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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-20

Sic 8lut Ses friiben Sommers
nadmittags lag briideno aub aui
Sen @lumen uno 3ierItrGuGern oes
0Grtd)ens; benn sic lllmen, sic ia
ibr 2aubtuerf lGngit ent,uidelt uno
a,lsgchiloet bate. mar nun ebenians
d)dftiguinaslos uno bate es oem
Surme Sriiben gliidlif abgelernt,
lif Sen langen Sommertag iiber nit
Ser Elatoerdnoerr,ng hires Shat>
tens Sic 3eit 81 pertreiben. auh tic
fing an, Sen Sdotten nad Oenl
9craabbange herl,m3uriiden uno
ooS GGrttben ocm bciBcn @lit ser
Come frei5l,geben. gsur ieit!pdrts
oriiben, tuo ser Berg bohcr binan=
Iticg unb sic @oltci untcr lid) liegan
Iicb. bon ser er auf ieincm Hiidcu
hlob eincn Maucrgiirtel nit binon.
,og - ieituGrts orii6cu ltanO ell
Sihtcr sSlieoerbuid, in Sciien fiih=
lem Sd,attcn Elm r,nocr Stcintiid
uuo cine Solsbanf nit elmer 2ebne
angcbraht mar. Ml,f Ser 8anf rnbte,
>os riicf,pGrts geicnfte Soupt an sic
9ebne geiriibt, unb Sic berabl,augen-
Ben SGnbe iibcr oem Sd)oBe gciblol.
zen. ser alte. piiroige Stuotpforrer
uno idlummertc. Gr bate iid nad)
Sem bchnglihen Mittageiicu nah al
ter 2cbre unb 8e,pobnbcit crit cine
fleine 9etpesung bon bunoert Sd)rit,
rem mad,cn iuoilen uno botte ons
@Grthcn, leinen 9icblingsplab nab.
reno ser guten Sabres3eit. bctretcn,
Inn nahber oann i'm fiiblcn 3immer
lll,ten binter Sen griinen Salolriien
iein MittagsihlGihen 81 balten
slber es mar belte 10 iblpiil i'm 8;irt.
hen uno sic 8ant Nriiben i'm bid,s
ten iSlieoerihatten 10 einlaoeno, baB
ser altc Serr lln.pilltiirlidl ser God
ung iolgtc, iib aui Sic 8anf iette
unb Sen boben, idltpar5en, bcreits
ltarf abgctragencn 3plinSerbut, Ser
nur nod aui bem 8ange sen Sol
beriiber biz gum gaiteigdrtden Damn
uno mann benutt !uurbe, Dor iid) nit
ser Grampe auf Sen Iiih binitellte
uno erQuift bie fiible Suit Ses
Shattens atmcte. Gs mar aber nahe
uno ferne aQes 10 it'll; sic 8lumen
baudtcn sar:e, iirl!besa,bernbc
Tiifte; in Sen lllmen Sriibcn fingen
Sic glatter ipie id,laitrunten uno
Sic lansberabbGngenben Saline oes
Sperlinsncites in Ser Stibe Ser
Mauer riibrteu iid nid,t. go purbc
ser Biarrcr aui ser gant bier bon,
Sflummer unpermerft gefangeu &C.
ncmmcn.
Gurd sic 9iorte betueste iid iett
laugiam unS idlpebenSen Sfrittes
GlotilOe. Sic ,1ohter bes Efarrers.
| in sen 8arten bereiu. Gin id)ncclpeiB
Ihimmernoes Sommerfleio, iibcr
Sen Siiiten BON einem 8iirtel glei.
der 5arbe umiait, lunidIlob engan'
liegenO sic id)lanfe, bobe 8eitalt
2aS Mntlib bcihattete Elm breitcr.
nit beablauem @anOe aeifnliidtcr
Strobhut. Inter bcmielbcn berppr
blidten sic groBen. ruhig.flarcn a,l,
gen. beren bunfler 8lanS burh Sic
refine, 5arte, iait blaBe 6arbe oes
ifmalen. eoel geformten 8ciidtes
m1htig aehoben tu,lroe. 60 itipcbtc
Sic MGbdelMcltalt Sen Gang oa.
fer, unhOrbar, meibifinlncrno, Wic
ser rubige, perf0rperte 8eiit bes
Sommertagcs.
(Jortiesnng iolat.)
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-20
Mcsfa,.er rtf,iperiitGt
%urt 13cmtben bei6GHiQ(

