The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 32

16 Sunday Morning Difficult Problems Face Allies in Pacific War Affected by Tactics of Polishing off Germany as First Act Naval Units Keep Up Bold Strokes Br Constantine Brown t7-be 5alt gakt trribunc Lifelong Coal Worker Fetes 8511i Birthday Defense Heads Map Classes On Gas Fires January 17 1913 IRed Cross Opens Classes In Nutrition Canteen Work Two new Red Cross -courses in nutrition and canteen classes to be hcld both in the mornings and evenings are ypen for itegistration Mrs McHugh chapter chairman of nutritian an-pounced Saturday 1 One nutrition course to be taught by Mrs Reed Welch will begin Monday at 7:30 In the Ensign ward Relief society room Nin th avenue and street The 'other nutrition course will start Wednesday at 7:30 in the Twenty-seventh ward hall Fourth avenue and street with Mrs It Dorius Instructor Registration for both nutrition courses may be made at the first classes The canteen courses open only to persons who have completed nutrition courses are in process of organization Persons Interested may obtain further information from the Red Cross office at 5-3436 or the volunteer office at 5-7491 -vdrommamonommV -IMMO 7-Mr- '11317401SPt IL 1020M7ft AttMat NINOVBELWAMOMMV" ReC WWWWWWEVCRWWm- 64-4Vaa Irw 1 i i January 17 1913 I rk trbe 5att "Cakt 'CA-Untr ue 16 Sunday Morning ex 1 Eileion0- Coal -Defense Heads Red Cross Opens Classes sJ 7 Difficult ProblelnsFace Worker Fetes Map Classes In Nutrition Canteen Work Allies in Pacific War th Birthday 85 rthday On Gas Fires Two new Red Cross -courses in nutrition and canteen classes to be held both in the mornings and evenings are ypen for itegis- Affected by Polishing actics of Polishin tration rs McHugh chapter chairman of nutritian an- Off Germany as First Act pounced Saturday One nutrition course Registration for both nutritien to be courses may be made at the first 1 i i aval Units Kee Up Bold Strokes must taught by Mrs Reed Welch will 4- classes I The canteen courses open only begin Monday at 7:30 in the Ensign ward Relief society to persons who have completed nii- 1 By Constantine Bron room Ninth avenue and street trition courses are in process of The 'other nutrition course will organization Persons interested start Wednesday at 7:30 in in may obtain further Informat on the Twenty-seventh ward from the Red Cross office at I hall Fourth avenue and street 5-3436 or the volunteer office at with Mrs Dorius instructor 5:7491 1 1 Three classes in civilian defense work pertinent to fire and gas control followed by a practical demonstration will open Wednesday Crowther assistant chief air raid warden reported Saturday C1as9es will be held in two sections one to meet Wednesdays at Chapman library 575 South Eighth West street and the other to meet Thursdays at Third Presbyterian church 1701 Eleventh East street On Wednesday Mr Crowther announced a class in study of bombs will be held with the class repeated the following evening Old members of the civilian defense organization have been urged to attend this class because of the manufacture of a new type of Japanese bomb On January 27 and 28 the class groups will hear a lecture on fire fighting and on February 3 and 4 war gases will be discussed In the last classes Mr Crowther said a practical demonstration of matters learned in the courses will be an The classes the assistant chief air raid warden said will include new members of the organization and those who missed previous classes and wish to make them up Three classes in civilian defense ivork pertinent to fire and gas con- trol followed by a practical dem- onstration will open Wednesday Cro wther assistant chief air raid warden reported Satur day will be held in two sec- tions one to meet Wednesdays at Chapman Thurs a South library 575 Sou Eighth street and the other to meet clays at Third Presbyterian church 1701 Eleventh On Wednesday Mr Crowther announced a class in study of tsu 411 u- ts -IA et- -1 East street the war with the nazis to the bitter end Since these last peace attempts have failed it is obvious that Japan will make a real effort to come to the rescue of the hard-pressed European end of the axis Whether her military actions will be directed toward the south Pacific or toward the Indian ocean or toward Siberia nobody knows In any event it seems necessary for the Japanese to liquidate the Chinese situation which is keeping some 750000 Japanese soldiers and a portion of