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Evening star., 1942-07-01
Rotary Club Honors
Hampton and Bride

Thomas Earle Hampton, president
of the Montgomery Board Of County
Commissioners, and his bride were
guests of honor at the weekly lunch
con meeting of the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Rotary Club yesterday.
At next weeks meeting William L
Orem will be inducted as president
of the club, together with Thomas
w. Pyle, vice president: Paul Ban
field, treasurer and the Rev. Edward
A. Latch, Burrell Marsh, Louis
Thomas, Horace Troth, DR.. Howard
Strine, Wesley Sauter and Claude
v. Hyson, members Of the Board OF
Directors.
Evening star., 1942-07-01

law here in 1909 and became city
attorney in 1924. He was past ma
tional president of Sigma Alpha Ep-
islon, social fraternity, and deacon
in the Christian (Disciples) Church.
He is survived by his wife, q
daughter and three sons.
Evening star., 1942-07-01
W. H. Brown Buried

HAMILTON, Va, July l. (Spe-
ciaD Funeral ser@,ces were held
yesterday at the Friends Meeting
House in Lincoln for William Henry
Brown, 90, who died Sunday at his
home near here. Burial was in the
Lincoln Cemetery. Mr.. Brown was
born near Hamilton. He was re-
tired farmer. One daughter, Miss
Sara e. Brown, survives.
Evening star., 1942-07-01
Navy Yard Employees
Give Dinner to Robey

Howard r. Robey, master mechan-
ic at the central power plant Of the
Navy Yard for the last 81 years, re-
tired yesterday.
He was given testimonial dinner
by more than so of his friends and
fellow employees last night In the
Continental Hotel and was present.
ed with a gold watch and chain.
Evening star., 1942-07-01
Shelton Named Mines
Regional Engineer

The appointment Of Stephen M.
Shelton, Bureau of Mines metal
lurgist, as regional engineer for
Eastern and Southern States was
announced yesterday as part of the
bureaus organization for more rapid
development and use of mineral re-
sources.
Mr. Shelton, an authority on the
recovery and processing Of manga
nese and other domestic ores, will
have headquarters at College Park.
Md.
Evening star., 1942-07-01
Two Divorce Pleas
Granted in Rockville
speeial Dispat tch to The Star.

sreeial Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, July IA de-
cree signed by Circuit Judge Charles
w. Woodward grants to Mrs. Aga
tina May Burriss of Travilah, Md,
an absolute divorce from James M
Burriss, also of Travilah. Desertion
was charged.
Judge Woodward has also granted
to John William Hite, jr, of Takoma
Park, Md, an absolute divorce from
Mrs. Vivian E. Hite Of Warrenton,
Va, on the ground Of desertion.
Evening star., 1942-07-01
Prenderqost Approved

The appointment Of Michael
Francis Prendergast as Maryland
State director for the once Of
Government Reports was confirmed
yesterday by the Senate.
Evening star., 1942-07-01

The United States Treasury Is 4
powerful weapon against japanese
treachery. Lend 1t ammunition In
the form Of 10 per cont Of your In
come for War bonds.
Evening star., 1942-07-01
Alexandra Police
And Firemen Get
10 Pei. Pay Boost
3 Council Votes Increase,
Effective Today, Due to
Rise in Living Costs

