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and the surrounding states, there be-
Ing PA from the home state. 30 from
South Carolina, and 80 from Vir-
ginia. Fifteen came from Florida, IS
each from New York and Ohio. and
ten from Pcnnsylvanla.
The faraway state OF Oregon Ia rep.
resented mt, the local institution by
one student, and there Is also single
student from Nebraska, From the
mid, west there are three students
from Indiana. two from Missouri. and
one each from Arkansas, Illinois,
Michigan. and Minnesota,
Two OF the New England states are
represented at the college, with ak
students from Connecticut and three
from Massachusetts. The Middle At
lantic states sent, In addition to the
% students from New York and
Pennsylvania, six from New. Jersey.
four from Delaware, aud two from
Maryland.
There are five students from the
District OF Columbia and the number
OF students from southern states is MS
follows: West Virginia, O; Alabama,
4; Georgia. 4; Kentucky. 2; Louisl-
ana, 2; and Texas. !.
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invitation TO meet with the chapter
each first and third Wednesday 10
each month mt y. M. at the Hayes
Taylor Memorial Y. NJ. c, A., l10i
T.. Market street.
There are many projects we wish
10 undertake and we feel certain that
all the graduates will b. eager TO re-
spond, One OF the proJetts recently
completed and one In which we still
wish TO keep before the attention OF
all graduates is that pertallng to the
Alumni Loan Fund. The Gate City
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Chapter has pledged $4,000 as their
portion OF the $4,000 which the gen.
eral association is attempting TO
raise.
We are happy TO say that this
amount has been raised, not only by
the Gate City Chapter. but by other
Chapters through the state rallied to
the cause, making these fond dreams
Of three years ago n reality.
Interest In the association Is grow
Ing steadily. The enthusiasm shown
mt the recent annual meeting was
spontaneous and gratifying.
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The march Of time brings forth an
other year, the new year OF loi1-42-
The third Ia which the Gate city
Chapter has been funetlonlng since
It's reorganization.
While Uncle Sam Is taking stock
Of hla man power. churches OF their
Christian power, the Gate City Chap
ter Is following example by taking
stock OF its members.
There are many graduates who are
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Nimber-o-logy Is 10 test your
knowledge Of figures. Add md
subtract. @ -
si5 minus 209 plus 2S4 minus
Se4 plus III minus lis plus 1853
minus 100 plus 87s minus 7s5 plus
3e6.
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behind the organization 100 per cent
The Chapter wishes 10 take this
means Of thanking them aud TO en-
list their continued support. There
are many recent graduates residing
In this vicinity. namely Rockingham.
Gullford and Alamance counties. and
we wish TO encourage their partici-
patton In the future planned pro-
grams May we take this opportunity
OF extending TO them most cordial
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Bennett Enrolment
By Sections

Twenty.six states, the District OF
Columbia. and the Br' Ish West In
dies are represented the student
body OF Bennett College this year, nc-
cordlng TO statistics issued from the
registrars office yesterday. The lone
foreign representative ia Miss Flora
Blanchettc. a special student, whose
home liz In Basseterre. st. kits, II.
w. l.
AZ IN the past, however, the ma
jority OF the 307 students enrolled Mt
Bennett come from North Carolina
and students, upon REQ est The pic.
ture collection will has n variety of
uscs one of which will he TO serve
as material for non-art courses, such
ms modern languages, history. lItcrn.
ture. and music appreciation, besides
forming the nucleus for n larger
teaching and reference collection for
the art department.
Color Prints VIII Form Lending
Collection.
The color fncslmIlcs. In addition
90 their other uses, viii form the
basis OF lending collection, avail
nble for many purposes, They are to
be framed and loaned to. the students
to hang on the wills of their torinI7
tory rooms for period Of two weeks
70 month at time. -
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Available for use In low-cost
homes and small bathrooms Is n
lavatory made In u triangular design
10 that It fits neatly into n corner.
A distinctive feature Of the new fix.
ture Ia the rooiny. shelf with IS
square inches OF usable space. =
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Army Rules Waves in Tacoma
As Transport is Launched

