davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-04
Il Q e W. S
7 H E A T r E S

Metro-G -Goldwyn-Mayer's spalvuota
filma "LASSIE COMES HOME"
pradeta rodyti Lapkricio 4, Loew's
State Theatre. Vadovaujamose ro-
lese vaidina Roddy McDowall ir
Donald Crisp; veikalas paimtas is
Major Eric Knights knygos. Prize
iu vaidina Nigel Bruce, Elsa Lam
chester ir daug kitu, ir suo Lassie.
Ernie Hemigway's novele "FOR
WHOM THE BELL TOLLS, bus
rodoma dar septinta savaite Loew's
Ohio Theatre; tai spalvuotas. vel
kalas su Gary Cooper ir Ingrid
Bergman. Prize ju vaidina Katina
Paxinou, Pedro De Cordova, Akin
Tamiroff, Joseph Calleia ir kit.
Paramount's veikalas is Stefen
Heym's noveles HOSTAGES" pra-
detas rodyti Loew's Stillman Thea
tire. su Louise Rainer, William Ben
dix, Oscar Homolka, Pedro de Cor
dova ir Katina Paxnou. Vaizduo-
jana cekiioje ivykis 20 Naziu IL
raniska priespauda.
LETS FACE 1T" veikalas pra-
detas rodyti ketvirtadieni, Loew's
Park ir Granada Theatres, kuriame
vaidina Bob Hope su Betty Hutton.
Prize ju veikia Dona Drake, Zaza
Pitts, ir Gully Richards.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-04

- 0 ka JUS, septyni vyrai, galesit da-
boti? - uzmete Virpsa.
- Visai ne septyni - atverte Semi
kas = Musu bus j trisdesimts. Tiktai
natal, siadien kit apygarda apziuri. -
Ir tai sakydamas nusisypsojo gardziai.
- Grobia? - uzmete Virpsa.
- Visaip atsieina. Jei neduoda ge-
rumu tai ir plesia. Natal, musu Arsusis
nepanesus Algimanta. Dovanu is jo ne
lauk niekados, o algas ir tas menkas duo
da. Kaip apsieisi negrobes? Ma tai ma
tai, pulko vyrai ir jiesko visokiu pragu-
mu kad pasididinti algas, ir pasididina.
- Kodel gi tn nedidini?
- Pas mus viskas tvarkiai darosi, pa
eiliui. AS taip ella uzvedziau, jog man
teks riebus kaimai apziureti OF, prajo-
sim tik Masna. Xxi Mastai jiems paskir-
ia, o anapus Masnos NUNS. Mes Masnoje
nakvosinl, ir jiems nakti dera sugryzti
Masna. Ma, ne nakti. tai isryto, o jau Wis
jie sugrys. Cia, dusele, puikus kaimai,
turtingi, lobiu apsikrove: Silavieciai, Ku-
kaliai, toliau truputi sestokai, Mantautai
ne ka menkesni. Cia toxic grazus kaime-
liai kad, tiesa sakant, NUNS vieniems ir
neapiplesti visa.
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-04

likes nuo saviskiu. - AS labai pamegau
tamsta ir Algimanta. Atsimeni, gal, kaip
as atsiunciau jums ganda jog as vedu pull
ka judi submit? Tiesa, judi jau ir be ma
mes zinojot
- Ma taip! - sutiko ir Virpsa. - Ir
kick atsimenu tai Algimantas nepaliko ta-
We be dovanu.
i Ka ir kalbeti! Tai puikus, zmogus
ir duosnus valdovas, tokiam ir tarnauti
malonu. OF ir dabar delto as sveikam no.
riu pranesti viena dalyka, pasitikedamas
Algimantu, jos jis neaplenks vel names
neapdovanojes. OF, paklausyk: Arsiene
issiunte pulka vyru pai1nti ,Detuva, kad
ten pavergti Algimanto merga, Danuta,
Triobiaus dukteri.
- Sakai ta pulka jau j issiunte? -
paklause Virpsa, ir is linktelejimo galvos
suprates jog taip, klause toliau:
20 JUS kur keliaujat?
- Taigi mes is to pulko ir esam. Mus
pasiunte priesakin pulkavedis kad apziu-
Iretume apygarda ir kad duotume jam Ii
mia jeigu ka negera patemytume. O kad
prieisim Xxi Detuvai, tai kad apstoje ia
padabotume kol pulkas ateis. Ma, dabo-
ii reiks atsargiai, pasislepus. NUNS isaky-
ia tiktai daboti Danuta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-04
RUOSIA VESU OAR
BIZ PLANA

