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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-01-24

Resolution. by Councilman Ford
Wagar.
Resolved: BY the City Council OF
the City of WyandOtte, that the Cit!
clerk be and Is hereby authorized and
directed to draw his warrant on the
proper funds in payment Of the list OF
annroved accounts as submitted at this
session.
| move the adoption Of the fOreSo-
ing resolution.
Councilman Ford Wagar
Supported by Councilman Schultz.
Yeas: Councilmen Benin, BrOhl,
Mason. Schultz. Wagar. Wagner.
Nays: None.
Recess
Recovering.
Roll Call
Present: Councilmen Benin, Brohl,
Mason, Schultz. Wagar, Wagner.
Absent: None.
Resolutions.
Wyandotte, Mich. Jan. 81. 1871.
Resolution. by Councilman Ford
Wagar.
Resolved by the City Council Of The
City Of Wyandotte, that the request OF
tho CITY Assessor in his cOmmunicl-
ton of January u, 1911, for the can
collation. of paving assessment OF
1924 80 assessed to Lot 10 OF Eureka
Iron and Steel Works Subdivision and
the reassessment of the same amount
to Lots 1, .. 3. 4. 3 and q OF the Say
inski Subdivision. he and hereby l.
granted.
move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman Ford Wagar.
Supported by Councilman Schultz.
Yeas: Councilmen Benin, BrOhl
Mason. Schultz, Wagar, Wagner.
Nays: None.
WyandOtte. Mich, Jan. u. 1871.
Resolution by Councilman Fore
Wagar
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Wyandotte. that the request OF
the Municipal Service Commission OF
the City of Wyandotte. for AUTHORIZE
ton To execute for and on behalf OF
the Municipal Service Commission. tho
proposed contract between the Munich
pal Service Commission and the Mich
igan Alkali Company for reciprocal
standby service, be and hereby l.
granted. as per the request OF the Mu-
nicipal Service Commission in their re
solution of January 18th, 1911.
| move the adoption of the foregO
ing resolution.
Councilman Ford Wagar.
Supported by Councilman Schultz.
Yeas: COuncilmen Benin, Brohl
Mason. Schultz. wagar, Wagner.
Nays: None.
WyandOtte, Mich, Jan. q, 194l.
Resolution, by Councilman Ford
Wagar.
Resolved by the City Council Of the
CITY of Wyandotte. that the communi-
cation of Russell A. GOugeon in refer
ence to construction Of building in fire
zone be referred 10 the City Engineer
for his report and recommendation on
the subject, to the City Council. at
next regular session.
move the adoption OF the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman Ford Wagar.
Supported by Councilman Schultz.
Yeas: Councilmen Benin. Br0hl,
Mason. Schultz. Wagar. Wagner.
Nays: None.
WyandOtte. Mich. Jan. 81. 1871
dissolution, by Councilman Ford
Wagaf.
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Wyandotte, that the City Clerk
be and hereby is authorized to draw
voucher on the City Treasurer, pay
:fble tn the City Treasurer in amount
OF $145.7S in payment Of County Tax
a. per the request Of the City Assess
Or in his communication OF January
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-01-24
Common Pins

The first American pins were
made in Rhode Island during the
Revolutionary war, by jeremiah
Wilkinson.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-01-24
Cats, Pigs

Cats and guinea-pigs cannot heal;
certain tones at all because dhe notes
are too high.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-01-24

Sincerely yours,
Joseph L. kalash.
Court Clerk.
Received and placed on hle-
Honorable Mayor and Council,
WyandOtte. Michigan.
Gentlemen:
Kindly authorize the City Clerk 10
transfer slt5.1a from the CONTINGENT
Fund OF the City to the County lax
Fund OF the City Treasurer.
Du, 10 ira POSITION or hcures
when the rate was set, the tax spread
was short Of the levy by the ABOVE
amount
Respectfully,
coward W. Kane,
City Assessor.
Referred TO CoBacil.
Honorable Mayor aud Council
Wyandotte. Michigan.
Gentlemen:
Kindly authorize the cancelianon Oh
4 pavinr sss.szment of $32430 assess
ed to lot 10 OF Eureka Iron anu Sleei
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-04
NOTICE OF

