Show 111 ' t‘ i (v Zlic Salt Sunday Morning - gakt Zribunt -- 1 I 1 1 I I) lk 1 I i i I 1 1 1 f I 'i a J) Day-by-Da- y Resume of Europe War ' ? 1 ) v -- - 1: 'i I- 4 J ' ' to k'i A '' - i tg Pope Pius XII Pleads for Peace and Unity 4 ' A k - '- 1' ''4 1 ' i i - '' F - i ' 1 1 ' ' - T Refuses To Recognize China Puppet "E S 1 4k - - f o I ' 't'- ' '- 4 1(t Will Reopen Closed Door fi I '' ' Of Events In War Zone Hun Brands Nanking As Product of — i' it di Natton 11 i‘i --7 Nk Britain ' ' ' ' ' - - el o ( Turkey Aids 41 Blockade of Nazi Lifeline ei : ? Widely-heraide- - KM" her rouges onnige ' 0 1 0 3 1 0 Minting deLd or unknowo trail t4 y Ot 4 0 0 0 0 4 19448 7014 1 1 40 mark-- 29 Netherlands-- 25 Greece-- 21 Finland-- 11 Italy7 Estonia- -6 sovLithuania- -3 Jugoslavia- -2 Belgium- -6 iet-1 Rumania- -1 Japan- -1 Latvia- -1 Spain- -1 total 498 ' '''' Mittel' 0 602 N2therlands 1 11 1 0 0 2189 0 Germany di 1 0 Denmark 1146 13 2 6 2 Totals 30399 64 Previously 110 151 1638376 1484 3766 reported 197 142 Grand Ws 199 157 1668775 3770 1548 Losses by nations (includes naval vessels): Britain-2- 24 France-- 21 Sweden-- 37 Den Germany-- 43 Norway-- 56 Nor'-wa- ot ' Stnik by Plitt'' Pim IteN anti-Germ- -- 5 By Associated Press The following "hot( score" lists sea warfare losses reported during the thirtieth week of the war March 24 to March 30 Inclusive: Navy Determined To Halt Flow Froni Scandium ia (Continued From Page One) (Continued From rage One) 1 e ivbecause of of sidered significant ''' i iol A the questlbn of a return of Bess' fi:'4z ° I s tidal irritation here over publica- 1ket LONDON --- Admiralty Lord arabia from Rumania by force of V t i' tion by the German foreign office Churchill hints that Britain canstt 1 ' "' Sunday r not be f' to tFAI arms) "in‘ 4 ‘t A 1 expected accept t ''' of a series of "white papers" - Pope Pius XII pleads for "peace r"--- '1 1 Sources close to the foreign of terpretations of neutrality" t inStates United r the charging which concord and unity" among nations gave all advantages to fice declared however there were '' -- 4”: ' N of outbreak 14 : : "aggressor" trigued to hasten the as European war tempo slows i I no grounds for belief that the ' ' war in Europe Administration ofI i -down in general observance of BERLIN — German officials speech meant that "the Russian at I I sinks Easter British submarine ficials American and foreign diplopromise more explosive sensai ko 1 second German merchantman of 1 mats and congressional leaders tions "soon" express satisfaction titude toward Ge rman y has war because Molotov chorused their conviction that with results of first 'i " diplomatic changed" simply i have the German documents are spurifailed tl speak of Germany in blitzkrieg 1 ous and clumsy attempts by the k: glowing terms Monday Ii NANKING— German government and propa1 ling Ching-Wi Tightening of the British blockBritish navy Intensifies i 1 bids 0 ganda office for International recogi ade and advances on the economic watch on German shipping reChairman Key Pittman of the nition of Japanese-sponsore- d and diplomatic fronts appeared to 4 1 increming destroyer squadrons MI r senate foreign relations committee gime be the only action in prospect for 1 1 ! Scandinavian waters Britain's In- 1 I t promptly approved Hull's state1 ! near future Warfare on land the t 2 i a' labor ' party adopts : 7 dependent '0 Pittman is the author of a 1 ment sea and in the air continues and all wartime program opposing d pending resolution to embargo tj despite sporadically restricting I emergency powvs to of war materials IN the press that "de--'shipment promises of workers' organizations freedom Ap council war in the cisions Japan taken speech and press and opposing al "I heartily approve of Secresoon will bear fruit" political truce with the Chambertary Hull's statement" Pittman The British said that two GerChing-whead of the Japanese-sponsore- d AsWang British lain goverShop government i said "It is a reannouncement of man Messerschmitt planes had sistants Clerks and Warehouse- n- ment in China who says he seeks international friendship the policy that our government been shot down and a German Dormen unions' conference vote to has maintained since the invasion nier 17 bomber disabled over the -P 'end Isar and oust Chamberlain of Manchuria and the establish western front in the only "active ment of the puppet government service" communique of the day 1441 (Continued From Pate One) Manchukuo The present governIt covered action on Friday Tuesday ment at Nanking is not a Chinese sea If a Black sea blockade can British expeditionary force takes Uppermost in parliament which government at all but is a puppet be made effective France and Brit- reconvenes Tuesday probably will over new sector on western front I be domestic rather than foreign or government similar to Manchu- ain will win the war" French