Prezidentas Roosevelt palei-
do j da1'ba nauja masinerija,
speciale komisija kuri prade-
jo darbuotis paruosimui polka
riniu viesu darby programo.
Ia komisija ruos platq, visapu-
81 programa ilgai ateiciai.
Tas programs apims val
disku istaigu ir vietu statyma,
irengima, gerinima ir taisyma.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-04
HIPPoDRoME
"A Lady Takes a Chance"

stai idomus juokingas veikalas
apimantis romansa New Yorkietes
darbo merginos kuri pasiryzus ap-
sivesti savais budais stengiasi pa
gauti sau vyriski. Tai RKO Radios
smagus veikalas "a LADY TAKES
A CHANCE", pradetas rodyti Hip
podrome Theatre treciadieni, savai-
tel laiko. Jane vadovaujamas ro-
les atlieka Jean Arthur ir John
Wayne.
Veikalas prasideda New Yorke,
kur banko tarnautoja isvaziuoja z
dienu kelionei busu po visa Sail. Ji
buna apsivylus kelione Xxi pasiekia
maza miesteli Oregon valstijoje,
kur ir prasideda jos romansas.
Prize iu vaidina kiti geri artistai.
Evening star., 1943-12-27

term, was touring South America
and on his return threw our country
into an uproar on the issue of
packing" the Supreme Court with
extra judges controversy that oc-
cupied him during those precious
months of 1887 while the Nazi prepa-
rations for World War II were on.
The lessons of the past are simple
lessons. Hitler and the Japanese
gave our Government plain warn
ings. We ana the British and the
French were just Indifferent. And
our leaders, here and abroad, who
knew the inside facts, were not
willing to lose an election to win a
cause. Until that lesson is learned
and public men are willing to sac
rifice political lives so as to save
human lives later on, it will be use
less to make in 1943 or 1914 sweep
ing promises about maintaining
world peace by physical force alone
for even so brief period as Is years
after the next armistice.
Reproduction Riehts Reserved)
Evening star., 1943-12-27

evidences Of Japan's careful policy
The press Is generally quiet con-
corning Russia, except for threats
against the use Of Siberia; but 1t
does report enough Of the Russo
German conflict so that educated
Japanese can follow the Soviet ad-
vance.
As to Germany, the Japanese and
Nazis do not seem now to be aug
menting each other on-any impor-
tant scale. German ships still enter
Japanese harbors, but the Axis sur
face solidarity is more in the propa-
ganda field.
Most Japanese, say travellers re-
Gently returned from Toxic, in
tensely hate the Germans. Each
Nazi defeat weakens the war-in-
duced ties between the countries
The Japanese, considering them
selves the original divine" race
are apt to regard Germans as coarse
upstairs in the divinity business
But they tolerate them, because it
is advantageous for the moment.
When Italy fell, the Italian Am
bassador was held incommunicado
in the embassy and denied even
the privilege Of receiving funds
from the outside. Italian civilians
vacationing at Karuizawa, were
handcuffed together and marched
down the main street Of the noun
tain resort town. Presumably they
are interned now.
If the Germans fall. the japanese
will turn even more bitterly against
them. Then they will continue the
war alone, with the native armies
they can impress into service by
force.
Evening star., 1943-12-27
Gatekeeper Fe|Is 7,
FoiIs Prison Break

BY the Associated Press.
WALLA WALLA, Wash, Dec. a.
A Christmas Day prison break was
averted at the Washington State
Penitentiary by gatekeeper who
beat two conWcts unconscious and
forced two more to fee back to their
cells.
The four convicts overpowered two
guards in cell block and took their
uniforms, Warden Bert O. Webb
said.
With two of the convicts clothed
as guards, they approached the out
side gate. Gatekeeper L. L. Vannice
automatically unlocked it for them.
Just as they were about to pass
through, Vannice recognized them
as inmates and jumped into the
passage, blocking the way. The
felons attacked him with a length
OF chain and club, the warden
said, but Vannice managed to wrest
the club from them and knocked
both unconscious.
The other two prisoners filed back
Evening star., 1943-12-27