the Japanese air arm busy Many Problem General Chiang is aware of this He personally does not think of leaving the cause of the allies any more than President Roosevelt does But he has to reckon with many of his generals and their troops The generals under General Chiang are good men but sometimes lose their patience when they see that they are fighting the enemy with almost the same weapons they have been using since 1937 They had hoped that by joining the allies they would receive the necessary tools The occupation of Burma by the Japs has cut off the Burma road The amount of war material and other supplies now being received by caravan and by transport plane from India is of little consequence Also they see the American and British forces are fighting a defensive war in the Pacific This may suit the strategy of the allies but it does not suit the Chinese Nvho have been fighting and retreating for nearly five years The absence of an allied offensive action the intense nazi propaganda theme that China might be sacrificed if the fight to crush the German forces is too long and too costly together with the lack of war materials and supplies may make a dent on the morale of the Chinese generals who may decide to the war with he st pe nazis ace the bitter end Since these at- a tempts have failed it is obvious that Japan will make a real ef- fort to come to the rescue of the hard-pressed European end of the axis Whether her military actions will be directed toward the south Pacific or toward the Indian ocean or toward Siberia nobody knows In any event it seems necessary for the Japa- nese to liquidate the Chinese sit- uation which is keeping some 750000 Japanese soldiers and a portion of the Japanese air arm busy General Chiang is aware of 31any Problem this He personally does not think of leaving the cause of the allies any more than President Roosevelt does But he has to reckon with many of his gen- might be sacrificed if the fight to crusn the Lerman torces is tO0 1011E ana too costly tozetner with the lack of war materials and supplies may make a dent on the morale of the Chinese generals wno may aeclue to James It Fleming of 1153 Zenith avenue will celebrate his eighty-fifth birthday Sunday at home wi th his family and friends Mr Flem ing i 0 has spent his en- 1s tire life in coal I work beginning at the a of nine when he li 4 worked in the' I coal mines of Lanarkshire A Scotland When N4 A 1 he a 12 he -k! moved with his 1' family to the I United States and settled in Penns yl vania Mr Fleming where he again took up work in the coal mines As a young man Mr Fleming became interested in the coke industries and after moving to Utah in 1906 he took charge of the coke ovens at Sunnyside and Castlegate where he remained until he retired in 1931 He was born January 17 1858 in Lanarkshire the son of Robert and Ann Fleming He married Agnes Dunsmore in 1879 and after her death he married Ella Fleming of Gainsville Texas in 1914 Sons and daughters of Mr and Mrs Fleming are Mrs Margaret Boydstone of Oroville Cal: Mrs Arlene Polatano of Helper and John Fleming and Mrs Merrick of Salt Lake City There are nine grandchildren and three great-grandchildren James Fleming of 1153 Zenith avenue will celebrate his eighty- fifth birthday Sunday at home 1 his family and friends -(- Mr Fleming i ''') has spent his en- tire life in coal at the a of I --4 it work beginning k-'''' nine when he -4 wo rked in the coal i a of 4- li a a a ire el I la 4 4 Scotland I ha urr a a 19 ha I 1 Merrick of Salt Lake City There ALI tare nine granacnuaren arm Lnree great-granuennuren Our low overhead location ort railroad trackage means low prices because of big savings in hauling handling rents etc RIDE OUT ti SAVE i 1 l- it yi i ri 1 1 1 -g ----e: 4-- -rriz et ST CDT11-- 1 I-1 2144 IA EAST RIDE OUT 1 1 'ISIJGAR HOUSET-'16-8691 SAVE I 1 'Artille Out and Our low overhead 10- Save' Dur in(' a i ort railroad 1- Our trackage means low prices because of big dr I I a a i in hauling handling rents etc TT1 JTAt TILIT0 17 71 1 El ill A I 'i)lij 1 i WASHINGTON The Patine theater of war is by far snore complicated than the one across the Atlantic Regardless of how little is said about the alIies' future plans concerning the Pacific it is obvious to observers that there will be no offensive operation in that area until we hsve finished off Hitler This strategy was deterrrilned in Washington a year ago and in spite c-1 the various military opinions- that we