An advance bid having been maja
upon the property hereinafter set Out.
ond under and by virtue of The order,
.:sued by the Clerk of the Superior
Court OF Warren County, North Car
Dina, in the Special Proceeding en-
titled M. y. Cooper and wife, Mis-
heW {. Cooper, and Mrs. Jennie
Stted (widow) VS.. Emma Steed Har-
lis and Willie b Harris. her husband
Catherine Steed Miller and Nathan
/. Miller, her husband, viii Steed
Jr., and Mary b. Steed. his wife
tmInor) Bessie Steed Steeall and
Ernest Stegall tminor) her husband.
Charlie Stecd (minor and unmarrl-
ed, and +. b. Hight, Administrator
of the Estate of Myrtle Stecd, de-
ceased. and +. A. Steed, il. and Bet
tie Pinnell Steed, his wife. which
Special Proceeding is dockcted IN
tn" office of the said Clerk. and by
authority of the said orders, the UNI
GcrSIgncd commissioners will AGAIN
tfier for sale at public auction. for
cash, ii the courthouse door in Hen
dcr>on, North Carolina. at II O'Clock,
Noon ON Monday, July :, 1871, the
following described tracts OF parcels
49,
N"JI''n 'i'n VI i'op'.
ny interest in the dover of nv
mother in the tract upon which she
row lives and contains 81 acres.
'" Wy ioi
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~ 'i, W '.ois, ue'.a'ihe'
o',IiS >"nN.sm '''',. ooun,
~ ''n1 "pa't
t"1I,' ~ iuS H''s 'o'eeo
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, l' - h'a ieie .
raaa o, IT,, go " 80 '1n %
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f. .
pa- ara '"I NOD.
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-04
T OF RESALE.
commissioner

An advance bid having beer made
upon the property hereinafter set out,
aid under and by virtue of orders of
'he Clerk Of the Superior Court OF
Vance County in the Special Proceed
ing entitled Rosa Lillian Adcox,
widow; Chester AdcoX. lola A. New
on and husband, r. p. Newton, An
me Rlggan and husband. John Rig
gan. vs.. Fannie Adcox, widow,
Florence Burnett, Rena Clark Harper
end husband, Robert Harper; Willie
Clark, Katherine Clark Stevenson
md husband. Taylor Stevenson;
Claude Clark and wife, Make Clark:
Annie Mitchell and husband. Willie
Mitchell. Eleanor Clark, Mildred
CLARK. Margaret Louise Clark. and
Magazine Clark (minor children of
Clarence Clark, Irving +. Dogget'
and wife, Iona Doggett; Ossie Pearl
Abbott and husband, Clelland 40
bott, ROBBIE Adcox and wife, Gillie
Parrish AdcoX, Levine Adcox John
son and husband, Alvin II, Johnson,
EIberta .Adcox Murphy and nus
band, Starkey Murphy; Theo Wilson
and wife, Alice Wilson, Buddy Viii
son. and wife. Katherine p. Wilson;
Lyndell Wilson, Iris Wilson, minor,
{. +. Wilson, minor. Odell Wilson
pulle and husband. DOUGLASS Pulley.
lawrence Nj. Adcox. Jr. minor. and
Row Adcox minor. which Special
Procaed;ng annears of record in the
ott;ce of he said Clerk. the under
sjqned Commissioned viii ON Mon
dav .Julv 7 1871 at - O'clock
Noon at the Courthouse door of
Vance County again offer for sale
and sell to the highest bidder for
cash the following described real
estate.
at a stump on the Hem
derson &, Warr,nton pnhl;c Road
and RIM thence along the road u
"a "a F 80. N 80 10 F. o75. N
81 "a F 90. s 81 - f 3 "a. s
76 : N. 4O - + 2 oo chains ia
= branch. tbcpce mn ,Le branch {
a. w j 40. s az Ia w 40. s n
" 60. { a. ID w 20. 6 81 -
w $50. S y Ia w s S rs "A
w . 20. s : f Is. s Is w 40. s
? W o 90 w . no. s 40 w 2 40
s "a w 3 O s Is - r . 90. 6
~ 81 w. 900: S 10 w. 200: S. Ia
" 300, w 60. S 81 - W. s
CHAINS 70 a ponjor on the East hank
Of :, h,.apcb. ,henca G n ii w an
Chains 70 = Stone Horten's corner.
tbenre NJ - + "a o. chains ~ Inc
Ieoinninp contaiping 50 acres by
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-04
Wife Preserers