9uibpltbefp. 3,pci ser befanntcitel
Nusfauer 8cb1uoe, oas 9olidoi.
Shcater uno sic ltniperiitGt. iinb
hiirh gonlben beIdGoist tuorSer,
Gie neben ser amerifanilhen 9ol,
dat eclegene l(niueriitit erbielt ei'
ncn Goatreifer uno bie Jeniter ser
9pt'chaft ipurOen heihGoigt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-20
&3lmtenleie

s(Ies 8robc lit einfad). uno alles
Ginfadle iit grob. @enn mir 3ur gr-
fcnntnis Bottes uno ieines @altens
acknowledgements iein ,uerben, mir
rerben uns tpunocrn iiber sic gins
iohheit, sic mir in Iaem erbliten
.perSen.
&c gibt einen Stanopunft. mo ser
llrtcrihico bcs 8ealen umo bes Soc.
allen oeridspi,loet. Sas lit Ser StanS.
punft bes Blaubers. s(uf linn miro
bas sSbedle uns real, tritt es uns
pcri0nlid entgegen. Muf linn fins
mir iiber Sen 3,peifel uno bie aritif
erbaben.
| Bott lit fir Wiele Ser gnopuntt
ibres Tenfens. itatt baB ct ser Mn.
fangspunft besielben fir iie iein
iollte.
Seoe tpabrbafte grfenntnis iett
cine ipenigitens particle @leidartis.
feit 5uiiden oem Grtennenoen uni
oem al Grfennenoen boraus.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-20
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-20

8ergniigen lit Die Suelle oes 9ei'
oens. Qeiben Die Guene bes Ser.
aniiaens.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-20

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1880 SeutihIanced]o
900 aus Dem Seitseid)eben. ensIiid
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s:15 Nnd)ritteu. eugIiid,
11:15 Eatriften, engIiicb
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$3.50 Nafridteu. ipauiid)
3:45 Hadrid,ten. iran5oiiid
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1900 Radrihten. ensliif.
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8:15 Nadridten. engliih
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3:45 Rahridten, irau5oiiidl
5:45 Nadridten. oeutid
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1915 Rahrihten. ocutif
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11:l5 yladriften. ipaniidj
1900 Nadridten, ensIi5ch.
Nittpodj, 26. Ropember:
s:15 Nahridren. engIiIh
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2:15 Nahrihten. engIiif
$3.50 Radridten. ipaniid,
3:45 Nadrid,ten. iran5oiiidl
5:45 Nadrid)ten. beutif =.
500 3eitung5idau
6:45 Hadrid,ten. englilt
1880 0eutihlanbed)o
$500 Nadlridten. ocutit
900 slus Dem 3eitgeid)eben. enaIifdy
1915 Nadnidten. beutidl
10:30 Nahrid)ten engiiicb
1850 aur3beridt. eneIiid
11:l5 Nadridten. ipanifd
1900 Nddridten. engIii6.
0onnerstag, "a. 9obember:
8:15 Nadriften. enaliid
11:15 Nadridten. engliIh
2:15 Radridten. eneiii6
$3.50 Nadridten. ipanifd
3:45 Nadridten. fran3Giii4
b:45 Na@ridten. beutih
$500 8eit,ineSi6au
6:46 4amribten. en9Iii&
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niellcid)t aud, bclttc nod ltcbt
Ser CONNER bate sic 0titte ocs
Suli iiberic)ritten uno prangte in
1crrlicher Gntfoltl,ng. 9ln bcm &C.
rGunigen, bodgiebligen Stnbtpfarr.
hauie !parcn Sic ariincn SSolo,liien
an allen SScnitcr ngeihlpiic',. an eli
nigen pollitinoig an onScrn 10. oal,
Elm ooer bciSe 8itteriliigcl bon eiicr.
nen Sarfen untcn in ld,rdfer Sefi.
rllng feltgcbnlten lpuroen. uno 10
mebr 2uit ,nb 2id)t ourh oie offr.
ncn Tenlter in sic @obnrii!,me ein'
oringeu fonnte. Sam Elm fleincs
0iiftden, 10 bauihten iid) Sic ihnee.
peiben, ouftig sarten Gorbinge anl
IScnItcr It'll ,no lungiam auf, Damn
Inn ipieOer umio langiamer l,no leiic
in sic friiberen SaItcn o,,iammen 81
iinfen. lleber bas Steiupflaiter oes
Soies bin aber ipielte in aitternNen
SdNuingungen sic Sonncngl,lt. Ger
nltc, itcincrne guIteit,rm linfs. otr
unrnittags einen brcitcu Shattcn
ibrr sen Sol gclupricn latte. battc
>ieicr Sdlatten allgeman iuieber 3ll,
r.idacspgcn uno bcgann, oa es ettua
, llbr nahmittogs mar, i'm mad, Ser
entgegeugeiebten Seitc bin iiber oid)'
::es @cbiiid,, oos i'm iGbem slbbann
bon Ser Stabt bcrauf bis al Sic ser.
brodelnHe @urgmmuer gefletteri
lpar, um,uadicn su laiien. cine ItiIle
barmluie @eidaitialmg fir Sen al
ten auf icinem Soften ieit ldngcr
oenn einem Sabrbunoert pergeiiener
@Gtter. SSn ser guremauer an
Surm befnno iidJ Elm nit leihte,
Stafettentiire per'hlpNenes Erort
den, ourh oas man auf Sen serdll,
migen, BON ser Mancr rings INT
irieoeten Ylat Ser gaitei gelangte
ser sl einem rei5euSen 8lumengdrt'
den umaelpanSelt mar. Borne aus
0irht an Ser Wfnucr. erhpb iif cir
uralter, breitditiger lllmeubaum
inter lpclhem Elm Muslug iiber oit
Stabt unS sic molosetr0ntcn Berg:
Ser llmgebung in sic Staotmaucl
sebrohen mar, ein slusilug bon il
cntsiifenocm HeiSe, baB mon bic,
nobl it,mbenlana I'M Shntten Osl
lllme oui Dem ldlidten Sol5bdnf
den bGtte ruben mogen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-20
8tlter aus Sem Eeben Ser Stebenbiiraer
Sastfen
Gin 5traukben am Bute.
@un ". Ml6crt.

