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evening and attracted quite a large
number Of interested persons. Rev
Garrett Evans, pastor, had charge and
the program which he had arranged
for the service was carried out in
every detail. Two additional stars will
be placed on the flag, as that many
more local men have been called to
the colors since the flag was received
here.
Elmer Lish, Fort Lauderdale, Fla,
was recent visitor with relatives
here.
Mrs. D. R. limbaugh is i'll at her
home in Deer Park.
Raymond Friend, of Baltimore, is
here on a visit with relatives.
The young people Of the Methodist
church organized a young peoples So
ciety on Sunday evening when Mrs.
Clarence Rollman was elected presi-
dent Of the group.
Mrs. Mckinley Paugh was hostess
at the meeting of the Homemakers'
Club on Tuesday evening.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-09-16
Appointed to Teaching Positions

Miss Dorothy Glenn has taken a
position in Washington county as .
teacher. She is the daughter Of W. J.
Glenn ard the late Mrs. Glenn. Of
Frien&syilIe, being graduated from the
Friendsville High school, class Of
1899. She was vice-president Of the
senior class, a member of the All
club and the Maryland Singers. She
enters the teaching profession as an
intern and will complete her degree
requirements following nine weeks Of
successful teaching.
Mrs. Many Elizabeth Truly. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Haven Dewitt. Of
VindeH, has been appointed to the
position Of teacher in the primary
grades at Swanton school. Mrs. Truly
enters the teaching work as an in
tern and will complete her degree re
quilements after nine weeks Of sue
cessrul teaching She is graduate
Of Kitzmillar High school class Of
1910. During her college year she was
active in the Maryland Singers, All
club, Y. W. c. A. and the w. r. A.
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church will hold the regular social
meeting tomorrow night (Friday)
at the home OF Mrs. John Stevenson.
Assisting hostess will be Mrs. f. NJ.
Doanc
MIS- Charles Boothe, Of Daytona
Beach, Fla, is spending several days
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles N. Ramsey.
Mr. and Mrs. Britten Martin and
daughter Miss Barbara, and Mrs. J.
Paul Riley, of Oakland, were in Frost
burg on Wednesday at which time
Barbara Martin entered Frostburg
State Teachers College as a student.
Joe Calls, Jr.. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Calls, has enrolled at Frost
burg Teachers College for the term.
Mrs. William Chesley has closed her
summer place here and returned to
her home in Washington, D. c.
Mr.. and Mrs Jamie S. Elliott have
as their guests Ms. Elliotts mother
and sister, Mrs J. H. Weinbcrger and
Miss Elna Wcinbelger, of Jersey
City.
Ms. Ja@I, Thompson. Of New York,
is Spending a few days here with Mrs
Clara Corchran
Miss Daisy Harrison, who has been
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-09-16
MFRS. ERNEST MAYLE

Funeral services for Mrs. Nett.e
Reryl (Miller) Maybe, H. who died
Tuesday, September T, at her home
at Peoria, West Va. were held last
Thursday afternoon at the United
Brethren church there. Interment was
at Shinnston, West Va.
A patient at the Hopemont Sanator-
ium for eleven months, Mrs. Maybe
was removed to her home in Peoria
by ambulance the day before her
death
Besides her husband She is sur
vived by five children, Dennis Wright,
Of Baltimore; Carma, lie Esta Belle,
Viola and Donna Jean Maybe, all at
home; her mother, Mrs Allie Miller,
ten brothers and sisters living at
Peoria and vicinity, and two grand
children in Baltimore. Her husband is
a son of Ellsworth Maybe, Of near
Oakland.
Out-of-town people attending the
funeral were Nh and Mrs. Clarence
Maybe and three sons, MIR. ana Mrs.
Jonas Sines and grandsons, of Oak
land; Mr. and Mrs. Emory Shatfer and
five children, Of Terra Alta; Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Madden, Of Grafton, w.
Va; Miss Helen Maybe Piedmont, W.
Va.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-09-16
Wounded In Action

a Mt, Lake Park soldier was listed
by the War Department as one Of
five Marylanders who have been
wounded in action in recent battles.
He is Private George T. Perrine,
son of Mrs. Reda Florence Harris. He
was wounded in the North African
area, which includes Sicily.
There were no further details.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-09-16
Open Air Service On Sunday