A 10 per cent increase in pay for
members of the Alexandra police,
fire and health departments became
effective today. ---
The boosts were voted by the City
Council last night in view Of the
increase in living costs. Pay in
creases for the police and fire chiefs,
voted at a previous meeting, also
became effective today.
The Council approved an appli-
cation of Robinson Terminal Ware
house Corp. to extend a railway
spur on Union street, necessitated
by the increase of their railway
shipping due to curtailment of
transportation by water. The ap-
plication was granted with the un-
derstanding that the street be put
in condition satisfactory to the city
engineer.
Trailer Law Unchanged.
City Manager Carl Budwesky
presented a resolution adopted by
unanimous vote at meeting of the
health board Monday evening to
the effect that the board would
not approve any change in the ex-
isting trailer ordinance and the
Council also voted to adopt this
resolution. The action of the health
board was the result of an applica-
ton from Mrs. Nell Grisson, owner
of the Martha Washington Tourist
Camp, to have the ordinance
changed to permit a 20-by- 30 foot
space for each trailer rather than
the 20 by 40 feet specified in the
ordinance.
r. T. Mitchell, traffic manager OF
the A. B. & w. Bus Co., requested
approval Of the skip-stop system
advocated by the Office of Defense
Transportation. Mr.. Mitchell ex-
planned that because of the length
of city blocks in Alexandria. dis
tance OF $50 feet could be expected
as the maximum between stops. The
council approved the plan, details
of which are to be worked out by
the bus company and the city Traf.
flc Board.
Mr.. Mitchell also revealed that
the company is considering moving
its Washington terminal from Tenth
and D streets NV. to a point ada
cent to the old Post ONCE at Twelfth
and D streets because of the
crowded conditions at the present
terminal. The waiting room vii
not be moved.
School Expenditure.
Council passed a first reading o.
an appropriation Of sl,6O3 to pay
additional bills incurred by tn.
School Board in the construction o.
the machine shop at George Wash
ington High School, but instructed
Mr. Budwesky to write to the Schoo
Board advising them that in tn,
future additional expenses must, b,
approved by the council before bill
are incurred.
First reading was also passed t,
appropriate $6,500 for enlarging o
storm water sewers found necessar.
when several Easements were flooded
during the heavy rain last week
The new sewer will run on Frank
lin from Royal to st. Asaph, soutl
on st. Asaph to Jefferson and ives
on Jefferson to South Washington
street.
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|f7NAt! .S4fz|

Lo>DoN-Amed authorities intensified to-day demand tina,
the British islss fer
approaching battle for Britain ard
occupied territory.
SAN FRANCsso-wsiheas. ~.see to-day
~ governments
pay half Aaunas~s~ Dss sass
holiday.
CARo-Topedo carrying have scored hits
msrchsntshrs
achievements North Afrs said tansht
srokANE-w,..m m.:r, r,..s Of Noss.,l N.s ~.. killed.
l..nti, window Of Dss
~
REDDINs oa-Au WORK On N. sac dam prob
halted to-day vibrator
asking for higher
Approximately 2soo Pacific Constructors
builders Shasta DAM skeleton
work
GLASGOW Mona Fr. to-day destroyed essss saI..a ~
re 10 the building and na"ss spr~sd farm es II MI sashs
One Of the tnsks siss ssp ioded esAss 10 burned
Three ssscsi.
Ing In which they working wrecked b, blast
to-day Approved report
kgsiatioa grant Of
vote b, ah.s"es ballet and without sf
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u. S. Checking
Traffic Here

While the city council was APP
preaching appointment of a new
transportation coordinator with
great caution Wednesday it was
learned that the war department is
concerned enough about traffic
here to be demanding a special
report on il.
Earl Campbell. Portland traffic
engineer now serving as state rep
resentative of the Office OF De-
tense Transportation in Olympia.
appeared before the council Tues
day 10 give some advice on APP
pointment OF a powerful local sd-
ministrstor and 10 warn that II
local persons can't do the job a
federal man will have to be sent
out 70 mend the traffic troubles.
One of the nations leading
traffic experts. Earl Reeder.
who now II adviser 10 the war
department, will visit Tacoma
within the next two weeks TO
observe local traffic eonges-
tion and consult with the city
council, Campbell Informed the
commissioners.
He set a date for Reeder's visit
Continued on Page Is. Column II
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FOE DIsREGARDs LOSSES
Churchill, Stain
Quarrel Over War

MOSCOW - The Russian public
learned Wednesday for the first
tim. that a serious disagreement
over conduct OF In. war arose be-
tween Prime Minister Winston
Churchill and Premier Josef Stain
during their conversations here.
The revelation vas made when
the Soviet press published portions
Of churehiil's statement to the
house Of commons. There wa no
comment
The summary omitted cnumr
Ills disclosure that he found DIFF
ficulty In getting the Russians 20
understand the nature Of the var
at sea. II also omitted churehllrs
personal appreciation Of Stains
character.
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Police Arrest
Indian Rioters