aur5 oeiabt bobcn ipir nun cine
llcbcriid,t bes 2cbenslaufeS nnb
bes SdaupIates bcr Sdtigfeit bes
lddbiiidlen @alleru picbcrgegebcn.
@ir loffen ipdter allS benz bnuptz
IddDliditeu Womenteu ieines2ebens
nod mandles nGber 5I betradten.
gtadlitcbcnb uber bringcn mir cine
Grsdbluna ans eincr iiebeubiire
dzidhiiiden Stabt. 9cihriebcn
i'm Sabre 1889 bon Widlacl Mlbcrt.
Ser ieiuerscit on Der Spite Der
it,Dulriiienid,aitlidcn 3iternt,lr Der
Siebcnhiirger Sad,icn itanb unb
nicllcidlt aud, belttc nod, itcbt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-20

eyeatat.p pfferte - 0eEsllss ete 4este!
4ts betsnberes Gtutatraassassebst
iperben ipir Shuen eiae 2'uates
Tlatdbe Jprnt'S 6eit.pet nub etse
2.llnSen sslaide Wtasols Hmienk ass
Yrnbe NIT etner 0efeuxns sui HI&sS'
Sr6uteS teuben.
n II iinsen Gsrxrs MlSeulrdstsv -
$1.OO pprtpfret e untsa Ssss
ben amipnft). .
n 2 reauIGre 6Ot sytai6e1 SerrrS
Ssil.pet 2t1ims1t - $1.00
Nh Hn1sm Tsrai's sIlyeussaater sst
Q reauI1re 6Ot Tlaf1en 3oyStS
$etI.DeI 2iutnaeut fRr $500
psrtpfret.
q g. 3. s. (Ra@nat1s), SssaeIsA
OebRtren.
Or. PETER FAHRNEY Z SONS CO.
2s0t Washlnstoa Blvd:
Chicago, III. Dept Dlo3-ozl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-20

