Show - 7 -- - i SI ' i - :: i I I ' - 'I 1 ' normat - ' Le ”77 4 1 if ' 0 - a' I !' 4 03 ' ''J pp '1 1!!'i - 4i5 – H ' 4 itt !4 - ' ' ' 't: — - ' ' morow - EI '' jii - - ' : ' - - ' f 6: 1 ' -- -- - ' ' 0 - I ' - r :' - ' - ' i t ' ' ' - - i x : I I t i ( ' 7 1 1 - t !: i 1 By Associated Pret0 7 I I Fotintl-Clincrint- r Soviet:Russia and Germany conC7 I I tinued to present opposite and i ' I optimlitic pictures of the 'progress f of thee vent 'struggle I late 14decialve Major' I Saturdet the with Russians COMmitteeby assistant MIcAlfee 45 wart —r manager of 4bot Salt Lake office of the ties" and Chairman Doughten (D) claiming that German loSses thus !Carolina told the executive far nuMber more than E500000 1detropolitan Life Insurance company believed 'drowned in an North was "very greatly surprised" men !!They portrayed the Gerhe 'accident that claimed the life of his wife- Mrs' Evelyn McAffee bichis criticism ttl' the measure mans and retreating 'counter-Mow- s Mr Roosevelt asked congress to under Thstaggering : 4' 5 i e lash of soviet late Friday night on Bear lake nearGardenCity I Utah loiver incorne tax exemptions imin the vital Smo: dangntor oft Item i poeó stiffer excess profits levies lensk Sector- - The Russians' re5 : no couploi vas round unconotioun 1 1: - ):l :: i' on Wealthy Corporations and mod-If- ported': destruction of two more i 'the requirement of joint 're- nazi divisions bringing to six the " in boat to the overturned clinging4 '' ii turns from? married persons as number listed in the last 24 hours1 t on a fish-In- s t 9- Pe which ths group ' 'L contained-4the measure1 ': ' Claim Sea Success i trip at 11 a m Friday She " i V ' ' ' Method exDirect Favors Meek and 'was recovering trom i' At see t a German destroyer and '' ' ' ' ::1 ' 2 posure Saturday lExpressingbeliefthat some way transport were sunk and two de-- 1 I ‘ ' ' should be !found to cut '' and another transport May Ilave Survived : for single were damaged in the Baltic the Income tajeexemptions MeAffee Stilt May be allost to land ' for ' ' 4i Peritons from $800 $750 Russian! added In Bear lake Or !may have reached -' to 0000 from married s Other persons Hitler's On OS hind ' high ' '' ' ' shore He was clinging to two life 1 S15004 thtlGpresident said "most command announced red that i - ' prourvers when he attempted to i ' 'Americana Who are in the lowest army 'troops encircled i east of ' swim to shorsi Because the life 4Pc-- ' income bratkets are willtng and Smolensk 230 miles frons!MO3COW cush- t t ' preservers were of to chip in directly1 to the were being "further hemmed ill" proud ' ion type and could not be strapped 4' ' defense Program "even If their and tha9 'f:i ' "another destructive batt to his body however searchers - 3 '' individual Contributions are very tle is Under way" 155 miles- - south f : he was drowned sthill in terms of dollars" of the grain-ric- h of Mew The tragedy was the grim end ' f Addressittg Doughton as 'My Ukraine capital to's vacation trip which the famDear Bob Mr Roosevelt said Hitler's own newsHow:eVer ' - '' 4 ily started late: Wednesday Ilight overVas he 'convinced thatthe Voetkischer the )3eobachThi party started acrou the lake whelming majority of our Citizens paperif ter as a red the deathbed tn in army 13400t iut a 1 at 11 k Friday wantto contribute something di- foe 'Who battles with dogged motorboat l'he 1Swan At I- p an rectly to our defense and that most tenacitYi who surpassee all pre Friday they were a mils east 'ot of them would rathee do the Boy Scout campat Garden City opponents in fightingitem their I eyefrgopen than t do it vious a I f when a storm land a 'heavy wind Per ' 'k114 t ' SV0 'through ef:general sales 1)tax or up ' lira McAffee was ' tame a f what 'tbrougW 'Muitiplitation Mrs Evelyn BleAffeo drowned almost Immediately Her MOSCOW Sunday Abs we l have known as ::!' ulsance Drowned boat to when overturned the - 1 : fishing ''! daughter