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USSIANS GLAM _ "UKRAINE GAINS

Strike Back Along Entire Front, Report Finnish Sector Smashed. * Army was reported by London to ‘have begun a local offensive’ from ‘the. Melitopol sector of the lower

‘Ukraine in order to flank the.Ger-|

man push into the Crimea. The drive was said to be in strength} but progress was unknown. : The Germans were believed to have ad‘vanced down to Perekop Isthmus to % the main Crimea peninsula. Claim 30 Villages Captured

‘The Russians, without ‘specifying

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New Defense Leader Gets Things Done.

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pill by saying merely that “thé time and circumstances happened to be right.” a 8he gave up her job with the League of Women Voters to take the State position because she believes “that people should do whatever they can to put over the defense program. “It behooves most of us who

SRE! oS 1 : want to keep on living the way we er Me rem ererr re 7 are doing to ‘do something about definite sectors, reported a series : : Hitler,” she says. * of important victories on the south- | Thrusting toward the oil-rich Russian Caucasus, Hitler's armies are faced with their biggest supply As head of the Women’s Division Eb : problem of the war, for they have never had to maintain a European fighting front more than 1000 [of the Defense Council, Miss Sin-

ern . sector, "including a four-day s ; : ost im . miles from’ the borders of Germany. Another difffculty is keeping fresh troops at the point of a spear- |Clair has perhaps the most imporoffensive that piuteq 30 villages head so far from an established base, : tant position in the State govern-

and advanced 20 miles. In a num- ment held by a woman—certainly it Jubilee Planned

: in this . will be if war comes. > Ber Do eagushls that A 3 Right now, Miss Sinclair will deemery ene manians—vedl ADMITS TAKING | suffered: about 20,000 es. By Postal Clerks The Silver Jubilee celebration

Fresh British army from iran would tax strength of weary Nozi soldiers 1500 miles from German

WHERE SIN PAYS THE TAX BILL!

Startling inside facts ‘about Reno — the

Keeps Informed

And, if war comes, it will be she who will direct such grim activities as training women ambulance drivers, ete.

X joow. The High Command repeated Hitler's statement and said operations were proceeding. tho The Russians were not much more definite in regard to the southern ‘gc:operations but told of offensive ‘=n. blows in unspecified sectors, includ-

: vote her efforts to co-ordinating ‘the. women’s work in the defense y i programs which are already under aie pple unt i a sich 1s the fist 1d ogre ‘fronts, but it appeared that the ; All SOLDIE % being sponsared by the Red Cross, - ka : J and the nutrition program which a : ; of Local 130, National Federation oS rr je of Post Office * Didn’t [Know Child Was in ers. a SI 2 3 : : hi oons, dance halls, and brothels oper- . (Continued from Page One) has never been married. A {nf 0 ia ith ficial : al ' Xe cavalry regiments of about unced today that a man of the program She can practically talk about | VAR Day 2° Wit o POV Where ~ 6000 men were decimated. The Rus- Jogisiered ag Jolin Josep): Quinn, 3 bombing German shops and had everything. She reads newspapers N\ N27 : ir Sians also reported the wiping out|Pittsburgh, had admitted stealing \ by Louis E.| The Rome newspaper Popolo Di Sah: Tesi thy Swing he ) / AA 4 : .| nap six-mionth-old Judith Hineman, * Decker, Bert (Roms published an interview with e oun and plays : ; u ah aysus coum, Uw , who was asleep on the back seat of golf whenever she can find the DON'T MISS THIS SENSATIONAL EXPOSE Roman or By e car whehit was stolen, n' " . x repulsed . with - a counter- Following a banquet there will |State,” complaining that “we are fashions. OF THE WORLD FAMOUS DIVORCE COLONY! mm : y

be a floor show and a dance. losing some: of our best men” in alltel dfomunabulbinni hunting Serb guerrillas hidden in Xin of Kingan Foynflers And from the way she works

woods and the countryside of Croatia. 3 hes Jo you’ll never suspect her r amily background. She is a mem- ‘ New Clashes in Norway ber of the family that owns Kingan i OR SOVIET SU PPORT In Czechoslovakia, Otokar Klapka, | Co. Her gieat uncle Jounaed ; Lay Kingan 0. country an format Mayor of Praha and former | yo. orgndtather founded the T. M. BERLIN, Oct. 4 (U. P.).—Author- member of the Czechoslovak Par-|sinclair & Co. packing plant in

