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Evening star., 1943-06-27
Concert Schedule
TODAY.

TODAY.
National Symphony Orchestra.
Macklin Marrow, conductor; Mar
garet Speaks, soprano, soloist. Wa
Pfc Emo vaiasek. violin recital.
National Gallery Of Art, 8 pm.
Albert spaldine. violin recital.
Meridian Hill Park, $50 pm.
recital pn!llsSs ToMoRRoWy,. aa5leTy, 8 pm,
bone, soloist. East Capitol. pm.
Victory Musicale. D: Sterling Wheel
pm.
Soldiers Home Military Band.
Bandstand, $40 pm.
Navy Band. Sylvan Theater,
WEDNESDAY.
National symphony Orchestra,
Tibbett; baritone. soloist. Water
Coolidge String Quartet. Meridian
Hl5l Wiefarx Parx' sns,.I,s s;s2 Pm n s..r,,n ,,,
wright. organ; Edna Wheelwrisht,
soprano. L. D. S. chapel. pm.
THURSDAY.
Soldiers Home Military Band.
Bandstand, $50 pm.
FRIDAY.
National Symphony Orchestra,
Leon Barzin, conductor: Jessica
Dragonette. soprano, soloist. Water
Gate, $50 pm.
SATURDAY.
Soldiers Home Military Band.
BandstaE, $50 PM
Victory Musicale, .. Sterling Wheel
pam.
Evening star., 1943-06-27
Evening Star Features

Star fIsshss-lsfesi news: tuesday through
Friday WMAL At $50 am. and ASS pm.
Analysis Of the weeks news by loihirop Siod-
dard. Sunday al 1880 an.
National Radio Forum-publie officials dis.
GUS problems Of current Interest; WhAl,
Wednesday al 1925 pm.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-26
LAUCHTON HEADS
 CAST AT STRAND
The Man From Down Under," Australia Story,
 Took Months to Make

Hollywood's first picture of Aus tralia of today was three months in the making before it actually went before the cameras. It is M-G-Ms "The Man From Down Under starring Charles Laughton, now playing at the Strand theater
 The fact that only one previous picture of Australia, and that a period story, has been filmed, was the cause for the long period of preparation. Hollywood had no pre- cedent, and even Metro Goldwyn- Mayors vast research department, usually a mine of information, was stumped by some of the questions that naturally arose.
 "The Man from Down Under" is essentially a comedy, but that still didn't remove the necessity for authenticity in all scenes taking place in the land of Americas ally.
 Charles Laughton portrays one of his outstanding roles, to date, that of an Australian soldier who comes through in World War I, but is re- jected when he tries to enlist in the second World War. During the years between wars, he has been a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-26

"Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs," Walt Disney's full-length technicolor masterpiece, one of the top grossers of all time, will be re- issued this season by RKO Radio.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-26
FINE CAST TOPS
 STATE FEATURE
Bette Davis, Miriam Hop. kins Highlight Story in
 Old Acquaintance

With the amazing power, re- sourcefulnesS and variety that are the marks of genius, Bette Davis, in the Warner Brothers production of "Old Acquaintance" currently at Warmers State theater, again ere ates a new personality, 50 genuine ly alive and real that everything which concerns her becomes of ab- sorbing interest. And since her story came from the sensitive and understanding pen of Playwright John Van Druten, the film is an unforgettable and vivid experience in the dramatic play of emotional forces.
 Brilliantly co-starring, Miriam Hopkins provides, in the character of self-centered Mile Drake, a flashing, headstrong vixen, as con- trast to the fine and understanding selflessness of Bette Davis Kit Mar lowe.
 The story subtly tells of the envy of these two men. Millie'S envy of Kits ability as a novelist expresses itself in quick, unreasoning jealous ly which alienates both her hus- band and her child, while Kit ur- selfishly seeks only to preserve for her friend the happy possessions for which she envies her. Even after Millie'S jealousy has robbed both women of love, Kits translucent loyalty and serenity is great enough to sustain them both.
 The supporting cast, headed by Gig Young, with John Loder and Dolores Moran furnishes a superb acting background to the intense. searching performances of the films star. Vincent Sherman, one of Hollywood's most promising young directors, has handled John Van Druten's and Leonore Coffee's stunningly contrived screen play with consummate skill, with the re- suit that "Old Acquaintance" is one of the most brilliantly performed films to come out of Hollywood in recent years.
 A capable supporting cast in- cludes such players as Philip Reed, Roscoe Karns, Anne Revere, Esther Dale, Ann Codee, Joseph Crehan and a score of others.
 Find The Blackmailer" with Jerome Cowan and Faye Emerson is
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-26