The army ruled th< waves Sat
srasy 81 least around ina seattle.
Tacoma saipbaiiins Carp.
AMID eoiorfa ceremonies sss.
tur.d ~ a presidential address.
tss NV army transport rrsdsfies
rgBsson was launched 81 10 %
Z. N.
me Bag 1900 200 steamship
s1s asftiy ehrsfsnsd ~ hlss
BsfDsrs Z Fasnsfoa o. Sen rfsn-
elsco. daughter 81 the late MAJ
Gen. Frs1sfses Funston for Snom
the yesssi IL named
HhIis = tntonz % sss.rsI hun
ofed army officials and their
guests Witnessed the traditional
launching rites. ~ofkmsn swarm
ing ever tNo other similar SHIPS
aDulssing On adjacent ways paused
only momsntsrily 70 observe the
event
A recorded address ~ President
Roosevelt ~@s presented ever .
loudspeaksr system.
Declaring that the Fro~tn ard
prosperity Of the nation has been
dependant on nigh sxss commerce
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Prison Doctor
Dies in Crash

DR.. William A. Dyke. 81.
public health service, federal
bureau of prisons, stationed at
Mcneil Island penitentiary.
was killed Saturday at a. m.
when the car IN which he was
riding overturned on Center
ST. near the Verde 81. inter
section.
DR.. Dyke was thrown from the
car a. It turned over and then
Sas pinned beneath ~ His com
psnion and driver Of the automo-
bile. Don 3 johnson. 20 q. g
department q justice. bureau II
prisons. attempted % lift the
heavy ear off the physician. but
vas unsuccessful he walked hack
TO Oakland addition and enlisted
the aid Of several men. VINO Re-
turned 10 the accident Scens and
freed the victim
DR.. Dyke VAS pronounced dead
By Deputy Coroner George HOff-
ner, who recognized johnson. but
requested he report 10 the county
prosecutors office Saturday At 10
= m
johnson told police hs was driy-
ing West On Center 81 and that he
was forced from the highway By
another car approaching from the
opposite direction. Driver Of the
other machine failed 20 stop.
Johnson ssid the accident hap
peneo on a long curve midway De-
tween Oakland addition and Fir
crest
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Slate Budget
Meet Monday

csuofy sie<tlvs a6fIe1olA 49,
ilsE sfssr is1svlas>at epeesp~ospp
with sks sa<Safy spsnsusen1eepvv -
sss1xes psabiems. h<sd . seseing
~ th~if s~s rsxny sfsseneea 80
1<issa~y ssfve1 tettGg - -
commissioners rs<sestla9 : erpeo
roafsrss<s Msn1sy - - seiera.
Aishoush ass - 80 sIseoD~e
afrs<tsis were w1on1a9 bsem -
eusvssts4s kss6ay. sGnalap&e -
res&nsing 81 esostr steetzpe -
tsans w~ss atf4xned - ~ letfes
saturday hsfsss a wss tni1 - N
commissioners de&n.
chsamsn Guy n t1sb1eu - ~
soasafy h<zer1 80 ~ 1scArsmnne
h>s<ss seuia ssest u5st ~ sesn~
slz~ses~vs u spy ssne. tnees -
70 sppsxsst appen6fien = -
vs<Esax. esje<tives - vtten, -
asp~ssn~u< sss<s sors>1. ~ea11
bs
n FsxHen~~l ssf11<,ene . 49,
- fh< la<res~~a ~srt.
4 Wages sens>s&see wt1n ~
's~ssss p>ffsros<1 - - IRE VIII
icessisss4a sa FAss 4 cssaxnn -
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ard xsnsrsl fs@eaaa - fbs s<xs.
ina pfsssd~nt described the basid-
inx prexrsm At me navy. ~ veil
ss ~ tn~ martins ssmnsas~soa
81 soas II sssr snsssfs 10 fh<
szgrss>ofs ~ne would ssrfxs ~
our iIk~fty~
rh~se shsn ~ - A>sih
fss Ass~st<a. foe 1~nss<saet.
Zoe fss<1oss.- NJ. ns~sess1s
sssessA~a- ssrs~~s ssssss -
flbssty. wssk1-~t1s go
eternal. ssks y ss1r pssSe~--
ear pt~dss - IN sRnskts1~
secrnsns psrsons s~so p<<ssA
ths aospoi % fear. the p<s<sfi<ns
promised fsii prot@essen sos th~
American msrsszsf nsfin< and hs
b.ds Hfso<ssp><d~ 70 tA~ SEQ snip
being isDnehed here.
Maj Gen. Kenyon A. joyce.
commander q tns II Army Corps.
~no made b<isf talk in bsasjf
Of the secretary o. var, ~xs III
ranking army official present.
Afssr ia.dsns American sadp-
ossidsnK ssscrts and the aohssvs-
menfs ~ Tacoms's ~orsmss N
Continued On Page ,. Column ~
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Tacoman. Injured
In Tavern Fight.
Dies in Hospital

