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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-29
Uniform Didn't Attract Girls, But The rBI!

MILWAUKEE,. Wis = Howard
klumb's efforts ito impress the
girls" taught him those devices
on q soldiers uniform have more
than decorative significance.
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White With block ond red
chintr decorotlon. Removable
inside pon.
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dams under construction by iva,
in addition to the steam plant at
Watts Bar in Tennessee.
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G. A..
BY MILTON BRONNER
aeoma Times special Correspondent

WASHINGTON-The aluminium mountains Of skillets and
" doubebolers that Americas housewives are building
in every community moehlls compared with the
aluminium Mt Everest that Uncle Sam is going to build
900 construction program for IVA has Just
IL calls for four dams for additional turbines
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MAKING USE OF
WATERS ENERGY

The network will cost In all
ISL .000, 900, so that an appropria-
ton of further Si1 100000 will
be called for later. The four new
projects, two Of which will be
storage reservoirs, will add about
10000 kilowatts of installed ca
pacity to the IVA system, bring
ing the total by 1912 to more than
1,770, 900 kilowatts.
In order TO use the energy pro-
vided by the water from the two
new reservoirs, for which no gen.
orators are provided at present.
about los, 900 kilowatts of gener-
sting equipment will be added to
already existing plants. The IVA
officials expect that the new prof.
ects can be started Immediately
and completed within Is months,
provided the manufacturers can
furnish the necessary machinery.
The four new projects are as
follows:
Ocoee No. 8. on the Ocoee river,
will be a dam 100 feet high. divert
ing water into tunnel 10000
feet long. This will carry 1t down.
Evening star., 1941-10-02

German stuff lying about-pieces
of tanks, armored troop carriers,
German newspapers, punctured he'll
NETS and other tattered pieces OF
equipment.
AS we resumed our trip toward
Yelnva through one ruined village
after another, we saw more relics
of the German withdrawal. There
were shells and cartridges in pro-
fusion and our guide was constantly
warning us against mines. Ushskova
has been the key position of the
left flank of the German defenses OF
Yelnya, the latter a town of some
size which the Nazis had probably
intended to utilize eventually as one
of their bases for the attack on Mos
COW. The Russians capture of
Yelnya was carried out through an
enveloping movement which f1anked
the city on two sides and threatened
to cap the Germans in a pocket
similar to those they are so fond
of creating themselves.
Barrage Covers Retreat,
The Germans fled from Yelnya
through the narrow remaining cor
ridor covering their retreat with a
tremendous barrage of trench
mortar fire. We passed through this
barrage zone late today. For q
distance of from to miles the
fields on both sides of the road were
pockmarked with shallow shell holes.
The fire must have completely
blanketed the terrain, for the holes
were multitudinous, close together
and evenly spaced, forming a uni
form pattern.
Yelyna, freshly retaken by the
Red Army. was hive of military
activity. There were bridges to be
repaired, new defense works to be
built, holes to be filled in and
struggling remnants Of population to
be rehabilitated.
The troops were hard at work on
all these things. Every important
building in the city had been burned
out The ma ajority of the log dwell
Evening star., 1941-10-02

140-pound mule deer she shot In
the Ochoco National Forest.
Miss Shannon, also an able duck
hunter, said she killed the buck with
one shot at IS yards. She has been
confined to a wheel chair 20 years,
the result of infantile paralysis.
Evening star., 1941-10-02
Brdhouse on Pole Is All That's Left Standing
After Fierce Soviet-Nuzi Battle at Ushskovu