the State Health Board is to launch ! shortly. held Saturday, | R€VOIt Grows in Occupied Oct. 18 at 6:30 . . Areas; Beigian Killed city supported by sin... where gamTells Police. : Miss Sinclair is 37 1d od ‘battle in which three Ru-|.. N, O, Oct. 4 (U. P.).—Po- ; i Shin Eh im Jom a and » manian commitiee, He |2OMbIng German shops a : Ne millionaires from all over America are e . A pA i : sians also reporied the wiping out|TICrEl, fad, aqmited, stealing will be: assisted ged one hour later and detective stories avidly, skates| Sh taking up residence to save taxes! 5 soldiers in afother clash. but denied that he intended to kid- . Persell and Reu- : “ Mr. Smith Serr. B. Baines. Ante Pavelic, leader of the “Croat |time. She dresses in -the latest = sain Quinn was: taken into custody|- ; paca a, Teporiedly wiped out here shortly after an abandoned

automobile belonging to the baby’s : Be Air. War Continues parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. g" The German communique re-|Hineman, Aliquippa, Pa. was re- BERLIN SL AMS FOR sv peated Hitler's statement that gi-|covered on a downtown street here. “2: gantic operations were in progress| The child was on the back seat of “%:and developing’ ‘to plan, |the car. ke The Luftwaffe was reported to| The parents had left her in the have renewed attacks on Moscow|car late last night when they

Leningrad, while the British Stopped at a restaurant near Im-

“mir force was bombing the railroad

perial. ; town of* Cantanzano on the toe of| - Police Chief Elmer E. Clark said the Italian boot and hitting at Nazi| Quinn | told officers he was hitch-

_ targets in the occupied areas hiking to Cleveland in search of a pi of job. and that when he saw the

west Europe. : ~ Berlin said th | gpjcar parked by the restaurant he persons had been’ Killed and. 508 decided to sleep in it, but that when ‘ wounded in a British bombing plane he “noticed the ignition keys were

north

attack on Rotterdam, Netherlands, during the night. The Hague reported 70 persons were killed in an alr Hale at Rotterdam.

bab had not been

there I decided to drive off.” ted, acco

insis , that he did not know of the | presence til his grrival German official agency re-|here.\The child Jue Seni n Bu © ‘operations against|, p.. t5 o detention home pending

continued on an intense...) of her parents.

scale and said that 2000 Russian

3a, Joss than 10 miles trom the out-| CARD PARTY PLANNED

skirts of Leningrad on the Bay of Kronstadt had been “wiped out.” Torpedoing of the I.- C. White again raised the threat of a clash

BY SERVICE MOTHERS

A benefit card party for those in

between the United States naval|the armed forces will be held Tues-

2 | day, at the Service Men's Club, 128 ~ patrols and Axis submarines within W. Wabash St. s

rding to Chief

ized German quarters dragged the

United States into their comment today on Adolf Hitler's speech of yestefday and attacked President Roosevelt for what they alleged was an assertion by him that Russia afforded religious freedom equivalent to that prevailing in the United States. American and British reaction to Hitler's speech was condemned by authorized quarters, which said: “These people must one day rue the behavior of their so-called leaders who stick their heads in the sand and let the Fuehrer’s assertions pass over them like a storm.” Authorized quarters also said: “It is noted with interest that just this morning the leader of the United States, who always compared its democracy with our nationalist socialist system, summoned the United States to a winter relief cam-

liament, was among 14 persons ex-|Cedar Rapids, Ia. ecuted yesterday for anti-German she Same Li Iniiinpapolis | Bn 103 , the la ert S. activities, Berlin announced. Sinclair, came here to be president In London, the Norwegian Gov-|of Kingan's. Her brother, Thomas, ernment in exile asserted that there is treasurer of the company now. had been new clashes between |She lives with her mother in Golden German troops and Norwegian pa-| Hill. triots. At Steunkjaer, it was said,| When she got out of Mt. Holyoke Norwegians walked in a body from | College in 1925, she decided, like a cafe when German soldiers en-|so many girls in the '20s, that she tered and started playing a Ger-|preferred work to marriage and no man radio program. The Germang|one has ever succeded in changing followed them, striking out with|her mind. Jor wha Ena. ammunition Attended Business College At Jensvold, according to these| After a trip to Europe, she attended informants, German troops or-|business colleges in Cedar Rapids dered all men in the town to line|and New York. She quit before she

up in the market place and aimed|finished to take a secretarial job

machine guns toward them. It was|with the Institute of Chemistry at said the Germans after keeping the | Pennsylvania State College. men at gun point told them that| She left the Institute .to become they would be shot in mass if they|private secretary to the dean at

