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Sunday elsewhere $12 In 1111 daily and Sunday month $125- - ' a :GGtt poitturitert7st tornIng 1f : Thursday Friday Saturday 7THEll 110 11011E SALES THIS SEASON I fir class matter F - - - 'Dalt grikt rtributte i BY THE YEARS THEY - - I in-w- night -- -- m I - 11 il i - COST - A ili' (Continued From Page Ono) tab)) strongly fortified Ithodes—Ing the last great war and later have been raided repeatedly by the awarded to Italy by the treaty of It A F Sevres in 1920 and the second A joint admiralty and war office treaty of Lausann in 1923 It is communique said the occupation populated almost entirely by carried out Tuesday Naval habitants of Greek trigin circles described the operation as Already operating on the Greek a very small and unimportant" Wood of Crete occupied soon alter one undertaken chiefly to get pos the Italian Invasion of Greece the session of the island's esplani British- In taking Casteltosso now base have footholds on both sides of the Ralmito Important entrance to the Aegean ' Crete is farther to the southwest Although tho operation thus was 4n the Mediterranean and between played down officially naval quarislands is the entrance to ters did not deny that Casteirosso theqwo the Aegean Standing athwart 80 east miles of could Rhodes only several of the thern4 höwever1-arbe use das a British jumping-o- ft Rhodes DodeealeseIneluding place for attacks on other strategic by British forces of the SeistA Dodecanese guarding the entrance :island of Castelrosso one of the to the Aegean sea Dodecanese group Aft tho Turk- Garrisons of the Dodecanese deccask actually left the Italians lared-cut off from supplies from w a' "Dodecanese" for the word re"12 islands" and the Italy except by airplane are :it many esstntials ported short-Igrmip seized by Italy from TimNaval circles said the seizure did ponfisks of 13—the traditional not necessarily mean the British key "baker'1!doiln" were going to use it in future opi erations but rather that they did want to not have it They Italy emphasized that the Castelrosso seaplane base was a possible "menace" to Alexandria and British shipping in tqo eastern MediterBUENOS AMES Feb 28 (UP)— ranean The Italians however are known German Ambassador Edmund vonto have other airplane bases In the Thermann who returned from BerDodecanese equally near Alexan- iin severskidays ago Wednesday dria and Britain's eastern 's Ileat- warned Argentina that her trade erranean shipping relations with ythS United States ' have no future and that American taly aid to Great Britain is only a BritIsland formerly belonging to ish "dream" The ambassador cau- Turkey was occupied by the tioned Argentina not to forget Jadur- - pan who is "now on our side" French on December g::::ddizzartgatLthil otthGeeserrtiosgegs bitssador Franz Von Papen Tuesday a - : ) - - ti : AR - soviet-Rumani- an 4 British Capture Mogadiscio Capithl City of Somaliland -- ow : II " ' : - J - 1 1- ttrir - i ' c-- 44-- raids on Britain's fortress guarding the To- d British-occupie- ' bruk Libya official To these reports were added accounts by DNB official news agency saying another Brit tall destroyer was set afire at Tobruk Monday by a piano swooping within 40 feet to drop its bomb a 5000-to- n ship sunk by bombs in the western Mediterranean and a British outpost boat sunk Tuesday by a German patrol 'plane Off Peterhead on the east Scottish coast Newly unleashed submarines commanded by virtual novices alone sank 192300 tons of convoyed shipping 'from Sunday noon until Monday night according to infor-- 1 motion reaching Berlin London Refutes Claim (A London naval Spokesman disputing German claims declared Tuesday "nothing extraordinary" sea warhas happened fare) German dive bombers supported by Italian fighters made a fierce attack on the Luca airdrome at Malta late Wednesday DNB said and the barracks were destroyed by flames and the hangar set afire Six British Hurricanes were declared to have been destroyed two of them by the Italians The high command said port facilities at Hull Harwich and Great Yarmouth airports in easternEngland and armament works at Ipswich and Norwich were raided Tuesday night Raids Acknowledged British night raids on western Germany were acknowledged but their damage was described as tu- 4' - '' 'tt Milk- f- ' :' -- ' - ar - " s -'''' ! - t- - sh specified—on MM I e ' -- -:i: - Russia Rumania Sign Compact 4 - -' 11 t ss"- I wrz ' '': i' 1- 11 4 I "immaterial" - ' ' -'--- -- ' '""----- 1111111100)01 - ‘ 4 "- -- — 10—a r'' 1 0- - !r----- - re - -' ::171::'1 - - : 1 ' ' - ' ? 