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Evening star., 1942-10-10
Russians Denounce
German Claims
AT Lake ladoga
Soviets Declare Nozis
Lost $4,000 Themselves
On Northern Front
By the Associated Press,


MOS SCOW, Oct. 1O.-German
claims to have wiped out seven Rus
sian divisions south of Lake Ladoga
were denounced as "a new fake of
the Hitlerite counterfeiters" today
in Soviet Information Bureau
statement which declared that. in
fact, the Germans themselves had
lost $4,000 men on that northern
front.
OF a German communique which
claimed the capture of 1870 Rus
sian soldiers and the seizure or
destruction of much armament, in
Guiding 244 tanks, the bureau de-
clared that this was an unscrupu-
lous lie from beginning to end"
Neither south of Lake Ladoga nor
IN any other place did the Hitlerites
surround single division or even a
single Soviet regiment" the state
ment declared.
In September, in the area of
Slnyavino, south of Lake Ladoga,
Soviet troops launched offensive op-
erations. The purpose of these op-
erations was to divert part of the
German forces from the southern
sector of the front
This purpose was achieved. Sew
eral German divisions, including
four infantry divisions stationed in
the Crimea which were des-
tined for operations at Stalingrad
and on the Terek River were hastily
transferred to the Sinyavino area
and there routed or heavily battered
by Soviet troops.
The enemy lost no less than Co.
600 officers and men in killed,
wounded and war prisoners. Dur
ing the same period about 200 Ger
man tanks, 244 guns, about 400
trench mortars and 730 machine
guns were disabled or destroyed and
260 German aircraft brought down.
=. In these engagements our troops
lost 1884 men in killed, wounded
Or missing, So tanks, SO guns and
214 machine guns
Evening star., 1942-10-10

during exposure at sea.
The Associated Press reported Mr.
Starrett was born in Australia and
grew up with speaking acquaint-
ance of the worlds outlying whistle
stops.
He has a brother, William F.
Starrett, an electrical engineer with
the Thomas A. Edison Co., who lives
in a 65-foot yacht in the Washington
Channel in the 1900 block of Maine
avenue SW.
His brother said the family lived
at 1888 Bancroft place NV. from
1888 to 1887 and the father was in
the American consular service. The
father is dead and the mother now
lives in Tampa, Fla.
Before the war, the brother said
Richard was shipwrecked for 80 days
with crewmen from a steamer on
an isolated section of the coast OF
Mexico. AL were rescued by plane
Evening star., 1942-10-10
Lewis Urges Labor Unity,
Saws UNIV Will Join Talks
Earlier Story on Page A-13.)

Earlier Story on Page Alb
BY the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 10.-John L.
Lewis today urged labor unity and
declared that his United Mine
Workers would be glad to partici-
pate in any bona fide peace confer
ence"
Asked if he would initiate such a
conference, the UNIV president,
who led his union out of the Con-
gress of Industrial Organizations
this week. told press conference:
II did take the initiative last jan
uary when I sent out letters for
such a conference, but my sugges-
ton was torpedoed Instead the
Labor Victory Board was formed,
and when viewed under a micro
scope, the accomplishments of that
board up to this time prove to be-
nothing"
With the UNIV newly split from
the CIO which he founded seven
years ago and the latter still COM
peting with the American Fedora
ton OF Labor, Mr.. Lewis added:
More than ever before labor in
the United States needs to be
unified"
Evening star., 1942-10-10
Results
Laurel

