| Show 2 Battle ' Plane Speeds To Offset Littinov to New Axis Gain Wake Island Nippon Press Digest of Major Ne ws Pictures At Home and Abroad - Foes Massing WASIILNGTON—President explain military moves at Indo-China---St- Tokyo Rushes - Decemter 3 1941 Mit Zialt gakt Wednesday Morning umns 7 and 8 ' Setback in Libya Roosevelt asks Japan to page 1 col- - rPreparalions To Meet Crisis Zts Australia Warship Lost at Sea With 64:5 Aboard (Via Pan Amer- ican Airways Radio) Dec 3 (UP) — Maxim Litstinov Wednesday flew by clipper plane toward Wake island en route to Washington when he will become Russian ambassador to the United States The clipper– took off at 5:54 a in (11:54 a m Tuesday P S T) on the approximate flight to Wake Called Damaging But Not Disastrous SINGAPORE—Bri tain's battleship Prince of Wales reach& Singapore in far east crisis—Story page 1 column 7 Cruiser Blasts Nazi Raider Goes to Bottom - GUAM 0 POW CANBERRA Australia Dec 21 Egypt Dec 2 tRI — — The 6830-to- n 11P) Australian Me British imperial army of cruiser Sydney with 645 men northern Libya its strongest line aboard has been lost somewhere breached by a Junction of German off Australia after blasting to ()F5--A armored forces and its southern TOKYO Dec 2 great death the heavily armed 9400-to- n anchor of that line at Rezegh fallGerman raider Steiermark the Massing of forces hostile to Japan en fought furiously Tuesday night In southeastern Asia was picturtd government announced Tuesday ' with reinforcements being landed The communique implied that in the Japanese press Tuesday by the royal navy to smash the the Sydney suffered fatal wounds thus while the government studied the concentration axii strong in the battle with the Steiermark formed progress of its negotiations with because it said information of the The imperial encirclement of the clash had been obtained from surthe United States and rushed forces of the nazi commander vivors of the raider The German preparations to meet whatever General Erwin Rommel had been come if they collapse In ship carried 400 men but how broken by the reckless and remany were saved was not disBig black ideographs headlined Fifpeated tank charges of bis closed dispatches which told the Japeteenth tank division which at last 'Nese people that Britain w a s (Marine circles In New York exand at great cost had smashed the belief that a German pockThailand to that invade shout pressed ' From rage One) through at the lower end of the (Continued et known to have acUnited States was ready to debattleship Tobruk-Rezeg- h corridor to a renSteiermark on some the qate a state of emergency in the companied di- - ly Rommel iad burst out of endezvous with the Twenty-firof its raids may have killed off the Philippines that the Dutch in the vision lying weary and wounded circlement with a vengeance NevEast Indies and the Chinese were Sydney They doubted that the to the east ertheless the British insisted that faster and heavier-gunne- d an to Sydney increasing contributing British This setback appeared It was essentially a local victory was eliminated by the Steiermark A BCD "encirclement" of Japan (Continued From Page Ono) (Continued From rage One) damaging but far from disas(Thu s dispatch apparently was line and recalled that one of the GerStates and Japan are es- trous for a British military and that the Tobruk-Rezeg- h man's victims the British freightfled before the Japanese learned strategically immediately north of United spokesman declared Tobruk's link although narrowly penetrated still er Eurylochus was sunk- in coel the greatest recent addition to Singapore Johore's regular forces sentially these: an with Rezegh had not been wholly held generally Japan seeks to establish operation with a pocket battlethe ABCD forces the Arrival at long have been on a wartime be east Asia "coproaperity sphere" broken Moreover British cornOf Britof the ship) vanguard Singapore sic and their training bas been that would give her overlordahip inand of the Mediterranean was The Australian government also Dec 3 LONDON ain's new eastern fleet led by the Wednesday domieconomic maarea In and British that accompanied by superiority ull—'rhe German rout announced the loss of the 1060-to- n 25000-to- n battleahip Prince of kept up to date by modern Ros from wants She &- in the air nance of China neuvers with Australian