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' rt t Vtor lou on ' (i' t ior fur -- --- ttt trIngs t sPi li ' ' - When NOVI to icw Have Their GOOD Points 1 J "'2: "A::4 ' 1' v' opporkunlky is your ' Sale PreXmas i II EMERGENCIES 1 1 4 A2 d 1 j le 1 J ' 144'44 v1 - - I ' ' WIVES ' 11 '444' it ' i x - - 4 - -- i 'IN - - 4' é - ' 0 — - '' ‘ -- ' i - 140 2'' ''417 -- —0------ -- - re" ° ('''' ' - - t g N:' -- " 4'''' c L itl 414' Art oerte t'11111weow---: s - - tu '' r t - ( '' - ex-ar- -- I - d° ' big-busine- ss 1894-129- The legion would be under the leadership of Don Inds-lePrieto former Spanish politician and financed out of Spanish republican funds It would include sailors diers and fliers who fought against Generalissimo Irrancisdb Franco of Spain during the recent civil war there A complete list of availmen with their ranks able and ratings as at the time they left Spain is to be supplied to the defense ministry of 'Mexico It is understood that the proposition is being seriously considered President Manuel Avila Camacho having turned it over to the minister of defense General Pablo Macias for study barked on a career of conquest pact with flouting the ''' '? ff el ' her 1931 invasion of 'Manchuria ' c which was part of China ' ' ' ye- ' "This barbaric aggression of Ja0 :' ''' in Manchuria" said the presipan "Ig ' ''' f 3 ":' dent's message "set the example k ' ' ° ' J 'fr Y 1 and the pattern for the course v o' v viA i lot soon to be pufaued by Italy and Sirs "gtoo 7 r Germany in Africa and in Europe " ' ' 04 In 1933 Ilitier assumed power in ehAf 4 ' 01'4 '410 Iti! It was evident that ' ' Germany le 4 ( 311 ofrofrgs once rearmed Germany would emfi jewo " :'-- ' "ft 1k It bark upon a policy of conquest in 4 s I Soo "i 4 1 Italy—then still under Europe I ::Y" i Stf:) 'r Oeil 14i af the domination of Mussolini—also i 414 had resolved upon a policy of con4e- t4111 e LT s4 and the Medite1 quest in Africa '11" ' rranean" 1 '''1 1 4 ' M Stage by step) the collaboration :4' Ii I Ist li:' between thus three aggressor na i C : 'lrviii rN 11 (- 1 1PI) tions grew closer Japan in 1937 km kel I tO ' — Ur r't7'k opened new large-scal- e ' 01A military t ' ) China Two A ' operations against $ I a ' tili N t 004 : I years later Hitler started the war 1i C1411 ' ) le 11 ' -' 4 in Europe with his Invasion of r! o tei 7 4t Poland and in 't' i f ‘ o September 1940 1 f ds coast ed in 1953 t ' 401P Dec 15 President Roosevelt sent to gress Monday the documented story of the peace talks that Japan's sudden Sunday morning attack on Pearl Harbor to start the war His message characterized it as a record for all history to read in amazement in sorrow In horror and in disgust" He revealed that it wu not until three days after the treacherous attacks on United States ships and men and territory that be received an answer to his eleventh-hour message to Emperor Hirohito December '41 asking his cooperation in further efforts to preserve peace This answer was to the effect that the emperor's "cherished desire" was establishment of peace In the Pacific and that "his majesty trusts that the president is fully aware of this fact" The president summarized the rehistory of Japanese-America- n lations from the time Commodore Perry "knocked on Japan's doors" - s0 wAsmwaTom ds ds Interpretative--(Opinio- nr Copyright 1941 for the Tribune mrzaco CITY Dec - 12 (MPS) — Spanish republican refugees in Mexico numbering more than 200- 000 have offered to form a Spanish foreign legion to nerve Mexico on the west con- 73911- -" C 1 Nippone4 MoveS cliques was for real power until the financial ening the purse Altrings of thesof the the fact that most wing of the ruling class induced by justified government by higher opposing W Ganzert l3y Frederic were elections secured by bribery the military wing to embark on Associate Professor of History taxation 5 were the war with China in which Ile political parties and Political Science UniverAlthough the young army offi- extinguished in 1940 were twat- In order to distract attention from cen oppoeed the more moderate tuted originally in 1899 in order domestic affairs Since then exsity of Utah Crimes against civilization like and liberal business interests for to $atisfy the "have nots" while cept for a brief period after 1921 real perwer wu to be pre-- the parties have been too poor the 'surprise attack on Pearl har- the reasons just cited they met on the served in the hands of the milt- and too powerless to be effective bgr and the slaughter of Chinese conkmon ground the civilians who teriewinantiel ougerehy The pol as a check- upon the reactionary civilians are a denial of the highest formed various patriotic societies iticians put up a vigorous fight interests of the country