Show - - !'"-- - - b11 - - Tlinriday 3loinsing - - - Japan Seelis I Partyless U ite-- State- 'T: c— Bombs Leave :Ruins on Site of Church : ' a 4 to " ' - - -' ' d '" — ":—::'ir Premier Urges i I - ir of elding - Entire Energies f I 1 iv 4 1 - 10Kiie - — I ::::-- - TOKYO Aug 28 UPI—Prince FuTrilmaro Konoye Japan's premier charged his key political planners i 0 I tralOtio $ I t77: 1 :‘ ' ''Sp 1 t'l It: i :) !":711'kalf-:::":: ' F I A 4 6 ::t t s4 7 :: 44 ::: A :f3 7 i ' - g t' Ik ' I u t'i 1 P10 if '' - 4- l-''- : ' it 11:' it 1 :: :1 Is ' : 4 $: lkik :: '::4 44 :':--o- ::f:s1t VICHY France Aug 28 The French government acknowl4 edged for the first time Wednesday 4 ''f ite' the existence- of a rebellion in 'i'l k ' French East Africa and blamed it on British Prime Minister Win1't 6 ston Churchill - '' it) A '' 1 The extent and military signifia t " k ( 4 4 Wednesday with the task of T ::x 4 : cance of the movement however ' Pr 1:::S ' !: it ' ' f 'i4: 41 :::':i structure national ' a was not made clear ': 'ti" nonparty ing i A '' 11 1 4": "'""! 1) 1 rhich will "unite the total ener- t: The government charged the t :': 1(44 Nit I!t t 4s N tI fs' movement was fomented by Churj ::4 of the state and the people" $ chill with the aid of the "renegade" I The prince was making his first !4Sst"17z-427ot French General Charles De Gaulle g " address to the 26 leaders who formt tZ4')V744--::::"'- London leader of "all free French):'4 '''''''' -- g Ii :' ' I ' 't k's4emen" committee assigned to the archia 4 ' I :::: '' ::1 1:': :' tecture of this national structure 4''' Allies with Britain 4 ot s: :'''''''':' 4 sK4:544--5x:::-4:—now that all Japanese political !: It :'' 1 4!4° De Gaulle announced Tuesday z:eptct: parties have been dissolved that Colonel De Larminat gov44 He spoke in abstract phrases and :::—:::!:i 1::1-: I ernor of Chad French territory ' 4?:4"a44444:4&-4-4:i444444‘ I his recommendations seemed to in the heart dt Africa had notitit ""''''''''-'''''''''''''''"'- "' '''' "'''' :: " '' 's'''t:1"""''"'''''':'14 :":: :1 I veer from direct parallels with ''!' fied him Chad would fight on at totalitarian system but he ': the side of Britain At the same tf other i 1 :::::-r IIVS ''' r?s:oii his totalitarian systems but he '''" I4 :: & 4 time Churchill pledged economic made It plain that "the new nanazi airmen in a recent bombing raid on Lon-- a aid to any French territory which tional structure movement aims at Two nuns are pictured viewing the wreckage of keeps on fighting Germany British church which was demolished by iuperseding the old party politics don's crowded metropolitan area A French government communipostulated upon liberalism" said Thursday that "necessary que Parties he said have no place measures" bad-betaken to meet ' in this "common undertaking of the situation but did not explain both government and people" and what they were It added that "this promised the man In the street an i is not the first time Great Britain Iin the to participate opportunity has sought to extend her influence new regime He declared that when By International News Service lapsible lea tables and unbreak- under the guise of economic colCeremony Trilling ”no had the amasses opportunity to LONDON Aug 28—One 'of the Without a doubt laboration ' Funeral Note: Shrapnel fallIng able crockery One way of mak- Churchill is means to jusscores of movie houses on the outseeking raid into air comfortshelters a over a cemetery ing blockade which he has during to the tify skirts of London Wednesday tt:Kheeaprat:heIndegttlypeyrno: eta: evoLnunecondemned the French civilian a grave freshly dug for able living quarters stands forlorn and demolished vie- peppered a young boy killed iin an air raid population depriving them of their rtim of a nazi bomb On its facade The mourners took refuge be- New Plane Crashes colonial products" 1 I try" still hangs the advertising banner: neath the trees and continued the The government's statement said one dowrind Experts examining Experienced observers believed "Gone with the Wind" was over found pa- Colonel De Larminat went to Britthe when Messerschmitt service German fight that Konoye was trying to cenpers showing the plane had hPen ish West Africa after communitralize power without forming a Bombs Save Boom delivered to its squadron only two cating with General De Gaulle in Expense Campware t state expressly labeled t9talita- and there issued a call for rebel' London stores are overwhelmad days previously Taxpayers In one southeast Van lion in French possessions l Here are some of the things coast town are thanking theGer- - with orders for camp beds foldRoof Remirs man Wing colair