troops sloop rarramatta and 141 of Its octet to the rich storehouse of raw (The British sea supremacy Was toy Is continuing unabated after crew of161 The Parramatta apwas civil put materials in the Dutch East In- Illustrated airport Singapore's Sift Reports from U S anew by an five days with the red sa4ny parently was on escort duty in the under military control local and dies and threatens to fight unless communique which saidadmiralty British steadily at the time A long cabinet- session was de- pursuing the retreating Mediterranean themShe charges mili- warships led by the cruiser AuMinister John Curtin said Prime passive defense corps were called she gets Irctted to late reports from Amon southern nazis at front the these two by rora had blown up the Italian detary and political encirclement blows to Ausl'comura and Special En- - up for duty at Penang Malaya bassador heavy ation bureau reported tralia's navy would only "stiffen ' 'coy Saburo Kurusu on their Mon- second port and in Selangor in the A B C D powers--Amer- ica stroyer Alvise da Most° and sunk soviet in Britain China and the Dutch She a tanker and a supply ship in an early Wednesday in a communique the determination of the nation day cnnference with Secretary the heart of the tin and rubber wants the United States to cease attack on a Libya-boun- d convoy over the Moscow radio and the navy" in the war against Thereafter Premier General W G Agnew the gun- broadcast to China aid country Captain one with soviet radio advices said Germany Other Ifidtki Tojo conferred nery expert who last month di- the Germans falling back toward Lieutenant General A la Perci- Charge Pact Violation et the empire's highest naval the rected two of axis smashing Minister Ad- val general officer commanding uthorities The United States holds that convoys off Taranto again wu Mariupol from Rostov were In a miral Koshiro Oikawa now mem- In Malaya returned to Singapore flight so headlong that in Most WITHERS Japan's attack on China is a vio- the hero of the occasion aboard areas ber of the supreme war council Russians were the pursuing an of short lation the the Aurora The after pact British ships unable to keep contact with them inspection cutting chief From Seigo Nakano of the defenses of Sarawak endangers the "open door" epolicy emerged unscathed the admiralty Here and there in a spokesman of the extreme naBurin China and that the from Rangoon said) area of nazi retreat however tionalists came a call for vigorous maDispatches occito is of trucks drive said Re convoys the British lost Japanese plan long Although of transport and tow Prices action even the use of force "to the difficulties streets out of dental the that Orient zegh itself and the near-b-y settle- red interests city's through end hostile influences in e a a t- passed were said to action for harrying 1 supplies and She claims Japan is embarked on ment of Bir el Hamed in the proc have entrapped major units of Asia" Nakano bead of the na on Monday tocarrying exDental a who and of h ess the was already program troops efect- Field Marshal Ewald von KleisCs aggression j tionalist party Tohokai address- equipment are in position on Borma's north- pansion inimical to the peace f ed only on a narrow sector the forces Plates anthem with confronting ing a public rally called especially inthe Pacific in general and to German Fifteenth Joining hands nihilation frontier& The convoys Hoye for a firm stand against the Unit- eastern t cluded mobile fighting vehicles of American interests in particular- - with the Twenty-firabout ed States Broken to those similar newest the This government is aiding China ran six miles northeast of Re- Guerrillas —Ilusy types -' on the Down now in action in the western Envoy speeds to Tokyo premise that collave f segh All through the Donets basin a would nation mark that major Monopoly area it was added red guerrillas Authoritative sources said the (From Shanghai it wax reported stepping stone in Japanese dominaand were slashing at the attenuated' adgovernment's chief ceincern was unofficially British tion east of the the far that and often broken German lines divided between the Washington Hi9h British all to ordered Mr Roosevelt's Tokyo's reply In Kuibyshev the alternate Rustalks and the Thailand situation miralty had coast to request and to the terms laid down Prices! An