the
penpip
behaved
in
sucn
a
-per-vcrsf
mwu.sr
that
the
Ostdcuts-
$rr
Bi
bai:htcr
r.inc"'
last
Ma.
i
:
hai
in-.
I
a
.
i)
W."-Vx:Si
ev
a
tti-
(a:
oi
the
prosrc:.
o)
Khz
vj.)
a
fai
Oe
pa
1
b
cs
fi
m
swicholm
assent
-oat
Of
nr.i!)
c
i
f
i-a.
d
'tie
c:r
Gener-
was
forced
HAROLD
PAIR
U
OOVCl'iiBl.'lil"
Pc.ar.j
received
strict
orders
to
tews
of
strikes,
sabo-i
.3
...
'.rrground
warfare
on
its
car
oi
'.lie
Poles.
Other
neu-
tO
;
I
I
o
Kurxa
reported
Invoices
arc
crtan'
y
made
out
Incorrectly
cy
Pc;ub
clerks
to
create
confute
For
instance
a
whole
con-i
of
machinery
f
or
Gdy-(Urncd
up
in
Breslaii.
'
i
Firebug
Patriots
I
C:r
'?
incendiarism
have
been
r..;tcd
n
storage
centres
forj
r
j
;u
uwalting
transport
to
C:r.
o
i..:
.T.;U.acd
fires
on
former
P
i)
-
orv
and
reported
in
Lure
Is
Set
For
Turkey
LONDON.
Sept.
25
She
Faith
Withstands
Progress
of
War
He
Writes
As
Country's
Nationals
Co
Heavy
on
sabotage.
to
enemv
rt'
Meanwhile,
rebellion
is
reported
ported.
Meant.
ime.
there
is
good
reason
VI.
u
.
,
REVOLT
IN
JUGO
SLAVIA
Itn
be
spreading
throughout
Jugo
Slavia
against
the
Nazi
ano
axis
There
have
been
many
ies
Pniich
.
oinehoe
hetween
Serbian
rebels
,
papers,
many
oi
mem
-
.
f
trnnn
n.
iargely
to
spread
British
and
German
,
and
puppet
become
troops
'casiing
Corporation
news.
Occnsionaay
the
Gestapo
finds
a
printing
press
or
radio
hidden
In
ne
woods.
The
Ostdeutscher
fhr
iller
rePrtcd
n
July
that
c...
01CS
were
sentenced
to
,
vcars
imprisonment
for
or
wmzed
listening
to
enemy
broad
sts
;r,
So
serious
has
the
trouble
that
Stuka
oivc
ln
some
places
bombers
were
sent
in
to
break
up
the
rebels.
At
one
point
railway
tracks
were
torn
up.
Special
court
martlals
are
being
ot
,,r
tt-lth
authority
to
impose
death
sentence
upon
saboteurs,
ln-
with
oendiarlsts
and
Jugo
Slavs
found
tar
.
..
"uucu
icteiver
anui-
,
...
rft
rrn,
lf
fire
arms.
dlstrlbutlne
nea-s
xhtm
M
possession
of
w
-
.
.
i.i.
e-nn
lift
arnn"
LONDON
SILVER
..N.
Sent
w.n.
t
A
DNB
dispaicu
num
to
Berlin
today
reported
that
German
soldiers
and
armed
Serbian
mnocuuua
a
w
forces
"rendered
t"
,,rlce
u
"Changed
at
'munlst
gang"
whioh
had
been
'-is
nce
.
.
k.
.
AM..vft
Obrenowatz
district,
rllstrlet.
PRESIDENT
AUTHORITY
By
HAROLD
J.
FAIR
T
FaU
'"Line
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
"5"ss
Vmh
Administration
Policy
LONDON,
Sept.
25:
(CP)
Polish
resistance
to
the
,n
KeBard
To
Armins
Shlps
Nazi
conquerors
flares
despite
torture,
ruthless
repres-
CULS
poit
repeal
the
horrors
of
the
concentration
accord-
sion
and
camp,
Washington.
i.c
sept.