should concentrate on the Japanese first it stands foday as it stood 12 months ago The success of the allied operatons in landing in north Africa the obvious difficulties of the nazis with thele allies and conquered nations an4 the success of the Russians who not on17 maintained their 'hold on Stalingrad Moscow and- Leningrad but have started a rkal offensive of their own are the contributing factors which have silenced advocates o'f an all-cut offensive in the Pacific Our naval 'forces in the mouth7 v-est Pacific yrill continue their present defensive-offensive erations Reinforcements are being sent to Admiral William Halsey and General Douglas MacArthur but considering our present shipping situation and the needs for future offensive operations across the Atlantic It is doubtful if more than the bare materials and men necessary for defensive-offensive operations are reaching these two commanders ASHINGTON The el Peet te eater of war is by far more complicated than the one acresa the Atlantic Regardless of how little is said about the a l'all' filt n121 enneernin7 present defenstve-offensive era Lions rcelniorcemenLs are be gent to Admiral William 1 Qt orlpra 1 )riutvin 41 MacArthur but considering our ----4 rlsr114 pL46 011-U41141i CLLISJ the needs for future offensive operations across the Atlantic 4 4 10' 49 1o 1ft LAI IA IAIL 1AL bare materials and men neces- tvarv for epf pn give-nf prsivp on -ations are reaching these two mm er coanders Japanese do not believe that the allies will worry about their losses and let the enemies in the Pacific go scotfree in the event of a German collapse Even if such a thought could be detected in the minds of some members of the united nations' combination of power there is no doubt that the present military clique including possibly the emperor would have to go and that of course does not suit the present leaders of Japan The horrors perpetrated by the axis soldiers must be multiplied tenfold when compared with the atrocities the Japanese have been visiting on conquered civilian populations and prisoners of war Tojo knows full well that whatever the state of mind of the government of the United States public opinion in this country will demand a reck4 offing with Japan Hence the passive and almost friendly attitude of Japan toward Russia will have to change soon Hard to Explain Berlin has experienced some difficulty in explaining to the German people why Japan a member of good standing in the anticomintern pact does not attack the soviets So long as the Japanese had spectacular victories against the American and the British forces it was easy to explain that Tokyo would turn against Russia as soon as it had liquidated the remainder of the American fleet in the Pacific and had conquered Australia But that story no longer satisfies the Germans In spite of the strict censorship it is known in the reich that the American fleet is far from being liquidated and that Australia is less worried about being invaded than it was a few months ago Hence the additional reason why Berlin Is pressing Tokyo to do something spectacular The Japanese military leaders are able men even though sometimes their stubbornness leads them to be doctrinaires in their strategy They may make another attempt to wipe out the naval forces under Admiral Halsey but when they realize that this is not possible they may turn on the Russians with the twofold purpose of helping the hard-breathing nazis and also feeding their own victory-hungry people with another spectacular military success It appears that the diplomatic efforts of the Tokyo government to bring about a reconciliation between the Russians and the nazis has fallen on deaf ears in Moscow This endeavor is said to have been attempted early in December The Japanese ambassador at Moscow was not able however to see Premier Joseph Stalin and the suggestions reportedly made to Foreign Minister Molotov made no dent in Russia's determination to fight Japanese do not believe that the allies will worry about their losses and let the enemies in the Pacific go ecotfree in the event of a German collapse Even if such a thought could be detected in the minds of some members of the united nations' combination of power there is no doubt that the present mili- tary clique including possibly the emperor would have to go and that of course does not suit the present leaders of Japan The horrors perpetrated by the axis soldiers be multi- plied tenfold when compared