Premier PauliReynaud kuo" war problems during the first presents his cabinet to nation as Reports from Istanbul said that There may be cabinet week a government with but one goal: Voices Intention to Foster Ching-we- i Text of Statement Wang French Admiral Mouren arV had Mauretania "Beat the enemy" changes in which a small war counHI rived there to organize antiair- cil will be created Hull's statement follows: Trade With Powers Who 'Cooperate' completes Panama canal passage "In the light of what has hap- craft defenses of that Minister of shipping Sir John after dash from New Yo'k on city as well pened in various parts of China as In Turkish Black sea Gilmour British war mission in Pacific prominent in the unionist ports 1 since 1931 the setting up of a new French-Russia- n NAKING March 30 (AP)—Wang Ching-wand his Japarelations strained (conservative) party for 20 years Meanwhile a protest by the Gerhas the appearit of died regime heart disease and Nanking by Moscow's recall of Ambassador Saturday a bid for international recognition of his ance of a nese sponsors made 1 further step in a program man minister at Belgrade brought appointment of a successor will be Jakob Surits following Paris declaration that soviet envoy was no regime inaugurated here Saturday by declaring respect for the of one country by armed force to the release of seven large German In order A change In the ministry its will uporta neighboring oil barges seized by longer acceptable Yugoslav patrol of supply now headed by Leslie rights and interests of "friendly" nations and an intention to Impose country and to block off a large boats on the Danube on grounds Burgin also is expected reopen China's "open door" to the peaceful economic activity of area of the world from normal po- that they lacked special transmit ( 1 Wednesday t litical and economic relationships who "conform to the new situation in east Asia" permits Seven reported dead several powers with the rest of the world Five Hungarian barges two be- Illinois Arrests 1017 11) his In declaration announcing on after French explosion missing The developments there appear longing to the Oil of La the JapaRailleuse French formal establishment to be following the pattern of other company still were held at the destroyer For Auto Violations port and German heavy artillery break nese backed regime Wang said his regimes and systems which have of Belgrade and 16 German tankers silence on western front while aims included international coopbeen set up in China under the waited for permits on the SPRINGFIELD IlL March 30 edge of of an outside power and Jugoslav waters warplanes battle overhead British eration of the state trafy aegis communism and proagain say Germans lost seven planes which in their functioning espeThe possibility of future serious fic laws brought grief to 1047 Illinazis say allies lost two:- at sea motion of foreign friendship cially favor the interests of that complications were seen in Jugo- nois motorists during February British planes report sinking GerHe declared his Nanking regime outside power and deny to nation- slavia's application of an army de- State Police Chief Walter Williams man patrol vessel als of the United States and other cree requiring special ipermits of said Saturday to be the only legal government all oil barges passing through that Of this total he said 837 were third countries enjoyment of of China and warned foreign powof equal and fair country MEXICO CITY March 30 t'11--convicted and paid fines and costs rights TIIIIrSday ers against interfering with China's Strict application could shut off totaling 88568 while 16 were senTwelve representatives of the 16- - treatment which are legally and Britain and France join In per- Internal affairs acthe Danube to Germany as a means tenced to jail terms aggregating by theirs continuing 000 justly d government-administerein the employes 0 manent partnership declare neithof transporting oil supplies from 94 months Stop sign violations oil Industry worked Statementa Noted er will sign separate peace Brit- tive support of Chiang Rumania and Russia led all other offenses i ' ish ambassador to Japan fore- Chungking "government which Saturday to compose the official "The government of the United sees "full harmony' between Lon- Wang termed "a regional refugee answer of the Petroleum Workers' States has noted statements of to Union President Cardenas don British probomber and regime" Tokyo 't i gram for reorganizing the in that outside power that their counshot down over the Netherlands Hull Statement try intends to respect the polit4cal home call dustry British envoys to near i 1 It was understood the special Independence and the freedom of eastern countries: German plane (Secretary of State Cordell Hull downed In raid on Shetland Islands In Washington Saturday said that committee expected to finish