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r GRAVATTE.
700 18th St Realtor MA. pT53.

1926 Violet Place, Silver Spring.
NEW DETACHED BRICK.
g large rooms, i u baths, lovely lafge oak
trees convenient to transportation, schools
and shopping center: quiet street. Priced
low for teday's market, on easy terms. See
this home before you buy. Out Georgia
ave TO Sligo ave, right TO Woodbury. rd.,
right to Violet pl See our
Open" Sign on House.
MAPLE & JAMES, INC. DI 3.Sf6
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HOUSES UNFURNiSHED.


14lI OAK ST. N.W-8 RMS, BATH 2
incloSed porches, built-in gar, gas heat and
refg.; newly decorated and insulated S15.
Columbia 1919.
BLOCK WEST OF CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
Beautiful home, rooms, including IL
brary, maids room. attached garage and
fenced lot. Further particulars, Ma. 1897.
IA
AVAILABLE OCT. =, s1X-RooM AND
side and real. alleys garage, oil heat; fine
Ma. 2265, VIM T. BALLARD. 1921 Eye
st. NV,
MODERN OR 5 BR., INCLosED
porches, built-in garage; near cars, buses,
churches and schools. HO. S346.
s17 WEBSTER ST. NW.--6 RMS. AND
bath. arranged for 2 families: gas heat,
Tefrigerators. Phone HO. 1894.
316 N ST s.W,--5 R. K, B., VII,
$40. THOS. P. BROWN. 615 4th st. s.W.
ONE OF THE FINEST HOMES IN KEN
wood, beautifully Handicapped, large oak
trees, beautiful condition. original cost.
SOC. 900: for rent at $500 per month. Call
MR. JERMAN, WI. 1850 or WI. 1862.
GROOM DWELLING. ELECTRICITY. SUIT
land Md: $50 month. Phone FIR. 1907.
s1s C ST. NE.-4-ROOM DWELLING.
modern, oil heat. FIR. 1907.
724 TAYLOR ST, ,N.E-SEMI-DETA
5 rooms, and bath. ETsctically newnRent
S57 So. JEROME s. MURRAY, 1881 G
ST. NV RE. 246O.
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900 H ST NV RMS, KIT. AND
bath; modernly equipped. Apply at
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FOR SALE BY OWNEI
BREATHING SPACE.

If you have been looking for a place to
live, with lots of ground, this studio-type
home. located in the rolling hills of Mont
gomery County. is situated on a corner lot
- of an acre in size. The property is
beautifully landscaped with rock gardens
shrubs and flowers. There is also a veg
etable garden and a grape arbor. We urge
that you phone us for an appointment to
inspect this property before it is too late.
Price, 81 800. Easy terms.
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QUICK SALE VALUE.

Located in Bethesda area. Brick home.
slate roof, 3 bedrooms, bath, dining room.
tached garage and large lot; So. $50: terms.
CRAHAM-HAII WI $3.50.
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$3.50.
RECENTLY BUILT.
S11, 1,T5U.
EAST OF CONNECTICUT AVE.

DETACHED BRICK.
6 large rooms, 2i2 baths, finished attic.
double garage; on a lot 4Sx153 This is
a beautiful home. in a beautiful section.
Terms can be arranged.
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uNIVERS SITY PARK

Beautiful individual brick bungalows 5
rooms, tile bath, ultramodern kitchen, fire.
place, porch. hoored attic; oil heat; wood
ed lot; S6,750; terms.
OPEN.
To reach: Out Michigan ave. to Queens
Chapel rd., continue to 41st ave, left
to homes
PERRY BOSWELL, INC. AGENT.
33O4 Rhode Island Ave NE WA %45O0
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

