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I11 : ' 1 F (Continutd from roge One) In massed groups of 30 to 40 beams The British bombers were taking their turn in the Joint Russo-Britis- h aerial offensive against Berlin and industrial targets in On four of the five Germany previous nights soviet bombers had swept in on Berlin from the ng 1 nazi-Rumani- an ' : I - I - - : I - ii ' 1 - ' st I - - yt ! 1 - 1 I ! ot-m- ! 1 : k i ! : - sof ore ! anti-Hitl- er life-and-de- - - Declares Japn Will Push East Asia Drive - requisitioned - - ': ! I hs - 7t : :: 11am-strongl- St - i 10-Oun- f ce I -- - : -- nc---- --- -A i : "short-of-shootin- g! - - -- f one-side- - ' - - 3 - an 7 11 1 - - ' air-jorc- - : - CI' 1 f Z tr) i 1 I ‘ I - I -3 --- - - - - - - - 9 1 ) - - - ' altil -- - - o - - - - - 000-to- I t It W - ' - ! ' - : r ILL S-Brit- I 14-- it j ' orals bitter figure—Admiral Jean Francois Darlan--an-d Marshal Henri Petain's announcement he durable" ties- with Germany deanti-Briti- sh Ile" 014 own twoornrsi 1114 od tittalit 0011' Wriest soderstsa ts Swg 16 1 soot to t41 14stt Odd lists tat os tiskitts Ishl "noise (Continued from Pate One) of the French government's most - 4 Shot im east Pact Looms - - ish tit 11- intended 4 got - se Mos cot oho t - spite strong British and American Q warnings 3 The dangerous :situation in naIran (Persia) Vi tionals are reported active i 4 A warning by japan t o n -- rt! 1 ° friendly nations that too much ? t - pressure on Japan would have ii I unpleasant results abd that the i danger of war in the Pacific was ' increasing moinentarilY g OCI7 5 The new position of Mar0400 f tinique French West Africa and other outlying French possessions now that the Vichy regime seems committed to closer Collaboration 111 with Germany '6 The need to' 'protect the Netherlands East Indies richsource of raw materiels I now that I the Netherelands hakjoined BritSIV TOOMIIIII ain and the United States in ecofteneves esnotee nomic measures against Japan leemeneemeseess - ' ! 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na V11--4- VACATION IN - i- 1itillirs '4 Ef 7 ks - - - an : s - 7 (Um)— ng - ' - 13 Aug i - - NEW YORK Reports from Cairo and Ankara indicate increasing tension in the middle east fast buildina to a climax in Iran — with Turkey Russia Britain and Germany all vitally interested in the outcome For many weeks there has been in progress in Iran a bitter struggle for influence between Ger man and Anglo-Russirepresentatives Britain warned 'ran against an infiltration of German nationals and demanded their expultion Germany promptly in- formed Iran that such action would result in the retch sever- ing diplomatic relations The fanatically: nationalistic Persians who hate all foreigners equally contend that they have the situation under control and that outside advice or interference LONDON (Thursdity) Aug 14 is unwarranted Britain and Russia reportedly ("—)Cing George has just com- will not hesitate to occupy Iran it three-day elan by plane "protectively" if the Persians re pleted to the British home fleet which is sist their demands to oust German on active duty in northern waters: agents Conflict in Iran probably would spread throughout central It wail disclosed Wednesday: Asia especially to Afghanistan With the flagsohip King George V and also would fore Turkey from named for his father as his head- the fence-sittipolicy hitherto quarters the king visited aircraft skillfully carried on -by President carriers cruisers and destroyers Ismet Inonu The joint British-Russia- n deewhich have participated in recent !oration banded Turkey this week action i if Turkey On his last day he inspected a ptalcekdeldingresspi for Turkish istect former American destroyer tonal and the the status quo entire' visit integrity During every ship was on "short nbtice"—ready of the strategic Dardanelles is a to engage hostile forces at any significant straw In the wind Its time delivery probably presages AngloFleet Commander John C Tovey Russian action in the middle east was knighted and invested with —most likely in Iran It is doubt- the insignia of knight commander' Jul that occupation' of Iran could of the Order of the peth in a cere- beeffected without bitter fight mony in the admiral's cabin Seven Inc NN officers and 15 men also were decNN orated The king flew to the fleet in- Glamor Girl Husband spection jn a Lockheed Hudson piked by Wing Commander Return to U S plant E H Fielden and escorted by LOS ANGELES Aug 13 O- Mfighters Each morning he went in the The former glamor girINchamp admiral's barge