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Evening star., 1943-09-30
Reds Within 10 Miles
OF White Russia

LONDON, Sept. 80 (A,.-With the
capture OF Rudnya, important COM
munications center midway between
Smolensk and Vitebsk, Red Army
forces today were advancing toward
the northern borders OF White Rus
sia, less than 10 miles away.
The swift advance constituted q
potential threat to German held
Poland, 100 miles farther west, and
Riga, capital and chief city of Latvia
on the shores of the Baltic Sea.
More than 800 miles to the south
on the broad plains OF the Dnieper
River valley, other Russian di-
visions stood on the east bank OF
the river in front of the historic
fortress city of Kiev, after captur-
ing Darnitsa, miles to the east
and storming the bridgehead de-
fenses Of Trukhanov Island. which
lies directly below the walls of the
Ukrainian capital, perched high on
the west bank More than 5000
Germans were killed in this battle
a Russian communique said.
Here the Red Army troops were
210 airline miles from the frontier
Of the former Russian province OF
Bessarabia, now a part of Ru-
mania. Seizure of Kiev would
leave the Bug River defense line
the only formidable obstacle to a
drive on Bessarabia by the Soviet
Ukrainian armies.
A major victory reported by the
Russian communique was the cap
ture of Kremenchug, on the east
bank of the Dnieper between Kiev
and Dnepropetrovsk. 1t came after
a free three-day battle in which
eight Soviet divisions and swarms
OF Soviet fighter planes took part,
and was recognized by Premier
Stain in one of two orders of the
day broadcast from Moscow. Storm
ing Of Rudnya occasioned the second
salute by the Russian Premier.
Capture of this strategic river city
wiped out one of the last German
bridgeheads on the east bank of the
river, the Russians said, and isolated
a sizable Nazi force pocketed be-
tween the river and Poltava to the
east. 1t also posed direct fianking
threat to German forces defending
the great power city of Dneprope-
/ trovsk. SO miles to the southeast
should Soviet troops effect crossing
Of the river in force.
The battle. for the Middle Dnieper
however, was admittedly fierce
Moscow dispatches clearly indicated
that the Germans were by no means
routed and were fighting for the
river with everything they had.
More than 5000 Nazi troops were
reported killed in the days fighting
north of Kiev. and Moscow claimed
enormous amounts of war materials
| abandoned by the enemy.
Evening star., 1943-09-30
Russia
Continued From First Page

actually are not villages but sub.
divisions of the city.
Russian troops are so close to the
city that In many places they are
able. to rake the cliffs with machine
guns, and snipers are busy picking
on unwary Germans.
Soviet forces which pushed into
the suburbs on the eastern bank of
the river are exposed to heavy fire
from natural fortifications along the
towering west bank where ancient
cells of monks hewn into the hiph
clid afford excellent machine gun
and light gun nests for the Germans.
cThe Berlin radio said Soviet
forces were continuing big-scale
crossing thrusts along the Central
Dnieper without revealing the
success Of the assaults. 1t added
that Russian reinforcements were
being thrown against German
defenses near zaporozhe, on the
river south of Dnepropetrovsk,
and Soviet forces "are still at
tackirg with powerful forces in
the Kuban.'o
1t is not known here whether the
Germans have destroyed railway and
highway bridges spanning the Dnie-
per at Kiev, and there is no indica-
ton whether the Russians intend to
storm the city's high cliffs frontally
from across the river, or flank it BY
crossings to the north and south.
GomePs Fall Believed Near.
There were no reports here either
that Soviet forces had already
crossed the river either directly
above or below Kiev.
The fall of Gomel, river fortifica
ton above Kiev, appeared imminent
as Soviet troops advanced to within
IL miles of the city from the north
east and other columns advanced
from the south and east.
Thirty villages lying athwart Co.
mel's approaches and transformed
into outer Notifications have been
captured, Red Star, oficial army or
gan, said.
Still another Russian column
pushing into White Russia above
Gonel, in the Mogilev sector. has oc-
cupied number of villages, front
line dispatches said.
Evening star., 1943-09-30

