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The Daily Inter Make EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY NUMBER Ifll VOLUME XXXI Live News I Today Ssaeartaa: LEASED WIRE SERVICE THE SSOCI ATED PRESS 1 THE DAILY INTER LAKI KALISPELL MONTANA SATURDAY OCTOBER 21 lt)lt iMii Only Daily Newspaper Moscow ront Object of New Attack OREIGN RELATIONS Masses of Tank Led Nazi ive Missing Army Ships he Bomber Searching vanished that left March ield in Southern he days to Germany thu Japanese of American A free people with a free press makes up its own mind We reach grave decisions slowly but when they arc was be of Teha the 60 Would Permit Vesael To Sail Anywhere on The High Seal Volo is 13 to 10 GROUP VOTES TO BROADEN ARMS BILL BRITISH CLAIM 50 PERCENT ALL CONVOYS TO LIBYA BEING DESTROYED suniably one of live missing army pursuit craft report ed today that the pilot had been mangled and 'burned Timberman said the sheriff fatten her for further This eoiild be accomplished predicted by halting' all exports to Japan closing the Panama Canal to hips bound for Japanese ports and launching a navi patrol of the Pa today while on the south Acjolf high command an nounced the capture of Kharkov Russia's in the heart o( the Donets river industrial basin Roundabout reports reaching London unconfirmed else where said Nazi spearheads had thrust within 20 miles of Mos cow and German military reports declared that the 1 zero hour was near Ih all likelihood the spearheads were only swift striking tanks which may have knifed through Soviet defense lines in miles north of Kharkov also fell in the German sweep that now has driven clear through the Ukraine Russia proper the high command suid This indicate that the Ger man southern armies were turning north to Imlster the right flask of fhe drive against Moscow since Bel gorod lies on the main Khurkov Moscow railroad about 350 miles south of the capital 1 Dispatches from Kuibyshev auxil (CqntlnunJ on Pag) Hl THREE ALARM IRE RAGES THROUGH THE BROOKLYN DRYDOCKS New York Oct A three alarm Pre raged through two docks of the huge Robins Dry Dock in Brooklyn today ami threatened two ships an American owned' tanker and a British freighter which were undergoing repairs The Robins company holds mil lions of dollars in defense contracts The ships neither of which was reported seriously damaged were identified as the British merchant man Empire Coral and the 9130 ton tanker Abrams operated out of Wilmington Del and owned by the Standard Oil Comptnw of New Jersey ire officials said damage appear ed extensive to Robins Docks Nos I and but that the flames never reached tlie ships Their sides were blistered from the intense heat One workman expressed belief the fire had been started by sparks from welding equipment bluff in tho news tiro carrying on people! We seek no guin at the ex jectcd by the nation because pensoof others We threaten no American people are not easily fool one nor do we tolerate threats from Jed they aro hard beaded realists others No nation is more deeply and they fear no dedicated to tho ways of peace no I do not take orders as to what' nation is fundamentally stronger to wo shall Mr Roosevelt saldJ resist It is in linewith this policy said that people have decided and they are constantly becoming de termined that threat fo Jap Press Says Knox Was Bluffing Tokyo Oct Tim asser tion by ruuk Knox United States secretary of the navy IM collision with Japan is inevitable! unless sho abandons her of expansion" was characterized by press today us bit bluffing "Knox is trying to declared an editorial paper lloelii decided policies regardless of bluffing by speech is his usual blunder of attempting to threaten Japan" said Chugai "We have to be very careful with the United States atti tude as threatening and appeasing i arguments go on side by side in order route to Missoula to etdnldlsh lliuir to work out' a clever homo 1 ieriulii(JU iiiviui 0 wuvum uuuituwna diudij uuv dduh wiuy tHv Avervthinir for which we Island ftiust made they are backed by the de termination of 130000000 ircc beyond recognition A maribtine nnrl firn Innvnrnhln i Domberi oearenmg Thomas (D Los Angeles Oct Over Senator Pepper Urges An Immediate Japan Blockade saw flames late yesterday Vanished riday The vanished yesterday By Larry Allen Aboard the lagship of the Medi terranean leet Oct 25 LT) Brit ain is destroying or damaging up to 50 per cent of all enemy convoys at tempting to carry fresh supplies' to the axis armies in Libya the com mander in chief of the British Medi terranean fleet Admiral Sir Andrew Cunningham declared today British and allied submarines and aircraft are sinking between 20 and 30 ner cent of Italian and German iaui nnJ mn than a shins leaving Italy for the Libyan a 1 A a fix A Orl Searchers ind Wrecked Plane Believed One of