BOsSBAf - More tn@n 70 In
al.ns Sers arrested Wednesday -
poles used Kznfifs. tear ga. and
smoke b.smb< % disp<rse nsobs
COMMUNICATING tbs first nonth
u lnprisonment ~ Men&n12s X,
G1Bdhi.
nont ssudsnts 10 Bombay took
: holiday. Thefs sers dsfaopstf.-
tons in front u schools ana
colleges
Police fired FIVE rounds against
one group ~ demonstrations IN
wilbng % dlspers<. No. Reports
xsrs syalsab ca easlzitl<s-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-10

wsshlngton's five incumbent
Democrat eongressmsn won re-
nomination In Tuesdays primary
election, virtually complete returns
from ne states s.1ss precincts
showed Wednesday.
Inremplete returns indicated
voting MAS light throughout
the state. They also showed .
sligkf gain In COR stresxth.
sithough Democratic easdi-
dates generally pelied . larger
vote than Republlssn. Approx
imateis IS PER cent 81 the
registered yeters marked bal
lot. In western NashiaGtss.
where Democrats rsli~d ap
their biggest margin. ssd vos-
Ing ~as equally Hight In sihsr
sections.
Reps Warren @. Mssnusofi.
John N. Coffee and knuie Hi
were rsnominsted by vide margins
In their respective districts. while
Henry NJ jackson VAS snopposed.
R~pubiieas seiers. however.
REJECTED ibe bid Of Joseph A.
Albi, originator ~ the ''Bas-
dire for Congress" drive. for
s~at In the bod, ~ hsipsd 10
Yidieuie.
Aid conceded the nomination 10
Walt Horsn. wenatchee apple
grower. With the announcement
y gur>s I'm one bandls that
wea't gs 20 wsshingtes."
Msfnuson. who has been on se-
tive duty with the navy In tina
present war. received more votes
On the f,rss district than ell of his
opponents. both Democrat and Re-
publleza combined. he win face
hspsblIesh Harold n stewart, II
Port Blsksly. IN the general sise-
ton.
Golfers prtsssp1i esmp~ti-
tor In fhs sixth district. leo
~. Aeassick. eeseeded ~ -
sAhy hsar. On fhe kspnbiir<a
ticket. Ralph weeas. Tsesas.
sfiersey, wa nnepps-ed.
In the fourth district. ,ns vet.
ers8 knu,s =. Hili defeated Frank
Bel. former u. q fshsries COM
missioner. by better than tNo-to-
one Three Republicans ssrs
ioekec Ia a close race for tnssF
psrtys nomination. in that distract
canseron Sherwood. Walls wsii.
attorney led Hal Holmes. Eslsns-
burg College q Est1eztson prsfss-
sor. b . slight margin TRAILING
slightly bat stisi IN ths race sAs
William L. I.aFolletts. Colfsz
After trailing la ssfiy re-
turn<, Csngre>snzsa Martin y.
SMITH earned eff the third
district Democrat sousinsfiss
By d<fe4fisE Cecil cAiiissn.
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Voters Renominate Five
Democratic congressman;
Bundles" Abb Defeated

vigorous Farmer legislator whs
attacked ssnlth's war record.
Trvd Nermss. Rasmssa ia
hsceceist. ~es the Repsbllcss
sssnlasties.
Former u. =. Senator c. G. Dan
appeared 10 have won the Demo.
cratic nomination In the fifth dis
tricf whore Republicans and Demo-
Gratis wsKed . fierce bsttis for the
seat left vacant by the resignation
Of Rep. Charles u. Lsasy, Who se.
oepted . federal JodEsship. Dan
led has nearest competitor. Joe
Drvmhslisr Of Spokane. by . two.
to-ons margin.
Moran. shs spp~sr~d 10 have
won tbs hepsbIssss sssuiss-
tsea In the ssssss district, ssm-
psiEssd On . psssnis~ 10 cid
ths farmers and defeated bath
Aibi and Tsss Oakshsst. foe
mar state H~pusiieas ehais-
mas.
In the supreme court race. Chief
Justice John y. Robinson ard JUS.
iios William !. hiilsra ssrs re-
slsctsd BY vide magma A rim
off election appeared necessary.
however. IN the race fef position
No. ! on ths supreme court b~nch.
Justice John v. Main and Joseph
A. Mallory wsrs separated By only
q few hundred votes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-10

