Show Brnwgi IV ldnt Moi niug - ?FIc Salt iutkc TrUiuur Jnh 10 10 12 Sailors Bravo US Funds Aid "US and GmtrrJVnzi Dil'i'icullie Increase Balkan Army Index to Top War News Sharks lo Reach Pact Penetrates Refit gees lo From World Seelors Fi cc Lifeboats K ee U Fi I On Lcase-Lenp p gh Soil of Italy Expanded Lililing Area Draws ll George II Nroslio Simitoi's lloospw Hi KrMrvvs d MOSCOWGerman tmnira In smith Iluaaia drive to milcB of liulimt tlal Mtnllngrml mi Volga river wjthln hut reds hold ground hefore Voronezh and upper reaches of the Don — Story page 1 columns 7 and 8 Raider Strike At TrieMc Dritish ground and air patrols continue hammering axis line in Egypt Marshal Rommel’s forces remain stalled west of El Alamein — Story page 1 column 7 CAIRO Adriatic Port LONDON Tell of Heroism In Coral Sea Fight — United Ml I' July (tie Irinl-lrae- 'Heavily oil Troop Reds Hold Transport Advantage Issue Joint Mar Aims Pledge e agreements signed in the past two weeks have eased the financial burdens of refugee governments only three of which are entirely WASHINGTON July 9 (T— SAN FRANCISCO July 9 lP) President Roosevelt and King sailors led by a heThe agreements will help roic officer George II of Greece asserted in jumped Into the Poles (Vochs Bethe equip WASHINGTON— United States a Joint communique Thursday that Rv United Press strengthens military (’oral sea to make lgians Jugoslavs Dutch ami thev were in tomplrte agreement ties with Eire Firnth Stmy page 1 ruluinn 4 In Balkan patriots vv aging ft rescue whaleboats for loom Gieclt lours fighting on the e on war objectives and that a wounded and burned of aide of members the allies war against the avia have — their between CHUNGKING Chinese ambush and rout Jap force of agreement their crew two survivors of the The Norwegians have been Invavled Italy in raids countries would be signed Friday U S naval tanker Neosho rein fighting in Kiangsi province — Story page 1 colan 30000 offered but agreement as far west as Trieste The king paid a farewell call vealed here Thursday London headquarters said umn 5 on the president Thursday The story of their heroism was where thev exchanged fire with not Thursday night" it had The Grecian monarch and his told bv E A Flaherty 22 elecbeen signed Italian trrvops and attacked police LONDON — R A F bombs Wilhelmshavcn Germany — minister Amanuel Tsou-dero- s mate prime trician's third class from The Free French receive 1 6 posts and communications Eurocolumn have been in this counwho Story page St limits Mo and hv D J NelAmerican aid indirectly some for time discussing mutry pean reports said Thursday night son 22 signalman third r I a s s and thtnugh the British A mr rlcan-Grr- e e tual problems from Laurel Mont United Tress advicra from the United Slates lend-- e a a e as soon to London sre returning When the Neosho started to continent said General Draja program as possible sink four after attaeks Of the eight exiled governby Japacampaign against the nese bombers in the May 5 Coral Text of Statement ments in London only tha Invaders of Jugoslavia was In full sea engagement Flaherty aaid all Dutch and BelNorwegians swing with antinazi German of The joint statement follows: hands were ordered off the tanker ficers Joinirg him in considerable gians are entirely “At the meetings between the The others receive rum hers Gives Order Iiradn May and the king during his president aid from the British particvisit to the United Second Front Opens majesty's But when the Neosho’s two in ularly equipping a full discussion of the States whaleboats filled with survivors military forces Jugoslav diplomats In heutral mutual problems and interests of (JG) Henry K Bradterritorv aaid the second European LONDON July 9 The Brit- Lieutenant (Continued from Tag© One) these tw'o united nations has taken ford naval reserve aaw there front already waa wide open in The Greek prime minister ish announced the capplace be room wouldn’t Thursday in the g boats for counts said the walled city of Serbia They said the scope of Mr Tsouderos has participated ture all men waof island of the the in French Maythe ‘ swimming was recaptured after sushostilities was reflected in the disin these discussions ter on and Flalife rafts otte the at situated floating closure that & patriots’ detach- tained attacks lasting several days strategically “We are in complete agreement said ment under a “converted" Ger- with the of Mozambique channel in herty on top the simple objective of proseto "Lieutenant