Show "!"-:- 5 " Che jSalt £akc Tribune Sunday Morning Xuguat 21 1911 X f7 -- Ponder Fate Russ Role in War Offers Chief ProblemjLightimigAddsjSurvey Shows U S Supports President! Officials Of Greek Motorship To Fires in To Allies Report on Sea Meet Shows In His Handling of Foreign Policy Canada Forest Allies Gin Offer Gain Much From Stalin Pact Soviet Need for Aid Clinches Any Agreement Untie resistance even If he is de-featled In European Russia he haslnow become dependent upon n help in the f British-America- wari Binding agreements have become practicable on week-4-aft- therefore to pin down ours The Russians the basis of his desire to surare very close to Japan and if vive and of our need to have him they become part of the united survive For he must stand fast front lb the Pacific which now eft least in Siberia and the Urals includes China Britain the if possible in the Caucasus or he Netherlands and ourselves we disappears entirely The English- -' may well hope to make Japan speaking peoples need not only a as harmless as Italy has beRussian front somewhere against I come 'i but also the great Germany Russian wedge between Ger Af U 8 ust Sell Chance many and Japan and they need Te Deal With Japan hold to the Russian in Siberia Japan in check It is evident! Providing everyone is pretherefore that Mr Roosevelt pared to fight if challenged the and Mr Churchill dealt with the immense power of the fact of life having much combination may Stalin and much to fain make it unnecessary to fight not: did him and that from We are in a poaltlon if we play they meet merely to make dramatic the card we hold to put an end gestures month to during the coming effecmoat ara Agreements the tiresome ' and very costly tive when a nation U compelled Japanese blackmail to do in Its own interest that The Opportunity must not be which is also In the interest of missed Never before has there could the other Thus Britain existed' and perhaps never again never make a binding agreement will there exist such a strategic with Stalin until Hitler attacked combination asj now confronts Stalin and forced him to fight Japan in the Pacific She is isofor his existence But now that lated from Germany her only Stalin has no choice but to fight possible ally and as the JapHitler and precisely because it anese press loudly and correctly is a desperate fight practical: she is encircled proclaims agreements are possible because This therefore ft the time to they are so obviously necessary consolidate our advantages and then t& use them decisively in Though it would be useless to order fo free ourselves of the speculate as to what they are there are sure to be military Japanese threat of a war before Germany can get agreements between Britain and Russia affecting the two areas ready to strike in the Atlantic in the west where they can acf This is our opportunity — the tually collaborate: One is in the first since this world struggle north in the Scandinavian pehin began-4-tdeal with our opaula and the other is in the south ponent! as they have: dealt with along the middle eastern front : their victims — singly and when they ate Isolated — before they America's Chief Concern can unite their forces — and in a la Fata of Siberia place where we have powerful In these two theaters of the allies Superior forces and the war our participation is bound advantages strategic a to be indirect largely through Copyright 1941 New York the lease-len- d program But: Tribune Inc there is a third theater— far eastern Siberia—which is of critical importance where our vital interests are directly involved where we are certain to play a leading role For the Siberian position pre?: sents us with a great danger and also with an immense oppor-tuni- ty If Siberia is conquered by Japan or if it falls under axis control our position in the Pacific already so bad that it has pinned down most of our navy will become 'still worse The loss of Siberia would at once threaten Alaska would profoundly imperil China would release Japan for aggression in many regions of the Pacific' With our navy more than ever entangled by Japan we should have almost no defenses in the Atlantic The Russian military power in Siberia which Japan must always think-abou- t is for us the equivalent of a very large part :of our uncom m m it navy If the Xi pleted Russian power in Siberia is overcome it would be for us the equivalent of a- ' very serious naval disaster On the other hand just as Siberia is ah immense danger so also is it an immense oppor1 tunity By acting with the Russians in Siberia we can turn the tables on Japan and pin down her naval power aS she has tried By Walter Lippmann Out of the Roosevelt-Churchi- ll conference there have come thus far three actions They are closely interrelated The first was the joint declaration of war aims and "would foreclose render legally and morally null and void any secret commitments like those which defeated Wilson at Part in 1919 On the" basis of this joint declaration and within it framework fr Roosevelt and Mr Churchlill were in a position to take-thjiwond public action: To ask Stalin to open negotiation in Moscow looking toward Anglo- comAmerican assistance in mon strategical plan This mova would have been Impossible but for Joint declaration which precludes any possible agreement with soviet Russia at the expense of Finland Poland or Turwhich t 100-mi- le two-oce- se an 10-blo- two-oce- I — — —--- FU II I l' t 1 mor '"nay y Raplacamant pricas ara going to ba much highar so buy now whila you can faalixa a double laving BUY NOW o assure dalivory Factory rafusat to assure any 'uture dalivarias dua to govarnmant priorities an atari a Is used for national dafanso BUY NOW tart paymants t A I nly a small da posit requirad whan delivered te hold your erdar This Sale Is fori a Limited Time Only! 