The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-09-25
FOSTER GILRoY
Nazis Penetrate Ukraine

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vav capital of the Ukraine, the
o o,siet command makes the point
~. fierce fighting continues all
.s ~, the line, to the north indicat-
80 That Marshall Budenny, great
c.ssaek strategist, may have extri-
.,,sd mart of his army and is ex-
.-,sting staggering price for every
nh Of territory over which the
r cs advance. The Germans have
, ready lost 10000 men in, the Kiev
,rsration alone, and are throwing in
soOOO fresh troops in the hope Of
srcing a decisive victory in this
stor and the Crimea.
Tokyo Talks Drag
washington-Efforts of negotiat-
A 10 find a formula for the settle
: rsns Of Acknowledgements differ
nces have begged down with the
.u,stence by Japan that she receive
pecial status throughout the East.
NTH some basis of understanding
! arrived at, at least half of the u.
4 Navy will be kept in the Pacific
rady for instant action in the event
d any hostile. move by Japan
usinst Russia, Britain or U. S. pos
ssons in the Orient. The Japan
Sc war party recognize this as their
rump card in negotiations, since it
brides American naval strength
shen every gun is needed in the At
lntic
Biggest Tax Bill Signed
Hyde Park, N. Y.-President F.. D.
Roosevelt signed the biggest tax bill
lnU. s. history, drawn to produce
/ c53; 100000 in new revenue to pay
part Of the defense bill. Some of
/ he new taxes become effective next
week. The greatly increased income
hues become payable next March,
applying to this years income.
q. s. Operates Ships
New York City-De fying a threat
u striking seamen of the A. F. of L.
u He-up the nations shipping thru
"a coast-to-coast walkout, the u. S..
Maritime Commission seized three
tsghters of the Alcoa Steamship
Company and Immediately ordered
NO Of them to depart with their de-
inse cargoes destined for Ct. s. army
md navy bases in the Caribbean.
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No Change in CLIO.
Washington Informed labor cir
ts believe that John L. Lewis and
ne Communism left-wing unions
the CLIO. will abandon their
pans to regain the presidency for
aNs, leaving Philip Murray undis-
lped as national president. Any
mango at the moment, it is argued,
Wuld widen the present rift be-
seen the right-wing supporters of
Money Hillman and the strong Red
Mnences actually in command of
ae national organization. /
Farley Rejects Governorship
syracuse, N. Y.-Former Postmas-
General James A. Farley told the
sasss OF a testimonial dinner given
MS honor by fellow Democrats
al ne would not be candidate for
goVenorshfp of New York State.
spite his alleged differences with
New Deal leaders, he appealed for
.lonal unity on the basis of Pres
-'u' HooseVelt's foreign policy.
Argentine Resents Germans
oaenoS Aires-A demand for the
aa OF Nazi Ambassador Baron
~ Inermann, which is momentum
Gpected, may result in an open
ia IA between Germany and the
lseaane. Nazi interference in the
ss ssaGnes internal affairs has
= ~ intense resentment through
s, inc country and many demon
!. a.ons have been held against
Unpopular diplomat.
ufeek Children Desperate
- ssasens-Two million Greek chill |
- ,aee starvation this winter un-
po. que civilized world contributes
is~ouSiy OF its food SURPRISES. |
~ groups of barbarous Nazi !
~ nave Systematically looted
M OF all available foodstuffs,
81. OH milk producing cattle and
ms SUNK Red Cross ships with
i frsS OF food, medicine and cloth ,
!, e. stolen their cargoes as fast as
we're unloaded.
] Germans Kill Hostages
u, sas-With the murder of 12l
sss hostages" the total of en-
ed - Innocent men brutally slaugh- |
ss5sg Germans as "reprisals" has
sh !, %, ranging in age from 10
ss,.z. achieving a new high" in
ny, the Nazi desperados now
n sO OF Paris murder IL inno-
u An. Inenmen, drawn by lot, with !
sssY knowledge of the offense, for
eme" committed against
k,sbam invader, however trivial.
aOecuap retain broadcast an appeal
Z csteo France to cease attacks
ss5t. troops because of the
ny Of reprisals.
n estial Treat for China
sgking, china-rhe Celestial
y raa, mad its first opportunity
sal s.I' In IS years to observe a
Z Az, pse Of the sun. While So
&erSs are visible annually