25:
ino
to
tell-tale
despatches
in
German
newspapers.
Lone:
senator
McKeiiar
of
Ten-
beforo
the
Russian
war
could
have
inspired
hope
in
the
r,essc.
introduced
in
the
senate
Poles
ami
in
the
face
of
Allied
set-backs
in
the
Balkans,
toJa
"solution
to
repeal
the
Neutrality
Act
which
as
it
now
stands
bars
arming
of
United
States
merchants
and
prevents
them
from
enteiing
combat
zones.
The
idea
of
the
repeal
is
to
remove
these
restrictions.
iu.k.1...
j
u.
vs.,
.sept,
iur.
Democratic
leaders
exptct
that
...
,
.
,
.
,
,
.
uuitcu
j
tto
oiiiuo
tai
i
wai
1
lcu
"
.fi.
I
supplies
to
the
fighting
democ
would
guarantee
Turkish
ney-
f
trality
and
gave
concessions
providing
Turkey
Joins
the
Axis
sphere
or;
at
least
re-
mains
neutral
while
Germany
goes
ahead
with
her
drive
to-
wards
the
Caucasus
and
Iran.
r
ARE
GOING
TO
VATICAN
-
'
N.
r.)
Supers
as
the
OstdeuU-1
v
Bi
tanhtcr
and
the
Thorner.
E:-:-.-
.
quite
extraordinary."
WASHINGTON,
Sept.
25:
CP
-tie
BioSarhter
referred.
May
12
a
three-man
United
States
com-i
a
t.,
rial
of
Polish
saboteurs
mission
Is
about
to
leave
by
clip-w.:a
-awca
53
railway
carriages
to
per
plane
for
Rome
to
interview
be
p-t
u'
of
action.
Two
of
the
.Pope
Pius
in
regard
to
the
inter-culpr
u
were
sentenced
to
death
national
situation,
It
is
reported
for
tteaung
window
straps.
'here.
They
will
follow
up
impor-The
tame
paper
reported
a
week
tant
conversations
which
have
te
a
Pole
received
a
six-year
,
been
conducted
recently
by
Myron
prcr.
irrm
for
sawing
through
a
C.
Taylor,
President
Franklin
D.
ml.:-
)
telephone
post.
In
June,
(
Roosevelt's
personal
ambassador
i
said
-pecial
court
at
Poznan
to
the
Vatican.
f
:.:dc.;nr
three
Poles
to
sen-
,
tcr.:-
varying
from
eight
to
15
a;
-.
i
removing
the
driving
t::-'
-xa
a
cement
and
lime
fac-
l"f
oiani
causing
a
tie-up
of
scv-,
erai
daya.
Sporadic
guerilla,
warfare
ap
parent
has
not
ceased
because
i
he
pr
s
abounds
ln
references!
Axis
Forced
Take
Drastic
Measures
to
casr.u
with
"armed
bandits."'
to
Cope
With
Situation
I
The
Kinzmannstadter
Zeltung
of
I
Trouble
in
Croatia.
May
!?
reported
two
people
were'
scaic::
to
death
for
murdering.
ROME,
Sept.
25:
ff
)
The
Ital-a
Stable
and
"a
man
of
vlo-
ian
army
has
completed
re-occu-lcr-ce
h
n
d
a
wrecker"
was
cap-
patlon
of
the
demilitarized
zone
nt
Qrudziadz.
in
Croatia
in
an
attempt
to
rc-
MMitant
Resistance
store
order
ln
that
turbulent
state
ms,
remarkable
case
of
carved
out
of
dismembered
Jugo
active
v..-ta
,f'siavia.
it
was
announced
today.
lhe
-
'ur.
martial
or
24
Poles
at
The
aim
of
the
occupation,
It
is
Poznan
tor
fni
o
f
t
hr
said,
is
to
"end
any
disturbance
Pcr
canted
as
"a
secret
mU-'
wcl1
as
Sfvuntce
Italian
xwr
'tarv
ir.r,ni,Mi
i..
to'itv
in
the
Adriatic
and
the
hintcT
d
oi
1Q39."
a
number
of
sud-
land
will
not
be
disturbed
by
the
den
rip-.tr,
i
j...
enemv
or
its
agents.
racies.
