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Japan Believed Ready To Make Concessions For Closer lie With boviet Axis Diplomats In Tokyo Toast Pact Diary Of The War NAZIS AIMING DRIVE AT REDS, By MACLEAX TATTEftsOX homes because of three time bombs ia Squadrons of bombers attacked Lon the vicinity. 0 I "aJ TURKEY SAYS don last night and early today with a violence not experienced since the heavy bombardment began Ave weeks The British Air Ministry and Mln- NEW URGENCY GIVEN MOVES BY S. STAND Observers Feel Tokyo Must Remove Peril Of Red Enmity Now Istry of Home Security announced that enemy aerial activity during the ago. Explosive and incendiary bombs fell upon the city from one end to the other, and the glare from flaming day had been on a comparatively Soviet Military Moves In small scale over the Midlands and the south of England. buildings was reflected on barrage balloons thousands of feet in the air.

In The Balkans Ralkans 'Significant, Ankara Feels 6 WJ FJ S-W German attacks continued all Both Germany and Russia were re through Sunday night, and it appeared ported rushing military preparations that the casualty list would be greater in the Balkan region. than at any time since the daily and Press Confident Britain FT Russia was said to be assembling nijhtly bombardment of the British picked soldiers and units along the capital began. lower Danube between the Black Sea Yesterday the German raiders at Basis Said To Exist On Which Russia Can End Antagonism Will Achieve Victory With Aid Of U. S. and the Prut river.

tempted to reach the city without Germany was reported planning to great success, while 5,000 soldiers and unemployed men cleared the wreck build a naval base near Constanta. Rumania's Black Sea port It was age and debris caused by earlier at (Continued from Tag 1) tacks. is being -reopened to accommodate understood that preparations are under way to receive a German naval mission in Rumania. The Royal Air Force flew through them. I "'v 7 snow and freezing temperatures to Other travelers already arrived The official Turkish radio announced reach Germany yesterday and to at today from various parts of Rumania tack the German naval bases at Kiel, last night that the German military give interesting inside stories of that movements in the Balkans were di Wilhelmshaven and Hamburg, the country a subjugation by the Nazis Krvpp armaments works at Essen and rected against the Soviet Union.

IBy the Associated Press Hongkong, Tuesday, Oct 15 Imperial Airways suspended its Hongkong-Bangkok service today "owing to the kituation in' Indo-China," where the planes land en route. It said it hoped to renew operations in about two weeks. By HIGH BTAS tCopyrioht bv Nu York Times Tokyo, Oct 14 America's stiff re and the latters' increasing prepara oil plants and air bases at other points In Africa tions for war with Russia. People in the Reich. from the German minority areas tell According to the Italian high com Germans Over England how the Nazis are trying to form mand, British forces attacked by sea special German regiments in the and by air the Italian positions in the According to German advices, Ger i -if 4 i i-i 'J, Dodecanese Islands, especially Leros.

Rumanian army composed ol mem man bombers attached industrial bers of the German minority. plants in south and southwest Eng Attempt Broke Down land yesterday. A military camp was listed as one of the targets, but the Their original efforts to get minority command did not indicate whether it action to Japan's alliance with the Axis has given new urgency to the mission on which Lieut Gen. Yoshit- The Italian base at Tobruk, Lybia, was also attacked by the British air force and, according to the Italians, a barge was hit and telephone lines were cut Italian planes were said to have hit British air bases at Fuka and El Dab in Egypt Germans relieved of all Rumanian military service in order that they had been hit might enter their own formation. a town in western Scotland was gugu Tatekawa, new ambassador to bombed, and more than two hundred officered by the Reich, broke down Russia, is now speeding across Si' families had to move from their on Premier Ion Antonescue's flat re beria.