FIRST RAcE-Purse, ,s1,1oo; special
weiehts; maiden 3-year-olds; 1 mile and
Rinsmond de cam,lhs, 1870 80 $50
a Gentle Gene tRollins) 1850 30
Bastinado iMerritt) $50
Time. 1:463s.
Also ran-Wintime Disclose Sir Talbot,
Fairy Bay, Alsace and Dottie.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing; 4.year-olds and UP; =. miles.
Phone Dion de C'lis) $500 28.10 1880
Residue tScocca) 1880 $50
Dollar Sign fBasi!e) $50
Time, 2:0635.
Also ran-sun Victor. Royal Business,
Supreme Flag, a Madsveep, a Red Mars.
Silver Beam Lady Killer, Sir Reg and
DAILY Double paid scse.so)
THIRD RACE-Sl.:OO; allowances,
steeplechase; 3year-olds and up; about
2 miles. lo, -
Speed Demon tBland 1.50 40
Strolling On BROOKS, 500
Time 3:502s.
Also ran-Mad Policy, . Circus, a Din,
Bagplpe
Garret and Greer entry.
Evening star., 1942-10-10
0'Conor Denies Effort
By Democrats 10 Kill
Two-Party System
Governor Makes Reply
To Republicans Charge
At Rally in Baltimore
BY the Associated Press.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 10.-Replying
to Republican charges that Mary
land Democrats are trying to kill
the Republican party and two party
system, Gov. OConor remarked last
night that "it's the first time
knew that one could kill a corpse -
Gov. O'Conor addressed 200 Bal
timore party workers at the OPEN
ing of the State Democratic cam
paign. Candidates who won and
those who lost in the September
primary attended.
Speakers emphasized a theme of
harmony" and Gov. O'Conor said
the turnout of workers made him
happier than at any time since the
primary"
Attorney General William C.
Walsh said Theodore r. McKeldin,
Republican candidate for Governor
'is self-made man and deserves a
lot Of credit for the progress he
has made. He has had, however.
no experience in political office ex-
cept as Mayor Broening's secretary
FOR four years from 1927 to 193I."N
Evening star., 1942-10-10
La Guardia Reports
On Northern Bases -.
,Ba. the Associated Press.

aBs, ths Associated Press. 7.4r-so
Mayor La. Guardia of New York
Clay reported to President Roosevelt
today the results of a trip of in
spection of Northern bases by the
Joint United; States-Canadian De-
fense Board, of which he is chair
man.
Mr.. La Guardia told reporters the
board members had found fine CO.
operation between Canadian, British
and American forces in New Found
land and Labrador.
Asked whether he had discussed
New York politics with the Presi-
dent. he replied:
mo. There is a war on"
Evening star., 1942-10-10
British Football Classic
Draws $4,000 Thronq
By tie Associated Press.

By tie Associated Press
LONDON, Oct. 10.-British foot
balls greatest wartime pageant
an international game between Eng
land and Scotland-ended in a
scoreless draw today before a crowd
OF $4,000 at Wembley Stadium. The
biggest football crowd in England
since 1899 included two kings,
George Of Greece and Haakon of
Norway, as we'll as several cabinet
ministers and high government and
military officials.
Adding to the spectacle were the
pipe band and drums of the Segi-
ments OF Canadian division which
paraded the field at half time and
low-flying Raj planes that streaked
across the sky above the stadium
England had the more dangerous
team but was able to crack tbs
Scots defense only for two goals
that were disallowed for offsides.
A rare wartime treat-oranges as
refreshers-was given the players
between the halves.
Evening star., 1942-10-10
Torpedoed and Shipwrecked,
Sailor Puts Money in War Bonds

Two $500 War bonds were on their
way today from the Treasury to Fort
Trumbull, New London. Conn, where
Able Seaman Richard F. Starrett is
training to be an officer in the
merchant marine.
Friends Of the 22-year -old seaman
who lives with his sister, Mrs. Vir-
ginia F. Thomas of Lynhaven drive
in Alexandria, during his brief visits
ashore, said he had saved the money
to buy the bonds while serving in the
merchant marine. During this time
his experiences included:
Surviving a shipwreck and two
Axis torpedoings.
Swimming for hours in the Red
Sea.
Spending days in an open life
boat in the White Sea.
Lying three weeks in a Russian
hospital after both feet we're frozen
Evening star., 1942-10-10
Draft Cards Checked
In All Male Arrests

Federal and local law enforcement
officers are now checking the selec-
tive service registration cards Of all
men arrested on any charge, the
Justice Department announced to-
day.
FBI Director j. Edgar Hoover
warned every registrant to carry
his selective service card at all times
in order to avoid violating the law.
Detection OF selective service vio-
lations are slated for discussion in
the next series of FBI-police quar-
terly conferences to be held in every
State during the next three months,
the Justice Department said.
Any draft delinquencies found by
local law enforcement officers will
be promptly reported to local FBI
authorities.
Evening star., 1942-10-10
Closing Chicago Grain
y the Associated Press

BY tne Associated PreSS.
CHICAGO, Oct. 10.-Grain futures
prices slumped sharply here today
following release of the Government
crop report showing the unprece-
dented size of cereal production in
the United States this season.
Corn tumbled as much as 2 cents
to new lows since last December,
wheat and rye were off almost as
much to lows for the past month
while oats hit bottom figures since
July.
The official estimates of every
major crop except soybeans were
raised, compared with a month ago
and production Of corn and barley
was estimated at an au-time high.
Uncertainty over price ceilings
helped to unsettle the market,
traders said.
Wheat closed 1A-llz cents lower
than yesterday: December. $12334-
Is: May, $1.267s-1.27; corn, IL. 2
lower; December. 1874; May. 84la-
%; oats, 1872 down; soybeans, "a
lower to u higher; rye, 1A-13s
lower.
Evening star., 1942-10-10
Republican Party Leaders
Hold Rally at Westminster