concluded a neutrality pact in 1e4l
which still stands.
Now Japan's long-lived dread OF
Russian vengeance for 1905 Is re-
asserting itself. OF the principal at
tacking routes open to the United
Nations in the enlarging Pacific war,
the Japanese fear most aerial and
naval assaults from Siberia. Rus
sian bases there are within easy
flying distance Of Japan's match
wood cities and, more important,
her vast industrial areas on the
Manchurian plains
Neutrality Suits Both Nations.
Neutrality suits both nations at
present. But there is little doubt
that any move toward utilization OF
Siberia would Immediately produce
an attack by the powerful and WELL
equipped army which is being keSr
in Manchuria for such an emer-
gency.
Meanwhile, Japan's efforts to
maintain peace have produced one
OF the major anomalies of the war.
In Japanese-held Shanghai, a vitri-
olic Soviet radio station continues
to broadcast full coverage from Mos
COW on the campaign with Germany
The japanese make no attempt to
interfere, even when the Soviets oc-
casionally include tribute to the
help they receive from the United
States and Great Britain.
Moreover, the Soviet station con-
stantly screams insults at the Ger
mans. The local Nazi announcer re-
plies in kind, but the Chinese seem
to prefer the Russian comments.
Official German protests over this
situation have brought no answer
from the japanese. Tokio's attitude
is strictly noninterference so long as
the Russians maintain their agree
ment to avoid any coverage of the
Pacific war.
In Japan, the Soviet Ambassador
is invited ostentatiously to imperial
functions. A few years ago he
found it difficult to see the foreign
minister, and Russians generally
were treated with contempt and
mistrust. Now instruction is al
lowed in the Russian language,
formerly actually, if not officially,
tabooed. Russian shops are begin
ming to open in the Japanese capital
and signs in Russian are seen for
the first time on the streets.
These are some of the outward
Evening star., 1943-12-27
ment backing.

ment backing.
Soviet relations are the most i'm
portant of numerous war-born
problems for the Japanese Foreign
Office and its host of diplomatic
advisers.
The second key problem is China.
The Japanese still are seeking some
formula to transform successfully
occupied Chinese areas into COR
nerstone Of the co-prosperity sphere.
Preparing for Nazi Capitulation.
Toxic seems we'll advanced in
plans for adjustment to a third
vital aspect of foreign relations
German capitulation. The signs
now are that the empire will Shift
into low gear for an intensified
Single handed battle in the Pacific
II the Nazis fall. 1t may be ac-
complished as smoothly as the re-
action to Italy's collapse, which
caused hardly a ripple among the
Japanese.
In relations with neutrals, Japan
appears primarily interested in
Spain and Argentina AS part of
this her militarists have handled
the Catholic Church with what. for
them, is kid gloves; although Amer
ican, Canadian and British priests
have been interned. The Japanese
attitude toward such neutrals as
the Swiss is sort of imDatiept
tolerance.
Four years ago Japan and Russia
were near war over host of prob
lens, jealousies and hatred which
had been fostering since 1905. The
impetus came primarily from hot
heated officers of Japan's Kwang-
tung Army in Manchuria, a military
clique of which Premier Toto is a
leader. They were quietd finally by
the diplomats. The two countries,
with more important projects afield,
Evening star., 1943-12-27