To remove ink from u walnut table. nut
Anew drops OF spirits Of inter (nitric acid)
IN a teaspoon of water, touch the SPOT
with a feather dipped in the mixture. and
as soon as the ink disappears, rub imme-
diately with a rag wet inVold water. or it
VIII leave a white mark The spots should
then be polished.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-04
Keeper Believes.

Mo f-n.lnI,,, -"
FIl" Ioene %nli+a Ne8p, .''i GOWN IRA.
,yls. 10 , o'.|.c Fa'" t4a a.nca
md III ~. $1,000. a. 10 'e 5tted lie
"a ...s .~','Nel'o4o We're eo2NeItaa
D'p,'1c"' "l'' ne '"oN lneH It.
49,, l,Ud aa,",n ll.1.' ""1td~ and
r9.-n.,o 49,, at'e... ]e.fE jill the.
M, pl571r 5,5d ~ a'''@ semi WORE
net. / 1"' ana Nlia~ Wet" 'o uc freed
NM. e 81, @''(' 'heE h}o been
+aar 2e"re'' ,l"' imprisoned, ana
gaaa., ,a '''il.''i '.Hzea~ tire
d',57m ,ar.o I.>oif should come
,r.+lcl ,bov'dda" an" i.'e them
Gl'a1. ~.
...-g.,, ,''.'S at'eI 'i-S, I'D their
.IH~r-rG fhal" + 80 Ing Jew 'E'od
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-04

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-04

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-07

nm oieie Seit eab oas Staatsiefreta<
riat cine 5drift bera,ts, in pelder
bie Satigfeit oes 81. Stubles felt benz
8ontififatsantritt 8ils' bes 3tpolf-
ten bis @noe 1889 geidloert mar.
Nun erfdien, BON Ser gleiden' Mmts.
ftelle berausgegeben, cine -Sdrift iiber
sic s(ftipitdt bcs 8atifans int Sabre
1910. Sffenbar banoelt es ii1 INN
cine 1lidbt llntpibtige geeuerl,,tg Sic
5eigt, baB altb irn gatifan Ser @ert
elmer euten Bubli5itat fir eine Nes
sierl,ng bod eingeidabt miro. Sie
lettidbrise 1880 Sdrift tpuroe
nah ibrem l1mi6la9e als patifaltiides
@elbbud beaeibnet. Sbidon belttlid
.auf ibren nnihtoffiaieuen'' Gbarafter
bingeipieien tpl,rbe, ihdbten Die batifa=
niiber Diplomaten llnb Soitrnalilten
biefes 9anbbnh bod al.Beroroentlid.
Da nun bener oie 5ortiebung er-
fhien, nints1t man aagentein an oaB
cine nene batifanilbe Gdriftreibe be-
griinoet plr0e, melde Der Defientlid=.
feit autbentiihen anfidIuB ;iber oie
Birffanlfeit bes Seiligen St,lbles err
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-07