WESTMINSTER, Md, Oct. 10 tA)
"A crowd of approximately 500 per-
sons turned out here last night for
a Republican Party rally which was
one of the opening guns in the
campaign for the November election.
Republican gubernatorial candi-
date Theodore r. McKeldin cli-
NAKED a tour of Carroll County
with an appearance at the rally pre-
sided over by State Senato tor A. Earl
Shipley, who is candidate for re-
election.
The Carroll County Republican
central Committee claims to be the
first in the State to support Mr.
McKeldin for the governorship.
Evening star., 1942-10-10
Army Editors to Revive
Stors and Stripes Nov.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON. Oct. 10.-The Stars and
Stripes, American Army newspaper
which was published weekly in the
World War, announced today it
would begin publication on a six-day
week basis starting November l.
The paper will consist of four tab
loid size pages making full use of
American news services, including
the Associated Press. Subscriptions
cost 10 cents a week.
Evening star., 1942-10-10
Touhy
Continued From First Page. }

at once. Others said that probably
five assailed the guards and the
other two took advantage of the
confusion to climb the ladder and
flee.
Gov. Green said every facility of
the State at my command viii be
put into operation to solve the
escape and to aid in the capture of
the men"
Search for the escaped convicts
was the most intensive manhunt
since the days Of John Dillinger
with at least a squads Of police on
the job In Cool County Chicago
alone. 80
Prison authorities ordered 4 care
ful scrutiny OF the lists Of visitors
who had called on each Of the con-
victs.
Evening star., 1942-10-10
~ ~ 49, ~ Monday

3-Shuckins, Best Risk, In the
Rough.
4-Highborough, Bulrush, Br1ton.
5-Devil Diver. Parasang, Doublrap.
6-Lord Kitchner, Fire. Minee-Mo.
7-Highomar, Keyman, BLAZING
Heat.
Best bet-Devil Diver.
Laurel East.
By the Louisville Times.
1-Sweeping Lee, Post Haste, Rough
Time.
2-Weatherite, All Whims, Naval
Reserve.
3-No selections.
4-Overlin, Sollure, Semper Ego.
5-Aonbarr, Ksar of Audley, In
coming.
6-Vagrancy, Rosetown, Level Best.
Tour, Pointing, Spectator
8-Belay, Dingmans, Armor Bearer.
Best delinquency.
Hawthorne Selections Fast.
BY Chicago Daily News.
busy Josie, Hopedale, Lady In
hlnlty.
2-Wooden Indian, Kai Hi, Torch
Marcher.
31Cloudy Weather, Let's Fly, Su-
garage.
4-Elcinap, Black Fire, H. Fried
berg entry
5-Flo Bratten, Pacific Maid, Ar
rive On Time.
6-zorawar, Mystery Marvel, The
Cob.
7-Maisco, Jayne Davis, Sweet
Story.
3-Manila Bay, Ebon Flag, Pam
| derma
Substitute race-Mascullne, Copper
Heels. Bezique.
Best bet-Maisco.
Evening star., 1942-10-10
Listing Servicemen

j. Wilson Dodd, town clerk of Ia
koma Park, Nd, is seeking the
names of all Takoma Park men in
the armed forces. The list he is pre-
pairing will include names of those
who live on the District side as we'll
as on the Maryland side. Relatives
of these men are requested to send
in the names to Mr.. Dodd's Office, 16
Carroll avenue.
Evening star., 1942-10-10
Italian War Losses

BERLIN (From German Broad
casts) Oct. 10 (P.-A Rome dispatch
said the Italian high command an
nounced today that italian war
losses in September totaled 1878
killed, 5431 wounded and 5,632 miss
ing in all branches OF the Fascist
armed forces. The heaviest losses
we're In Russia where. 1t was said
the Italian army and militia lost
1.o54 killed and 4,l2l wounded.
Evening star., 1942-10-10
Selections
Rockingham Fast