the InformatinS rnauGos Senr r IN questions 70
with initials, asking that the answers
Sappesr S,t,I, IN the newspaper. The space is
fraction of such requests Besides the
subject matter II often too personal 10
b,.,fIo be 2t gsneEsl 4sI vlntsrsst sepd your
tion bureau. Frederic J. Haskin. Direc-
tor Washington. D. c. Inclose stamp
@. Can a criminal be identified
from the print of single finger?-
S. r. f.
A. He can, There are about 300
possible points of Identification on
each single print.
@. How does the area of Alaska
compare with that Of the United
States?-E. @.
A. Alaska is one-fifth the size of
the United States proper.
@. What are the highest and low
est instruments in an orchestra p
S. en-.
A. The picolo is the highest and
the contra -baSsoon the lowest.
@. Were William Blake the poet
and William Blake the artist one
and the same person?-E. L. F..
A. William Blake was both a poet
and an artist. He produced a num-
Der OF drawings to illustrate his
mystical philosophy and many water
color paintings. His literary works
include Songs Of Innocence, y
Songs of Experience" and The
Marriage of Heaven and He'll He
died in 1927.
@. What proportion of the Indian
population of the United States is
full-blood?-I. F. w.
A. In 1910 about half the Indian
population was full-blood.
@. Is there any simple rule to fol-
low in identifying mushrooms that
are safe to eat?-D. HI
A. There is none. The only safe
rule for using wild species is to
know them and their properties.
Q. How many Representatives were
defeated in the 1912 elections?-
L. B. H.
A. Ninety-four members of the
House Of Representatives were de-
feated in the 1912 election.
Q. Who is the only great woman
mentioned in the Bible?-E. L. H.
A. II Kings iv8: And it fell on a
day, that Elisha passed to Shunem
where was a great woman" This
Shulammite woman is not men
toned by name.
@. How tall is the Venus de Milo?
"A. R. B.
A. The Venus de Milo is meters
3o millimeters, or a little over 6 feet
3 inches tall.
Q. What is the distance between
the north magnetic and north geo.
graphical poles?-C. R. D.
A. The north magnetic pole is ap-
proximately 1900 miles from the
true or geographic North Pole.
@. What was the total fire loss
for the first half Of 1943?-H. E. B.
A. For the first six months OF
l943 the total loss is estimated al
Sl90, 1000.
Q. Before the war. what country
had the most amateur radio opera
torS?-E. L. E.
A. About tWo-thirds We're in the
United States, with Great Britain
Evening star., 1943-12-27

uatS nope 10
extend as long
as possible the
pre- S e n t neu-
trality.
But Tok i @
n e W S p a p e r S
warn that any
attempt to uti-
lize Siberian air
or sea bases, by
any power, will
mean immediate
war against the
Soviet Union.
Obviously, ' the
statement h a S
Official govern
Evening star., 1943-12-27
Japan Most Careful
To Keep Soviet Bear
From leaping on Her

(RusseH Brines, author OF
this discussion OF Japnn's deli
cate problems in foreign rela-
tions, recently returned from
ttDo years tnterment by the
Japanese. He is a peteran of
10 years OF reporting in the Far
E1St.)
Evening star., 1943-12-27

last postwar Pc
riod. His mill
tary leadership
in the present
war is superb,
but he give S
evidence Of fall
ing to take the
time to dig deep
er into the basic
c a u S e S of our
plight b e + or e
1899 and unhap-
PLY this does not
augur well for a
broad - visioned
leadership on the
iss ues of the
-~, ~
Evening star., 1943-12-27
BY RUSSELL BRINES,
Associated Press STAT Writer.

NEW YORK, Dec. 27-Japan is
walking diplomatic tight rope
these days to keep the Russian
bear off her neck.
BY honeyed words and sometimes
remarkable concessions, her diplo-
Evening star., 1943-12-27

second, followed by Germany and
Japan.
@. Where were soldiers of for
tune first known?-O. B. H.
A. During the frequent wars which
occurred in Italy before the military
profession became so generally prev
alent in Europe it was usual for men
Of enterprise and reputation to offer
their services to the different states
that were engaged. They afterward
extended their services and under
the title soldiers of fortune" fought
in any country or state that would
pay them.
Evening star., 1943-12-27

Dewey Bise and william Snow, rob-
bers; Tom H. Eshridge, serving q
term for murder, and John North, q
burglar.
Evening star., 1943-12-27
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c. ~ At
n.

to their cells as tower guard, hear
ing the commotion. fred a warning
shot to alert the prison.
The warden said the conyicts were
Evening star., 1943-12-27
Lessons of the Past
Leaders of Nations Must Be Willina
To Lose an Election to Win Cause
By DAVID LAWRENCE.

President Roosevelt had great opportunity in his widely
broadcast Christmas address to to grips with the unda
mentals that must be met if the Of the world
secured and World War III prevented.
the President avoided fundamentals Instead
Evening star., 1943-12-27
Huskin's
Answerst to
Questions
BY FREDERIC ]. HASKIN.