Eden Declares Britain Will ind Way to Aid Russians SOUTH DAKOTA WOMAN KILLED IN COLLISION EAST LIVINGSTON Livingston Mont Oct 25 The duutli of Mrs Amelia Hauck T2 of Tripp I iiiToaitoil to 151 Hut number of tinlllc tirrhliml fa I al II les In Montana an fur tills year Last year tlie atato total was 101 Up to Oct 25 Mrs iliuick ycHti'idiiy In a enr truck collision 10 milim east of here Seriously Injured wcro Jacob Hauck 54 and two' daughters Lil lian 14 and Dolores 10 Roy Bueh ler of Tyndall ii passenger In the Hauck automobile sulTerod slight Injuries Eldon Hauck 12 and Charles Wilcutt of Llvlngnton driver of tho truck escaped injury Tlie Haucks and Bitchier were en Petain Government Votes Harsh Rules Against Attackers (By The Associated Press) Vichy Unoccupied rance Oct 25 The Petain government voted heavy handed measures today for the repression of further attacks' on German soldiers and announced it was making urgent appeals to the Germans to stop reprisal execution of innocent hostages Even as the cabinet acted 50 renchmen at Nantes awaited execu tion Monday in a second reprisal RA RAIDS NAPLES Cairo Oct CT) RA bombers of the Midde East Command bombed Naples Thursday night for tlie third night In succession and also attacked factories in Sicily and ports in Libya it was announced today (Rome announced that nine civil ians were score injuicu in i' ju iv iitsv i 1 Naples Ragusa and Licata the latter miral stated raids last night on1 ports of Bengasi and Tripoli the ad Yugoslav Dutch and Polish allies the corner at the home of Mrs loyd I i i LaJ Laau ILTfiDUrnnfhor wo Sicilian towns That Naples raid Added to this he said there is an successful in accounting for many Where was described as the fourth in tenother 20 per cent damaged through axis vessels sent to the bottom in this separated jays submarine torpedoings and air bomb area I REPORT HITLER AND CIANO IN CONAB i i nA 0E lira Tim i fmm l'la thdy had orders from John fnan radio broadcast a bulletin from I Adolf headquarters saying that he conferred this morning with Italian oreign Minister Count CianoI The session was "marked by the 1 XinHl iZnl 11 ATI ull 1 Tl and well tested comradeship in Lewis the UMW head to cancel the HIGH COMMAND ALSO REPORTS TllE CAP TURE KHARKOV IN DO NETS INDUSTRIAL REGION CLAIM NAZI SPEAR HEADS THRUST WITHIN 20 MILES MOSCOW By The Associated Press Masses of tank led German troops have launched a new DE GAULLE MAKES APPEAL London Oct The ree cific sea lanes rench leader General Charles De Knox told a group of defense man Gaullc broadcast an appeal tonight' tifacturers yesterday that American that all of rance stage a five minute 'officials were satisfied in their own standstill demonstration next riday minds that tho Japanese had no In as a protest against the German tent Ion of giving up their plans for shooting of "rench i (Continued on Pce 3 Washington Oct 25 GT) The senate foreign relations committee voted 13 to 10 today to broaden tlie armed ship bill so as to permit American mcrehiint vessels sail anywhere on the high seus Opponents of administration for eign policy were prompt to declare olTcDsive along the whole Moscow front Soviet dispatches said mat tne expanded mu would stir up more prolonged senate debate thun the house approved legislation con fined to tlie arming of merchant ships Senate leaders arranged to start consideration of thu revised measure Monday I The broader revision proposal was! sponsored by democratic leader Bark day with Chairman Conally (D Tcx) isolated sectors and reported back by portable wireless that Here is the committee roll call: they were within 20 miles of Moscow There was no indica Democrnts for expanding the bill tion that any maj'or break through had developed that close George Wagner Barkley Official Soviet reports said that the nearest fighting was more murray inoma i ot uian ueppe thftn 50 miea away i I rr I UIVVU) MUiiVJi XJ1UCHT) lUIHRHb Republicans for White Democrats against Van Reynolds Clark of Missouri Gillette Republicans against Johnson of (IllIrTlIKtH uaiiiuiiiia vunucnocrgp shipstead Nyc hc dislatch Raid Naan casualties Progressive against Laollotte in lhu first lhrc? drivc Just brlor to the final vote thof 01 Mostow lotaled committee voted 12 to 11 to substi Gcnmn calture of Khnrkov tutu the amendment drafted by Bark 've'e ley for a similar one previously off Nn of cred by Senators Pepper (D la) cntirc Ukraine except for a tiny Green (D RI) and Lee (D Okla) coriur funded by the Donets nver On that tally Senator White (R from Kharkov to Rostov on Don Me) voted against making the substi Thu iul of Bdorod 47 tut ion he struck I iThe president statement auacKea Americans ami are inexoraoie the persons in this country who Senator Elbert seek to lull us into a false sense of Utah) chairman of the senate com security to tell us