Within
ten
or
fourteen
daj'3
it
is
expected
the
President
will
transmit
a
message
to
Congress
with
a
request
along
these
lines.
It
is
believed
that
the
administration
favors
revision
if
not
outright
repeal
of
the
neutrality
act
whereby
not
only
would
the
arming
of
United
States
mer:hant
vessels
be
permitted
but
they
would
also
be
allowed
to
enter
L.
Stlmson
are
in
favor
of
out-
rloVif
ronoM
nf
the
npntrnlltv
art.
States
merchant
vessels
anywhere
he
deems
advisable.
WELL
KNOWN
BOAT
BURNS
Windsors
In
miles,
miles.
per
fine
ounce.
Irorlzing
the
Washington
Former
British
Monarch
and
American-Born
Duchess
Are
Welcomed.
BEATS
GAS
RATIONING
VICTORIA,
B
C
j
INVASION
His
WASHINGTqN,
D.C.,
Sept.
25:
(O))
Thousands
of
early
risers
here
roared
a
welcome
today
to
the
Duke
of
Windsor
and
his
American-born
Duchess
as
they
ar
rived
enroutc
to
the
Duke's
ranch
at
High
River,
Alta.
ROCK
HILL,
S.C.,
Sept.
25:
()
R
a
1
10
n
e
d
gasoline
wouldn't
bother
James
S.
White,
63,
a
EXPECTED
chutists
Will
Be
Put
To
Death
PARIS,
Sept.
25:
Indicating
that
the
German
authorities
may
be
expecting
a
British
Invasion
of
the
continent;
the
Nazi
authorities
Wavell
Was
BOMBAY.
Sent.
25:
General
Sir
Archlb'ld
Wivell.
commander-
RESTRICT
Thousands
of
Autos
Laid
Up
As
Result
of
Gas
Restrictions
in
Southern
Commonwealth.
actual
comoai
zone,
v
.
,
Atw
-
(,,
automobiles
to
their
owners
and
decided
to
refrain
State
of
Siege
for
feather
Forecast
Tomorrow
sT
ides
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
(Pacific
Standard
Time)
islands
Moderate
southeast
High
4:54
am.
18.6
ft.
southwest
winds,
overcast
and
16:52
pjn.
20.1
It.
t0
Low
10:51
a.m.
7:0
ft.
with
arln.
mlld
23:40
p.m.
4.7
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXX
.
NO,
223.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
SEPTEMBER
25,
1941.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
sa
VOL
usso-m
rman
y
PERVERSE
POLES
INSPIRE
U.
S.
Neutrality
WONDER
OF
NAZI
EDITOR
WILL
GIVE
War
Is
Still
VOTING
IN
PR.
RUPERT
Frenchman
Assisting
British
Para-
To
'Be
28
Civilian
and
Five
Active
Service
Polling
Divisions
Providing
Contest
Is
Necessary.
LIST
MUCH
LARGER
A
total
of
4513
voters
are
reg-
TD
1
J
n
rnrrlinn
vilian
and
five
active
service
poll-
ln
in
Prince
Rupert
wnierrert
inere
With
Imperial
dKifn?
rldln-
M
the
provincial
election
r..i
nf-
n
To
India
to
be
held
Oct.
21,
it
is
announced
by
R.
E.
Mortimer,
returning
office.'.
"Ihe
civilian
polling
divisions
will
,
.