s clung '' Red taxes'" arnly counterattacks in the boat found lying across it capsized Friday night on Bear to the excess prof Smolensk zone were officially deIn reference I Saturday at 6:30 a in MrIVIcAffee It tax Mr- Roosevelt said the clare(LSunday to have broken two started swimming to shore An airapproved by the coMmittee new German divisiofisi and a levy plane and boata are searching for waa liclearlY a IliscrinlinaliOn" in soviet spokesman said that nazi him The body of Mr McAffee faVor of ceitain types of corpora- casualtirs now totaled mons than was recovered Saturday at 1:30 tions i which he said might be 1500900 men ' G Stock p—m by DeputY Sheritrit ?' making "ZO or SO or 50 per cent" Bay iOS Dogs DOW ' and M H Everton of Irish Haven on i their isquity capital and still Destructive blows at German would net rhave' to pay any more Ps Foregoes Cruise i columns inside Russian lines than last year task 111c if fee arcOmParde4 t)f a German destroyer and i sinking tlis parents and sister on the trip Agrees With Treasury a transport and damaging of three but remained- at Fish Haven tamp '''U1 Is illy definite opin on that other vessels in a Danis sea con when they- started the fishing ought to contribute to the voy were reported theyl ' sunt Hi has suffered poor cost 'of our great defense pro "The German army Is bogged health since last June and Salt the "far wróte' the eastern front" said downion president grant" Lake relatives laid his Inability to more:'1teavAly this year than last Foreigni Commissar 1441L Losovs participate in strenuous spotts year or the year before But just sky who estimated the Casualties ' probably saved his life All vie-tirbecause they happened to have He:declared that the Germans of the accident could awirn made ecnially large profits In re- now were forced to change their but not well enough to cope with i 4 (Continuod on Paw Vivi) tactic" to prepare 'for'a long war — 0(Colua rivo the rough lake waters i and saki "the six weeks of this The family left the1t home at ' ' l' i avenue gigantiC encounter are t only the 1331 Shannon Wednesday k beginning" vacation trip night on a Witkfour wearied nazi divisions said Mrs G It Leonard a neigh?1 Mrs Leonard's already i declared to have been cut il bor and friend to pieces in a succession of trip a daughter AnnL Marie received hammer blows the army newspost card from Mava mailed from paper Red Star reported the deFish Haven resort Friday which struction of two more—the Fifth said the family was enjoying surf ' and 253rd divisions ' and board riding and other water LAIL DitAlleo 311ssing Red Star said the 253rd was be drowned p after believed sports WASHINGTOM Aug 2 tiliii — routed i after a fierce four-da- y Don B McAffee 21 a son end swim to shore from to tried t (Coatlyttiod On PISS tiorbt) The administration's price control struggle near the city of "V" in fatal accident COlUaliq TOW!) ' bin WWroluntered Saturday by a which qthe Gerniana were esti demand from some farm state mated to have left behind 2250 - ! - - i : VII- 1 - I 1 i ld 1 (‘: i - - - - ' ' - set-ou- - ! I - g I- f-- ‘ 'myerc - - - - 1 - - - ---- - - - J - it-wit- 4 4 0 '' - :i' - ' 3 - t 1 - ' tl 7' f- 7 - 'f - - two-wee- 1 Unit Seeks' 'Floor' In Plans - : 1 z :thet a "floor be 1 senator' under farm prices If a thin Weather '11111 Chairman Carolina slid culture : committee cooler northwest portion Monday IDATIO-Partly !cloudy and cooler Sunday and MondayNEVADA—Partly-cloud- y north fair south portion WYOMING—Partly cloudy with a few thundershowers except north portion Sunday - I Weather conditions reported by The united States weather bureau August 21941 A weak storm area centered off coast is the and light cloudiness causing general rains west of the Cascades Over Washington and northwestern Ore ion Elsewhere over the western states the weather remained fair except for widely 'scattered show-e-n or thundershowers over tutern