The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-11-07
Sees
 Nazi Collapse
 Within Year
IByA Associated IresaI

IBy Associated Press
 The aar 5l blood on Che eastern 5roaH which has begged down for lhe fim# be.nE wita nc neW gains announced by either &azi OF Red forces. tlued iuto war Of words by fhc leaders of tbe two dictator governments following Che second appearance af Joseph stain over tHe Moscow radio IH which he warned thc German HieH command fhaJ Russia. Lar from being on Che road To defeat stood ready To defeud hgfz self fo lbe last Russian
 Assistance sl9en as by Great Bd# faiu and the Euitaa States fs af great importance and k growing continually. the Red leader stated Hp said that already oYer five and aH. aaII million invaders have fal- ben under lae Red army Ire. kill Iad wounded OF captured and ad= ded If the Germans Wauf whole sale destruction thee certainly will gel H."
 Stalia attUhated Russians reyer- ses in the past 10 lack ol second 9out in EuI9pe and fhe Iaet that no British or American forces were fighting on the continent. He said Britaiu.s forces were steadily grow lug in Che south, in Iran and urged that aew front be opened there to eomhine British and Soviet forces in chat sector
 "Germauy is slowly bleeding To death and bg another year the Reich will bufst under the weight of her own cranes. the fiery Russian lead CT predicted
 German-Rumauian assaults in the Grimea are meeting stubborn resis- lance. according to latest reports and although the German high command sadd they wefe in pursuit of the Red army in that sector SeBast0pol re- mained in Russian hands despite heavy German smelling. The Germans claimed to be amassing neW troops and making preparations for d new onslaught on the city.
 Hunger, impoyerishmen and re- yolution far exceeding that in any German=occapied country prevails in Germany, Staliu broadeasted in his speech.
 From Berlin Stalin's speech was assailed by some newspapers as in q class with Rooseyelfs Navy Day ad- dress-the rayings of a mauiac 9th CTS ignored it. Propaganda Minister Goebbels, referring to Rooseyelts re- marks comparing the German labor set-up with a slave market. eoun- tered by saying that Germany would willingly match her slave market with that of the United States.
 From Tokyo came q report claim ing that British citizens and official staffs had been ordered To leave parts of China under Japanese con rol The announcement was also made Of the sinking of the second Japanese ship, the Taku Maru, in the Sea of Japan. Twenty-Five lives We're lost and the sinking was charg- ed to Soviet mines drifted from areas defending Nladiyostok. The Japs claimed l6 fishing vessels had also struck mines with three others mis. sing and appealed to the United States for support
 Berlin claimed Soviet mountain positions in the S0=mile long Yaila range would soon be cleaned out leaving the way clear for a majo5r German swing eastward toward tn Caucasus. Nazi dive bombers were reported ripping the entrenched Russians with bombs and machine gun fire and pounding Soviet ships near the peninsula On other eastern operations German reports said only that Moscow, Gorki and Leningrad were subjected to light air attacks. COAST GUARD NOW UNDER