Bradford ordered Japanese retreating man Major Otto Scholtz had cap-- t the wdr to a successful conwhich Japanese submarines cuting all out men of the to boats the Linchwan toward the northwest ird Ojahn a town of 2000 near 40 miles above clusion at the earliest possible nine make room for those of us who have at least attacked Nancheng Zagreb moment with all the resources at allied and neutral ships were wounded” Flaherty said Axis reprisals were keeping pace The invnclors Buffered more than the command of the two nations war official office led The the way himself plungreport "He with the rising tide of resistance 900 casualtiea In that fighting said the “We are firm in our determinaIsland Into water the and ing grabbing m the overrun countries however the Chinese said to win the peace no less than tion a of a less with on than from towline the (Continued boat” population Page One) There were reports of "collective war At the same time they declared 18000 waa the and we reassert our conBritish 14 15 "All told about or by jumped ically punishment" at a number of Euro- Ihwang 32 miles west of Nan- forces July 2occupied up isolated enemy viction that a just and lasting mopped resistance without from overboard whaleboat I the pean towns and communities at cheng and 45 miles southeast of or casualties peace based on an honest appli was in” Flaherty related “The groups which had crossed the least one of which was razed of Sinkan was recaptured wnth the cation of the declaration of the Russia’s third river The island which two men and lieutenant enlisted prinproduces the mass execution of Polish re- Japanese leaving some 500 dead cipally rum and perfume united nations of January lf 1942 largest 200 were is the only opes ultimately serve officers aid of the death in the city (The German high command sa'd is the basis on which the peace miles west and of saved were know of I that Madagascar They The Chinese high command an- about 300 miles east of the Russian defenses had been shall be won penalty decreed for burning Portuguese picked up 10 days later from life ‘breached nounced that the city of Poyang East over a breadth of 330 ripened crops in Francf Africa rafts" The invasion of Italy by guerilla across Poyang lake from miles and that the Russians were Economic Collaboration 75 miles southeast of the About was recaptured July 3 after old “In consequence the prime minin disorderly retreat The German bards was reported in ’Washington haunt of Anjouan May- Sunk by U S Ship battle in which it otte pirate of Greece and the secretary ister were In armies movedeclared by the office of war information a night-lon- g “full is the best situated of the The Neosho finally sank the on the basis of broadcast from said the Japanese suffered 500 Comoro ment” A Russian offensive north of state will sign tomorrow on not command for sailors said from Coral but its archipelago casualties enemy territory the Mozanfiique channel on sea battle wounds On May 12 five of Orel to relieve pressure tn the behalf of their governments an In another area of fighting at of south waa declared repelled after agreement on the principles ap the allied supply route to India Attack Axis rests days after the Japanese attsrk the four the foot of the Taiheng mountains plying to mutual aid in the proseis waa sent days of fighting It to the the tanker bottom northern opposite tip by Shanal-Honan front the of In addition armed bands are on the nazis said officially 289 cution of the war by which the (The a a which and shell fire from British the Madagascar torpedo high comrriand declared enemy captured in May tanks had been destroyed and American and Greek governments sinking at Isolated axs garrisons forces reselling U S warship they said D en route to reinforce stalled in Jugoslavia N B raised the figure to 490 for pledge not only their mutual reGreece Albania The was submarines have burned about the Flaherty Czechoslovakia and Bulgaria the units were forced to flee leaving become Japanese six days Other Russian attacks sources to a common victory but in arms back face and chest active when the increasingly Washington office quoted foreign 800 dead channel recently sinking three the last of the attacking Jap on the Volkhov river front south of their collaboration in economic radio reports merchantmen within 24 hours bombers scored a direct hit on the Leningrad were said to have been policy to make possible a lasting peace” They said that on June 2 4 a vilrepulsed V