(This is the final instalment
from the diary OF the Chicago
Daily NetOs correspondent in
Russia, ,Dho has Just returned to
Mosco,0 after spending week on
the central front ,Dith the Red
Army.)
Evening star., 1941-10-02

ings were either wrecked or
damaged
The Russians claim that much Of
the destruction was done by the
Germans in their retreat after lock-
ing up all the civilian inhabitants
in the church. In one ruined village
that we visited today I saw an old
peasant woman, bent under the
weight of bundles of clothing and
household articles, stagger across the
road. She stopped by ruined
house; turned and tottered back
again into the field, still carrying
her load.
"Shellshock," villager explained.
"She does that all day long g-carry-
ing her things home and then carry
ing them back again. What a pity!"
tcorvright, 1941, Chicago Daily News. Inc
Evening star., 1941-10-02
WheeIchoir Cripple,
Womun, Bags Deer
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
PORTLAND, Oct. 2.-Miss Nellie
Shannon returned to Portland in
her wheel chair yesterday with a
Evening star., 1941-10-02
Gunmon and Victim
Blaze Away VoinIy
In Silent Battle

By the Associated Press.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct. a.
1t looked like a silent movie in
Grocer Charles E. Williams
store as he and a holdup man
engaged in a gun" battle.
The bandit first opened fire
on Williams, but there was only
the harmless snap of the firing
pin. Then Williams grabbed his
gun and fired. Again there was
only a snap of the firing pin.
For a moment both men stood
there blazing" away to the tune
of swapping firing pins.
The holdup man finally gave
up and fed. only to be appre-
hended later.
Officers found both guns were
loaded.
Evening star., 1941-10-02

Vitamins and balanced diets in
animal rations are credited with
prolonging many animal lives in
ZOOS.
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Milk Price
Up z Cents
On Monday

Price Of milk will Jump TO
II cents n quart commencing
Monday. II vas announced
Saturday by leading prodnc-
ers Of this area.
Retail markets ~ Tacoma. ruy-
slliIr. sumner. Seattle and on
virons vii 10 affected BY the al.
vsne~.
In explanation II the price
eocet. local milk producers ssid
that milk has become very scarce
due TO large government demands
for cheese and milk powder for
shipment 10 England under the
lend lease program: this factor.
combined with greatly Increased
production costs due 90 price rises
IN hay. grain and other dairy
feeds. makes increased retail
prices imperative at the present
time
Price Of premium milk will sd.
vance Monday 10 ID cents a quart.
and commercial cream ~ill TO 20
II eents per haif-pint. Other
dairy products viii aiso advance
slightly.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS. y. Y.-The three.ply entry of
Devil Diver Shut Out and the silks
of Mrs Payne Whitney and her daughter, Mrs Charles
grand slam in the s7h running Of the
s4o0 900 Hopeful Stakes today.
Devil Divers purse increased his earnings To $a33lS
in starts Shut Out picked $500 for second while
Amphtheaer and Buster took down 500 and $500
lively for third and fourth.
Tor shs ~sa sFs suhs sssies' 40 ~s,e' Aess's
ELLENSBURG-WHh Cor Arthur b. Lone6s Of Wash
nQton riding al the head Of The procession hrssaads
parade through doenoH streets opened the annual EHens
burg rodeo today.
Indians from Pacific Northeast tribes stage coaches
aud corered C09ons Of early days The eolorfa
procession.
GRANDE oe-Asscciat. J.to. William ponsia. of the
United States
today for Today with Mrs Douglas mother
to Washington
OMAHA-Marvn H. BUD Ward of Spokane held
Cup lead Pat Abbott of Pacific Palisades Calf
they went to the 28h hole in their 36hoe match for the
national amateur golf championship.
STANDARDIZATION Woodward IS president Of IN. Yakima
Fruit Growers association died today his He had ~
months
PORT ANcELEs-A hitanduu driver today struck and killed
Ray wilkins. as
heavy rain which started night continued
today ending drought Southeastern Alaska
KAILsPEII. Mont-John Gibbons a. son Of former hesv
weight title contender Tommy Gibbons died
from infection which started in blister his
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Portland Boosts
Milk Prices, Too

