Show £'-- - v ' Morning- - 10 Friday ? -- Qh c Salt £ake THbunc- - -- British Tars Load fMedicine for Bombers Chui’chill Warns Britain To Brace for Shocks 9 "43 p e Prime Minister Predicts Increasing Intensity of Air Raids German Attacks Aided by Weather 51 By Edward E Bomar Winston Churchill characteristically ’buoyed Britain’s spirits Just as the signs multiply that England “may be facing Immediate ly the most severe ordeal thus tar of the air war The prime minister’s warning to within sight of prepare for doubled or even lenged andalmost reinforced beleaguered heavier bombing attacks voiced Sicily Malta en route hints strongly that after Adolf Hitler's threat to the Mediterranean remains far rase” British cities was hardly from an Italian lake needed to suggest that the battle As to the air war" at home of Britain is approaching greater Churchill presented claims that intensity conflicted in vital particulars with Air raid alarms disrupted tem- German contentions that the nazi house of commons air force already has won supremporarily the Session to Which he reported optiacy and that Britain could not mistically on the state of the con- survive another tWo weeks of flict Across the channI at Ger- hammering man airports in France intense The invaders the prime minisactivity was reported pointing ter asserted had employed thus far possibly to mass onslaughts on a a greater proportion of thefr larger scale than yet seen larger air force than the defendAll responsible officers of ers Fleet Suffers Losses the air force he asserted royal Almost as Churchill spoke- - the felt firm confidence of ability to destructhe announced admiralty withstand the prospective heavier ers and blows tion of two damage to a third In the MediThe aerial conflict he said has terranean Mussolini's high com- been far less severe than expected mand claimed damage by bombs to Britain the prime minister prolix warships claimed will not shrink from the At sea and in the air the Ger- "contest of nerves and will power man attacks were aided by the and endurance" which Hitler had most perfect weather in weeks suggested was In the making -J‘Hitler weather" it Is termed in Berlin favoring an Invasion the Caftada Sends Fliers danger of which the prime minisAs grimly hopeful a prospect as ter felt impelled again to warn Churchill painted he still might was not past he have added strokes which blows Churchill omitted Despite these One was the arrival of all but put a new complexion on the largest contingent of Canathe war's outlook with estimates dian troops yet to land including and disclosures which could not the first graduates of the empire have failed to cause his hearers' air training scheme to which the to soar optimism R A F is looking for relief for The announcement which he air fighters saved to the last that naval Another was an American disstrength in the eastern Mediter- patch stating that an unimpeded ranean had been almost doubted tour of the busy midlands manuby reinforcements which defied facturing city of Manchester failed Italy’s bombers shed some reveal- to show a single factory struck by ing light on the obscure situation a bomb and that Birmingham apon this Important front almost as unscathed That the force steamed unqhal- - peared more-destroy- hard-presse- d WHEN IN NEED OF HIGH CLASS OFFICE HELP MALE OR FEMALE REMEMBER we ere the only privately owned orcanintlon In the city that deals In builnesa help excluaively Our service free to employer J08EPH H McKAY SERVICE PERSONNEL COrNhEI-OEMPLOYMENT 1001 CMtinMtal Hank Building Rumanians Clash With Hungarians CLUJ Transylvania Sept 6 (Friday) OP— Small but bloody clashes between retreating Rumanian soldiers and the advancing Hungarian army of occupation occurred on the north Transylvania border it was officially announced Friday The chief executive officials of Cluj said a number of deaths had occurred But he declared the skirmishes were isolated and the withdrawal was in general orderly Ac jour old gun in trade on any new gun in our stock DON'T WAIT — Buy Your Gun Now Before Prices Rise! 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