No Japanese diplomat has ever fusal, given in a stormy interview with one to Moscow with greater hope Dr. Wilhelm Fabricius. Nevertheless, and ereater necessity 01 securing a CIO Pickets Barred Woman Offers Pistols large quantities of arms from Ger political agreement, many have arrived and are being dis The nature of his instructions can From Overcoat Plant tributed throughout the German area. rm iiiiii I i I i i t-r i ij MARIO INDELU TOZUKi; MAizuutwi. x.uot wii oected this month have arrived, they be inferred from Foreign Minister's Yosuke Matsuoka's statement to the prefectural governors that nothing By New Jersey Court To British; Arrested For Possessing Guns New York, Oct 14 Dorothy TOKYO Thesp.

Axis dinlomats Indclli. Italian Ambassador: Matsuoka, Japanese Foriegn INIinister: Ott, German Am- will be distributed in training camps I a. 3 A mum! A could benefit the democracy bloc bassador, and Stahmer, special Nazi envoy-are toasting (top) and saluting (bottom) their new alliance the Tokyo a more than a clash between Japan and Linden, N. Oct 14 WV-The Amal Foreign Office just after it was signed in Berlin beptember Zl. Ue man on me rigni is not iuenuiieu.j same time German and Italian planes gamated Clothing Workers' Union the Soviets.

America's response to the pact was then known and his hearers are ordered to fly low over Bucharest (CIO), which Sidney Hillman, knew that Japan must if possible. fense commissioner, is head, was tem nothern Transylvania In the Vienna I constantly as a hint to the Russians arbitration award' handed down by not to increase their interest in the U. S. Vessels Forced Into SiamK OFIA CLINGS remove the peril of Soviet enmity in porarily restrained by Chancery Court Wright Sims, writer wife of P. Hal Sims, bridge expert, informed police today she had two target pistols ah wanted to give to the British army and immediately was served with a summons charging her with illegal Danube delta, and also because of Germany and Italy.

the north when she was embarking on policies which multiply the risks order today from picketing the plant of the Allied Clothing CorDoration. fears of British bombing of Polesti and Prahova. Rumanian Sees.Ribbentrop Port By Japanese, Berlin Says mn CAUTIOUS which contended production of 7,500 of American enmity in the Pacific. Feels Basis Exists Talk Push On Russia Berlin, Oct 14 Valerian Pop, army overcoats under a War Depart possession of weapons. member of Rumanian Premier Ion Privately the Germans are telling ment contract had been held up by Magistrate Anthony F.

Burke, who the union a walkout the Iron Guard that it is their inten Antonescu's Council, was received to Washington Discredits German Reports That War issued the summons and later dis The Japanese Government feels that the basis of understanding exists in the belief that both powers will derive benefit from having their Far Eastern POLICY' ON WAR The company charged that the day by Foreign Minister Joachim von tion to make Rumania a base for an missed it instructed detectives to amalgamated has sought to "raid its advance against nussia ana xuracy. ships Were Used To Coerce 3 American Merchant Ships give the pistols to the police property clerk and added. If possible, see that plant in a unionization drive. Jerome German anti-aircraft material is not Ribbentrop. British Count On Soviet Hilton, plant manager, said the ma yet available for defense, and in Pra they are sent to the British." frontiers secure while they exploit the world situation.

"While the Soviets are concentrating on expansion in Europe and the Japa hova Valley. oeoDle sav. they jority of the plant workers were By the Associated Press are Denies Bulgaria Is Mobi SvJTl DOt 1lY III Balkans working feverishly to set it up before members of the United Garment and Thailand was also named thereon New York, Oct 14 The German Almazan Papers Stolen, lizing Amid Rumors Of as the receiver, it was learned in well southward wireless broadcast today a report at- inossiDie unusn air auaciis oeaiu. i nese are developing London, Oct. 14 (fP Great Britain! preSsure is being exerted on Ru- The order, signed by Vice-Chan' His Attorney Asserts policy, a basis exists upon which they tributed to the Bangkok newspaper informed quarters.