PORTLAND Portland price In
aesses Of two cents . quart for
four per cent milk and three cents
for five per cent milk were ordered
today by the state Min Control
board
Under the new rate schedule
four per cent milk will cost IL
cents and five per cent milk ID
cents = quart Buttsrfat prices
we're increased from IS. 10 40
cents and whipping and coffee
cream prices were upped two
cents.
The board directed fivs-axths
Of the increase would 30 into the
producers pockets whlls distib-
utors will receive the remainder.
The increase Was ordered after
Thursday and Fridays hearing IN
which no opposition 10 price rise
proposals vas presented.
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He's tail. hsndsoms and rcd
hssdsd. sna he's ny son
Thus ga Mrs Ruth y. iiuii. s..
~ Easonyisis sssenbs 20 state
patrol officers the p~rson ihsy
we're 70 pses up a. ths eis ss-
ton Saturday st "a ~.
Mr. Hull = pasisi clerk. ~as On
her ~ay from EStonslsls 60 inset
her -on. Donald. q. = marine.
nho arrived IN Tacoma Saturday
At . M after year Ia ths
Philippine issnds
Three falies s<egfh 81 the city
limits ~ Tacoma on tns Mountain
road her ear became Involved IN a
hsss-o collision with another
driven ~ William q. Nelson. -. u
~. 4. Boz 20s. spsnswsy an en-
pIoys q ths navy yard 10 Bremen
ton
she Sss taken 20 the rosinfr
hospital by state Pa,roiman + ..
AulIlns and gwen smsrgsacy
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formally has allowed TO be purchased This nuIes the
concession Such have been Of frequent
occurrence.
The dual method Of operation Ii particularly effective
in eyadng the laws and regulations Of foreign countries
What the German embassies consuatss not allowed
TO do they can have done by party representatives.
For example, In the United states. the German
American Humid IN supposed 10 he m osKanixAt"s
Of American citizens; and German eitisens let
To have anything 10 do With u. hut " h ~ close
touch with the National Socialist party orgsnisaioa
through unofficial channels.
One fundamental characteristic Of all toalisArAn seon-
omies their essential unproduetveneas This arises frsf
of ALI from their mitarstir nature They eneonopses
of conflict working toward expansion Of their territory.
They can never be dAssted from the thought OF war
Hitlers solution of the unemployment problem ~ tns
stimulation of war industries This In natural on psyeho-
logical grounds because Mai economy an economy OF
conflict material grounds because seem. easier
for central planning 10 operats on miihnsue IMAM ON
peacetms methods.
Peaestme production IL teo complex Ia lend tseh
10 central planning depending the ~htms et Inc
ultimate consumer hut produstion " snifef@
and standardized.
Authoritarian regimes tend 10 expand their bureaucracy
The number Of uniforms constantly In the armed
forces Of the land and air. IN the present police
of whom Germany has seven varieties.
There |. a growing body Of party funettossrss
running ali the way down 10 the block leader. re-
sponsib,s for the party loyalty and daily activities
Of single block In each town and village. Al this
leads To a tophsasy economy, With MT enough rfi-
mary producers.
Some slack be- taken 40 at the beginning - hong
"A a certain amount Of unemployment remains over from
capitalist economy but when this has been ended through
tcoatinssa Page D casms -
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KTBI Will Begin
Operating Today

Tacomas new radio station
KTBI will present dedicstory
program starting at 4 p. m. today.
Radio stations in this state will
be heard from along with Fair
banks. Alaska. San Francisco and
other points.
During the hour. 8 10 7. Mayor
Harry p Cain viii act as master
Of ceremonies Those taking part
will be 1t. Coy. Vic Meyers, rep
resenting the state. j. Arthur
Thompson. Chamber Of Commerce !;
Charles y. Grover. organized la
Dor; Bob Gleason. county COM
missioners, Lyle Lemley. school
board; J. Corning Todd. sdyertis-
ing associations. and W. P. Bon
ney. Ferry museum.
Messages from Sen. Homer T.
Bone. Rep. John NJ. Coffee and
others will be read.
Jean Paul King will 10 quest
announcer for the dedicstory news
broadcast ~ s:s5 .. m
KTBI will operate at 1890 on
the dial
There viii be preliminary pro
gram sunday from $50 a. ~. 10
midnight FUll-tims operation viii
start at $50 a. m. Monday. Sept.
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Injuries Prove
Fatal 10 woman

