JUBILANT NAZIS ALL SET TO GO 1939 BERLIN, Aug. 24 Nazis, jubilant and confident, awaited their fuehrers word today to bring the reichs dispute with Poland to a head which they said could not be long delayed. They said that clause four of the historic non aggression treaty between the Nazi and Communist regimes precluded any possibility of Russia entering an alliance with Britain and France. They believed Adolf Hitler had won the greatest diplomatic triumph of his career, and they were set to go. Hitler maintained his silence. Gen. Walter von Brauchitsch, commander in chief of the army, addresses soldiers of the reich Saturday. Adolf Hitler makes a speech at Tannenberg, in East Prussia, Sunday at a celebration of Germanys 1914 Tannenberg victory over Russia. 7,000,000 Med Ready for Eu By United Press War in Europe between the axis powers and the western democracies would plunge 7,000,000 men into action, instantaneously and leave 50,000,000 able bodied men on the sidelines, to join when needed. At the outset, France, Great Britain and Poland, the so called democratic powers, would have a slight numerical advantage over the German Italian axis. The democracies, also, would have more man power behind the fighting lines, though not so many men with military training as the regimented axis powers. The approximate strength: (First figure men under arms and second figure men capable of service.) France, 2,000,000; 4,000,000 (most with some training); Britain, 1,000,000, 6,000,000 (few with any training); Poland, 1,000,000; 1,500,000 (most with training); Germany, 2,000,000, 2,000,000 (Mostly trained) ; Italy, 1,100,000, 5,100,000, (mostly trained). Turkey, Greece and Rumania, inclined to the democracies side, could place 3,000,000 trained men into action. In those countries, as well as Hungary, Jugoslavia and Bulgaria, in the Balkans; in the neutral countries Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Belgium, Holland, Switzerland and Luxembourg in the northwest, and Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania bordering Russia, every able bodied man would be a potential fighter in case the aggressors should violate neutral borders. Friday, Aug. 25. I rested very well last night so am feeling fine this A.M. Dr insisted on my putting my genealogy work away for awhile but I am very anxious to have & do work on fathers line, also my grandmother Huntsmans line. Mrs Jensen is working for me today. I shall put up some fruit and she can sweep & dust up stairs. Made 12 classes of plum jelly. Went for a ride with Dr called to see Mrs Emma Winter who is very sick in the hospital with strok. COBB DISPLAYS AUTO LICENSE BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS Utah, Aug. 23 John R. Cobb, the Englishman who made a new world land speed record, is a man of detail. While awaiting the start of his run this morning, Cobb presented his British drivers license to A. C Pillsbury, of Los Angeles, chief timer of the run. I suppose you want to see my license, Cobb said in all seriousness Pillsbury smiled, then replied: A man who can drive an automobile six miles a minute doesnt need a license in Utah.