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Saturday by lightning which tinue to support Mr Roosevelt his foreign policies struck in the forests A'ear Penny in Seventy-three per cent of those 75 miles east of here and set nuirt the with opinions merous small blazes for ihich was comThe new blazes were fought by said they pleted by mill workers and had hot reached of the way Mr Rooseserious proportions but forestry approved branch officials said : only rain velt was "handling his job" as president" could save 'the situation While the figure is less than Meteorologists however hold no the 76 per cent President Roosehope of a break In the In the Institute's velt received rainless spell j Scores of blazes were burning index In June it la still substantially higher than at any time freely Laome nearly a large aa the before the present European war Beaver lake fire Keeps In Step In fact President Roosevelt has kept In remarkably close step with the opinions of a majority of American voters where the war Is concerned virtually all Institute tests show While NEWARK N J Aug 23 (— some presidential critics have chlded him for going too far or NeThe career of a braska steer on a rampage for 40 not far enough a t recent study minutes Saturday ended of all found 55 per cent saying the president had mbved "about places against the 101 Ranch right" with regard to the war which: Isn't a ranch but a tavern The remaining vbteVs divided An emergency truck six radio cars a policeman armed with a almost exactly into two camps— machine gun and 500 children and those saying Roosevelt had gone adults took part in the chase over "too far" and a balancing group a saying he had gone "not far area and saw an abattoir attendant bring down the enough" Indeed Institute studies made animal with a mallet The steer leaped from a runjust before the presidential elecway as it was being shifted to a tion last November indicate that truck from a freight car When Mr Roosevelt owe his third-terthe police truck cornered the victory in no small measbeefer he went through four ure to the public's confidence in wooden fences and returned to his handling of foreign affairs the street to charge through What About 142? traffic A radio Not only did a majority believe a car pinned the animal against wall and the mallet finished him he would do a better job of off building up America's national te-off- eir from the capital for a brief recess before Labor day will: undoubtedly attempt to estimate the country's attitude on domes1 tic Issues as well 23 " anti-Japane- Director American Institute of Public Opinion PRINCETON! N J Aug 23 — - As President Roosevelt returned to his desk In Washinghis high ton this Mill Crews Fight New Blazes No Rain Predicted preslder t himself this year nor of the administration's foreign policy Congressmen released defense than Mr Willliie but a majority said they would prefer to have him in the White House in case: the United States was drawn Into the war In But politically - minded Washington it is not enough to gauge the popularity of the By George Gallup Copyright by New York Times ANKARA Aug 2T—Great anxiety was expressed Saturday over the fataof the Greek motorship "vangelistra" of which nothing has been heard since she sailed from Piraeus a fortnight ago oouid for Smyra with 80 passengers mostly Creeks leaving Istanbul On a ganuina IMF" 7WAY REFLECTOR LAMP IUY NOW! — Nana ganuina without tha Estate trade-mar- k Haatrola SAVE UP TO— Start the fall in style Here- are suites that possess style quality and economy and reaJ savil Remember you not only get a living room suite but all the extras at the one low price Your ES- HEATROLA TATE - Buy Your Rugs the Spee V -- J BEDROOM OUTFITS 7 1 V Si M BLffT BIGELOW TAILOR-MAD- BOUDOIR : t±mL Ira I Jr 7vi 1 I of correct A size color style Choose a Bigclow Tailor-Mad- e rug cut "off the roll" to your room's individual measure Many new room beautifying patterns and priced See them tomorrow EASY TERMS styles-'-reasona- C- - 'f 4l 1 asiasBSBBBaS3BaMBa-- L kvtt Still iltlll III IS - I I r'lPaP z r - II 1 nII I A i g 1 t — — Brlhta P VS ©uf wen ouut at prtces ! dinette with this it II pi lyinn ll ra5vllfch liil 11 WlViluUn iin 11 DINING ROOM SUITED ffw- J7 ( LsT C ' ss J attraettte valuei iTbto is hist one of manv new aineues tnat nave recently ' f with XPn — DINETTE SETS Fuel-savin- 1 fi H l mm - '? 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