3eitangs.V .Vetradtunsen in 9eutid:
7:15 abenbs: Sienstae. Sounerstae
uno Spnnabeno
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-20
FORMS AlpENkRkUTER

bic 5eiterprobte Naeentdtiefeit ans
regerbe Nebt5tn bon 5 8enerdttonen
probieren. Alpenfrduter lit cine bor<
3iieIife Rebisin. berseitent aus 18
beri6iebenen Bur5eln, 8rdutern llno
RFdn5en. Mpenfrdnter tpirtt iarft
,inb miIbe nit Der Natur d,,f btefe
bierfa6e Mrt unb @eiie: es bilft Der
9dtiafeit bes Ragens; reg,lltert ben
Stublgara; bermebrt bic Iusihets
b,tng 6ur4 bic Nieren; bilft unb bes
f&leunigt bic 0erbult,ine. &aufen
Sic altenfrdnter nod helite - er<
fre,ien Sie iih gutter @eiunoheit. bic
Sbnen bon re4tstpeeen 5,ttebt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-11-20
. Sind Sic
nUr
"ha|b Lebendig''?

~ enieben @ie bas 2eben bou unb
III gang unb berri1ten Sie Sbre
X Mrbeit NIT 6rerben-ober iinb
Ste n1iibe, abgeipannt rno baben
teine gnereie? @iedt Sbr Mtem
libel? S6auen sic in ben @piegel:
jtn6 Sbre Iugen tribe, teilnabmslos.
1T Sbre 9ortfarbe blei@. Sbre 3uuge
beleet2 gielIeidt iinb Sie nerb1s.
leiben bdufi8 an &opfi1meraen. ia.
ben tpenig 6as Verlan9en ettpus az
ef1en un6 finb nit gerbdu,ingsitS<
rlingen un6 berftinrntem Nagen gee
pla8t unb tperfen iid na6ts llnrubia
bin linb Der tpeil Sie ni6t ihlafen
t0nnen. @iNen Sie. bab bieies
Sbu,ptome ii16, bic bon pron,inenten
mebbiniiden M,ltoritGten ols off
malls NIT funftionaler 9artleibiefeit
berbnnben. ertpdbnt tperben? Wenn
Sie bieie Sbnptome baben ,1nb ielz
bige auf feblerbafte gerbaurne ,.nb
Nusi4eibung 5uriid5ufiibren iinb.
bnnn fouter Sie
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Jreitas, 21. 0opember:

Sis Nadridten. ensliidh
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6:45 Rafricbteu, engIiicb
1880 SeutidIanbedo
900 aus Dem 3eitseid)eben, ensIild
1915 Nadrid)ten, oeutId,
1880 aur5berid)t. ensIiid)
11:l5 gtodridten, ipauiid]
1900 Naf)rifter. cnsIiId).
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-31
Male Help Wanted

HANDY MAN, so 10 SIS
years; steady work. See
Mr.. Bowers, Tacoma Times.
between II q. m. and !
.. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-31

stunt FULLER. ccznriess "a nns
sna r4nrka tlt Atsa azsz.sEFs
nssFie 80 Route ]. bcx -. fzf=
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-31

Hong DEsioniso ana sFehss<esssEzi
dfasinz 10 par square fesgt. Gem
pisse 18th t.l<pfan4 and ss,s<ifl-
oAriand eco
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-31

Advertising
rave sorrsfhing 70 SCI reach
ITscor-s nCmsz 81 lsss scgey-
I ensf g. riscins Eolr message
IL TINEs WANT ADS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-31
Pets, Dogs, Birds, Etc.

FOR saIx-ons year cd tharoash.
bred Tor Shepherd sxcsllent To-
youngsters. Inquire a7oe nszt kss
AeNicktf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-31

roR sAIE-nessis hound. mali sse
Sven months Inquire McNIldis
STORE NcMti.iIN.
PUPS. birds fish. accessorisz PIT
SUPPLY. fAh Pac.fla NAln lzal
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-31
Wanted 70 Rent

WANTED TO RENT strictly rnaasrH.
esfnplsi<Iy furnished n0fras sta
four bfdfoons, too bethas sAfsss
Near Coiiegs o. Puget Sound Pam
IL u four. Including tNs sh1isffH
eoiisss age. Ma ao3s OF IA sisf
ci.EAs furnished apartment IN quiet
hofDf uith ssfsss szsss3o. Couple
II IirNa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-31

NV Anf
CsVsnsuoh Lumber CO.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-31

