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were employing 'is sonid: tile engagement a vital dispatches of the first importance' ety of stubborn tactics to hold ' en fät 'the rod army for—it the were being relayed to it back invaders These ranted Admiral Iting's flagshiP presum- front the Gertnaa offensive should succeed In Itndian stalking the wehrmacht in this area would ably met the Potomac at sea and fashion to more American orthodox man' to into admiralboarded the the position presiden- euvers- such as the one by which awing ickorthyrobt make contact with the Gorman tiaryacht h ler disCusions probably army newspaper- Red star reconnected-Witso the AtiantiO patrol the surprisingly contingents which iforted the soviet "N" division was of Smolensk now stretching far out toward Eus turned up southeast a river bank unnamed '' ' : itolding !the 'tines rope and keeping open l'uteday A dispatch from the front said of communication to Iceland force-oIn- Second Move Seen The rumors of a Churchili that a strong German and by artillery wouldsupported serve the kitiestloriThis to led Roosevelt aisles strategy meeting launched an attack- Sat' a wide- encircle- - Ingot both Secretary of State Ilull dual purpose of tot cross the river urday attempting --------' enenC of Kiri- end SOroronno''Of and- Stephen Early White- House a highway junction and connections between the Ukrainian press secretary Early said he controlling the hintorland and the Russian Black knew nothing about such A meet- railroad! station to a city Odessa sea Tort-obut referred questioners to the' approach ing The Russian division permitted APPereatly there Seat least one state and navy departments German units to cross smaller encirclement- movement Hull answered questions by gar advanced within this larger one the high Int that ha had talked !with the and then counterattacked 'crushthe them Ing reported dispatch eommend president by :telephone Saturday The 'German Twenty-fourt- h and smite trYing to break out of a night and that the president 'men- TwentY-fir' infantry regiments limited area et entrapment near tioned only that he was 'i leaving were said to have suffered heavy Kiev had been repulsed and in on a cruisti losses leaving 210 dead on the destroyed D N B the neVng part field 110 rifles four antitank guns ' ageacy told of the derailment of a 4"1"!ler High POTS0111110 one field gun ' and The London Daily Mall pub" large red army transport train heard thatj the soviet firthicit- 'etas trying to move defeatlished a dispatch from Waahington 1'44oscow ed troops and equipment eastward quoting 'reports in official circles lines in the Bel ' Tserkoy sector ' especially strong en the same front ' here that in addition to the Duke below Kiev wereRoast e river' which brintualont the In the north German Meager- - of Kent now in CinadaTanother y into the flows eschmitta were credited with wreck- high British personage might-flDnieper from the ins three heavily laden Russian to meet President Roosevelt Men- West In the Korosten sector the alunitAons traine near Lake INANE tioned in this connection In the Russian defense uses another ' almost oomplete occupation of Ea' dispatch Were both Churchill 'and Dnieper tributary- thetlzh Ionia last of the soviet Baltic bu- Lord Beaverbrook British supply !i The battle also rolled along In ' ' tt st satea was indicated with off!- - minister Ildosco‘4 :the Smolensk 'vial: aanotincement of the capture It- Was believed that Only inlet-ten- s' on the Estonian front before Len' ' 'et T&I)44 rallwai town 43 mile' along of tha 'greatest izipottance ingrad and further north - southeast ' of Tallinn would from partici- Finland to round out an 1800-mi-parliamentary de front pating in the ' l was The situation around Kholm in '' bate which expected to DESKS' ‘ some sharp criticism on pro the marshlands midway between duction and'' other phases Of Brit- Leningrad and Moseow was oh- anikl d acuteThe region was not IV ish policy kUrt----- t- C i in the noon COMMUniqUi Roosevelta 'of The purpose 6"i 11111111a Churehill meeting' If 'arty were after having - been cited:' for the the midnight statei':chca Impplanned was' aasumed to be for first nent- suggesting the nazis had a discussioll tef Ist collaboratiotv possibly with special driven a wedge between the larger ' 17reference to 3apan and the situa- Leningrad and Smolensk frontsl tion in the Pacific It was suggested also Ithat the 'clainit:gukt ipamt every oquipmel for filo offisc talks of Churchill and j Hopkins ' ' trostIcerscr imrstelto- ratorad at the Looso Loaf losinss &woo ' have- developed some points ra - auorlitatileirtact ot UgehaallI1sYnoci Might rrt and Mei which prime president Auhipertattoa rates: Utah Idaho tie 1: it I:I- iL3' I minister ' wished 'to explore more pid :WAIT:1 diautviYauSene4 rillalalsrweg I 1 I fully In a personal inciting ' 1 t I - daor and Sunday- month' 1112S the--Germ- With-th- firatl report of a Germanisd- - -- cow proved too stubborn e ' Reports Youths Fighting Heavy fighting also was- In Progress In the Bel Tserkov area 50 miles south of the Ukraine capital The Russians declared official- the Germans sustaining it thatlosses heavy among their regulars are throwing cadets ss and reservists into the - that a reviied German plan of that nature would develop if red army resistance In front of Mos There is warrant now however for the assumption that stubborn Russian defense-on-thLeningrad Moscow and Kiev fronts hos led to a revlidon of nazi battle plans Pressure on all three is being continued but It seems pouible that encirclement and destruction plecetneal of Russian armies still holding the Dniester front In the southwestern Ukraine Is being : That appeared possible ?i ussta War 3trategy ns 4 taken : Were fl the railroads meeting at the:Im- portant Bvelavi Tserkolt Pine-Lio- By Kirke L Simpeers T Salt lake Tribune linerial News Service Another German panzer spearhead has stabbed deep into RusDeclaim Soviet sian defenses midwai between the main Leningrad and Mos Columns Fall cow battle fronts but it is south In Steady Push east of Kiev that the most ominous threat to red armies still is : discernible Tribune Copyright by Chicago Berlin advice" say the nazis HELSINGFORS Finland Aug 5 have overrun 43 Russian defen—Hard fighting again is reported sive Hbunkers" or field fortificaTueiday from Finland's eastern tions in that area Presumably front where Finnish columns are this refers to the fighting in the devouring soviet columns piecemeal region of Byelaya Tierkov 50 es they penetrate deeper into miles or so south of 'ties Nazi oneiny territory Much additional strategy in this movement Is not clear since information is lackwar' booty has been captured The Finns further report the deing as to whether the reported strUction of more than 40 soviet new gains were in the direction tanks and armored cars in the of Kiev or southeastward along latelit engagements indicating the field of operations already ts eo far the north of Lake Ladoga already eastward that roads have been are approaching the zone where reached where the Russians can the German armored column are employ these weapons which have pusbing northward 600miles away been useless in the torettl battles from the East Prnsatais-frontifrom where they started Ilk weeks fought until now Finnish forces advancing around ago Deflection of Troops Hints Easing of Thrust at Moscow - Wugust 6 1941 4 Analyst Sees Shift tn a Toward Kiev Estern Frant British bol- ster Singapore with heavy land a4 and naval 'reinfo1 rceme0s--Story page ' columns:'? 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