Show - -- - -- ' i—:- - ::-' 7TL - 7s t 1 t '' IJap Goods GetiArmy Men Ponder New Nazi Tank carries a crew of Blockade war department Past Washingtonan hour Chicago Tribune Service CHICAGO Feb eight Nazis Bar Soda Reports said General Dwight new This combination of armoi and the had hower are that Germans the that employing reported Free Into China much heavier than an not made new a has tank appearance guns north Africa powerful Potash i used the United States more front American and the heavier much tank thing Merchants Uribunt 8 e5:A1t Cikc Monday Morning February tchr ' A g 1 g if 1 JINFIRCI Pro7il Frb TUC) LPt- 1 Ptnar! ironed thp iinitPd - na--- fur pArtnf6r in tn war st Gernany and Iti41V and efi her Rnierence to the 1 antic c:arter after a rneetirg of the entire cabinet th President Gettino Vargas (The As&ociateet Press through ty interpretation of a cable patch from Flio De Janeiro re1 rted incorrectly Saturday night at Braz:l's rew status included Ja-nstate cf beIngerercy-witaq a plosives" ) :Minister Ozswado Aran- - I sa'd Slindav: "Branl's adherence to the At- ntic charter and the united ra- s pact does rot mean decla- -Our po'ort of war on Japan I-r- NI !Germans "love To Anhilate h Foreirr Exciteive N Y I 14-11- Patriots x- - 1 ! Times-Sa- lt Lake Tribune By Brooks Atkinson CHUNGKING China Feb 7 — Although the blockade around Free China is severe it listens to reason Believe it or not the Japanese are only human and the Chinese realistic Owing to the frailty of human nature some goods are constantly trickling in from the occupied areas Since a now of goods into FPee China has obvious advantages civil as well as military the government encourages the trade In his report for 1942 Dr H H Kung finance minister proposes to stimulate imports from the ocThe department cupied areas charged with the responsibility of also regupreventing smuggling tenuous but lates and supervises a systematic commercial trade through brokers with Chinese merchants in Nanking Shanghai Canton and Tientsin Peiping Hong Kong Small Article Most of the goods are small articles like hardware medicines cotton piece goods and copper and silver coins that can be inconspicuously transported But over the routes where the trade has been best organized some bulky stuff has been brought in: Gasoline in cans crude and lubricating oils iron steel machine tool s fire brick radios and electrical equipment table salt alcohol wool wheat flour cereals and other materials At one time rubber tires could be brought in although that trade has now stopped Naturally the government of Free China does not want to jeopardize the traffic by revealing too many of the details But the volume of the traffic may be to some extent estimated by 1941 figures in Chinese currency of the stuff brought into Free China from two specimen war zones: From one war zone: Dyeatuffs valued at $15618280 cotton piece foodgoods valued at $161480132 medistuffs valued at $1256604 cines valued at $458620 articles for daily use valued at $19157844 From another w a r zone: Dyestuffs valued at $118971924 medicine valued at $13212564 cotton piece goods valued at $118971924 iron and steel valued at $314784 communications materials valued at $8443324 cotton yarn valued at $6958944 table salt valued at $117564360 Reciprocal Trade Since China has to sell as well as buy certain products regarded as not essential to the prosecution of the war are put on the schedule of goods that can be easily smuggled into the occupied areas They are tung oil feathers bristles hog and sheep casings egg albumen egg yolks mush camphor medicine barks raw silk leaf tobacco joss paper tea and other products As proof of the fact that more stuff comes in than goes out of Free China an authority points to the fact that Chinese currency is at a premium of 15 to 20 per cent over puppet government notes in such war zone provinces as Chekiang Kwangtung Fukien Anhwei and Honan Y Times Copyright by N '''ion is ccrnparable with that of et Russia in relation to Japan Exclusive New York Times-Sa- lt -Lake Tribune We are not at war with Japan rause we have not been at- - By C L Sulzberger rked by Japan But if tomor- LONDON Feb 7—Fearful of a w