Injuries. s<<fle<>d last mnn61oy
In en- sats se~tdens ssxs 0Hsagln
Ore. esased fhs 1esth nsenr1ny
sftsrncoe ~ Mrs Mshe1 colyex.
-. 81 7sis Rszsse~ wsy. = . lnuno
hospital.
me injured ~omaa 80 hssugne
to Taeoms 10 ~ amhsianee rpnnr
day svsaing. ~ - slsf>go1 >
fractured vsstsssa. uhi<h pernlor4
In respiratory pesaiysis 81 49,
x..s.a. Rcd. sse.;s.ss-s,1 ~
L~~ss soldier. saturday -
ehssged with rs<kian dssvtaG - :
result II hAs imptlealtoN n -
susomobsie a<eh6sat - ~ n
coma Seattle h1ghwey Aus. Z =
which ntse chasioete psnsnaA 1s
.of Port Huren. mteh.. ~ n1loo(A
Rsef = hsl1 h ~ eoun1G -
in neal a $50 Ill.
Ths rschiaD 1r1ving enneDe -
fs1sd n justice u1nnGno u~rI
M,,isrs eeust " pvooee11oD -
yeilelnoA
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Eight Bridge
Plans Studied

OLYMPIA rhs esssspe~'s -
nee to-day said saghs 1sffersee
piAns for . rseonsesuets1 Teenne
NsrFo~s sssdxs ~sss hesag s1n1lo1
~ The stats tosi ssk1ss snsNevtoy
but m me pisn hs1 bssa ss1aoeo1
yet ~ final.
Hsss cssnninehass. a1aant2nt -
the sossfnes. denied any soee1fl-
ssflans fnr . nsw ovs6ua ~ ~
submitted 10 IN u. 3 was -
psstmsnt snains~se. ~ ~ bssa
reported N seattle Ne 80 -
vsrsous bridge pisss we're ~
vague - yet IA pssmit sseo .
step.
e r Andrews. soeestfine -
xinssf an tss pssjn<s. ssi1e1 -
the engineers yesterday h 1lnswno
lnfosmsliy whs<hes ssF aeoaeor
snsnt psfmiaGsau esut1 ~ eeeuvo1
en . bridge with t7&fee< stsog.
sses shovs water isvei ~ -.
fnsr bridge Gas - fsss htGnw.
cunnis9hsm $50 . trains mnp>
ysy world have - - w1a1s ne1npp
any isss ssusd ~ es&atne1 -
hsw much suoney Would - evn61~
ssis for . ns~ bsi19e. ~ -
bridge suthsrisy's fseoastrueetsn
plan. te~fsy are N - neewt~un .
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MARCH vIRI.n Cxl11.--
Army AR sorpo inepaeoGFo
today invssttentod ~
crashes II three MILITARY oits
planes. il which flve mGu
were kiIlsd asd to sssjoeoly
injured.
ru.< svmy nselp weso h111p1
let. Friday whss ~ pT.ST ~
mary training piasus tnshs1 wtnoD
m . routsn> trniNIN9 menomv1A
es.shsa lsse 49, 80 brse~~4
rhs vsxtims >sre npeen1 L1eue.
Jshn a. Aast<Asii rewnunnn.
os,s.. sss rs<hrs<sl -. e1unme1
r stafford. NsnavsIIe. reNa. -
wers IN 80 ptsse. 80 opp@p1
tAeat Edward \. n~~s. Orr vo1-
ssy. Cal. sna ~. tsaes q u1s~es
Fort wasth. To-. ~ ~sss - ~
uthsg.
R.asssass ssm~s nslsh1. -
nsnhsftsr nesen. Cal. wee hugo-
81 IN death sssI,ss waen . Neven
Amsfissa n-3s sssseh on@nns. -
Ing tested fer asltvevy u ~ ~
corps. ssds sIlpps1 1nssae . laee-
ing. svssnsd sna n&wme6 - . fSep1
sdt<nssg f.as Ases>ee mun<unonl
sifpcst.
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Nippon and U. S. Reported
Near Accord on Policies