with the atrocities the Japanese oners war ojo nos prisfull hciaviIan ile been visiting on conquered populations an 1A' well that hatever the state of tilt mind of the government of the Ud Stat public opinion in country will demand a reck oning with Japan Hence the 4 nite es turn on the Russians with the twofold purpose of helping the hard-breathing nazis and also feeding their own victory-hun- gra people with another spec- tacular military success pp the diplomatic It appears that efforts of the Tokyo government to bring about a reconciliation the Russians and the between 'nazis has fallen on deaf ears in Moscow This endeavor is said to have been attempted early in December The Japanese ambas- sador at Moscow was not able however to see Premier Joseph Stalin' and the suggestions re- portedly made to Foreig-n Min- ister Molotov made no dent in Russia's determination to fight nen Eita 011t being invaaea Ulan 1 fr T-Tonna VV10 CU at i-asoo 1 the additional reason why Berlin I 4 orsrria-I 10 WI st I thing spectacular Th lanarieS military leader i are able men even though some- i times their stubbornness 1 eads I them to be doctrinaires in their strategy They may make an- other attempt to wipe out the naval forces under Admiral Hal- ey but when they realize that it5his is not possible they may Widow Files Estate Petition in Court terms to the people they have been fighting and robbing since 1931 and turn their entire might on Russia or the United States Japan on the other hand has not in the past desired a German victory over Russia Under the present circumstances however she begins to fear that Russia might defeat the reich Relations between Moscow and Tokyo are excellent Two armies are facing each other on the Siberian-Manchurian border but they are in no hostile mood Japan is known to have helped Russia in the past in many ways either directly or by shutting her eyes which would not have been the case had she desired an early defeat of her northern neighbor Russian supply ships have been allowed to carry all kinds of goods from our west coast ports to Sakhalin and Vladivostok under the nose of the Japanese fleet which controls that area Snap Supplies The Japanese have traded quantities of rubber from Malaya and Sumatra to the Russians for pig iron and coal The various problems such as the question of fishing rights in the waters of Sakhalin which a few years ago were considered important enough to bring about a dash between Japan and Russia have been now settled amicablv There is no question in the minds of most observers that had japan wanted to liquidate the rtiNssian problems she would have taken advantage of her plight of last summer when the nszis weis moving fast against Stalingrad Not only would this have been a brilliant opportunity to conquer Parts of Siberia without too much seffort but it also would have fatilitated the task of Herr Hitler Marshal Simeon Timoshenko could not have drawn liberally oft the divisions and the planes of '-the Siberian army But while Tokyo as looked with an obviously pleased eye at the difficulties Hitler's generals were encountering tn Russia the Jap's haopiness to disappear if Tokyo's military leaders begin to feel that the present Russian offensive coupled with an eventual allied drivc in western Europe might sourui the death knell of the axis The on Russia or the United States ms 1931 and turn their entire might ter been fighting and robbing since to the people they have Japan on the other hand has not in the past desired a Ger- man victory over Russia Under the rresent circumstances how- have been a brilliant opportunity to conquer Parts of Siberia with- out tno much effort but it also would have fatilitated the 'task of Herr Hitler Marshal Simeon Timoshenko could not have awy ns dr liberally of the division! and the plane of the Siberian But 11o army while Toko as loked with an obviously pleased eye at the difficulties Hitlar's gen- were encountering 1n Rus- eral a hanpiness Is likely sia the to disappear if Tokyo's milttary leaders begin to feel that the present Russian offensive cou- pled with an eventual allied driYr in western Europe might sound the death knell of the axis question or tisning rignts tne etf trim 1 t-Arsalct tsa "111 vv ago were considered Im- 44 pe SAIM a LPL) La Ca cash between Japan and Rus- nw settled bPPY1 have cably There Is no question In th minCs of most observers that had aaban wanted to liouldate the Russian problems she would