davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-27

Continued from Page One
with the order. A blacklist of 1900
individuals and firms in Latin Am
erica believed to have Axis connec-
tions was issued by the United States
TO back up the freezing order and
further prosecute the economic Of
fensive. German and italian consul
ates in the United States were clos
ed.
Edward H. Folcr, ir.. acting sec
retary Of the treasury, said China
was included in the order to facil-
itate acquisition of capital by the
Chinese nationalist government and
to protect China against japanese
use of assets controlled from occu-
roiad Chioo
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-27
DEAL WITH CHINA


Shortly after the order was an
nounced, the treasury issued a ser
les Of general licenses completely
freeing the Chinese government
and the Central Bank of China from
freezing controls.
Under the order, permission Of
the treasury will be required for an
American TO do business with Japan
or any Japanese national. All Japa-
nese assets in this country are au-
tomatically blocked and their status
can be changed only under license
from the treasury.
Foley said there was no specific
application of the order TO Japan
ese ships in American ports. He
added, however, that such ships
could not leave American ports
until they had complied with ener-
gency shipping controls admins
tered b. the treasury.
Some leniency was expected to-
ward applications for general Ii
censes to meet customary business
expenses such as the payrolls OF
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13
LET'S Not Split Hair"
THIS IS WAR!


(Editorial
Let's not split hairs the president said.
All right then. let's not.
Last march. when the Lcndlease hii vas passed.
The Times said Il our declaration II the
Axis. IL was. events have shown
To-day entering the shooting phase ~
with The AXIS The presidents speech last night
blunt notice Of that.
The first L. y Vs. Avis naval clash is due
at hour. There il possibility Of its
avoidance.
To test the truth Of that statement. reverse The
positions Of our nation and the Axis powers in this
and imagine the speech coming from Hitler.
Your reaction and the reaction Of the naton could
be only:
This means shooting war"
let this warning be clear the president said.
From on. II German and Italian vessels of war
enter the waters the protection Of which il necessary
for American defense they do at their peril"
The president said he had ordered army and navy TO
carry out that policy-at once"
Time after time the president has declared that
British victory Us necessary for American defense
He has said that open supply lanes between the
United States and the British Isles necessary for
American defense In order 20 insure British victory
Therefore, there can he little doubt the presi.
dent has served notice On Germany that Amer.
lean warships and warpianes viii attack Avis
warships or warplanes virtually anywhere IN the
North Atlantic.
Probably the president has additional ocean areas
in mind. well. but the North Atlantic is sufficient.
II is sufficient to insure our engagement IN sea
warfare nj any time.
To make this inevitable the president
promised that fighters will protect "a merchant
ships" =. "ships Of any flag--engagsd In commerce
in our defense waters"
Primarily. that viii protect British cargo
carriers sats~feH
And Hitler has said Germany will sink British ships
wherever find them"
We confess TO some annoyance when attempts are
made 10 support the nations policy by citing inter
national law.
The plain fact Is every reasonable person knows.
that are forcibIy multiplying Germany's attempted
blockade Of Britain. In order 10 do II effectively.
we now are going 10 shoot - and shoot first when
possible
That IL the policy Of a belligerent. Germany knows
it-and do
Let us not mouth about international Law. We
might be accused Of hypocrisy
Let us rather say uhaf me knom il frne--thaf this
nations future oolfore best be assured by dsfsat
Of the Ays. that ~ IN national interest 10 bring
about defeat Of the dietdtors. aud that Milling 10
fight 10 do so.
Yes indeed, LET'S not split hairs.
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Germans Progress
Despite Weather
BULLETIN

BERIIN--German reports Fri
day said that Russian forces have
launched twin counterattacks
across the Volkhoy and Lugs
rivers about 100 miles south and
southeast Of Leningrad and have
renewed their central front ope-
rations.
The high command reported
offensive operations are adj
vancing "wcIl" despite had
weather and diffcultie. Of
terrain.
The official DNB news agency
told of very strong attack by
Russian infantry and tank forces
against German positions on the
Lugs river southwest Of Lenin-
grad.
The Russian troops " was re-
vealed. led by heavy tanks man
euvered to within so yards Of Hazi
regimental headquarters before
opening fire. The account did not
indicate the outcome Of the action
which apparently was directed at
reducing a German bridgehead on
the Luga.
a few miles 10 the east the
Russians were said by DHB 10 BE-
making n strong attempt to force
their way south across the Volk-
hUv river In the AREA % Novgorod.
These attacks repeatedly were re-
pulsed with heavy Russian losses.
In tn central sector the Russian
operations which have been In
PROFESS for some time were said
10 have resumed with strong at
tscks. aided by powerful tank con-
centrstions. The DNB agency
claimed that the Germans brought
the Russian forces to = standstn
by oounter-attschng with the aid
Of the luftVaffe. The exact loca-
tion Of the central front opera
tons was not revealed
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The Week In
Religion"