pub" owner and also a swanky ho- tel proprietor in Australia, selling his saloon to become a gentleman hotel operator, and losing the lattre to his bride-in-waiting, Binnie Barnes He has also befriended two refugees-Richard Carlson and Donna Reed-presumably brother and sister, until it is discovered they are not, for stirring climax, which also finds the would-be bride and bridegroom brought together for a socko clinch. Clyde Cook, the ir1- veterate comedian, lends his talents for a sure-fire laugh as Laugh ons pal and handy man.
 Happy Serves Writ" is also on the same program with Hopalong Cassidy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-26
ROONEY, GARLAND
 TOP POLI'S FILM
Girl Crazy With Tommy Dorsey and Orchestra,
 Starts Today

Brimful of Gershwin melodies. music and laughter. M-G-M brings to the screen the beloved stage suc- cess Girl Crazy" starring Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland, teamed together for the eighth time. The film opens today at the Loew Poli theater for a five-day engagement.
 Tommy Dorsey and his band are featured in the laugh-happy comedy of the Golden West and do full jus tice to the beloved score of the Gershwins. The musical numbers include "Embraceable You T Got Rhythm" But Not for Me-" Bid ing My Time" and many others sung and danced by the inimitable Judy Garland and Mickey Rooney.
 The story concerns the playboy antics of Mickey Rooney, power full publishers son. Tired of his sons night club attendance, Henry O'Neill enrolls his son at Cody col- lege in Arizona, hoping to make a man of him. Mickey goes reluctant ly but becomes enthusiastic when he meets Judy Garland, the deans daughter. But Judy doesn't like Mickey's attitude and it is not until he proves himself by saving the school from being closed by staging a gigantic rodeo that she decides Mickey is the man for her.
 Several spectacular dance num- bers are staged for the film. In the "Embraceable You" number Judy dances an intricate fox trot, and the finale number T Got Rhythm" features a chorus of 100 dancers plus Tommy Dorsey, Mickey and Judy.
 June Allyson, dancing and sing ing sensation of Best Foot For ward" shares the limelight with Mickey Rooney in very entertain ing novelty number Treat Me Rough" and Nancy Walker, who has been called female Mickey Rooney" supplies a splendid foil for the Rooney antics. Also featured in the cast are Guy Kibbee, Gil Stratton and Robert E. Strickland, the latter two making their film debuts, Rags" Ragland and Frances Rafferty.
 The second big hit on the pro- gram is the outstanding Carton Revue" with 8 cast of your favorites and one which will please both young and old alike.
 These two great hits can also be seen at our early bird show Satur- day morning at lC a. 1n., given every Saturday at this time tol the ben eft of defense workers. The show is seen in its entirety at this time with no advance in prices.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-26
Promising Pictures Feature Programs Of Local 7eaters
Inc second hit of the current pro-

the second hit of the current pro- gram.
 Next Wednesdays new show brings the long awaited thrill pro- duction "sahara" with Humphrey Bogart in the leading role with a score of other favorites in support; also My Kingdom For A Cook" with Charles Coburn, Marguerite Chapman and Bill Carter as the second hit of the program.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-26

"The Fabulous Invalid" Broad way play by George s. Kaufman and Edna Ferber, is to be one of the biggest productions on RKO Radios le43-44 program, with a host of top box office names. The story is a history of the American theater that fabulous invalid" which is so often reported lying, yet always revives and comes back stronger than ever.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-26

Walt Disney will hereafter pro- duce and release his technicolor one-reel shorts on a basis of one every three weeks. Currently for re- lease are Home Defense" Pelican and the Snipe," Chicken Little" How to B a Sailor" Tromebone Trouble" How to Play Golf" Donald Duck and the Gorilla" Co., lumbian Condor" and Commando Duck"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-23

Rated First
In Football

NEW YORK, Nov. %. = Notre
Dame continues to head the parade
in the national football poll along
With the winning streak so far
which Iowa Preflight remained in
second spot. The Irish collected 81
of 102 votes for first place, Iowa
one, Duke two, Pacific College two.
The first ten are as follows.
Notre Dame, Iowa Preflight, Mich
igan, Duke. Navy, Army. North
western, March Field Del Monte
Preflight.t
Del Monte Preflight is rated on
the basis of last Saturdays game, as
one of the best in the west. The
Preflighters on December ~ will
meet Stages College of the Pacific
in San Francisco, playing for the
Army Relief Fund *
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-23
Barney. Ross
Given Honors

WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-Barney
Ross, of Chicago, holder of the
lightweight and welter boxing titles
and last year hero of the Marine
fighters on Guadaleanal, has been
honored with the Silver Star and
Presidential Citation sr
Ross, now with the New York
Navy Yard, was acclaimed when
he protected three wounded COM
fades, in the face of Jap attacks,
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-23

TRAVELLING MAN HERE
H. B. Crewson, travelling man, is
guest at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-23

Totals Z as 800 l4sa 1854
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-23
VESSEL ARRIVES
FROM SOUTH
WITH IA PERSONS

Discriminating here from the
northbound vessel last night were
from Seattle Lloyd w Herrie. Mrs.
Kennish, Kathlene Kennish, Caro-
line Kennish, Mrs Betty Morse,
Suzanne Morse. CatherineFV. Uhl,
and B. Weber
From Observation-Disclosures Baker,
Thomas Bennett, Howard Button,
John II. william, Frank r. Clayton,
and Alfred Tellesbo. ~
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-23
Just / MORE
JUMP MADE
TOKYO way

Continued from Page One)
He also disclosed that Marine
1t. Col James Roosevelt, who was
with Carlson's raiders I'M the as
sault on the atoll on August, 1912,
landed with the infantry at Maxim,
presumably as an observer.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-23
SALVATION ARMY TO
HAVE UNION SERVICE
MEMORIAL CHURCH;

Announcement was made today
that the Memorial Presbyterian
Church and the Salvation Army are
planning Union Thanksgiving
service at the Salvation Army HaA.
Thursday morning at 1890 o'clock.
The Rev. Walter A. Soboleff OF
the Memorial Church, will be
speaker during the service
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-23
TAYLOR HIGH
BOWLER FOR
ALLEY CATS

Last night the High Heels bowled
at the Elks, the Alley Cats defeat
ing the Federals, and the 'Elks los
ing to the Baranof Taylor and
Grove. we're high bowlers for the
evening.
Following are the individual
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-23
until they were rescued in Guadal-
canal fighting. Ny
.FR05H VOTED As
VALUABLE PLAYER

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. ov. 23.-Eddie
Bray, 17-year-old Frosh has been
chosen the most valuable player of
the Illinois team. The l42 FOUNDER
carried the ball 80 times to gain
SIS yards during the season so far.
The Valley settler., 1943-12-24
CARL RASMUSSEN, EDITOR.


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Evening star., 1943-01-20

In wod it's whale Of sale! brings exciting selection Of
nationally quality
performance Have had radio
Der? Here's chance ong Have silently
szobe Topped off price, Whether choose Deoo,
Crosey combination
of the others you'll be getting packed with
education
Evening star., 1943-01-20
Baby Crib and
Matching Chifferohe
BOTH 70. 1899
SALE OF TWO-TIER

Rock-o-bye-boby in this sturdy
crib and he'll sleep as snug
as q bug in q rug! AttroctiVeIy
decorated ond made with
drop side and strong wood spring.
The chifferobe has 5-side drawers
ond q hanging compartment for
boby's clothes. Both ore we'll
constructed and come in maple
or wax finished hordwood.
Infants Furniture. Second Floor. The
Heehi Co
Evening star., 1943-01-20

Attractive heodboord bed in nohoe-
ony veneers and eunnWood on
excellent quality cotton felt mattress
and q resilient box spring on legs .
all OF one low noney-sovine price!
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Evening star., 1943-01-20

A firm but resilient mattress filled with
the high grade hoe-ond-horse name
hair thot's hard TO get these doys!
Covered with heavy 8-ounce hoir-proof
ticking,
Mafiresses. FosYh Floor. The Heekt Co.
La gaceta., 1943-03-06