have taken advantage of her plizht of last summer when the nszis wer4r moving fast against Staling'rad Not only 'would this on-1 1 1 i I This Clearance presents you with an opportunity you may not see equalled for The "duration" Quantities are limited on each item but values are great LIBERAL TERMS ARRANGED This Clearance presents you with a op- pod-unity you may not see equalled for The "duratIon Quantities are limited on 1 eacn item but values are great nap As sm alk aElb MO Oils LIBERAL ILRMS ARKANLIFLO I 1-years I I 1 1 1 'NI Petition for letters of administration for the estate of Dr David Andrew Salt Lake physician who died Christmas day was filed in Third district court Saturday by his widow Cathryn Jane Morphew Andrew The petition declared that the estate probably will exceed $10000 i 1 rauort Lor we es-Law co Lir A neirut gn Trikp nhvxiehan who died Christmas day was filed in Third clictrint iirt Ss Itiirtlittv by widow Cathryn Jane Morphew The- petition declared that the testate probably will exceea 1OUUU I I I I 'nmiet force General Chiang to come to terms with the Japanese before it Is too late force General Chiang to come to terms with the Japanese before it 13 too I I I I I I LIVING ROOM SUITES 11213UCZBI I tiorin nririty el ivIarr re hit ILIUM QUI I CO 114JUUL'aLli I 1 11 I I GENUINE OLD COLONY I II GENUINE OLD COLONY MAPLE SUITES Solid maple frame Upholstered aeata and barks 2 pcs One nil- Extra fine MAPLE SUITES Cesliot 21 tr rbetab holstered seats and barks co 2 Pct One mfy Extra 7777 1 1 174111 5: 1 ato4t1 Situation In Burma Situation in Burma 071' 4c 3-PC COLONIAL Quaintly style Bed Chest Vanity or Dresser 18fh CENTURY Finest of rraftimanship Genuine mahogany finish Silo STREAMLINED Waterfall front Big round mirrors 3 pieces crft fEr SECRETARIES Three to go In etgenuino mahogany or walnut finish $4950 4 Drawers Interior Light PILLOW-BACK LOUNGE CHAIR Just two available to A this clearance Beau' 1 ties Similar as Shown PERIOD STYLE Luxury suite of fine construction quality frieze covert $14950 $5150 DINING SUITEPRICES ARE-LOW! DUNCAN PHYFE Just two of tbese suites Buffet Table Chairs I tral F-PC WALNUT DINETTE Provides extension top table and 4 upholstered chairs 8-PC MODERN In the new popuhar bleached finish I pieces $2435 ODD SOFAS Finely styled Istner spring construction 4 Neither is a Iarge-scale operation on the part of General Sir Archibald Waxen likely to develop soon from India against Burma 'The internal situation In India continues to be precarious General VaveU does not have a sufficiently strorg force to risk a real offensive because in the event of a setback the entire situation in India and the middle east might be irretrievably compromised Hence the Japanese can continue to concentrate on any given point they choose for their major military operations The s-treng-th of the American arid Australian forces in the south Pacific is believed to be sufficient to frustrate any major Japanese offensive in that area In the meantime the Chinese are becoming restless The inactivity Of the allies is irksome to Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek who is warning Washington and London of the perils of of the absence of real activity against Japan Fundamentally the Chinese leader and his associates are afraid that after Hitler has been defeated and the allies have paid a heavy price for his defeat the united nations might be willing to "talk" terms with the Japanese and China might be called to pay for the "broken pots" This has happened before and may happen again when the naton which mar be called on "to pay" is militarily unable to defend herself and possess sufficient riches to be made into a scapegoat No such thought of Course exists in Washington but It is difficult to convince the SILFriCiOUS Chinese that such thinr is not possible General Chiang has reputedly the finest intelligence service in the world He forecast the day of the German attack on Russia trt 1911 and missed it by only 21 hours He is now telling his friends that there is a "queer ramt" being played in Berlin Tokyo and Moscow and unless WC watch out some interesting -rurprises may confront us in the near future Urge Takes to Speed Accerding to the Chinese Berlin is now pressing Tokyo to end the struggle on the Asiatic mainland ss quickly ss possible Germany has no interest in seeIrg China xitterly defeated and Is willing to act as the "honest broker" between the two antsronists The nazi diplomats