Have You a E<zI Estst< CONTRACT
Do You Wan Cash. See
TIE BrAtr1c COMPANY. FIDELITY Bicg.
The Nome nugget., 1941-07-11
Coordinator De- fense Information Is Appointed

WASHINGTON. July II tP) - President Roosevelt appointed William Donovan as coordinator or information bearing on the de fense program. Donovan, who led the famous fighting 18th dur ing the World War will collect and assemble information and data bearing on national secur- ity,' from the various govern ment agencies and will analyze the material for official govern mert use. While it was predict ed that Donovan would head a super-agency to combat espion- age, the official White House an- nouncement gave no support to that idea.
The Nome nugget., 1941-07-11
AMERICAN STEEL AND WORKMEN HELP BUILD 50 BRITISH BASES

WASHINGTON, July II (P) = The President declared that he wouldn't be surprised if Ameri- can steel has gone into 50 British bases, and if American work men,all over the world, were be- ing paid by the British govern ment. This, he said, would be perfectly legal. The President made the statement at a press conference where the question of construction of American bases in Ireland and Scotland arose.
 Senator Wheeler said he had information that such construc- tion is under way. When a report CT remarked that there seemed to be some standardization abroad for the senatorial contentious, the President said, whatever is being done, is being accomplish ed either through straight pur- chaseS by the British govern ment or drought the lease-lend act.
The Nome nugget., 1941-07-11
French Fail Meet Deadline-1 1ostiites Continue Syria
President Asks } Billion 323 Million For Navy And Maritime Commission
 2-day Total of 8 Billion B Million
WASHINGTON, July II tP,

WASHINGTON, July II tP, - President Roosevelt asked Con- gress for three billion three hun dred twenty three million dollars in cash and contract authoriZ- ations for the Navy and the Mari .ime Commission. With the re- quest yesterday for four billion seven hundred seventy million dollars for the army, today's fig ures struck a two-day total of eight billion ninety three million dollars for defense and included in the billion six hundred twenty five million dollars, which Roose- welt sought for the Navy, cash of four hundred million for main tenance and repair of defense in stallations to government and pri vately owned merchant ships. Co respondents asked whether this meant that merchant vessel will be armed and the President as sured the press conference that this was not contemplated. The bulk of the sum will undoubt- edly be asked for naval ships.
 Roosevelt sought six hundred ninety eight million in cash and a billion additional in contract
The Nome nugget., 1941-07-11
Britain Soon to Exact Manifold Retaliation On Berlin For Nazi
 Bombardments London--US s Planes

LONDON, July 10 (P) - An in creasing flow of American-made bombers soon will enable Britain to exact manifold retaliation on Berlin for the German lombard ment of London, Britain's new minister of aircraft production, Lieut.. Col Moore Brabazon de- clared. It will be not many months, he said, before Berlin hears the sirens announcing the attacks.
 He said: The famous Wednes- day and Saturday nights, when London was heavily raided, will be child's play compared to the raids we will be able to make on Berlin"
The Nome nugget., 1941-07-11
Will Purchase 
 Army Equipment

WASHINGTON, July 10 tP) - Authoritative sources said that the President will ask Congress for four billion seven hundred million dollars, in the new army appropriations, at once, as the first installment of the new fif- teen billion dollar defense and llend-lease program. The new army appropriations bills is most ly for laying in huge stocks of ordnance and ammunition and also to provide for the purchase of considerable equipment of var ious types.
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Cermany's Eastward Drive In
 Minsk Area Conceded Stalled
 But Soviet Collapse Inevitable

UNDATED, July II (P- Ger many'S drive to eastward from Bialystok in the Minsk area, stall ed in several places, DNB con- ceded, but an authorized military commentator said the Red Army lost a million men, killed or cap tured. He declared the Russian mil tary collapse is inevitable.
 A Soviet communique implied that the Nazi blitz was stopped cold. At the same time, reliable source in London said that a mighty new German offensive to crush the Red Armies is now under way. On it's success or fail ure, observers said, may depend the outcome of the Russo-Ger- nian war.
 DNB attributed the halt to the necessity of clearing the roads, Uttered with the wreckage of Red Army machines.
 According to previous reports, Vichy military circles said the German juggernaut was virtual ly stalled for more than a week now, in sharp contrast to the hurricane sweep through the Lowlands of Belgium, Holland, Luxembourg and France.
 During the past summer, the Russians indicated that the sting has been taken out of the Nazi bltz, as the German legions are no longer attacking. Red war planes were declared to have shot 68 German planes down or destroyed them on the ground, compared to a loss of g Soviet airplanes.
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Annihilate l2 To l4,OOO Germans