New Idaho Western 'Montana Mexico and astern Arizona Maxi144- zyium temperatures over Utah vadk Cabers Idaho Ind eastern 'Oregon again averaged between 90 and 95 degree A relativelymoist current of air novingnartheastward from Texas New Mexico is expected to cause scattered light thundershowers over southeastern Utah Sunday Somewhat cooler air afternoon from the west and northwest will bring slightly lower daytime to northwestern titalt on on Oregon-Washingt- 7 : ' - Compnrative precipitation Total precipitation for the 21 hours ending 'retal for this month tin date Accumulated deficiency for this month t 4at4 kat Lake City - nu am elowwwelkoels plola 0 o Oreuriver clear Kansas City clear clear cur clear litord innespollict Paul 418Y (my (dear Omaha partly Cloudy clear P)1oenix Pocatello partly cloudy Portland Om ' elmoll Pueblo partly cloudy Romeo clear elsar boring auk Roosevelt clear Ill- - Louis cloudy partly Pal? Lail AirPort clear salt lake city clear Pan Dios clear $an Francliteof slur ow York g 62 69 49 43 11 SO - 104 Vegas Angeles Ka-nsasi-! Pt 14 111 sumps It last0lag 'tsar Raise clear i Sone ?lowly !little cloudy Chicago clear Rolla clear Denver elur Pik clear Pic clear Grand Junction clear i tisterd117 St times 111 61 :Pi 4 2 : 42 60 66 54 95 96 73 86 100 80 102 02 gg OM 00 00 00 i i 61 4 T3 Sit 52 53 67 41 83 47 90 96 91 90 93 99 91 92 77 87 97 70 96 39 91 90 83 00 00 Tr Tr 00 00 00 00 ' ?3 88 97 83 49 53 99 01 72 04 40 33 74 00 00 00 00 00 0A 1 70 70 97 Intl 00 00 00 0111 "wee unanimously Opposed to any price fixing that did not fix a floor as well as e telling" Others Including Capper (It) Gillette (D)t Iowa Thomas COL Oklahoma and Stew-gi- rt (D) Tenneuee said they agreed that If congress was to fix a hciaximuin price limit on things this itarmhr sells It also should protect him by a minimum g bill Introduced The Friday 14 both branches' of congress would authorize the president to establish maximum prices for Commodities and for 1rents In defense areas but In r existing form viontd give no 'control over wages Oeutility rates Under Its terms he Could require licenses for 'Mt transaction coming engaging ' i oto Tr 00 00 00 I I price-fixin- I - es Iteattle cloudy ookitne cloudy 'occult elear 00 ! I ' 4 : t- Tr IlErttill ' - ' 41!' -- I i t ): - I r -: k : 7 IT ala --:-- : 14 ': t son : r ! 1r 44 A1 tiri1 !ti ' : - v t f !' 1 - SANGKOK r ! ' i 3 N itit - 0- I --- e-7- k TOKYO - -1 ieFelt mv1140 - 1 7 K ::' 7 -- ott ---::- VA ts as::: Fe:::::::::zzapzi 15i44041 pt4NOMPENH - - -IICIS- sAi ON ---- - -- : - se - - ---- ---- - - — rENANO - — Ir (4 inulm------ s KUALA -- kitzzole 716ap iTe - 7 'f ' ' — -:- 1 MALAYA----- '--- ' - George Nisions Retention of Trade iRelations °-:- tumpu - '- '- 4 ko --- - s - w ---- BRITIam ' - a : '''t--—---- ORk -- SIN—capoAg — lo Mail p: An exPlasion appeared linminent Ip southeast Asia Saturday as Britain prepared to fight !if Japan carried out bee threat to eStablish bases in ThallaML Japan established in French Indo-hin- a (squared arta) haw demanded Thal basCs and The control of Thai i rubber rico and tin: productionBritish were strengthening bases in Burma and British ' Malaya (cross hatch) economic i WASpINGTONIAtig 2 (Up)—The United States Saturday night placed its relations with the wavering Vichy government on a basis atter serving stern notice to France that its policy af axis collaboration is a threat to America in both' the ! far east:and in Africa ay rruart)r" French Blciék Nazi Grab in North Africa al VICHY Aug 2 Henri Philippe Petain 'Admiral Jean Francois Darian and General Maxims Weygand were reported Saturday night to be standing iw a solid bloeJ against presSure from nazi sources said to include a written threat to place relations between Germany and Prance'as of Saturday eight on a basis of conqueror and conquered nation (German y! is believed i0 be demanding from Vichy the right to "protect" French bases in north