Mar- tanker Nelson assigned to a batfrom Lourenco Dispatches e This master The river Don — the great waterlage m Bosnia was burned its male unagree on waa tle the station East Africa ques last Portuguese bridge ment will be the seventh which nego1325 population of 106 killed and the way winds miles two that Tuesday injured reported ships women and children sent tb contiated The others are with Eng one Norwegian and one Swedish through rich lands from Tula prov- land China Russia Belgium the centration camps The next night ince to the Sea of Azov — was menwere sunk in Mozambique channel tioned for the first time in front- Netherlands and Poland and two others believed to be patriots raided the axis garrison and wiped it out line dispatches which claimed the British were attacked with unbattle the supreme German offenknown results sive of 1942 The nazis aimed at (The London report that three the Russian armies for were 24 hours indiin sunk shattering ships CHICAGO July 9 (UP)— Brig- cated on of the two vessels which a drive south into the Cauadier General Frank J McSherry were attacked at the same time casus man war executive director of the Now’here had the Germans the neutral were sunk had power commission said Thursday gonp down) ships with their assortment of Hungarmore war ian Rumanian and Slovak mer-- ‘ night that 13900000 (Continued from Page One) workers would be taken from cicenariea — been able to cross the vilian life before the end of the He was sending out his available Don in force the Russians said year — 2000000 of them from the ones as bait in attempts to lure While repulsing the German van(Continued from Page One) largest untapped pool of surplus within range of his guards the red army gained precBritish tanks labor the nation’s 29000000 In the few ious time to organize strong points by free expression of the French gun emplacements under conditions giving housewives times chase on the east side of the river The people the British tanks them freedom to express their dean InANKARA Turkey July 9 JP) — the axis tanks vanishedgave McSperry predicted Russians from the also struck at the heavily sires unswayed by any form of creased flow of labor to factories Foreign Minister Sukru Saracoglu field as soon as the opened German flanks on the bulging sa-- 1 coercion” — in other words — by from the nation’s farms kitchens was appointed premier of Turkey up And when the artillery failed tank hent bait the juggernaut to vote in a liberated France popular high schools and the cotton Thursday by President Ismet to lure the British within range stop atforcing a number of points after victory is won patches of the south to meet the Inonu to succeed the late Premier infantry units were sent out for This paragraph was regarded demands of President Roosevelt’s Refik Saydam that purpose as significant in that not here war production program The Turks long had expected some Rommel has Although United States but Great the only Sukru Saracoglu ultimately to be88 and 75 millimeter Britain and the Free French nacome their premier was he more them guns keeping tional committee as well now apIssued every morning Entered it the Ap the Turkish foreign minister or less in fixed positions office at Balt Lake Citv as acond since to be in agreement as to the pot pear the Munich days when Euclasa matter under act of March 8 1879 Australian pilots flying American-status of the- Committee was sides war rope made for choosing Curtiss Kittybombers Subscription rates: Utah Idaho Ne he The state department's anvada Wvamlnir daily and Sunoav month has had probably the most deli- aaid axis antiaircraft fire had U S-- -( Official) In advance $12 nouncement $1 fS elsewhere stressed that the asyear d cate In U & daily and Sunday month SI 2 slackened considerably the past plomatlc job in the world of the representatives Associated signment Tress By few days as if Rommel waa trying GENERAL MAC ARTHUR’S was in line with President Rooseto save ammunition velt’s declaration last November The Australian group has a force HEADQUARTERS — A u a t ralia that the defense of French terriof 100 planes and they already are Friday July 10 Allied fliers tories under Free French control credited with shooting down 160 bombed Japanese barracks at Dili was vital to the defense of the of the enemy They take off and capital of Portuguese Timor United States and scored direct hits on return to their bases almost hour- Thursday a number of buildings allied headare and