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Sttgelef (Time suNDAYjumjy45-peti7 CIANO'S DIARY DESCRIBES SURPRISE AT RED COUP Control of Pole Army Disputed U.S. Blows Bring About Basic Changes in Japan Migration to Manchuria Follows Line Laid Down by Militarists and Now Forced by War AIRLINE HAS NEED FOR AIRPLANE ATTENDANTS With the war being stepped up In Pacific, ait troiMpartation job is increasing daily. To handle this extra work, oddlliorol men are needed by United Air lines the Lockheed Air Terminal 10 Work as airplane attendants. The work consists mf loading and onleading planes, hangar molnten. ance, and general utility duties.

War-veterans given special consideration. Apply a Uni Air Linai, 739 Pacific Mutual 533 Watt orh Lot Anaalat. gnari (chief of naval staff,) who agrees with me 100 per cent, we sabotaged the thing. "Valentino, who has just come from Warsaw says German air power is formidable. It is absolutely pitiless and has bombed civil populations constantly, but the German horrof Continued from Second Pag the world, beginning with Germany itself.

"Teleki (Hungarian i minister) calls Hitler ft gangster, and Czaky (Hungarian foreign minister) has eeht Wbrd that Voh ftibbentrop does not con silver collar of the Order of An-' nunziata) continues. "I give II Duce my report. He does not share Hitler's confidence in Victory. His conclu-: sions are based on information of our military experts. Then (why hide it?) he is bitter about Hitler's sudden rise to fame.

He would be very pleased if he were stopped." OCT. .1 "At heart II Duce prefers that the European giants fight mightily with 'one anoth-1 er. Despite all that is said about our good will to peace, he prefers that I throw some kero- sene on the fire with prudence and good measure." and unperturbed At Salzburg the inner struggle of this man, who had decided on action but was not yet certain of his means, was clear. Now he seems sure of himself Traces of recent fatigue showed on his face but did not appear in his mind. Hitler spoke for almost two hours, citing figure after figure without referring to a single note.

Toward Italy his attitude was unchanged. What is past is past. Now he looks to the future and is trying to have us with him. "What impressed me most is his certainty of ultimate victory. Either he Is deluded or he is a real genius His eyes flash whenever he talks about the conflict.

"Ribbentrop says nothing new and nothing that he has thought of himself He is imbued with Russophile ideas. He LONDON, June 30. (P) A potentially serious tug of war over the future control of the Polish army abroad developed- today between the newly formed Warsaw government and Prime Minister Arciszewskl'B exiled administration irt London. The exiled group claimed the loyalty of 250,000 troops abroad and declared that there is "no fear of mass desertion." is surpassed a thousand times by the Unspeakable horrors Of th Bolshevik advance." mum SEPT. HWFirst from the press, and then from the ambas sadors, we receive the texts of 14 years Manchuria has been going through a succession of five-year plans under the guidance of Japanese technical experts who took some of the best features of the early Soviet experiments, plus what they could imitate from Nazi Germany.

That the country has been conditioned for a long-range defense is the opinion of most experts. BECOMES ARSKXAL Vast irrigation schemes, all kinds of experiments to raise food production, the adoption of intensive labor activity and the simultaneous mining and Warsaw spokesmen meanwhile said that all soldiers of the Moscow agreements. 1 They cover the outright partition of flea Mill Sample er Vest MATCH PANTS CO. (Cooyritht. 1943, the Dtlly News.

Inc. All rights reserved for all countries, including ruht (Tomorrow: Mussolini In Skeptical About the Bomb Attempt on Hitler in Munich.) democratic belief will he welcomed home to help in Poland's reconstruction. May Get Choice ceal his hatred for me. I feel much honored." SEPT. 26 "We have already said that during the last few days some sort of plot was hatching between Moscow and Berlin and today we have had a confirmation of it from Rosso (Ambassador in Moscow.) It seems that Von Ribberttrop has returned to Moscow to gign a genuine military alliance, giving Bessarabia and Estonia to the Russisns and the remaining part of ania to the Germans.

AbMiute silence from Berlin. "The Germans prepare to strike a blow without our knowledge every time The alliance between Moscow and responsible British spokesman said the probable solution- expresses himself in favor of' the Communists in such an im-j pudent and vulgar manner as to Poland, although there is a suggestion of German plans to do something later in the way of saving face It is inadmissible that the very head of the Fascist party should support a solution that puts millions of Polish Catholics into the hands of the Bolsheviks. "The French are strange people, who would like to win the sometime in the indeflnke future would give individual Poles a choice between returning home or becoming British subjects in perplex anyone (who listens. "The German people are calm and determined. They will fight and fight well, but they dream TO BITTER SIRVE YOUR BUS TRANSPORTATION NEEDS GREYHOUND Announces the opening of A NEW OFFICE at 512 W.