NEAR sth AND CONCORD AVE. NV;
So, ,450. $1,000 cash. Beautiful Colonial
brick. large rooms. bath. double back
rage, Northumberland lott near schools:
e@hurches; @ shopping centeri buses aS and
sETaEs 6srct soo dmyeF or Tsyior sSo5
GEORGETOWN = EXCELLENT SMALL
brick house; two bedrooms, garden, 2-car
garage; $4,000. Phone Hobart S049 IA
l-RooM BRICK HOUSE, SILVER SPRING.
Id: lot 70xl10: oil heat. screened porch.
ami: s1O.250 cash. sH. 1892.
$50 LAMONT. ST. N.W.-6 RMS, AR
ranged to suit . families: excel cond.;
conv. stores. transp. and schools. reas Ia
ANACOSTIA-SIX LARGE ROOMS. BATH,
front and back porches, shrubbery; on lot
50X1 so; reasonable. Box 3S4-T. Star. IA
CLEVELAND PARK. 3!O4 35th SIT
room semi-detached brick oil heat. garage'
. inclosed heated porches. OWNER, WO.
9262, Sat. Sun. or ewes.
S7.250-ExCELLENT LOCATION AND
condition: 6-room row brick. chestnut trim
z screened porches, built-i1 gar .earaySs; .,
with hallway. RE. 1891.
116 GRAFTON ST. CHEVY CHASE, MD
Large T-rm., 2i2-bath home, den and Law.
lst floor; scr. porch, garage; oil heat, large
LEY. iH ast pfe Wi $500. SIS: Nj. 1907 s9S- T. Noo
Oak St n.w-Modern row brick. rooms,
: porehes. oil burner. garage. E. w.
MICHIGAN PARK.
S7350 up. New. 9 rooms. bath. rec;
kitchen; F. H. A. on % easy terms t Ma. 1913.
GEORGEToWN-S4, 300
Detached Frame on Large Lot.
HENRY CLAY CO, MI. 060O.
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED HOME,
West OF 10th St, facing Rock Greek Park.
gear garage; priced $4,000 under assessed
value; Win consider small house in trade.
Call Mr.. Shea,
710 Jackson Pl. NV. DI. 1888.
NEW HENDERSON DISPLAY HOME. 421a
18th st. ne. on Michigan ave, Buy from
builder. . new homes opened for inspec,
tion last Sunday. four left. rooms, 2
baths. Price from $3.50.
J, R. HENDERSON. OWNER,
Builder. Office fS40 Wis. Ave.
Phone WI 621S, Hobart 9705.
Open 10 TO PM. Daily and Sunday.
NEAR 18th AND. CLIFTON SITS NV,
IA fine dwelling Of 8 rooms and ,i,i6h: two baths
srse heat sood for
JOHN scRiVENER s & BRO. ~
NICELY LOCATED IN BROoKLAND.
Cozy .semi-detached home of six rooms
and bath, with hot-water heat, ample space
for garden and flowers; near ga a. schools
'nuJ; join HsS'ss scRiSENER 1--WE Ff's s Bro ooV,
District 1850 72S 9th st. NV
BEDROOM AND BATH ON 1st FLOOR. =.
rooms, 2 baths, 22' living room and
q large screened porch, garage; on a
ST.. Michaers School; close to shopping
and transportation To inspect call Mr..
Leache, SH 42qS-R or DI 3346
WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
PARK rd six rooms and bath. fun base
ment; arranged for two families and con-
venient to stores and good transportation.
Call Mr. BoaZe. GE. 6179.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC,
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TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.

In Chevy Chase, D. c.,
Just of Conn. ave, near shopping center
and convenient to all schools. Center
hall franz % S bedT99ms' Ma baths NsToIs sesT ga
TO SELL WILL ENTERTAIN OFFERS.
EDW. H. JONES g. CO., INC, WO. 1900.
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] OR 2 RMS. Ink, BATH AND FRIGID-
sire. 427 18th ST. Sc. Phone Atlantic
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2-RM. APT, PRIVATE BATH, ELEC.,
heat. gas; S35 mo. SO N. Y. ave. NV.
BASEMENT APT. FOR 2 ADULTS ONLY,
rooms and bath, heat furnished. Phone
Dupont O54l
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Hampshire ave. n.w-5 rms, kit, bath
center hall; avail Oct. !; ne. and south
ems rent. S11h MANAGER. HO. 81 50.
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NE BRICK 81 q5O.