tio inspect various Brenda Frazier and hubby4ohn fleet units and also went thorough- (Shipwreck) Kelly arrived' by Clipper plane Wednesday from a ly over the King George V vacation in Hawaii In below-decinspection de- month's more "No night clubs for me a the electric spite glaring lights the told bride "From navy preserved tradition by having now on it's lots newsmen of'fresh'air and a master-at-arm- s precede the king life in the open" with a lighted candle ol as was done i for New York by In Nelson's day They left ' Just before going ' &short come plane king gave the traditional last mend: "Splice the main brace"— r meaning an extra ration of rum 3 for all hands to drink the king's I health na i ' - - - Get Upper Hand British ROdcrsiKinirConipletes Pour Bombs Ins peal() i On Nazi Goals Of Home Fleet i Zym Radical Greup debris in the Russian city of Smolensk War of Hitler and Stalin Abandonment of the the of stock political Taking which Petain scene of bitter fightini between the armies was admitted hy Russia Wednesday parties' activities city i said would be stopped the authori- northeast ''' ! tatty Telemondial agency said he RA Ir Extendeltalds 1 11 Irk appeared to have In mind particuThe R A le no longer restricted larly the radical and radical 00 cialist group which has been holdto attacits on one or two GerI i man objectives a night was reInt conferences lately i Of the Trench popular party ' ported officially to have attacked tl ' : Movement in which Jacques In addition to Berlin: r IL : Doriot and Colonel Francois de la Industries at Magdeburg and l 'drive into the Ukraine These Hanover' the grat Krupp armaRocque figure and which is still (Continued from PagatOne) ' ' I 4 ment works at Essen the North units reported the destruction of very active it was said its "ortho' sea port of Bremen the naval BERLIN Aug 13 (NI—German 'raise4 elsewher e that 'Odessa wben humerous German tanks newly-bui- lt dozy could not be questioned" be It would and more informalittle' taken base at Kiel Stettin important and Odessa on bridges relayed from troops advancing l Baltic sea port Osnabruck- Dula-ber- g and :ugly hult and tion of nazi troop dispositions so BERLLN Aug' 13 (JP)—Marshal three sides behind a gigantic bar- than :a black red air force was able to r Cologne still smoldering Petain's speech may be seized upon rage of 'air bombs were convinced 'would be itself no substantial prjze that the the ' from the great daylight raid Tuesdestroypositions of a German an as i by certain American groups of soviet For i cónquest quarters division and panzer regiment day the docks at :Le Havre excuse to "satisfy their l ust" for Wednesday night that the Russian in London admitting the possibil1 France airdromes in Holland and Wednesday night's communique the French West Indian Island of forces in that important c Black Ity ot the fall of both Odessa and 'named the battle areas after two harbors and an airdrome in Norauthorized sources sea port would defend it to the 'Nikolaev Idartinique t sea another Black i port 'previous bulletins had omitted ' way predicted Vednesday death 65 miles to the northeast about them 1 The marshal's stand was i Such a decision German Sources :said there would- be nothing left LONDO:N Aug 13 'WI — Britdescribed as Important In the eyes declared 'would eprohablv result of them In this eventuality save Siege-LIk- e Struggle i I of the German foreign office be- In the smashing of Odessa" neW weapon the American-mad- e ain's ' i swthe smokingltruins of demolished The Impression given by the cause: fortress bomberi la spreadThese sources described the Ger- lactoOes and empty:streets" was that Wednesday communiques L Powers outside the European man ground forces and their allies and contributing to an fear ing war had the settled down at least Black continent "which desire to estab- as pressing ever closer to the city Not Oterly awakened spirit of revolt in GerA siege-lik- e i s' into strugtemporarily lish guardianships over France from the southwest west And many and occupléd Eurppe say 'the picturelfor the Russians wu gle with the wehrmacht stalled ' were rebuffed" luftwaffe the while north not patrolled dispatches reachlI Itg important black the red resistance probdespite army against 2-' retain allied himself solidly the sea exits and near-brivers able utterly here by :devious means toss of the whole of the west-e- n maquarters advice& no Soviet reporting "with Europe and its effort to with bombs and machine cins The remorseless pounding of i IndusUkraine 24 led the action for within hours the