Rockingham Fast.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Girlette, Mindful, Sharper.
2+Lost Gold, Maeline, Reversal.
3-Sea Power. Pariferda. Real Gem.
4Wake Robin, Prairie Dog, AL
halon.
5-Rough News, Mill Tower, CASH
O-Boy
easy Blend, Baruna, Ballyarnett.
THE Genaral. Ticky Otis. Ask Me.
8-Panther Crook, Wanna Hygro,
-Pari-Ernest.
9-Uvalde, Baby Talk. Cove Spring
10-Count Cotton, Jawbreaker, Mad
ison.
Best bet-Panther Creek.
Hawthorne East.
| By the Louisville Times.
1-Star Cress, Hopedale. Insight.
2-Wooden Indian, Air Raider, Pre-
fer Transit.
3-Ininois Tom, Cloudy Weather,
Paul Lee.
4-Elcinap, Bolo Servant, Just in
| Fun.
5-Ann Division, Top Straw, Arrive
on Time.
6-Zorawar. Mordecai, Valdina
Groom.
7-Sweet Story, One Jest, Miss Bon
ME.
8-Swing Leader, Mighty Fine, Be
Prepared.
9-Masculine, Yesteryear, Heath
town
Best bet-Wooden Indian.
Laurel C0ncensus (Fast).
| BY the Associated Press.
Real Value, Freelands Lad,
Sweeping Lee.
2-Most Alert, Ballarosa, Weather
ite.
3-Meeting House, Flemar Bagplte.
4-His Banker. Sollure, Overlin.
5-Aonbarr, Grey Wing, Ksar of
Audley.
Evening star., 1942-10-10
Maryland
Continued From First Paee.)

conners picked up ave. more AS the
period ended. ~ 5% - -
Score-Rutgers, 7; Maryland, 0.
Second Quarter.
Corners fumbled and Mont re-
covered for Maryland on his own
4S. Mont tried to pass but it was
intercepted by Osinski and returned
Is yards to his own As. Rutgers
was penalized IS yards for clipping
Evening star., 1942-10-10
Naval Academy 81 Years Old

ANNAPOLIS, Oct. 10 (P.-With
no special ceremonies planned, the
Naval Academy today observed its
9th birthday anniversary. The
present war is the fourth for which
the academy has trained naval
officers.
Evening star., 1942-10-10
Davis, Famed Reporter,
Critically III in Canada
BY the Associated Press.

MONTREAL, Oct. 10.-Bob Davis,
famed 74-year-old globe-trotting
porter Of the New York Sun. was
In critical condition today at the
Royal Victoria Hospital here. Hos
,pital onhcials have not disclosed the
nature Of his illness.
Evening star., 1942-10-10

Chicass Cash Market.
Wheat, no sales reported Corn. No. I
yellow, 7ss: No. 9. feA: No. i, 7o-7pA
No; ! whits, 4sA: No: 2. $3.50; No: 1
I.05. .noMinai: feed, $50. nomfnsi: Ia.
8 mailing, weevfly, 1.0l. Field seed un-
Evening star., 1942-10-10
Belmont Park
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000 special
Double S. tCorbett) $50 4aO $50
Air Transit tWestrope) / 1910 $50
Eye !or Ele iMehrtensl 40
Time, 1:25ls.
Also ran-Rlver Wolf, Deseronto, Neb
and Blenheim Lad
SECOND RACE-Purse. 81 500: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up s -furlongs
Cousin Nan Lonsden) 80 $40 800
Paladin tMehrtens) $50 so
Little Kiss tStout) go
Time. .10es.
Also ran-Marlon Collins. Cheesestra.,
Bul! Reish, Air Bri-ade. Son Islam. X
Dorko and Scotch Trap F2sg- -
DAILY Double paid S31.40)
THIRD RACE-Purse. $500: allow.
ances; steeplechase; 3-year-olds and up.
ward: about > miles.
Cupid Penrodl e20 5 90. gu.
Simeon fSmileys) so on.
The Beak tBellhouse) ,cui
Time, 3:564s
Also ran-Frederic IL
Evening star., 1942-10-10

Jamaica East.
By the Louisville Times
l-Slgar Ration, Cherry T., Rest
Jess.
2-Bloodhound, Anytime, Bramble
Bug.
Evening star., 1942-10-10

