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I fc£r illr'-y- jLjsfi 1 I tHic U S lo Curb Inactive War Looms April of Benefits Dumping As Crucial British Goods Nazi Strategy War Month (IT) Writer Who Went Stage Arranged For Talk By Chamberlain By Klrke L Simpson Associated Tress 4 rlter From every discernible indicator the eighth month pnw opening of the war In Europe will bp pne of crucial significance for belligerents and neutrals alike despite lessening prospects of an immediate break In the west front stalemate Events have set a world stage for Prime Minister Chamberlains impending speech lo parliament In London reconvening after its Easter recess It may provide some more definite clue to the processes by w'hich allied strategy has been reshaped for more Intensive and aggressive economic action against German Judged by the Implications of a week-enbroadcast by Winston Churchill British first lord of admiralty it Is intensified economic attack on Germany that has been planned bv England and France not military assault Churchill rev Iterated that the ailles are waging war on Hitlerism alone but failed to Indirate how the allrnd economic net could be pulled lighter Presumably that exposition will rome from Chamberlain in revealing to parliament what prompted the new part with France d Already on Record Premier Renaud France's new war leader is already nn record as determined to press the war on Germany in "all domains" but without waste of life That pronouncement on his assumption of the premiership was read as dosing the door to a west front attack on Germany by land ctr air ao far as Reynaud government It left wide open however the possibility of an thrust at Germany via the Black sea French dismissal nf the aoviet ambassador to Paris heightened speculation as to whether the allies were about to assume the military offensive on Germany's southeastern flank regardless of the effect on Italian or Russian nonbelligerency With nearly a million troops mobilized In the near east the allies could strike a formidable blow at vital German resources from that aide yet not without still uncertain repercussions on Rome and Moscow’ Against Uvat It to be set Church-11- 1 s apparent answer to a formal reiteration In Moscow that Russia Intends to remain a nonbelligerent Adda to Strain "It is no part of our (allied) policy to seek war with Russia" Churchill said adding that the allies had no quarrel either "with the Italian or Japanese people" and sought to confine the war "to Hitler and nazl German power" Yet the general purport of Churchill a speech like the French move that put a new strain on Franco-Russia- n relations indicate that at least one Item upon which the new Franeo-Britispolicy is based is vigorous intensification of the economic strangulation campaign against nazidom whatever it leads to And It is In the southeastern European theater where Germany finds oil fond and olher that economic pressure iupplies h could become decisive Churchills assertion that Intensification of the war “is to he expected and we certainly will not thrink from It" stripped his disclaimer of any allied purpose against either Russia or Italy of much of its reassuring quality so far as neutrals of the Balkan area are concerned It virtually challenged both Moscow and Rome to Intervene If they dared in whatever steps to tighten the allied economic squeeze on Germany re impending in the southeast g Consumers Meet Opens COLUMBIA Mo April 1 (INS) meeting of the second national conference on consumer education opened Monday The Institute for at Columbia -- A three-da- y Consumer education at Stephens college was the conterenre host kr RIeiv 'Sr tvmtinDk&sgl & Tuesday MoPniiig- - la concerned - WASHINGTON April 1 The United States government shortly will act to protect American industry and commerce against a flood of British goods stimulated by the depredated pound sterling the United Press was Informed Monday night The first step In ail likelihood will be taken this week perhaps within the next 21 hours in the form of an order by the treasuiy to customs collectors to recognize the official rale for the pound In assessing duly on British goods ai riving in this coun- try Salt £ake Jjik Tribunc- M& jt & -- h-- 'r t to jUS Relations With Spain Grow Cordial 200 300 Miles Franco Regime Fail to Fulfill Dark Predictions With Welle Explain Tactics The following uncensored dispatch by Everett R Holies Lnited Press night cables editor and only press association correspondent to accompany U S Undersecretary of State Sumner Welles nn his European factfinding tour discusses 'the military prospects on the basis of Inprmatinn obtained In Euro- By Andrue Berdlng WASHINGTON April 1 (2D — Events since the end of the Spanish civil war a year ago have upset two predictions freely made at that time: That General