region's jor establish a new order" t the huge planes which Germany-btrial Wealth Is centered in the east Russian public to believe that Troops Retreat' their fly out Of sight and h—Its 'Major factories its deposits :blitzkrieg battles had dwindled i victims and the 'stubborn resistGENEVA Switzerland Aug 13 Of such essentials as iron and manreaching Berlin indicatReports i to local skirmishes away ' t — Unrest and discontent in ed the Russians were trying- - to ganese ance of the Russian armies are (111 An article 111 the government - t France acknowledged by Chief of transship to the Crimea some of Moreover the British observed newspaper Izvestia declared that allowing seething resentment and anger to come to the sOrface State Petain Is reported to be their troops retreating in the even 4with military defeat in the "with the collapse of the blitzi from Norway to Italy ' thesequartwidespread by persons traveling southern sector and that barges 1:western Ukraine the Russians could krieg Germany Is faced with a long ens said from the occupied and unoccupied were ready for such a maneuver light )!)n indefinitely if they could war and this Is primarily a war of However Dienst aus Deutsch- maintain troops In the field with iresources and reserves" ones Informed circles say these redisNIkolaevi a for and beyond I said that Germany had only tance of 60 miles Beyond that is ports may indicate the first break The resistance however Is said land authoritative German com- adequate supplies and in that case It to be largely unorganized except mentary warned against picturing the invaders eventually would face 'the resources of western Europe the Dnieper and the Mize lake in the German crust but warn t ' for activity of the communist Odessa as anything like another the rreetproblera of exhaustion for while : the coalition which bears its name that it would be premature to 1 expect open revolts this summer party which is expected to be af- Dunkerque aand expiessed the- trooDS which alreadyhaveluffered counted upon shipments from most strug- beavy' casualties or autumn of the rest of the world lected most by Petain's ban against opinion that was of the for possession city gle Itvestia recalled a remark of ' - political parties Fear Flying Fortresses One eyewitness said 10 persons at definitely in the making-Leninthat Germany In thelast ' First It said- the Russian troops MOSCOW Aug 13 ' Thed war "first swilled enormously One source with a secret means Saint Etienne threw themselves on of Europe the railway tracks in an effort to are fighting stubbornly second army acknowledged German: gain covered three-fourtof communication in 'central Euii prevent rope saki reports were being i goods by word of mouth from spread t atnbitious withdrawal such As the Am for the Vital Ukraine :sector end to end of Germany of the leMAIM Moscow's comparative silence i last 'at made that British acknowledged only Dunkerqa thal power of the American-mad- e suggested that the soviet ' ' oo did anyear ind:third the Russianimight lighting was raging at Bel Tser- 'case was critical fortress bombers TOKlio Thursday Aug 14 Girl Born disclosure' in London strategically choose to - let Pdessa ?kov 50 rain South of Kiev authoritative "People are frightened by what lid that the British be smashed: CUPir-Jap- an Smolensk a gutted Pro- id intends to retain the they cannot see" he Laid "The army regarded 10 LONDON' Aug 13 UP$The German high command said city230 miles west of here was 'Russia's position in the Ukraine At initiative in her cannot see the fortresses Germans ounce girl was born Wednesday to only that in pursuing the enemy abandoned "a' few :days ago" the very grave especially about the war with Britain and t h e but they tan see the damage they Jaelcaon of Itra Jary Liverpool retreating toward Black sea har- Ieviet information bureau commu- Black sea port of Odessa where It United States' informed Japanese do This silent Invisible weapon ' who has four other children Physi- bors" the German forces Inflicted niquesatd (The Germans claimed was said the Gentians had a chance- quarters' said Wednesday and will terrifies not only civilians in Geri - i c:isms said she was normal in fornt losses" Mills rear guards - its etpture in mid-Jul- y d' and said to cut off the soviet- armies axel make no -concessions "great but garrisons in the occutoc i Air the parleys now underway for manynations" troops had fought their way force- an attempted h'y evacuation Sunk i Ships pied ' ' 130 to of miles sea Vyarrna only - '! r 2 tif a limited resumptionpowers trade The