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Advance on that Greet Heads Out Nazi To Forestall 8 Plotters U War in Way Urge Entry Veteran Towslian Area Soviet Envoy In Kiev Area Army Moves Swiftly to Control Jurist Joins Member Philadelphia Planes Put Warships 2 1911 3 complained that the British gov ernment had failed to allow publication of news which would con tradict the Impression In America "Britain is In dire need" London Appears More Hopeful Of Russ Survival By Klrke L Simpson Salt Lake Tribune Special Newi Service Berlin's statement that the treatrst "battle of annihilation" In history Is about completed against nearly 730000 Russian troops trapped east of Kiev must be accepted with caution Russian British and even German battle bulletins indicate there is still a wide gap through which much of the retreating red force could escape eastward to fight again The Russians have been making counterattacks on both flanks of a nazi effort to expand the Kiev pocket eastward toward Kharkov While the Germans say the attacks have been repulsed London appears more optimistic over Rus sian chances of reducing the scope of the red army disaster in the Kiev area and of halting the nazi push toward Kharkov Reports Only Meager So far as the situation can be mapped from meager reports the Germans have lashed eastward both north and south from the Kiev pocket endeavoring to close the jaws of a new and vaster trap One drive stabbed direct toward Kharkov from Poltava captured by the naxis last week The other the northern one has gained another 70 miles eastward of the Konotop-Rome- n (Romni) sector London notes a Russian counterattack on that northern nazi column at Glukova (Glushkova) Coupled with the red counterattack tq the Poltava region this Indicates that the span between Poltava and Glukova is open till for Russian retirement from either pocket to form a new front for defense of Kharkov Railway Road Remain The importance of that is doubled by the fact that virtually midway of the PoHava-Glukov- a gap run the only railroad and highway connections still available to the Russians fSr withdrawal from the Kiev pocket Hadyach to the west and Okhtirka to the east were connected by rail not long ago across two tributaries of the Dnieper That is a vital connection that still could save the bulk of the Russian forces retreating from the Kiev front Assuming that the Poltava and Glukova counterattacks mean that heavy red reinforcements have been hurried to block the road to Kharkov from both Moscow and the Smolensk sector in the north and from the lower Donets and Don positions in the south a northwest battle line in good defensible terrain may be taking shape Several minor rivers drain the sector flowing generally south and southwestward into the Dnieper below Kiev 100-mi- le Copyright by Chicago Tribune LONDON Sept 23 — An of gathering impressive American business men gave a cordial welcome to Russian Ambassador Ivan Mai-sk- y Tuesday He was the guest of honor of the American chamber of commerce and besides Important Americans In the banking and business world the guests Included Ambassador John G Winant Sir Walter Citrine trades union congress leader Sir Alan Gordon Smith representing the ministry of supply and others To them Malsky said that between soviet Russia and the United States there never have been "fundamental contradictions of interests in the international sphere" that on the contrary the relations between the two countries "has always rested on the good neighbor principle" ZAGREB Croatia Sept 23 LTV— Ninety-eigCroat soldiers and six officers have been killed by Serbian outlaws who defied air ultimatum d governby the come out of their to ment of Serbia mountain hide-ou- ts willingly or be bombed out it was learned Tuesday Starts Building Barrage Balloons U S WOONSOCKET R I Sept 23 W) — Construction of army bar rage balloons and navy rubber lifeboats began Tuesday in the former footwear factory here of the United States Rubber com pany The balloons are types UI and D designed to operate at altitudes of 5000 to 10000 feet They are 28 by 76 feet containing 30000 cubic feet of gas The boats are designed to hold two four and seven men Some will be powered with outboard motors The World's Greatest Comedian Edgar BERGEN with Charlie McCarthy and 1 a Mortimer Snerd SALT LAKI KIWANIS CLUI Aasplces TWO HOURS OF AND MUSIC has everything to keep your children healthy happy and fashion - wise Z-CM- rtJN KINGSBURY HALL MONDAY 1:15 r SEPT 2 M PRICES SI TO $250 Box Office Now Open GLEN BROS 74 o tie smartest tits Si ) i MUSIC CO South Mala town choose smart winter woolies now! night News of these disorders In dis membered Yugoslavia came after disclosure of the execution of 50 Inpersons in Croatia as s "long-dia of strange stigators tance-ca- ll bombing" of the Zagreb telephone exchange In Serbia tension was mounting hourly as a result of the continuing disorders More Serbs Join The ultimatum to the outlaws aristocrats ed r love these § : known as Cetnlci was issued by Field Marshal Milan Nedic the Serbian premier who told them re fusal to surrender might mean civil war Instead of complying more Serbs were reported streaming to the mountains to join the Cetnicl German occupying forces ac cording to Informants here sent another ultimatum to the recal citrant Serbs Indicating their Intention to take a hand in quelling the uprisings water-fronte- London's description of the situation east of Kiev as still "ugly" takes the possibility of a new nazi