6EVagrancy, Level Best, Rosetown
mischief Afoot, Roscoe K, Good
Neighbor.
8-Belay, DingmSns, Nilon
Eest bet-Miscllief Afoot.
Jamaica Concensus CAST.
By the Associated Press.
sugar Ration, Blue Shot, Peace
Eagle.
2-Clip Clop, Reformatory, Branlble
Bug.
3-Shuckins, Discmont, Phantom
Ship.
+Highborough, Port Harmony,
Sundial \
5-Wishbone, Devil Diver, Bright
Willie.
6-Belle d. Amour, Lord Kitchener,
Miney-Mo.
7-Highomar, Confiado, Key Man.
Fest bet-Highborough.
| Rockingham East.
By the Associated Press.
miranda z, Mandate. Flying
West.
2-Lost Gold, Last Frontier, Bright
and Early.
| 3-Pariferda, Sea Power, Flyescort.
4-Prairie Dog, Argella, Wake
Robin.
5-Cash o Boy, Rahane, Rough
News.
Grace Baruna, Speedway, Easy
Blend.
7-Ticky Otis, Aunt Mile, Islam
King.
8-Big Chance, Flying Legion
Copin.
9-Career Girl, Uvalde, Arestino.
l00-Substitute race, Gold Bill
Skee.er. Sun Ivy.
Best bet-Ticky Otis.
Evening star., 1942-10-10

"BR1STLES FOR BRUSHES"Curaed imports Of bristles for
use in brushes have caused growing demand supply
domestic hogs Above Harold Wolf assistant animal
technologs Bureau OF Animal Husbandry Beltsve Nd
demonstrates pig in the hand worth brush
urges farmers to clip the bes the and pns Of
hogs before they slaughtered. Wide World Photo
Evening star., 1942-10-10
Rockingham Park
By the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse, $500: claiming:
3-year-olds and up: furlonss.
Aunt Millie !Chanin) 1850 80 $50
Not Yet lDattilo) 4.40
Time, 1:132s.
Also ran-On the Dot Tiara. centuple,
All Crystal Vain. Maegay. Weessone, Oc-
tobre Onze and Hunting Homo.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $500 claim
ins :;,year-oids and up; l. mles;,
Dizzy B Lynch $50 go 40
dh Ovando tHettinser) $40 $50
din Hasty Wire tDeiara) 800 4.2O
Also ran-Peter Arso, The General,
Alphabow, Dinsen. Riverlass and Milky
dh Dead heat for second position.
daily Double paid Sa9)
THIRD RACE-Purse, $500: claiming;
Swear -olds and upward furlonss.
Spare the Rod tBrennan) $50 $50 300
Two Kick lChaffin) 440 $40
Texalite fQuintero) $50
Time, 1:123s.
Also ran - Jacopobelle. Frontier Jane.
Largo Mint.
Evening star., 1942-10-10
Hawthorne

By the Associated Press.
Evening star., 1942-10-10
FIFTH RACrPurse, $500 added
Interhorough Handicap: all AGES: 6 fur

SIXTH RACE - Purse, $1,000 added; ;
Long Island Stakes; 3-year-olds and up
Evening star., 1942-10-10

SIXTH RACE-Purse. 81 300; allow
ances; :}-year -olds and upward; 6E2 fur
longs tchuteD,
Zorawar 100 Upstream 113
xMystery Mvel 100 The Cob 113
Mordecai - III Valdlna Groom / :
Evening star., 1942-10-10

West Virginia o 6 o -
South Carolina O 20 O. -,
Evening star., 1942-10-10
In Dead heat for second position.
DAILY Double paid Sa9.)

Also ran-Peter Argo. The General
Alphabow, Dinsen. Riverlass and Milky
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-04

Al Woods you viii find practical gifts
that men ere sure to appreciate. p few
suggestions:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-10
MncArthur
Pays Tribute

Melbourne, April 10.-(AP)-
General Douglas Macarthur said
today of the defenders of Bataan:
no army has ever done 30
mach VITA so little"
The supreme commander, hero
of Rataan'> first successful de
iIrSc, said:
The Bataan force went out
as ii would have Wished-fight-
ing 10 the end of its Pickering,
toriorn hope.
no army has ever done 50
much with so little.
"\oihjrg became it more than
its last hour of trial and agory.
ITO the weeping mothers OF its
dead | Only say that the Sacti-
flee halo of Jesus of Nazareth
has descended upon their sous
and that God has taken them
unto himsclf.'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-10
Treasury
Asks Change
Fight Renewed for
New Standards for
Employee Pension
Plans; Tax Dodging
Charged.

