Show $Jjt Salt £akc Tribune- - Tuewlay Morning- - 'Are You There?9 She Asks Japan Chief Lauds Axis Trade Goals i j j I Drive Down 17 Plane Rout Italians M On 200-Mil- e Front U S to Allay destroyed during Sunday's heavy raids on this Mediterranean base bringing the total German and Italian losses for three days to 37 said an official British announcement Monday night Five other axis planes were listed as ' probably destroyed and nine as British losses were damaged put at three fighter planes but': the pilots of two were reported saved Egypt Jan 20 CS- VBritish desert fighters have driven into Italian Eritrea at two points Sudan along the and are continuing their advance In contact with the fleeing fascists the British middle east command announced Monday With the Italian flight from the Sudan reported to be general all front the British along a command said its forees were hard JSub Sinks Tanker on the heels of Mussolini's men LONDON Jan 20 (UP)—The east of the Eritrean towns of radio Monday night broad- and Sabderat where fortified Rome a cast report that an Italian! fascist positions were captured submarine had sunk the Brit-- j M I without a struggle ish tanker Atlas 8000 tons in 'h Well Inside Eritrea the Red sea Date of the sink--in- g was not given Sabderat is on the south central n border about 20 miles east of Kassalaj Sudan out Capture Prisoner post wrested from the Italians Sun NAIROBI Kenya Jan 20 UP) day by the British with the aid —South African forces part of of Ethiopian Irregulars Tessenei the southern jaw of a British a rail head and port on the Gash plncer campaign against the Italriver is some 30 miles southeast ians in ' east Africa reported of Kassala and several miles in Monday the capture of prison- M side Eritrea ers in clashes on the KenyaJ (Authoritative military circles n Italian Somaliland and Kenya-- f London said two Italian divisions Ethiopian borders A number of including two blackshirt battalions were taken In the Et had been routed in operations prisoners Yibo area near Lake Rudolf around Kassala which had been along the border between Kenya held by the fascists since last July and western Ethiopia said a Italian casual tie there were communique and 11 dead inplaced at 2000) cluding two European ' officers! were left behind by the dispersed! Aim j at May Split i The British eastward advance fascist unit may be aimed at driving straight Tells of across Eritrea to Massaua Red sea Myslery Ship BOSTON Jan 20 UPi —A Brit- port some 200 miles from the Su dan frontier and cutting the Ital Ish mystery ship — seamen: Ian colony in two at its approxi termed her "one of the neatest I mate middle since the outbreak of the jobs — The ground operations were pre war" was described Monday by ceded by heavy R A F assaults on crewmen of the American Italian positions about- Tessenei freighter Minnesotan in from and Massaua Attacking pilots said South African ports They said numerous fires were started the mystery vessel similar but In Libya where a British as far ahead of the boats of the World war lay at anchor in the sault on Tobruk is expected short ly the communique said i "Nothing harbor of one of their African to report" ports of call ' Anglo-Egypti- () TOKYO Jan 21 (Tuesday) —Foreign Minister Yosuke Mat-uotold the Japanese diet Tuesday that Japan Germany and Italy certainly will accomplish their goal of a new world order "if onlyj given time" and expressed 'hope that the United States "will bend her utmost efforts to allay the impending crisis of civilization Should both the United States and Japan become involved in a I' rew world war because of the triple military alliance he said "no one- Bl could guarantee that it I 1 j ka 1 T 1 200-mi- le lization! i7" I - ! - it I - :( 1 y 1 ing the downfall of modern civi- Tes-sen- ei f ) tj j Sudan-Eritrea- r I - I r Japan" "British dominions and colonies ' :ti i T 1 i k— i continued 'There is no room for doubt that it will be crowned with bril liant success If the Japanese people are fully and firmly pre pared for this task the future of our empire will indeed be great and glorious Balkans Seek New Entente j oota y e af vi entente: There was no indication that Colonel Donovan had a part in the reported negotiations It was not possible immediately to determine the character of the potential agreement but one in formant: declared that Bulgaria had founds Greek leaders recep tive during preliminary diplo matic soundings in Athens Colonel Donovan traveling indorsement without) official reached Sofia Monday to consult with King Boris and his diplo mats on! what was described as a mission of infor give-and-ta- ke' mationj Diplomatic circles speculated on the import of Donovan's visit and some said that despite his unofficial rating what he told the "king might have a bearing on Bulgaria's decision concerning new German pressure on the na tion ! Wife of Lloyd George Dies at Age of 77 Copyright 1841 Chicago Tribune LONDON Jan 20— Dame Mar garet Lloyd George died at Cric cieth Wales Monday at the age ©f 77 Her husband the veteran statesman and prime minister in the last war after a frantic and futile effort to reach her bedside now