Show ' orAnov - N - §eptemher 22 1940 Salt gakt Tribtutt 'Sunda)i Morning f - t Germans iii Flathes as RAF Stril ieslitaltans Push Ahead in Egypt Axis Prepares 1British Leave Bases-OTo Question 1Looses Mightiest Offensive on Invasion Fleet Nov Snag Prepare for New Offensive Mechanized Units Advance From' Sidi Barrani Greece Turkey the after Raiders Concentrate 'break InIndosChina Engineers Sweat Under British Attacks after wire - rapan- - ROME Sept 21 (Alz—Fascist Indicated spokesmen Saturday night in the aftermath of the lat b - Rodollo Egyptt Sept 21 dräziani preparing for a new offensive further into Egypt sent advanced mechanized Italian units ahead from Sidi Barrani Saturday and his engineer corps sweated under British bombing attacks to consolidate the fascist position at that coastal base France Refuses Demand for Base at Tonkin ALEXANDRIA (211---- Indo-Chi- Tile job of establishing a more solid entrenchment at Sidi n Bar- - ranrppeared to have been-give- an added urgency by the threat of continuing assaults on Italian ships supplies and airdromes by the British air corps and fleet Fleft bombardments already had wrought damage aiorti the coastal area between Sidi Barrani and Saturn HANOI French I n d A British communique Saturday new Eept 22 (Sunday) reported new air bombing of touchthe complication disturbed the Italian positions at Siff Barrani " est Rome-Berli- n consultation that the axis may call for a showdown from Greece and Turkey the last harbors for British Influence in ' scmtheastern Europe Turkey still- - hat a defensive alliance with Great Britain Greece Italian fleet anywhere any time" still has a British pledge to proThe British defense continued to tect her Independence From Virginto Gayda frequentbe one of guerilla tactics When ly Mussolini's sounding board came asked when the main British forces the strongest indication that Greece would go Into fiction authorized iiilThirkey may be asked to make plain their positions persons replied only: The axis powers Gayda wrote "The enemy has not yet reached In II Giornale d'Italia are ready the point of to support conciliation and respect Alexandria Raided for legitimate interests but they Italian planes raided Alexandria "require final clarification of problems - and attitudes this morning injuring nine sons and were driven off by the still in doubt" - also that the Britishitertrantiaircraft guns and war against Britain "will develop coastal defenses with In Rome Saturday it energyand that Italian planes heavtily even greater and more irresistable bombed reinforced British —troops application o1Ineans" Joachim von Ribbentrop Hitler's massed at Matruh i British Egyptian base The official news agen- foreign minister still Was in Rome sightseeing fellowing cy Stefanrreported that fires were Saturday his conferences with Mussolini and set in the British camp and trench-worand that British rail com- Foreign Minister count Clan° He will returq to Berlin Sun- munications were damaged (Long stretches of track were day where he again will see Rareported wrecked and many railr mon Cerrano Suner Spain's key road cars left aflame Italian pilots minister who hat been waiting said every sort of war material is there for him He is expected to tell Serrano Suner Just where flowing into Matruh) and-g- o situation over Japanese de- - and Menastir in the western desert mends for military rights in French claiming considerable damage to a Saturday when au- - aircraft and motor transport thoritative French sources declared An Italian raid on MersaNatruh '' they would refuse- to let Japan next Moly fascist objective to the snake Tonkin a military base east was acknowledged but dam- These sources said they were age was minimized R This wassaid ready to honor their word and give facilities the prohere gave the marshal the alter- military Japan under- - nati vided in the Vichy-Toky- o of beginning his big push standing but would balk at any- - quickly or leaving the bulk of his thing meaning Japanese military war machine open to steady harass- !tent occupation of Tonkin This statement followed a new setback in the critical negotiations Bringing More Troops after earlier hope that an amicable Graziani it was reported Is settlement impended bringing in more troops from the While Major General Issaku vicinityof Ills original base In Islishihara chief of the Japanese dia Ita liari Libya British quarters here repeated military mission sulked In his hotel room at Haiphong where he their claim that because of the went Saturday morning several of royal navy's control of the Medihis subordinates returned htre and terraneant Aegean and Ionian re- - seas he had no 'were believed to—be rea4----fhope of getting newthe conversations fresh supplies from Italy or the Dodecanese islands and they de- French Welcome V S Move dared that his position was 're- Japanese nationals who left flected in Italian broadcasts threat-re- Hanoi environs Friday night ening to dispatch warships to deal rnained aboard ships in Haiphong with the British fleet-- harbor but it was reported that To this the British thus anidoJapanese from southern swered: China had left Saigon aboard ships "We are ready to meet the bound for an undisclosed destine — Indo-Chin- British-activity- ' still-pendi- per-nig- ht d ks could easily be picked out from a height of 6000 feet a strong force of raiders kept up repeated attacks on docks and shipping for more than two and a half hours Bombs were seen to burst among a group of 12 ships at anchor in the Men Sticks of high explosive bombs fell across numbers 2 and 3 docks and along-on- e side of Kattendyck basin while other bursts Straddled the—canal and the main dock Incendiary bombs were scattered on the quay sides and explosions were seen to bombs or War Observer China's status quo spokesman Sees said it recognized that Long not to