Washington, April lO.-lAPD
The Treasury renewed today lis
efforts 10 prevent corporations
from avoiding taxes by mean
OF employee pension funds and
insisted hat new standards II
recommended would not impair
are average pension plan.
Randolph Paul, tax adviser to Sec
rotary M0rgenthau, began a day-lons
lIolS- ways and mcan committee
hearing by r~e-stating these proposed
major requirements before tax OK
cmption would be granted.
|. Seventy per cent OF employees
of a company must be covered.
,. Benefits to an individual must
not exceed $500 annually.
3. An employee must receive SOM
to the employers contribu-
item to the plan when he attains the
age Of 10 and has had Is years Of
participation.
The present treatment of pension
affords a tax subsidy to those
which meet the requirements
set forth IN the statute" Paul tolt
the committee.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-10
Nazi; Escape
Corridor
Threatened
Russian Drive Into
White Russia Takes
Place Is Miles North
west Of Smolensk; In
Libya, Fighting In
creases In Violence.
(By he Associated Prps>)

10y M Associated lFcSs)
British and ANS trOODS fOnpHt
with i~nr,na.inr ~,inl,nrn ,, tL,
O' 'N
NV" -li''"Il "tN'tl t'ttdt >
while on the Soviet front, NichE
radio reports via Stockholm
said E.d ,rnv frn,,. nd ..,s,
& " '"' r''1P, 60
ca INC "1tt'ltI LEO @N}i4 Rus
Ma AM N..nc continuing their
advance
J..,- -. VIZ. o.
"'t'' INV N''''S h'N,
STA, Il SONirt Republic, was HaIt
to have taken place in 4 sector
r. miles na,,th If ~n,IanuE na-
'"'tli 'Ii'i'' "liN ->SNti'
II '"i'tiitN'u' tnS 'hf@St N'""iA
u" d S'f'ou> ti'itat - 'he IN
r''''"t 't''n>h u'i'l->'A H"a'"-
lhg tHe iiaAH 81 'Hf H,'i'i""
es'abS 'oIit't"i h"h' -'i"AFo"
III w" "" ->'''se"i1t ioa" 70
7h,'''i.r"'
ihe '"hS ratio a"ot''s Vt
man news agency o'spa'ei'eS' al
SO lsp'h''" 'l"u!iHhs sSoN'e'
pressure ~ IKE o''s ana Midi
N"' SN'"i9, ''.t' .. tA''''"'
ana 'io"H" NcNa>'7eo'' '.!e ioaE
nesiesso russian naval oaSe III
'he 'r'Haea'
y puIIc'a AROMA tAd9II lHlei
llthd ne "1lual j|t> ocklloWICCSci
il'"N\ h'1 amy ate''hs on me
keici peninsula IN the Nftiac1, Dat
4 t -,TtI1 = no u IN Hff 1tN..fI-thn- f.N4 r
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-10
Wild Torpedo
Strikes Ship

WASHINGTON, April 10.-tAF}
The Navy reported t0day that
a torpedo accidentally discharge
cd from a motor torpedo boat
in NarraganSctt Bay .:a.i
struck the L. 5. S. Caprlla, a
t,G10-ton naval cargo vcsocl,
Yesterday afternoon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-10
Brest Faces
Martial Law
German Author S
Warn O c c u p i e d
French Coastal City TO
Prepare for Notice.

\ichy, April l0.-tAP)-Gcr-
man authorities notified the
population of the coastal city %
KrCst on he English channel TO
day to be ready for a p~roc!atna-
ton OF a state of siege without
advance notice.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-10

Continued On P7oe 7'..oN
Evening star., 1942-11-02
Wi||kie Urges Opening
OF Palestine 10 Jews
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Wendell
L. Willkie says Palestine will have
to be opened to, the homeless Jews
of Central and Eastern Europe who
survive the war and 'the extent OF
that emigration must be measured
by the needs of the Jewish people. "
In telegram to mass meeting
observing the 25th anniversary of
the Balfour Declaration by Eng
land, Mr.. Willkie said yesterday
that the ease" of the Jews for a
national home "has always rested
upon historic rights and interna-
tional law"
"Hitler's program of extermina-
ton of the Jewish people" the
message continued, has made it a
case for the conscience Of man
kind.
While one cannot foreSee the
exact organization which will fol-
low this war, the establishment OF
a Jewish national home in Pales-
tine in fulfillment of the promise
contained in the Balfour declara-
tion must find its rightful place in
the new world order of tomorrow"
Senator Thomas, Democrat, OF
Utah, addressing the meeting, de-
clared, I'VE seek the establishment
of a Jewish commonwealth in
Palestine as one Of our war aims
and peace aims"