Africa including Dakar and the return of Pierre LAVA' to power in the Vichy government) The decision of the IrmIch triumvirate was said to have been conveyed to Paris by Fernand de Brinon Vichy government delegate who reached there! at 9:30 I) in Saturday night after a crup cial cabinet- session here (The French censorship was exSeveral disceedingly severe patches from the United Press correspondent were killed in their entirety and those allowed to be transmitted 'were received In most :Icaullouz language) ) (UP)---Marsh- - - Setrecy Shi ouds President's Vacation Cruise Today - WASIIINGTON Aug 2 (UP) —President Roosevelt will leave Sunday for a vacation cruise off the New England coast but the public- will not be kept in- formedrof his trip after the otomac leave's New yacht London !' Conn White louse S e c re t a r y Stephen Early and Secretary of I : ' : : the Navy Frank Knox asked newspaper men not to attempt to follow the president "I can assure you that it la a purely rest or vacation trip' Knox said "And I iask th newSpapers not to display an enterprise - in attempting to follow him or speculate on his whereabouts" I(UnotticiaLestimates placed number 3 - 'il'4 ! liöpkui s' 'Bid' s 1 - vig' relations" GirdJ tor Emergency Minter) preparations proceeded at such a pace and on so great a scale it was obvious that the f nation was getting let for any ! The nature of the emergency Preparations cannot be disciolecL!' but it was apparent that they were ' unnrecedentedly extensive The mobilization of manpower: has created 'a labor shortage so severe that the education ministrl to meet it announced that all students of middle school axe up-p- c ward would be organized immed' diately into national service corps for collective labor and coinc144 dentally military trainingN The press meanwhile fulmtnet'- ed against alleged Ang10-Amercan "encirclement" and Commerce rl Minister Salsas° Sakonji warned: that "the current international sit- tiation is sus tense that a single: Mark may be enough to cause an't explosion" H iI Stir War Fever Thailand-Japane- se t 4 t - i 401011101MI046olmitOmmmm- - 1'1 : - t ' – - - - ‘ - 4 - Vernacular' !wspapers gave: food to what appeared te be a: Janan t J Was to force its way the British6Amer1cen "blockade" with force if reces- - determined through i ' - 14' ! i sari Retired Rear lmlralTanthugu Sou writing in the newspaper Hoed issued a direct warningto the United States and Great Brit: sin With the Japanese navy con- trolling the great Camranh bayi and with naval base In Indo-ChiJapanese soldiers merching id near the Thailand frontier Japan has "already dealt a deadly blow" to encirclement Japan's' southern bases he enn- tinued have outt off Sinaapebrai from the Philippines thereby "breaking the American southwest pacific strategic line to pleceer i "The Magibot line in the southwest Padfic"!he said "is not Impregnable 7 1 i 1 : - na he-sa- ' ' Anglo-Americ- an ' 71! Defy With the United States Britain exert& and the Dutch East-Indibig new economic pressure daily against Japan Hoch! said 'the new trade agreement with Thill land which lies between Sings' Pore and Burma and Is within 404 miles of the great British naval base was "a timely bomb In de-- 6 intlini fiance of dations and pressures" The lroei newssgeneY l'eporled on Angle-America- ns - - es ' - - - Anglo-Americ- an - (dontimumi ACOludna Pay nve) Sivni I f :: -- ‘ 8b Ps ' '- i - Aug 2 till—Harry Hopkins personal envoy of Presi- -dent Roosevelt left Moscow Saturday night with Brigadier Gen- eral Joseph :T McNerney of the United Stales army: Hopkins who arrived by air from London Wednesday for a series- of conferences with Rua- Ilan leaders was seen off by Dep- utyi Foreign Commissar S A Lo- zovsky and other foreign commis- mutat officials U S Ambaisador Laurence A! Steinhardt and Brit- fah Ambassador' Sir Stafford Cripps and members of the Brit- ish military mission to 'tussle Hopkins was