Show 6 - i ' ' 2 - Thursday Morising rbe 54it gake Zeibune - 1 1 Claim II Soviet Communique A tiM1TRIans of Major News Digest Extension of Evacuation of Taganrog Donets Nazis Take Town hut Suffer Heavy Losses in Fierce Counterattacks Russ Resistance Halts Moscow Push Production of Russ - Leaders tof Iceland Quit (1TP)-7-Th- BERLIN—Germans report advances in Industrial Donets basin in southern Itussia---Stor- y page 2 column 3 VICIIY—Second German officer assassinated in France from Marshal Petain to turn over guilty ones bringing appeal to police to save lives of 150 hostages in nazi hands—Story page 1 column 5 ROMEL–Italians admit huge damsge to Naples by British air raid—Story page 1' column T five-ho- - LONDON Oct 22 (AP)—The embittered charge that the course of the German-Russia- n war had become "the hour of our greatest humiliation" because of Britt les inability to send an army into western Europe was flung at the government Wednesday by the labor peer Lord Straboleg from the floor of the house of lords Contrasting this period to Brit successful Nowhere in the al's "finest hour"—the city have B IT' of four-mon- th e ed WALLPAPER Arms Traortic EllIGDIG ur - catslk'' - 'a - Films Show Mud Snow nit latest German newsreel showed German motor equipment '' - ' ' 1"'' ' - '- ' - I 07 4 4 - - t‘ t: t‘ ' aNi‘s radio British oti 0‘ e :: tol so f I - " 11 k ' ' ' ‘11111atiN0 - ' -- - - p I !r407101 ls- -- - w- -- -- 4 ' T - N4 i ''-- ' P ' i i i t ' t s ) - ' - f wt - ' - 0 ' i -- - - - - - -- 1 ' - ' f - "-- 0 - 0 7 '' ' - s ' ' ' '''' - - - ' ' i - - 4 f ' ' !I ' c) IP""111° i11 1 - 4'-f - p ' ‘10(9 t I I - ""'""'''' " 4- '4""1 t ' ' with new rings of trenches I Bala la Donets Reported (Another British broadcast said rain was falling in the 'Donets 1 ' basin and that both sides were i using cavalry because the roads were becoming impassable) Authorized sources said how' i ever that absence of talk about t Moscow did not mean operations I there were slowing up 4 II The newspaper Angriff referred to the capital as "bersteged" Although there were some indica- d ' I T I ItoN i‘41‘ half-ligh- t" '' 0 4 4 s' s' 4 14-- k N i 1 ' - ) IS‘ heard by C B 8 quoted the Moscow nwsparier Isvestia as saying heavy fog enveloped the vicinity aad described long files of people "in the shifting march ing through the city with spades on their shoulders to gird Moscow 4 - the (However I i 7 :' t ' 4 ' west of Moscow s D) r ' 4 4 - wte- i S eS r: l e Iclit‘Co - - off snow from airplane wings beGernuut planes in a single aerial 20 or so! motorcycles' but were fore starting their flights battle and said 23 others were being "powerfully rebuffed" (A Tau broadcast from Moe-co- w said snow was drifting deep t-- 44414414441 tw4444444''4" 11Nonow44944:- 144txty 33 I - ntibt - - - - "4"'? - -- -- 4- - 4 - '1 ss s - - ' ' - " i s ' i' ' k -- ' - 4 g - - ''' -4 "--- - - - AJCir wee ' ' - - - - tr doe0 I -- '- 1 11' - - - - ' At - 411111PV ' D 4 P'P°L° - ' ' - i - : ' KN1 4 ' 0e Y: - k s i I - t 0 ''''' i ‘ ‘' 1 -- ot Tr141 IINI' it1:10 ' - -- ' ''" tr' '' -' ': - N 3 : 1 ' A I JP NI - AP kzgtil gale-driv- I - - ' FAMOUS EfiallIDDIER al al) A mil 1 'WNW diP Ike "linag" 111011 ' '- 1 63504000 - 00- - ' - ! 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In the Moscow theater he said ' there was nothing wholly reliable ' to fix the precise distance from the capital of the nearest nazi forces— and he added it was not likely to be exactly known until the froint was stabilized ( tar - ' - - a P glqf"17 117 Lif It I - i" - C' 11"N 4 ' la aft ia - - ‘ ' g 'l ou l remember a 'trip to Salt Lake City for many reasons not theleast of which uillbe the fur values you'll find at DUPLER'S RIFIIT NOW YOU WOULD BE JUST IN TIME to visit our Anion and lielect YOUR fur coat during our money-savin- g An Sale! on West's the niversary Depend Largest Ex elusive Furriers to make )our visit MORE than 'worth white - oiwollo er ut ''- $ee the Row Fan shock's today p - - f"- aY kz - 9 '- ' (p) iv - " (Continued from Page One) all but static under snows "Undoubtedly" he added "Hitler will order and carry out new attacks but he will not again be able to muster anything like the strength he has used up in the past ' two weeniks" e most optimistic estimat of the Russian position to come front responsible London quarters in many a day—was said to apply about equally to the Len ingrad front but it wu coupled with an emphatic warning that the story of the struggle for both cities was far front the final I I page Speaking specifically of the sector