moral conceptions of even the like the Slack Dragon" and various societies Japanese which used patriotism as a cloak They mark a perversion of Jap- for various lawless acts: Intense anese ideals resorted to by the nationalism was the common creed 1 Prolemilitarists and allied business and of both these groups ' 1 YOU were quickly sup1:111E1 bureaucratic interests which dur- tarian parties behest of reactionat the pressed C-ing recent years hive driven lib ary civilian groups and since July into hiding in Japan trait 1940 all of the regular political LiL The Japanest people like the parties have been dissolved chief1 I German people have been be ly as result of military pressure It1107 US LET JUST All political parties are replaced g-trayed by their leaders who by and 'propaganda by the Imperial Rule Assistance C regimentation IPAUCti YOU tI17- have plunged them inth a strugg14 association sit up last December -which may mean national bank- for the reorganization of the naI ruptcy both material and spirit- tion's political and economic life 1 ual along totalitarian lines This S IrlaklEPTLIIIFoiDED During the last few years any marked the ebb of parliamentary We Will Make it a Point tO political leader who dared to sug- government in Japan It had never I a more a moderate to toward amounted much than gest I You Have the policy Money Quickly China naked the assassin's bullet false front at best Loans $IO to $300 The power behind the sham parYoung army officers sprung from the peasant class at first liamentary government has been a f t- - irt T1 one wing attacked the business groups be1 r'oligarchy A tl rzlt r"r) t cause of a two-fol- d 4 grudge They militarist the other industrial and t 113 NA t ' ki 1 LI it -- -: blamed them for the distress of financial As was explained above 1 Qr) L agriculture the result of the world their interests are not always the ilmit 0'11 ' 7 '' s " depression They also blamed them same arid yet they have combined dqtt for withholding funds for waging to kill democracy and liberalism in oF utAH 1401 war against China-Thhated the Japan and to start the nation on liberal 21 EAST SECOND SOUTH political leaders who a road that may very well lead wanted cooperation with China to ruin Ground Floor Beason BuIldings Salt Lake Cify because they considered them the The conviction of the military mere tools of the balky bankers that members of the imperial diet Telephone and businessmen who were tight ' or parliament were mere pawns Aid Offer ' for The Tribune the island of Singapore they are LONDON Dec 15 (crps)- -- convinced they will be able to hold that against everything )113ted feelings greeted newsMontfiay In London from battlefields the Japanese have to put up 'scattered around the globe- against them until reinforcements On the western front& extend-tri- g particularly additional airplanes from the Arctic ocean to north are brought up for counterattack Africa an news was welcomed Study United Action "4th enthusiasm and relief The Amidst these tremendous operaRussians still are said to be mak- tions Britain's war leaders are ing good progress Along the en- busy studying plans for unified tire front and Iare even surround- military action by Britain the ing the Germans at Taganrog United States Russia and China From Libya comes the report that as well aa surveying tentative the aids forcei are on the run schemes for economic and finanand that a flanking movement has cial collaboration and the coordialready begun toward Derna while nation of propaganda on the allied another thrust further south is fronts British scientists meeting next cutting the axis line to Tripoli are already buzy establishmonth 0 Ilia News From East brain trust ing an Anglo-Russia-n But beyond the announcement for pooling all ideas - which will that American rilipino troops have help the common war effort Denthrown the Japanese out of Luzon nis Riley of the foreign relations and that the Americans have sunk office of the Association of Scienmore Japanese transports news tific Workers said Monday that from the far eist is discouraging already official delegates of the Landings at Hong Kong—Japa- - United States have been crossing nese attacks on all sides of this the ocean at regular intervals Island the new Japanese offensive linking up the latest advances In in Malaya and their advance into war science in both countries Both BUren all prepare the British to Canada and the United States he expect further -bad news from pointed out have scientific officials in London Now the scienthese fronts But even then It is explained if title alliance should include Russia British were forced to retire to It is suggested ' the 'Aggression Proves Military Perversion of Jap Ideals Mexico Gets 4 t - I I - t |