Marry Hsdb~ss. 10. of ipia,s N
X st truck driver for the Tacoma
Drug Co. as<d Saturday 81 . "a
.. "a. IN me sesnsy sospssal frs
inr,fies sustained in . HHhs
sept 10.
H~dhssr rsases w~ss srfoswssd.
fscssd right with staff sgt. ~.
y. Perkins ii1s. n. Tacoma ave,
~he. ~ tns company ~ frasads.
WAS having . cup NJ sn<f~s In .
do~ntn~a tavern prior to . s.st.
ing trip.
Hsab<rs ~ss tshss n ~ sosss-
~ hospital ln an unconscious ara
t'iiian. Ne fslled 10 s~sposd 70
irsatmsnt. Ills ssa,h ~ss caused
~ . severe skull srsessrs. seeers-
Ing 10 hospftsi attendants
Perkins ~ss sfssf<d ~ police 10
rspost 10 the prosecuting altar
Ssys office.
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Puerto nican
YouihAdmiis
Murder Of 3

KENNEwtCK. WsuA.--
John sesa. i¥r-std notivo
Puerto klsAn. soufsssod -
hu.hinx snd Staying tkrpe
members II . farm fonily -
ohfain money he believed 80
hidden on = ranch near Her.
mission. Ore. Police Chief =
n kershsw ssld Saturday.
Nss~h<w aid nsta ~hs msne1
: kenns~ieA apsst register - Jcns
Jnhnsen. had na<s : ~nsil enH-
fss~sen~ Ne sssu< snd tflted hfva
Cara rnhin. - ~ -. k~rs>se
fsafxash. "a. ard ~ sertsw. n1ns-
vss Aaams -. THURSDAY sles1
The peisee chief SD ssfs
gars hss age ~ ~. bsf that ~
looked "a Ne seos ~ si<.-
der bslid and tailed wsfh ~
descriptions Of . mas Mhsm
Hss0hbeys Had se<n eve~nd
fhs Tobsa fsvm befevs fks
staying.
~ wss sssps>e1 Hrt<nr
sssks ~hss NsuAs esssuemes
\. q. ss~st s'bp<sen. sonp1r1suD
~ ~ 500 ss.ssoss a~1seuon11s
ps<ks< n np.ee~>eh pnvor
lss lst.- ~ e~egs..e1 soe>y
sssssa~s. nss~hsw 80. -
49, sak~s - psse1psen. g.
wssss ssasssp ~pss = -
NJ.
k<f~aa~ sstd Hs6e - M
rests shSsu6h ~ nnes - ~
nssd wken shs wess - - 49,
msnt II mr. farm heHss n get mlIn
ff.s~ . Fssvsnsvssns. ~ rnnaeehs1
~ hnass. ksrsa4w Gid. = s.e<se
~ snon~y. shsn walled % Nm Gss-
ssssh sad AdssaS she~sass uney
sssw htN ssd ~e~i1 ~ suenos-
ltiss - sls trsek
mnee - ~ vi~oluus 90
sA~t fs~@ es16eA 9svn>sA
49, asvsse1 - - 1soon
vssre los 1nnvn1.v 49,
ssss ~ 49, - h61nn1 ~
rsn1s - 49, - nb&nps
~ bs1nes. ~ ~ - 1nmns
shs~~Gn - -. se~& -
=
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Liter 10 Be Released
From State prisea

