Show - - - - --- -- - - — ' ‘ - s I f:o IV I 0 À - ' Friday Morning -- Ir411111PM777rverWon Italy's War Reverses Please Truce Parley In Nears Climax - Germans Aleaffer Respect e r""' tt' Indo-Chin- a Nazis Says Ace New'sman - French Forecast s piing Today OfForced Terms For Ally's Fighting P Would Avert Complete Collapse s ' - - All i r'11:1 0-11-Il lb— irs i t1 1- SAIGON French Jan 30 (An—Under Japanese medi- 0 1- CI - -- - ' i : ' t '' '' S' - Li i4 64 rei A 4 it z ii t i i I -- - ---- -4 4 lariv i 4 fig4t01L thokottr - - I m r:L44 r:z :" is- -- '-- 4 ' m ter13144- C714-'41-n- áncl -- Notions 6 KEWPIE SOAP 4 in GULLIVER TRAVEL SOAP SET regular 59c sale 4 STUDIO GIRL SHAMPOO regular 150 sale 4 STUDIO GIRL DEODORANT COLOGNE regular 150 s'ale 19 CARNATION TALC regular 35c sole CRYSTAL TOILETRY SETS regular 100 sale 25 87 COMPACTS regular 198 and 100 sale 18 COTTON PICKERS regular 100 sale 2 DUSTING POWDER regular 250 sale 2 WOODBURY SKIN FRESHENER regular 50c sale 6 WOODBURY AFTER SHAVE LOTION regular 50c sale 3 NOVELTY POWDER PUFFS regular 100 sale 4 SHOWER BALLS regular 59c sale 1 C GIRDLES regular 89c to 11198 reduced CEDAR CLOSETS slightly damaged reg SCISSORS regular 59c sale 139 to 498 reduced 1 1 110t 4 4 “gerbree - - - 41 E're'd It's wonderfully tender and toothsome with flavor that will hit with everyone! 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So J - : I Warmer days ahead will bring you more opportunities to wearcasual sport-typ- e foishions like these! ' ': a t 155 185 ' - 0 0 3799: L ZCNII Boys' Store—Street regular 1298 to 1998 79c 89c - ALL-WOO- lb - regularly 89SO ‘:ct 1 - to your family tonight! Fresh Fillet of Sole : '- ' $196 $176 $326 $216 $136 $46 - sale SILK PAJAMA regular 398 sale 6 OUTING FLANNEL PAJAMAS regular 135 sale IS LEATHER HELMETS regular 125 sale SKI CAPS regular 100 sale L 6 58 SOX regular 69c sale Is PAIRS - Just : 54 BOYS' SHIRTS - 25 C d OZ t : 46- Wear Siudents' Boys' and 79c regular 119 3 for 63t this appearanc of thiclt steaming slices of savory red salmon is enough to whet appetites to a razor edge! 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Plain eolors of tan green brown blue maroon black SNOWSUITS sizes 2 to 6 regular to 1495 sale 795 COAT SETS regular 1095 sale 6 795 One Group Tots' Silk Wool Velvet Cotton Dresses reduced 13 & 12 Group Caps Underwear Sweaters Bobbie Suits: reduced50 6 AUTO SEATS regular 150 sale 100 e 4--- - ' - Ne!ly Dort and- L'Aiglon fash- - ' ions always put in a smart appearance infants' Wear of 15 lb 59c - - - Salon—Second Floor M Clearance ALL-WOO- SLICED 14 ' Famous TL i FRESH A 0v1eti4611:10 C 0400410 i - - - - 50 ut II lbs 4- - tZS Ah3 3 Here's excitement! The fun of finding3 a new frock that's as smart as it is useful at a grand reduction like this! 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Smart crepes and wools 50c 30c 400 1 - -v- 4 ° 19141 II Cottt ' i i ri---- - rt4:172 - 1 33c 1600 1400 2240 1000 1 whippeci I con-sitt- I- s i 33i 875 1 Serve ifrothy on a generous cream heaped us delicious slice of What it tonightl Servs tteat AV ' - - 800 I 1 20C - ' - 4t cold Of r 4 go ‘ 1200 VEGETABLE DISH regular 1500 sale COCKTAIL SHAKER regular 1000 sale CHEESE DISH regular 1100 sale 1 RBRE4D GI t4GE It ' : 125 uced 0 COCKTAIL CUPS regular 500 sale WATER PITCHER regular 2000 s'ale WELL AOD TREE TRAY regular 1750 sale MUTE COFFEE POT rgeular 3500 sale MEN'S BRUSH AND COMB SET regular 1250 sale SALAD SET regular 1000 sale MIRROR regular 1750 sale MIRROR regular 1500 sale PLATE regular 1500 sale STERLING NUTCUPS4 in a box regular 450 sale 12 OYSTER FORKS AND 4 CREAM SOUPS "Charm" Patterns reduced e es I' r o 507 39c 2 an 4 1 i ilk ' — ' 4 50c 79c 50c Floor Fine Silverware I 19c 331370 MI Notions—Street ly Duce Claimed Credit In spite of Italy's late entry Into the war and the unimpres sive showing it made against an already beaten France Mussolini nevertheless has claimed so much i for the victory that he has credit greatly annoyed the nazis The duce has also put forward territorial and other Claims for er booty which the Cernisins out of proportion entirely to Italy's contribution to the war to date and any contribution which they think Italy is apt to be able to make in future Some of the booty I)(lussolini is