fact that they are known ‘ i ' ' ' An officer In the British-waWith reference to asserted Rua-'Mof Moscow) to be from the resources of withjthe"antiaxis"s some mewto the UNCLAIMED determined America Contributes to the underThe governthent-iplans to ship -flee said plainly that the nazis tiatl Near Like Crimean peninsula Dienst declared i obtained '"a very large measure or : talc° ttheadswitk its greaten east mining of morale it was said f ' bid u is Ian troops also battled the eu cceiselatieadyi German i the already Asir program!4ome —at may" One informant said that packed ' '' :4it If he asserted and will hospital trains from the eastern still added :hunoske 2214:lattIrsttis cfof ht:rsdpatit:g Li miteetr RIsea11' lettcowied tmbVnifernetigts- et1turi est:eta( in snaintairk troops alone without front had created doubt in Ber4000-ton i i 140 miles south of Leningrad 'adequate supplies ' the- - defenders ecppomiC ' Or financial relations lin and two dettroyers- and a r :1Iamburg which were ' : miles east Of Solis' merchantman fi cogld fighenjade finitety In adch Avith TTiritain- and the ! United communisit strongholds until the D N B news &agency dispatches': t a F1 nn I s h drivalrom the north 'a csisethe' said: the aermtin prob--v StateCilf neOessary: i rise of Adolf Hitler was held ilt the Italtlialmi re- - lerri wouldliecorne line of Avoiding) ' 0ernIght developments in- pictured all the-- Odessa hinterland It is noteworthy this informant ' a aerial terrific as getting pound- inazi 15 miles from Leningrad the :hauattanfor invading troppa who kludicll ! added bot these two cities have l ails said 4The sgmlofficial Dom-enews been bombed ing with bombers droppirat their : hattsulterid heamcasA:already heavily recently on ''' '' the Dnieper loads repeatedly : ' ' agency reported from Hanoi that of 43 nazi 'planes mities t which itsaidwere 1:iiidotic14 lay-w7:1S"cvvre't claimed river as It crossings to Indo-Chiinfoipiiitilii ' Expect Change in France soviet the government of jammed !withr retreating 14us3lans of 35 aircraft and a red sub- - 'dared that'll thiCernianyelitered 41W1thout explination" had banned A winter of stalemate on the Rail facilities were declared- de' ' Vas credited with sinking Odessa and ISTIkOlaev the: d latter all exports from the French col- eastern front and heavy bombing 'SeCtur n in t the —southern German in the also a Blaek tanker itroyed ony except to Japan The move from &he British most British and Original Volvos to S2230- Tuesday ' ' Russian with of ruinsBrit-si'find Only "the Smoking n neutral observers along was seen as a minor blow to eight expect will intanks and 140 other vehiclet otir German torpedo boats and demolished toctortes and 'empty 011' United which 'the and 4' States crease for a longer distaste the '' '''' ' transports- Avitalyeported :streets" i' ''' had considerable com- war in Cermany end her satellite fortntrly :1 ' : red &nibbled naval by They said tint that a CerMan mercial relations with Indo-Chi- states "14S:215-12-- 1 l'I' ' Snow Falk in 4:1nebe action la thksarne area air in force to the Black sea: At w a s thrust 4 e0 i e Russians said strong:guerilia Would be accomplished only at " an revealed Simultaneously 4 e of t h that number few QUEBEC Aug 13 '' cost In blood" hampering on the t flakes of snow fell here Wectries Japanese ships s run was being tripled Issued every mornins Entered at the clay post office at Salt Lake City as second The navy ministry spokesman class ' matter under act of March 81879 Captain Hideo Hiraide told Japarates: Utah Idaho Negubscrintion nese newspapermen that the pres- vada Wyoming dallY snd Sunday Monthin advance 612: elsewhere 6105: is to as to "no time ent fun In U 8 veal l y and Sunday m4nth $125 SMOOTH OUT whether or not Japan should enter the war We are now in a The – 1 r 14 period of calm before the storm" z A O'Brien of Notre Dame univerCHICAGO Aug 13 (INS)--- A Willa and our people must be prepared" President Roosevelt that (lemand sity 4 peace of- ' Speaking at a rally sponsored t launch anto immediate CRUSE 1: fensive by the American First commitbring leaders of the : a' tee the Rev Mr O'Brien a prowarring countries around a conference table was voiced Wedfessor in the Notre Dame grad- OF ' Rev John ' uate school declared that the the nesday night by Oefrostetd for higher stag thee --: administration "it - 1' in Washington This Old Trestmont Ottion' V C' IAL ' frillsory first grid quells's has "dragged us to the very TOKYO Thursday Aug14 Ilitp) Brings Happy Relief brink of war" —Baron Klichiro Iliranuma minMinty