Latm-Amciiv- a By Everett R Holies I nlted Tress Cables Editor War Peril To US Ideals Adolf Hitler doesn’t Intend to fight If he ran escape It and the ailles are trying frantically to find a gap In the nazl armor where they ran come to grips with him On both sides nf the slumbering TORONTO April 1 I2D— United Slates Minister James H R Crom- western front— In Berlin London well warned Monday night of the and Paris— I was told that unless Britain and France can find some dangers of propaganda against deway to make Hitler fight hls way mocracy and urged education In nut the war on land may remain Ideals to circumvent in Its present deadlock democratic Indefi"those who would divest men of nitely Air warfare nn a vast scale Inevery human freedom diverting tensified attacks nn a their fears and suspicions with tightening of economicshipping blockade words of false security" and counter-hlockad- e and a grim Education for democracy he told diplomatic struggle for real or althe Old Bovs’ association of the passive allies seems to be the University of Toronto Is "perhaps as necessary as any utilitarian or cultural course which our schools now offer ” "One may ask" he continued "why we need education for democracy w hen we actually live and breathe undpr such a social system The answer Is that In the battle gf ideas now being fought out In every part nf the world deception and camouflage have been developed to an art as great as In war” Earlier Talk Tainted Uproar Saves on Fuel Hitler would be well satisfied to have the war go on In this undecisive way For instance he s waging a fierce struggle for oil hut actually the nazl war machine probably is consuming less fuel than the amount saved hy rationing within s nf all Germany where automobiles have disappeared from the streets What Hitler Is doing convinced me during my observations In Berlin that his war policy might five-sixth- Father Pro cuts Triple Slaying Britons Lmijili At 'Shortage’ men that you've always wanted — and priced right— the best 22 50 worth m townl ear While the cnuntrv s w artime food stocks are being held at a high level and rationing does not applv to those who ran afford meals in hotels and restaurants muddled distribution and high prices have entailed hardships for the poorer Classes In the three weeks since tne official introduition of meat rationing complaints against pmes and quality still are forthcoming from their customers butchen report This map shows the routes (1) by which Russian oil is believed moving across the Black sea to Germany although the northern route via Odessa and Kiev is not fully comAllied ships passing the Dardanelles (2) along pleted French Nazis Battle by Land and Air TARIS so msra by Iks Furman Family Itlim Vain IlheuinatMnAss To rrhva tW torturing pain nf or lumbago in a Nirjtu M KlTO tH iplrndid formula ft mtmjia hv thnutandi Dependable— nn opine Doe tha work nuLkly Must relieve enj4 fum to vottr Mtlifa tlnn In few minute of nsonfv bGk Dn t auflef Clin this ad as a reminder to atk dru&ikrt (of hllUTO today ui Germans Shell French Line Air Chamber Gives Aid in In Saar River Area Disease Fight Battles Follows Aerial Bombardment i longer-than-usu- France Moves To Increase Rate of Births - "six-mil- e pea-an- ts Last of ‘Americans V Latin-Americ- zi high-pressu- oxygen Compression In ordinary air revealed something new about absorbed in tissues under pressure Is in about exact proportion to the amount of body fat fat-nitr- ogen Therefore measuring the nitrogen given off by tissues during decompression is an exact measure of fat This helps identify those persons who do not look fat but who due to fat concealed inside face the same risks as obviously overweight persons For sinus trouhle Lieutenant Behnke cited observations that the high pressures open passages and permit Infection to drain out The ame thing he said is true of some lung troubles where the tiny chambers at the ends of the bronchial pipe are clogged with Infectious materials The navy found that compression detects nose and throRt InfecThe htgh pressure causes tion pain due to the fact that Inferted passages are more or less clogged Hy $ult £ak t $fibtme luued ivary moimnt at Halt of fir ik um City a coni 'iana matti umiri act of Marcfi h 1H7P 'tuba npooft rata Utan Idaho N trad Wvomlna daily and Sunday month V2 it OV rarriall Inandadvanc lwhrr tn II 4 Honda month tl NEED COAL? Call the VALLEY FUEL CO rOR GENUINE WAS 2048 tace high-pressu- Crowd Fire Hall 's here nt Irish Raiders Awe BELFAST North Ireland April 1 (CP)— Tin ee armed member of the outlawed Iilsh republican army Monday rtlght raided Saint MEXICO CITY April 1 (2D-hall at Dungannon County Mexican Irrigation commission It Tyrone where billiard matches was announced Monday has or- were In progress held the erowd dered the Installation of new Ir- at gunpoint