FAMOUS SCIENTIST Who prepicren - PREDIC THE WAR WALL END IN 1951

Here are @ are, anal amazing predictisrs. bj

oon Erm : ead, includin victor elopment, its end and who ward Was rs! A remarkable revelation] be the

American neutrality zone. FO Lo The benefit is nsored by the . We began ours eight years|displayed anti-German feelihg|williams i 5 More ‘Peace Rumors Service Mothers Club, Toca! organi. pe Vers again. Ee a re ots te ametawn One, the mysterious trends of the “ation composed of a Py Posters Ridicule Churchill position with the Carnegie Founda- ~ war—indirect proposals for peace by Navy or Marines ? CONTINENT ‘NOT RIPE’ tion-endowed Little Art Gallery at ‘Axis sources—cr "up again to-| "ow "omcers of the club are Mrs : : A United Press Stockholm dis-|Cedar Rapids. day in the Far East, where Presi- S SSI BY ihe Sib are Mrs: TO INV ADE—H ALIF AX patch reported six leading Norwe-| When the Sinclairs moved here dent Roosevelt's reply to Japanese Shige: Davis ey rman; Mis, glan ship owners under arrest and|in 1930, Mary enrolled in the John Premier Pumimaro Konoye was Te-| pre” gp 7, Meushaw, corresponding] WASHINGTON, Oct. 4 (U. P.).—|S8id three labor leaders, two phy-|Herron Art Institute, studying ported to have been delivered. | secretary; Mrs. Frank Curry, re-|British Ambassador Lord Halifax sicians, a school teacher and the|painting and sculpture there for , The Roosevelt reply was not be-| cording ‘secretary; Mrs. Celia Falltold a press conference today that| Woman secretary of an aid soclety | three years. lieved to have relieved the threats|ojand, treasurer; Mrs. Ellen Emmel-|conditions are no ripe for a British also had been detained. Five hun- Plans io. Move. Slow * of a new Cabinet crisis in Tokyo,| man ways and means ch an and |invasion of the European continent|dred persons were reported con- ove Slowly ‘Where failure of Konoye to win any|\rs, May Morrissey in’ charge of|and urged stepping up of American Snad at one concentration camp | .she then took a trip to England _. concessions from Britain or the|eonstitution. production of heavy bombers to|®'on€. and upon her return obtained, quite ; United States had resulted in ex- The group also plans a mass meet- permit an early victory over Ger- The Belgian Government in ex- by accident, the position of secre- . tremist agitation for early directing to further the growth of the|many. ile reported in London that Nazis |tary of the Indianapolis League of , action to press Japan's campaign for | organization Oct. 16'at 8 p. m. Halifax asked reporters to em-|had ordered large posters displayed | women Voters. A friend of hers

& new order in East Asia. -|in Belgium, showing a portrait of asize that statement regard who had the job was quitting and { Tbe Japanese publication Revue||; oo |NOIANA TO HIT a a Prune Minister Winston Churchill recommended Ter for Quitting and <\Dilpomatique, which often reflects| Us Os Ds the continent applied only to “the|confronted by a starving Belgian | ghe remained with the Indianap-

the views of the Foreign Office, said » family, “Monster! You are making ‘that the United States should medi-| SEA A MONTH EARLY [present time” He returned thisi, % iter» the caption ssid. Sis League tour years Wien she was -ate the war before it is “too late.” WASHINGTON, Oct. 4 (U. P).—| Halifax said he believed land| According to informants, the 1egoye, The Navy announced today that the|[Ofces as well as air forces would morning after the posters were dis-| 15 her new position, she will be a ARMY BOMBER LOST ra . be necessary to win the war but he|Played, the Germans found that on |;nger the direction of Mrs, George ; i, : U. 8. 8. Indiana, America’s newest|sqoclared that a force such as could gen portal of STareill Belgians W. Jaqua of Winchester, past presi. WITH SIX ABOARD be sent now would probably play gw dent of the Indians Federation of . ALBUQUERQUE, N. M, Oct. 4

directly into German hands. a forekead-drooping Hitlerian lock Women's Clubs, who is a member 3 A bbins, daughter (U. P.)—An Army bomber with six = Joh ue

—— (Of DAIL, of the Advisory Defense Coun Henry F. Schrichor of| 200 CCC CAMPS TO CLOSE id Ma ofl men aboard was down today be-

The Free Belgicn news agency ed by G in London repo. a rapid spread|f2med by Governor Schricker. be sponsor for the] WASHINGTON, Oct. 4 (U. P)—|¢ ry 9) "She plans to take things slow tween here and Sacramento, Cal, News, Va. Director James J. McEntee of the oF, inven fires in Flemish dis ings ly in and bad wegiher was preventing an . air search. the