TOkYO-Japsn was persistent
entity reported To have reached a
basic understanding with the
United States on relations in the
Pacific today. but official sources
said the reports were premature.
The British embassy went ahead
with plans TO evacuate nationals
from the japanese empire
Efforts TO achieve a settlement
in negotiations with Washington
appeared To have helped relieve
japanese concern over American
war shipments to Russia. but the
press emphasized that peace In
the Pacific must be founded on
esta blishment Of the new order In
East Asia
1T must not be permitted 10
hide the true meaning of the Jap
anese struggle" the newspaper
Kokumin said, blaming The United
states for the present strained
relations
The United States must sc-
knowledge Jspsns leadership IN
the Far East, the newspaper add
ed. cnticizing President Roose-
velt's old world outlook" and
charging him with recent "brazsn
Intimidation"
Meantime. the campaign 70 con
serve and collect metals Was be-
ing pressed under government
order issued today. listing many
iron. copper and other products
which must be saved 10 increase
war production.
In regard to the reports Of
United StateSJspaness agree
msnt, axis diplomats ssid they b.
lieyed an agreement in principal
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Eaionville Woman Injured on Way
To Meet Son Returning From 2. !.

treatment for sssss. bruises sne
sbess
Mullins reported thst Nsis'e
sppafsotly had fslisa asleep 81
ihs rhs<i Ne wss given . ts<sst
zoo sssisrsnt arriving
Tn. long awaited reunion took
plAes. not Va the es1s station -
previously planned. BAT IN ina has
pstsl After visiting hss mothsr
for . Tins. Donald continued TO
E@tonslil<. but returned 10 ths
hospital before noon and toch h<r
home.
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he gulf around Leningrad and the
big Kronstadt naval base nearby.
The Russians, however.
still were no lding out at
Hango, on Finnish soil, ut
the mouth Of the gulf
Celebrating on a special com
munique, issued last night, IN
which the capture Of Tallinn WIS
claimed. the high command re-
ported that in addition to the
merchantmen and warships sunk,
Continued on Page 2. Column q
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The Ire r. MerriII. have been
busy this week. moving from their
home at III No. Stadium wsy 10
their new home At fnteriAssen.
David X. Toeii. president Of the
sixth Avenue Business club. an
nouncss new officers for the or
gsnization will be elected At q din
ner meeting at 8 30 .. m Tuesday.
Sept 10.
Richard smith. son u Mr.. and
Mrs. J. smith. 2O5s 9th ave. viii
be leaving soon for his second year
OF studies ct Santa Clara univetg
siiy. where no has a hoisrship
The well known baseball pitcher
has been keeping IN coed physical
shape this sumner dong real he
man sors stir y road crew
Ne. sas Mrs. Willard Bayss.
and fagSiy are moving soon from
Taco ma 20 seattle. where tssy
? We pufehaNsd q hons IN tins
98ssn Anne district.
4 visitor from far of Hilo
tn. 10 Msrjorie Losson. sho 4
F tns college friend and guest u
May Alice Bosrissd 1913 So
iIth At.
Herb AIxso. q. T. msrSbaI.
en- route Friday 70 California
where no will deliver a JDgenil
nnlscrssnt 10 federal authorities
The Trip In being made ~ auto.
Joe Hussid. retired Tseomi
linotype nnzchinisi. has retufns
from a vacation trip 70 Vancouver
q. c. While IN the Canadian eft
be attended sessions Of the interns
sionsI convention Of the IT-U.
Recent promotions made IN IN
sist division. included the follow
inT for Tseomsns: ssrgt wiiiis'
+, Continued on Page .. Column J
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Annual Dohlio Show
Opens in Pavilion

Srrs crowds are expected 81
PoEf D<flsnes Sunday where the
wasbinTtsn state Dahia society
10 nos1lns Re annual convention.
tn psyiiion was q mass Of
hes utlsa blooms Saturday when
the swo-1sy sho~ opened Jsidg.
INK fek " part ~ the morning
and - = the afternoon
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Grant Burroughs
To Men in 4lsi;;
Review Sept. 20
FORTY-FIRsT DIVISION CAN