.
be
De
Prince
rnnce
Rupert,
uuperi,
All
ah
i
ford
or
a
Bay,
Bay,
prmpt
con8re&ilonal
aPP"val
of
Br
Msh,
s
In"
"h!Pff
forle
ln,
Butedale,
Cumshewa
Inlet,
Digby
-
The
ne.
.
will
be
ziven
anv
reauest
thai
mav
d'.
before
returning
here
from
7Z
.,,,
T
r,
'
;
,
Z
,A
A
.
.!
'
'
sett,
Oona
River,
Osland,
Pacofl,
Port
Clements,
Port
Edward,
Port
Simpson,
Queen
Charlotte
City,
F
-n
.sr-it.
Seal
Cove,
Sewell
Inlet,
Skidegate,
Sunnyside,
Surf
Inlet,
Tleil
and
Wark
Canal.
"
Hiritarv
nf
f
hp
Nnvv
.
FranK
'
k
ft
rr
i
n
Knox
and
Secretary'
of
War
Henry
nngent
m
W
SSI
A
NS
,
r,H.n
M.,11
"many
have
.L
".rr
from
taking
out
registration
i
Moreover
the
number
Special
Three-Man
United
States
r"..':.
to
send
!,
United
:
the
coming
year,"
year,'
R.
R.
P.
p.
Bow
uower,
Commission
to
Interview
Pope
Pius.
.
mlssioner
in
Sydney,
reported
to
Ottawa.
"It
Is
estimated
that
82,000
vehicles
in
New
South
Wales
alone
will
be
laid
up
for
this
season,
resulting
in
the
loss
of
approximately
$4,000,000
in
state
revenue,
partly
from
decreased
registration
fees
and
partly
from
smaller
re-
Sunbeam
II
Destroyed
by
Fire
in
turns
from
the
petrol
tax,"
Mr.
Naas
River
Sunday
While
Bower
said.
on
Fisheries
Patrol.
"In
addition,
owners
still
driv-
ing
motor
cars
are
demanding
The
well-known
district
power
reduced
insurance
premiums
be-crulser
Sunbeam
II,
belonging
to
cause
of
the
smaller
number
of
S.
G.
Lawrence
of
Stewart,
was
vehicles
on
the
-road."
destroyed
by
fire
on
the
Naas
Effective
July
1,
private
users
River
about
twenty
miles
above
0f
motor
cars
in
Australia
were
Arrandale
last
Sunday
while
en-
restricted
to
1,000
miles
of
driving
gaged
in
fisheries
patrol
service.
a
year.
No
gasoline
Is
available
Not
only
the
boat
Itself
but
every-
now
for
"drlve-yourself"
cars
or
thing
on
board
was
lost.
There
private
pleasure
boats,
was
no
Insurance.
,
Licences
for
commercial
vehicles
Mr.
Lawrence
and
the
engineer,
and
Industrial
and
farm
machin-
J.
Carson,
had
gone
off
ln
a
row-,
ery
were
reduced
by
10
per
cent
boat
with
outboard
motor
on
pa-
at
the
same
time.
trol
duty,
leaving
the
Sunbeam
II
;
Further
restrictions
went
into
anchored.
When
they
came
back
effect
Aug.
1.
Licences
for
farm
a
state
of
siege
has
been
declared
ln
Paris
owing
to
anti-Nazi
activities
there
are
denied.
Parisians,
it
is
said,
are
once
again
permit
ted
to
pursue
their
normal
lives.
HUNGARIAN
SPEEDING
BUDAPEST,
Sept.
25:
(09)
Hairdressers
and
barbers
held
a
MASSING
assistant
Canadian
trade
com-
Large
Land
and
Sea
Reinforce-
ments
Assembling
Pacific
Area.
in
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
25:
According
to
a
Reuter's
dispatch
from
Shanghai,
9
school
teachers
have
arrived
there
from
Turkey
over
the
trans-Siberian
railway
reporting
that
they
saw
train-load
after
trainload
of
Russian
soldiers
being
rushed
to
the
Mongolian
and
Manchoukuan
borders,
evidently
to
reinforce
large
troop
concentrations
already
there.