himself is' confined indoors under doctor's orders and prob ably may not be able to attend her funeral vx Since nazi air bombs have been destroying London homes in nightly raids the British "Are you there?" which is their ' equivalent for "Hello" has taken on a new meaning This nurse phoning from near a recently bombed hospital is apparently delighted to get an affirmative reply - - - - 1 Hitler II Duce Germans Send Lone Planes HAVE YOU M Map Joint War Strategy To Raid Britain TRIED THE (Continued From Page One) tween French Chief of State" Petain and his former vice premier and foreign minister Pierre Laval exBerlin sources still had only traordinarily reserved comment Monday night Even the place of the meeting was not disclosed : : SOFIA Jan 20 (tfVrColonel William J Donovan United States war observer had completed only his first round of unofficial calls Monday? when usually reliable forces stated that an effort was being made to brine Greece Tur key and Bulgaria into a Balkan i ' ent re in various ways interfering with Japan's shipping" he said He represented the military alliance with Germany and Italy as a device designed to "prevent further extension of present disturbances" and declared Germany and Italy shared his country's desire to remove mutual Japanese-Russian misunderstandings Keporta Progress "Some of these pending issues (with Russia) are now well on the way to settlement" he said "Establishment of a new world rder the goal of the powerful time if only given triple pact : -- - ? 1 X Kaps 'Embargoes United" States trade embargoes against Japan he said left his country no alternative save to trade build up a sphere in Greater East Asia and he declared the United States "has evinced no adequate understanding" that such a sphere "is truly a matter of vital concern to self-suffici- an Italians Anticipate Increased Aid r re ROME Jan 20 liable sources indicated Monday night that the outcome of premier Benito Mussolini's meeting with Adolf Hitler "would be concentra tion on beating the British in the WV-Usu- ally Gerday to spasmodic man forays in which the British said there were no casualties and only alight damage This was the only aerial activity There were no reports of royal air force offensives and thick weather over the English channel apparently handicapped both sides" British planes were in the air on the defense however and were said to have "severely damaged an air raider near the east coast of Scotland Five German bomb ers were reported officially to have been shot down Sunday night during nazi raids four of incident to the recent ri Business has now blown away and you may be sura off-d- ay that no! f Hubberd-Den- n cus- tomer will be disappointed with their selection That's pfomisa CONVENIENT ' ' CREDIT i no 4 mr MMmm ' M! 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Major Doring' A recLafications of the Petain-Lavformer Professional boxer of that the ardently onciliation saying "we have taken a be val to restored might place "Greek origin" was reported ar in the Vichy regime perhaps as a no official standpoint because it is rested polspecial intermediary between a matter of French internal see to we are the sigicy waiting German and the authorities Vichy Cafe Quarrels in nificance -- thereof") in Paris Bucharest police these reports The official French radio Monsaid quoted tha prisoner as say- Cabinet Reversion Seen day broadcast an explanation of Petain's special emissary to the dramatic meeting of Marsnal ing he quarreled with the officer ' In a cafe followed him to the Hotel Paris at present Is Count Fernand Petain and Laval "It was for Imperious reasons Ambassador and fired five shots de Brinon who worked closely into him at the hotel entrance with Laval during the latter s of domestic policy that Petain deThe shooting took place only two striving for closer collaboration cided to deprive himself on December 13 of the aid of Laval as blocks from the Rumanian royal between France and Germany A revision of Petain's cabinet Marshal Petain announced over palace now the German general and a reaffirmation of collabora- the radio the next day" the broadstaff headquarters cast explanation said A hint of nasi military readiness tion with Adolf Hitler was antici"Because of circumstances those was seen in a diplomatic report pated A government spokesman as- reasons could not be thoroughly from Bucharest that the nasi comMonday that as result of explained to French opinion As mand had requested the Rumanian sertedPetain-Lavmeeting aboard a result there was a certain telephone company to allot special the lines immediately to Sofia and a railroad coach at La Ferte 25 amount of confusion In many miles north of Vichy late Satur- minds which the Paris newspapers Athena All telephone: connection between day French domestic and foreign did not hesitate to exploit and increase favored as they were by Yugoslavia and Rumania has been policy "has not undergone the severed and Rumania is reported slightest change" and remains ex- the difficulties of the moment "However the chief of state suddenly to have ordered! that no actly as it was the day Laval was more than ever to have a ousted