far ington threaten Japan However he a further American expression Conflict Ahead "utmost wel- wOuld be of Indo-Chin- I -- - 1000 miles The colonial government an- flounced the situation had been 44ComProtrilied" by fresh demands caused by Japan's desire to move a troops through against the Chinese legions of Generalissik rno Chiang "Indo-Chin- a authorities can only stand firm by their government's Instructions" a communique said Demands Increased Theseinstructions- - from the retain regime called for an agree- ment in principle on granting of limited facilities to the Japanese Major denerai Nishihara was reported however to have also in- creased his demands to inclu-athe with 20000 right to occupy Hanoi Japanese troops- garrison - 5000 troops at Haiphong and establish a cen- air bases in five ters including Hanoi Informed sources said Admiral Jean Decoux the governor-gener- al flatly rejected these proposals and that Nishihara threatened to begin military occupation of the colony Sunday Japanese vessels removed all their nationals from Indo-Chibut Nishihara toned down his demands and the nego- tiations were reopened (The British-owne- d newspaper China Mail at Hong Kong said Japanese warships had moved into Tonkin bay opposite Haiphong "as a persuasive gesture" (Chinese sources in Hong Kong laid veteran Chinese forces Were massing to move into French Indo- China at the first sign of force from Japan Indo-Chin- Kai-she- a Indo-Chin- na : rsF11cus aote a ' (iP)--- prediction that the European war would be a "long brawn out" confliCt with chances favoring Great Britain was made Saturday by V General George Brigadier Strong on his return to the war department from a month's observation In England Strong chief of the general staff's war plans division said "No half way solution no compromise solution" wal likely "There can be only one of two resu either complete breaking up of Britain as en empire or eonriPlete obliteration of nazi influence in Europe" he contended seaplitte base on the island of Texel bombs fell on seaplane sheds and on the slipway and at Trier a hangar was hit "The former civil airport at Jer Spain is expected to fit into the axis' future plans and what Spain will get in return perhaps a share of In a projected axis division Africa Strong talked with reporters after reporting to Secretary Stimson upon his arrital from New York where he Major General 0 Delos C Emmons of the air corps and other members of a special army mission landed Friday from a transatlantic plane "Basically English morale Is high" he said "The people are a unit behind Prime Minister Winston Churchill They are cheerful but grimly determined to see the war through and to remove once and for all the nazi menace from Europe And I think they can get away with it Want No Soldiers "Personally I believe the British do not want military assistance from the United States as far as manpower is concerned They do want the munitions we can pro-dufor them" Up until his departure from LonGeneral don last Wednesday Strong said there had been "no material destruction of military ob- 0 jectives in Great Britain" Terming the royal air form a "magnificent body of rnen' General Strong expressed optimism as to its chances of winning the aerial phase of the fight He said the fighter pilots were markedly superior to their German counterparts as were most of their planes YORK Sept 21 (NI — Countess Helene Chlapowski arriving from Lisbon aboard the Atlantic clipper Saturday said her husband Count Alfred Chlapowski former Polish ambassador to France died of pneumonia in a German prison camp last February 19 The countess sailt she and her husband were seized in their CRStie near Posen when the Germans invaded Poland a year ago Ten days after her husband died she was released from t h e prison which she said was run by the Gestapo She described the treatment as r 14 Ill Unconditionally Guaranteed FIRST COST DURING GUARANTEED OILY COST PERIOD Multnomah Batteries are built to outlast the specified guar ante e period or a new battery at no coat given TREE to volt This oorentobs ttes boom ko tolloct for 17 years ‘i Objectors Routed 0i2atch $12121-11alt- ose It I 1 dtv yif1404 ikogamtmmaaanusm11 "severe" f B C GRAND FORKS Sept 21 (UP)—Tear gas bombers Saturday broke up a Doukhobor demonstration after police arrested four members of the strange Russian cultwho failed to comply with Canada's national refistration act faylogotter yaoulveNuAyr a G111 111"::: - 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he-canal (Continued From Page One) 1 411 f ton se d -- On Dunkerque Calais and Boulogne ' HONG MING Sept 22 (Sunauthoritative dis4 day patch from Hanoi French said Sunday French-JapAnnegotiations on Japans demand for military privileges In that French colony had again been broken off and that all' the Japanese mission planned to leave Sunday - (AP)--Mar- shal channel Is- - Of Bremen went off air and sey (German-occupie- d stayed silent for hours suggesting land) was also raided shortly following up with midnight and a salvo' of bombs the British of searchl- a rate daylight raid ' aimed The British from war cabinet to ightri on the airdrome out several minutes ' ' they had burst "Dortmund-Ems canal: The carries aqueduct which over the Etna- river Act the north of Munseer was again attacked last Lines of heavy caliber night bombs were dropped from a low level and fell across the aqueduct and culvert communication centers and goods yards whose efficient working would be essential to the enemy's invasion plans were also attacked during the night Bombs were dropped on the yards at Hamm Ehrang Krefeld Mannheim and Soest Hits were scored on the main lin& tracks at the southern exit to Duisburg "A supply train traveling toward Munster was attacked from 800 feet and- - 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