eufferers relieve sagging bectiache once they discover that there'd amps He called for a million teleWE GJTE DOUBLE S & H GREEN STAMPS ister without portfolio in the cabi- quickly of their trouble my be tired kidneys of to ouster demand the of Fumimaro Premier Prince MO The kidneys are Nature shlr4 way of tab gram In the e trees acids and waste out of the blood Secretary or the Navy Frank Konoye was shot at his home this l'hev Got ItoHof Now Easy Way CARLOAD PURCHASE OIL SPECIAL help mint people pose about3 plate a day Knox whom he called the most morning IBA condition was not When -1- 1t In Comfort disorder of function kidney permits : The as- poisonous miner to remniza In your blood raw brakes spots around ' bloodthirsty warmonger in the revealed 'Imniediately it Doti bodied itchy are - 11 aQlsgolnIIN PsUllit PENcANNEYLVANIA $I infection to liable oti beckaehe may theuniatie Caine rectums Few places and also sharply critisailant Naohlko Ishiyama 33 was pains leg sagging country" sore reseal of Iota reliever of and energy gm A palm dependable imp r ' semquidtot Priolarmoon Henry arrestedon the spot The shoot- ling up nights swelling puffiest's under the : Itoctal Brings soothing I ' cized Secretary of War gym beadatibes and dissineeL :Frequent or Stimson and 'Wendell Willkie of coutfort upon contact farms Prowoo ing occurred at 8 a tn over sore area bolos dower : 1940 ' scanty passages with smarting and bursitis can- tecting ilitsserum had called by presidential Repuhlican Ishiyarna heal sometimes shows up Nature aide is SOSIMOPULIg wrogig "11100didate ment at lhe homeof the Oappointe 'with your kidneys there 1115-1111or bladder grease to otitis ?IAA: 111 t wait! Askur our drustint for Dose's Mold ea mouse back yt: roasts Get tille i "Our supremt service to hu- - premier pn the pretext of receiving PineDon't ' Jag used by millions for over 40 1 Struggle to - RUPAIILIIS 7 -- -1 Salt Like Tribune Special News ltard-presse- I ?'t - I 1 By Kirke L Simpaon Service d Russian armies attempting escape from the great nazi trot in the southern Ukraine are admittedly in grave peril yet a long and bloody fight for Odessa still may be possible 1 Allies Germans Anglo-Amerita- - 0 - Aids Defenders or 1Itisedvite City I ' ' t 19 11 To Woo Iran Announcement expected Thursdu morning that President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill have reached n measures following agreement on joint secret meeting--Sto- ry page 1 Column 8 Re4 army officially acknowledges abandonment of Smolensk on the central front—Story page 1 columns I and 2 MOSCOW—Russians adMit German gains In pushes toward Moscow and Leningrad but reports iierce fighting still going on in vital Ukraine sector—Storit page 2 column a BERLIN—Germans convinced that Russian forces will defend Odessait "to the death"—Story page 2 column 2 LONDON-4ir- es rage in Berlin ' as Britisli bombers column 2 hammer German capital—Story page VICHY—Reorganized Petain regime swings Ant° new authoritarian program Vice Premier Darlan will 'broadcast message to nation Thursday—Story page 2 column 1 LakeStudded Area It 16 4 sf' 04 :J- - 1 1 - - - k ''' IGermans Facell Climax Nears News of Majok Digest Problems in In Efforts From War Sectors Odessa Thrust f 1 41 1 g t A — program of tightening up the French governmental and social structure Wednesday night and Vice Premier Admiral Jean Dar-Ia- n arranged to make a broadcast to the nation Thursday Informed sources said the brief message would be of extreme im- -' portancet but gave no hint of its subject Postpones Talk Darliurt first intended to !speak Wednesday at 9 p rtl but post- poned It because of a rebroadcut oft) reorganization speech Wed tesday by the one man-- In France Chief of who is his superior State Philippe Petals The program Petain outlined al ready was getting under way Or ganization of a "council of pout! cal justice" with Petain as the supreme Judge to try the leaders of the French republic accused of°war guilt" is erpected to be pro:imitated soon in the official Jour- - ! 1 Ate81 )4 ibn swung Into its authoritarian ! - - 1 alert' 4 -- I ‘ 1- i— -- 9 : 1 A4 - i 1 11-" ""w" 0 - - i i kk' Ai VICIIY Unoccupied France Augr 13 (A)—The reorganized retain re- - ' k tk a cis 1-k '' ' Very Important - I ! ! I )' :: ' "rs" A 4- 'It'rit:':'"? 1- tc -- 4 100T1-7m----1---- ! t irbe c5nit gukt Zribune ' - ' 1 - 4' -- 4 i ' r Thursday Morning French Wait For Vital Wigan Talk i -- t 4 t '1 - I - - -'- 4 - - - ' ' ' i — - - I i 6 -' ----'' A - t i — - ' - ? e 4 I 1 i f : - 1 lc-- 4 : ' :-- Ifefi il c ? ' '' ' ' - ' 1 - t |