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Evening star., 1942-11-05

rayon); Jackets gored pleated
skirts; grand colorngs; 10 to
paids soft heeces shlandype woods mixtures Of 49, WOOL s5%
rayon beige powder
blue red kelly dark brown dark green vine II to 7oss7s
srtPd alpacas wool sabardiss pleated
s,sss IssH we and .sand waves obqs
pastds pead pastels ma dark shad 10 to
Jacke-Na studded suede jersey black
god fuchsia, red 81 to
skBlack 10 to 7o-ssAs
woods
with mixtures cherry. maize Azores blue shell pink.
sunan, black lilac white: - to $sAs
and M eod nsnd %
white red m lac apple dark purple brown black
crepe with tailored and
collars short sleeves; 80 to
drswng bouses with tie necknes: white ana oo 30 to 3s Sss
Maternity Dresses-(Second Floor
Maternity frocks With dickey dresses
Sass Maternity r.yon p.d' Jewel eut0nsd .,.on
Misses Dresses-(Se Floor
jerseys hve O'Clock crepes
color contrast dresses with dr''s glitter color IN black 'n' %
1885 SIS Drsss..-sports ps
crepe oors 10 TO 2o-S77S
Up
ayon atn dinner evening gowns chiffon.
vevet with BEADS color gala shades 10 to 2o$2s75
Suits (Thad Floor)
1907 pads checks solid
cor tailored and dressmaker types sizes for misses and JUNIORS
to 15 10 to
Budget Dress Shops Fourth Floor
dresses pleats Jewel fringe
jersey sizes IL to 20 wozens choice
pepums ps dickey nahesd twotones black
ganut Of cudoFs. All wo4nens $S7S
fabrics bas fringe ds lacy sit-dresses
rayon jersey, crepe, rayon cfinon
Sass saop sens
frocks sequned tailored ocs coor-rich variety
Junior Badgef Shop-(Fowth Floor)
Dresses-ayon frock with lingerie fringe
jersey with dawstrng waists button
fronts Dinner and evening IN chon anea
Hoasecoafs Neglgees-(Ffih Floor)
SSs5 Quilt Rsbes-Prety prints pases crisp rayon
taeta shiny satin II to $GSS
Gswn-oyal blue surf
sye IL to
ssss 3Isss Bdal Ngngss-Pmk rayon
lace $s Lsunsnt coats with solid cocr yon
satin IL 10
'SlSs and 3lsss Hsste ballet length stunning purple
fuc With rayon crops; II
Neckver, Handkerchief, Sheei Floor
sss CsIlars psq ooon laee coosn 1ayon.
ayon sattns: whits, coloes aS
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satins: white, pasele- $1AS
CrD Cssn CsasZAc riqus buster and 10
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dyisk imports. prints Mens initiated coous ecaured
vo9 border Upa hes3ched md hand-rold
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Evening star., 1942-11-05

HGndbags-(Sfreet Floor
'$3 Leather Handbagswagger and types smart oowhde
grained coat glossy calf Qamb godookns
fabrics included
Daytime Afternoon tailored models
smooth calf alligator calf saddle and
buffalo kathers 1000 wool broadcoh falle
Handbags-handsomely detailed
grained fae handle and undar
styles with luts clasps zip tops pockets ETC. S5S5
so Gift Handbagsppe CALI quality fae soft pouches and
Evening star., 1942-11-05
Corsefy-(Second Floor

C0Tsefs-( Second Floor
IS = $7se model Of 1asex" with
side panels talon closing 25 to g. lngh skntex model
figures with Daeen back 20 to
Fsundatjens16~ rds
side panels: ~ to 80: Dorothy Hcm Spirit Of Youth Foundation
panel; ~
"eanDss 0rdles Fsandaisn-anco foundations short
medium - Of style Character" ores
~Sara" BandauxSamps and Discontinued styles
fahrcs g. $50 Line Brases
saaxn Samples included: - and 3e----&lls
Beauty Sdon-( Fifth Floor
III Is las fmanntSoft and manageable including shAm.
dngways test curs ole9y
~ DueAoa rmansnt-FTev so waNs aharpco dngerwavs
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Evening star., 1942-11-05