The ship papers, however, revealed that the cargoes, in Axis Pressure counted on the aid of Turkey and manians to adopt a stiff er attitude cellor Stem and returnable Monday, can temporarily abandon their an-Prechchant that three United States Lawyer Declarea Unidentified Man fact, were destined for the Chungking Greece and hooed for the sympathy toward the Soviets. The Rumanian restrained the amalgamated and its tagonism in the Far East It is argued vessels had been by Japanese Government reeiet Avis General Aldea. who has just left for officers from picketing, accosting em that Russia has no cause to oppose warships to put in at Taheeb, Thailand (Continued frorA Page 1) route to the United Ar-fum tnwarri th rich Mosul oil fields Odessa to negotiate with the Russians Ployes, intimidating, visiting workers Japan's South Sea advance and Japan (Siam) naval base, with cargoes of Forced His Way Into Offices Copyright by N. Y. Tribune, Incll Mexico City, Oct 14 J.

D. Acevedo) States vessels, however, encountered was Rumanian Bessarabia, rushing about their plans respecting the nomes, loiiowing tnem cars, loiter- has no cause to obstruct Russia ex- war material." in Iraq. Japanese warships, which compelled nube delta, has been told to see howling front of the plant jeering or squadrons of warplanes to the half- pension toward the Dardanelles. I Xhe newspaper was quoted to the Well-informed British sources pre them to deliver their cargo to Thai far the Russians care to go. demonstrating, The Japanese Government believes effect that while these supplies osten- dieted: completed fields and sending shipload Astudillo, attorney for Gen.

Juan land. Hitherto, the Thailand authori At the same time. General von Tip- the Soviets will want to remove the Uibly were for Thailand, they were "in Andreu Almazan, defeated Presiden ties have abstained from having the after shipload of military supplies into An imminent diplomatic break with Rumania because of the en pelskirch told the Kumanians mat campaign against the Turkish Govern nightmare of a campaign on two fronts fact destined for the Chungking (Chi- tial candidate, complained to the police cargoes discharged." I the area tonight as fears rose for the although their reorganized army willment. try of German troops into that and will negotiate an agreement en- nese) Government' va 1 TTT1 A I I Balkans delicate peace, piay a great roie in ine iuture war Recoanlzea Danaer oil-rich kingdom. auring its ar tasxem Doroer.

rA.ocitd Pres Editor's Not ll.UUU Japanese irgopi Tfc P.erman. wr. inrrucino riL l. .1 I ti ill price the Soviets will demand fori i wavliingtoa the State Department jiHMiiciiii The press recognizes this danger. 2.

Extension of the drive by Ger today that all the private business papers' belonging to the Opposition leader had been stolen by an un- -identified man who forced his way into the lawyer's mid-town offices. xianoi, rencn vwu tt (JP French sources renorted tonieht many and Italy beyond the Bal avo1Q u.a lu fkdom says: "The Axis intends to use before Germany is ready. RnWi v. 7 incident and doubted it had accurrea.i kans, with a greatly intensified that snecial trains would transport to area near mouth of the Danube. I mt .1 war in the west if the Axis gets Clarlf Icatlon Expected slavia, Greece and Turkey exactly as The attorney said the thief had not Haiphong for embarkation the Japa- xvussians were reporxea to dc nese troops who fought their way! rushing construction on five entirely control of the oil in Iraq.

In Turkey it is expected that the it did Rumania. Threats through az3 a policy wmcn mitai iwive ircuj- i nLd ft. Soviet in Chin. wluch was dated Bangkok, fol- lows would have met intense opposition s. VA- witll next couple of weeks will bring clan-1 diplomatic channels, economic pres across Indo-China's northern border new fields in scattered parts of Bessa taken bonds or other valuables, and suggested that political enemies of.