before Moscow this qualified Informant declared that the red troop& no less than the nazis now were exhausted by the great struggle and added: "If both armies are so sorely strained as they appear to be a small factor may tip the scales one way or another The fact remains i has failed to however that Hitler achieve that 'decisive' result which he promised in his speech before starting the attack (This referred to Hitier's speech on October 3 which was the first public notice that his command had gone all-o- 4 if - s Is (11:: arir 7 1-- s's "' ' Itt ' ' witer"oisme'' - e'' -- I Slows Tempo Of Nazi Drives N07:100' —gres vi:S 4ettok ' valk‘ t t sy -- P ao!' i ''-' 4 ' ---- -- t ' ! a e4- -- fJ Winter Russian ' 't : pressure on Leningrad was reported here to be continuingremorselessly and German nowereels showed Finnish artillery in action on that front br I I - - ir i t - r nazi-occupi- MOSCOW—Russians admit evacuation of Taganrog on sell of Azov but report Germans are on defensive at several points en same front—Story page 2 column L BERLIN Oct 22 4RI—The Ocrmans officially reported extension of their occupation of the Indus' trial Donets basin in southern Russia Wednesday and commentators declared soviet munitions and arms production was being Crushed to a standstill Military quarters indicated that the high command considers it more important at the present stage to knock out Russia's production completely than to take mora prisoners or territory The high command had nothing whatever to say of its Moscow offensive which for 'só many days had played tholeading part in its operations except to report bombing of the capital by day and IBritiin Shamed hy Failure To Strike Nazis Says-Pee- REYKJAVIK Iceland"' Oct 22 government : resigned Wednesday 'Disagreement over methoda for dealing with the rising cost of living salaries and other problems associated with the influx of the from American a n d British troops withdraway Dunkerque—Lord Strabolgi plead- they seen such uniformly low brought the crisis to thicoalition ed for a better use of British man- prices such tremenck)usly power to forge the equipment for government He an Invasion eventual large displays grades and army Premier Hermann 'Jonasson said: 0 of handed the resignationa to the We are unable to make a seri- patterns regent who will decide 'later ous diversion in the west or create a second front because we have whether to accept them Jonasson has been prime min- not reached —after five or six ister for seven years years—sufficient rearmament" He formally protested 'when (He referred to the British reBritish troops were sent to Ic- - armament program which began CCland early in the yearbut later to take form in 1936 and 1931 cordial relations' were teetered be- but gained no serious impetus 19 IV Find ?tooth ?hobo tween the two countries' ' until early 123P) Wo A first la Pieter IPeoloir Stubborn red resistance and onslaught of bitter Russian winter appears to halt nazi advance on Moscow and along Azov seaahore—Story page 1 columns 7 and 8 Munitions Arms Crushed Say Nazis MOSCOW ThursdaY Aug 23 (AP)—The soviet midnight communique said Thursday'that Taganrog on the sea of Azov 30 miles west of Rostov had been evacuated but official dispatches broadcast by the Moscow radio said the Germans had been forced on the defensive at several points on the same front Russian troops Inflicted 35000 casualties on the Germans be- shot down by antiaircraft south of fore abandoning the town the the capital communique said (The Germans In none of the three major bat claimed the capture of Taganrog areas around the capital was tie over the week end) Unarm itself broadcast a story there an appreciable German ad' imf staunch red army resistance vance it was implied strenuous on throe sectors of the 'snow fighting" "Especially wail reported in the soviet come drifted front before the capital mand's midday communique as Change Hands announced over the wireless in The southern dispatches ra- these unchanged sectors: Mosdioed by the official Tans agency haisk 57 miles west of Moscow said numerous places around Ros- Maloyaroslavets 65 miles to the tov had changed hands several southwest and Kalinin 95 miles to times: that 75 German tanks' had the northwest artilbeen by defending Nazis Hurled Back lery or All Gernian attempts toe adDispatches to the soviet press vance on- Moscow were smashed stated that in the theater of Orel by the stubborn resistance and by about 200 miles south of Moscow - From War Theaters SNveep IiCattse I I Oda Ver 23 1911: 41 |