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Nazi Pressure oil Soviet Seen r
As Move to Put Heat on Turks.
And Get More Grain, Oil
" ' T , By KIRKE L. SIMPSON
. Special to The Statesman
;: Speculation runs riot over. the 'reported nazi troop concen
trations from the Baltic to the Black sea near Russian borders;
but it seems improbable that '4a German-Soviet clash is im
pending. , - ; 7" "-1 f '
There is. some confirmation of : . ' 7 ... .. ',..'
m report - D louna m iuc Lakina- In Rumania TTWW-
Var Novra Dricfa
Hitler-Mussplini . agreement, that
Italy take over from the nazls the j
garrisoning of conquered Greece.
That followed Rome's announce
ment of the withdrawal of nazi air
forces from Sicily.
Obviously German troops are
being redistributed in the Balkans I
and probably in Poland and else-
where along the eastern frontiers
of the German reich. It is also
Ish-Ru&sian relations have been
very close. There have' , been
formal Moscow assurances of
aid to Turkey if attacked, as
well as Russian gestenret of
opposition to German penerta
tion of Bulgaria and Ynro-slovia.
Except under extreme pressure,
Moscow could hardly countenance
rr straddling of the Dardanelles
bar her Black sea outlet Yet it is
shifts correspond to Berlin's plans
for the next major nazi move
against Britain in the east, wheth
er it be via north Africa, Cyprus,
Syria or Turkey, .
Whatever may be the fact as
to Moscow-Berlin' relations at
the moment, however, it does
not seem probable that Hitler
contemplates more than force
politics pressure on Russia lit
this stare, his Joglcal strategy ,
would be to wring from her
farther economic aid such as
food and oil, or possibly to lm
aaoblUze her while he pots the
heat on Turkey to "collaborate"
with the axis against Britain.
With axis Capture of Crete, in
surging domination of the Aegean
sea approached to the Dardanelles,
Turkey is cut off from British
naval help. Her only other sourc
of substantial military aid-against
nazi aggression 'would be from
-Russia.. ,. -V
, And Russian armies and air
bases in Bessarabia, close up to
the Rumanian oil fields that are
German's - main source of power
for her vast war machine, must
always be a matter of special con
cern to Berlin.
It 1 also explains, if they are
true, reports that the main Ger-
army reconcentrauon Is
the shortest land route for a vas
German pincer movement against
the! British beyond the Mediter
ranean. And it remains to be
seen whether Turkey could resist
German demands if neither Brit
ish; naval aid, barred from the
Aegeln, nor Russian help could be
counted on,
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fire drove the attackers away.
Extent of the bomb damage
could not be learned Immediate
ly. The explosive apparently
fell In the pert area.
VALLETTA. Malta, Jane 12
P)-Ten axis warplanea were
reported shot down into the sea
around this British Mediterran
ean island base Thursday by
royal air' force fighter pilots
lashing back with unusual suc
cess at axis raiders whlchhave
killed 29S and seriously injured
Sit civilians In the last 12
months ' of Incessant bombings.
ISTANBUL, June 12HSV
British troops driving Into
northern Syria from Iraq, were
, reported Thursday night to have
occupied Hassetche, 30 miles
Inland, and Deir-Ex Zor, SO
miles inside the French man
date. Another column parallel
ing the Turkish border was re
ported beyond KamechUe, 59
miles from Iraq.
ALGECIBAS, . Spain, June
12-(P)-A plane of undetermined
nationality but believed to be
French; flew three times over
nearby Gibraltar Thursday and
drew heavy anti-aircraft fire.
(Continued from Page 1)"-
tieaUy enough to bund a battle
ship. "Well, not quite, I guess, re
plies the dentist. , r
W. says Dan, who knows.
Ever hear of the Monitor or the
Merrimac?V :
: lie gets in the chair, noticing
the dentist don't- 'appreciate
him. TThey launch you guys
with champagne?" ho asks.
"Maybe," the dentist says, pass
ing it off.
"I was to a dentist in Mon
tevideo once that must of been
launched with bilge water," Dan
says. "He practically . murdered
me trying to find out what was
wrong with a molar.- Finally he
took it out and . sent it to a col
lege at Rio." V
"Will -you have a local, Mr.
M'Goober? the dentist asks.
"I sure wont' says Dan. "You
think I'm a sissy?"
The dentist gives him a riled
look and lays out more tools than
they used on the Rushmore Me
morial Job. His girl turns on the
radio, loud, and he proceeds to
give Dan the works. He drills.
He chisels. He really sculptures.
Tooth chips big as pearls flip out
And on the radio a newscast's
describing how they're bombing
London.
The dentist's wringing wet
and his girl's expression im
plies she's aa unwilling Mces
sory after the fact. For she
knows Danll swear out a war
rant naming himself a victim of
mayhem.
And when they've -stuffed in
the 'quicksilver, or whatever it is
that goes "scnm-n-nch! when it's
pressed in the hole, Dan's dead
to the world. ;
"He's passed out!" the girl cries,
and graEa his pulse.
- Dan opens his ey es. "Through
already?" he asks, rising and
quelchlnga yawn. "DammitT I
fell asleep and missed that news
cast Doc, you guys sure got this
tooth fixing down pat, compared
to some places 1 teen to."'
It's the zxtj rakes' my
Lie Daa Lie tiat Why, one
before ho Jstas cp I remember
him staying la bed wk
- with hangnafff i '
ANGUS JTGOOBER.
mmmmm MUM
MAfSURPASSBT)
Workers See
Plane Test,
Band Plays
, LOS ANGELES, June l.Wf j
Seven thousand workers at the i
army-operated North American
-aviation plant were entertained at i
an hour-long air show with payj
Thursday, while the l$th .in
fantry band supplied music, 7it
, Bob Chelton, former army j
aviator who is now a North
American test pilot took aloft a
new 1 Mustang ' pursuit plane .and
at speed reaching 300 miles an
hour put it through, steep climbs,
rolls ! and turns. ' J
Later two other pilots in Har
vard bombers simulated a bomb j
attack. Both types of ships are!
being built for Great Britain.
One of the band selections,!
which the bandmaster announced
. was dedicated to North American
workers, was - "Marching Along:
Together." V'
The 15th 'infantry has occupied
the plant since it was taken over
Monday by the army, ending a
sporadic ClO-United Automobile
' Workers strike.
i .. , ,
High School
Class tril
i Holds Reunion -
First reunion since their grad
uation from Salem high school 30 !
' - vears aeo was celebrated Wednes
day night at the Marion hotel by
members of the class of 1911. Rev. I
Clinton Ostrander. pastor of Uni- j
versity Congregational , church . in
Seattle, resided. . '
' The time was spent in reminis
in. Members of 'the committee
in charge, Earl Brunk, Claudine
Rose Foster, Clare nee Byrd and
Rita Stiner Fnre. were instructed i
hot, to wait another 30 years for
the second get-together.
..Twenty five members of the
.' class were present, or about half
the original class. Those from out-
of-town included Genevieve Fra-
,; xier Anderson of Seattle, Merle
. Tracr of Tacoma. Bob Savage xt
Roseburg and Vin Shank of Al
bany. ... .
British Vessel Sunk
t NEW YORK, June 12-rVThe
4,597-ton British freighter Tre
bartha was sunk recently during
a German plane raid on the Firth
of Fourth, maritime circles dis-
' closed Thursday. No report on
casualties was available. - - :.
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