Show Friday Mornlng- - Salt £akc Uljc Soviet Lauds Stalin on 60 tli Birthday 1 tA Of Army Given Stress Norway Reports More Fleeing V OSLO MOSCOW Dec 21 Cft-speeches meetings resolutiSns and thousands of words of praise the soviet union Thursday celebrated the sixtieth birthday of Joseph With Stalin Soviet newspapers pajing scant attention to the Russian invasion mantle Greeting From Hitler Among the greetings received by the soviet leadfcr was one from Adolf Hitler who sent "wishes for your personal well being ” New honors were heaped on the mustachioed Georgian who for 40 jears has worked for revolution as an underground agitator as a soldier and finally as a leader after the bolsheviks seized power The highest order of soviet Russia the order of Lenin was given him by the presidium of the supreme soviet which also awarded him the title of "hero of socialist labor” for his "exceptional services In organizing the bolshevik party creating the soviet state building a socialist society in the U S S R and consolidating the friendship of peoples of the Soviet union" ‘Symbol of Freedom’ In addition to stressing Stalin’s role as the heir of Lenin newspaper tributes many of them written by high officials of the soviet declared his name had regime become "the symbol for real freedom and human happiness for people of the whole working ” globe The communist party newspaper Pravda said “the metal worker of Detroit and the shipyard worker of Sydney the wefman weaver of Shanghai and the seaman of Marseille the fellah of Egypt and the Indian peasant from the Ganges— all of them speak of Stalin with affection ” Premier-oreign Commissar Vyacheslaff Molotov s tribute credited Stalin with being “under Lenin's guidance the chief organizer of the October uprising” which brought the bolsheviks to power in 1917 and "the principal building of the red army ” Credit for detailed attention to military details was given Stalin by Marshal Klementi Voroshilov army war commissar who said he "always personally and directly participates in and guides' the destiny of the red army F Reported Chasing Foes in North (Continued From Fage One) Russians with severe losses at several points At Aglajarvi on the southeastern front the communique declared nine tanks two guns three armored cars 20 machine guns and “quantities of other arms" vyere captured (A London dispatch from Moscow said that for the second successive day the Russian war communique made no claims of gains in Finland and reported only minor fighting (Observers near Kirkenes Norway on the Finnish border said o Russian troops in the Arctic sector were marching northward leading to reports the soviet drive southward had been thrown into reverse Some watchers said they could see Finnish troops in pursuit through their binoculars ) Pet-sam- Midday Raid The aerial attack on the Helsinki capital zone started at II 58 a m (4 58 a m eastern standard time) following earlier raids on towns within a radius of the capital Finnish officials said that not all the bombs dropped exploded y but the hospital dormitory a brick structure suffered a direct hit The bomb ripped through the roof of the building wrecking the two upper floors and tearing out the front Windows were broken over an area of a square mile Most of the hospital patients had five-stor- farms Turkeys I’tah's only Always purchase double inspected Turkey crop Each turkey inspected and Mill Fond graded by United States and State inspectors keys singed All tur- UTAH PRIME TURKEYS US Inspected lb 25 US & UTAH Inspected TURKEYS choice lb 23 lb 27'z FANCY CAPONS ROASTERS lb 24 FANCY lb 28 FANCY GEESE lb 25 FANCY DUCKS PORK LOIN ROAST— Eastern Corn-felb 17 (any size) Corn-feROAST— Eastern lb PORK 21 OF LEG LOOSE SAUSAGE WIRTIILIN’S ’ d d ALL-POR- 2 lbs 39 Seasoned-Rit- e LINK SAUSAGE Seasoned-Rit- e FANCY STANDARD OYSTERS FINNAN IIADDIE 30 pint 45 lb lb 27' z SALT LAKE CITY’S MOST 1XCLUSIYE MARKIT TOR CARLE ELLY SELECTED MEATS rOLLTRY AND EISH There Is A o Substitute for Quality tt’e Deliver been removed but 10 were too to leave their beds One of these was seriously injured y The clinic building a stucco structure and the school for the blind a building four stories high apd a block long were heavily damaged One bomb which fell into the street outside the school for the crater in solid blind left a rock Water and gas mains were broken and power lines trailed streets over the debris-strew- n Continued heavy fighting was reported on the Karelian isthmus between the Cfulf of Finland and Lake Ladoga where the Finnish asserted the Ruscommunique sians were beaten back with heavy g losses Wednesday in a Finnish gunseries of attacks boats battered the Russian flanks on both sides of the lake On the eastern front the Finns said they had "completely destroyed" one enemy battalion between Lieksa and Perala Lieksa is about 125 miles north of Lake Ladoga and 20 miles from the Russian border The town is on the eastern side of the elongated Pielinen lake system E’urther north the communique reported two battles in one of which a soviet battalion was "annihilated’ while in the other the Russians left 600 dead on the field On the Arctic front Finnish troops were officially reported to have crossed the Jordan! river and reached Hoyhenjarvi a village near the Norwegian frontier and about 60 miles south of Finland s Arctic coast 111 five-stor- six-fo- h living persons German-speakin- g the’lvrolean provinces of Bolzano Udine Trento and Belluno which went to