encirclement via these two rail roads into consideration Whether lt can be achieved or not depends on the ability of the Russians attacking the Glukova and Pol tava pivots to prevent a new June tion of German forces almost with in sight of Kharkov If these Rus sians fail a large number of Stalin's troops may be engulfed in a new trap S£Etf HEAR IN PERSON lend-leas- German-controlle- le 't 2000 Soldiers At Port of Kwanghoi Pro-Germa- ns dancer who spent 60 years on the stage died of a cerebral hemA native of orrhage Tuesday New York City his real name was William H Mcllvaine Of Mission to Moscow in Decrying Dilatory Aid Methods BUENOS AIRES Sept 23 (AP) — Argentine troops occupied the nation's two most important military airdromes Tuesday and Copyright by Chicago Tribune Copyright by Chicago Tribune were reported moving fast into all the air bases in the country LONDON Sept 23—Two more Americans Tuesday told the HONG KONG Sept 23— Reto forestall any surprise move by nazi conspirators ports from the Portuguese colony British public' that America is dilatory In coming to the aid of ' of Macao Tuesday said" 2000 Jap- Britain A radical member of congress ' Judge William Clark of the Third circuit court of ap declared dramtlcally on the floor Upon emerging from the confer- anese troops protected by war- peals at Philadelphia replying to the welcome from the chairman of the chamber of deputies that ence Colonel Francisco Suarez ships 'and landed at planes acting President Ramon S Castillo chief secretary of the war office Kwanghoi 50 miles southwest of at the London county council meeting said: T believe that America more himself "joined In the totalitarian was asked whether there was any truth In rumors of subversive ac- Macao during the week end and for her own sake than yours should distinguished Americans who have plotting" Ramon Damonte Taborda chair- tivities In the Interior and he re- proceeded to advance inland declare war at once against the been ferried over to these shores man of the Argentine "Dies com- plied: the district and town of nazis I hope that this against will be this summer to see and plan for mittee" investigating subversive "I am not authorized to Towshan brought about and I am here in a the future I find throughout their activities said some army officers therefore I cannot confirm orspeak deny The reports add that the Chi- humble way to meet one of the conversations this thread 'Be of were involved and a number ar- any report" nese corps and arguments heard widely at home stout hear we will save rested We Earlier acting President Ramon the peace preservation village guards were offering inai aemocracy becomes a dictator are determined to rescue you " Taborda made the sweeping an- S Castillo had taken cognizance resistance you Is and when at it war" inflicting heavy ship These Americans he said were nouncement of the military meas- of persistent reports of unrest in losses on the Said Major William the Dwlcht stupefied when he "Britain ures Involving all the country's air a certain part of Argentina by de- Invaders wereJapanese while indulging in pil- Whitney W Averell Harriman's is not asking to bereplied rescued she is bases after the occupation of two claring there was no truth In them as advanced e In laging assistant they not thinking in terms of through personal speeding Parana dispatches said the Third the near-b- y military airdromes — at heavily-Germa- n villages supplies here at an English herself She is thinking indefending terms of populated Cordoba and signal corps battalion occupied the The civilian evacuation of Tow- Speaking union luncheon: the offensive o' to the Parana— had been confirmed will airdrome there is That army shan is proceeding city It was reThe watchwords of America ar and Britain wants the tools win" Argentina's highest military of- the headquarters of the Third called that the Japanese invaded tne deiense of Britain It has been lor protection "nor to avert not de ficials held an urgent meeting here army corps area tms territory last March ht - from the west Provided the Russians have sufficient forces to hold apart the jaws of the expanding nazi pincer drive east of Kiev defense! lines for Kharkov could be stabilized in very favorable terrain particularly if any substantial part of the Russian forces still within the Kiev pocket make good their escape via the Hadyach-Okh-tirk- a route However the Germans are already astride rail routes both north and south which could be used to snap shut a gigantic new trap Encirclement Considered At Glukova they are beyond the junction of the railroad running southeastward via Sum! and east of the Okhtira-Hadyac- h escape route At Poltava they are driving northeastward up the direct rail connection with Kharkov The junction of these two roads is only t20 mCes or so southwest of Military Purged of Defiant Serbs Slay 104 Croat Troops Small Army Allowed It was recalled here that the new Serbian regime has been permitted to build a small army of undisMuch of Area- Muddy closed strength Rugged rolling ground much of Some well posted quarters here u now a sea oi mua aue to me believed that Marshal Nedic In coSeptember rains characterizes this operation with the Germans now span affording succes- would order his troops to move d lines of resistsive against the Cetnlci ance The bands are causing the auIs also better thorities The region trouble through resistance equipped with rail and road communications from the 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