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Discover Jail Record Changed
To Show GALLAGHER Not Released

served only slightly more thar
THREE month"; ~ a minimum ear
montbs term.
The day that AVE 7Dth story
was written, reporter ss well
as other noted = notation on thu
jail record that Gallagher ssz
released AUG. D"
Friday. when tho reporter looked
sgsin just 10 Ia dong some.
thing that notation VAS no longer
there And. as far as fhs boos
shows Gallagher sss not re-
leased Aug A. all
Only ei'ss. psfhsps 20 what
happened % the notation % a
Continued on Page .. Column 81
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Lindbergh Booed.
Cheered al Meet

DOS NofSEs. la Charles A
fandbsrgh asserted Thursday nighs
that ANAL minority a "Agits-
tors. =" led by the British. tho Jew
ian and the Roosevelt ADMINISTERS
ton" we're using propaganda.
money and patronage 70 push the
nation into var.
The isolstiOnlsf leader said tls
three groups planned, fir, D. pre-
pare the United states for foreign
war under the guiss Of American
dsfsnss. second. 10 involve us IN
the var. stsp BY step, without our
realization. third. 10 create q series
II incidents which would force us
into ths actual conflict
IAndbsrgh addressed an sud-
snes 81 500 At = meeting sgOu-
sofsd ~ uss America g1fst com
Mite.
Ths throns first heard President
Roossssit's address from Washing
ton.
"a sppisodsd do1en ftnes
At p~s~~. ln the psssld~nfs
.poeeh and tbss greeted Lind
b~rgh sffh applause which
mingled with shoaf. frsa the
uppsr baieoay ~ "H~sg Hitler
and get yssr brad out of tbs
ssad /"
Gallery hsckisrr shouted ssyeysl
tinss dHrins Linaberghs talk. bit
Ne tl,Dk 40 notice Of them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13
Restore Paw
OF Teachers
In Tacoma
Authorization Is
Finally Voted by
School Directors

Tacoma school teachers
after II years of waiting. had
been returned Friday Ia
their pre-drepreSsion scale OF
wages.
The school board. meeting until
late Thursday. voted full restora-
ton If teachers salaries to the
le25-30 schedule.
Restoration Of salary cuts
which began In 1881 and
reached an average depth of
26.s per cent In l93l-S5. was
authorized when the board de-
iermined that operating funds
were now coming In fast
enough To merit A.
Resumption Of the schedule will
require an expenditure Of approx
mately SAL 500 more than in 1870
~. when salaries were approx
mately 3 per cent below pre-de-
preston days.
The preliminary budget adopt
ed in April included sufficient ap-
propriations to cover this increase
II receipts SCENE to warrant,
Continued on Page 3, Column ~
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Noble Redman
Society Debutante
A Finish Battle of Wits and Love
Start Reading Ii Today
The Tacoma Times Men Novel
LESSONS In LOVE
BY JERRY BRokoFIsLp

she rested an elbow or a knee
and cuppec her chin IN her mad
Uncle Hank. she intoned. II
] were 70 Use this house as q focal
point and then draw a circle with
1O0-miie radius DO you think
there might b a man somewhere
in that circle who had a spark q
interest >"
HIS answer va nothing more
than = snort
Barbara shook her head. and ths
long blond curls sglshed about her
shoulders
When Ehs Knocked. tel ne
WHEN are men gong n quit tslz-
Continued OF Page :, Column .
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U. S. Navy May
Get Chance 10
Prove Its Meiile
TODAY'S WAR MOVES
Reg u s Pat OffD
BY LOUIS =. kEEMLE
.rt.. a.. ~ -.
United Press War Analyst