UNDATED. July 10 (P) Flu ropes military titans fought in a rising tide of violence as the Rus Sians reported the annihilation of a German motorized division of from 12 to 14,00 men and claim ed victories elsewhere on the vital 300-mile front guarding Moscow and Leningrad. The Ger mans were silent on any specific gains but declared the worlds two largest armies are now fight ing a decisive battle.
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Nazis Advancing Relatively"

A Berlin newspaper asserted Not until now, have great mass es come to deployment." Hitler's field headquarters, issuing it's third terse commmunique, in quick succession, declared "op- erations in the East are progress sing relatively The Nazi com mand also confirmed the capture of SalIa, fortified Russian town on the Finnish border, after a Red Army division was said to have been "crushed' after sev- eral days fighting.
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British Renew Possibilities Syria
 When French Fail Meet Deadline
 Take Many Hundreds Vichy Troops

UNDATED, July 10 tP) - In the Middle East, the conflict fam ed into action again amid tumble and confusion. The French spokesman at Vichy declared the British had not replied to French request for an armistice in the month-old battle of Syria, and expected increased military as- Saults and attacks on the mili- tary honor of General Denz, the French high commissioner of Syria and Lebanon.
 British headquarters at Cairo reported new gains in Syria but made no mention of the armistice
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negotiations or the demand for the surrender of Beirut, the Le- baneSe capital. The British an nounced the capture of many hundreds of Vichy troops, IT guns, 3 tanks, armored cars, and the se;zing of the French stronghold of Damour, g miles south of Beirut.
 Reuters said British troops re newed hostilities when the French failed to meet the 5:3O a. m. deadline for the evacuation of Beirut, pending the discussion of the armistice terms overnight.
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Germans Score RAF Losses At l9 To 2

BERLIN, July 10 tP) - The British aerial offensive against Germany and German-occupied territory. yesterday, last night and today cost the RAF A planes according to compilation of German reports. German sources said 19 RAF planes were down. ed in daylight combat today at Calais, Cherbourg, Boulogne and areas of the Channel coast, ag- ainst the loss of two German planes.
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LOCAL BOARD ANNOUNCES DRAFT SERIAL NUMBERS
 NOME AREA RECISTRANTS

2S Pungowiyi, Clarence Atata, Savoonga
 29 Madros, Austin, Kaltag 30 Enaruk, David, Whit. Mt. 3l Ahnangnatogk, Victor, Tel
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 32 Cannon, Robert w., Nome B Stewart, Harvey H. Nome 34 Kugzruk, Dick Kigvana, Igloo 35 Amuktoolik, Laurie, Golovin 36 Nupowtuk, Mark Ongoson,
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 37 Ulricksen, Finer Alton, Nome 38 Natungok, Peter S., Wales 39 AlaoWSines, Leonard, Nome 40 Tweet, Harold Milton, Teller Al Alexander, J. Houston, Nome 42 Edman, Axel Tage, Nome 43 McCarty, Uriel U., Nome. A Fults, John w., Teller Mission 45 Funk, Richard, Nome 46 Slack, Walter L., Nome AT Analoak, Arthur Cabinboy,
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 48 Kaseke, Teddy, Savoonga 49 Ulricksen, Trygve E., Nome 50 Foster, Neal Winston, Nome 51 Foster, Frank H., Haycock g Kugzruk, Willie Soolungwill-
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 5 Karjarie, Gordon, Little Dio-
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 54 Kunayak, John, Little D. Is. 55 Glavinovich, Carl S., Nome 56 Charles, Albert Bert, Nome 57 Kuki, Matt Jacob, Nome 58 Avessuk, Roy, Shishmaref 59 Avessuk, Fred, Shishmaref 60 Amuktoolik, James A., Nome 61 Durant, Chas. Albert, Nome 62 Charles, John, Koyuk 63 Kakik, Samuel, Nome GA Kalland, Edgard E., Kaltag
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