GEN. MACARTHTR's HEAD
QUARTERS. Australia Az
strshsn forces IN the Owen stan
ley mountains Of New Guinea are
holding strong positions against
|, momentsrily diminished Japan
sse push toward Port Moresoy,
dispatches reported Wednesday
II vas confirmed THAT the Jap
snese had broken through the
main pass in the mountains 70
reach . position approximately 50
miles from Port Noresby. the
great Allied advanced base on the
south coast
Hold Selected Line
But though IL Eas indicated
that the japanese had passed ever
the spine o. the 5000 foot noun
tsins. the Australians held a Sc
lected hn. among rszor-bsek
peaks lssfing down 70 the south
coast
There Was Increasing esl-
denee that the Australian de-
Tenders we're strong enough 70
hold the enemy in event that
frontal attack followed tn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-10
Nid-Air Plane
Crash Kills Six

uu1W011~ ~ M~~Aswv 81
siois We4nee1av we've lev~ulk
6nssnH IT, eaunn ~ IN eeorn -
tee trainer tnme~vs wosea -
ade1 y ni4.sif s>es ~ neswe1
ssr 49, ns>sass hllIlng ~ -.
n tn planes ~sv~ se<~mcony~
INC = third npmkps u fmvmeelea
- proessrp nennzsn m<as1>n n
~ss te~1uns prnnlees = s's11ua
eusl - ~se1 ~ h1ewn ens - ~
scssness lass ~ elaes.
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John Lewis WIFE
Dies al Home

WASHINGTON Ms Hyrts
Bel Lewis. wife u President Jnhn
I. LeRis % the United Nine
Workers 81 America fcfOl, diso
early Wednesday at hsr home IN
Alexandria. Va
Mrs. Lewis. who Was ~ isst
MAY Is. had been IN for seven
months and had undergone a ssr1es
Of ma DOR operations al Johna Hop
kins hospital In Baltimore.
Her husband and Kathryn Lewis.
one q their three daughters. we're
az her bedside when Ehs died.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-10
Two Tacoma Men
On Casually List

Two Tacoma msn are listed 80
missing In the y. \ Navy de-
psrtmsnt's casualty llst No. ~
which ~ss made pubic wsdsss-
day. Thsy are
David Hsehssd Batter. aviation
fadloman. srd class mother. MTs
n. l. Butler. ssz No. state 81.
Tacoma
DsIbarf Frsasi. Gas. ss1aisan
rsdiomsn lat eiass. father. Trey
gi~srd Cor. roo Ne. Tacoma ave.
Tacoma
Listed sa dead ~srsf
~. fsuas H~sstfk s5Is< rsl-
dsrh~ss; father. Rsnwtek ". Cal
dsrhsad. s5I7 Frsnout ave. 81
attic heb~rs Fr.sk Merritt. shlys
cook 5rd class: mother. Afn Alice
kafhsrtas Krzon. zO7 Essf e II. i.
Yakima Ceeii De.s s1lss~s. radio
man. 1fd eisss. father. Fred ~
Miller. ksnt.
Others listed az missing sefs.
Capt Arthur D nsfss~s: wife.
Mrs. Arthur o. B4rroNs. Oiym-
pc hotel. Seattle. IL ~. o.
Julius Arthsr Essss: 1afs. MIRA.
Irene Eiizahets Raven. TIA Ridge
Drive Seattle. Ia ~. O. FRED
sriek Richard weiisab~rxs msothsr.
Hrs y , WoiIsnberTs E1Ssii
Grvss Frssk fsiqussf. fsdiomsn
Sra class. father, Henry y. Fsl-
gust. senobert ST. hldgsfssid-
Harsid Ores Rice. rsdiomsn Ord
elsss. father. Alfred o. Eies. zi7
"a. first 81, Ab<fdssn-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-10
Weary Russ
Fight Hordes
OF Germans
Nv HENRY SHAPIRO
United Press Writer

