Show i : k - 4 ' I - 1 Saturday Morning ' f 0 1 4 : i c) ' 1 t 111 '"ii t NINGRAD LasOrtnute Word tPopustila From Berlin Pskov Blamed for Move Jo) mwessetata ' - "'Orme Hitler Concedes Giant Effort Against Kharkov - 1111‘ dt STAR tfoito lab y Ittl SSA 1 k i ' (Persia) Oct ploIranmats 3—N e utral di here Friday belief the the three- that expressed power pact which Britain is at- tempting to line up among Russia Iran and itself will set forth the ' ' t I Octcircling TEHERÄN Observers Believe Zero Hour Nears for Thailand YAROSLAVL - ! I Indo-Chin- Gootki VELIIME wegmowit - : NEWHAVEN Eng Oct 3 UPI —British authorities called a sud- den halt Friday night to exchange under the protection of a mercy truce of some 3000 German and British prisoners of war although the crippled and blinded Germans already had been carried or led aboard the hospital ships in this strangely brilliant harbor The war office announced post- ponement of the repatriation just as the second ofthe two ships was ready to sail and the first already had moved out of the lighted har- bor to await a dawn escort Although British bombers attacked channel ports in occupied France throughout the day and continued their attacks this evening there has been no word of any raid In the area about Dieppe the destination of the hospital ships and no specific reason was givenifor the postponement Terms of Agreement Under the agreement 1500 Ger' mans are to be exchanged at Dieppe some 5 hours by sea from Newhaven for 1500 wounded Tom-mic- a The Tommies will be returned in the same ships Dillard and St Gulien The war office announcement said merely that the delay was occasioned by a message from Berlin and added that "the government is in communication with the German government and it is to be hoped it will be possible to make a further statement within ranyeeason A t ' - lElf12p I 41?) 1 and -z - - - nazi-Russi- i : s At4"-- E1 ' s No - 77-"i'- 4Wg'"'"'"-- '""m7777'7'"'"7 1 - : - e T '' - Japan Protests Withdrawal of Rights in Iran -- i - 10 1441r - —It 1 s )0 A 4 I - I' 4' ' 4 --- 2 Pair Pair Srvies L "c-- ' ° 1 FACTORY !MOE OW I 13 Largest 1 I SAN DIEGO Cal Oct 3 VII —George Rony European movie producer told a luncheon club - k A Dead Nazi Soldters Cremated On Spot Says Film Man nt:?Ain thee 11444ors t 4 1 ' u 't Friday that Germany has torized crematories which low along behind the advance to minimize the number of battlefield casutities "All dead nazi soldiers are i mofol- I Location: : EAST BROADWAY 324 SOUTH MAIN Conirontent - i I I Ii Ai— BUENOS AIRES Argenvins of an agreeOct 3 7 ment establishing a demilitarized ! zone as a basis of settlement of the border dispute between Ecua' dor and Peru was announced Fricremated and the ashes are sent day night back only to those relatives who The Argentine foreign office rehave previously requested them ceived a message from the Arin case of death" said Rony gentine embassy at Lima saying "Only those with relatives are that Ecuadorian and Peruvian i counted as casualties" representatives conferring at TaThe Russian-bor- n producer !art Peru signed the agreement said he fled Germany after Adolf Thursday night at a meeting atHitler banned hisfilm "Wooden: tended by Argentine Brazilian and Crosses" United States military observers ! 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Japa- It excellence of the ness into the glare of the floodAction was heavy ovev vast equipment and nese news ' said Friday the agency theaterhead blow' uncovered his of organization stretches for this (titer lights W Averell Harriman and Lord Japanese government has lodged thrown back defiantly A limp- reports told of the destruction of a protest with Britain ing infantry officer came next 17 German transport 'columns and Beaverbrook chiefs of the United andvigorous Iran against suspension of his head hanging low an elite nazi battalion in attacks States and British missions also Japdiplomatic privileges to theincludAfter the infantryman came a on German lines and rear: supply made an inspection tour at Teheran orniddle-age- d officer with one arm columns which spread from SmoThe staffs of both missions and anese legation of mails diplomatic He was followed by two youths lensk nearly 100 miles- northwest the embassies attended an exhibi4 ing immunity use of code mesthe and each of whom had a wooden leg to Vitebsk and from Smolensk 300 tion by Ulanova — the soviet's pouches sages An airman ewung along on miles southwest to Minsk prima- ballerina --- who performed Newspapers said that if the crutches hie left kg off at the area In more 3000 lit Tchalkowsky's "Swan Lake" answer this than is not satisfactory Japan d officer with German soldiers were declared left hip A will take retaliatory action and one leg hobbled past In the first dead or wounded—in some cases Dome hinted even graver consegroup there were 16 with artificial by guerrilla action against t h e quences legs nazi rear The press charged the action t In