Japan attacks ua we as possible un:ted nations landing her :int immediately on the Balkan pcninisula to estab-Meanwhile our relations with lish bridgeheads for the opening pan are broken" Of a second on the continent (BrazI broke dip lomatic rela- - axis forces front under German leaderna with Germany Ita ly ard have begun a widespread pan January :S 1942 and d e- - ship e'a'rrripain to stamp out patriot ired war on Germany and Italy tance in Yugoslavia and to wipe itlist '221 both the chetnik organization Braz:14 new declaration General Draja Mikhaliovitch 1 a ed a meeting January z the partisan movement based Vargas ard on the small Bosnian town of a t Natal Brazil where Belac e latter stopped on hls return Simultaneoum information con-: the unconditional aurren- cerning the nazi moves has reached with Prime Min- London from partisan and chetnik l'er conference Casablanca hill at Churi For the last two headquarters -aicord" betw een the days It Is stated the luftwaffe CrnipIrte o countrles was announced at has been steadily bombing Behac 1 at t rne on bcth war operations - a mountainous town with a norntal d the vipp lying of raw m atepopulation cf 12000 where Tito's 1:5 by rraz:l to the united na- partisan government ie established and at the same time GenErazan Ofiannouncement eral Rader German commander in e rr the country's occupied Serbia has commenced :atinnahlp to anvict Ruasia and violent repraals against all Serns :herent cf the Atlantic charter suspected cf sympathizing with raa meniber of the General Mikhallovitch ra Itrazil haa never had itp- Express Some Fear rratie reiations with roklet Rusk arl Irifnrrried rriarters did not According to one member of the teve thew would be eatab!ished Yugoslav cabinet in London there la some fear that the Germans the time being have obtained at least one list of General Mikhallovitch's secret supKillA Marine porters and are proceeding on methodical savag-- destruction 1r -f2D7 DIEGO Cal Feb Mikhailovitchhas Just CtivIce 27 U S marine PonGeneralt to his government in London Mi fronl rp()rat1 Vkeburg the followkng appeal for transmisS strukk li Ild IiII:ed Sunday by to the united nations: 11 autcrncb:e ntar Leucadja sion"Yugoslavia Is drenched with rt'- of IItre Serb blood and yet our allies canI not or will not stop the flow of this ' blood and the mass murder of Serbs I do not believe that It iis in the interest of the allies that I -" "" the Serbian people should cease to exist t' '4i I 0 51 Being Exterminated I I 11 - "I beg the Yugoslav prirr4 mini to 7 ister ' il the Serbs in Yugofact that the a — slavia are being extermineted - ' -: Could not something more be said - -- :m --- ' : : I in broadcasts about the slaughter 4 'i i P i of Serbs? The number oko far ap'1 1 7--0 - — proachem 1000000 Serbs killed I Let the whole world know on wriat ink i 1 scale the Serbs are being massaindor ''— cred by the Germans Cannot an appeal be made to prevent the ex- termination and annihilation of the 110 71E DPTAL PCIOF ESSION Ii! Serbian people?" t 1 General Raderrecently ordered I!' all mayors and district councillors j1 NEW LOW PRICES I— to remain at thetr posts and an1 nounced that for every district IitI councillor Limited Time Only would be eb ror : I i killed 10 I vv IIoutifs! f ' that for pleb 100 Serbs would be shot Aseviis Pi 0 s wits i The Yugoslav government here Excliike N Y Times- tvenslocat otit Lielltt 'several mayors who that reported Salt Lake Tribune ! ''i wild 'Naturali cipporing refused to remain at their poets 1 Sweden Feb 7— STOCKHOLM and shot to t were taken Belgrade St Itdecd Peiciss- In I New York Times Despite threats ofinternment by Copyright of even and concentration mat on camps Inert I is InrrforTned I sninoripallso and ripspea the death penalty secret stores of 01 tinto Lietnned Lkintistt LI Flierpt Downed in l'urkey arms and ammunition are hidden ''''''''" 6 (Delayed) (NI by German civilians Feb ANKARA apparently 4r ' 1 la 1 1—A report circulated here Satur- - for the day of reckoning with the : day night that 14 British fliers In nazis This fact is acknowledged :0 r totet:Zk two panaa had made forced land- In a special warning by the Essen lilladr : of police published in ings in Turkish terntory probably ttac " kv in Thrace and were en route to president Essener National Zeitung the The warning says that during Only Orranizoct Bona Fide Lnioa ItmheentAnkara district for internDental Laboratory in Utah recent repairs to roofs damaged ! 