accompanied to the frontier by two representatives of the foreign affairs commissariat and a red army colonel (WhereHopkins was bound and the manner of travel were not mentioned in this dispatch) (Turkey India and China have frontiers with Russia is neutral or friendly neighbors Reliable sources in London Indicated Thursday that Hopkins might travel through the Far East on the way hack to Washington and there was some speculation that he ' might visit China which is re- ceiving United States aid in itsa war with Japan) - -- MOSCOW! i ' geoenuitnrye wadfiteovreisels7eaepnIngsotmhea: M osecolv Ad ieu t - - 1 i - f 1 ' J-- — : upf I i - - : na ps 1 0000061 4 lin JaPanese i Domet snews' agency: hinted In a diSpatch-fronBangkok that action similar to that taken In French iIndo-Chimight be In the cards for Thailand 4 The dispatch said the Thailand' situation should "be looked with considerable cencern" bes-- 6 cause it added British diplomatic officials there are "working °musty behind the scenes in art ' attempt to disrupt the friendly :ei against Japan "seem to be moving In thageneral direction if a corn- Diet severance of trade relations" Ho added however that "there Is still the hope however slight that Japatv may stop her course of aggression" George said that although the administration had baited commer- eial lsilk ptocessing in the United States and had stopped aviation fuel shipments to Japan there still was some possibility of commercial Intercourse He added however that the stoppage of comthercial silk pro- duction doubtless would deprive Japan" of needed exchange In the present situation he said "some limited commerce might be carried on If it were based upon the ex- change of goods" Senator Nye till North Dakota an opponent of administration for-eign policy told newsmen mean- while that the administration had "acted hastily" in ordering corn- mercial silk mills closed "This is another example of the impulsiveness of the president" Nye declared "I think that we should be very careful In depriving ourselves of needed commodities and at the' same Urn moving close toward war ! thir-- under arms Lu !11:ffin I 7 t t a lc aftphefusrothutherertnowsparhderceTr i ptelegtio - U SI Waiiig Fealice on Policy of iiollatiorating With Axis (Pc1n4(incolulmonn treat and epparently :alluding to are prralsleadndto gaedtdthedts a"swteo bow 'it - Indo-Chin- nprhilredtahlbctelaircis"d"enthicnitir aIf- Li 20Q ' s'illignellmennewoommonli 4 The warning was made In a public statement Acting Secretary of State Sumner Welles read to newspaper men- - It followed within a few MU'S President Rooaevelt's new OCentiMie blow Against the Japanese war machine by making 'airtight the embargo on aviation fuel and oil and imposing strict rationing On other oil Although Wells' statement was concerned chiefly with reproving the Vichy government for having permitted 'Japan to occupy strategic naval and air bases in French a it broadened the scope of immediate United States inter: est to Africa The apparent inspiration Welled remarks was reports received hete during the day of a new crisis in the Vichy- - government Germany was reriorted to be pressieg Marshal Henri Pe- tain's regime for concessions in Africa particularly Daker in Senegal along the African west coast nearest to South America With this as a backgrbund for what appeared to be a rapidly approachingicrisis there was intense diplomatie activity at the 'state department1 Welles held prolonged Saturday conferences wtth Lord Halifax the British ambassador with Richard G Casey the Aus tralian minister and with Ralph Close the minister for the Union of South Africa Earlier e talked with Ceristantine A Oumansky the ambassador for the: USSR whose resistance to German ag4 t Aug 7 (Al— Senator George OD) Georgia as- serte4 Saturday th - JIPan engages in no further aggreagdon" this country could Work out a bartotl to' arrangement under which trade could