SEATTLE A Infer vho has
SERVED ~ years N tns Wssnlasts~
stats pshitsnimsy ~ Wsiis wsila
vas 10 90 free Saturday s~<Aass
of his sso~I~dGs Of lsw ssissa BY
studying wnsss ~ pfssor.
John Ssisss. ~. sentenced -
1877 On On h~aatssi srsmla~l
essrxs - . sesesr. xst IL stats
sapfsns sssat 10 rule sis sonsl<.
ton Vas null sns vsaa h<eAslss NJ
formal Judgement 49, ssnsd whsn
ne wss ssnf~ne@d
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fans last night as the '-remmygnn
Little An-Amsrloan IN fsso
bombarded and hItEkrisr.d Pacific
Lutheran cladls,ers 10 . ~ 10 IL
victory over Consara nulldos. IN
a stadium fiiled to the scuppcr.
Here's the way the Tommy
gun" did Il.
4 Scored one touchdown on
thrse-yard ramhls around left
end.
= Passed TO two sther touch
- downs on two heavss 10 End
Paul Poliilo, one q 3a-ysrd toss.
the other a 21-ysrd serial.
! Scored one extra point by
- place kick. held tho ball as the
other Marvellous Marv." Captain
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Six Survivors of F oundered
Ship Rescued by u. S. Navy

SAN JUAN, r. R.-Six surviv-
ers Of the crew Of the l.sl1-ton
motorship Ethel Skakel formerly
the Libby Name. which founder
ed in a Caribbean hurricane, have
been rescued by an American de
stroyer. navy announcements said
Saturday
Francis f. Holmes. third mate.
and James r Moore. seaman.
were rescued unhurt from a raft
Friday night. and four additional
survivors were picked Up from
another raft Saturday.
The Parry shipping com
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patch vas published. tbs ssisosn,
through III newspaper. oss~rvasors
Romano. denied that such . re.
quest svsr was made The report
Was also denied by Tsyiu. VIVA
said II was completely without
foundation.
What did the pspe ssy 10 NJ.
Tsytoff
u 10 impnssibls. ~ course. II sbs
present time 10 know nDf thai
Taylor sss expected 10 obtsls =
definite answer upon some matter
az urgent Importance IN ths pres
snt war situation u admitted by
tns authoritative jesuit pabils.-
ton. America
The Catholic weekly gives -
res.oas for this hels~f. s'shs s~s1-
lag ~ Mr.. T.,ies. en- si<fesfy goa
tismzs. for go long $50 tsyiss .
is.ssss. nth 80 brief . stsy. ssd
iss ssssssf bassss~s ilke shssaesss
~ his sisif" me editors warn.
fconiinsisd on fsss ~. celsna -
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ness suits to riding breeches. ski
ing parkas and north-woods hunt
ing caps. For several days they
had been loafing about the lonely
headquarters. playing poker and
darts, drinking at the Raj. bar.
and waiting for the flight to as
semble. Tim Baker was one Of the
last TO arrive. He was younger
than most Of the rest. He had seen
many tough specimens OF the air
before tunt-nyers and old-time
mail pilots-but this staggering
crowd of soldiers of fortune was
something new to him. With their
feet perched upon the stove while
a snowstorm whirled outside. they
traded yarns Of their experiences
flying for the Spanish Loyalists or
Continued on Page Il. Column 81
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The greet t~in-eneined lockheeds had been lined
Tim didn't think he hod been the doy
first solo, Tyrone Power Tim Boxer preporno TO hop
the Atomic VIC worplone)
showing tractors grinding blowing the drifts aside
The air was eaden. Ground in high boots and fur
caps were busy checking the 1000 hip engines and filling
the tanks for the 2000me flight The pilots came out to
make sure that their heavy ships had cleared of
and ce then sappg themselves they headed back into the
warm office, where the commander flight was going
over the latest Atlantic weather reports
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pany. Of New York. owners ~
the vessel. said 80 crew men,
bers we're aboard.)
Poor visibility and high SEAS
were reported hamperng a search
for other survivors.
SEATTLE - OF the 81 crew
members aboard the N. s. Ethel
Continued on Page 2. Column g.
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They were a motley tough
fibered crew as they stood about
him-sd adventures, old barnstorm-
ers who had licked off half a mil
lion miles in the air, commercial
pilots out for boom-time pay. ard
one or two army airmen who had
left the service for reasons not
inquired into. One could hear from
their midst the drawl Of a Texan,
the hard tang of an Australian,
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u. S. on Threshold
Oh World War No. 2

WASHINGTON - Secretary Of
the Navy Frank Knox said Satur-
day the position Of tire United
States IN the war might be
changed AZ any moment To belliger-
ency depending on the viii Of our
syowed enemies"
The United States stands
today on the threshold of
World War No. ." Knox
wrote In the Foreign Com
neree Weekly. commerce
department. publication
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Baseball Finals
NATIONAL LEAGUE