Black Persian black wooaS-Sl2y
all misses All Fured Goats plus 1oT tax
Women's Coats-(Thnd Floor
3z97 S3S CoatDresy REFERS boased wrap and
types onotones and tweed Black and coors
Coats-l00 black and bright woos
Juiardl Blousd snhodsrsd yoke and
types Caals nne tweeds heec Axt dark and
1ss wool Fitted grsd and
Dyed Black Persian Lamb Blended Mink,
Squirrel Kit Fox Black rox ana
colcFs So
ssI7y YE1sd CostHlack and cooM ioo1
hed gored Mosd and beled models With silver
Lamb Blended Mink BusDyed White
Cats-Dres types nns black and
Blended Mink Dyed Black
White
Womens Coats-Back s oolofed woods
generously Blended Mink Silver Fo Dyed Back pean
isnes for ALI women Most F,rred coat raus Ies Tsx3
Ma;nery-(Sfr Floor
Hatsenuine Beavers hns Tar teaN rich
beautifully styling Beees feses high
ponpe little bgms cssuas Back and oolorA
SzBS
1855 SGs5 Hats-New varsious o6 s tss
pompadou hats with brilliant dowses
quins Black pecan wine, soldier blue. purple
patriot headszs 21h ~
Evening star., 1942-11-05

Junior Codts-( Third Floor
and Classic Rees.
beed casual types 1907 woods In black eolorsNS
Coatsolor bright and black 100% woo1 with
sabedyed Fitch Squirrel Persian Lamb and silver
Fox collars
sJuno Coats-Yong styles With Silver FOX
Mink Squirrel Lynxdyed White FOX, Dyed
Black Persian collars quality wools
ssss and sss75 Furred Coaeefe beted coats v-
Blended Mink Dyed Black Persian Lamb Lynx.
fashion favore colored
all Juniors Furred coats plus lo% tax
Misses Codfs-(Thnd Floor
Refers soft dress types
plack hre green
Coats-nest Of woods In eheseds tie
belte classic With
Fued Coatsx bright colors and black
1907 types with Silver Fox, Blended Mink Lynx
Persian Lamb and eabedyed Squirrel
Furred Coa1o0 black and bright woo
smarty with Silver FOX, Dyed Black Persian Lamb blended
Iynx-dyed White Fox collars
Misses Sis and Sl25 Furred Town Foa Dyed Black
Lamb Blended Mink Iynxded White Fox collars on dne
Coas-Beautifl pelS1ver Fox Dyed
Black Persian black
ali misses. All Furred Goats plus 1oss tax
Evening star., 1942-11-05

R;ngCS Street Floor
(AN prices plus 1879
Brthone- attractive
Sterling Silver Memento Ring-Fendshp love bands with
Rnswhits blue green stones in Sterling gold
plated Sterling settings
Shoes Fourth Floor
Shoes-Beautifuly
pumps sipons smart suit Of and oords In tan
black calf; all heights $S8S
$l275 Custom" Type ShoesCas suedes and ties;
DayHme Sports calf hdkn:
black peeptoes suit and grand walk
ing shoes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01
Tacoma Churches to Observe
Presidents Day Of Prayer