ni6t iebr lmlfangreibe 8roi6iire lit
in 12 8apitel abgeteilt: sic Sdtisfeit
bes 81. 8aters, Die 8e5iebrneen nit
Solberdnen rno. Staatsoberbd,tpterr,
@e5iebuneen ,lno Bertrdge nit &e-
gierllngen bas 81. &ollegilrm. Sci
lig- uno Seligipre6lmgelr, Miiiionen,
aatbolii6e slftion 8eridie6ene Co
fumente, bas &riegsansfllnftsbiiro
oes 8atifans, 4poit. N,ntiatl,rell oas.
6iplontatifbe aorps, oas Yerional bes
81. 5tnbles. 8ie a,ls bieier sui-
5dblnng berDoreebt, ipieaelt iid bie
ganse batifaniibe 9atigfeit, tpenn
.alt6 lneiitens n,1r in Stidtporten; IN
Der Sdrift. geatiir1id treten auf ie<
Der Seite bie Musipirf,nge,, oes arie-
+ges in grideinung. go miro beaiis-
lid Ser arieesfolsen fir sic Miiiio=
men betont, bob stuar Sic S,1ternier,ln=
gen l,no @usipeiiitngen bon Miiiiona=
rem aug ben 2olonialgebieten pe,,i=
ger 5ablreib finb nls inl lekten arie-
ge; Sic aroBen 5dtpierigfeiten, Sic
bel langerer ariegs6auer gerabeau ~,
elmer 2ebensgefabr neroen miiBten,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-07

teilen ion. Sn 10 ftiirn1iiden 3eiten
uie be1, sesenpdrtiaen iif oies Gin
@eoante, Der stpeiiellos allieitis be.
sriibt tperben ipiro. sssbrem Snbalte
1lady iit sic neue 8,lblifatien peber
cine. Ben Jarbbii6ern Der @eaierung
analoge Afteniaun,l,nlg nod eine
Daritelli.ng BLOB 6iploniatiider Bors
gdr.ge. Bielntebr, ,mlfoBt Der l1eber.
blid bie geiamte, a,,d Die innerfird.
li6e Satigfeit oes 81. Stub1es. Dic
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-07
1lnpplitiicb : 3eitldufte

" -
9apjt pius Ser 3tpSlfte bot in.
6orn1 eines an ben p1pitliden 5taats-
iefref6r aarbinaf Maglione geridte-
ten S1reibens oie Gl1nhigen, INSIDE
ionbere Die ai,,oer, eriudt, il, einen
@ebetsfreu53ng fir Die Nieoerfebr
6es @eltfrieoens au beten.
n2abt bic aleinen bar,tm fleben,
Dab bic ipeitere Dauer bieies fl,rdt-
barren llnbeils Goes -arieges) abge-
fiir5t iperbe'', beiBt es in Der pdpIt-
li1en &un6geb,lng, ,,lt,tb baB elm bau.
ernoer Srieoe bergeltellt merbe, ser
iid III bereinitin1nl,ng nit Sen INT
berlekli6en @eboten ser @erehtigfeit
nno 2iebe befinoet, eii1es Srienens,
Der nibt I. nene Rriegsuriaden
fdafft, ionoern bie 8Dlfer fdnltlid) an
eine,n briioerliben, barrnoniihen Ser.
bano sliiamnle,,ldlieBf, Der ibnen al
len bebiIflid III, III Hube ,ino Grie-
ben Die Griidte ibrer Arbeit s,t ge-
nicBe1. ''..;.:.. n;..
Der Yapft per,lrteiit an nnberen
Gielen feiaes S6reibens, Die ,,,litse.
5iiselten gegieroen'., oie nun III Ser
Welt porberrfdenb feie,r ,,ib Sob
llno gereeltnngsindt.
gs tpar bas brittle WaaI felt We-
ainn feiner airde,resieru,a bob
1 Bins Der 3p0Iite ane @larbigerl
feierIid alirlt Gebet fir geenoislulg
,oes arieaes alifscforoert bat.
Rar6inaI aarl aaspnr. Gr5biidof
bon Brag, lit nod LANCER &ranfDeit
Inn sllter bon 20 Sabren III 8ras
geiforben. Der aarbinal ipirbe, als
&c I'M ssuni 1888 bie Ser. Staaten be-
ii,d)te, als ,,8rabe eagle gbren-
bdnptling Der Sioilr Snbianer in ben
Dafotas. CT tpuroe a,m is. Wai 1870
als Sobn eines S1ulleiters in Miroe,
fdan nabe Bilien geboren lino itu.
bierte am golIegilb 8obenlicam 1T
Monl. Gr n,,roe 1893 gum Brieiter
seipeibt l,no begann feline GGtisfeit
m,,ter Dei,tiden l,n6 Eibeden oIs
Gaplan i'm gr5gebirge. 1921 tpuroe
Ct 5um Biidof bon aoniggrdt err
,,alnt ltno 5ebn Sabre ipdter in Yrag
5nnt gr5biidof. Sim 16. 9e5enber
1926 tpur6e er &aroinal.
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Mae air6en gnglanos, tpeI6e ourd)
2llftiiberfdlle beib1bigt iporben iino,
tuer6eit, pie aus nel1en Beitimlnl,n-
gen iiber 3unngsperiiherung berpor.
gebt, alif Soften Der Mesierung ipieber
apfgebnnt. Bon ben @emeinbemit-
gliebern meroen feinerlei 8eitrage fir
9eftreiti,ng Ser l1nfolten berlangt
tper6eit.
Wie aus 8eIgien beridtet miro,
fdmpft bic neltberiibmte fatbolilde
ltniberIitGt in 2oipen einen berlpeie
felteit aampf Inn lire afaoentiihe
Greibeit. Observation-Disclosures areiie
baben arf bie SSi,itit,ltion einen dit.
Berlt itarfen Druid aisgeiibt, Inn lie
Der ,,1eilen 8emegllng" einaureiben.
Dieies ginfiltern 1ntionaIjoainliiti.
ider 2ebre fano ieood ,,1eridiitterli.
den Nioeritano beionoers bonieiten
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-07