6TH STREET. Ph. MU 3327 JOHN I. SOUSA. AGENT fOUMEHY AMERICAN At UNtS TlCKCT OFflCl and hope for peace The Italians in Germany hale the 1 Germans heartily but are Con- vinced that Hitler will win the war Goering has not ap-; lottery without buying a ticket." At Rlbbentrop's peremptory proposal, Ciano left for Berlin Sept.

30 and recorded his impressions in the first three diary pages in October. peared. The tragicomedy of the Berlin is a monstrous union made against the letter and spirit of our pact. It is anti-Rome and anti-Catholic It is a return of barbarism against which it Is our historic mission decoration (Goering cried when Sf eMice formerly located Pacific fleerric Station, 810 t. Main, 1 "I found Hitler calm Ribbentrop was awarded the OCT.

transferred to our new ioca-on. Sawing Southern California Homemakers Since 1870 the dominions. The spokesman said it is likely the task of determining this choice will be carried out by an Allied commission. Earlier a British Foreign Office commentator declared that financial support for Polish troops will continue at least temporarily. Poles Ask Truman to Withhold Recognition WASHINGTON, June 30.

(IP) The Polish American Congress has sent a letter to President Truman asking him to withhold recognition of the provisional government of Poland in Warsaw, Charles Rozmarek, president ff the organization, announced today. JULY FEATURE VALUES FURNITURE CO. bv por.vzornfcs The time has now come when most of our thinking, planning and activity has to concentrate on the Far East where the war is assuming vaster proportions than ever before. The erroneous impression created soon after the collapse of Germany that, with the Closing of the European theater of war, our troubles were essentially over has had its effect on vast segments of American opinion. Now it is high time that our whole job across the Pacific be put back in its proper per spective.

Our air and naval operations in the Far East are Bitting an all-time high, with our fighting activity extending from the Kuriles to the Makassar Strait, separating Borneo from the Celebes. TEMPO OX RISE "The bombings of Japanese cities and industrial installations are assuming extraordinary proportions, while the liquidation of the military situation in the Philippines, the consolidation of our power on Okinawa and other aspects of our war activity in the Pacific, constitute the best indications of the rising tempo of our war in that immense area. Under the impact of our blows, a deep and fundamental change is taking place In Ja pan proper. The last vestiges of parliamentary life hftva dis Appeared there. The whole empire is a military dictatorship of the tightest order.

And, what is far more striking, a large migration of population and production plants eems to be taking place into Manchuria, with the possibility that it is there rather than on the main islands of Japan that the empire will deliver its irreatest battles. MIGRATION' CAUSED This forced movement toward the Asiatic mainland is. Incidentally, exactly what the Japanese militarist Wanted since they first took control of Manchuria 14 years Mo. That under normal condi tions less than 200,000 Japanese families had so far migrated to Manchuria was a matter of serious anxiety for the Tokyo militarists. Now," however, with our bombings of the empire proper assuming larger and more destructive proportions every day and hour, ath Japanese masses are more eager to flee to a region where, according to the Tokyo propaganda, they Will feel safer.

It is not generally known outside Japan that for the last to rise with every weapon and resource. But will it be possible for us to do so? Or has not the game been decided tragically already?" KEPT. 2T "Berlin gives us absolutely no information. It is from the press agencies that we learn that Von Ribbentrop has left for Moscow, On the excuse that his time was so limited, Von Ribbentrop refused to receive Attolico. "11 Duce received Comdr.

Pe-cori, our naval attache in Berlin, to discuss German requests for naval assistance. They would like submarine supply stations from us, aid in locating French-British convoys and the transfer of some submarines for operations in the Mediterranean. II Duce in the beginning was favorable With Cava- Spain Determines Status of Laval LONDON, June 30. (U.R)--A Dailv Mail Barcelona dispatch said" that the Spanish government had decided that Pierre industrial expansion of Japan in Manchuria have made of that country a real arsenal of our enemy's effort. In a similar way.

Korea, with its area of. 85,000 square miles and some 23.000,000 population, is so closely identified with Japanese defense and economy as to constitute just another sector of the main empire. Farther to the south, no less than half of China is under Japanese control, with some 200,000,000 Chinese having to work for their new masters, controlling as they do most of the productive, industrial and of the agriculturally richest regions of the country. Thus, without going any farther in the study of our present problem in the Far Kast, without even touching on Southeast Asia, or the Dutch Indies, and merely confining our operations to beating Japan, on her homeland, and China alone, we have before us a huge task. This whole perspective is formidable enough to stagger anyone's imagination.

U.S. POSITION' STRONG Undoubtedly our position in the Far East today is the strongest in America's history. For the first time since the American Flag was raised over the Philippines 50 years ago we have in that Commonwealth a larger Army and the most complete naval and air establishment, to say nothing of the loyal and sincere support of the Philippine people, our friends and allies. With-out the Philippines our task in the Far East would have been faf more difficult than it is today. It might well be hopeless, at that.

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