continue with the - Nip-'' pones empire the George 'inking member of senate foreign relations committee told a press conference that JADA Alfa aASCS : day-go-d- I WASHINGTON BRITISPIF - :::- - i - 1 ' - 4 -------- 4 tv ' 11 ' To --- 47 at ?Aso tau N - ! BAY Chino 411 The newspaper Ilochl In a Sun- day editorial accused Jim United t States Great Britain soviet Rutt i sia and China of "laying every 'possible plot in an effort toop t press Japan" and added: " lt Is all too obvious that Japan c ftosceesstabaeirl afacilouprreosin'her efforts sphere through peaceful economic Melt urea" t I Say !Encirclers' Eetreat 6enator Sees Chfilice fa' ' la nippon ithimty - - L Ws- - f'' I - an - e CAN-RAN- — Aug' 3 t (Sunday)--Jap- ! --- -'- 4p --------- --- - ' - 4 '-:- 7A: s - '' r stepped up the greatest t mobilization of armed might in her history Sunday as officiate warped of the danger of a far eastern "explosion't and the press predicted further military expansion !southward in addition tO l i the occupation of French Indo-Ch- ia SINN zr 21 : a:6'7 a W '''""' -- - -— By United press Fr:7-0Toulp- islsoptiom 40 - dila I - - 1: I 646 -- 400 1-- - -- - i L f 1 ticyri -PRlaolokci -- -- - ii THILAD wro is '' 0 - I ill t t 4 A i & ' 6 ILO II : t! j t ' - i : '-- 1 I TILI Threaten Use of Force to Shatter 'Blockade' by Britain America Says Southward Plish Will Go On : I i'll l'it 14 r i T! i k i f'7 4111 - ' When the eastern cimptiign bethe article said ''many of ut gan' belleeed that after the first waving of the German sword the enemy in the east would collapse like Colossus on feet of clay "They (German readers) passed lightly' over sentences in the proclamatibn of the fuehree which left no doubt that we faced a bitter bloody-wathe most violent battles in wOrld history "No we see why the very marrow 'wss scraped out of the bones of the enslaved masses farmers and wtprken: everythin which the clique of the boishevist dictators could press out of the people was used for the creation of offensive arminients without limits" WM-Britis- 6 t 51 - ' Zierkto Berlin' Reports Raid by RAF !'- ' 'N g ' 1t - t ' Mt Iripttarst Aut 2 lorv newspaper the Voelkisrher Beohachter declared Saturday night that Germany has found In the red army an enemy "who bat ties with dogged tenacity who surpasss all previous opponents In fighting temper" "Bolshevism is the most dangerous enemy which we have to survive Irk the fight for final security and maintenance of the retch" said the article written by Dr Fritz (Coothlutod 1Pu Two) 4Colums Four) e f Rtis Tenacity Grieves N ans Sunday Aug 0 pieties flew in over western Tr 00 and northern Germany dbring the 00 Wtolinclon Stott 00 night some of them reaching Der iltensover clear 00 Vtiotommuceis clear an00 ln and dropping bombs it was West ilislissuldeas eisar for Yuma clear 00 nounced officially Sunday 104 The linnibs were dropped on the said Total since 'October 1 to date 1337 outskirts r Of the city it some hitting In residentia iras 0 Accumuiated excess since Oc-- 0 1 toter 1 4 54 The announcement said the civil Son rises at I:26 and sets at 7 42 pOpulation Suffered casualties with 03 August So letts daeveral killed and iniureg tern-'endur- Monday :ou deadtli artillery pieces47 trucks 113 19 machine guns mOtOrcycles many- rifles and document Smith (13) South Novel absorbing tactics were (Continnote on Pliny live) that the senate agri(Column Two) r was Imposed by the legislation but with scattered Sundgy and Monday placed reeling" bower' or thundershowers southeast portion Sunday slightly ' 1 I - ermo I' P and-wa- os IJ - Ar"- 1 : I - : '' - t i — a 1 1 'I- - ' ''' ' ' : ' - 111011—Fali -- - - i ' 1 - : J1 6rrl a i N'kob I ::: 4- -- alb' 1111kiviAilltAillAN14 m A ve " i - - re 1 l : Almoramer - !! 1 i -- ' r il : - ts 1 1r)1nii : "Lk - be-li- di 1 ' i ' the-sea- a1 N '' I " :1 - r 4 L - - - L ! - - '' r ' I '''' 1 ? 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