claiming the Germans want for themselves some they would prefer to allocate to Spain and some they think the French and British should be allowed to keep Trying ta Nazi The conflict of Italian and Spanish claims is particularly trythe Germans who are geting tomore and more annoyed by ting the necessity of having to- - win all the battles and then share ' the fruits of victory with others whose contributions to the ictory are either modest to put it mildly or altogether nonexistent The Spanish fascists take the positiOn that they have already done their part toward the setting uo of the "new order" by wine the Spanish civil war ' ring time has now come they argue forth efforts to be rewarded The Spaniards have not fell Strong enough themselves so far to take Gibraltar or to seize Portugal the two jobs the Germans want done in the Iberian peninsulaIlut neither have the Spaniards heeh ready so far to agree to the Germans sending their own forces I to do these intoand through Spain - jobs Several Reasons Spain has been so exhausted by the civil war and its aftermath that stocks of essential materials are extremely low The Germans would have to provide all their own supplies Ther-wouleven have to feed theëii population to considerable extent because the British are allowing only limited supplies 'to enter the country and would stkni eve' these supplies if Spain 1 regular values to 109S Floor Toiletries—Street ZCMI 29c 89c 89c - pears jr! rI ' ' ''' NELLY DON AND L'AIGLON DRESSES regular139 to 498 reduced 500 a box regular 100 'sato 50c Vichy German Rift Widens - ' x ': wAbiikodowkso"Aaatovabfhwibjtwioseatt4kdwAssyiorbaokoodaAkouN---oststt'AstoAkb-AbI4Aaaqww-kwviiwJttS-uqmisomomin- 10 CRYSTAL PERFUME BOTTLES f A '' i 1 ItOttidosn:112 itwgtioo't 41 El JL r 0 koi ' A LI Li L --4 N- -- it-- ' 1lPtt 4 i ' ' J 4: C7A:ti"2 11 Toiletries Indo-Chin- (UP)--FrancoGe- rman none-toohigh- Ldi - 11 or ' ' ' — 71(7"77471"r-7-:!'7trr-r-rx'kr- '' -- ' -- 0- ' - - - ' k ! 7 I 1 Indo-Chin- j-i- : ' ' ' 4 We Indo-Chin- a' ators delegates representing Thaia land (Siam) and French armistice sped negotiations toward a conclusion Thursday night in order to clear the decks for Tokyo talks on final peace and other momentous questions Involving their future Infortned quarters predicted the current 'negotiations would be terminated Friday with the deleThe nazis did not show their! gates putting the pen to an agreeile!seire openly of course They should become a theater of open ment aboard the brand new German military operations keet perfectly straight faces Japanese cruiser Natori A large percentage of the pee- which is anchored just off the Bund Dublicly they minimized the a Ger- in Saigon harbor These quarters travity of the Italian reverses and ple finally wouldor oppose a Ger- forecast furthermore that the even relinubled their protestations of man occupation terms would be "rut and dried" and faith in Mussolini's ability to solve man march thrrugh xo bitterly Japanese-dictate-d Just what other questions would that a police problem of some his own problems be considered in Tokyo remained would r conproportions probably The closest they came to undisclosed Thursday night but it ceding anything serious was suit was considered certain in some quarters they would include the wrong was to say that they would Not the Best a status of Thailand and to full the None of these considerations future in naturally "ellooperate" Japans plans for spreadwith the Italians in the pursuit of may prevent Hitler from striking ing her Influence to southeast Asia their war aims at Gibraltar or Portugal or both Commanding aimost as much attention as the negotiations were In the near future but these facNazis Dislike Ally reports circulated in responsible had tors have deterred him from 'doing quarters that three Japaneke ships ?rivately though the nazis a good many other things to say so to date —the Tottori Msru Saigon Maru about the Italians all of them as well and Bangkok Meru—were withAnd so German-Spanis- h highly uncomplimentary and they as German-Italia- n still drawn from service between Saigon relations rnade no secret of the gratifica and Singapore last month and put to hauling Japanese munitions to tion the Italian defeats afforded leave something to