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her new job until she finds out Civillan Conservation Corps an- Arrest Dutch Boy Scouis what everything is about. {i nounced today that another 200 i X ‘I think it will be very interest-| officials held some. hope camps would be closed before the| The Polish news agency in London |ing” she said. “I'll have people in that the crew was saved even if the | The U. S, Art end of the month, because of the|alleged that 40 persons a day were|92 counties to ‘work with.” ‘plane made a crash landing. Wide [bor entra. observation posts in|rapid rate at which CCC boys are|dying at one prison camp. - expanses of desert and lava beds six key leaving to take private jobs or to| From Holland came reports that| sppROVE GREEK RELIEF PLAN offering large landing areas lie un- move to tighten surveillance of ship enter the Army. The cut would 100 bov, scouts bag bed Bweied| wagumvaron oct, 4 (U. By der the normal air route, traffic, it was revealed today. reduce the number of camps to 900. A plan to send relief ships to Greece istry of Agriculture at Praha, had|co-ordinate nation-wide Greek been arrested, charged with part|iief activities. : re. ard production model. Paris, Vichy announced, had senGood as these two new planes |[teneed 19 persons to prison terms

Le : | he tried to escape. ° U.S. Builds World's Fastest Fighter Planes; responsibility for a food shortage, are, they are not without critics. |ranging from 10 years to life on the|

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Czechoslovak official sources in|with the approval of Europe’s belliTwo of Four Types Now in Full Production] a sme saints

London said that one Dr. Frenken-|gerents was under consideration toberger, a high official of the Min-|day at a meeting here designed to : been executed. now shaking down into a stand- | The new Vichy “state’tribunal” at

CRUISING RANGE of the P38 —only about 600 miles—is less than that of the P39, but still longer than that of the ordinary

4 (Continued on Page Three) | _ .. prevented delivery of something * : pnéar half this number. - longer sia 2 ondin The P39 has tested at speeds | eptor. Only a few have Ei : | been built. In the P38 the Army .. above 400 miles an hour at 15,000 o to have made 30000

feet altitude—at present the level in d since the first aéwhich fts motor gives maximum | EES [3 TIE 000 58 S00

Airmen as a class are individualists |charge that they trafficked in false and few of the veterans ever are [food ration cards, |

-| Mystery X—flew at a then ferin rific speed from the West Coast I Long Island and crashed in : nding, years ago. r; Allison. ‘Those | changes, which have been much criticized, may have been less of a bottleneck than they appear from the figures. A e in the color of the paint is a *“d change,” engineers

ed 5 : at that altitude. san motor had then ' peen- delivered, but more were on

Up to 80% of appraised values on welllocated one-family and two-family resie dences, and four-family apartments in Marion County. Monthly payments up to 20 years, - ~~ :

nects the motor behind the pilot changes involved merely the sub- | dangerous.

completely satisfled with any sort : —— of standard job. Competent pilots . and engineers today charge that : , ‘the Airacobra’s long drive shaft— it is around 10 feet—which con- ; with-the propeller in front of him RE A t develops vibrations or “whip,” and that it has other shortcomings. \ . Other critics say the P38 blocks oft the pilot's vision to the sides FHA with its two motors—one on either : side of him — and that it has |. MORTGAGE . point out. Hundreds of other | faults which make its takeoffs LOANS Stitwtion Los. a Siffeses Fives or 2 8 = nut or bo e other hand, NO AMOUNT of redesigning many a Shange Bs Sniored in & | ever will satisfy everyone. Perplane beeause e parson sonal preferences will continue to 2 Up to 10 years or 20 years, on approved ol) Preference of 2 dest i ne Has dividual Pilots like soe OTHER locations in Indianapolis. Monthly or seem inconsequ dislike another — al- : next test, pilot. though both ma: - semi-annual payments, wi nt There is no doubt that as fighting machines, be Bie wide WANS PSYNeNis, Wik ptspayme

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ceaseless striving for perfection | ' Less has been heard of the new has caused some delay in produc- | Republic—which will be the P47— tion of all U. 8. warplanes—but | and the new Curtiss P46. They ‘atthe time U. 8, plane de- | are expected to mount less heavy sign has accomplished in a little | guns, and to have speeds of 400 more two years advances | miles or more, | | that took four to six years in the | Still not attained—by the United -other nations, States or bY any other eof : one pursuit-interceptor builders. That is a plane fast enough to fight as a pursuit ship, with range enough to accompany

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