At United Presbyterian church.
9th and Division avenues. the Rev.
George Cunningham. pastor. will
have a service from s until ..
The chapel of the First Baptist
church. Market and 9th. will be
open from IL until II for any who
wish to avail themselves of this
place of prayer at that time in the
downtown area.
Bethany Presbyterian church,
No. 4lst and Verde. will have a
prayer service from IL until u.
The First Baptist church will
also have watchnight service
from 1880 until midnight, to
which the public is invited.
The Independent Bible church
will be open all day Thursday. Spe-
cial gatherings for prayer will be
held at 10 a. m, under the direc-
ton of William G. Meyer. Frank
T. Hickock will be in charge at
2:30 p. m, and the pastor. Adam
B. Hunter. at s p. m.
Temple Baptist church. So. End
and St. Helens, will hold a prayer
service from 10 a. m. to 1880 a,
m. Thursday. marked by the un-
yelling of the service flag. honor
ing the young men of the church
who are in the service of the
country.
Lake City church will be open
all day Thursday for prayer. with
special services at IL a. m. The
church will be opened at 9 a. m.
New Years eve also will be OBJ
served with wstchnight service
al Lake City church, beginning at
$50 p. m. A social hour will be
followed by a song service and
prayer at midnight.
A midnight prayer service will
be held at Westminster Presbyter-
ian church New Years eve. The
service will open at l1:so p. m,
with q prayer for victory and
peace. Or. George S. Fulcher,
pastor, has prepared a htany for
the nations victory, and Edward
Machle, home from San Anselmo
seminary for the holidays. will
sing. The community is invited
10 attend.
Bethel Lutheran church, So. 54tl
and SITS. viii hold . service a
II a. m. Thursday. The sermon
text will be Gods Grace anc
Mercy"
Prayer services will be held al
the First United Presbyterian
church at a. m Thursday. The
pastor. the Rev. George Cunning
ham. has announced this as .
"sacrifice" meeting. both as 10 tbs
hour and some possible physics
discomfort. as the church will no
be heated. The service will b.
ishort. for prayer only.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01

her there was bonfire" in the
back yard.
BY that time the fire had gained
such momentum II was impossible
to rescue The trapped children.
The bodies were removed to the
C. o. Lynn mortuary.
One Other Death
Deaths of the two children on
next to the last day Of the year
brought the total of deaths from
fires to three for the entire year
of 1871.
On Oct. 20 Richard Robertson.
six-month-old son of Mrs. Rather
inc Robertson of s11 So. Yakima
ave. burned to death when home
fashioned vaporizer ignited a sheet
covering the bahy's crib.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01

In conformity with the procla-
nation issued by President Roose-
welt for a National Day of Prayer
January /, the Tacoma Council OF
Churches urges all citizens to at
tend one of the services to be
held throughout the city on that
day and IN New Years eve. These
services will be- held at the fol-
lowing churches:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01

During the past few years. Rhodes has been
constantly at work doing many, many things
10 build q store of which you could be proud
store that stands in the front rank of the
great stores of the West.
rhousands and thousands of dollars have been
spent 60 assure you modern. up-to-the- minute
shopping facilities. Six of the most attractive
selling floors you could find in any big metro
politan store-elean. orderly, easy to shop in.
In all. ninety-seven complete departments are
stocked to serve you with the things you want
and need to live in the American way. Hun
dreds of the foremost and best known lines
Il merchandise In the world many Of
them exclusively ct Rhodes In Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01

We Will not cease in oar efforts 10 build for
you . finer store. Soon We start work on
. womens lounge that will be unsurpassed
IN the Northwest. Soon open . parking
lot where our customers may park close TO
store without charge. Soon will COM
plete the installation Of our fourth eleva-
tor-newest and safest it Is possible to have.
soon We begin other improvements all
planned to make your shopping easier, mere
enjoyable-at Rhodes.
As begin Golden Anniversary Year.
invite you again to visit Rhodes make
IL Your Store >. let US serve you N every
possible way. We want 10 continue to have
two sddresses-ons at 18th and Broadway In
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01

30 RHODES dedca itself which
supplying
fe Compared o.
pcaune But can't all be line can't
all o help build the who
job program Golden
Year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01

DY believe this Amer
of life that today endangered How? By making dol
lars further the buying these of life which deal
Because the dollars buy the better live And large
k because dollars the things of life that the Ame
of life S the finest n all the world
WE ARE grateful trust
that privileged begin fieh You
do share the tremendous effort ahead
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-01