be desired: "Herr Franco was extremely Bangkok them The Germans' only real concern precise in his demands and tex-- t vague in his assurabout Italy was (and is) to be sure that Italy does not collapse ances" Hitler said after his meetand that it is ri ot stricken by too ing with the Caudillo on the frontier serious internal disorders or stop- Franco-SpaniThere is still another reason page of production or - breaks t why the Germans have been morale None of these things is liable 'pleased by the Italian fiascos in to happen in the predictable fu- Greece snd north Africa VICHY Jan 30 Not only do these fiascos deflate ture the nazis think even if the collaboration appeared fascists are driven clear out of a people the Germans dislike and near complete collapse Thursday for whose military virtues they night after the Paris press launched both Albania and north Africa a violent attack upon the Vichy Mussolini will be able to deal have little respect But the nazis also think that regime and asserted that without ivith the internal position in Italy Itself the Germans believe and the Italian reverses especially the the return of former Vice Premier reverses in Greece will further Pierre Laval ta the government If he can't they can-serve to teach Mussolini to pay Germany and France no longer can Several Reasons more attention in future to what work together Paris newspapers almost unaniThere are several reasons why Hitler says 'For the Germans had asked mously demanded retirement of the nazis are pleased by the fas ciste reverses and the story of Mussolini to stay out of Greece Foreign Minister Pierre Etienne Flandin from the Vichy cabinet as Copyright 1941 these reasons is also the well as most-othe other members edifying story of German of the cabinet except for Ole heads Itaktan relations throughout the of the French armed forces war to date Here are the- rea Realtors Stress Tracts It appeared that Fernand de sons and here is the story: Germans in general dislike With Spiritual Qualities Brinon French delegate at Paris will not come to Vichy and that Italians in general and have little NEW ORLEANS Jan 30 (11')- -- there is no immediate hope of a respect for them as soldiers here were told break in the Franco-GermimThe Germans despised Musso- Realtors convening new real estate de- passe which has existed since Laval lini's policy of waiting to see who Thursday that must emphasize "spir- was ousted from the government appeared likely to win the war velopments itual qualities' as well as physical by Marshal Henri Philippe Petain before entering it triumphantly conveniences to fulfill the Xideal(Nazi spokesmen in Berlin exon the side he thought would be istic" dreams of young coUples pressed agreement with the Paris victorious 'Parks playgrounds and land- newspaper denunciation of the ' iThere is some reason to believe scaping are essentials of such sub- Vichy regime which raised the that Mussolini wanted to declare divisions declared Hugh E Pra- questions of whether-Francwantwar 1 mm edi a tel Y after the GerMans broke through on the west- ther of Dallas vice president and ed to cooperate with Germany and erris front which the duce thought manager of a firm which developed of the restoration of Laval to the 'Vichy cabinet foreshadowed a—speedy German Highland Park in that city victory but that Hitler prevented him from doing $o Hitler wanted to make it clear beiond any doubt that Germany alone had defeated France and that Italian participation in the war was of no importance as far CREJ534 as France was concerned PPED SERVE AHI He therefore' made Mussolini mOUNDS wait until Germany alone had obviously beaten France it apsh r----1- January 31 1941 40o”6:5eponc0lowrwtmeestev00w ' T t vEllia '' a v) 1410S al al 41g - 1 - - r rttr 011310 o d flag-bedeck- ed - mIPP : -- ellA-tt- t 625- -k The Tribune here presents another in Wallace R Deuers exclusive uncensored series' of articles entitled "Where Hitler Stands Today" Mr Deuel for the last six years has been the Berlin correspondent for the Chicago Daily News ' foreign service i3yWallace R Deuel '' CHICAGO Jan the Italians began to get beaten In Greece and North Africa the nazis were almost as much pleased 'its the British and Greeks themselves Zbe 5alt gakt Vribunt - |