convinced ly that firmly “the Hun won’t be able to stand quarters announced Friday Edict Hits Jews Timor lies northwest of Austhis much longer” VICHY July 9 (INS) — GerAllied fliers have littered the tralia Off man the authorities In Paris Thursday coast northeast both desert wadis with wrecked axis and allied air activity was issued an order forbidding Jews to tanks they were keeping Rom- enemy in the subtvay rethe ride first-clas- s mel’s coastal supply road under limited to reconnaissance command to in said them travel in the last comits stricting daily ceaseless bombardment and the car of each train latest RAF communique said 15 munique axis planes were shot down Wednesday seven by R A F fighters and one by antiaircraft fire -- full-fledge- shntk-lnfesle- d d lend-leas- hit-ru- n pen-etrati- rg 1 Mik-hsiloviti- ha Chinese Trap British Force 30000 Japs Occupies To Halt Drive French Island self-supporti- their Nan-chen- Red Defenders Stall Nazis At Don Ri cr ly caviar- -producing Nan-chan- s’ T ' General Secs Interpretative — (Opinion) By Kirke I Simpson Wide World War Analyst German reports from the critical Don ftont'in Russia hav levelled from apeciflc cIalmto sweeping Keiirrnlintlons Irruhng color to red contentions that Hitler’s mightiest offensive etfort of the year has been slowed down if not halted within less than two weeks of its onset There are but two such rail It is much too soon however to conclude that the crisis in tjie lines the road line mhieh battle of the Don has been and the Kupvnnsk-Lisk- i Kursk-Voronez- h reached or passed though iihzI difficulties must be Increasing The length of front Around the nazi bulge to the Don from Kursk on the north to Kupyansk in the south is About 300 miles so far as it ran be determined The airline distance between Kursk and Kupyansk is about half that mileage The fighting front then has doubled In length meaning both armies have had to draw heavily on reserves to man the additional mileage f Advantages Weighed But foe the fact that Russian armies of the center or Moscow area above the railroad and German breakthrough point are still to be reckoned with Marshal Timoshenko’s position would be much worse than that of his nazi foes He holds the exterior lines while the Germans hold the interior communications within the Kursk-Voronez- British Pound Groggy Axis Lines in Egypt Kursk-Don-Kupyan- triangle sk Even so armies of the size of those Hitler has thrown into the Don bulge require a tremendous daily flow of supplies and equipment The military weakness of the Rector through which the Germans are seeking to drive a wedge between Russian armies of the south and center is its lack of east-werailroads or good highways - st jialt £akc (Tribune reaches the Don 50 miles south of Voronezh There are not even any tluough highways on availshla Russian maps and the farther east and south the Germans progress the more difficult becomes the terrain Moscow announced evacuation of Staryl Oskol before Berlin could claim its capture by assault Just how deep a Russian withdrawal was involved is not indicated It seems probable however that In order both to shorten and strengthen his lines from the Don breach to Kupyansk and to take advantage of natural defense positions Timoshenko has fallen back to the Oskol river valley Hilly Steppes I ike the Don front In the sector the Oskol river line southwest of it is backed by successive lesser water courses and the steppes are studded increasingly with small hills rising several hundred feet above the general level of the rough country about them Out of this can be deduced the fact that while the Germans have driven to the Don on an apparently narrow front west of Voronezh they are now facing both to the east and to the south more difficult ground than thev have yet traversed In the breakthrough ski h 1 1 le For Hot Weather a sfZ p U S De Gaulle oil-ric- h Strengthen Military Ties Turkey Names New Premier self-propelli- h long-way-rou- lend-leas- Mass Move To War Plants iliiililliil — self-supporti- — Uninjured Allies Bomb Japs at Dili 9 - Trael Slimson Envisages O Flying Hospital WASHINGTON July 9 LB)— Secretary of War Stimson announced Thursday that the air transport command which since June 1941 has delivered more than 6000000 letters and large quantities of supplies to soldiers overseas now is forming an organization to bring the sick ant wounded back from combat zones To be known as the air 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