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YANKS OESIROY Eimoreplilis A! WEWAK BASE LATE BtLLl EXECUTION ; . WASltn(QTON.’A«t. Clapper «U j for •nmmart’ <«r the latnlorQwDtd. of Oltler and MuuaUni br Ute reraUUM. i«ni(bt fJrto* VnlUd NkUons—And lelli re» hi* R«aoB«- •nd otiMf tnctal-lndwlriH fl(t<tV«iK.es' Dos't B lu CUpptr*t MlDsm todajr, u a t h e .w i w ln w CML'.oUpit^*^ Um'.W t n n a*r. on P W four. A Reslona] Newspaper Serrlns VOL. 28, N O. 110 > TWIN FALLS. IDAHO. SUNDAY, AUGUST 22,1048 JAPS FLEE FROM KISKA China’s Foreign Three Leaders, Three Flags YANKS OESIROY YankSj Canadians Minister to Join eiMOREPLiliS A! WEWAK BASE Land to Find A ll Quebec Conferees A LLIED HEADQUAR­ TERS IN TH E SOUTHWEST ay JOHN AL IIIOKTOWER PACIFIC, Sunday, Aug. 22 O f G arrison Gone QUEBEC, Au?. 21 (/P>—T. V. Soong, Chinese foreign (/P) — T h irty - th re e Japanese m in iste r, la expected to jo in the Quebec w a r co n fe re n ce w ith ­ planea wore shot out of th e ■ Br llM IttO N W. PAROU in the next 48 hours for discussions with President Roosevelt sky and 34 left in flames on WASHINGTON, Aug. 21 (AP)—American and Canadian forces,. , and Prime M iniater Churchili on China's rolo jn-Iorthcoming the ground fit Wewak, New offensive operations against Japan. Guinea, Saturday by Ameri­ their enemy g:one without offering final battle, stood undisputed Word of Soong’s expcctoa'arrival was the day’s second can Mitchell bombera and masters of K iska tonight and the once ambitious Japanese invasion . development focusing attention ,on plans for powerful new Lightning fighters to increase of North Am erica lay a bombed and bombarded failure. smashes at the enemy in the — ^ ^ ------- — :— :— ----- enemy losses there .since Tues­ Pacific. day to more than 800.' “No Japanese were found," With those words the navy told today ^ The first was the simul­ Attacking air rclnforcemeots Soviet Puts which tlio persiatcnt Japanese mov­ of seizure on A u g. 15 of the once strong enemy air and submarine taneous discloauro here and in ed In to replace a fleet virtually base in the Aleutian islands. Washington and Ottawa that Nazi Losses wiped out earlier In the week, tho a combined American-Canadi- Mitchells went after the gniundM Fogs presum ably aided the Japanese in evacuating the remnants planes while P-3S« batUed two-to- an force had occupied Kiska one numerical oddsjn the air. of their gaiTison, once estimated at 10,000 men. But the’navy, in island, the enemy’s last bas- At Million Augmenting this sew air blow, big tion in the north central Pa­ LONDON, Sun'dny, Aug. 22 WV- Liberators flew a roundtrip of more offering that supposition, was careful to qualifyi saying: ^ cific, without resistance. The Qcrmons have lost 1.000,000 than 2.000 mile« to heavily hit the “ It is not known how men killed and wunded in the third enemya nickel mining ccnter at Po- SlTOlien Early, presldcnUal sccre- summer of fighting in Russia, a spe­ melna on the east shore of Ihe gulf the, Japanese got away, tur. sold that Soons wbs expected, cial Soviet bulletin announced last of Bone. Dutch Celebes. Other but it 18 possible that en­ allhouffh be indicated amingmienU night. This Is a third of theh: esU- American plane.* attacked enemy air Back in U. S. Hands for hl3 Jolnlnff the confcrtnco had msUd etfecUves along the 1^00- bases in the Sqjomons. emy surface ships were not been finally complctfd. mllg Russian front. able to reach Kiska under Early olao sold that Bccrtlary of On tho basis of previous ... Aellrity Limited to Air War etJmson. who rtcenOy return­ announcements this brought tho AcUvlty reported in tho Solomcms cover of the'heavy fogs ed trocR a tour or the uorlh African iwBts Of awmony and Iver ...... Mcur also was limited to the all. that have been prevalent” theater, would get In tomorrow and to 7.400,000 men kUled, m _ . American fighter planes attacked that MM- Oen. William J- Donovan, and captured since AdoU Hitler the enemy air base In tho Shartlond Two..weeka t)f the heav­ chief of the office of »tmt«tlo serv­ flnt plunged to the east on June 33, IsUmds below Bougainville, shooting Hie Asierlcan. Canadian and British flags, refpecUvely, fty above down a float plane and setting fires iest bombings'yet carried ices. U here. 1041. Frcaldent RMsevell. Priaeeu Aliee ani Winston Chnichlll In Ihb view Mr. Roosevelt and Mr. Churchill .A ' spcclal Soviet communique on shpre. out against the Japanese of ihelrtatberinglo Qoebee, Canada. Princess Alice 1* wife ef Canada's Northeast of Munda. other fight­ casTaued the war tlitpplng iltuo- marking the second anniversary ot (oveinot-rencra), Ibe earl eS Athlone. pr^eded the landing, the at ft luncheon eoafcrcnce with the war last June 33 said that S.