Winston Churchills prom
Use Of give US the tools and
we will finish the job was
supplemented by Presiden
Roosevelt's shooting" order
10 the United States navy
Thursday night. The tools
are coming up IN ever inereas-
ing quantity and the president
has given the navy carte
blanche 10 see that their de-
livery is not interfered with.
The navy. which has . proud
record behind a. probably will not
10 slow 10 act There undoubtedly
j. jubilstion In the fleet. which
1t last has q chance 10 prove its
mettls. Either u Will get the
chance. or Hitler Will Keep his
submarines and raiders off the
Atlantic shipping lanes
The latter SEEM. unlikely,
since " would mean surrender
In the battle Of the Atlantic
and a rsdoublsd chane. of
British victory.
The president I'D not define
the limit 81 the waters essential
70 American defense. but since
they have been extended to lee
land. IL IA not impoasibis that they
viii b. pushed closer 10 ths limits
~ British waters
II would take q great burden
or the British fleet and RELEASE
many shlps for duty elsewhere
against ths axis Churchill al
ready mas paid tribute 70 the sery-
ices rendered BY m. non shooting
American patrol b@tSeen tEs
North American coast and lee
land. soU me patrol mas been
given teeth and ia range u likely
70 - extended
TINS development 10 not I'M
CONTINUED On Page - Column o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13

Quin Gallagher. aged Tacoma
boathoiiss proprietor. convicted Of
msnslsughtsr IN June. 1899. was
back In the Pierce county jail
Friday serving out hls term.
or IL he n0w ,
A Tacoma Times story ~ Aug
~ pointed out that Gallagher had
been rslsssrd from custody Aug.
,. despite the fact that he had
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13

WASHINGTON - The Federal
Communications Commission re-
opened hearings Friday on "a
chain broadcsstinR order which
requires the National Broadcast
ing Co. 70 dispose q ONE q It's
netNof -.
The commission reopensd the
case on q petition By the Mutual
Broadeastlng system for an am.
msndment . permit option TINS
arrangements between networks
and their affiliated stations.
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LARGE Chinssk Cath

AstOo1A. <pss. -~ TNs iasvnuo
chinoos seisaa ssteh n oeneen-
lion vas reported gvttsv ~
coissmtsis rtyss flshern~a fpsun ~
rsesfi< In Csile rsiiA
Average lands tstsIis1 . -
1hsis several ~ flshssmea -
tsfasy bfsaxnt N - msseh -
several TINS.
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fhffs efff 10 AEuffifaH fffIl
sen. shnsfs the weasel. wnlsh fsss
merry was the Danish snsp rsaIs.
the department sala
TIE s~..~I ksa k~~s v~sus.
siss~~~a NJ shs <sAssssr>~ e~ss-
sssssiss atssa rita s>ssv
sth~s sstrlss vessels tshss
esev IN Ass<ssess h~sN~ss.
Ths stat. department Aanaascs.
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ITS the Best Way"

Sen. Claude Pepper. d. Fla
staunoh prepayment OF the admin
istration's foreign policy said
President Rooseveit's order for on
sight shooting Of Axis war vessels
IN American defense waters is the
best way to defend ourselves"
Other eongresslonhl comment:
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Netherlands Liner
Believed Sub Victim

BATAVIA. ssshsstss<s East -
as~s Netherlands East indsss ns-
val sssfhorltiss amounted FRIDAY
that fhs Netherlands nn<r kosA
sof.sn, 7.szz tons. uss ovsfdsss
ana vas beli~vsd 10 neys beer ssnh
on ths South American west e1ass
by . German raider.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13
Plant Nome CHANGED

sFATTI4E-I name II the
stearmsn Aircraft Division u
BoslnE AIrplans company va
changed FRIDAY % Wichita Diy1s-
ion. BoeinE Alfpisns company u
sss announced by ?. 9. Johnson.
Boelng prssldsnt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13
Every Child Deserve
The Opportunity -
Study Mus1e. voico
Or Speech

The training sseslvet =
theno arts aro a iu1ln1eo
vslue. and pay biG an
6<nis in poise. charm -
grace thFoushout : Wes
Tins.
We direct yosr s11G1tioa
to page - a to6nVn
Tacoma Times wh1yo
understanding. aeego -
ed teachers - thooo
important suhjects ~
nouncs the beginninG -
HslI elsssea-
Yusn Nsw y rsoo -
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Cavalrymsn Hunting
For Lost Bomber

STATE pssresm~a ard msmh~ss
q Fort f<vis cavalry snif
ss4fessd FRIDAY tor tbs hsisA
bomb<r mls.snx ssnes TUESDAY
with It's crew u STA men IN .
dsnssiy wooded are. on sEs psst
i.~ais rsssrssflcn several lnis~s
Ansth ~ heChesd fsstf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13
CHAPTER 7