Nose Fighting on the
western and southwestern APP
prosehss OF stslingrad reached
new heights OF feroci,y wsdnes-
dsy. with the Germans attacking
in greater strength and with more
rapidity than ever. and with air
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-10
Going TO Gel a Shock

PORTLAND - Tns person who
removed = mechanical oeUe. from
Portland penny arcade - gong
70 receive quite a shock when
hs attempts 70 operate u. Accord
ing n attendants Of m. arcade.
tns oeyioe - an electric snock
machine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-10
Australians Hold Positions
Against Japs in New Guinea

present infiitrstion and flank
ing tactics of the enemy COM
hat forces.
Allied planes. nOw dominant In
the air over al New Guinea fight
ing zones. sent 10 the attack
again Tuesday in support Of the
ground forces IN the mountains.
Allies Attack Enemy
Gen. Douglas Macarthur an
nounced in a communique that
allied fighter planes heavily at
tackled the enemy troops and In
stAllations IN the entire zone Lead
ing back 70 Kokoda. On the north
SIDE Of the mountains, with bombs
and machine guns
Macarthur ssld aizo that
allied planes had attacked q
japanese cruiser and a de-
stroyes Monday and Tuesday
just north Of Milne hay At the
southeast end Of New Guinea
and IL szs believed the de-
stroyer wzs damaged.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-10
Nazi Rhineland
Blasted by Raj

LONDON Il strong force Of
Raj bomhers blasted at Frank
furt-Am-Msin in the German
Rhinelsnd Tuesday night. the air
ministry announced Wednesday.
n WAS the first raid On
Frankfurt. one Of Germans's
principal rail communication
e~nfer~. sinee Aug. ~.
At the same time planes Of Raj
fighter command carried out of
fensive patrols" over occupied
territory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-10
Allies May
Name Chief
Commander

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hisssssr Wiese~a onrv4W Wee.
nesday shst ~ unseee Neete1s
are heading tcwssd sn1eee>e4 = :
supreme AmssSsn ~ usselne r~s~s
mander TOR shs ssrns4 nSss -.
tsrh N usfwsny.
messsse veee1neee 49,
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ops. Ine uNtse pfetee ~ess eeve
70 put ~ ~ y ~ esssseee =
'h"ssssHas y sssses sne $780,
mana nse y ~ sser - A@evsene
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-10

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bevan. La
borite critic of the government.
charged In the house Of commons
Wednesday that Prime Minister
Winston churchili's continuance In
office IL a disaster" and that the
Germans would have been beaten
this year III the government had
the CUTS TO do H."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-10
Fish Liver Catch Large

ASTORIA. Ore,-Fash hysrs to-
falling 41ssss pound one Of the
largest catches on record, sers
delivered 70 Oregon ports DUNG
N. June. 1891, 70 April 1912.
PERIOD
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-10
VichY Heads
Warned as
Crisis Nears
COPYRIGHT Ie41)