ES RHODES 50 And Golden Anniversary
brought reflection past
hopes of the future this is that
WE AT RHODES
growth We have thought the celebration would hold
which would share threshold 1912
world loom
plan would be inadequate all
of united
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
NV Tx IstMt IT
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LIVER BILE -
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The liver should pour pints of bile Juice
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not flowing freely, your food may not d.
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gas bloats mp your stomach. You get con-
stipstsd. You feel sour, sunk and the world
looks punk.
II takes thoss good. old Carriers Little
Liver Pills 90 get these pints Of bile how-
ing freely 20 make you feel up and up.
Get a package today. Take ss directed.
Effective IN making bile how freely. Ask
for CArter's Little Liver Pills. Zoe and 2bd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
home DefenSe NoteS
Raid Wdrdens
From 3Areds
ToHoId Rallies
Home Defense Notes.
By KEN HALL

There vii be three sector air
raid warden meetings tomorrow.
two of TEN in Area IS which has
rallies IN Sectors Pa and y OF
Zones . and I. the other being IN
Area 10. Sector G..
Sector +, Zone . Area s Will
have us rally IN Cooley High
School under direction Of Sector
Warden John r. Muir at S p. m.
This sector IS bounded by Green
field road Ardmore. Fenkell and
Puritan avenues. The session is
a mass meeting for residents 10
get acquainted with their wardenS.
Sector d OF Zone 4 in this area
VIII have It's rally on a vacant lot
on the northeast corner Of West
McNiChols road and Ardu1ore, only
a few blocks away at 1880 at
which time rs Wardens viii take
the OCD oath OF allegiance by
Zone Warden Louis komipathy.
There also will be fire fighting and
rescue work displays and a demon
stration Of set and spray inCen-
diary bomb eHtinguiShing and
movies.
FILMS To BE SHOWN
The third rally Is slated for resi-
dents Of Sector @. Zone 4 Area 10,
in the S. Andrews Memorial
Church Putnam avenue at Fourth,
s o'clock. There Will be soundies
and speeches. The movies TO be
shown are entitled Thumbs Up
Air Raid over London" and
Ready on the Home Front" The
public is invited.
Two Russian Relief programs
are scheduled for Saturday eve
ming one a dance and the other
a movie actor affair.
The films will be shown at 7:30
p. m. at the Institute of Arts.
They are Wings for Victory"
Heroic SavastoDol." and Polish
Troops in the USSR." The dance
is scheduled for Masonic Temple
under auspices Of the Youth Com
mittee
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-23

Due dates Get your autOuse stamps by Feb
ruary or watch Uncle Sam work out your motor
vehicle . March Is is the deadline for those income
tax payments bigger than ever this year The
first of March is closeou day you're going to drive
your car with 1912 license plates May is the
deadlne for operators licenses February IL IS
sgn-up day for lot of fine Americans of varying ages
from 18 to A. See you at the registration desk Bud
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-23
KEEP FIT PROGRAM
TO Be PRESENTED
Admission to Clio Attrac=
ton to Be Pack OF Cigar
cites for ServiCemen

A Keep Fit for Defense" pro-
gram will be staged at C. I. O.
headquarters, IS Bank street, this
evening by the Waterbury CLIO
Youth association. The need
for physical fitness in the trying
days ahead will be emphasized. The
admission charge will be package
of cigarettes, which will be sent to
Waterbury boys in the military
service.
Emphasizing the important role
which sports, recreation and physi-
cal EDUCATION can play in the gen.
about war effort will be a list Of
outstanding Connecticut and Water
bury defense and sports speakers.
Reverend e. Dent Lackey will speak
TO. the State Defense Council and
Mrs. Arthur Mountain will speak
for the Waterbury Volunteer Office
of Civilian Defense.
Speakers
Also On the speaking program
will be AL Skinner, national repre-
sentative of the National Associa-
ton of Die Casters, and William
Schofeld, football and basketball
coach of Crosby high school. Chick
Kelly and .'ohn Quincy, sports edi-
tors, will also speak.
The program includes movie on
skiing. An exhibition of fencing
will be given by the Waterbury
Boys club. The entertainment lor
the night features songs by Vito
zabarro, limitations by Bill Pascucci
and dancing by Mary and Carmella
Perezella.
Program arrangements were
handled by Eddie Trusiewicz, sports
and recreation director. Sam Fed
man, publicity director for the Brass
Workers Organizing committee, will
act as master of ceremonies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-23