The look on Barbara Chase =
lace VAS one Of utmost dspleaS-
ure as she curled up on the sofa
and lifted the telephone 10 her ear.
Its that anemic Lester Burton
again. she Kissed to her Uncle
Hank as she prepared 10 speak.
Hank Chase shook his head. Poor
Lester. Poor FISH.
No Lester Bsrbsrs uss
saying YEARLY. mo. I'm busy.
Nope. busy Friday. too. No-o-oo
No. Lester. maybe next week. Yes
that's : good boy. Don't fret. nov
'Bvs
Barbara put o0WR tie phone
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roubIc Invitation"

SEN Gerald =. Ny~, r., n. d,
He 1.-THE presidenD has been
issuing engraved invitations for
trouble and when he gets the
trouble h. becomes blind 10 sx-
perience and TO fact"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13

'-rhs sptrA ~ nuon p1nrn1
N . p~noo1~s - snsuuu1u1nu
aesIs~e wa1eA \ - - $3.50
aess~yvaoss ~nnsuser.- \ ~
e>aso1
IN etfi~ssi eamm~ae - isuup1
sfess the high ecnmen1 u1lA :
fanfare - lvumpets evee ~ po11A
~ eialmo1 r \ uDn6ro -.
munlqns shet y n4ll1n Gnuuvnnno
ships we're sunt ~ 0ognon -
marines n ~ uessA Allono1o r
an attack nat wsx SIN enn1towanG.
iva ether shipe wege - 10Y
damaged ibst tbey wsso peanv6D1
- last. ihs eomsssnsesss "a
ALI ~ FACTS Ann
"11Ga.- MANS AnGGoI
The Italian ssmmuHI9~s rspsvs-
ID fwo sthss ships esah n ~
Atlantis BY rss<iss sspm1s1nsa
IAN ~ NsossveIt's NETS en-
lies" said the sp1hsauaa -r1e
foreign press months - 80
tcansssssd 10 rsss .. cnsoms y
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13
"We'H Defend Them

Chairman Tom Connall,, ID.
Tex, Of the senate foreign rela-
tons committee Man attacks
upon our ships Is an arrogant and
oontemptnous defiance Of inter
Continued on Page .. Column -
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Mt s~ss - sesp>1ssss s<<xTv~1
rhas~ssy ~ issstsds - degrees.
20 minutes rovsh. go tsNussn1o
- degrees. ~ minnsss 800. u
hsrrsrd : ! - , N. oreesv>uA
tire AZ , ~ :. ~ EHrs
rhis was ~ nessvs e~esss pysus.
DAT Neas~veis veea - N ~
THURSDAY ntahs = sen~uaes eNoe
he y. =. navy w~sI1 senue on1n
scers'nsssi ~ rnes :. cu.umn q
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Mr.. Roosevelt wants war" an
authorised Nssl commentator said
fEafllsr. official comment by
vsrrinso oayds IN Rene said that
the axis naval forces had m ehoies
now hut IN attack American war
ships on sishf.i
Mr.. neoseseIts abieetiss 10 10
drive the United nfsses people
thuo4gh m.s@sf~ssufrd lsessjenss
intn IN emotional condition ~hsss
they can BE- hurried inio wsr.
WHAT nArrHNs To
NJ DETiDED NJ NAxoa
What happens na~ viii IN M
wlse bs determined by ~. nooss.
welt hut BY us-
Tho spokesman said that shs
American president has clearly
told The world thai he sions u
rssponslbis for Oh ensuing 10.
vslopmsnis Developments which
the German. are no~ sompsiisd %
take and the nstuss ~ which They
viii dstsruins.
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Aforementioned Caruo
Vessel Victim Of j. Boat
In Icelandic Waters!
Crew Of Is Tokes 10 Lie Dco>s.
State Department at Woshlnqlon
Announces; Had Ponomonion Flea
BULLETIN

wASHlNCToN-Ths ssass dspsvsms~s an
nounced Friday that the Amsviea swnsd easuo
chip Montana. which vas calling under NJ
Panamaian flas. has bsen tovps1oed h lee
landic waters and that her crew II 20 has sahsn
10 lifeboats.
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Declaration OF Var"

Sen. Guy VI. Gillette, ID. la.
member Of the senate foreign af.
fairs committee. characterized the
speech as "A declaration Of war
insofar as IL can be declared with
out the action of the legislative
branch
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WEATHER FORECAST