SOM WHERE On THE
FRENCH FRONTIER = Marshal
Henri Philippe Petain and Pierre
Laval. II was revealed Wednesday.
have been placed on solemn warn
ing that France may suffer CON
vulsions" II the Vichy government
attempts 10 draw the nation into
war against our allies
In an unexpected indictment Of
the Petain-Laval regime. Edouard
Herriott and Jean Jeanneney. lead
srs Of the last parliament Of the
third republic. have made public a
document declaring:
1T IL impossible for liberty
10 die In the country of Its
birth from where IL spread all
over the world"
The language OF the parliament
farians implied that despite the
French defeat in June. 1910, de-
spite the armistice with Germany.
despite the rise Of Petain and La
val. they still consider France
bound by the treaties of alliance
with which she entered the war.
THREATEN REVOLUTION
They warned OF "convulsions"
which would follow any attempt
TO deprive the French of the lib
erty they now have. tacitly i'm
plying that revolution might sweep
the country again, oyerthrowing
the Laval-Petain regime.
The letter said the French had
tolerated the acts Of the present
administration, because IL cannot
do anything else" but warned:
do not make the foolish
mistake of believing that you
can win the adhesion of its
spirit or its heart, without
which you oan accomplish
nothing durable the great
and imminent danger Is that
liberty cannot be reeonquered
without those commissions
which. in truth, II Is your duty
10 avoid"
The parliamentarians said the
aims of the government were not
apparent. but insisted on the right
Of the French people to decide
their own destiny.
WARNING SOUNDED
Implying that they considered
Great Britain, and possibly the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-10

wAsboaso1Os c1rss1F. hsfssa
Gardner Bradbury ~ ths y -
Coast Guard. commanding sffssn
a sas naval transport wsssfssid-
has n<en sn officer IN ne ssfst<s
for "a years
ssAabssy vas ssrn % HsseaSa.
VIA 90 M.y -. isss BE ~@
.us-.,nssa . cadet 10 TIE cssss
Guard se.asmy ca Jan. II. 1919
ard vas graduated srd epznhns
s.assa ensign tao years isf<f
Bssabsryss ~ifs. Mr. o<fslssoe
bradbury. lives Ia BrsosIyn. y, v.
rnsir psfmsnrnt home sa<ifsss Y
zzl 40. Alb<rx -. Port Ans~'~s.
WASH
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NAILS REDouBI.E EFFORTS

The enemy had made no prog
ress on the southwest in five days,
hut dispatches from the front indi-
Gated he was Rebuilding his ef-
forts. Fresh reserves poured con-
stantly into German lines. and
their numerical superiority on land
and In the air Increased by the
hour.
The Russians fighting west and
southwest OF stslingrsd and the
volea river line were weary and
fighting fresh Germans who far
outnumbered them. The terrain
on those approaches IL unfavornbls
for defense; IT II rolling hills and
shallow ravines. with no forests
and few villages.
Deep dugouts protected the Rus
SLAMS sgainst German divs-bomb-
ers. and they rely on artillery to
stop German tank attacks
FOE DIsREGARDs LOSSES
West OF stalingrsd. Soviet
troops fought tense battles With
enemy tanks and infantry" the
Soviet noon eommuniqus reported.
Having concentrated large forces.
the enemy 10 attacking our posi-
tons and disregarding very heavy
CONTINUED on Page .. Column -
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ianisht ,S@pt. - and vss sesn.
daned on the Atlantic After her
crew and s<o passengers we're
rescued Nv daring sseost vs-ssis.
Approximately i.ses pses-
esgers ss1 rs~w sssssesss
wsss saved.
The ship has ne~ ben ssivae>d
AMI to~ed IN IN American At
lsnsle psvi.
Tns wshsflsid ~ss under fhs
command ~ cnmas. Marble Gard.
n.r bradbury q. =. coast guard,
and wa en- route to an east coast
part ~ the United sssiss.
FLAMES srkxAD nArsDLv
rirs Il undetermined origin
broke out on sns of tbs deck
levels and despite prompt sffefss
10 sabdus II. the fismss spread
rapidly Throughout tho shlp.
riA1sss esseisps1 sks 49,
ssi as1 N ~ss ssrs~sssy y
r~msvs ~ psssssgsss. .
iasss ssns.sss ~ wh~s ssss
rssiiisss.
Two u. 3. ~srships ssvsd ~.
reetiy alongside tins wsssfssid
despite the heal and fismss snd
removed more thss i.eoe p~ss~
sngsfs.
A cruiser msnssyessd its ss~
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The victory tax" would apply
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superiority in such proportions
that their planes cruised lsisurely
over Russian positions.
German motorized infantry. after
repeated attacks on q narrow sec
tor. forced a Russian retreat Tues
day on the western spprosch-ths
second retreat In that divction in
SO hours.