indication of the growing crisis shipping off the China and sian capital the official soviet Utah—Cloudy Wednesday to Hull a week well be Hong by Kong) proceed ago might Only Rich People Used to in southeastern Asia was a Domei Light intermittant rain spokesman S A Lozevsky prothe key to war or peace in the Pa- Thursday warmer and north of slightly claimed: portion Hanoi Buy the Acrylic Denture from capital dispatch cific—and both nations ars pre- Wednesday rain and colder northHOW I Set the - Indo-ChiThe route of Von Kletara army reporting that Shigeru for west portion Thursday with snow at Rbstov any eventuality paring an end to ACRYLIC PLATE GENUINE tales puts Xuriyarna chief secretary of the Nomura insisted after the Welles In the mountains about the Gert' 'Japaneee znission in the French of the I conference that the Japanese atti Only Idsho—Orcasional rain Wednes- man army invincibility wu 'speeding to Tokyo by and bars the way for one tude is of war if and Snow pos avoiding day probably Thursday to make a special report advance of the invaders foible at high elevations Cooler Thurs- a further is not the first and will "This Irolony Russian situation again — Lim Leal would "War not settle any- day south portion — not be the last by far of the devominous as Domei report!: he said to is snow natural with thing" 'It Nevada—Wednesday blows dealt to the Geretl from Hsinking that two soviet t say that it la a question of war or at high elevations Thursday part- astating 1 man sediers had been killod by Jape‘army" C"-"---"-"I'r-Nl:''peace but war would not help and ly cloudy and cooler with occarese guards Monday when flue- As to the Moscow front official 1 Tribune no Copyright–Chicago is reason we there snow over sional should mountains why soviet accounts indicated a mixed Ilan patrol of five men tried to HELSINGFORS Finland Dec not settle these issues by diploWyoming — Cloudy Wednesday eituation with an apparent imeross the eastern Manchukuo-Siberi- a and Thursday intermittent rain in the red position beborder about 40 miles north- 2—Charged with high treason stx macy" or snow southwest and extreme provement fnnts Tuesday appeared before Doesn't Give low west of Vladivostok It was the the but with further capital west portions Wednesday and second such incident in recent the federal court in Turku All Kiirusu who said on his arrival north portion Thursday cooler progress for the invaders in some sectors above it weeks the other having occurred of the accused are former mem- a porfortnight ago that he thought Thursday and north-centrmonth near Manchult in the jest he a had suction to chance" Gemain VULCANITE Plats Wednesday ' "fighting Finnish bers of the parliament ceed in t northwest conversations with this per seats The and other of lost their Soldier's Death Forces following summary having country reiterated that belief or Lower of was the conditions because weather posts government reported 1 STORE HOURS "I don't give up that easily" he by the United States weather buon Camp against them said OM to 6 o'clock till Dec 12th -charge USE YOUR CREDIT reau for December 2 1941: Heavy Quarantine a took also leading part They Mr discusad Roosevelt far rains occurred over northern CaliDec 13- -9 p m Dec 15-1No Advance in Price SAN DIEGO Cal Dee 2 UPI-- in the organization of "The So- eastern crisis for an hourthewith and along the Oregon coast Camp Callan's battery B come17- -6 p m Dec No Carrying Charge ciety to Promote Friendly Rela- Welles Secretary of War Henry fornia in connection with a disturbance prising 250 soldiers Union" L Stirnson and was under Soviet With the c g tions m Dec m p p Secretary of the which covers the northwest por- working quarantine Tuesday pendihich employed communist agita- navy Frank Knox All Dental Plates are made only upon Dec 24—hours will besgiven tors and and orders was plentifully supplied conferred with Hull Monday he tion ot the country Redding Cal ing laboratory tests to determine teem receipt of impressions andAdmiral capable Utah Licensed Dentists received 361 inches of precipita- th cause of death of Private All work T Union me4sth funds from other sources con- Harold FL Starkchief---olater constructed by naval tion in the 24 hours ending at Howard E Still Pettz Colo our Labor card chanicsAsk to nected with the soviet diplomatic operations are These