IiGen 8aien abgeidnitten ieien umS
ein NadIdub bon Berional ,mo Mit.
teln anlmer au1nt6aliher iperbe.
@..@ .,',
MnlGbli6 oes SSabrestases ser @e.
Iieslng Bolens our6 sic So,pietresie-
r,lng fanben IN peridiebenen Stdbien
oes an Soipietrublanb aefaaenen
Seiles hes Sanoes sablrei6e Ser.
1iammlltngen itott, in benen cine 8i-
lang i6er bie Grfolge ser @ottloien-
propaganda IN bieicn @ebieten gc5o.
Fger iuurbe. Die in 2emberg erid)ei.
nenoe 3eihu,g ,,emomifaia Hralpba"
brad)te einen slnfias, in meldem felt.
geitellt miro, bab bisber 800 &irdcn
lno 2 Synagogen I'M Nun ru1lilh
gelporoenen elemaligen Eolen ibrer
I8eitimm1mg e,lt5oaen uorben ieien.
lteber 800 @eiitlide ser peridieocnen
&onfefiionen ieien a1sgeipieicn NOR.
Den. Gtrpa 1000 fonfeiiionelle S6n.
len bat man eeidloiien. 10 Saaes5ci-
tlmgen nllo ,3eitld,rifteu, sic iriiber
religi6ien Gbarafter batter, merben
|nlnlnlebr ollrh Sen Gottlolenperbano
lfiir oelien eigenen 8ropaganba Der.
ansgeaeber. Srpsbem f0nnten iid,
- erflart oas 9latt, Sic @ottlolenper.
bdnoe nit Oen bisber erreid)ten gr.
Ifolgen nidt 5,tfrieoen geben, ipeil Die
| 3abl Der @ottgldlibigen sic onl Sir
sIhenbelud feitbalten, ilnmer nod in
Die Sllnecrttaltienbe gebt.
9ie gottloien 8olihemiiten iino
tpenigitens in bieiem &nnfte ebrlid,.
Sic. betrei6en ibre 9feligionsperfol-
gnng offe,t nidt ,luter Dem Mantel
Der Send)eleL uie sic Moai, ipelde Der
Welt ibre ein5igartige Solera15 ppr-
liigen nno nit alien Wfitteln sic Me.
ligion 1T 9euti6lano llno IN oen
bon ibuen fontrollierten 2Gnoern at
eroreiieln iltben.
9nr1 Sic @inberniuna 5ablreider
@eiltlider in Sen &riegsbienlt Iino in
9elttiGlano sic berbleibenoen Gecl-
lorger, tpie es in bem r0mii6en Sc.
frete beiBt, ulo iebr belaitet tpproen,
oab iie oft Sen &erpflidtltneen i1rcs
Seeliorgeanltes fann 5,1 geniigen Der.
mogcn'. s(us bieIem @r,nbe fat Die
r0nliide aonsilsforsreeation auf
Bitten oc5 Soriisenoen Ser Suloaer
9ii6ofSfonferen5 bes &oroinals Ser.
tram BON @reslall, hur6 ein 2cfret
oie oel.tiden @ild0ic ernl6dtigt, iol.
DIE @eiltli6e bon ser &erpflihtl,na
5lm 8rebicraebet 5lt ent6inoen mno
ltatt oeiien anbere lcidtere @ebcte an.
sltor6nen.
sSm Nunbfunf 1no bpr ser fatbo.
lilden Stu6enteni6aft Nem gorfs
tpanote iid Misr. Sutton S. Sbeem.
Brofeiior an ser aatbolii6cn llniper.
ittat bon @merifa, ernel1t gcgen enee
8e5iebllngen spiid)en Sen Ser. Staa-
ten uno SomietrrBlano sn @esua
auf 6as in Amcrifa piel erorterte
Ebema Stride .,,n6 Grieg erflGrte
Misr. sbee1: ,Die er0Bte Soffnuns
Der belltigen @clt rubt auf Ser fatho.
lilden Stride. Die 2e,tte reoeu mebr
| (5ortIeslmg auf seite 12)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-07