Twenty
Russian
warships
are
reported
to
have
arrived
at
Vladivostok
to
reinforce
the
Soviet
fleet
already
at
that
important
Pacific
port.
CONTEST
IN
PR.
RUPERT
SLAYING
German
Artillery
Fires
Raging
WOUNDED
Across
Channel
But
No
Damage
Done
And
No
Casualties
DOVER,
Sept.
25:
German
long
range
art.llery
fired
several
salvos
i
AIR
CHIEFS
i
MAKE
TOURi
il
There
will
be
active
service
Dolls
Deputy
Minister
and
Chief
of
Staff
at
Prince
Rupert,
A
I
if
or
d
Bay,
Arc
Due
in
Prince
Rupert
Dundas
Point,
Frederick
Point
and
est
Week.
last
night-thafr
Sir
L.
Decarteret,
deputy
minister
-national
-defence
for
air,
and
Air
Vice
Marshal
L.
S.
Breadner,
chief
of
air
staff.
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force,
will
make
a
five-day
tour
of
west
coast
operation
-
training
statioas
next
weeK.
on
Tuesday
and
weo-
Qn
tne
nesday
they
will
visit
Ucluelet,
!use
0f
Aliford
Bay,
Prince,
Rupert,
Bella
Bella
and
Coal
Harbor.
NEW
VOICE
IN
SOVIET
"Old
Revolutionist"
Emerges
Talk
for
Vast
Union
of
Republics.
WASHINGTON,
Sept.
25:
(')
to
A
new
voice
In
Soviet
affairs
now
sounds
in
Moscow
as
the
official
spokesman
of
Socialist
Soviet
S.
A.
Lozovsky,
vice
commissar
'for
foreign
affairs,
hitherto
al-
Imost
unknown
to
the
rest
of
the
world,
now
acts
for
the
Soviets
in
relaying
official
communiques
and
information
on
the
daily
develop
ments
in
the
war
between
Nazi
and
Soviet
armies.
the
vessel
had
been
almost
com-
vehicles
were
reduced
Dy
nan
ano.
Acclamation
for,
Premier
T.
D.
ists..
who
for
40
years
has
played
pletely
consumed
by
names.
(commercial
verucies
py
vwo-mi.ua.
pattullo
Now
Appears
to
an
important
if
behlnd-the-
Tjo.Tenpp
and
Carson
proceeded
Gasoline
ration
lor
taxis
ano
pu-
r.e
Unlikely.
Mnni,o.mio
(r,
t?ni9
nhlpflv
in
"
-
-
,
-
-
oL.ciivg-iwii.
...
avuuw.m,
j
ln
the
small
boat
to
Arrandale
(
vate-hlre
vehicles
was
set
,
.
at
,
40
the
revo)utionaiy
labor
move-
whence
another
patrol
vessel
took
per
cent
and
for
tourist
vehicles
Thfre
had
been
suggestions
that
ment.
For
years
he
has
been
a
them
to
Stewart.
at
25
per
cent
or
tneir
original
.
D
Pattuilo
might
have
writer
and
speaker
on
lnterna-
ratlon.
Buses
and
service
cars
.
nrriamatlon
in
his
tinnni
and
revolutionary
move-
were
allowed
85
per
cent
and
farm
home
ridlng
Qf
prince
Rupert
at
ments
with
particular
emphasis
and
industrial
nwumic
the
forthcoming
provincial
elec-
on
labor
problems
ln
South
Amer-
cent
oi
tneir
previous
aUU.1o.
fact
that
nommation
iCa,
the
Far
East
and
Spain.
,
papers
have
been
taken
out
by
Observers
here
consider
it
slg-the
Commonwealth
Co-operation
nificant
that
he
is
the
first
im-Federatlon
would
indicate
that
portant
official
of
the
commisar-
thls
1.113
is
not
ivv
to
vj
be
the
'
case.