the the other country and that with In East another damaged Norway interns the United States continues to final draft by next Wednesday the development of affairs I ! Chinese nationalist when it will be submitted for ap- Asia this Intention will be demonthe submarine and German recognize grounded t i crew: Hungarian Premier Count government at Chungking rather proval to a meeting of delegates atrated To this government the Pal Teleky received by Pope Pius than the' Japanese sponsored re- from the 32 sections of the union circumstances both military and 1 which have attended Reliable reports of suggestions diplomatic XII In audience Sumner Welles gime set up at Nanking returns from European investiga(The United States he said had presented to the committee by the setting up of the new regime at tion makes report to President ample reason for believing the the various sections said there Nanking do not seem consistent 1 Sta-Up-T- op Roosevelt Chungking government "has had were strong differences of opinion with such an intention The attitude of the United and still has the allegiance and but that the majority favored acsupport of the majority of the Chi- cepting at least in general terms States toward use ofof armed force I Friday national pollas an Instrument the president's proposals nese people" by t I British seek to avoid controversy These proposals recommended cy is well known Its attitude and (The Hull statement added that with Russia by turning over two the establishment of the Nanking dismissal of thousands of workers position with regard to various asto regime "has the appearance of a wage seized Russian cuts consolidations and pects of the situation In the tar freighters French German foreign office re- further step in a program of one limitation of union authority east have been made clear on nuleases prewar documents purport- country by armed force to impose among 14 points urged by Car- merous occasions That attitude 1 edly seized in Polish archive& Its Will upon a neighboring coun- denas for putting the industry on and position remain unchanged t " an economic basis It operated at Reasserts quoting Nsalien-- C Bullitt United try Rights 1 States ambassador to Paris as aloss of at least 22000000 pesos Would I y Cooperate in 1939 "This government again makes aligning United States with allies t According to union sources the full reservation of this country's (The J apanese govr toment against Germany and saying U S war President echoed Wang's declaration with a principal economy measures in the rights under international law and ‘ would 'finish" ("c-'1-- 13 from statement that "Japan desires to president's prograni had aroused existing treaties and agreements: Roosevelt says propaganda V '"I'weive years ago the governEurope should be taken with salt cooperate with third powers in substantial opposition so substanSecretary Hull says alleged state- China and share with them the nal that despite an acceptance by ment of the United States recogments in Berlin documents never benefits of international amity" the—rnion "in general terms" im- niLed as did other governments I —and So Does Her ) represented government's thought (The Tokyo statement ‘karned portant specific points probably the national- government of the N or policy Bunn and Polish envoy however that "so long as China's would be rejected of China 0 The i governrepublic Comfort Ling Mother! — ) ment of the United States has amdeny statements Russia's premier-foreig- n remaining procommunist A commissar proclaims soviet forces fail to awaken Gets ple reason for believing that that Federal Post neutrality in European war Rus- from their illusory dreams Japan government with capital now at D sian ambassador leaves Paris 4? N will not lay down her arms or reWASHINGTON March 30 (Al- -- Chungking has had and still has N B German news agency re- lax her vigilance and firm deter- Appointment of Arthur A HoughCt the allegiance and support of the 4 I 1 ports German attack on allied con- mination to surmount any ob- ton Jr industrial executive to be great majority of the Chinese peovoy sinking of one merchantman stacles that may arise in the (u- curator of the rare book collection ple The government ofthe United i and damaging of cruiser British ture") in the library of congress was an- States of course continues to recl''14f' 1 f tt attack repelled ' at ' say The Chinese nounced Saturday by Librarian ognize that government as the govgovernment 1: 1 1171 j ernment of China" I I Chungking took note of Wang's Archibald McLeish Nk t it Inauguration by instructing ChiNiturday ikN4(3 to nese abroad present diplomats Diplomatic sources in Rumania assert Turkey will permit allied to the governments to which they N't are accredited formal denuncia" rt warships to pass the Dardanelles 'v) Allii-p-f41 and blockadi‘Russian shipments to tions of the Nanking