Solepb aarDi1lal pan 8oeDs, bes 8ri-
mos bon 9elaien ,1no Wadfolsers Don
auroinai Wercier altf oem 8iidois-
1t,tbl bon We6eln. E. .I:.:4s
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-07

1teber cine nelle 5briftreibe, bie
bonn gatifan beroffentlidt miro, be-
ridtet Sic ,,,aipa":: gergangenes Sabr
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-07

lagen oielmebr barin, baB sic meilten
Miiiionen Dei,te BON ibren europai..
iden 8aien abgeidnitten ieien unO
ein Na6Ibub BON Berlonal lmb Mit.
teln inlmer ,mm0glider tperbe.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
japanese Apology for Bombing
Held Unsatisfactory By u. S.;
Reds Fire Forests, Nozis Say
7 Soviet Divisions
Are Destroyed,
Berlin Says
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN, July 31.-The Rus
slams are losing in their frantic
efforts to save Leningrad, even
with such desperate measures as
walls of flaming forests set
against the advancing Germans,
German reports declared today.
The communicate from Adolf
Hitler's headquarters, mentioning
the Leningrad front for the first
time in several days, said units
fighting in Estonia threw the op-
ponent back to the north"
Other German reports, which a
military spokesman said referred
undoubtedly to the assault on Len
ingrad, reported seven Red Army
divisions destroyed on the northeast
front.
Great Squeeze in Leningrad.
The Germans are pressing in from
the south on the Soviet Unions
great Gulf of Finland port and in
dustrial center while their Finnish
allies are pushing down from the
north in great squeeze which,
Germans say, already has put the
city in peril.
There was speculation in Berlin
as to whether Leningrad, Russias
second city, would soon be under
German siege. Reticent military
leaders. however, INDUCED in no pre-
dictions.
The reported destruction of seven
Russian divisions was described as
the successful elimination of
German encirclement movement" :"
Caught within their trap. the Ger
mans said, were thousands of pris-
oners," so cannon. 68 trucks, 7 anti
aircraft batteries, % anti-tank guns
and some" tanks.
German dispatches said smaller
Russian units were being cut off
from the central defense of Lenin-
grad
Defense Declared Broken.
With detail uncommon to high
command communiques in recent
days, the German headquarters pic
tured the whole Russian defense
line from Estonia to the Ukraine
showed back and broken.
1t referred to Soviet forces in the
south as defeated Russian armies"
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Victor Herbert Music to Open
Community Sing Program
Songs in Which Audience Will Join
To Be Announced Within Few Days