GAINS SPUR RUSSIAN DRIVE WESTWARD-Capture of
Rudnya A placed the Red Army only the north
border of White Russia and constituted
Riga Lavia Russian guns Kiey
stronghold against drive into Poland open arrow
Capture of kremenchug hanks German forces at Dne
popetrovk Once the Dnieper Bug
line the only formidable obstacle to Red drive
arabia dover open arrow. A. P. Wirephoto
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TODAY's SALES.
reported in Dollars.l }
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u 8 Govt > ooo
Evening star., 1943-09-30

Rates Of dividends in the foresoine table
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this year. WV With warrants. XIV without
warrants
Evening star., 1943-09-30

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United States Treasury Position

BY the Associated Press.
The position OF the Treasury September
Evening star., 1943-09-30

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Miss Wilson And Lieut.. Anderson
Marry In Chapel AT Camp Claiborne

The marriage of Miss John Car
cline Wilson of Leaksville d
Greensboro, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Perkins Wilson, and
lieut.. William Edwin Anderson of
Camp Claiborne. La, son of Mrs.
Marie Mcdonald Anderson of
Wrightsville Beach, took place on
Saturday, July 3, at the post chap
el at Camp Claiborne.
The double ring ceremony was
performed by Lieut.. Col. Edgar
L Seigfriedt. chaplain at Camp
Claiborne.
For ner wedding the bride chose
2 street-lengtb dress of W h t e
shadow sheer with yoke of en-
Eroidered net and picture hat
ct lace straw Her only ornament
was her maternal grandmother's S
cameo locket and her shoulder cor
sage was of white orchids with
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Greene Stanley
Wedding Plans
Are Announced
Temple Baptist Church Will
Be Scene Of Wedding On
Saturday Afternoon

Miss Dolores Green and Lieut.
Richard B. Stanley have announc'
cd plans for their wedding which
is to take place on Saturday af-
ternoon, August 7, at 2:30 O'Clock
at the Temple Baptist church.
Miss Greene will be given In
marriage by her father, j. O.
Greene, of Florence, S. c., and
will have as her only attendant,
Mrs. Charles E. Dinsmore.
Lieut.. Stanley will be attended
by Lehman Greene. brother of the
bride, as best man.
Nuptial music will be rendered
by Mrs. E. ". Davis with Peggy
Greene, siste, of the bride, as
soloist.
No invitations have been issued
but friends Of the couple are in
vited to attend.
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Saturday afternoon, August z, at
$50 o'clock in ST. Matthews Luth-
eran church. The Rev. Carl B.
Fisher, pastor of the church, will
perform the ceremony.
Miss Kure will be attended by
her sister, Miss Dorothy Kure, as
maid-of-honor, and her junior at
tendant will be Peggy Ann Konig.
Mr.. Robertson will have as his
best man, George Riddle OF Will
mington, while ushers will be John
Kuhlken and Benny King of Will
mington.
A reception will be given at the
home of the brides parents fol-
lowing the ceremony.
BIRTH ANNOUNCED
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fales an
nounce the birth of son, James
Edgar, July 16, at Marion Sprunt
annex. Mrs. Fales is the former
Eloise Lewis.
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Lutheran Church
Circles Will Meet

The Missionary circles of ST..
PauIs Lutheran church will meet
this week at the parish house as
follows:
No. 1.-Mrs c. H. Buttelmann,
leader; Tuesday 1890 A. M, Mrs.
". B. Beery and Mrs. George
Avant, hostesses.
No. 2.-Mrs. Katherine Ellis,
leader: Monday 4 P M; Mrs. F.
A Bissinger. hostess.
No. 3.-Mrs Mamie Mcfarland,
leader; Monday P. M; Mrs.
John Rulfs, hostess.
No. 4.-Mrs Fred Newber, lead
er; following the service Sunday
morning in The Dreher Memoria.
room, Mrs. j. H. Dreher, hostess
No. 5.-Mrs W. p Roudabush
leader; Mon5ay 4 p. M; Mrs
Julia Lamb, hostess.
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purple throat. She was given in
marriage by Col H. S. Bishop,
commanding officer, 1310th engi-
neer regiment, of which Lieut.. An
oerson is a company commander.
Mrs. Howard CARRIER, of Char
lottesville, Va, attended the bride
as matron of honor She wore a
gown of pastel blue with pink ac-
cessories. Lieut.. Dean Bonestell
was the best man.
After the ceremony Lieut.. Fred
Schmidt and the 964th engineers
gave cake cutting at the Off
GERS club on the post. Later in
the evening a group of $50 were
Invited for d reception and buffet
supper at the club as the guests
of the 1310th engineers.
Prior to entering the Army three
years ago Lieut.. Anderson resided
IN Greensboro, as did his bride.
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Presbyterian Church
Circles Will Convene