There will be an open-air church
service on Sunday, September 10, at
300 o'clock on the Russell Knox farm
located on the Swanton and North
Glade road. The services will be con-
Quoted by the Rev. J. J. Nelson. His
subject will be "The Chain of Dark
ness"
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Bobby Bosley returned to Oakland
Sunday, from Washington. u. G..
where he had visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Moore for several DAYS. While
in Washington he visited the Third
MIS- George NordecI, OF Parsons,
W, Va, formerly Miss Elizabeth
Hoye, is surgical patient in Memoir
'aI hospital, Cumberland. She was
VISITED on tuesday by Mis-. Dan Hon
lex and NJ. NordecN.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-09-16

Governor announced total of 49,
SOB Marylanders serving in armed
forces.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-09-16
LOCAL NEWS


VII. ana MIS- marry thomson o
in Oakland.
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afternoon.
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Mrs. Stanton d. Whipkcy. of Cora.
opols, Pa, arrived in Oakland or
Saturday to spend several weeks
WIZ" ''i'''i''''
Mrs. William D. Pces ortoro,
Memorial bosnital Cumberland ~,
Tuesday. where she underwent .,
opcration Wednesday mo,nino.
Mr.. and Mrs. John khare anc
daughter have returned from Penns-
boro W, va, where they visited Mrs
nl.. ' '''' -'l '''''' ~ % g
Mrs John V. Bundus returned tc
her home in Chicago, Illinois. Satul.
day morning, after being called here
on account Of the death of he,
mother. the late Mrs. George Little
-liS - James a lower accompanied
charlottesville Va Nonda,, ,,,.ni a
where Martha tbn o1Jo, do,nl,t,,.
has entered ST Ann.,s school Mr.,
TovIa,. and tho vo,,naor. lor,I,to,. no
tu,nnd 10 Oa1,I.,d va,4orI,,.
Miss Annie burst, daughter Of Nj
and Mrs. Harry O. burst, Of mean
town, who has been at the home OF
''''>' ''il 'rl' = paw oI sew
60 - = 'Si -, >''''' '0i i'''i'
l'''' : "'''ie sue "I.i <" III 'r"l'lli&
~, d ''''i DC '' '''e t"'ie'i nome an"
l''l' II MAJ
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fischer Of
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-09-16
MT. LAKE PARK
Things Were Stirred Up

Things Were Stirred Up
It's funny how a few lines in a
county weekly can "stir' things up.
Last week we mentioned the fact that
several 'oldsters" were seen on the
tennis courts. Wow! What combing
we got for that. Nevertheless, az
cording to our calendar, they were
"oldsters.'
Also, referring to that front page
article CLONE Front in Mountain
Lake" That also sorta stirred things
up. So much SO that an elderly gen
tleman, a new conner to the Park dis
cusscd duently on the Amphitheatre
and what should be done with it. His
idea (and it was good was to turn
it into skating rink, with three di-
visions-one tier or round for begin
ncrs: another for the next best and
the real tier for fast skaters. He be-
moancd the fact that it would take
such little bit to save that wonder
ful building. This gentleman had been
all round the world and had We. to
see any place with more possibilities
than Mountain Lake and Garrett coun-
ty. We agrced with all he said. But
what was to he done, we couldn't tell
him. However, the seed has been
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-09-16
DEER PARK

Students at the Holy Cross summer
house on Deep Greek Lake, have re-
turned to their studies in Washing
Ton, D. c. The men composing the
group at this camp enjoyed the sum-
mer and their vacation very much, as
one Of them expressed himself
The dedicatory flag service in the
Methodist church was held OH Sunday
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-09-16