and set the building rigation equipment In Lower Cali- afire fornia to use waters from the One of the IRAiles kept the crowd Colmado river covered with hls gun while his two With the new equipment the companions ran up the stair to commission expects to ohtain suf- the second floor and sprinkled keroficient water to irrigate 340000 sene on the building They then acres set It afire and escaped cottITSh The Franco government agreed to respect American property ow In Spain Largest of such owners Is the International Telephone and Telegraph company which installad Spain’s modern telephone system Some difficulty is being experienced however over Spams desire to see American experts replnced as rapidly as possible by Spanish experts high-pressu- touch-me-n- Mexico Acts to Use Waters of Colorado of After protracted negotiations the Franco government has finally re(Continued From Tage One) leased the last of the American Only these red corpuscles are able volunteers who fought for the loyto carry oxygen and anything alists that interferes with this carrying After the outbreak of the Eurojob results in quick death war last September General pean But under high pressure In pure Franco and Secretary Hull issued oxvgen other parts of the blood a cordial exchange of declarations also load up with oxygen Serum against the extension of the conthe white portion of blood dis- flict tributes so much oxygen that the Studies have been made on both red cells actually dofnot need to sides to determine whether trade unload theirs any longer Lieutenbetween the two countries can be ant Behnke said increased The fact that Spain proInasmuch as breathing pure oxy- duces few products widely sold in Is an treatment for gen emergency the United States rompluates the disease the trouble problem coronary heart And Spain is forced by which comes from the war to seek to become Lieutenant Behnke sugliving economically It has not gested physicians try been possible to reopen the trade oxygen beginning with pressures agreement negotiations that were less than three atmospheres under way when the civil war When pressure is raised to four broke out times that of atmosphere men go Into convulsions But they recover Officials Relieved apparently without bad effects Officials here are relit ved that This suggested oxygen shock may General Franco's victory has not he a good substitute for insulin in fact strengthened fascist inand metrazol shock in treating fluence In a It was or schizophrenia split personality feared that Germany and Italy Both the latter methods of shock w ould use Franco Spain as a funnel have had good success in curing through which to pour fascist-naBut both bring risks insanity propaganda into nations to which are not present In our south allow’-ance- n Pal-riik- I the route shown as (3) would probably use the naval bases of Sinope Samsun and Trebizond as contraband control bases Agreement to permit the passage was reported reached at a conference at Aleppo (4) several days ago April 1 (2D— Heavy Allies Prepare to Strike at reverberated Monday In the wooded valleys of the Saar Route Earning Nazi Ore Supplies river sector on the western front accompanied hy sharp fighting In maintained that no such measures (Continued From Tage One) the air were contemplated “or even disThe French high command said in Ankara Bucharest Belgrade cussed” by the war council Thursartillery fire was "particularly and The Hague who are expected day home soon heavy” west of the Saar river Aiming at Ore The night Stepping up her drive to prevent Stoppage of Scandinavian ore exmilitary communique told a story any valuable intelligence reaching ports to Germany was the only of a resumption of bombardment the enemy the British announced real objective decided upon hy the by hig guns after a Sunday layoff that thousands of Germans and war council these sources mainAt the same time the communi- Austrians living in Britain must tained que declared that German and al- appear before new regional comlied fortes fought "several" air mittees to show why they should battles the results of whirh were not he interned Of 73000 aliens not yet known All French planes examined since the war began 5G9 returned safely however it was were interned and the movemenls said the French acknowl- of 6782 were restricted During Sunday edged two of their single-seate- r the World war 30 000 enemy aliens fighters went down m a dog fight were interned with a "much superior" German forre hut one of the French pilots Copyright hy Chuago Tribune hailed out to safety with his paraLONDON April 1 (2D Great TARIS Apritl— To provide more chute Britain it was indicated in diplo- babies for France the French famFremler Meets Envoys matic circles Monday night is pre- ily code which was originally deWhile this new spurt of activity paring to 'jstrike as hard