The circles of the Emmanuel
Presbyterian church will meet as
follows:
Mrs. Cumber, chairman,
Mrs. Jack Hart, 6 Van-Buren
street, Thursday at 8 P. M.
2.-Mrs. Wattig, chairman, Mrs.
w, w. Clardy Sunset Park, Tues
day at 3 P. M.
3.-Mrs. Barnett, chairman.
Mrs. J. S. Singletary, 605 South
Third street, Monday at 8 P. M.
4.-Mrs. w. A. Marine, chair
man, Mrs. W A. Marine, 1908
South Fifth street, Tuesday at
8 P. M.
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Miss Sheffield,
W. Earle Beale
Are Married Here
Afternoon Ceremony Per-
formed Yesterday At First
Baptist Church

The wedding of Miss Elizabeth
Hayes Sheffield, daughter of MI.
and Mrs. Walter Lincoln Sheffield,
and William Earle Beale, son of
Mrs. William Drew Bea.e and the
late MI. Beaie of Wilmington, took
place yesterday afternoon at $50
oolock in the First Baptist church.
The church was beautifully dec
grated with white gladioh a n d
palms, and candles n seven
b1anched candelabra were used on
the altar. Miss Helen Savage rem
dered a program of nupsial music
while Mrs. S. A. Troy, Jr., sang
Because. During the ceremony,
TO A Wild Rose" 'Liebestraum"
and oh, Perfect Love" wer e
played softly Wagner's and Men
delssohn's marches were used as
the professional and recessional.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, wore a
wedding gown OF white chiffon with
sweetheart neckline outlined with
Chantilly lace. The bracelet length
sleeves were finished with ruffles
q matching race. From the tight
fitting bodice long court train
extended. Her finger tip length
veil of illusion was caught with
a coronet of Chantilly lace center
ed with cluster of orange bios
SONS. Her bouquet was of white
orchids and tuberoses, and she
wore strand of pearls, gift of
the bridegroom, as Eer only jewel
ry.
Miss Lucy Sheffield attended her
SISTER as majd-of-honor, and wore
white lace and net gown made
with fitted bodice Of embroidered
lace and sweetheart neckline. The
couble net skirt was trimmed with
bands OF lace. Her bouquet was
cf picardy glaoioli tied with match.
ing ribbon ami she wore cluster
of the same flowers in her hair.
The bridesmaids were Mrs. Ed.
ward D. Montgomery. sister Of
the bridegroom, and Miss Alice
Pendelton. They wore Identical
gowns as that of the maid-of-honor
and carried similar flowers.
Mr.. Beale was attended by his
b"othe-, Ernest F Beale of Will
nlington, as best man. His grooms-
men were Hugh E. Bell, Jr., Rob
ert C. Platt Jr., Lieut.. Charles
Fell and Edward D. Montgomery.
Mrs. Sheffield, the brides moth
er, wore lignt blue crepe and a
corsage of pink roses, while Mrs.
Reale, the pridegroom's mother,
wore navy and a corsage of white
roses.
Immediately after the ceremony
a reception was given at the home
Of the bride. For travel the bride
changed to two-piece dress OF
ravy with white trim and wore
white accessories and orchids from
her bouquet.
Among those who entertained
the bride previous to the wedding
v ere: Miss Alice Pendleton, Mac
MILAN & Cameron Co., Mrs. E.
D Montgomery and Mrs. Earl
Boushee, Miss Frances H s,
Mrs. Hugh E Bell, Sr., and Mrs.
A. G.. Millicsn, and Miss L u cy
Sheffield.