None of US will be completely happy until the day of
Victory day boys back sons brothers and
husbands. We way Of life go on, and we're
fighting make it does. We want Jim or Bill you
know his nancy be sitting right there in his easy chair
with his ppeorsudyng in his We want to have
friends in for dinner again and big roast beef for
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-09-16


OAKLAND COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS. Inc.
% Third Street Phone Manager
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-09-16

Mrs. |, G. Lazelle and Mrs. Robert
A. Armstrong, of Morgantown. were
in Oakland with friends on Sunday
afternoon.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-09-02
Cilievi SocijalistiGke Radnicke Partije

Socjalsticka Radnicka Parta zahteva unisten]e ne
mastine nesigurnosti besposice rata mi necemo toa-
litarijanizam nkakvoj form, bio Stalinstick Ma
cisticki iii domaca prmena ednog iii drugog cd tih ev-
ropskih modela
Mi hocemo svet oslobodjen cd ratastvarajuce borbe
kapitastcke place. svet kome roba proizvodl "a
upotrebu prozvadjaca prodaju svrhom profta
Mi hocemo svet koem ce masnerija postati blagoslov
"a mnozenje naseg proizvoda koa &c da prozvodjati
ma slobodno da studraju, putuju da uziva]u
prozvod naseg rada Mi hocemo zveti pune zvote oslo
bodjeni zauvek nemastine straha cd nemastne
Organizovan politiek, radnci poseduju pravo da
konto agtuju unisene sstema ko je doveo drustvo
do sadasneg stana. Organzovani ekonomsk, Socija-
listicke Industralne June on poseduju moo da iznu
de postovanje prema svooj demokrask zrazeno potre
bi "a Socjalizam.
Socijazam znaci zajednicko vlasnistvo sredstava
proizvodnju zemlje, tvornice zejeznica it'd On
Ii da korsn proizvodjaci zadze drustvenu vred
most svoga proizvoda. On znac uspostavanje stnske
demokratie podizanje industralne demokrate Socija
listiGke admnistrace stvar
mesto vladavine kapitalsticke drzave mad udima
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-09-02
Pitanja i Odgovori

lima tome wise cd godne dana cd kada
glavnom organu Socijasticke Radnicke Partije
WEEKLY PEOPLE-u, stampa stalna rubrika pod
naslovom: "QUESTION PERIOD" Tia Sc rubrika
sastoji cd pitanja koja wise puta postavljaiu
Sim govornicma avnim skupstinama Ma pta-
MIA Sc dava Socijalisticki odgovor kratkm ali
jasnm potezima. Odabrana grupa tih pitanja od
govora vec je otstampana partijskoj brosuri "so
je Socializam." Jamacno ce sediti drugo vece IL
DAME te brosure. S ovm broem ia rubrika postaie
redovna pojava II stupcma RADNICKE BORBE.l
Urednk.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-09-02