Estamos averiguando, quizA
en- beneficio de la propaganda
nazi, 10 que Russia Sc propone.
IHemos fijado va nuestros'
objetivos como La naci6n que
debera alimentar y socorrer al
mundo despues de la guerra?
lCuales son las aspiraciones
DEF TIC Samuel en- Asia?
ICuaes son las aspiraciones
del a Gran Bretaha en- Asia?
lDevolveremos a Dakar des'
pues de la guerra?
5Cuales son nuestras aspira'
clones en- ell Norte de Africa?
Hay por AGA fuertes corrien'
tes imperialistas, pero no Sc de
sarrOlaran mientras Franklin
Delano Roosevelt sea presiden'
te.
lila amistad de Russia es pre-.
ciosa para Estados Unidos, co
mo la amistad de la America
Latina!
ST la guerra no Sc termina en-
este ano, no tendremos otro CO
mino, en- 1914, qae reelegir
Mr.. Roosevelt
La gaceta., 1943-03-06
La aviacion inglesa ataco el importante
centro industrial de Essen
de los aparatos no retornaron.-Los
alemanes organizan en- Noruega una escuadra

Sc verified la concentration
en- las aguas de Trondheim, y
dicese que la integran, entire o.
tras embarcaciones, ell pOdero-
50 acorazado Won Tirpitz, de IS
mil ~toneladas, el portaaFiones
Graf Zeppelin, el acorazado
Scharnhorst y dos cruceros de
la clase Hyper.
Algunos peritos opinan tue.
el nuevo jefe de la marina ale
mana, Gran Almirante Doe
nitz, cree en- Ia necesidad de "a
tacar la linea de aprovisiona-
miento de los rusos, por cuanto
este ayudaria a los ejercitos a
lemanes que en- ell frente sovie-
tic0 Sc retiran.
La gaceta., 1943-03-06

Washington, mario 6.-EN
.comite de medios y arbitrios de
la Camara aprob6 aver I'm plan
en- principle, para que los inn
puestos sobre las ganancias Sc
'paguen a MEDIA que Sc COCHRAN
sueldos y jornales.
Todo ell comite volvera a reu-
nirse el Qunes y creese que &C
'tuara con gran rapjidez..
Bajo Ell plan aprobado los
contribuyentes deberan presen-
tar informes sobre 1912 y pa
gar Ell primer plazo ell dia Is de
mario y ell segundo ell 16 de
JUNO.
Sobre los sueldos y salaries Sc
retendra un 20% de la parte
cobrable en- salaries semanales,
quincenales y mensuales. La de
Lucci6n Sc hara del sobre soma
nal del cheque mensual.
Esto cubrira el impuesto So
bre las ganancias y ell de la VIC
toria Y no sera un gravamen
additional sino que ell 2O% Pc
aplicara a los impuestos y al
fin del ano Sc devolvera 10 que
sobre en- cada case, 81 algo so
bra.
Durante ell mes de febrero,
seg1n declare aver Ell secreta-
rio de marina Knox, Sc fabrica
ron $50 buques de guerra y
La gaceta., 1943-03-06
Aprobo en- principle Ell Comite de Medios y
Arbitios I'm plan de cobrar y pagan

1,400 aeroplanoS navales. Sc ha
construido un barco de nueWo
tipo para combatir a los subma
rinOs.
Representa- los buques un
d-esplazamiento adicional de 200
mil toneladas. Mas de la mitad
de los 1,400 aviones son de com
bate.
Los a~stiller0s del pals entire
garon en- Ell mes de febrero a la
COmisi6n Martina Nacional.
1870 nueYos barcos mercantes,
con un total de 1,239, 200 tone.
ladas. Esto elev6 a 233 ell hume
no de barcos, con 2,247,600 to
neladas, construidos en- los dos
primeros meses de este ano.
FL Objective del gobierno en-
1913 es de 5000, 900 de tone.
ladas y la posibilidad de que
llegue a 5000, 900.
Frente a la costa del Norte
Go Africa la aviaci6n america
ma lleva hundidos al enemigo,
desde noviembre 8 a la fecha,
SO barcos de diferente tamano.
Ese total Sc descompone asi
SO hundidos Embellishments,
Is averiados y dejados envuel-
Itos en- namas o hundiendose y
40 alcanzados directamente por
las bombas.
La gaceta., 1943-03-06