Papers
lat
-
of
foreign
affairs
who
has
.
m
In
PnriC
I
IPtllPfl
have
been
taken
out
both
by
the
openly
played
a
leading
role
111
1
Olio
lClllCU
CHICAGO
WHEAT
CHICAGO,
Sept.
25:
Wheat
was
3j,c
higher
on
the
Chicago
market
today
with
May
at
$1.258.
BOTTLED
GASES
....it
1
1
.Uh.ln..
Iv.
fVlA
grandfather
who
says
he
has
ped-'
shaving
and
hiircutting
contest
some
cases
using
bottled
gases
ln-
aled
his
bicycle
more
man
19,000
ln
which
the
winner
set
a
speed
itenoed
ior
rurai
cuokiub
.
aim
'record
of
30
seconds.
f
rigeratlon.
CLAIMS
ARE
DIVERGENT
Easier
to
Do
That
Than
Take
Care(Moscow
Declares
Soviet
Forces
Are
of
Injured
Soldiers
on
Counter
-
Attacking
Effectively
KUSSian
iront.
i
Nazis
Threaten
Ilir
Thinir.
MOSCOW.
Sent.
25:
German
wounded
in
the
fighting
with
Rus-1
sia
are
being
killed
so
it
will
not
have
ordered
..the
death
sentence
istered
for
the
provincial
elec-
jbe
necessary
to
care
for
them,
It
i
fn.
Mm,
tAMVimAH
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tVUJVBb
0
"-fc
btMUgVU
v.
tish
parachutists.
riding
next
month,
an
increase
from
3672
in
last
election.
Providing
more
than
one
can-
-'5
dldate
s
m
th2
field
when
nom-
lnatioiis
lna"01is
close
close
next
next
Tuesday,
Tuesday,
there
there
Fire
Again
Tide
Swinging
Reds
Declare
Battle
of
Leningrad
in
Their
Favor
Today
London
Not
Quite
So
Optimistic.
in
Liberals
Llberais
and
and
the
the
C.C.F.
C.C.F.
whose
wnose
International
international
revolutionary
revolutionary
orgs
organ-
candidate
Is
expected
to
be
George
lzatlons
abroad
as
well
as
in
kus-
pPn.i
nr
r.rMt
French
citv
Per-'weaver
of
Vancouver.
The
papers
sla.
From
time
to
time
ne
na3
mittcd
To
Follow
Normal
Lives,
have
not
yet
been
filed
in
either
(
been
heard
of
in
the
United
States,
It
Is
Said
case.
So
far
no
interest
appears
unma,
reru
or
pain.
tn
be
taken
bv
the
Conservatives
He
was
born
Solomon
ADrano
BERLIN,
Sept.
25:
Reports
that
in
the
contest
here,
vich
Dridzo
in
1878,
the
son
of
and
exile.
After
the
throne
of
the
Czars
tumbled
in
the
World
War,
Lozovsky
followed
Lenin
back
to
Rus
sia,
helped
..wv.
uv
actively
ln
.
the
revo
LONDON,
Sept.
25:
While
reports
Russian
forces
heavily
and
effec-
Salvos'tively
with
fierce
fighting
all
along
me
entire
ironi
irom
Murmansk
on
the
Arctic
Ocean
to
Odessa
on
the
Black
Sea,
Important
advances
being
made
at
some
points,
the
Nazis
in
Berlin
are
forecasting
that
the
greatest
military
dltas-
ter
of
all
hUtory
will
soon
befaU
terd
from
the
coast
but
no
damage
was
done
and
there
rw"Y
T7
I
V
.
Island,
Georgetown,
Gillatt
Arm,
Were
no
casualtles
r.,n(0c
'
A
Moscow
statement
last
night
u.
'Lon
"cninf,
fala"aa
T
be
made
by
President
Franklin
his
recnt
trin
to
Etyot.
visited
"ort
inTe
H
Inverness
Jar,
t
-savs
that
Chancellor
Adolf
P33'5130.1.1:.