New York :. eol 100 O0z--4 10 4
Boston .....0is 900 eox--s III o
Feidmsn. Lohrman fs). Melton
90 and oDez. salvo. Jssery
80. Erickson ~ ana Berries
Philadelphia 600 oo5 oze-7 ] o
Brooklyn -. 600 zI0 ee0--s o
H0erst. Pearson 90 and War
rsn. Aibosta pnstsr 80, Draks
- and Oven
~ Louis 400 ZOE eoo--s .
Chicago. szo 100 ssr-s q 4
Piilet. Cumbert 80 and ".
Cooper. Erickson. Faces %.
Pres~ness ~ and Mccullough.
sehsfflng.
Cincinnati. COL 0s1 70I-Is IL IL
Pittsburgh 0s0 eeZ too II .
p. Riddle Beggs ~. and West.
J Riddle Gee. Dietz 80. WIikle
10 and Smith.
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Sports World
FLASHES

s9Arrt.G--rsts Rss~s e~..
tssfasiasT - ine nrsosifs r.eas.
ere larsr~a he right arm Hsf-
s.fs<y n pre- s.rs- r<.stlss bst
an 80. ssnst.an failed - reveal
ANYTHING ssFiaas pr pF-as
Clean - Ns~ Yass k.~pss&l said
~ s.fss soslta - made tnulx NJ
- q r~csassersrs measure
fsasrsssons ~.fs tnst Essssr
~assla hs vesas fcf ne .reeln9
r.ms Il IN World SERIES Wed
assasy.
INV t0n a~-nessssswsss.
..s ~ ~ he~sssky Is~ssy ~ss-
sss. nseses~ rip. vss ~ . shssfi-
lag s.~~ ~ts ss~s Whssss~sy
In TIE xs~s russass - ~ ets.-
ees sseksy t1as ust1 ssp ~ ~.
uss-s rssk ssssvass SD eisppss
. fall s~~ssa ~ ~ Awssss~~
record fas ~. ssss~s.
NEW vOaa Keller.
Yankee ostfgeid~r whc sblpp~d
q bone ~ his snhls siding laso
second base sKsinvs ths Tigers
sept. u. returned IN hls left
field pest saturday and /. 81.
most certain 10 start the wasia
series against the padHsss
Wednesday.
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"SUBsTANTIAL SUCCESS
REPORTED BY RUSSIANS

The most important Russian
success, in addition to smashing
several elite German units around
Leningrad. appeared to be in the
Lake linen sector. where a diver
sion attack In the Hovgorod sector
resulted in severe battle and a
substantial success. according
TO the Moscow Red Star.
Both sides were reported throw
ing reinforcements into the fight
Ing around Leningrad.
There were many reports indi-
eating the difficulties facing Hazi-
fContinued on Page 2. Column 81
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Thousands
Jam Grid
Bowls Today
ANN ARBOR. Mieh.-Ul

ANN ARBOR. Mich.-Uni-
versity of Michigan opened
its football season impressive
~ Saturday with n 10 10 7
victory over its old rival.
Michigan State college, before
a crowd of 10000.
COLUMBUS, q. 49, Ohio
State displayed an alert pass
defense 10 defeat Missouri.
IL to I. before a crowd of
$4,000 Saturday for a sue
cessful debut by Paul Brown
as Ohio State coach. The
Buckeyes scored in the sec
ond and fourth periods and
then STAYED off a Missouri
rally.
SOUTH BEND. Ind. 49, The
Notre Dame football team
opened its season auspiciously
Saturday for Head Coach
Frank Leahy with n So To 7
victory over the University
of Arizona.
ANNAPOLIS. Midway open
ed its le41 football schedule Sat
urday with an easy "a 10 O victory
over William a Mary before 20
600 spectators in Thompson sta
dunn.
SEATTLE - Washington and
Minnesota FLASHED saturday In
their fourth interseetionai foot
hsll game before q record crowd
Of $1,000 persons The field wa.
dry and n warm sun was shin
Ing. There was no wind.
SEA TILE - Minnesota
scored = touchdown In the
second period Of today's game
with the University of Wash
Ington. The extra point Vas
made. The firsi quarter ended
o 20 o.
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SYNOPSIS
Tim soksr ~o,hbSe1Gns Yankee pilot adventure,
impudent
Ienton New Jersey ns'eod OF Tenfon oonodo He
he keu'rolty soolns
roser'oi beiserent
Ameeen soil ond ,hot
be delivered n Conodo.
The wing commander OF the Trenton field received delivery
fsd, with the settlement hot Boxer would
he ouersed TO
soker hired ferry bombes ,housend
wont oeot delivered by OF Berlin
Gre to be employed IN 'hot vicinity sventOei, e"yho~.
CHAPTER
The great twn-engined Lockheeds had been lined up
abreast at the end of the meong runways Their redwhe-
blue bufseye Raj embems stood the only splashes
OF color IN the bleak Newfoundland landscape II had been
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The motion picture, "A
Ionk in the RAF," will open OF
homriek's Roxy theoter Oct.
n.