I'm periodista 4ue aprecla en-
alto grade al pueblo russo, ell Sr.
Duranty, cree que la Russia So
Wet Sc propone adquirir la Man
churia, rectificar los limites de
algunas provincias chinas, do
minar las peque1as repdlOlicas
del Baltico y recuperar terrific
rio en- Rumania y Polonia.
Hace pocos dias la Russia So
Wet hizo saber al gobierno po-
laco que Sc propone recobrar tie
rritorios que ell Kremlin afir1
ma pertenecen a las repdblicas
s~ovieticas de la Ukrania y la
Russia Blanca.
Nc Sc hizo la notification OIL
cialmente, pero la agencia Tass
que pertenece al gobiernO publ
CO estas lineas: En- los circulos
mas importantes del Soviet Sc
considera que la negaci6n del
derecho a los pueblos de la U
krania y la Russia Blanca de u
nirse con sus hermanos de san
gre es evidencia de tendencies
imperialistas por parte del go
bierno polaco y que las referen
cias a la Carta del Atlantico no
tienen ell mas minimo funda-
mento. Hasta Lord Curzon, el
exprimer ministro ingles, que
siempre mantuvO una actitud
POGO amigable hacia ell Soyieta,
pudo entender que Polonia no
podfa hacer reclamacionesi te7
rritoriales en- cuanto a la Ukra
MIA y la Russia Blanca, y es EVIL
dente que Ell gobierno polaco'
hasta ahora, no desea entender
esta question"
Russia, a juicio de los que ven
con agrado sus %victorias en- la
guerra, tiene derecho a fiJar
f~ronteras que la p~rotejan de fu
turas agesiones.
La gaceta., 1943-03-06

Londres, MIRO Ga avia-
ci6n inglesa atac6 aver 81 i'm
portante centric industrial de
Essen, en- Alemania, siendo es-
tie ell decimo ataque consecuti-
.vo, en- diez noche, contra el te-
rritorio enemigo.
CalcGlase que participaron
en- ell bombardeo de 300 a 44O
aeroplanos por cuanto IA no re
gresaron a sus bases.
Las fabricas de Krupp, en-
Essen, segGn Ell calculo aliado,
emplean a 175,O00 personals.
La radio de Berlin ces6 de
transmitir anoche a las 9:15, 10
mismo que otras estaciones del
enemigo en- Dinamarca y terri
torio invadido.
Sobre la costa holandesa vo-
laron los nuevos aviones brita-
barcaciones torpederas de los
nazis fueron hundidas y otras
das averiadas.
Los peri6dicos ingleSes dicen
que frente a la costa noruega
los nazis organizan una fuerte
escuadra, probablemente con Ia
intenci6n de cortar las lineas
de abastecimientos que los ALA
dos sostienen para ayudar a Ru
EMia-
La gaceta., 1943-03-06
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Ell "duende" del "bolseviquismo. - Las aspira'
clones de la Rusi aSoviet. - ICuales son las as
piraciones de Estados Unidos?

No sabemos con quer finaIi-
dad, pero es 10 cierto, como 81
Sc hubiese dado una consigna,
que cast diariamente Sc habla
en- este pals de las aspiraciones
territoriales de la Russia Soviet.
Muy POGO Sc dice de las aspi-
raciones de Estados Unidos a
la bora de la victoria y muy po-
co, considerable su importan-
cia, de 10 que hara la Gran Bre-
tana, en- la India y en- Otras tie
rras, a la bora del a%plastmien
to definitivo de los nazis, fascis
taS, nipones y falangistas.
lExiste el prop6sito de pre-
sentar a Russia como nacion i'm
peralista, apesar de las multi
piles declaraciones Y prDmesas
de los lideres sovieticos?
IrPor que nos ocupamos tan
to del vecino que junto a noso-
troS combate y no decimos ma
da en- concrete sobre 10 que nos
proponemos hacer luego de To-
grada la victoria?
ICual sera ell papel de Esta-
dos Unidos en- sus relaciones
con los pueblos del mundo, va
hambrientos " desesperaldOs,
cuando los jefes totalitarios y
sus adlateres sean eXtermina-
dos O encarcelados por tOda la
vida?
La gaceta., 1943-03-06