I".'"'
fa.P
?nAet
n
Rnnvo1fr
,fnnr
olm
Eneland
to
confer
with
Imnerial
Hitler
has
already
transmit-
""I"
r
"
-
;
n-nP.i
nt.ff
wn
Hm
"mesine
island,
Mas
asserted
that
Leningrad's
defend
ers
had
recaptured
three
villages
and
a
railway
yard
as
a
titantlc
battle
went
on.
German
bombers
hurled
them
selves
against
Moscow's
outer
de
fences
last
night
but
none
got
through,
Berlin
threatened
that
Leningrad
was
about
to
be
subjected
to
the
same
ordeal
as
Warsaw
suf-
Barrett
Point.
'fered.
It
said
that
fighting
was
Mr.
Willa
Ray
has
been
ap-
VICTORIA,
Sept.
25:
(Oj)
The
already
under
way
from
house
to
pointed
election
clerk
to
assist
Western
Air
Command
announced
house
In
the
streets
of
the
city.
Air.
Mortimer
Another
German
claim
was
that
eighteen
Soviet
ammunition
trains
had
been
destroyed
by
Nazi
bombers
near
Kharkov,
the
next
objective
after
Kiev.
The
Germans
were
reported
to-
,day
to
have
launched
their
attack
Crimean
Peninsula
with
four
divisions
of
crack
mechanized
forces.
The
Red
Army
declared
from
Moscow
today
that
the
tide
of
the
fierce
Battle
of
Leningrad
has
begun
to
swing
in
its
favor
and
reported
counter
-
attacks
against
the
German
besiegers
in
great
number
and
strength
on
several
sectors.
German
re-infoicements
are
constantly
arriving,
declared
the
army
newspaper
Red
Star,
but
Red
army
fighters
and
armed
Leningrad
citizens
are
dealing
blows
in
various
directions.
British
aid
for
the
Russian
armies
is
being
rushed
to
the
eastern
front
in
a
rapidly
increasing
tide,
it
was
authoritatively
reported
today
as
dispatches
painted
a
darkening
outlook
for
the
Red
forces
both
at
Leningrad
and
in
the
Crimea.
Reports
in
authoritative
circles
said
the
German
attack
on
Cri
mea
was
developing
by
a
force
Lozovsky's
emergence
reveals
...
.
matr
a
onvth,
lin
t
fnilP
.
f
thP
n1H
revolution-r4""
"v
"r
11
ill
HO
'
-
divisions.
With
the
Royal
Air
Force
dis
closed
to
be
flying
on
the
eastern
front,
a
reliable
source
said
British
tanks
may
soon
be
ln
action
with
the
Russians
against
the
Germans.
ITALIANS
TAKING
IT
vviin
gasoline
ouuihibc
ui
r...
etotoB
,ntr.rict9
are
n
lntlon.
and
became
a
prominent
'
the
war
Transport
Fleet
Is
Being
Gradually
Wiped
Out
by
British
Navy
in
the
Mediterranean.
LONDON,
Sept.
25:
(O)
British
poor
Jewish
parents,
and
ln
his
naval
authorities
declare
that
one
vouth
worked
in
a
meat
market,
.out
oi
every
o
axis
ve&oeis
Several
times
he
underwent
arrest
oring
to
cross
the
Mediterranean
Sea
from
European
side
to
North
Africa
is
being
sunk.
Fifty
percent
o
th&
merchant
fleet
of
Italy
has
been
either
sunk
or
--
damaged
since
Italy
went
Into
11VJ
-
"
-
-
'
-
-
UbabVO
ltTlClll
...
.
..AfUV)
figure
in
tne
organization
oi
wors-,
ou
jar
una
muum
iwi.
ers
in
t
oblaoru
CP-dc-I
tons
of
Italian
shipping
has
bren
ers
into
labor
unions.
sunk.