as possisigned as a peare measure went was In progress nn the W'estern ble" against the sea route along Into effect Monday although the front Premier Paul Revnaud con- Norway s coast hy which Germany nation is at war As printed In the ferred with several of France's imports Swedish Iron ore Hitherto German ships carrying official journal this code fills no principal envoys in Europe and told fewer than 57 columns and Is a his cabinet about allied war deci- this high grade ore to the reich veritable Magna Charta for the sions which seemed to foreshadow armament factories have been protected by the a holder effort to blockade Gerlimit" which mothers and babies of France sumNorway daims for shipping along marizing their rights and privimany The energetic little premier her coastinstead of the usual leges It is undoubtedly the most bit of social legislalimit - because of the talked at length and tn turn with three-mil- e ever tion by the third adopted shallows Corhin near the Norwegian shore Paul Bargeton Charles and Francois-PonreAndre t 'Jhe forces of both the British republic respecIts prime purpose Is to bolster tively the ambassadors to Belgium and Frenrh empires were being failing birth rate That means Britain and Italy primed for a crippling blow against the for Other French envovs are ex- Germany s economic bastions to provide more more workers for French farms home Britain'soon from Ankara pected parliament reconvening and Bucharest The Tuesday after the Faster recess French factories and unless the Belgrade of perpetual peace is discovhe Informed to of French will hear from Prime Minister Hague Chamberlain a brief outline of ered more soldiers for the French plans In preparation for reopening of measures to stifle Germany s ore army is case of future wars Although sponsored bv the last The French chamber of the chamber of deputies Tuesday supplies after the Faster reepss Reynaud deputies also resuming meetings government under Premier Edoutold hls cabinet about the allied probably will be informed by Pre- ard Daladier the family code was a measure and represents supreme wap council meeting held mier Paul Reynaud of steps de- nonpaxty in London March 23 at which Rrit-ai- n cided upon here last Thursday by an earnest effort by France to combat what everybody agrees Is a and France made new pledges the allied war council formal danger namely declining of cooperation both during and Tlans Kept Secret population Half a century ago after the war were a million births every there Is Since the navy traditionally Berks More Strength the "silent servue" caryying out year Since then the figure has fallen Fighting to strengthen the posi- Its orders without publicity no detion of his government there was tails are expected to come from to 600000 The new code contains many a possibility that the premier Chamberlain but neutral naval exreforms the most signifimight state his policy In the cham- perts thought that Britain deber of deputies but political stroyer and submarine flotillas cant being the concept of state sources said Intel pcllatlnns probawould be brought to bear on Ger- aid to families Beginning Monday bly would be delayed until April 9 man ships cartylng oie south from every married couple will he entitled to a premium of 2000 to 3000 'Jhe senate Is siheduled to meet Nar Ik franc (from $10 to $60) for their In sei ret session Ihcn to debate the The route thev have been follow- first-bors child Monthly new government s policies and con- ing was referred to Monday night to mothers or guardians also duct of the war discussion which bv one economic warfare ministry are provided the exact sunq de- may have an Important effect on aid as "Germany s sea the life of the Reynaud govern- lane” and diplomats thought the pending upon their financial con-- 1 of children ment allies wore preparing to change Its dition and the number Brltish-Ften- i h coReinforced chat aiter operation as a result of the war Although there Is agitation for Risrr Goc Dry rounctl meeting was Interpreted as a strict rationing of imports to PUEBLO Colo April 1 (2D-- For strengthening Reynaud'i position neutrals contlnguous to Germany however the first time during any spring where import have ihown sharp The council was believed to have Increase ainee outbreak of record go the Arthe war as far back determined on a stronger hand the ministry of economic warfare kansas river ceased flowing here with the Scandinavian and Balkan The river dried up here Monday nation to plug gaps In the allied only once before— during the sumblockade of Germany but just how mer of 1934 they might act remained a military secret The VI Germany To date neither event has com to pass and the feeling in diplomatic quarters here Is that both ara now at most only very remote possibilities Since President Roosevelt last April 1 Issued