another and unstated sector was inspired by Britain and soviet Give Nazi Salutes Russia which accused the Japaat the center Russian mechanized Following the officers was a forces were said to have broken nese legation at Teheran of hat' Two of comrades grou privates a at encirclement German boring the grand mufti of Jeruattempt led a blind youth Three of the : salem and a German subject who a of red detacharmy infantry officers entered the ship with their ment played an important role in Iran arms stretched high in nazi saThe British newspapers said lutes Maneuver Blocked SAN FRANCISCO Oct 3 to the Japanese governprotested After the privates came R O Hall Anglican bishop of ment demanding their surrender counterattacks In south the lines of Ger etretcher cases--loKong said Friday he be but the protests were rejected man soldiers under piles of hien upon German and Rumanian forces Hong appeaeement of Japan when investigation by the Japaseeking to drive a wedge in the lievedtheany heti all carried by British United States or Great nese foreign office proved the acred army lines about Odessa' in- by unfounded was no noise and no talk- flicted heavy losses on the invad- Britain would have more tragic cusations British The government the than the consequences betrayal and broke their maneuver ing From the time the first Ger- ers out already has of press pointed e d R said mans came from the train until front-lin- e dispatches "The United States and England taken similar action against °Mthe first ship was filled the dock- counterthrusts were reported genrepresentatives in shouldn't let any part of China be! etal Japanese under side was as silent as a cave eral about Odessa where an ImBritish conail territories an Bishop trol including Egypt Syria and provement in the defensive posi- come tion similar to that of Leningrad Hall told Interviewers "I hope India Previous Japanese proAmerica stands firm I am really tests failed was claimed to elicit any reply Is beatenThe Russians said two Ruma- confident that Japan nian brigades suffered 'particu- beaten by China "That is why any far eastern larly heavy losses and the red Munich 4 would in many ways be more claimed forces of the capture ALBUQUERQUE N M Oct 3 than 60 field guns "many scores" worse than the betrayal of rains revisited New of machine guns and vast suplicg—Cold Mexico Friday falling heavily in ' The church authority Is In' San of smaller arms the Mogo lion headwaters of the plies In the far north above Lenin- Francisco on his way to Cam Gila river which last week caused grad Russian coastal MEXICO CITY Oct 3 (A'— bridge Mass where he will lee 'widespread flood damage in the were officially described positions as still ture for two months at the Epis- Sixty million dollars will be loaned lower river valley of New Mexico firmly in hand He to ' Mexico by the United States copal Theological seminary and Arizona Finnish attempts to storm sev- expects then to return to Hong as soon es final negotiations ex-in District weather bureau officials eral small islands near 7 the Kong Washington are completed ' Aa to war itself In the far east pected minimized dangers of recurring soviet naval base at theMango within the next few days northern floods in the Gila valley' however to the Gulf of 'Finland Bishop Hall believes the Chinese the foreign office announced Friapproach The rainfall spread from the were it was stated Re- armies will never themselves suc- day mountain heights of southwestern peatedrepulsed Mexico expects to get further efforts to enter ceed in driving the'Japanese from German New Mexico beyond the Conti- Riga He believes loans and war materials for deand fortified take the occupied 'territory bay oental divide drenching already Islands of Gest! and Dagos were however that the invaders will fense purposes it was added poaked farmlands and ranches on reported similarly rebuffed The precise amount of money eventually be forced to withdraw the upper Gila with nearly an inch will get was not revealed because of Mexico civilian Chinese resist0 r water Worships Sunk but it was stated that $9000000 ance will be used as a "token payment" Mors than SO German transto British and American oil comnewssaid the official soviet ports r Switches Marines to panies whose properties were paper had been driven off damIT taken over by the Mexican governor these in per3 Y aged COHOES N destroyed Oct sistent nazi attempts which have Ending three years army service ment been in intermittent progress for Omar J Lemay rtenlisted Friday weeks In the latest action report- —in the marine corps "I like vs ed a German cruiser and two de- riety" he explained to recruiting officers stroyers wers reported sunk Tom-The- I I RENIRN1R 1 ' ligt- 1 1 - '"rt - 4 1 19t1 ‘t Dr Sadigh who was educated at Columbia university has abolished the compulsory bay scouting and military training la the Iranian high schools and college& Previously all boys were required to join the scouts