=, Many readers send In questions to
the Information Bureau signed only
with initials, asking that the answers
appear IN the newspaper. The space is
united and would not accommodate
traction of such requests Besides the
subject matter IL often too personal 10
De OF general interest Send your
ton Bureau. Frederic j. Haskin, Direc-
tor' washington. D. c. Inclose stamp
for return postage
Evening star., 1943-12-27

@. What proportion of the Indian
population of the United States is
full-blood?-I. F. w.
A. In 1910 about half the Indian
population was full blood.
Evening star., 1943-12-27

second, followed by Germany and
Evening star., 1943-12-27

eated many OF the SUPERFICIAL
ticisms so often heard about the
Evening star., 1943-12-27

@. Is there any simple rule to fol-
low in identifying mushrooms that
are safe to eat?-D. HI.
A. There is none. The only safe
rule for using wild species is to
know them and their properties.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-10
DeGaulleSends
Pledge Note
To Eisenhower

LondN. April 1O-(AP)-Gcrcr-
al Charles dc Gaullc. leader OF thc
Fighting French. sent message tr
General Dwight y. Eisenhower,
commander of the allied armies in
north Africa. plcdging that III the
present north African struggle. The
ardent good wishes Of the French
people 90 with yOu-wfth you per-
sonaIly nd with the gallant allied
armies under your command"
The Fighting French leaders COM
municati'n- apparently was aimed at
diSpelling shC feeling in some QUAR-
tors that there were differences, be-
tween dc Gaullc and he allied COM
.mandcr in north Africa
The Fighting French made 10 CT
fort 10 ConCCrl their disappointment
recently NJ General EisCnhowcr'G
request that dc GaullC delay his
scheduled visit 20 General Henri Gi-
raud. nigh commissioner for French
Africa.
The message was General dc
Gaullc's first public expression since
his headquarters announced last
Monday the requested prstpoucmcnt
of his trip and expressed regret over
the delay.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-10
bcotleggers
DR. ain keg
Stewart Reports
Imminent Drought
Faces Washington
AS Demand Grows
In CHARLES T.. STEWART
Central Pres. Goiumnist

Washington. April The Grcat
city Of Washington. -. G.. is afflicted
by 81 nrw sid of Dortlcagcr.
Tho old cushioned variety. back in
prohibition day. were regarded by
biDuluus folk in the capital rs pablo
bcnciuCiurS while dry regulations
prevailed. because they relieved the
drought
This .ruo Neutrality-suspicious. are .car-
mi OF being completely dried up.
no, by tive luw bat. paradoXi"ai,,
by 'hc b..Gcg.cr>.
NunirJ,Iy the town is pretty wet.
That Is. 80 lw 1& concerns legal
restrictions. yoU can get wha.cvCt
drinks you want AID rs many of
them as you Cm hold. up tC five
gallons. Above That limit DoJGC
dispenser cannot sell 10 = lone Gus
TONER. at single sitting. without
taking Uut - wholesalers license.
However. Il single patron seldom
consumes above five gallons of my.
thing very ardent at Just ono session.
il takes quite a party 10 hit that limit.
and Il party ul. say. a dozen. is e..
titled. collectively. 10 twelve time.
five gallons.
Wa~hiu@i"r's supply OF intuxicy NJ
"u.cGuCu'iy Is quite adequate f,r
T.. own INHABITANTS and reasonable
uumbC.' of visitors in the city. Tacy
could nave as much ~ is good a.,
them and more. too, If It were mo-
Tor the alcoholic demands of other
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-10

parts of the country.
The nation is moro OF less literally
irrigated today but. in many areas.
rot nearly as literally 80 as ihc
capital.
For instance. in The immediate
ncighborhood Of Washington arc the
states of Virginia. Maryland. New
Jersey and pcnnsylvania--nnnC of
them bone dry but u darnCd sigh;
more skinny than the District 81
Columbia. with their drink allow
anccs per person.
Well. when a saloon man in ono
of these scmi-ar'id communities
learns as nc docs very speedily. that
he could multiply his profits cong'd-
crabiy ii he could serve n. his pa
irons provided nc had more ..trsf
to serve them. naturally nc racks
his brain figuring on where 80 Gct Il
He cannot do il by ordering from
his wholesaler. because his local aii.
:horitics. Keeping close check trrul
his reports. would soon discover that
he was violating the statute arr'rc
able 70 his geography and pcu1i.2c
him severely. What he has 10 have
Continued on Page Three)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-10
Party Politics
Is Charged