OuVdJdHJe EDiiO' Maud Je SOuL0
Carolina ucinila svoi prvi poku-
sal da Sc odvoJi godine 1881, o.
no ie doista uzela zastite carine
cd 1923. kao izgovor, ali samo
kao izgovor, kako ie dobro pozna-
to il proglasa generaIa Jacksona,
no ovoga puta start izgovor niie
bio ponavlian. Ma Kongresu Cd
vaiania Montgomery, pitanie
carina nije spomenuto, jer je Sc
cerna industrial Louisiana, jed
ne od naJugledhi1lh Juznlh Drza-
va, potpuno zashoFana ma zastlt-
MIN carlnama.
Ali, kaze londonska stampa da-
lie, rat SjedInJenIh Drzava niJe
nista drugo do rat "a pristine o.
drzanje Saveza. Yankees ne mogu
da Sc naviknu ma mlsao, da lzba-
ce Is ZveZda van IL sVoje zasta-
We. Oni hoce da igraju kolosalnu
ulogu ma svetskol pozomici. Jest,
2aista, situaclJa bl Sc lzmenlla, "a
ko bi Sc rat stVarno Vodio Ia u
nistenje. RopstVa. Ali pltanle Rop-
silva, iZjaVlJuJe, medJu druglm,
kategorich Saturday Review +,
nema nikakve veze Il opste sa ra-
tom.
Prvo upamtimo, da rat nije "a
noseo na Severn. neqo ma Jugu.
cavar ia u odbraDi. Sever 10 mir
no eledao mesecima kako Odva-
ias; uzinahu Il posed tyrdiave.
arsepale nristanista. carinarnice,
banl,a hrodove oruzie Saveza,
vrediahu zastavu pretvarahu deo
severnih yoinika Il zarobljenike.
Naizad su Odvaiaci odluGili da
nrodrmaiu Saveznu Vladu IL ME
moo nasivnor DRAMA iednim buG-
MIN ratnim Cinom. bcmbardova-
ME Fort Sumtera bese rezultat
te odluke General Beaureeard i
madiase iedan razgovor sa majo-
rom Andersonom. zapovednikom
Fort Spmtera. ma IL. aprila 1861.
podine. On ie pronasao. da ie
Fort imao proyiziie samo "a tri
dana i da &c biti prinudjen da Sc
preda nakon toga vremena. Da
bi spreGili ovu mirnu predalu,
Odvalaci otvorise vatru odmah
sledeceg ultra (12. aprila) i pad
mesta Sc desio "a nekoliko sati.
Istog momenta, kada ie vest stig-
la u Montgomery, sediste Odva-
jastva, Walter. ministar rata, IL
javio je iavno Il ime konfedera-
cije: "Nikoii 5ovek ne moze reci,
gde &c Sc rat, zapotet danas, dc
koncati.' U isto vreme on Je pro-
rokovao. da ce sc "barlak honle-
deracile viii pre- |. maJa sa Aupo-
lie kapltola u "asnlhgtohu / ha-
skoro zatim mozda sa Fahch'H
Hall u Bostonu lex tada sc po-
javi proklamaclJa Lincoina' ko1 jim
sc pozivase 10000 lJudl II ooofa-
ru Saveza. BomoardoVanJe fof'
Sumtera odrezalo Je Jealnl ustaE-
nj nacln, u. da sc sazoVe Jeoha
generalna skupstlna amerlckoe
naroda, kako Je preporuclo In
coin u svolol uvodnoJ besedl. LIN
coin je sada ledlno lmao Ga o.
IA: iii ola pobegne IL Washlngto-
ma, da lsprazhi Maryland ] Deia-
ware. da preda kentucsy, Mlssou-
ri VirginlJu' Ill da odgovori ra-
tn sa ration.
Ubojni poklie, s kojim je jug
razbio mir, odgovara ma pitanje
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-09-02
Sto cemo upotrebiti kao novac?

Pod Socijalizmom radnik ce primati od
svoje junije svedodzbu radnog vremena kola
&c dokazati da je on radio izvesan broj sati.
Ta svedodzba-vremena dacemu pravo da po-
vuce sa drustvenog stovarista koliko mu je
doprineo. S drugim recima, ce biti raz-
menljiva "a stvari koje imadu istovetnu koli-
cinu radnog vremena utelovljenog Il sebi, iii
koje su llzele istu kolicinu radnog vremena Il
proizvodnji.
Posve je lax zadatak, ma primer, da Sc pro-
racuna radno vreme potrebno Ia prolzvodnm
jednog para cipela, jedne maske Ia loptanje,
iii iednog odela. Potrebna su 90 radna- -sata,
kaze nam Sc, "a prozvodnju jednog Ford auto
mobila Pod kaptalistickim sistemom, kome
Sc cd radnika krade pet sestina njegovog pro
izvoda - ostavljajjuci mu samo toliyo da Sc
odrzi u stanju da radi = on je sretan ako je
u stanju da plati "a Ford automobil II "a me-
SEGA Pod Socijalizmom Oh bi "a MEGA Plato
sa svedodzbama koje bi predstavliale 81 rad
na-sata iii rad od nekoiko nedelja
Novac t. j. zlato srebro, skovano ko-
je nosi beleg vlada, iii novac prometu koll
predstavlia zlato srebro nestace kada Sc
.sstem proizvodnje espapa unsti Sa pojavom
sstema proizvodnje "a upotrebu, svedodzbe
radnog vremena, koje radnik kome su izdate
moze razmeniti "a stvari, zamenice novac. Ma
mesto da Sc zakopava zlato u svodove da Sc
mad MIN postavlja strata, mi cemo ga upotre-
biti u umetnosti i industriji.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-09-02
Sto je Socijalizam?