The Gospel Truth Movie Scouts attention !
Cast your observing orbs the comical routnes OF
Gene Scarpa he's real natural and funner than
Lou Costello We treadng on safer ground now
that James Bozzo has been appointed air raid warden
fox his district great big bunch of orchids to Paul
Dente of the American Brass Company for his swell do
nation towards purchase of Victory Bonds! Two col
orcd youths who were indicted Wednesday made wild
rush through the large throng yelling Let me thru b.
my Uncle Sanie needs me- and don't want to miss tins
train This caused plenty OF laughs ntermingled with
tears of the parents relatives and sweehearts bidding
farewell to the inductees.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-23


Washington, 23-Modern Old fashioned when
aioanes, transport
the United
huge The anticipated production will be
the largest history
civilian the United States and her Allies the vitality
three meals looking
the
people liberated countries get their
Agcutu aims expressed simply the MAXIM
the write the peace"
Top commissions this wartime food
liar banyard anmalthe the chicken the pig Also in the
vegetable
the foods
this
U. S. Department of Agriculture has
National goals established
civilian Allies
piles.
These production broken
county Today every farmer knows what he should produce
to make the best patriotic contribution
production "a
the 1912 dairy goal This literally
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-23
TodaYs Answers -
0ANIUM CRACKERS
Questions on Comic Page

!. Bud Abbott and Lou Costello.
Costello is the pudgy che.
2. Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy.
Hardy is the big one. Andy Hardy
is a character created by Mickey
Rooney.
3. Freeman F.. Gcsden is Amos;
Charles j. Correll. Andy.
4. Tom Howard and George Shell
ton. Shelton is the straight man.
5. Robert Woolsey died in 1888;
Bert Wheeler is still in movies and
on the air as a comedian.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-23

Egg production of 1900 million dozens 10 percent increase over
tremendous industry. This
asc number would omee far larger than worlds
airplane landing
million million
million
Vegetable production being by asking that farmers
third million additional
vegetable greatly their fields The biggest increases
needed in cabbage, onions and tomatoes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-23
THE FIGHTING RACE

Read out the names!" and Burke sat back
And Kelly dropped his head,
While Shea = they call him Scholar Jack
Went down the list of the dead.
Omcers, seamen, glnners, marines,
The crews of the gig and yawl,
The bearded man and the lad In his teens
Carpenters coal-passers, all
Then knocking the ashes from out his pipe,
Said Burke in off hand way:
Were all in that dead mans list, by Cripel
Kelly and Burke and Shea
well, here's to the Maine and I'm sorry for Spain"
Said Kelly and Burke and Shea
"Oh, the fighting don't die out,
II they seldom die in bed,
For love Is first In their hearts, no doubt"
Said Burke then Kelly said:
when Michael, the Irish Archangel stands,
The gel with the sword
And the batte-dead from hundred lands
Are ranged In one big horde
Our line, that for Gabrels trumpet waits
VIII stretch three deep that day,
From Jehoshaphat to the Golden Gates
Kelly and Burke and Shea"
well, here's thank God for the and the sod"
Said Kelly and Burke and Shea
Joseph l. c. Clarke
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Al Paris of Wood Street ceebrat
ing their 18th wedding anniversary today They're the
proud parents of two girls and boy Freddie
Smith isn't bashfu but just won't tell how many can
dies will decorate his birthday cake today Eileen
Byrnes of Prospect member of the office personnel at
Rowland Hughes Company leaves Saturday to take up
new duties with the American Brass Company next
Monday MIR. and Mrs. William GyuricskO of john
Street observing their third wedding anniver
sary today She's the former Doris Mary Maoney.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-23

table oils contains.
dramatic virtually the
well that
their commodities Both labor will be
the farmers if of It
is production.
The fact that American farms fully toed up and are turning
quantities the nations
declares the Department This production assures health and
pant
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-23
TALLEST SMOKESTACK