for force stools Other Revolts Reported them ing saving pneumatic bedding Konoye said: A nazi bomber playttcl Note: One thrifty must perfect a national money Economy "Japan It was not made clear whether 0 householder salvaged the wing of the Chad rebellion had spread to defense structure of the highest housewrecker demolishing an en- Reds Welcome Nazis r n street 50 of houses which had a Heinkel used ir to the basis of such a tire degree roof structure Ls a powerful internal been condemned The cost cl MOSCOW Aug 29 (UP) — A patch his oienath:1ewitgcidoaenlrsesdoowtn ieFarre7aercheknnEchoa:tpt wrecking would have come out of German' economic structure ardelegation funds municipal Needed deExcitentent is indeed "This a national 11 sion in the South Pacific where rived"ednesday for consultation mand transcending cabinet Ifaction 1 Haled to court for failing to the governing council w a s ren under Cows the trade Get 1 Jitters or individual black out his lights during an air ported to have sided with De "Whether or not Japan can esFarmers are reporting erratic pact The delegation including raid in a northern town a house- - 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Crossing Alps On Way to Foe er :-7----- ‘1)" iiii! niers Ice hinders ' IIP: i:::: $5 Deposit Motor Plant :: :in t:::::: '5::!::::::::i::: M::':?::::oeZ4:::::::::4: i E utTurm Mrrn:!!!'::rrt!r7rrrrMrl:rr'fMr77ri ::F4:x4::ii:i:::x:i:i::iiiii:: Indo-Chin- 1 11 day-to-d- shell-shock- t' - RiAsF Bombs It was Just a month ago that By Edward E:Bomar Associated Pies Writer they gave Rumania to understand The new political crisis and that her territorial differences border fighting in the Balkans with Hungary must be settled direct negotiation by give the appearance of straws in through a wind blowing up grief for the September 15 If an agreement were not forthcoming the axis axis powers at their back door The threat that war may spread powers let it be known they Into the area on which they rely would step in and impose their for much food and oil for the own settlement conflict with Great Britain is Hasten Showdown such as to demand the intervenWhat is taking place now in tion of Adolf Hitler for a prompt the judgment of some neutral settlement of the differences be- diplomats ay concerned with tween Rumania and Hungary Balkan developments Latest developments so coincide conforms to that schedule Inwith Britain's stiff resistance as I deed the time table would seem to hint that Rumania may have to have been shortened been emboldened thereby to obIn this view the struct and delay by all means at tives of Rumania andrepresentaher command the surrender of will be told definitely Hungary at the territory to Hungary From Ber- Vienna conference lin's standpoint Rumania's stub- that quibbling must cease even bornness is the source pf most of though the axis partners underthe present difficulties take to create the impression that they would not browbeat the conBritish Influence Scant ferees into signing on the dotted As hopeful as Britons must be line of a major diversion for their The of the frontier foes in southeast Europe the fightingsignificance between soviet and Ruchances are nevertheless that manian troops is another matter astute British diplomats are not They clashed earlier when the overly optimistic over the imme- red army moved into Bessarabia diate prospects Whether a collision between RusBritain's influence In that part sia and Germany is in the cards of the world just now is at a low is as much a matter of speculaebb Russia's intentions are so tion as the real meaning of the baffling that the Balkan govern- pact between Hitler and Josef ments are hard put to employ Stalin their proven tactics of playing off one major power against Needs Wheat Badly Pinched by the British blockanother Unless and until the British ade the retch is expected to redefeat the Italian fleet or hurl quire upward of 2000000 tons of back an attack on Egypt in de- imported wheat this Winter cisive fashion Hitler and Musso- about half of which she anticilini with a wary eye on Mos- pated obtaining from Rumania cow probably will continue to Authoritative crop forecasts incall the turn of power politics in dicate that Rumania will have southeast Europe and the middle available only about 1630000 tons a third of normal east 1 soviet-Germa- t British Successes Lift Morale in Balkans Of Uprising In One Possession ' 5 r Admits Existence 4 a —rguOst' 29 1940 :' is t'Ai 4 I ::4:t-g- - ''::' -1 111- A :: 4 ' 4' :'1 ' Tfribunt- Brance Blames Churchill for African Revolt' ' :' 'A 4 k- f1'':q-A- I '!' 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