Modern home, rooms bath. h-wh;
just redecorated: conv. location; easy terms.
BRODIE & COLBERT. INC. Ma. 1915.
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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE.
APARTMENTS UkFURkIsHEp.

DODGE 1a41 1Ia-ton stake body truck TO
hire. Truck and driver, 81 90 hr. Ia
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WOODBRIDGE, 2S28 MYRTLE AVE. NE
q blk S. of S. Dakota and r. l. aves)--
Except attractive; in detached home; pvt.
ent, liy. rm., bedrm., kit, pvt. bath, utll-
tiles. phone; GENTLE cOuple.
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UNFURNISHED APT. 4 OR MORE ROOMS,
by Oct. 1st: will consider house, reason
able PnY 443-T Star 14h
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CHEVY CHASE, MD,

TRADE CONSIDERED.
New detached center-hall Colonial brick
home, on large wooded lot. There are q
large rooms, = baths and 1st-foor lava
tory. large kitchen. screened rear porch.
automatic heat. Last one of a groSp of
six SI3550 Don't wait. Good houses
are getting scarce. VIM. BOSWELL NE.
3032. 141n
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OPEN TODAY 8 TO 6.
Mr. EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL

126 18th st. se-6-room brick, 3 bed
rooms, bath. low-cost oil heat, screened
nnfurnished' Ideal for newcomers; conv.
to Printing ONCE and NAVY Yard. To be
sold at bargain. See Mr.. Sparks Sunday.
NO. 3179; DIXIE REALTY CO. Ma
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FURNISHED / OR . BEDROOM APT. OR
bouse, Oct. 1st to Dec. 1st: adults.
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New 2-family house, located in one of the
most rentable sections in d. c.: now rented
What better return can you get2 This
home is at least 81 800 under market value
Shown by appointment only. To see call
iDgS
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NO. 1914 gath ST. NV.

Beautiful semi-detached brick residence:
3 rooms y baths, oil heat; perfect condi-
tion; brick garage: priced Sl0.50O. All oe-
ferred purchase money will be accepted in
one trust. payable monthly until fully paio.
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ACT QUICKLY
18th ST. HEIGHTS,

Shepherd Park-An imposing detached cor,
ner brick home on a beautifully langScaped
lot los feet front, 5000 square 1eet OF
grounds. Has living room, dining, room,
library, kitchen and lavatory on is. moor;
4 bedrooms, = baths on IND; hniSheN room
on :}rd: numerous large closets: or heat,
Westinghouse refg.. furred. insulated: rec,
very attractively. Eve. or Sum- phone
Temple 176S.
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FURNISHED, VIC. SHEPHERD PARK,
rn, kit, bath: quiet couple; Ink. rms.
acceptable Box 450-T, Star.
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MOTHER, 3 BOYS, DESIRES REASON
able private quarters; NV: furn. or untur-
hished District 81 90 14f
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COLORED-WANTS UNF. 2 RMS, KIT,
private bath. Frigid., on 2nd floor in pri-
section by Oct. 1St; 2 adults Columbia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
JAPs MASS TROOPS

British military authorities an
nounced the British military and
diplomatic missions TO Moscow
have left the threatened city, "en
route to new headquarters -
For this reason. they said, no
fresh information was available in
London regarding the military
situation in Moscow.
Lacking news from Moscow,
London authorities suddenly called
attention TO the concentration of
100000 japanese troops in Man
chukuo. facing RuSsia'S weakened
military dispositions in the Far
East.
They also noted that Japan is
organizing another 100000 re-
serves from Korea and Japan.
The weather factor in Manchu-
kuo. they declared. must not rule
out the possibility Of a japanese
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British Flee
Moscow for
New Quarters
London Fears Crisis
Near in Soviet;
Worried by Japan
By oHARLEs-A- SMITH