and temporarily placed unGreeks may leave der arrest union of all Frenchmen around Establish Headquarters Petain remains the supreme him more than ever he hopes to Headquarters for eight German chief of state with all power in avoid the dangers of a division of divisions are reported to have been his hands and any ultimate cabi- opinion more than ever he deestablished In Transylvania near net shifts will not affect this au- sires to dissipate the misunderthe Yugloslay frontier in Mol- thority the spokesman said standings which could harm cor"France lives in the same regime dial relations between the (Gerdavia near the Russian frontier In Oltenia across the Danube river as before and France's policy con- man) occupation authorities and from Bulgaria and in Rumania's sists of respecting to the letter the French government Numerous antiaircraft every line of the armistice conoil fields "It is for these reasons that Peand other separate units also are vention" he said tain desired to have Saturdays now stationed In Rumania "It must be perfectly under talk with Laval" i 20 W) — Reports l 1 ( BELGRADE j LONDON Jan 20 WV-T- he battle of Britain slacked off Mon- Mediterranean war arena Some foreign observers j consid ered a coordinated German-Italia- n command possible as a result of them by antiaircraft atfireone attacks place the "extensive conversation "con- in Daylight Norfolk another In Kent and announced situation" the cerning third In the London vicinity in a communique identical to that were reported in a Joint air and Issued in Berlin home security ministries comeditorial spokesGayda Virginio "these did man of fascism mentioned a coali- munique but It saidand no cas only slight damage suction of forces to stem British are ualties reported cesses and Malta appeared to be The home security ministry an Stefanl nounced the No 1 objective that 3793 British civilians Italian news agency said 100 Ger- were killed and 5044 injured and man dive bombers wrought "imin air raids rrt mer- hospitalized mense devastation sank These month) compared with British chantman and damaged the 4388 dead and 6202 injured in aircraft carrier Illustrious a third November and brought the tota! time in 10 days at that Mediter- from last June 18 to December ranean island Sunday 31 to 23081 dead and 32296 in "Against a coalition of enemy forces the axis Is opposing a jured Creswick Atkinson was ap Mrsj coalition of its forces" Gayda pointed Monday as full time or wrote in II Giornale d'ltalia of women's and children's But the attempt to homb Malta ganlzer In London's big air raid welfare and its key port of Valetta into shelters Wife of the chief air uselessness as a British naval base raid Warden in and the reinforced axis efforts in London borough she has been Libya and against Greece do not technical adviser to the women's Gayda insisted mean abandonment voluntary services and the only of a plan to attack Britain herself woman member of Lord Horder s The British have "large illusions" shelters and health committee if thy count on war marking time in the north as a result of winter fops and storms Gayda said II Giornale dTtalfa reported blizzards and bitter cold were ham pering operations in Albania Ital ian planes In waves it continued a RUSCHUK Bulgaria Tuesday bombed the highway yesterday halting Greek Jan 21 (UP) — Several persona columns and destroying or putting were killed by bombs in Bucha out of use a "good part" of their rest Monday night during disturb ances resulting from differences trucks Stefani'i dispatch indicated at between radical and moderate wines of the Iron guardists a retacks on Malta would continue "Within a few days Malta will liable: source reported from the return to silence as a base of at- Rumanian capital tacks as It was reduced to silence It was reported reliably that last summer and autumn by the civilians and soldiers and at least efficient action of the Italian air one "foreign army officer" were force? Stefan! added among an unspecified number The agency said the aircraft car killed rier Iluustrious was "hit several times and the side tied up to the breakwater was shaken apart in 7777 several places" "Shipyards near where the Illus trious was ancnorea were completely destroyed An arsenal hit IflMiM S NewUm Rate In several sections was devastated bor toy with numerous immense craters of SAFE ruins produced by explosions of the ft CLEAN COMFORT largest caliber bombs ABLE "A steamer in the harbor was T — hit squarely in the bow and ' t' sank "Numerous bombs exploded on docks and breakwaters which are the backbone of the port and de stroyed windlasses cranes and ma terial in warehouses i r Vichy Denies Change in Policy Becuse o Pctain-Lava- l Meeting Shot Deati in Bucharest Cafe m VALLETTA Malta Jan 20 —Seventeen axis warplanes were CAIRO Imnendimr Crisis 5 Balkan Into Eritrea As Foes Flee tl January 21 1941 KillingFrance Refuses to Yield Side Glances Of German German Use for As Nations Navy Stirs Tension Demands Observance of Armistice Wage Battles Officer Reported IBritish Smash Two-Prongc- -- '- - v I ' :v DEALERS NOW HAVE IT IN THE SAME y FAMILIAR CARTON AT NO EXTRA COST TO YOU! |