- ers strafed Japanese Installations on Lord Leathers, Brltliti miiiliter of 400X100 Qertnan and satellite Santa Isabel Island which has an navy disclosed in lifting war tranjport, and LcwU Douglas, had been killed or made prisoner, enemy seaplane hose. deputy chairman o f the Onied BtiM turning Russia into ai graveyard for The Japanese air raid on Munda, the silencerthat has cIoak> x war shipping tjoord. Qem ^ hopes ot world emplro. ‘ .................... red Aug. ed: nox^h-'Pa?lfi[o;iict{$iifl: a before It WM ovJdent that Roosevelt and 4,000 Killed Saturday Litvinoff Removed for . three. -ex-; Prime VinUler Mackcnile King of Even as these staggerlne -losses Canada Were Impreaed mainly with were announced, the Moscow radio “ ' “tned this' silti^eij^was . tho Uek of resistance. said that more than 4/X)0 other ^y a.M i^. ,the . In a aW t time KIski» being nozis loit their Uvea yesterday. os spoken or amona the ©lUUry'snd rtd aimj drew lu aooae Uaht- ..... Dcrou from Aust naval'observers her* a* a symbol flf- sr about vital Kharkov and- ham- •--I'ONDO N, Sunday,'AtitEr. 2 ^ / P )- ^ T h o •Soviet'^govemincnt In full retreat la the Salafuua s c o ^ ___ . i n ’shiashM anH'i,_ B new period tn JaponcM mlUtaiy mecM*atAtabbom Oerman forces Iri;firaiirpH5e move today reHaved.itB';Becond""'■ ‘ ‘ ' tor on the northeastern coast of the policy--* period In which Ute em­ near Bryansk and Spos-Dcmensk. fl'mbasstidor of his post tonight .pcpl<icing ilaxim Litvinoff, Island. , navy. wished , to supply battled nlpposese no longer con af­ Tbs mldalght comoiunlque cup- ■Russian ambassador to the United.'States,'with Andrei A. MoanUtn Front Cracks Tokyo witji nftnews. ford to s<]uandcr human Urcs tn plcment, recorded by tlio Soviet In M days—Aug.'! to J*-heavy fdce-saTlng defeiuo of doomed ter­ monitor from a Moscow broadost. Gromyko, now counselor of the Soviot embassy, in'Wash- .This compteC« change of situation In this theater o f the war is the re­ and light bombers, aive bombers, . ritory. It was evaluated, too, s said that ifiOO Otrman* were klUed- injrton. fighter planes fmd cannon-carrying Btartlog point for new offensive as’ a Russian column fighting sult of. montha o f aerial bot ‘ ' northwest of the city ovcm ia sev­ • A curt communique broadcaat-by Moscow radio-and re­ and slow ground advances by planes roared down on Kiska 109. - Uon aimed at seizing an allied base Umes. Ihey dumped tons and tons „ en the Japanese side of tho Pacific, eral more vlUnges. corded-by the Soviet momtoiw.gaye no explanation for the troops which flnoJly crocket ___ In the Kurlles Islands. •nie embctUed Qermans threw mo\e.............. •,.•••■■ open tho motmtoln front line of In tho absencc o f an; announce­ fresli reserves into'the battle raging Litvinoff returned to Russia-, fo r • consultfltibri last May tho enemy. The routing o f the nipponese from ment to the contmry It was general­ vut of Kharkov, and the Moscow although' the .British-bom Mrs. .latvinoff, the former Ivy Moved in July? ly assumed that Mr. ChuTChlll, the buIleUn said that Russian forces the ridgo poslUons, some u close NEW YORK, Aug. 31 WV-X President and tho Canadian prime cut down 1300 of them as they Low, remained in Washington; . - as two miles to tho airfield._____ Tdkyo broadcast tonight an­ minister were continuing their plan- counter - attacked strongly. Forty Only Iwt month Iran Maisky. - nounecd In Qcn. Douglas MacAr- tiere b m delalled map of Kiska IslaaO. wblcb U now back Is the nounced the “ transference" at slsg today w\Vb cmjAnsls on poU- noil tanks w m kaocked ' ' ________to LcmSon. was . replaced thut's BaUirdny communlijue, which bsnds ot. the U B. An atUck oa the bUnd revealed that l^ie Japs aftcT. years In England. Japanese forcto from KUka Is- Ucal Bspocts of ttao war. this acUon. tho Ri ' said Uio enemy waa “in fuU rttrcat bad left (hr last bit o f 17. S. territory takea In the early wsr drive. land hi “the lotter part ot July.- U t^ off's dlstnlsal followed Bus­ Removed to his Irmer vital defenses at Sala* Anotber Tokyo broadcwt said Nad forces countu-attacked___ an press calls for the allies to open maua Haelf." the Japanese garrison had been nr Byransk In the central sector of the k second front" In wesHm Europe A bloody battle is expected for the removed “In order to initiate new actlre front, the midnight commu­ nd thus.drain off the .huge Oer- prited alrdromo. The newly won po- operations afterward." nique said, but were repulsed with iftn'forces batUlng In Russia.
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