that we are not! (Continued on race 5) i where funeral services will be held Pepper told Monday or Tuesday of next week reporters he believed the time had The accident in which Phelps scrv lcoine to institute a blockade cutting ing his first term as sheriff of Gar joff all war supplies that might be field county was wounded fatally consigned to Japan from any source was witnessed by A Timberman! ought to see to Pepper mechanic in a garage where the declared Japan gets no mater sheriff was working on his automo jas fr0n outside sources that will bile gun which he had placed on the car seat was dropped struck the running board and discharged '(By The Associated Press) I scheduled for the afternoon (2 Leaders of the United Mine MST) and would say nothing to Workers at Pittsburgh announced to reporters before then i mi nrt lurinti hnnrd ntiiPlilia wPrn nor at Washing completely discouraged they noted ton to proceed with a strike of 53000 that the fact that the miners custom miners in steel captive mines arily do not work on Sunday still at midnight tonight I allowed some time for the situation President Roosevelt had asked to work out Should the walkout occur at mia of Italy and Germany the broad strike call The affected mines sup tonight as scheduled there saU ply fuel to defense busy steel plants were fears that a fuel shortage might Ciano went to field office in Pennsylvania West Virginia Ken affect Important defense production "it the invitation of German oreign "tucky and Alabama and even eventually tie up steel Troops Inaugurate Drive On Whole Central Sector UMW LEADERS GET WORD ROM LEWIS TO PROCEED WITH COAL MINE STRIKE 'Oil Well Blows Wild irt Heart Of Oklahoma City Oklahoma City Oct GIT A wild oil well Oklahoma first in fivo was harnessed early today after it sprayed a threc block residential area wills1 oil ami gaso line Workmen capped ah hours Iong I battle by installing a master gate valve on Hie well at 2:30 a in ire men earlier had checked tlie (low by shooting water Into the hole witli a high pressuro lioso The well blew wild as oil and highly volatile casing head gasoline roared over Hie top of the derrick dousing homes and auto mobiles firemen halted traffic in the vicinity near the capitol and ordered residents to cut oft lights and gas stqve pilots (Casinghead gasoline Is a term ap plied by oil men to unreflned crude oil of high gravity which often flows blood transfusion proved futile when from oil wells) The well Big Chief Drilling Com McMatiivi No 1 blew wild when pressure from two nearby gas (Coni Inued on Page 21 New York Oct President Roosevelt said to day that "the real end the inescapable of American for eign policy "is the destruction of tlie Hitler achieving that he said in a message read to the oreign Policy Association responsibility is fully as great as that of the peoples who arc fighting and dying for it 1 know that our country will not shrink from that responsibility nor quail before whatever sacrifices it may demand" His message keynoted a report on the nation's foreign pol icy presented by political and defense officials before the asso forum at the Hotel Waldorf Astoria school child knows what threatened that all we need do to our forcien uolicv is" the president avoid tho storm is to sit idly wrote is to defend the honor' and to submit supinely if necessary it 1 i I tifx 4 Ia tn InVni'fd I Pit hki zx en Imi laelntl 4 1 zi inu irvUUUUl) LHU I lexica HIU jug uuujoc vt auuiuinaivAi ttu and the well being of the American president wrote already has been re Army Bombers Hoar Uvcr Si erra nevaoa ivioumuina Search of Planes Lost Yes terday resno Calif Oct AP A Sierra ground party A dispatch td the Soviet newspaper Pravda said Gen edor Von central front armies opened the huge scalo nssnult yesterday after intense Gunner Vandenberg uHillery preparation of Hitler Is Real End of oreign Policy Says DR DECLARES IN MESSAGE TO OREIGN POLICY ASSOCIA TION THAT IT IS OUR RESPONSIBILITY ULLY AS MUCH AS THE PEOPLES WHO ARE IGHTING AND DYING OR THE DOWNALL HITLER Over the Tehachapi the fog was ifty already had died before twecn us Eden declared: thick and the ships were separated 4PilQcina mi lien ic mtn nnncn Lni nvmJanflv ernfr in "ftTr Plnl Inil ui vxmkix ui VUUCV I Hlll vw 1 ield One dropped down at Tulare He added however that he could Calif 150 miles south of McClellan not enlighten his audience on when Eight other planes including those Britain is going to strike or even Major Hughes and Captain least that we shall peter McGoldrick commanding The foreign secretary said he group landed at Smith Nev looked forward to "association with' miles south of Reno and on the op (Contlnued on Page 3) I (Continued on Page 2) Manchester England Oct 25 (Al oreign Secretary Anthony Eden declared confidently today that Brit ain would overcome many geograph