the chunky speech Of a Dane or
Norwegian. They were turned out
in every sort Of clothes. from BUSH
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Marv 'Tommygun' Tommervik
PAGES 26-l3 Gridiron Triumph
Twenty Thousand Wotch Gludiosors Win
Over Invaders by TwoTouchdown Edge
ey HAROLD SHAW

Move YOU big All AmerieanS. Make way for
real Al-American-Marv Tommygln' TommerSik
That unforstahs conclusion Mary srshmsn booted IN. sar
ne minis m ooof coth.u version.
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Nation S Carloadinus
Over 800, 900 Weekly

>fohANE &C. c. Randall Of
New York City. port traffic man.
sger Of the American Association
n Railroads. told the 4sth meeting
Of the Pacific Northwest ADVISORY
board here late Friday that the
nations earioadings now are run
ming over s00. 900 cars per week.
He said II was improbs bic that
the peak viii exceed s57. 900 cars.
and believed railroads would meet
satisfactorily every demand for
transportation.
RANK TRANS
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WHAT DID THE POPE SAY?
IMyron Taylor's Vatican
Visit Inspires Great Crop
OF Rumors in All Nations

BY RELIGIOUS NGws SERVICE

great deal of and speculation have surrounded
the visit Of Myron C. Taylor the Vatican The eonsn-
ons Of the corp that Taylor handed Pope
from President Roosevelt asking the head Of
a lust
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Washington 100 600 oeo--4 10 0
sess YORK 300 COS 0o0-s : 4
Asstsrson. Zuoer 80 and
Evans. Gomez. Bonham IL. Muir
ply 10 and Dickey.
Boston .... 900 400 O0i--5 ~ o
Philadelphia 900 COL eso-I o
N Harris and Peacock. Wolf
and Wagner.
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Reds Claim
Crack Nazi
Units Beaten
Bu Joe Aler Morris
Foreign News Editor
BULLETIN

OTTAWA - Loss Of the Ca
madam Corvette N. ". =. Ir,is
through enemy action was an
nounced Saturday At naval
headquarters.
The announcement said ~
Canadian naval ratings had been
lost In the sinking and one
English rating was a fatality.
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lost In the sinking and one
English rating was a fatality.
Red army reinforcements
reported the smash ing of
crack German units in the
battle of Leningrad Saturday.
the Nazis claimed destruction
of more than 1000, 900 Soviet
troops in the Ukraine and
Great Britain sought to speed
aid to the Russian defenders
of the Crimea and the Crimea
and the Caucasian oil fields.
The probability that British i'm
perial forces would move into
southern Russia to fight beside the
Red army appeared 10 be mount
ing as result of the German Of
fensive in the Ukraine and against
the narrow isthmua leading to the
CrlmeA.
Berlin dispatches said that 20
Russian divisions of probably l.
O5O.O00 men had been destroyed In
the encirclement battle east of
kiev. with not even small units a bic
TO escape the trap which SOS. 900
prisoners and vast quantities of
war materials were taken.
There still was no official word
regarding progress Of the offensive
which London said 10000 German
troops had launched against the
cfimea, but on the northern front
Moscow reported that tn. Red
army was holding Its lines and
making gains in some sectors in
the battle OF Leningrad
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WEATHER FORECAST

Pair tonight and Tuesday. Tem-
peratures; High. 81: low. 80. sun
rises. Sos: sets. s;ss.
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