and strategists point out to their Japanese colleagues that the strenuous efforts they are making in China can be of no real advantage to the general cause of the axis that so long as the Unted States and Great Britain I There are only a few of each only two or three of cer- tain items four five or six of others And since the prices are 'way down and are strictly "clearance" prices these will go because they are priced to sell ay That Table Now END TABLES latest designs COFFEE TABLES ing fast as low as LAMP TABLES so useful Priced as low as 5295 up Se195 useful 'VI 95 We have adequate table stocks while they last Shop for Dinettes: SOLID OAK CONSTRUCTION that will lend style and give satisfaction: '23" Look to quality in buying a Dinette or Breakfast Set because it is used perhaps Our YESGIEE SOME T110170111T TO 1TtHisE117 A lovely rolling countryside Long vistas of exceptional beauty A well-made hard-surfaced road that runs uphill and clown from which this picturebook landscape cart really be enjoyed BUT NO CARS! Not an auto in sight!" This scene will be repeated with greater frequency as the months pass and tire and gas rationing really make themselves felt And where will we Americans be? Warmly en' sconced in our own homes giving close attention to our winter comfort Give a thought to your homelumishings YOITIC 1103IE "Special advance purchases make it still possible to supply most of the home furnishings you need" I i allie i irkme )i --i 1- orA 3-7 ni 1t-flil 1411 b3 ------4-- ---1------- ---e '4 Neither is a Iarge-seale opera- I --enli vas tion on the part of General Si -daleenen i 1 PERIOD STYLE i lt (- r-1 Archibald Wavell likely to de- "sns-n-s4n--- ninn--nnn--'''' 4k ns- n1 tt 2 Luxury suite of fine con- velop soon from India against 2 1- 11 truction nu-alit-3' 1 1 illeNr-- s-aw- frieze covert Burma 'The internal situation -nnn 101nIttit 1 000010'ennn-- nn nnnnainnnninnn in I ndia continues to be pre- 74 v-11 4 5 $1490 0 carious General Wavell does 8 1111 4 7: 4 -n--- 0- not have a sufficiently' strorg 0 ts 1 i f-j na--i----- i i 4 Kit aannesen On Lik 20t MODERN STYLE cu force to ri sk a real offensive be- nen--- n-ice:" 2- I 1 Massive and- good-looking ase in the event a setback i fs n-n-4-144: rr 4 A 2-pc suites Special the entire situation in India and a460' ''-'1 4 ----'7- 4 the midd le east might be irre- 2 $125 ze 2' trievably compromised Ja' nTin NI i' Hence the Japanese can con- 4 i k-ns'e2n7 94 -SA A 1 ii! i-s 1 BIG VALUES! tinue to concentrate on any BE0110011 SUITES II I given point they choose for their ilf nns 'n 4- 1n ::::1 i sre major mtary operations The it ts11 1 i1 trgth of the American and The-: rent 4 at 1 Australian forces in the south Pacific is believed to be suffi- cient to frustrate any major Japanese effensive in that area 1 4 i 1 :1 -24-3: -et t-4-317-1 s''4-t $)--- -7 4 3PC COLONIAL sk 1 i Quaintly I Bed chest Vanity or Dresser $69 A '0 -1 A Pe) -fr fo-mmik till i' k-4 7 i 14 I In the meantime the Chinese are becoming restless The In s2 es a I 4 lital 1 I i I tz -1 00-' cl ---0t ''nennni of craftsman taeten TTrinl I Generalissim Chiang Kai- 2144 11 EAST 63 1 4 18th CENTURY i tV 3'" '''-'----L ac I activity of the so 1 7 a 1n 11 sneonemesineasteasnann-n------n no an-----Inernn nnnnonnn5no- Tn' t-solsnk losinmon '14- 2- Finest ship I-- I 1 I 11t l'r lalit1002-371i: i ide Oit 1 4 es ek wh i warning Washing- 1 sho -8691 t511GAR HOUSE '---16 Co Save! I Genuine ma hogany finish 4 1 Silo 71 tnn and Innndon of the perils of nt-'" 47- STREAMLINED olsniNt Big 1 111-- -'4 -41 1 cf the absence of real activity anainst Japan Fundamentally nansnn' a the Chinese leader and his asso- "11 FURIVITURE 1 4 wroautirtecitTlamitilirrort 3 pieces $5950 40 ciates are afraid p4-- that after Hit- 1 ler has been defeated and the ouALin allies have paid a heavy price 1 fer his defeat the united nations i n-nn-n- nannyr-t-- i 9 11111111G SUITE PRICES ARE-L0111 rnight be willirg to terms "talk" nn i i p-- n---- Alf 'i lit with the Japanese and China I ii- rnigTht b-e called to pay for the n--- 1 "broken pots" (43 CA 61r74' rAt Nt9 ed4retstr 1 jubstUtNwootNtbPHYsuriE may happen again when the na- 1 This has happened before and ton which may be called on "to IF of n-eor-aV I -----r77-" 141' 1 ii 14-' Buffet Table Chairs t-n 3 $1 4 uo1 -t t- all 1 ------4----------4' d4 1 pav" is militarily urable to de- There are only a few of each ey 1 a fend herself and possess suffi- i I n' Pi FPC WALNUT only two