Int News service stan Correspondent
LONDON, Oct. IT, Events in
Russia and Japan led British su-
1h9ritles teaa-t- t1f-t-t4i tt- Fl iirrS
weekend may prove one Of the
most critical OF the entire war
One cause for this apprehension
was assumption of the japanese
premiership by Lieut. Gen. Hideki
TOTO. long noted Is an ardent
imperiahSt
The other was increasingly
grave news from Russia. where
it appeared most of the Soviet
government and diplomatic corps
already has fled from Moscow.
Authorities in London expressed
fears that the Germans are bring
ing pressure upon Japan TO leap
into action and deliver the SoVets
a knockout blow" especially
since they said it appears that
the Russians might be able 10
maintain some form Of front
against the NaZls.
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ToRPEDoED, STILL AFLoAT

Today the old destroyer on the
bridge of which we talked is
ambling at sea one one of her usual
secret missions. The Kearny is
lmping into port, torpedoed but
still atloat.
She was a rakiSh proud looking
craft as are all the new destroyers
~ a sleek, snappy contrast 10 D.
year-old four-stacker on which !
cruised and which no amount of
crew labor could make look new.
Like all the new deStroyers the
Kearny carried her powerful quar-
ter deck guns IN a turret which
could be operated by remote con-
troll. She carried the most modern
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17

MOSCOW. Oct, Fighting
with their backs 10 the wall So
eiet forces smashed back ar the
NaziS on two major fronts today
and slowed down the German adj
vance on Moscow
II frfv forth ~.
the Communist Party newspaper
Pravda as suicidal fighting ragged
west Of Moscow. creating a verita-
bic carnage on both sides
The Russian high command in
ats noon communique said that
fighting ragged ali night on the
entire front and that 1t was par
tcularly fierce" at various points
10 the west.
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kearny
New Type
w arship
BY WALTER HERMAN

ini'l News service stan Correspondent
NFIV YORK. Oct. II. - The
skipper OF the destroyer on which
l was q passenger pointed 10 the
U.S.S. Kearny riding easily al
anchor in the harbor of Hvalfjodul
in iceland.
at would take something TO
sink her" he said "She's one of
our newest and best. She's got
more horsepower under her
matches than battleship and
shes armed TO the hiIt. These
new destrOyers are practically
light cruisers"
We had been talking about how
we'll a destroyer could resist sub
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
ATTACK AT KALININ

But Pravda published a dispatch
from a correspondent at the front
stating Soviet troops concentrated
on the approaches 10 Moscow
somewhat slowed down the pace
OF the enemy's advance. i"
The same paper also said that
Russian forces counter-attacked at
Kalinin. 10 miles northwest Of
Moscow and that German legions
on that sector We're driven back.
Prayda said the German losses
were extremely heavy and that
stubborn fighting continues
The account added:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17

Comparatively little change was
noted in Detroits strike situation
today.
Three units of Great Lakes Steel
Corporation remained down and
500 were idle as a union leader
threatened discharge for wildcat
strikers. page A.
Dearborn bus service remained
suspended as operators and main
'tenance men continued their strike
for 10-cent-an-hour wage in
crease. page A.
Demonstrators marched into
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They're Ordered TO Shoot First

The incident occurred within about 200 miles of the
the attack the American destroyer Greer Sep
TENDER 4, by German submarine.
Although the navy declined to speculate officially on
whether the Keany engaged its aacker in combat officers
pointed that all United States navy craft have been
under shoot first" orders than month.
The Kearny mounts five fve-inch guns of .38 calber
and carries torpedo tubes of 81 caber.
The navy department announcement read:
1.-THE navy department announces that the u. $. s.
Kearny destroyer, torpedoed this morning while
patrol duty about $50 miles south and west of Iceland
mo casualties to personnel were indicated in dis
patches received by the department.
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Great Lakes Steel Dearborn Buses and Sears
Roebuck Store Among Those Affected