Almazan were responsible. i aaa HCre. I mmwr arm anKArswl fit September 22. rabia. and converting two commercial fication of the meaning of the German sure, intrigue, and military demon rwm I i a ICaiKV Ui.

fll lilt! ICl A wa.v 3. Turkish resistance because of pronounced determination to fight any power attempting to cross her -frontiers, and also because of the pact to assist Britain if the war Keaay io approve u. in Departure of these troops, estimated airports, built years aKo into military suojugauon oi xvumania. inree ai-isirauons are me metnods to oe em It was understood the stolen papers ployed. We know these methods --id temative explanations are given: uermanya vicwriea nave upencu ThDi r.ulf thm Ranckok news.

at iu.uuu, will leave in rencn tern- air bases are on guard. Our first duty is to tory 6,000, or 7,000 Japanese effectives, Germany intends to make Rumania -wider norizons, ana tnose pairiois wno Prechchant reported. included deeds to Almazan's real estate holdings as well as mortgages and other papers representing an "im Hundreds of planes were already on swings to the eastern Mediter stamp out with great energy any at and an unlimited number of war- and Bulgaria bases for operations would ive fought concessions to the mls for tanks, machine guns and hand, but additions squadrons were ranean. Soviets on the Continent tooth ana these United States in the ultimate direction of Irak. tempt at defeatist propaganda.

Turkey planes, as provided in the French- portant" part of Almazan's for am e. reported flown to the raw fields today These sources said the weight of has already chosen her path." nail are ready to approve a deal which vessels were maje out for Thailand, Japanese agreement of last month. estimated to be about $7,000,000. Refugees arriving from Bessarabia while Italy makes the same use of Greece for an ultimate move on popular Greek opinion was pro-Brit would allow Japan to lonow ner Regarding Russia there is much less said ships of military supplies were ish. Greece also has a guarantee of aouthward.

General Tate- Suez and Egypt anticipation than last week that she arriving daily from Russia at the Bes British aid if she is attacked. Judge Rules Poll-Book kawa's last remark when he left IIomqi Cashier 1 OkeS It is intended to launch an attack will take positive action in the face sarabian ports of Valcov, Bumas and It was admitted the ureeks and revolution I Tokyo summarized the on the Soviet from Rumania. of the German menace to her. The Burning Was Legitimate- Poison; Shortage Found Turks were weak in the air, but it Turks now seem to think that Russia Staff Officers Busy At the moment the occupation is only designed to keep Russia out i a a Mti Mt was -contended the Greeks could put up strong fights in their hilly coun is not in position to strike back at She la Treated In Hospital After which has occurred in Japanese opuv ion. His attitude, he said, was "anti Red but pro-Soviet.

The long years in which Japan pro in jersey wiy uummea un Meanwhile, flerman n.r.l of the Rumanian oil fields. the Nazis, and will not be for some Charge Of Not Holding Books officers were whisked from one con tries in event of an invasion from time to come. This weakness, however Informed Turkish ooinion. after in Long Enough Iference to another in speedy motor Italian-held Albania, and that the im, nu ui u't claimed the Soviets and Communism Herself Making Report To Tax Collector Washington Bureau of The Sun Washington, Oct. 14 Miss S.

Julia Trenton, N. Oct 14 (tfV-CTuef cars, making military plans. Turks could hold the strsteffie Dar- Clining to the first now IS veering toward the third a. the most probable lseU lUp were oe, and the same are forgotten and turned over like the sheet of an Alfonso Hecht, Dance Director, Wins Divorce Says Wife Packed Clothes In 1936, Asserted She Wat Through, Walked Out Los Angeles, Oct 14 W) With comely actress friend as a corroborating Alfonso Hecht film dance dircetor, won a divorce today from Roberta Mae Hecht He said Mrs. Hecht packed her clothes one night in 1936.

two years after their marriage, told him sh was through and walked out The actress friend. Elena Toy ant testified Mrs. Hecht told her several timesshe would not return to Hecht. v. Nevertheless It is ecoemzed I u.

mu rumu Justice Thomas J. Brogan, of the New aoul mcn na material went into Jersey Supreme Court in a ruling what bo5e ure appearance of old calendar. L. Vass, cashier in the District of Turks hZr Zd 'ZrZ th.t great diplomatic activity bfth by with a guarantee of Soviet good wilL between to I r-ntiimkU', Knrun nf vehicles and i ioic wiwcreii nm iwo powers a race the Tok0 Paper Asserts V. S.