men the 5:30 nt Tuesday and Eugene Still died in the camp hospital Workmanship and materials fully representation in Helsingfora This who have been formulating policy Ore preceived ter7:77:77 on Tues249 inches guaranteed to made attempts repeated society Sunday He was stricken Saturand devising strategy to meet any The moist air day reinbearhig The quarantine restricts the FOUNTAIN PEN DAYS AT organize demonstrations against contingency that may occur if the had arread eastward over north- day men to the vicinity of the barthe Finnish government and for talks with Monern Nevada Idaho western Japan collapse racks of the soviet form introduction the 0 A IncludBritish flotilla tana and northern Utah resulting 0o was taken to Peetz Still's 35000-to- n government in Finland after ing ' large th battleship in light amounts of precipitation Monday body DENTAL the winter war Prince of Wales appeared off Mild temperatures prevailed over LABORATORY SERVICE Singapore coincident with London the west but they were slightly 17412 SOUTH MAIN ST reports that American warships in lower than on Monday over south- 45ait ke 2Ed South end Moho Stu the south Pacific are "numerous1 ern Idaho Cormier ferued aver7 monitor Enterad at trie FTukt o7v oryitte oen' poet ottlea at Salt Lake City tie eoeond strong and ready" The British Comparative data for Salt Lake elasematter v ezint ttzs ant March of 1179 under ' cif admiralty advised the navy de- City Tuesday: ' DIAL alubecription rates: Utah Idaho N At partment meanwhile that the eastListen to MAY WITHERS program Degrees 'Ada '' Wvomiait daliv and hundav month v 1 ern approaches to Singapore had Highest temperature 55 $103: vear in advance $12: aunter ) KLTA 6:5S p m Thursdays 215 In U daily and itundav month Si ' been mined Highest in this month since 68 1874 Congressmen Speak Out 35 Lowest 1 'There were also these develop- Lowest this month since i :0! ' t p ments bearing on the far eastem 1874 —10 1 k crisis: 42 Mean I i doA10— 44 '" 12: 35 Chairman Andrew J May (D) Normal r t t ' AtJ ': es Inch 1 :2:11 Kentucky of the house military ' IL) dr! affairs committee suggested to re- Total precipitation for the i ) : tvawmatotstimal 21 hours ending at 5:30 porters that President Roosevelt e r rn 00 tell the Japanese people to rey "-'" -- ''''"--------4" -' I ' - nounce their ambitions for an em- Total for this month to date 00 A 1 ' in south Asia or the United Accumulated deficiency for pire -''' S‘--11 this month to date States "will blast them off the land ' '' t4 ''' ' 1) k Total since October 1 to and blow Ahem off the water" data 500 1 Accumulated excess since Yes we can spire more for your car hi December 2 10 Raid Costs Two Pi anes October 1 ' because we can gel more for it Used cars are moving m a sets sun Sun rises 7:36 LOND O N Wednesday Dec 3 5 p in Wednesday December 3 and convenient pay'fast! So come get a swell deal ' dit OMO Timed 0 Weather fliomevatieedi down ment terms e 13 Only up to IS months to 11:se p himiataie Time shot do 'rues y niidgehrts after a You need no cash if your present car covers the pay cog raid- on southwest England VZ TV? One down payment Remember too that Hudson prices 1 El) U r3 coastal town was reported bombed Mattes 1942 ' lowest start P CALRO TOKYO—Japanese government studies report of negotiations with United States—Story page 2 column 1 German armies in Russia reported to be in full flight on road back from Rostov—Story page 1 column 5 LONDON—Prime Minister Cburchill calls for 3000000 more military conscripts—Story page 1 column 4 sts accused of attempting to assassinate Mussolini go on trial at Trieste—Story page 1 column 3 1 414 eta rallcr aatei 10-ho- ur Nazis Retreat In Disorder From Rostov ROME--Terrori- Mighty British Roosevelt Calls Warship Sails On Japan to Into Singapore Explain Moves r1 4 f st 14 - - - 6 ex-Na- nine-pow- MAY Says: er 100-milelo- ng long-rang- -ta break-throug- - ' s st des-ert- The Weather High Treason Charge Faces Finn Leaders na - snor) 95 - - i 1- - ly 'tip-Zani- al $650 - - 6- t? — 22-23-- -9 f SANt - 7e7i A :-- Tritbutte 0yyg- 1 4 A 7-07 ':-e'- 0- 11 : i '1 ' kt i- 1 - I- - - i- 40-- 1 - ' - -- ' 2 - -i 47 Ir cJ: I - tL1 of the formal clothes )0u lice then dm-these nights we mean—are about as out of date asthe night thhirt How about yours? 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