Sears. Roebuck & Co.'S Highland
Park store and police reserves
were called. page 80
A wildcat strike of $500 Ford
workers In the coke oven and
foundry was ended on orders of a
union leader. Page a.
Sixteen tie ans ters were on
strike at the r. c. Mahon Com
pany, manufacturers Of structural
steel, much of which is for defense
projects.
Transfers were ordered TO dis
Continued on Page lS)
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Proceeds Under It's Own Power

despite the damage received the ship is able to pro-
coed under her power.
The L. s. $. kearny is under command of Lieut..
Commander A. l.. DAMS, United States Navy.
'"The ship is of the navy's newest destrOyers.
She was laid down in 1889 and completed in 1910 This
ship standard displacement of 163O tons The ship
is 81 feet long and has 35fOOt beam She is armed
with the standard fve-nch battery of her class
mo other details available to the navy department
at this time"
The first announcement gave no indication to the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Attacked on Patrol
$50 Mi. Off Iceland
By DAMON RUNYON JR.
International News Service staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Oct. lin what was pre-
stunned to have been skirmish with submarine, the
u. 5. S. Kearny, destroyer, was torpedoed today
while on North Atlantic patrol duty about $50 miles
south and west of Iceland, but escaped serious dam
age
The meager reports received by the navy de-
partment in Washington indicated no casualties were
suffered by the eight officers and complement of
200 men estimated to have been aboard What hap
pened to the attacking craft was not Immediately
disclosed
The Kearny is the first American warship to suffer
damage in encounter in this
Although damaged the destroyer, one of the navys
latest types able proceed under its power the
navys announcement said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Ex-MiniSfer
0fWdr Heads
Jap Cabinet
Closer Relations
With Axis Seen,
London Reports

TOXIC. Oct. IL. Amid inten-
sive air raid precauuon exercises
in Toxic, Lieut.. Gen. ilideii Too
-ssss f-..f st==trTt47rsT-- form nj
cabinet 10 end Japaus cabinet
crisis and replace the konoye gov
ernmeni, which resigned.
Toto. who served as war min
lister under former Premier Prince
Fumimaro konoye. sought 10 whip
together a new cabinet after being
designated 10 the task By Emperor
Hirohito.
Previously it had been reported
the task OF succeeding Konoye in
the rapidly rising Far Eastern
crisis would 60 10 former Foreign
Minister Yosuke Matsuoka. II
had been believed Matsyoka would
have had the full support OF the
armed services.
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nationality of the attacker.
While navy department Of
fcials declined to comment
Immediately, naval experts
pointed out that destroyers
usually are thinly armored
and that a torpedo hit was a
particularly serious blow.
ONE or LATEST TYPE
The navy did not say whether
the torpedo had been fired by a
submarine or a surface raider
The destroyer is one of the
latest type Her keel was laid IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17

1899 and the ship was completed
in 1910.
The ship had a standard dis
placement of 1880 tons.
The Kearny is 34l feet long
and has a 35-foot beam The ship
was armed with a standard FIVE
inch gun battery
The navy department reported
there we're no further details at
this time.
IT is the second incident involv-
ing belligerent warships and
American naval forces.
ON September 4 Nazi subma.
Continued on Page 49,
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British Batter
Naples: Z Killed
International New, service Cable

ROME. Oct. IA new air raid
on the italian seaport Of Naples
and the destruction Of an enemy
submarine were announced by the
Fascist high command today.
A bulletin said 1Apersons were
killed and 81 wound@d in the raid
on Naples The submarine was
said TO have been sent 20 the
bottom by an Italian torpedo boat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
IN THE
NEWS
TIME most important re-
ligious shrine i'm Mexico
is the basilica Of the