traffic, was taken to a hospital and 0ftiTTZ ffi Scaf'ZsS Strong Demand Tor Va. ICaf and 1937 Hudson county poU Appears Ready To Fightl I treated lor poisoning late mis aner-noon, a few hours after it was dis- aamea xne cnarge uiat wersey. v-uy Bessarabia and the Germans across the for Germanv I Richmond, Va Oct 14 A strong heavily enforced Palestine troops both Ior Germany i rA k. Tra fiM. The writer understands that British demand for all grades of leaf was werK josepn iv couora violated the river in Rumania TnW rv 11 iPVTh TiPwtsna ner I Closed, tnal an mvestigauon was oeuig from -a reported by Virginia Old Belt tobacco bolster the Turkish armv.

dipiomauc represenxauves election law by failure to save the Picked Russian troops were said to i i number of Balkan -ountries will meet markets today. The South Boston tfichi A'ichi commented editorially to- made or a snorwge ui uic Staf nnnnrentlw I counts of her office. books at least five years. be mobilizing below the confluence of To Woo Morocco nrobablv in Istanbul, for a confer- Market had its largest sales of the Brogan said the election law was the Danube and the Prut and hastily 1. H-finitelv to enter the After she was treated at Casualty A possibility was seen that Britain I.

nc- H- has alreadv had direct ever-1 season, amounting to 638.368 pounds. silent on "what precise period of time erecting large gun emplacements in would intensify her efforts to win over on.i evidence that German agents war. after conflicting versions of Presi- Hospital, she was ordered taken to Ttwvlt- "Western Hemisnhere Uallinger nospiiai wr ouivai.uu. French Morocco to her cause for use here are starting their whispering a municipal clerk is required to retain! Danube delta rone. poll books." I Planning Naval Base in Miss Vass herself had reported me as a springboard to attack Italy in Libya and hamper the Fascist drive The decision was on the application Germany, at the same time, was re- raners here.

shortage to the uistnci couecior oi i i into Egypt. of William E. Sewell, Hudson super in-1 ported planning to build a naval air STORE HOURS: 9:30 TO 5:30 1 It cannot but be regarded as ex- Taxes. .1 he snortage oatea nac iS intention if not the de- April and, it was stated, had been Britain's withdrawal from Somali tendent of elections, for an order com- base near Constanta, Rumanian Black pelling Joseph E. Colford.

Jersey City Sea port and preparations were made land in East Africa was seen in line cision by the United States to plunge known only to Miss Vass and her clerk, to turn over city poll books fori0 German naval mission to join into the war Itfichi Kicht said of assisiani, lvier. xuim. with the more important aim of pro 1936, 1937, 1938 and 1939. Roosevelt's Dayton speech outlining Miss Vass and Dunn were suspended tecting the Near-Eastern oil reservoir. the Nazi army and air force general staff officers already in Rumania.

defense nrenarations and Dlam to eon-1 pending the investigation. Ihey werre Most observers agreed that German tinue aid to Britain. reported to have stated that tney naa The Germans, authoritative reports Julie Gibson Is Seeking Xwnartr cserel dm VncViicool nd idea hOW the mOneV had dlS- control of Rumanian oil wells, which produced 6,240,000 metric tons in 1939, would not give the Axis all the oil It a jr, 1 oa.u, arc supervising me aeveiop- fl MART, NEWLY-STYLED it WEDDING BANDS FOR THE I ls( rides Ofutumn I wiiuim; i iuhi urier ment of anti-aircraft emplacements A a Ann cu iuuli; lu uil, J9 lull" I km i it needs. i mr.Dowiennere si eerned chiefly with counteracting British-American efforts to effect a Torch-Singing Actress Is Not Ask U. S.