4410-:' - - ''i-- ''' - -- ':' : ' ' s Leaders - - (Continued F TOM Page One) In the German Ruhr were assault- - soon after blackout time and last' ed until after 10 p m There also ed in force a day alarm but no activity lilt during the night too said was was observed in London ' the air ministry were the invasion ports of Boulogne Dunkerque and Calais and In a single daylight action of Tuesda)e a German submarine assembly and repair station at 'Flushing the Netherlands MOSCOW Feb26 OP) -- - Soviet Russia and Rumania signed Wedwas bombed commerce and The loss of one British plane in nesday a two-yefirst dell navigation treaty—the Wednesday's operations was ace nits aign of reconciliation between the two nations since Rumania knowledge& (In Berlin the official German ceded Bessarabia and northern Dunews agency D N B said two Brit- covina to the USSR last June Conclusion of the negotiations ish craft had been shot downi also gave the first concrete eviGerman raiders pounced on a dence of Improvement in town on the Thames estuary Wedrelations after 20 years nesday night and showered incen- of strain diary and high explosive bombs ill which trapped many residents in the homes of a badly wrecked section then candy shack An Intense barrage greeted the 251 south forth oast bombers which came through an any olds! time almost cloudless sky and over a deer peanuts: calm Dover strait am citing two toll tint tintid Watchers quickly doused the soles that thoy won't no bow flres as rescue squads toiled in the ntil good et bow bad mt stuff I darkness seeking victims In the de-- ‘ try it & wo both lom soosay they bris if they don't bye mi atrocity fresh Scores of incendiaries and flares band 'maid ehocolatm 0 ISe thee also were dumped In one section 111 so toot7 filings's bear It's an of London where an absence of in the candy sew maybes Ill bolt searchlights Indicated night fightseeing you soon sow ing planes were attending to the toothsomely yore defense chocolates 'bristle London's night raid alarm cami' :::':::''':':1'::-i1'::1::::iu- :!: T ' l'-- '' " 4 ::'::-- Welcomes-Britis- eooInE‘ 50r ' 0 - 111::11'::'N:::::::'1:::::'1:'1'1'Th1:: - ' Meanwhoie news that German mechanized troops had clashed ' ' with British patrols In Italian Libya ::' tc004: brought the comment here that t Is General Sir Archibald P Wavell 'A31velarre - - D British middle east commander :1 "has gone about as far as he can" tetarep Germa9 sources cited General -i I Wavell's lengthening supply lines 017-Nt I tor ' and what was described as the Ger1111111'I:-4111 rz ' man air force's tightening grip on : -- - ' 11111111111101 44 A the whole Mediterranean region 011 t Situation In Hand' 1111111mornensmommo 110kTr - '''' J They added that Africa is a sec7A IIII la IL ondary field of operations but 11111111111 added that the feeling the situation r t- -In that quarter is In hand "doubt0m i fp -- less 21111 zra gives German leadership conm ii 1' 11 fidence In developing its plans In a onelmaeleassaf Am relation to' the British- Isles" I Kai al lorminia Berliners noting that British 41111 u12311111111111111 Foreign -Secretary Anthony Eden 111 was Immo wt LI1 the Turkish premier and seeing v S 0 1- b' lino foreign minister in Ankara ob-- - ' ::: - "k ' ' ::1 ?: - he ' ' ' - ' ' ' p -k - ' ::'':"?::: 1? i :':-1"'-'1- 1 - crIiL Tht Britons- were welcomed multuously upon their arrival ' 1 - - - - - ANKAtA TurkeyFeb 26 U1- 1British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden and General Sir John G Dill chief of Britain's imperial general staff met diplomats and Tiirkish leaders here Wednesday In conferences which are expected to determine t h e course of British Turkish action in th Balkan i ''::':i': ::'::- '' - he Turkey -"- i ':'--- ::'':' - - -- N °'‘e"''' 1:: ' — British government was represented Wednesday as confident that Turkey will stand Armin her alliance with face of an apparBritain entlY Impending German thrust through Bulgaria R A Butler foreign undersecretary told the house of commons that the government was "completely satisfied' with the way in which Turkey Ifulfilling the alliance and that all Information suggests that the German preparations for an occupation of Bulgaria are now far advanced" 26:-T- ' :1 -'- 1:-'- British Voice Faith in Turks' I ' ' :"'' p-- 14- - :'-- ' c 6 10000-tonBriti- :Fehruary 27 1911 -- ' 4!4'"4 — 1 ''4'''''' ' :- ' ' f BERLIN Tex 26 GPI—Germans f s ' ' '' iii46144t4'Zalet"''''' 9: 4" 4:4004e 4"iUt 46' A' ' ' ':‘' the tempo emphasized heightened 1 of their sea warfare Wednesday iaK' '''Ls4 ' 1tY i'' "' - 4' '' ''44 with accounts of new blows against tn'!'' i ri ' ' ‘ 1ht 44 ' '"'-- ': ' art British shipping and hailed report-1 14' ' — ' - ': 1 it‘ Wit ed action of nazi land forces In ''" titl'41 ' i 4'' '!'"46at ' 4 ' tr:Irli I ' it - '''- 'r'' 4 Libya as a- turning point in favor '4':'4'' 7:0:‘ ri40'itilik : A d1:fft--41cli V''44'' 1:7 7ir yei )1 N461 of the axis In Africa' t'':-- '' 'Vail 1: '' 4 ! 'Illtli '441144047tAk 1114 ' ''--1) :i With more than 250000 tons of 41::7:-- : 'NNE - wavorti is1vr ik' oi:'i 1X:' pritI British ships declared already sunk '1 0 ' ' It '41 1 014176' t ‘ 111"''' t' "In the past few days" the follow- 1111‘"10 '4'‘ 4' d40 7 :' "N4 i 7 f ":''' Al k ing additional achievements were ' il' claimed Wednesday: I Nie'p' '' 4 :' t : s" V' L Sinking of a British destroyer by ' a nazi sPeed boat off southeast ' ':' 'H ii ' : lir 1 1'' England and destruction of an ' '' 1 E 8000-to- n armored merchant ship 7711111'N and a British patrol boat by subii:: "': '': 117 marines - '''" 5 ft'? Cargo Ships Bombed I kt:- -' t !r Three British cargo ships totalI "10' '‘!": '' I! ' ' ' 1 I '4' bornbed i Asli- - Da and set afire ing 21000 tons Ireby the luftwalle northwest of Members of the Gibraltar defense con) ar western portal of the Mediterranean land early Wednesday and damage shown manning the antiaircraft guns to a munitions They will be charged with still more ship and another merchant vessel which have given a good account during vital duties if Hitler launches an attack of equal size in a raid—time un- -- 1441) 11 ::: ' : 'k ‘ SOFIA Bulgaria Feb Vi (AP)---Th- e chief of staff of the Bulgarian army General Nicola Petkoff conferred late Wednesday with Premier Bogdan Philoff and Foreign Minister Ivan Popoff and Wednesday night the cabinet Met In emergency session As the cabinet members assem bled tho government Issued still by these observers to be In poslanother in its series Of denials that tlon on the banks of the river and German troops poised at the nu- - ready to start - the crossing Into manian frontier had entered Bul! Bulgaria whenever they get the ' — word however pita German -Minister Richtofen was watched Bulgarians proceedings understood- to have talked during In Turkey where British Foreign the late afternoon with Popoff Secretary Anthony Eden has arrived for conferences almost as British citizens who had no closely as they did the Danube were ad to remain perativereason wised by their- government to leave Diplomatic quarters heard that Bulgaria Wednesday night Black Eden had discussed witha the Creek proposed out restrictions and threatening minister in Ankara accord by which antiaircraft batteries cast about British-Gree- k the city An aura of allarp and neither would sign a separate Imminent events peace Although rumors circulated rep-Idl- y Such a pact diplomats said that German troops already would b viewed as discouraging had crossed the Danube at sell nazi hopes of getting the Athens enal places foreign military ob- government to sign an armistice servers said these reports were not with Italy and might be the signal borne out by information from for a nazi military push orThe Rumanian government German bases in Rumania a blackout Fourteen German divisions — dered complete about 200000 men—were reported throughout the t country while II Sofia was under a partial blackout enforced since last Tuesday night I ' ' ' : s Claim Cost Britain Additional Ships - - ::':l::i :::::::r::::-::i:! - " k !1c mrrulnmncaT Ttribuni Guardians of Rock' Keep Guns Primed Nazi Defenders Lie Low ''-': 441tovpK:'Irli"1 i::'':'::' ': 'j:'':'-:::''' As RA F Bornbs Calais '' :'::: 4: :':?::::'''':''': :: '':4' - - I - Sofia Cabinet Calls Emergency Session i n War Crisis Eden Trip to 'Turkey Watched - 1 GerIndnd s See - ' '"-- - e ' ! |