Good music lovers represented yesterday in the
the for the National Symphony
orchestra concert during half Of the Sing America Sing
at the Water Gate Monday night will be exc
svely of Victor Herbert music lAmerica selection
This news was brought during radio interview over Sta
on WMA between Miss Lucy director patriotic music
for Victor who will featured soloist that night and
Miss Joan Harding of "The Womans World" program.
officials in charge of plans to be sponsored by
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Property Seizure Bill
Approved by House
Committee, 14-4
Two Amendments Added
To Senote-Approved
Version Of Legislation
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The House Military Affairs Com
mittee today approved legisla ton to
authorize the President to seize mil
itary or naval equipment. supplies
or munitions. or machinery, tools
and materials necessary for the
making, servicing or operation of
such equipment, supplies or NUM-
tions.
The committee vote was IA to 4.
Two amendments were adopted to
the Senate-approved version of the
legislation.
One provides that the fair and
just compensation" to be paid for
property reQuisitioned shall be con
fined to the fair market value of the
article or material" without consid-
grafton of prospective profits or dam
ages.
The other limits the requisition
authority by stating specifically
that nothing in the legislation shall
be construed as allowing the requsi-
tioning or requiring registration OF
firearms possessed by an individual
for personal protection or for sport
and further saying that the legisla-
tion does not infringe on the consti-
tutional right to keep or bear arms.
Before the committee acted, Un-
dersecretary of War Robert P. Pat
terson testified the legislation would
enable the Government to deal with
some secondhand dealers who he
said were asking exorbitant prices
for used machine tools.
Advantage is being taken of the
tight situation" Mr.. Patterson told
the committee, adding that some
dealers were asking more for the
secondhand tools than new ones
cost.
Mr. Patterson emphasized he was
not complaining against industry In
general but expressed belief that
authority was needed to deal with
the per cent of industry which he
said docs not go along"
Evening star., 1941-07-31

The opinion of the committee
members is based on the fact the
commitment was made with Harry
L. Newman as an individual, while
the leases we're made with Dupont
Circle, Inc, Apartment; that the
lease was signed as of July l by
Mr.. Newman as president of the
corporation when by his own testi-
mony and record in the recorder of
deeds Office, he did not become pres
ident until July 3, and also because
the Government agreement required
that the aptrement be substantially
vacated July l and now, one month
later, it is only 10 per cent vacated.
At the close Of today's hearing,
Chairman Lanham sought to clear
up misapprehensions regarding the
activity of Senator Tydings of
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Nazis Exhaust Selves
In Futile Assaults,
Russians Report
Foe Held to Stondstill,
Soviet Says; Hopkins
To See Stain Again
3, tbeAssociated Press.

MOSCOW, July 81 Russian
forces declared today the Germans
have been held to a standstill and
are wearing themselves out in futile
assaults on the Soviet's unyielding
defenses.
AS these informants pictured the
trend, the warfare has developed
into a battle of attrition with Red
Army masses using their weight to
sap the Reichswehr's strength.
German air assaults on RuSsia's
two greatest cities also were called
failures. Three Luftwaffe attempts
to raid Leningrad were said to have
been beaten of by Russian anti
aircraft guns and fighter planes and
an air attack on Moscow was said
to have been repulsed.
With the Germans claiming
strides forward on the whole front,
particularly toward Leningrad, Rus
sian reports today included the Gulf
of Finland port among Russian
cities leading a safe and normal
life They told of a successful
theatrical first night and said
theaters and movie houses were
open as usual.
Regiment Loses Two Thirds.
One German infantry regiment,
harassed by land and air in the
Smolensk sector west of Moscow, was
reported to have lost two-thirds of
its officers and men during the last
few days.
The regiment, identified as the
485th, was said to have been thrown
into the line to replace the crack
Greater Germany" regiment pre-
viously reported annihllated. For
the past three days, the Russians
said, the unit has been fighting
without bread or warm food and
the survivors were described as ex-
hausted.
Large quantities of German equip
ment have been captured, the Rus