''Socijalizam jeste to drustveno uredjenje
pod kojm su potrebna sredstva "a prozvod-
nju [tvornice, alati zemIja, it'd posedovani,
kontrol sani upravliani po narodu, "a narod,
pod kojim je, sledstveno, uzrck polititkog
ckonomskog despotizma llnisten kasna Via
davina prevedena kraju. To je Socijaizam,
nista man. je cd toga.''
To ie jezgrovta definic.ia koiu ie dao a
mericki Socijalisticki putokazac, Daniel De lie
on Moi mi dodavamo ovo:
Sociializam je iedino drustveno uredfnje
pod koiim &c radnk uzivat potpun drustven
plod svoga rada Moderna tehnologija nauka
ucinle su mogucim proizvodnju izoblja ga sve,
sa minimumom napora. Radeci he wise od ce
tiri sata Ma dan, cetiri dana ma nedelju radnik
&c primati ne mamie nego sto moze danas
kupit sa $4,000. On &c uzivati sigurnost pro
tiv nemasine straha od nemastine, kolicinu
l;cne slobode kakva dosad nije bia poznata, i,
pored toga, slobodne vreme "a putovanje, ra-
zonodu poteru "a kulturom. Soclializam &c
znacit pun, koristan zivot.
Socijalizam je naredna visocija forma
drustvene organizacije koja mora svrgnuti ka-
pital.zam ako he zelimo utonuti kaljuzu IA
sizma. On je dolazece besklasno drustvo mira
izobilja "a sve.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-09-02

Ova zemlja svojim ustanovama, pripa-
da narodu, koji je naseljava. Kad god mu
dozlogrdi postojece uredjenje, on moze upotre
biti svoje ustavno pravo, da ga izmene iii svo-
je revolucionarno pravo, da ga razdrobi i o.
bori.
U isto vreme, posten gradjanin mora priz-
natl, da ako &c politika Wade, koja odnosi
ma vazna po Geo narod pitanja, biti bezuslovno
udesavana prema odlukama Vrhovnog Suda,
cnda &c onoga trenutka, kada Sc poslednje pro-
glase, ebcnim razresicama izmedju stranaka
Ii osobnim akcijama, narod prestati bit svoj
sopstven gospodar, posto je do toga stepena
stvarno predao svoju vlast ruke toga odlie-
nog tribunala. - Lincoln.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1943-10-08
LOCLL News

Il call for the first convention,
held in the Third Livisi0n by the
Democratic Party in four ars will
be 1ivan about the niG2lo Ct Octo-
Der, Mr. harvey Smith Of anchorage,
acting Chairman, Announces. ire
cinct Coucuscs will be hel' soon to
3loct coloc ates to the convention
to be hole some time in Nov e1nbor. We
have not received my inf ormation
re1or6in3 the Republican canventi ion
IS yet, but We will try to set the
dates when available SO tlat you can
learn when anc where the meetings
Will be held.
The Matanuska Valley ha6 frost
last Sunday morning Oct. 3, however,
it Yves not cole enough to kill cats
ano peas, and 6io not kill potato
vines in some locelitios. There are
cma spu9s in the ground yet. There
has not been sufficient oi1e. ms
equipment to permit everyone to
harvest when they WOULD have liked.
BUY MORE BONDS
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1943-10-08