The tallest smokestack In the
British Empire is located at Cop
per Cliff, Ont, Canada. Made of
brick and weighing $1,000 tons, II
stands $40 feet high and has an
inside diameter Of S. feet at the
base.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-23
w 0 r L D w A r
A YEAR AGO
JAN. %, 1941
(By United Press)

Lindberg expresses belief U. S.
S. entry into war with Britain
against Germany could not bring
victory without internal German
collapse.
Jap shoots British official in
Shanghai row.
Thai reported occupying i'm
portant enemy positions in French
IndO- China, and Vichy announces
Japanese offer to mediate differ
ences had been accepted.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-23

Marty Bazurski, president of st. STAINS Young
Mems Club, has made arrangements to royalty enter
tain overflow crowd at the grand opening of the Pc
lsh boys new clubrOOms Ward Street next Sunday
afternoon There will be flowing than the crowd
claims the genial prexy Chester Buriinsk has en-
listed with Uncle Sans Naval forces and is undergoing
training at the New London base Johnny KOr-
briszewsE loves Army life especially at Shaw Field,
South Carolina, where he's a sergeant.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-23

Editor Tall Tower Topics This is a story about
YOURS truly Duke DelPo, Dom Oliver, Mike Santoro
Emile Orlando Angelo Insogno and Albert Lutkus, now
with Uncle Sans armed forces at Jefferson Barracks
Missouri While we were stationed at Fort Devens in
Massachusetts, Volunteers in the Army Air Corps we
could get used to going to bed at o'clock nights
All lights went out at o'clock there except in the day
room where the boys could stay playing games or writ
ing until II o'clock We the only soldiers in the room
While there Romeo spotted fire in the barracks We i'm
ediatey started bucket brigade and aroused the men
sleeping upstairs We managed to have everything under
control shortly but the other had to sleep the same
night in other barracks as this completely filled
with smoke Sincerely, Private Don Innaimo, JET
ferson Barracks, Missouri.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-23
Good Evening.
WOULD YOU?
(Re-Print from Previous Column

(Re-Prnt from Previous Column
II YOU had your life to live over
Would you hound your despairng deotors2
Would you live your life different,
Would you perpetrate chain letters?
Would you wallow in the stock market,
Raise whoopee and a lot Of din,
Go in for crazy carousing,
Drinking horrible bootleg gin?
Would you ridicue regardless,
Have no regard for person or thing,
Serious sacred or what have you
Wisecracking about pauper or king?
Would you think everyone dotty
And relegate to the shelf.
Those on the shady side of thirty,
Saying merits to all but yourself?
II you had your life to live over
Would you play different game?
Would you revise it just little bit
Or would you live it just the same?
EN- EN-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22
Tank Supply
Fading, They
Lose Suburb
Immediate Goal Of
Russians in Sight
as Defenses Yield
BY HENRY SHAPIRO



MOSCOW. May 22.-The Red
army has broken into German
held town outside Kharkov after
crushing Nazi counter-attack
and is near its Immediate goal
on the eleventh day Of Marshal
Semyon TimoShenko's offensive,
official advices said today.
Advices from the l00-mile front
indicated the Germans were be-
ginning 10 crack as result OF their
enormous losses In men and ma
terialS. There also were indics-
tions the NaZis were near the
exhaustion point on tank reserves
on the Kharkov front.
THE German high command
in its communique today said all
Soviet attacks had been repulsed
and that the German forces Of
Marshal Fedor Won Book have
"regained the initiative" around
Kharkov-the first time the Ger