virgin OF Guadalupe.
The story Of, the Indian
kthrough whom the mother OF
Jesus revealed her wish that
a shrine be erected on the
spot of the vision has been
related i'm these columns.
The lovely roses blooming
i'm Midwinter at this sancti-
fled place were brought to the
Bishop of Mexico City as
proof of the authenticity of
the Indians tale.
And on the linen robe in
which the roses were carried
to the bishops palace APP
pcared miraculously a gIori-
Gus painting of the virgin
when the roses were poured
at the bishops feet.
That is the touching story
of the foundation of this great
basilica. and that sacred
painting is now the treasure
Of the Guadalupe shrine.
Every year immense num-
bers of the faithful followers
of Christ i'm Mexico visit the
shrine and make their devo-
tons there in the deep sin
certify of their religious
convictions.
This year Archbishop Can't
well of Los Angeles and his
impressive party consisting of
HMsgr. John Cawley, Attorney
JOseph Scott, Msgr. THOMAS
Fogarty, Msgr. Michael O'HaI-
leran, Father William Null
lane and Father Joseph
Truxaw visited the shrine.
The archbishop conducted
services there.
And his attendance and
ministrations were welcomed,
not only by the devoted
Catholic masses of Mexico
but by the government and
the liberal press of that
country.
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TNHERE have been man

"HERE have been many
good will tours 10
Mexico by famOu $
statesmen and by honorable
boards of trade and chambers
of commercially individuals
of note and organizations of
consequence but none SO
vital to those friendly rela-
tons between Mexico and the
United States which all good
citizens of all parties and all
faiths desire as this visit by
the Archbishop of Los An
geles and his distinguished
associates.
It marks a new era of re-
! ligious liberty in Mexican
! inspiring REVIVAL of i'm
herent Mexican reverence and
tolerance.
Mexico has always been a
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FEAR JAP ACTION

"a Reuters British dispatch
from Singapore quoted q radio
broadcaster there as stating
Tension in the Far East Is near
the breaking point. Japan has
prepared preteXt for moves
against Thailand and Russia,
which may be carried out sim
ultaneousIy."
Another Reuters dispatch
from Shanghai said il was felt
there Toio will seek closer Japa-
neSe relations with the Rome
Berlin AXIS and adop, a sterner
policy toward the United States
and Britain.
1T was generally felt Reu-
tiers said. that the Far East is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Weather
MOURN TEMPTATIONS

The sun wlH scr at a.4s p on today
and rise tomorrow al 64s T.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Reds Stem Rush
On Moscow: Foe
40 Miles AWAY

LONDON, Oct. 17-Exchange Telegraph quoted the Nchy
stating today that German forces have advanced
40 miles Moscow according from Bucharest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
VOteDriVe
I'm Schools
Effective
By SHANNON CoRMACK

With the completion of the first
week Of The Detroit Times pro-
gram 10 have children in the De-
troit schools urge their parents
TO go 20 the polls on election day
November 4 already satisfying
results are being shown
During The last five days the
school children have listened 10
monograph recordings Of addresses
made by prominent citizens and
have been given printed copies
of these addresses 10 take home
to their parents
They have heard lectures BY
their teachers on the Importance
of voting on election day and the
necessity Of choosing the best can
didates. Then they have written
essays giving their own reasons
why every citizen should exercise
the right Of franchise.
N0BILIZED IN CIVIC ARMY
And now the children have been
modified into a civic army, deter
mined TO get out the vote.
AZ the Irving School at "a West
Willis avenue. where Miss Adele
L. Fcahncy is principal and Miss
Erma kellogg is assistant princi-
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marine or surface attack. The
skipper laughingly remarker that
our old destroyer huh would keep
out the larger fish -
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1.-THE Germans hurled forward
more than 100 tanks supported
by aircraft I'm order TO break
through our defenses.
'"They managed 70 drive a
wedge into our defenses and
landed sfftaH -detaeAH4eHtS Of
parachutists, creating situa-
ton which threatened our troops
with encirclement.
"The NaZiS failed 10 surround
our troops. however. Soviet
troops annihilated the para
chutlsts and took up new posi-
tiOns."
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HEAVY NAZI LOSSES

On The night Of October Is
Prayda related Russian infantry
men and motorcyclists. supported
by artillery. launched counter
attacks and began pushing the
enemy back
Nazi losses were described as
particularly heavy at a railway
station near kalinin.
1.-THE whole station platform
and the square I'm front of the
station literally were covered
with heaps OF bodies of German
officers and men," Pravda said.
The Russian forces. striving &c
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