carlo para at.ear las comunica.
clones entire las part.s central
y norte de Russia.
Por el otro l3do, Ia 'uorza de
las tropas que Sc opoaen a Tt
mochenko es tai que $. al maris-
cal consigue que eli enemigo
eruce ell rio Pola, este Sc consi-
ierara como una Importance
lentaja en- cuantO a futuras
operaciones del ej6rcito rojo.
.El nuevo avance meiora tam
.bi6u las comunicaciones de Le-
ningrado. la intrusion del 16
ej6rcito aleman hacia las mon
tanas de Va.dai ocurri6 hace
largo tempo, en- una region He
ma de piuos, lagos Y pantanos.
Haze mas de un ano Ell 100,
comandado por ell general Busch
tue rodeado, pero r~efuerzos OBJ
tenidos con la ayuda de una POI
derosa escuadra a6rea crearon
un corredor en- diecci6n oeste.
Los usos en- la pasada prima-
vera. Sc viaron oblirados a re-
tornar a sus posiciones; perO
desde ell otono el saliente empe-
10 a reducirse en- tamano.
Continuaba siendo IN formi-
cable obstaculo ell t~ridngulo for
mado ,por Demyanks, Lichko-
va y Sluchye. La operation, que
durara varios dias, Sc inici6
con el violento fuego de artille-
ria que tanto temen los alema-
mes. Fue seguido con lataq,ues
de infanteria contra los atrin-
cheramientos enemigos.
T~uvieron 6xito los rusos y es-
trecharon las p~osiciones nazis,
quedando solo un corredor bas-
tante estrecho alberto para que
escapase el Ejercito is.
Mas tarde Demyansk fue
c%apturada. Los rusos per5iguie-
ron al enemigo e impidieron
Que consoljdaran sus posicio-
mes en- el rio Polukmet, un tri-
butario del Pola. DespuGs en-
Lichkova varias unidades alej
manas fueron rodeadae y ami
quilads. Sc lie capturaIon al e.
nemigo 40 aeroplanos en- el ae-
-r6dromo de Dcmyansk.
Zaluchye fud la Ultima pobla
ci6n tomada y este coloc6 a los
soldados rojos a corta distan-
ella del rio Lovat, en- cuya con-
Junction con 81 Pola esta situa-
da Khoim.
Apesar de este los alemanes
conservan muy fuertes posicio-
nes y no deben hacerse en- Guam
TO a un Immediate future, calcu
los e%xagerados.
La gaceta., 1943-03-06

MoScu, mario LA OfenSl
va del ej6rcito rojo produjo en-
dos dias Ia recaptura de l44 al.
IDEAS Y pueblos,
Una nueva retirada alemana
parece inminente EN- ell frente
central, mientraS las Columns
lS~ovieticas atacan ell "viejo CO.
rredor" de escape del Pequeno
Cabo, entire Moscu y Smolensk.
Cortando hacia el sur desde
IRzhev, los rusos Sc apoderaron
Ge Ossuaga Y Sc encuentran a
As mi.laS del baluarte hitlerista
de Gzhatsk, 100 millas al oeste
de Mosci, en- la carretera a
Smo.ensk.
Los derechos del frente dice
que las divisiones rojas, atra-
yesando los bosques al suroeste
de Rzhev, capturaron en- las al
timas "a horas NADIA menos que
so lugares %poblados.
Mas de 30 aldeas y pueb.os
perdi6 ell enemigo durante Ia
roche.
All noroeste de Khariov, los
| alemanes cedieron una POLKA
ci6n a los rusos luego de perder
mas de 200 hombres.
Ofrecen los nazis fiera resis-
tencia Y en- un contraata4ue
que lanzaron murieron mas de
! 400 de ellos. Una poblaci6n que
cambiara de manos varias We
ees fu6 finalmente recuperada
Y las tropas sovieticas Sc atrin-
cheraron.
La intensificada ofensiva 70
ia sc extiende con rumbo a Smo
lensk y otras bases al oeste y
! suroeste de MoscG.
AL sur y oeste de Rzhev mas
de so aldeas fueron arrebata-
das al enemigo, luego de que
ofreciera tenaz resistencia.
Ell mando rojo Sc propone re
! cuperar a Del, Byansk, Vyaz-
ma y Gzhatsk, aplastando las
guarniciones que en- elias sostie
men los nazis.
Sc mantiene tambien ell avian
ce desde Kharkoy y con rumbo
a Konotop, Poltava y Kiev.
Ell avance al oeste de Lgov lie
cost6 a los hitleristas mas de
1000 muertos, $50 prisioneros
y material de guerra.
Las operaciones de los ejer-
citos mandados por el mariscal
Timoshenko, commando del Mo-
roeste, tendian a consolidar el
saliente de Demyansk Y acaban
de lograrlo. Era muy importan-
te Ell s~aliente porque el enemigo
aparentemente pensaba utili-