FOhI FIRST DINIslON CAN =
TORMENT. Fort Lewis-A review
OF the 4lst division. in honor Of
Pacific Northwest states. will be
held here Saturday, Sept 20. IT
was announced today by Maj. Gen.
George A. White, the commander.
For outstanding performance IN
the recent maneuvers. Gen. White
" granting men Of his command
15-dsy furloughs.
Pay day has been advanced
from Sept. S to Sept and spe-
eial guards have been detailed 10
watch over the divisions payroll.
which runs over 1.000. 900.
The review Of $1,000 troops on
Sept. 20 will be open 20 the pub
he. No formal invitations VIII be
sent out.
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Naval Is Reported
SLIGHTLY Improved

yTCHY Pierre Laval. WOUNDED
seriously by an ASSASSIN ~ Yer
ssiIles. Was reported in an Official
noon bulletin today 10 be showing
slight improvement" after .
quiet night"
The condition Of Marcel Deaf
yho vas also victim Of the
xoulc-be ASSASSIN. was reported
stationary but doubtful"
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Boommen Rafters
Omen Convention

Sessions Of the joint Northwest
Council Of Boommen and Rsfters
t~o-dsy convention opened sstur-
esy in clio hall. 1l3 So 18th ST
Delegates are in attendance from
the three Pacific coast states c.
n. Buchanan. Aberdeen. - presid-
ing
Sessions viii continue Sunday A.
the nall. and on Monday delegates
viii attend the Labor day picnic To
be held al Sutherland's Five Nile
lake
Local l2e. Boommen and Rsfters.
and Local 2. Sswmill A. Timber
Workers. will b joint hosts At the
picnic
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ment official h paralieIed by an UNOFFICIAL
party functionary. who has no government
job but IL perhaps just a. powerful.
In dealings with the outsids world. the
Nasis can alternately uHe either the offIetal
mechanism or their party structure.
For example. the government may mako
a bargain with some foreign government
regarding reciprocal use Of each other.
products. but the Mani party may order all
loyal Germans 10 abstain from The USE Of
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British Destroyer
Sunk by ItoIi0ns

NOME An Italian submarine
operating in the Atlantis has sunk
British destroyer Of the 1895
ton Jsryis elsss ard . zs0o-ton
freight ship . high command CON-
munsqus said today.
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oa)@D0JA. - -~1neee 49,
vsvovs a. ~ r>vpsae oDmnp1 : -
sumetns cola@hls tsunsonpe y1nea.
nisssag since Ws1aee6nv. wsro
fnsaSd M : vsft - ~ cnQnGea
rswr today, army alsesnfs ssenpgs~
ties reported temp.
me survivors - snew -
companions nd pssH>1 = 1poan
vh<n the plane esasns1.
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Walkoui Ties Up
Bio Drydock Job

PHILADELPHIA -/contrictior
o. huge drydockI espseis n
handing q 90 %, S,fon dresdnsDght,
81 at. 'h . navy y,fo was delayed To-
day BY s,&s Of few" UNION
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HELSINkI, Finiand--It was
announced officially today that
the Finnish forces had captured
Niipuri, Finland's fourth city
before the Finnish Russian war.
after a fierce week long battle.
They fought their way house
by house into the key city,
called for centuries the invasion
gateway between Russia and
Scandinavia.
Russian rear guards had sys-
tematically destroyed the city
in preparation for their retreat
down the peninsula toward Len
ingrad, IS miles to the south
east, and Finnish hopes Of saw
ing the city, which had $4,000
inhabitants, dufndled with each
hour Of a desperate Russian
resistance.
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GERMANY ORGANIZED F0R WAR

A feature of the National Socialist organization which
makes IL difficult To oppose s the parallel structure from
top % bottom Of both the state and the party.
These two organizations from the fuehrsr to
the farthes corners Of the Reich Almost every govern.
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was near II not already reached.
United states Ambassador
Continued on Page ,. Column 81