Italy in the dis in uu 21 Pt— Ever since plans for repatriat- the Tyrol s German population were announced by Germany last summer thousands of Tyroleans who have no desire to become German have been concerned lest they be moved from their native mountains The plan for removing all Germans was part of a program for Italianizing the South Tyrol This picturesque mountain region has in many respects remained as foreign to Italy as a province of China This fact had caused fear among Tyroleans who did not want to cmigiate to Xlermany that they might be dispersed to other parts of Italy ion of Thursday’s agreement supplemented an earlier German-Italia- n repatriation pact It was signed by Heinrich Himmler chief of all German police and Guido Buffarni Guidl Italian undersecretary of the interior Himmler had a long talk with Premier Mussolini before the signneg Inhabitants of the Tyrolean provinces may "freely and spontaneously” adopt German citizenship transferring themselves to Germany "or continue to be Italian citizens remaining in the aforesaid provinces and keeping all rights and duties inherent to their status" day-lon- Bomb Red Troops The Finns reported continued activity on the part of their dwn air force which the communique said made "many reconnaissance flights and attacks far behind the enemy lines dispersing and bomb- ing enemy infantry detachments of motor lorries and columns stores (supplies) " Russian aerial attacks on nuli-lai- y were "insignifobjectives icant” the Finnish communique said the raiders being driven off by pursuit ships and antiaircraft fire At least six Russian planes were officially reported downed Wednesday Senator McNary of Oregon Republican leader emphasized the caution with which he and many of his colleagues approached the subject by declaring that he would support a substantial loan to Finland "for governmental purposes ” "In view of Finland s attitude in keeping her money covenants with this government I think we could well afford to lend her a substantial sum of money for governmental purposes" McNary told reporters I sed for Arms Finland was represented however as being most anxioius to obtain funds that could be used directly for war planes light field artillery rifles and small arms McNary declined to elaborate on the phrase "for governmental purposes” but indicated that he doubted the wisdom of making loans for the direct purchase of The Export-Impo- rt military supplies bank has declined 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Store open until qqq P M through Saturday! street ' FORT Dee WASHINGTON I'luno Strikes Clmnli s"""' Tyrol by assuring them they would not be transferred to other parts of Italy if they chose Italian citizenship in preference to German j Most of the 200 000 or more But the decision reached Thursday between Germany and Italy provided that only those who voted for German citizenship need move Austro-IIun-gana- t Legislative leaders indicated Thursday that congress would conscious of proceed cautiously the international complications Involved If it were called upon to approve a suggested $50 000000 loap to Finland to finance the purchase of war materials Finnish representatives were reported reliably to have broached the question of a loan here after they were unsuccessful in obtaining private financing in Wall Officers Plan Coast Attack K OP)— n memberment of J he World the after empire war were expected to vote for Italian citizenship Leaders Favor Caution on Finnish Loan Russian Planes Rain Bombs On Helsinki Hospitals Finnish Troops Destroy To Battalions ies ALL-POR- Doc ROME Dec 21 OP! — The Italian Tyrol s Germanic population was given until the end of the year to choose between German citizenship— and moving to Germany — or remaining on their ancestral land as Italian citizens' This decision embodied in an agreement betw een Germany and Italy relieved fears of former Austrians living in the south planes The gun was invented in Finland Notice the white covering over soldiers’ uniforms used as camouflage against the snow Russian naval squadion consisting of "one main ship and one destroyer’ was reported in action off Kola on Finland s south coast but the Finns said the vessels were driven off by coastal batter- WIRTIILIN’S 7 f Finland has a new type of antiaircraft fjun to The twin M G fight of Russian planes shown is extremely effective against invading A $ December 22 1939 "awrr" TURKEYS - TIMEYS 4 A 21 Dispatches from northern Norway Thursday night said the Russian retreat northward toward the Arctic seaboard appeared to have reached considerable magnitude Observers were quoted as saving large red army forces were falling back toward Sdlmijarvi with the soldiers alternately riding trucks and walking in order to keep from freezing Whether the retreat was general across the entire ptrip of Finnish territory whiih separates Norway from sovut Russia could not be determined by observers on this side of the border t of Finland devoted columns to Stalin picturing him as the fiero of workers throughout the world and as a leader who'pavs detailed attention to developing the red armed forces The tenor of the press tributes was to fix Stalin's position as the "closest associate” of Nicolai Lenin leader of the bolshevik revolution and as the inheritor of Lenin's - - 'Soviet Retreat Route Gives Tyroleans to Dec 31 to Decide Gains Volume On Going to Germany or Remaining Italian New T win Guns Threaten Soviet Bombers Leadership ITrlbunf- a 23 |