'AMR-British royal air force bombardby !r''e""''tr fartrVM4'-'' ' ments "a number of rifles revolV)6k ie 'i1 0r-e'I vers and stores of ammunition Pr re1-1 were found in attics" The Ger' ''c '' ) 7" 25 ' V: mans are reminded that it is strict' '' --1 ! ' --- 1 04144004' ly forbidden to retain weapons L 7 "even if they are of foreign origin" 1 -E The order adds somewhat mysterii i ously "in their own interests" Ger:1(7 mans are requested to search their 1 11Z-e 1 t ' I i '''tI V attics and cellars Immediately and Z 4LA': -' ''' ' - ' ' ' it' k:r' ''" 'Y ' ' '' iif 1 t" they find weapons to deliver o I 4 0 T 0 I ' iiliTt6i11:UO6 -them to the nearest police station 7 ' '''' Those cleivering them immediatet Ily will not be punished I ' few i a answer Tell us how much you want and ! 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'"'"''''''' t i I (1 k I U A el 1 I - -- J "ti 1 I --''14!It"' - - - '64 'N I Regularly ' rl i: i ° - 1 4' - 17- -- i 1 f I : b Z I 411 t i 1 E ( ft : - - - - Tx77-- ' ' ' ve' r61 - FA$TEET14 21 EAST SECOND SOUTH Beason Building Sal Lake NI - - rr iioerat - r-7- or The main armor Is supposedly unvulnerable against 75 min guns the heaviest carried by American and British tanks It probably can withstand 105 mm shells the heaviest fired from antitank guns The Mark VI is said to have been developed by the Germans i"'s'"-- ' U 1 L'I':' AIL I LITIL111' 1 - 0 1 1 1 by : :I ' Antinazis Hide H Weapons for Reckoning- Day 1 ed Britain The little information available regarding the tank known as the Mark VI indicates that it weighs between 56 and 62 tons with seven inches of armor in front and is equipped with an 88mm cannon (about (31:4 inches) and a flame thrower with a 75 yard range The Mark VI travels at 22 miles 4- 4- 1 any-need- on armored than any vulnerably similar weapon possessed by the allied armies has caused much discussion in military circles While the British in Tunisia are reported to have knocked out one of these new land dread- naughts and made a thorough in- vestigation of it the American Wink at War as Shipments Continue New York Times-Sa- lt Lake Tribune Feb 7—The NEW YORK nazis are so afraid that the French people are secretly producing explosives for sabotage that all use Of soda andin potash launfor cleaning purposes dries or private homes has been forbidden according to a Swiss press report reaching the office of war information Sunday The Zurich newspaper Volksrecht said that it was "further fortIdden to possess or make stocks az soda and potash" and commented: These prohibitions are clearly intended as a police measure dictated by fear that such chemicals may be used for sabotage in the secret production of ex- Excluive With Allies i is in- - Oriental French Homes Foreirn Minister Clarifies Pact I arid Eisen- - D in gainsE Japs an answer to the Russian heavyengineers is necessary to buttress bridges before the tanks can be The Germans previously had em- - used In an advance the engineers phasized medium tanks because of might be at a disadvantage bemobility The Mark VI is such a heavy cause an advancing army might tank that rpectal equipment is come to a stream whose bridge on ships and docks to needed reinforcing for the tanks handle them—ordinary cranes be-- and the enemy might prevent the The tank is so engineers from going to work by Ing inadequate heavy that its presence in Africa holding the opposite bank of the would indicate that the Germans are doing a lot of construction stream work on bridges The presence of the Mark VI The reason heavy tanks are dis- - in Africa would indicate that the liked by the army is that bridges Germans had a surplus of them will not take them without rein- - because they were designed for forcement- and a large corps of the Russian front tanks weghing perhaps 50 tons i 7 — Move tWrar r t as 1 in mks 13raz1 5 1943 — ' ' I bk r i - g I 72 - ' - - 2' z - — - T' -'- -' 7 '-- - - : |