or three of cer- cient riches to be made into a DINETTE scapegoat No such thought of fain items four five or 11111111 1 Provides extension top 'Course exists in Washington but nn nn table and 4 upholstered I II is difficult to convince the six Of others And since the i- out some interes chairs- all-spiri0115 Chinese that such a I I prices are 'way down and are 4 1 -4 fi 1 to Ilio 44111110 1 thing' is not possible General Chiang has reputedly strictly "clearance" prices 1 A lovely rolling countryside Long vistas of exceptional beauty A well-made hard-sur- 8-PC MODERN the finest intelligence service in these will go because they are 1 I the world He forecast the day faced road that runs uphill and down from -Iretil In the new popular of the German attack on Russia priced to sell bleached finish 11 pieces 4 eel prt te 1941 and missed it by only 21 --c- 8' -IL 0 hours He is now telling his which this picturebook landscape can really be enjoyed BUT NO CARS! Not an auto i r---r It That Table Novi friends that there is a "queer tnr 11 I in sight! 724222k 2 ra mt" being played in Berlin nre: i nc''''n nn----n -4 31-PI 'Ls' '1-OUN to Illeas111 LI -4 END TABLES e) no: g- i I Tokyo and Moscow' and unless I latest designs stvitoossit Ill) fr a Just two available In 4 we watch ting Hi --It t'i 3 This scenewill be repeated' with greater fre- near future quency asthe months pass and tire and gas 4 rt pi-i this clearance Beau- '--2 -nurprises may confront us in the (I nn' 77'3'' COFFEE TABLES Sell- 0 4 Elie' I a I ri: ties 1 '1 ing fast low as A ifr kt 1 4K -4' rationing really make themselves felt And where will we Americans be? Warmly en- $4250 Urge Takes to Speed i LAMP TABLES so useful ect tin 1 i Priced as low as 12-7pp Ole- E141 1- fr '-sconced in our own homes giving close 1 Arcerding to the Chinese 1 Perlin is now pressing Tokyo to t' n) We have adequate table stocks Similar as Shown end the struggle on the Asiatic 0- while they last i attention to our winter comfort Give a thought 14 1 mainland Rs quickly as possible to your homelumishings 1 ODD SOFAS 1 ti Germany hiss no interest in Fee- -11'1-- lEinely styled Inners --K --Y i Ing China utterly defeated and Shol Ilere for l'ESGlIVE S031E THOUGHT TO 1103113 SECRETARIES (I-- is svilling to act es the "honest 2 r)inettes: During ---r-- 7' Cl Three to go' In el- I r's I A sprCiing tion I 19 1 quisiti genuine ma- f- onis The nazi di lortinte 11 ''k-4 7 tag' tg einn 1 SOLID OAK CONSTRUCTION 1 SMART DESXS a ny or walnut i I 2 1 Our 0 5 ill II 1 IT' ICIET1 11(111E1 finish I and etrategista point out to their -t2n- 414 Japanese colleagues that the i strenuous efforts they are mak- 3 a wll en sye rl- tl SO 7 5 Kneehole esk tit ii Walnut Now only IR $49v0 2 leg in China can be of no real na--z-nn that i and giv satisfaction -n-- en 'i LIU "Special advance purchases make still possible IA Alto '---4 $2475 td 1 advantage to the general cause -'--1 -'-ri' I of the axis that so long as the tAn In' -in---' I took to quality in buying a Dinette or to supply most of the' home furnis home you 4 Drawers 'k- 290 4 is a vity0 S3 Unted States and Great Britain tr 'c' p-ete'" Breakfast Set because it is used per- Light I 2144 11th EAST SUGAR HOUSE 7-1ZI14 Ck 1 I I 1 "--1754E BEST Cos '''''q At-5 A Le RIDE 4 1 6-8691 SA RIDE OUT SAVE! Boudoir Chairs In linen-type covers on sale at DOES YOUR BEDROOM NEED A CHAIR? Some with fancy barrel backs in a 82975 stin for Gay-colored glared rhinir-roverrd Bedroom Chairs I 3175 for Convenient Terms Cost No More! With eiegant $3300 are not defeated all the conquests of the Japs remain ephemeral because the allies will turn with extreme violence against Japan as soon as the European end of the axis is defea ed They point out that while the Grman nation eventually may como to some terms with the Hitler be defeated racial bitterness against Japan is such particularly in the United States that the people of this country will never rest until Japan is utterly destroyed and reduced to the same rank1of power as Korea or Manchukuo Under these circumsances says Berlin why waste time on China since a compromise with Generalissimo Chiang or some of his more powerful generals is possible? The nazi diplomats are urging Jams to grant "honorable" I --44k50 0- 4gi 16) ers' e- more than any of the furniture you buy We recommend this extension table and four husky chairs very similar as shown Here's a Grand Buy! 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