Solohs' Backing Seen for Sinking Protest

\ r Arcrage Daily Circulation Fhr the StoaOi at May. IM l O m ta , dmweey. 6,764 Say, ca o a g to a t| ^ ly fair, little chauge M tare. Meaaber af tha AaMt Bureau at Ohaalatlana MancheaterÂ CUy of ViUage Charm (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 14,1941 VOL. LX., NO. 218 ^ . .W n ' See Dictators Where New Pipelines . Are Planned French Fall Rack Solohs’ Backing Seen Playing Hiige ^ To New Positions Game of Bluff For Sinking Protest; lut Swiss Observers Nearer Damascus Believe Stalin Will Yield to Hider in Abandon Syrian Town iiiiiii; Hull Hits Vichy Agai Using Tanks Preference to Fighting AVriNNE I; Of Kissoue; British icu i!' And Free FivSftrfi! Are Bern, Swltxerland, June,14.—(g) ■ K'l Hi " Way to Halt ptary Makes Fresh Widespread Sup] M e«^ n l, —Â high-stakes contest of Inters Held Up There Several High School national bluff, with Adolf Hitlsr And Stinging Accusa Appears to Be Derek Days by Resistance bf Foes^ Tanks demanding economic benefits from tion , France Induced • Ing for Whatever V ic h y -L e d Troops. the Ukraine and Joseph Stalin Grada Less playing a waiting game, unwlUIng *To D6 Geinuany’s mands State D< Nation*t Priae Armoret to fight, was described by Swiss London, June 14.— (ff>— sources today as underljdng per Fighting* in Syria; Pos Pro La bor ment May Dispatrii . Force Preparing to Authoritative sources ai^ sistent reports of Soviet-Nasl ten sibility Raised Govern Germany as Result sion. nounced today that ® French Send Mecheawted DivU ATLANTIC |i The Journal de Geneve, which i lOCJlANI ' ment May Back Up Apparently Lett Zetdous Sinking of Mercl troops had abandoned the has authoritative international gion into Maneuvert ' !>'mi * i Syrian town of Kissoue and contacts, declared Germany want ' ll: f'lij' i V 1»“I Warnings with Action. Than Thote Having Ship by SuhmariiMb^ ed access to the Ukraine and the had fallen back to new posi the- Arm y in Tennessee, Grade School Educa- with right to direct wartime production 1 i|M i'*' M 1 Washington, June 14.- tions only a few miles froth June —(ff)—"The only way to from the great bread-basket of Washington, June 14.— (JP) 14 4tun tions or College Men, — Widespread congressio Damascus. Kissoue is 10 miles Btim tank* la with tanka,” declar aouthweatem Russia—a grain and nil 1—A fresh and stinging Unit cattle producing steppe-land twice support appeared to be dc south of Damascus, and Brit ed a high ranking Arm yN^t^r ed States accusation that as big as Texas. Berkeley, Calif., June 14—(S')— oping thday for whatever [ ish and Free French forces today.ay, M the national prise umo; Soviet Premier Steltn, the Jour iFrance had been induced "to Union men with high schooL-edu- testa i^ d demands the St S tr iv in g to capture the^Syrian ed force nal said, , was trying to dodge the do (Sermaiiy’s fighting” in Remands—but it predicted he catlons epparÛy are less sealous Department may dispatch | cpIWhav. t».n hdd " P £S I 1/I'/ t" [i!I Syria rais^ the possibility W i^d give In if necessary to avert tlilj ll i . In their support o f labor than thoaa there for several days by jX - n l il today that the government Germany as a result of a bfeak with Germany. having only grade school educa sinking of the American m« French resistance. Tho Tank Wvlrioia headed n (^ s t o Hopes for Prostration iiiiii soon might back up with ac tions or those who went to college, In the central sector weat of K la-1 from Fort Banning, Oa.—Ita 11,000 StaUn'Il trying to keep Russia tion its warnings to Vichy Betty. Chamberlen, University of chant ship Rohin Moor by soue, these aources said, the A llied j men___ handling_ I.OOO armored out of war’ he etiU en against close collaboration Washington paychologiat. told The subms;rine. Senator forcu now hold Nebatlyb, a»^ vehicles—to participate In tbe war visions "general 0>mmunlst revo PeEroleum Co-ordUiator Harold IckM has been studying a plan with ]^rlin. The first and Western Psychological Associa the Deihocratie leifeder/ **doE6ly ■upported by th$ R.AJFn games next week. lution In the rutes of a Europe to conatruct 4,450 milea of pipelinea to avert a petroleum transporta- tion. nre in touch with Vichy tranaport "Jhe two weeks should help he thought a protest proatrated by the liorrors of bom- tlon shortage. One lino would run from Port Arthur and Texas C ity | most immediate likelihood, in Single men in organised labor north of Merdjayoum.’’