Cloudy tonight and Sunday.
Temperatures High. 81: los, Sc.
Sun rises, 5.fss ssts, SCI.
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M0SC0W-The Red army
was reported Friday to have
recaptured four footholds on
the west bank of the lower
Dnieper, reoccupied three i'm
portant villages IN the APP
proaches TO Leningrad and to
be continuing its central front
attacks with Sustained IN
tenslty."
Fighting around Leningrad was
described as most stubborn on
land and involving enormous
numbers OF planes" on both sides
as the Luftwaffe persistently at
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13
Contend Roosevelt Accepts
Sole Responsibility for
Compelling the Reich 10 Act

bkRlIN - Germany replied IA PreaIdent n0oeeveIts
shoot first" order Friday with declsrntiuo that fho
American executive had accepted soIe responsibility for
compelling the Reich TO take appropriate measursa and
with claim that 20 allied shlpx had bern desroyed ~
axis submarines In the North Atlantic.
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Reaction to Momentous
Address by President
Varies in u. S. Capitol
Non-Interventionists Say Speech
Equal 10 Unauthorized War. But
F. D. Supporters Sound Approval

WASHIN GT0N - Neutrality-suspicious. congressman
charged Friday that President Rooseves shooton-sght
speech tantamount to unauthorized declaration Of
against the axis but supporters Of MS foreign policy
gave il unqualified approval.
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Tone Vas Mild"

Congressman Jahn ". oeff~e. In
Tacoma after an extended vacation
IN the Olympia peninsula. com
menting on the presidents speech.
said I feel IL sas much mildef
than we had been led TO believe II
would be Although II expressed
great Indignation over what's hap
pened on the high seas. II did not
so a. far As Il might have. all
things considered
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NAILS MAY WITHDRAW
FROM LENINGRAD FRONT

The sustained power OF Marsha
Semyon Timoshenko's attacks II
the Smolensk sector. IT was be
lieved here. is so great that tn,
Wehrmacht may be forced e
withdraw units from the Lenin-
grad front In order TO bolster its
weakened central lines.
A dispatch TO the Red army
organ, Red star. reported that
the troops of Marshal Semyon
Budenny have recaptured the
important Dnieper river island
of khortise in the Dniepropet-
rovsk region and. advancing
west. have retaken the village
of Olkha.
The reports said that both Ger
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tempted TO break the power Of the
strong Red air fleet defense of
Russia's second city.
The three villages at the APP
proaches to Leningrad were said
to have been recaptured by units
operating under the command OF
COlonpl Rondaray
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13

BERLIN-Adolf Hitler. assert
ing that Germany was fighting
not only for its own existence but
for the existence of all Europe
against Jewish capitalism and
Bolshevism. called on the Ger
man people Friday to make vol
untary sacrifices" for the winter
relief campaign.
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Mr.. Kathryn Mitchell. 2aos No.
26th ST. VIII leave Tacoma Satur-
day for a two-week trip TO Indiana,
with scheduled stop in Chicago.
Mrs. Mitchell will be accompanied
by her mother. Mrs. John Ken
nedy, and her two sons. Roland
and Johnny, ages 10 and four, re
spectively.
Robert Lambert. 3rd maehinist
mate. u. S. naval air corps al
Pearl Harbor. returned 10 his sta
ton the first part OF the week
after Today visit with his par
ents. MIR. and Mrs. Pred Lambert,
2eo7 SO. 9th St
Clark Squire, collector Of inter
nal revenue. will be away from his
Continued on Page 2, Column 81
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

First game:
Boston 81. 900 1902 000-S . o
Pittsburgh 2O3 900 0lN-6 II =
Johnson, Lamanna a. Posedel
t3). Hutchings 80, Erickson ts)
and Barres, Montgomery, Dietz
and Smith.
Philadelphia .0aO 600 201--5 10 o
Chicago .0IO IOI O00-S . |
Hughes and Warren; Mooty.
Lanfranconi 80, Olsen ~ and
Scheffing.
New York. -. 900 400 O0O- o o
Cincinnati. E. Dol 0O7 00x-s Is /
MCGEE, Lohrman 80. Koslo IS.
Ruge Fischer q and banning. E
Riddle and lombard. West.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit o.. 900 200 000-2 IL
New York l0l 500 10x-S Is o
Newhouser. Corsica "a. Cook
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man and Rumanian units were de-
feated in heavy fighting in which
they lost many killed and wound
ed.
The Soviet successes on the
lower Dnieper were matched by
new achievements on the central
front where brisk counterattacks
were said to have broken up the
German Attn tank corps and sup
porting infantry and artillery
units.
Your postmaster can tell you
how TO invest in L. S. Defense
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