a proclamation recognizing that the Spanish civil war had ended and lifting the arms embargo to Spain there have been many developments bringing closer relations between the United State and Spain Relations Established Full diplomatic relations with the Franco governrrtent were soon established Alexander W Weddell was sent from Argentina as ambassador The Export-Impobank advanced a credit to Spain to facilitate the purchase of 230000 bales rt ternative well be: Cromwell's address was his third "Come and get us If you can " in Toronto In two weeks Germany Is huilding her harriers His statement to the Canadian for a siege not for an attack dub here March 19 that a victory The British and French can't get for the allies In the European war at the nazis on the western front was necessary to the welfare of unless they are willing to sacrifice the United States caused a furor 1000 000 nr more lives in a gamblp In th United Stales and brought and they are coming to realize that a rebuke from Secretary of State time mav not actually be their ally Cordell Hull as they first believed In an Interview Monday CromNeed for Fighting well refused comment on the reBut If they tan come to grins buke observing that "the Mate department has told me that my with the Germans now before Hilremarks were undiplomatic so I ler has a chanee to build more shall naturally nnt repeat them" military etonomk’ and diplomatic harriers around the relch their Likes Canada Tost superiority In resources and man"I haven't given much thought power will be overwhelming to it hut I think it would he possiObservations in the belligerent ble for me to run for the senate countries Indicate: 1 without having to resign as minisThe allies realize that they must open up a new fiont somewter to Canada "I see nothing In the law to here-In Scandinavia the low’ prevent it If I should find mvself countries the Balkans or the near in that position I certainly hope east— and they would like nothing I will he able to retain my present better than to draw some of GerI find myself fully at many's strategic neighbors Into the post war to provide a springboard for home among Canadians" In the battle of Ideas Cromwell action British diplomatic efforts said Monday night "we see those along this line have been unavailing who would destroy human dignity thus far 2 The British had privately —through the enforcement of unquestioning obedience— hold the hoped that the war in Finland mirage of superiority before the would Involve Sweden and open the eyes of their people In order to lead way for the start of the "real war " 3 The prospects of an Invasion them toward the abyss of aggresof Holland or Belgium are less prosion and conquest " He declared that an educated nounced now Hitler apparently and alert electorate "is the prime realizes that the allies would like necessity and the very foundation" nothing better 4 of our democratic Institutions The allies cannot start a war adding that "we must shape our Id the Balkans without the codemocratic ideals and processes to operation of Turkey and at least the end that the problems which one Balkan slate and the allies tyranny falsclv boa(sts can he solved have been unable to fully convince only bv the sword shall be solved the Balkans paiticularlv Rumania hv free men under free Instituthat a British-Frencvictory is in the cards tions " 5 The fate of Finland is being used hv Hitler as a selling point to convince the Ralkans that their destiny lies with Germany and Russia as part of his attempts to rrrate an bloc of "pacification ' there 1 Mrs tTi— GALT Ontario April Mirhsel Lesko 36 Czerho-Slova- k was arrested Monday housewife night hv police who said she attempted to kill her two daughters and then attempted to kill herself by hanging Polite said she struck her daughter Annie 7 and plared a rope Copv right hy the Chicago Tribune around her net k The husband LONDON April Stamp summoned by the older daughter the Rritish government s chief ecorushed Into the house and rut down adviser nomic a laugh Monraised the younger girl and Mrs Lesko day when he revealed the receipt hanging side by side from ropes of a food package containing sarin the attic dines cheese chocolate honey and peanut butter from g friend in America who thoughte was starving The piess Monday night treats the Incident as a inke and at the same lime to refute suggestions of a shortage prints Bark nf England figures showing that Britain bought more food abroad in the first five months of the war than In the corresponding period last Direct from the Furmbilt factory to you — new in style— new in model — tops in values The clothes for Franco's victory would be followed by fascist peneand that tration In Spain would attack France If the latter became involved In war with pean 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