whic1 reputedly was an organization for preliminary military training troops inside the besieged city it was Little information but it is con- sidered that the uprising has been put down temporarily at least The tribesmen are reported to have been dispersed into the hills The new minister of education rtix)h:re noets cisonthstiattutethae aairlizt offorcoceesupdao BERLIN Oct 3 UM—The Ger- a SAIGON Prench n ' mans appeared Friday night to be 4 Oct are here for the but tion instead UM—Japanese Saturday LOKI directing the mightiest of pressure :re es of a "full dress defense of Iran capable indusKharkov and the vt against This theory is sponeored by the MIPSCOW Donets buin col- canvaign" and supported by aerial British trially head-oimportant 4- A corporation's n lidin with counterattacks units began grand maneuvers in Iranian Broadcasting vaerssvo vyAZ A language broadcasts which In 4)‘- which Russians used the both RYAZAN - t dr" ILNYA tanks and armored trains Fuehrer Adolf Hitler himself - i alliance in which the Iranian army 1e4SK wets told the nation that operations on Censorship forbade mention of would undertake to fight if the a been had scale thelocation 6f 47 maneuvers the and proceeding giant Germans even reach the country's e I 48 for hours: Considerably more details of the size and equipment frontiers The Iranians point to comet I than the high command bad dis- of the forces' but it was the the has not that facts army: learned closed in its morning communique been demobilized and that the war that reliably are pressure east diplomatic the "In : phrase: operations is sending out squads KURSK on neighboring Thailand continued department being continued successfully" NE Z to round up soldiers who deserted VORO The official news agency said csowahisttt Many observers believed the zero when resistance against the allies t the Russian counterattacks in the hour ended However there la no con1 southern theater of war were hand! for soUthern Asia was at firmation of this report! j! driven off and military quarters '''' A 11110 It is 'considered likely In dipKHARKOVtanks and munition Troops disclosed force German had the air i lomatic circles that the Japanese trucks were on the move stepped up its bombardments over "tourThe legation in Teheran will pe forced number of Japanese ''4AlesettaD rear communications in this area ists'' 'in soon The legation Thai Bangkok capital to close down in an effort to disrupt the red now totals was dented the right to sources Thursday ' iL send diplomatic code messages army" movement of supplies and said 600rters munitions from Iran and also may no longer ' here ' Japanese frankly Far behind the front one source stated send its mail in diplomatic pouches with agreement said one train fully loaded with Thailand ‘:::1 Theae privileges were cancelled was one of the most soviet tanks was destroyed by GerNIKOLAci at the Iranian the by in important objectives Japan's insistence of thegovernment man bombs while many railway southern march 1 RusBritish and C GIPps 0 DE S i linea were being systematically resians who the that Japg : i:::: suspected is can "The be that it : hope duced to twisted steel As a reanese ttret's supplying the other achieved !!i said peaceably" they sult it was claimed other lines "J axis powers with information and ARMAVIR : 111(tr were overloaded and blocked Suc!AAA!: et LINA carrying on axis activities here Int iv :gig 41t cessful bombing' of an important —SINGAPORE Oct 3 to reports in diplomatic k 1 "9°n SISK 0 armament plant southeast of British Malayan radio broadcast a According circles the Japanese code mes—L--Y r":YEsveraistopp1----00Kharkov also was claimed report Friday night that the Jap- sages and the pouches! of mail stvA1 IJAP4I — — In the north the Germans anese had "madet a stew grab in showed a heavy increase after the claimed they had captured the seizing all ware- - expulsion of the German Italian Marked places on map Indicate points of major the former czars at h ouees'buildings and stores in the and other axis legationsi warfare Petrozavodsk (1) reported taken by Finns while ! palace ofSelo 18 miles southeast dock area of Saigon the French Krasnoje Any telegraphic communications Leningrad fighting (2) is declared to have cost the nazis of Leningrad They said this" Ver- colony's big southern port sent or received by the 'Japanese The British station said French must bow be in plain language heavily Point marked (8) is where Germany Is launching sailles of the east" was mainly in1 October I vOLOODA ' ' i i I - : I 200 re t Rçieh Throws Jzip'aii Stages British Se'ek Iranian Pledge of Resistance Full Pressure Map' euvers ri1 0 Germans Neutral Diplomats Assert On Don Basin In Indo-Chin- a TEHERAN Iran (Persia) Shiraz and have eontacted Issa - igir"111-1—T- 61 FINLAND4 Occur'i- i d 5alt gake riribunt British Halt Where Major &niggles yzAvoosk Exchange of Prisoners ' j 1 !! 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