The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-29
BRITISH BOMBS
 CRASH GERMANY
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Axis powers are trying to work squeeze play" on the United States in the Pacific ocean and a show down fight with Japan seems ar1- avoidable, according to Arthur Men, ken, American cameraman, report CT and lecturer, after 35,000-mtle trip around the Far East.
 "There is no question that we will have to fight the Japanese sooner of later, and I believe that the time is almost at hand" Mem ken said. Y hope that this coun- try can successfully negotiate with Japan but I am afraid that will never be possible.
 We are being squeezed on both sides now by the Axis and our hope Is that the Pacific tentacles of the Axis will prove weak. If war comes with Japan 1t will be the entire responsibility of the mili- tary clique in Tokyo"
 Edge of Holocaust
 Ankara, Turkey, Oct. 29.-(UP)- President Gen. Ismet S1lonu warned Turkey today that i've live on the very edge of a holocaust" and said that Turkey is ready for all sacri- fees to maintain her national in- tegrity.
 Before reviewing a nlilitray par ade staged in celebration of the 18th anniversary of the establish ment of the Turkish republic, 1nonu said:
 "A terrible struggle is shaking the world. The only way for us to avoid being drawn into the fire is to do our work in a normal manner. Despite all of our cares we must never for- get that we live on the edge of holocaust.
 we must increase production and reduce and regulate expenditure. Work in schools, on farms and in factories must be intensified"
 The president, whose speech was broadcast by radio, spoke from the grandstard at the A1lkara racetrack.
 Ankara was crowded. It was es- timated that 100000 persons came from outside the city to attend the celebrations.
 The military parade included me- dium tanks, flame throwers and sev- eral completely motorized regiments. Most of the troops wore the new Turkish-style steel helmets, which have replaced the former helmets patterned after the French. Most of the troops wore boots made in England.
 Before the parade Inonu received the diplomatic corps at the Par.ia- ment building. U. s. Ambassador John v. A. MacMurray is dean of the corps.
 Against Maxi Order
 Stockholm, Oct. 29-(UP)-Arien Karlssen, chairman of the Stock holm Social Democratic Youth Or- ganization, today presided over meeting against the Nazi new order and the Democratic order"
 Resistance against the new order is growing throughout Europe de- spite punishments and the holding of hostages" Karlssen said. For instance, in Norway Quisling's party was able to win only one per cent of the population while 99 per cent is united against the pro-NaA' re- gime."
 Karlssen said the people of Swe- den were firm against the new or- der, with a few exceptions.
 If our democracy and integrity Gin Sweden) should be attacked with arms the attacker, no matter how powerful, will find @ united people ready to defend their liberty" Karls- sen said.
 Maxi slnEinugs
 Berlin, Oct. 29.-(UP)-Germany claimed today that in @ six days chase, U-boats destroyed IA heavily laden ships totaling 47,000 tons from @ strongly protected British convoy In addition, 1t was said, g. submar- inc torpedoed and sank Q British destroyer.
 The convoy, sailing from Gibral- tar to England, was nearly entirely destroyed, according to the German claims.
 The destruction of the convoy was announced with considerable fanfare, hailed as a great German sea victory.
 The British destroyer reported sunk was said to have been struck by no less than seven torpedoes.
 Protests to Japan
 Peiping, Oct. 2S.-(UP)--The United States embassy sent writ Itent protest to the Japanese embassy today, demanding strong steps tc apprehend an unidentified Oriental who shot a U. s. marine on sentry duty at tn eAmerican embassy.
 The assailant, riding in ricksha fired four revolver shots and wound ed the sentry slightly in the right foot Tuesday midnight. The marine answered with flee rifle shots, but the assailant disappeared in thu darkness.
 The Japanese promised to assisi investigations already started hy American authorities. | A cyclist was fined in Orange Australia. for letting s motor caH tow him.