Fleet Units Start between the Danube. and the railroad at the Rumanian river port of Giurgiu and already have ringed Rumania's oil fields with guns, fighter planes, air and i I ing Alimony From Band rapprochement with the Soviets. Departing For Hawaii Jt'j LOW HEELED I Leader Husband Miyako quoted General Tatekawa a strike right down Lbs Angeles, Oct as saying in an interview: "The Soviet 14 (TV-Jimmy land forces. Four Destroyers Sail From San Union might find it difficult to con Grier, band leader. was sued for British-Rumanian relations, alreadv DRESSY! Diego And Other Warships your alley sturdy I divorce today by Julie Gibson, torch' tinue trade with the United States without maintaining smooth relations strained to the breaking point, seemed on the verge of open rupture as.

thirty Prepare To Follow singing actress. She did not ask ali San Diego. Cal, Oct 14 Four with Japan. The power of the Japanese money but requested that Grier pay members of Britain' legation staff, in soft bowling shoes, destroyers, vanguard of the Hawau navy cannot be ignored.1 the cost of the suit end turn over! eluding naval and military attaches, bound detachment of the United States i 1 1 'i sne claims ne sorrowed irom and forty other Britons left for her savings. Istanbul.

Thev are the nf Retired Enslish Admirall today, and more than just the thing for i v.i. wr The couple was married in Tucson, hundreds the British say will be eone IMA I 1 UieS Age UJ prepared to follow. active feet. Choose in xaja, ana separated lasi Dy Thursday, month. Mrs.

Grier charges cruelty I la Can PsflrA Ave KttlecVim roA fm I I cruisers and one aircraxt carrier 'ht-lLhtrtldUxh Mission To Settle Wedding bands that art truly a tribute to love, can always be found at S. N. Katz in tha smartest fashions, slender styles and modern, wldt antiques. (CONVENIENT TERMS land. Was One In I awaited word from Admiral J.

O. from a full stock West Indies I Richardson, fleet commander in chief, tonally and wrongfully tlungary-Iiumama Roiv London, Oct 14 (P) Admiral Sir to join the column Budapest Oct. 14 W) The Hungar SAYS 2.200 CHINESE- DIED Jlatthew Best retired, 62, a veteran Crews were supplemented by 4,200 both or right and ian Foreign office announced today a It's the walled last! the World War battle of Jutland, officers and men being taken to Hawa Japanese Army Estimates Mop irerman-itaiian mission would arrive Cied yesterday. I to bring the fleet to full man power. left-banders $2.95 ping-Up Toll tomorrow to begin arbitration of the i served as commodore and chief a i ef staff to the commander in chief of Learns To Shoct Quicklv dispute between Hungary and Ru Shanghai, Tuesday, Oct.

IS (Ar) charges and counter operations on a scries of mania over the Atlantic fleet 1927-29; rear admiral New Orleans, Oct 14 (P) Joseph Have you been looking for a low heel dressy pump? Here's your real answer in a flattering Mark suede bow front fashion. mistreatment of each broken fronts in southern Ahhwei and charges of commanding the Second Cruiser Frey, 53, taught his 5-year-old grand Squadron of the Atlantic fleet 1929-31; son, Jack Breitenbach, how to shoot northern Chekiang provinces have re- other's nationals in Rumanian-ceded Hamburgers suited in a total of 2,200 Chinese dead, I nothern Transylvania vice-admiral in charge of Malta and a rifle in one easy lesson, 105-113 N. CHARLES Eastern Ave. A. Conkling Lexington and Eutaw Sts.

admiral superintendent of Malta dock. I He shot the firearm several times the Japanese army said in a com-1 The announcement said the Axis munique today. I mission later would visit Bucharest EXTENDED CHARGE ACCOUNT yard, 1931-34, and commander in chief and then handed it to the boy. Jack WYMAN 19 W. Lexington SL of the American and West Indies sta- nulled the trigger and a bullet entered SERVICE AT YOUR DISPOSAL Large quantities of arms were cap- and both the ceded and unceded sec ln, 13i4-3Z.

the calf of his grandfather! riut leg- tured. I tions of Transylvania. Hungary gained.