regime The declaration presented to the Germany on Black sea British at Washington admiralty lord Winston Church- state department f I ill warns of intensification of the termed the new "central governwar hints Britain cannot be ex- ment" a "gang of slaves of the 1 pected to take "Interpretalloy Of Japanese" Recognition of Wang's 1 11 VII the document said would 1 h I neutrality which give ail ad- regime ! '1 ) be considered 'as "an act most unGerr vantages to the aggremor" ' 40 -' )N nian press says alleged Polish docu- friendly to the Chinese nation" 6!it i ments prove American diplomats ---- --( -- 1 do V l fostered allied war with Germany Le (Anus : nazi officials prnmise more sensa(i''' 11 ty (( ( 4 tional revelations I 750 i :ii git Showing War's for Week 1 By the Associated Press BUCHAREST — Diplom &tie sources say Turkey has agreed to allow allied warships to pass the Dardanelles and enforce blockade on Black sea British official sources say "no knowledge of report" Japanese Aggression ) Britain Table Plans to Sew-1'61Nab Ore Ships News Digest 1910 March 31 ' Fimis 180 Tribes - Georgian Regime Ousted WASHINGTON March 30 (UP) GENEVA March 30 —After careful study Dr Herbert exiled Georgian nationalist governW Kreiger Smithsonian Institution ment issued a commairtue here curator of ethnology Saturday Saturday night stating It had night advised congress who had learned "from Batum" that Mosmade the inquiry that there are cow had ousted the soviet governISO Indian tribes in the United ment of Georgia and installed a States new military governor Lirl--T- he r:t - - x r China Poppet State Mikes Bid For Friendship of Nations 011 tt (IA 441 ei 1) OA etd ithi raCed Socony-Vacuu- Mexico Labor Sifts Oil Economy Drive (INS)--Volati- -1- r ons - 6 t I 41 PROPORTIONED HOSIERY win - "Budget" and "Flake" Kai-shek- 's Chiffons 01 Formerly 115 a Pair REDUCED TO Grandma Wore Stays— 1 11 Granddattghter Wears ICI Every Pair Perfect Girdles f 3 PAIRS' 285 pr - BUDGET CHIFFON: a d chiffon flattering FLAKE CHIFFON: d hem-loc- k with single tween welt and afterwelt four-threa- utility long-weari- three-threa- crepe "personally fitting" that there's no sag nor strain ACCURATELY proportioned' to fit ankle heel and calf' as well as foot and length sizes Six exclusive features: Toe Seal Wearcraft Finish Lace Hemlock Magic Twist Magic Fit Top --r Molded Heel ' - '‘i I Shrine Directors Mexican Population Put at 21 'Millions EL PASO Texas March 30 01-- Following khree days of fun Shrin ers of the Shrine Directors' Assoof North America concludkX1C0 CITY March 30 WI— ciation liahle sources in the department ed their annual convention Saturof national economy reported Sat- day with election of officers and selection of Jacksonville Fla as urday that a preliminary tabulation Of the national census taken the 1941 convention city Delbert V Blackburn of Itadi March 6 Indicated the total population of Mexico is slightly more than temple Evansville Ind was elected president of the association 21000U00 pet S4 wit This would 'be An Intl ease of succeeding Ray Newton of Des Iowa approximately 5000000 over the Moines A J Balco Im of Dallas was ele1930 census vated to the first vice presidentcy and Edwin IL Fox of Cincinnati's Syrian temple to the second vice C Louis Fkcher presidency Charleston S Ct was reelected I 1 ortenertr undsd 1 hoalE if flot aattf (Advertisement ii ' - 'Ile re Mot re r tempt ((oak ay 60 seats ) - ' '''"sz:f tr : 1) TRY i (' ) ' i it 1 t i 1A11050 St 1 totchhio bras 22 to - 0 L Alum 1 350 loodo r - t r p MAKE-U- P t n Originated by Max Factor Hollywood It creotes a MU COPIrtelliOn Lastex net and Long lived TwoWay-OneWarayon satin (that feels lighter than it really is) sees to it that hips and tummy get just the right amount of restraint for the new silhouette I y makes the skin look soft and smooth e It helps concral tiny complexion faults 1 It stays oil for hours with Out repolidering iso t' I ' l- e- ) it has the comfort Le Gant really is different of elastic with the control of cloth 't 1 i 14 1108IFRY LONDON ?larch 21 (Sunday)— The Sunday Oispaten said Sunday that a strike of loun wrirkMI in the huge Vickers Aviation 11d plant at trout( lands v as threatened IStonday -- - - - ' ot rouNDATIONS MAX FACTOR STUDIO ATRFET FLOOR MAKE-U- PECONO FLOOR I C O iTtiE (141 a 1 t iI I- VV ffelS 4s c I '''' - tf 41A441 ‘ ofcs 16 '"! 4 " I 1' - I ) I r4v f II I 12'' t 4) i o nnnn t 64 L C's! - n - : tt' '1' 4 ) ' 1 STREET FLOOR t 4 1) 1 1 I 4 ' 7 -- - ” 1AV1 A 0AikarANAAli lki -- et 4 - 4 1 ru 1 41 1 ) flritkli Strikr bitten& 4111') I 1 i E1N-C11K- E I N That disfiguring waistline roll is doomed to oblivion under the skillful treatment of a youthful Le Cant girdle with secreting tiny woven-ipockets with faint traces of boning here and there Gives that "long torso" look! 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