ical difficulties in fulfilling the mensely formidable of giving promised aid to Russia government indeed have but one purpose which is yours and too how best to accomp lish Eden asserted I ULvlllI 1(111 1 UCU1 1V 11UC11 11 i We will not be deterred fromitlien a crash jn lhe distance and tx rx Lor zxsx ings so that altogether not more half of the suppiles and reinforce ments dispatched to North Africa ever reach there view of these extraordinary heavy losses it is a wonder to me that the Italian merchant sailor still goes to Admiral Cunningham observed "September was a par VlUUlUllJ J1L41U AVI tlivuij Xxz4 voys Many included German shipsia newlhouse with a which were in Mediterranean ports paved street and maybe a new car before the start of the be nice lie praised the work of the Greek! It was a different story around i i 4 ho a zxm x4 Vxzx Jxzxrv izx rxi ve luli vrt whose naval units he said had been May weatner 5vx9 TVrtrt succcsslul in accounting lor many nutte uu An'm divorcing rioyu (Continued on Page 8) GARIELD COUNTY SHERI KILLED IN PISTOL ACCIDENT Jordan Mont Oct Sheriff Jay Phelps about 50 died Bel1 Qkow ix Alrl nlvim today of an accidental gunshot Washington Oct An im Onae III vKlclllOinl wound in the abdomen suffered yes mediate American blockade of Japan ZAJI terday was proposed today by Senator Pep Mil JUOlUlie JLivll An attempt to give the sheriff a ler nla ns an answer to XT expansion piana max oecre xv livglv JLL ll I VI physicians were unable to locate a Knox BU(1 donor in the community with lead t0 a in the ar East eJ a Mn I All these things floated before the eyes of two happy negro brothers and their as they recovered from the shock of being told their place in the sun had changed sud denly from day workers to million aires Grins widened slowly across the faces of Willie and loyd May weather ns the full import of the news struck them The two packing plant employes hardly could believe it at first this news that a Sapulpa Okla court had given them one half share in a $7413286 Oklahoma "oil fortune all in cash not to mention 160 acres of land 15 oil wells shops and machinery The other half share goes to Ozora Alexander Lee 65 of Claremore Okla Attorneys estimated the en tire value at between $10 000000 and $15000000 To Wilhe it was quite a birthday present He was 34 yesterday he said slowly like to buy a farm in Kansas and raise cattle Ah want to hold on to my "The court gonna give us all that 27 year old loyd asked in credulously He said he wanted a chicken ranch Mrs Willie Mayweather to whom "everything went when a re porter brought her the news decided and even eventually tie up steel Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop it At the white house and the defense was said and von Ribbentrop at mediation board it was said that no But as the captive mine a spu tended the Clnno Hitler meeting i reply had been received to Mr Roose aPPronc1PS a showdown defense Clano Is making a visit of several request flclnls welcomed word of settlement ditya to Germany Lewis had a press conference (Contlnuedon Page 5) no I do not tako orders as to what' I An 1 1 T1zxvrtrzxlL tsft I I I we snail tninK" Mr Kooseveit saiu 1 A Sierra ground party "We judge tho facts for ourselves and which reached the burned decide what course we must follow I wreckage of a plane pre thc lowering Sierra Nevada moun tains army bombers roared today hunting for four of the five speedy little 40 pursuits which in a fog late riday One of the other four lieved down in the vicinity chapi 30 miles north of here Army and civilian searching parties were 'waiting in the little mountain com niunity for some trace of the pilot Lieut II Pease seen parachuting from his craft after the motor failed All of the ships were known to be down somewhere because they had gasoline for only three flight Deputies from the Madera county office searched the hills near Soquel today after a CCC camp I watchman reported he heard a plane Lt it 1 that task for one instant even for the luxury of answering our Eden addressed a general public meeting under the auspices of the afternoon from a formation of 19 ministry of information Affirming again that California' en route to McClellan for the slaying of Lieut Col Paul ro'lcy ia that can llevcr be icld at Sacramento riedrich Hotz Nazi commandant ue there 1 onitnrlo in vnnrtciil UJUHIIUH OlUUO U1 4Vzn'wi lila nccnccinfiHnn Incfr Mnnflnv I OUT UclttlC With Swastika banners at half staff the Germart commandant was buried in Nantes yesterday in a mili tary ceremony after a funeral proces sion through the city between silent lines of renchmen The new law passed by the cabinet provides for drastic punishment of eye witnesses accomplices and other renchmen having information about nnHNoii nMs of terrorism who fail to tell the authorities what they know.