BARD.AR13 r7rT. SOME ArDITI oNs.
Ne have UREcKING BARS, HOUSEHOLD
SAND PAPER, One Man SAWS. CROSSE
CUT SAWS. No Sweee Saws or Files
ere available, oefinatoly; but We
try to carry q complete line Of
FILES an8 the Can't File for the
Swe6e Saws. An6 we hope that we
can soon announce the arrival Of
S cine tools, for your needs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11

which manpOwer and woman
power are being utilized by
analyzing such symptoms as
absenteeism, labor turnover, pro-
duction restrictions and stop
pages, low morale, performance
on the job, idleness, the use OF
women, physically handicapped,
etc.
2-"AnalyLing personnel meth
DDS as to what methods YOU are
using, the balance Of an empha-
sis upon each method In relation
to the others, their management
and-labor support, timing. etc.
3--"Setting up an overall plant
program for manpower utiliZa-
ton based on the studies just
outlined.
4-"Suggesting other War Man
power Commission services avail
able to you. such as placement
and training. and establishing
contacts for you.
"As their tools for rendering
this service they have occupa-
tional analyses, worker analyses,
manning tables, replacement
schedules and common sense"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11
Japan Suffers
First Defeat
In 1000 Years
Forces Crushed on Land
and Sea and in me Air
in 6-Month Campaign
BY ROBERT c. MILLER
Tinted Press star Corresnondent

GUADALCANAL. Feb. Q de,
layed).-The battle for Guadal,
canal Island ended AZ shutdown
today in the first complete Ameri-
can victory Of the war in the South
Pacific when two American col
umnS working toward the north
western tip Of Guadalcanal Joined
forces near ViSalie capturing OF
annihIlating effective japanese
remnants.
The last remaining enemy
troops were crushed six months
and two days after American naval
units prefaced the invasion with a
deafening harrage and American
marines splashed ashore in the
first American offensive Of the
Pacific war. Old Glory flies un-
challenged over the island
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11
4B-HOur Orders Awaited

Wholesalers. retailers, manufac-
turers and shop keepers to-day
were awaiting specific directives
from Manpower Commissioner
Paul McNutt which viii put the
4S-hour minimum work week into
operation here. Until such direc-
tives are revealed, none would
venture an opinion as 20 how the
rev work minimum would affect
las particular operations
II was estimated by some trade
sources that the order would hit
hardest at 100000 workers in nom
industrial lines, such as plumbing
and electrical contractors, shoe
shops, retail stores, beer manu-.
tscturerS, etc.
Figures vary down 10 25000C
but II is estimated that about e
per cent of either figure Will b,
made available for work in wal
plants.
The specific directives from
McNutt are expected 10 clarity the
picture AS 70 who VIII be affected
bv the order. II is expected u
give list OF those exempt from
the 4S-hour week and those u
which IL Will specifically apply.
Retail merchants rather than
manufacturers, were trying 10
weigh the import OF the 4S-hour
work week order Of President
Roosevelt. The Board Of Com,
n-erce is flooded with inquiries
from both retailers and whole
sslers &c % what effect the order
Will have on them
There are many things still
90 Be cleared up. many inter
pretat1ons 10 be made before we
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11
How Yank Trap Ended Battle for Guadalcanal
RussiansTighten
Grip OH kharkOV

MOSCOW, Feb. IL (UP).-Rus
sian armies frightened a death griT
today on Kharkov, Russia's fourth
city. and drove toward the suburb!
of Rostov in a new threat to thai
Don-mouth city from the north,
east.
Closing in on Kharkov in q
steel-clad arc, the Russians were
less than % miles from the city
with big guns closely following the
tanks. infantry and cavalry.
stockholm dispatches put the
Russians only six TO 10 miles
from Kharkov. They reported
that the Germans were starting
TO evacuate the city, moving
out men and heavy materials
under a heavy Russian lombard
ment as the Russian mobile
forces advanced through blind
ing snow.