Washington. April iN.-thP)-Rcp-
r.. cut1iivC Disney. Dcm@cra' of Ok.
lIhuma. cuT'"GdCd in the House to-.
day that Republican Leader Martin
Of Massachusetts, was playing poll
tics over The controversial issue Of
pay-aS-you-go tax.lcE'slltiCn.
Quickly jumping 10 his feet. Mar
TN inquired whether Disney did r"'
believe that "thc will vt the ma
ior,'y Of the House mould prevail
on the question. and wf ncr the
House should not bC civ on op.
porimltv 10 vote ON u pay-as-you- 90
svstcN. Tho House recently return
cd the tax question 'o cor nttcc
after voting down the Ruri skip-a-
year plan.
you want tO do The same thing
ovcr again for political p,..oses.'
shouted Disney. who is q menu r OF
the ways and means committee.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-10
VAN S. WATSON, OF
ROCKY MOUNT, DIES

ROCKY MOUNT. April 10" INTI|
state Scrdtor Van S. Watson. -. Of
Rocky Mount. died last night III bcr-
nCttSvllc. s. G.. from hcat attack
which nc suffered at dinner.
Watson was visiting relatives in
the South Carolina town.
Watson was mayor Of Rocky
Mount from 1929 10 1881. and Later
was Il member Of the mouse from
Nash county. He was q member Of
The 1913 senate from the sixth di--
trct and was chairman # the COM
mittcc on conservation and develop
mCnt.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-10
Nazis Flee
Toward Line
Near Igzgsiis
Y. S. Troops Drive,
Toward Second Union
With British; Other
European War News
or Tho lHHnciOtCN pt.cES

(By the l&SOciOtCH PrcSs)
General Sir Is. /. Muntgom-
ery'S British eighth army zap
tured the key port OF SfaX at
S:lo Il. NJ. TO-DAY, allied head
quarters announced. after sciZ-
ing MaharcS and Graiba in
swift pursuit Of The beaten Ger
man Afrika korps. Dispatches
said the victorious eighth army
veterans had gained about 10
miles in "A hours.
Graiba lies - miles west of
MaharcS OH the read from Max
nasSy. where L. :. trG"p> were
driving toward i Second junction
with the British eighth army.
Prisoners taken since the break
through the March line now to-
tailed well above 10000, il was
reported.
In fleeing Stax. third largest a%js-
held Tuni.i ian city with q population
% more than $4,000. Marshal Erwin
ROmmcl appeared 10 be SurrcndCriug
all of central TuniSia and headed for
n new mountain Gcsc.SC line only
40 miles south Of Tunis.
Dispatches said a huge column OF
axis motor transport. moving bump
Cr 10 bumper. Was caught by British
DOmDcrS as il moved over Il ridgr
IN the direction Of luUiS.
Heavy allied bombcgs were ~
Eo.ted blasting Rommcl's weary
remnants and a Morocco broadcast
SAID planes from allied aircraft car.
ricrS were also bombing the coastal
road.
a bulletin from General
Dwight ID. EiScnhowcr'S head
quarters said the allies launch
ed new drive Thursday against
ROmmcis escape corridor" from
the FOndouk sector. 80 miles
northwest of SiaX.
In the north. the British first army
rolled up a tcn-mlc advance and
captured 1000 prisoners IN the last
four days. the commun.quc added.
y CBS broadcast from north NJ
RIGA quoted General Montgomery as
telling his troops:
Let lis get ON 10 the third attaC...
Let Us make tine enemy face and
endure = first c.aS, Dunkcrqdc."
Sounding no;c O. desperation.
the German high command declared
that aN!. troops again and ag1iu
took up the fight only 10 fall barI.
before The assault of allied forces
far superior in number"
IL the Russian campaign. front
line dispatches said today that
The Germans had thrown fresh
masses %! troops into 4 battle south
of Khark0y. but the Red armies
killed more than l.20G na2i> and
held their lines intact
Russian "m'ltauH suns. artillery.
machine g.Ds and rll'u .l"c beat u;0
every Us aux. Red Star said. and Ic.r
the field strrWn with German dead.
Soviet dispatches bad - .rc-n ill.,
formation on TIC Russian G.iyc
again. Noyvros.lNs. German held
Black >Cu naval base.
On the central 'Mnscaw) 'front.'. the
Russians said they captured Il Key
hcigh' in their drive toward Smo-
1cn>k.