- Nearer the Army to experiment with tac bardmenta.........................mil and famine," The Jour to New Jersey, carrying 250,000 barrels of gasoline a day. Another are more in favor of military con ought to be sent immediat tics for stopping tanks as weU as the opinion of some authori the coaat, the Allies were said to nal asserted. I t added: “ He has. from minolar to New Jersey would cany a similar amount of crude acripUbn than their married co- and a s s e rts he found i t ' have encountered "aome opposi provide a real opportunity for find made concessions, and would make ties, was that the Vichy gov oU. A, third line from Portland, Me., to Montreal, would eliminate a to believe the submarine ' tion” near Sldon. more if necessary. RusMr, or 2,000-mile water haul. Work la now under way on a gasoline line ernment might be refused (Contlaned Oe Page Two) (French miUtary eourcea eald (Oonttnneg On Pagn T w o ), more exactly the Ukraine, is tndis- troto Baton Rouge to Greensboro. This line may be extended to Nor further funds from the ap mander sank the veseel AJUed forces had been thrown out pensaMe to a self-sufficient Eu folk. Another line (broken) froina Port St. Joe to Chattanooga, la proximately $1,500,000,000 in out Borne advice from higi at the outaklrta of Sldon after rope in any conflict with Ameri-< completed except for crossing several raUroad rights of way. gaining a foothold there yesterday. French assets frozen in this authority.' OR. • e e '• ,• Long Fight Is A loading critic o f admtnlx Prettot Damaaens Ik U Water Plans “From tbe point of view at the country. tlon foreign policy. Senator SarUer, Informed Britons pre new Europe tne matter needn’t Another possible course of action er (D-Mont), described tha be a cause of war to obtain the dicted today that Damascus, an over which there baa been much Predicted On dent aa "something I wouki cient capital of Sjrria, would fall \Would Raise result desired. It would suffice speculation la that the United nounce.” He said, however, th sfil to enclrcUng Britlah and- Free within existing political actuality Pacific Coast Stiê States eventually might break off thought “at least wa ought French forces within a matter of -for Stalin to consent to permit diplomatic relations with the await an explanation h a to n German clvlUana to organise on a Revenue Bill boura—If it has not been taken al Present Rate ■Vichy regime, clearing the w iy Jump at conclusioaa—If then I ready. modem sclenttflc basis the produc Fronts Closely Eyed for recognition of the "Free explanation.” They were unable to confirm tion, commerce and transport of French” committee of Gen. Charles Ought to Pay to r Xncxidne gratnai” >D« Gteutle. leader o f the French May Not Be Finidly ‘Veteran Senatof Glass (D ^ ^ Contemplated New Re^ forces fighting with Britain. declared that If It was p ro ^ ! effort to effect capitulation of tbe The tide of divergent stories of Lumber Worker#\ Will j Given Grave New Emphaala Passed TIU September; yond question that Gennaay- côir at Norih End strained relations between Berlin Bombeips Raid city without further fighting. Return to Work Mon 'ilie whole question of American- Senate to Speed Re» respOnsible fo r tbs sinking (Dltpatchea from Damaacua yes Cited; Big Increase in and Moscow brought from i Rus- ought to be made to pay Bte, herself, a series of denlaU French relatkma waa given grave terday Indicated the defenders In day; Machinists fo^ new emphssU last night by Secre i duced WPA Measure. “You knew what my tended to declare it an open city, Costs Would Resnll. which, backhandadly, confirmed at Berths of 3 he told newsman. *T laast one of tha reports. .CastBallots Tomorrow tory Hull who said In a atotement ougbt to go over there to spare. Ita 200,000 resldenta that “Germany arams to have pre Washington, Juns 14— (P>—Pre- dangers (ff a- siege.-- JCha-B iil I t was diaolosad at the meeting No Bxpeetattoa Of Fight her out of every Û-boat, - Tbe Soviet government declar vailed on the 'Vichy government to dictlng’.a long Oongresslonsl fight that before and X stUl beUev* i radio broadcast laat niftit from of the directors of the Eighth Nazi" Vessels do Germany’s fighting In the Syria Cslor a report that Vlmy Frei-ih ed last night that German troops By The Associated P reas over tax legislation. Senate Demo- In well-informed quarters it? School and Utilities District held of the general German ad- and Brltlab-Free French leaden were being moved toward Ruasla'a National Defense Mediation area predicted that Sem ta^ vance.” craho Leader Barkley expressed had InaUttfted a parley for the last night that tha Manchester western frontier, but denied that Board officials watched west first mova would be to r the Soviet Union had any reason S trad die Oft*Bombed Further the secretary of state doubt today ftiat a defense" rev Berlin a note of strong i city’s surrender.

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