| Show 8 x Sunday IktornIng 5alt gake reibunt Zrbt Nazis Claim 11THECAIUCASU-S-I2JJE -- ' ' CITY tester is aisle ova fet North C':(1 e Caocasio vino produce of 3! :::::'61 much heav y t wo imischmety r1 SAARAILT I Crimea Gain ' ' t:'"C ! : 4 Germans Stress ':' ' iat Ir ":t'y i ' ''''' '' ' — - - :11111 1a1tit Sod DiffiCulty in Piercing Zone 'Z 611 masa - I ripipp lldF via -- cooties the Caecases" Comae gsaerais are saying today as they mop 11Noto the ceeettittesi Ukreiatt nay have their eye ea the Cahloanwiske region $heeny ea ettie asap—aastere et teem Wad sod ligla onevistainc winter play reminds arid big industry oranges and oil Most of all it is the oil There's enough lot the Caocasits to keep Nan pasizers going for years and 'years "MEXT M i 1108i01 - 0 li4 -- I tab k111C1411- ': 1::'':! 4: : '''''71 :: 15::::::::: "I '' VOLGA TERMINAL Attrakkoo oil Volga delis it em l': trot peed et greatest Russia rivet treosperi ietwerk NOINO10011 am swum tiskvies make iit caveat ear - i 40 '4' Soviet Tells World Nazi Drive on Moscow Is Stopped :: : ::': :-- I: Jell 1 gl''''''' 414)1 b 11' It Russian Tanks Speedy Care Vichy Tighfdis Regulatilom Put German Saves Many on British Risk Firms Troops on Run War Wounded Copyright by Times tected by thia guartnte may be ORNIA ' fy'' ':'''' - : Novemler 9 1911 VICHY Ambulance Planes Rush Injured To Nazi Hospitals 2:' :: - ''''11 et -- F1 - - 1 1(4—°' Nja dive-bombe- annulled by government order During the year there has been a great increase in the business of German companies In France more than 30 of which are understood to be established her regula- tions concerning British ineurance companies in France and Algeria were contained in a decree issued Saturday Under them the secretary of state for national economy is empowered to annul certain contracts with British companies By a decree published September 13 1940 British companies were forbidden to sign any new contracts but were permitted to carry existing contracta on the condition deposits were made to constitute a guarantee under French legislation Outstanding business riot pro (Continued from Page One) Copyright by New York Times ersrtY I BERLIN Nov 8—Brain and êtai et wit ti specific Tass the official soviet wounds which would have It'll milLEEmor 140 -- spine news agency said the Russians war rtf BERLIN Nov 8 (A'—The Canasu1NAFropedds ret had launched new attacks along been fatal in the World war days s-bound army of Adolf Hitthe Balinin front about 95 miles can now be healed thanks to the pi:0e 11114 4111111r northwest of Moscow and that rapid transportation to hospitals ler has smashed through six miles mt Amor Novoreesis street fighting was continuing in In the rear made of a heavily fortified zone at the possible by planes Voireelaloysk the northeast part of Kalinin itnarrowest part of the Kerch peninmauls '4C11' CP:) and to recent discoveries of Amer- self sula in the Crimea the German Other RUILitian counterattacks lean and Swedish imrgeons tit ILTIO '" were reported about Mozhaisk 57 high command announced SaturThis was demonstrated to a 4:td64 Om 0) miles west of Moscow and the day and news dispatches said a of newsmen Friday during '1" 6"r4 group Russian radio said soviet "N ok" 105 '1 flame thrower and grenade attack P of the reserve hospital and a tour :'"''''''''''''''''''''''''°'1111 aira German blasted Nkt-177701 '3007'1 MO i 211reAriAt had broken across 53 Russian 65 reeducational home in the vicinity 11 near drome all tje4o Maloyaroslavets on the front about casemate' 041 miles southwest of the capital of Berlin to show how the GerY' -I Moscow Supotatql: 4111vs—eydull Lkt-'1t-'vThe Germans were declared to be mane are caring for their seriously At German gains' before the capiusing flame throwers in attempts wounded soldiers INTL PC tal were described as considerP J -" Head wounds were common It to stop the Russian tanks AN" RESORT able and Russian losses as heavy was 14' A Mal explained becauss the steal 94coP eL 1Z51--4 Pressed Back w -JSJ helmet does not protect at close Clain' Division Wiped Out CAPITAL 4N-en- t om "t" ft mmo31i Si In an unspecified area on the range and many soldiers prefer to '''mammo0olm In other fighting an entire Rusoil holds — "11 r- :I flank presumably southwest shed it even under fire 41"1 ""1 left -1 tfii'rli : sian cavalry division was declared Soho aro tr) Moscow of the Moscow radio said N Ay''' ''OPrrt in the official war report to have sti bnt worldI s tichost 47yyylas"4itt' ':i "the enemy has been pressed back Many Paralyzed ' Cheicii loco telt A1w i' 4illicQii 1 a"1 ' ftbeen destroyed south of the 'rails In the hospital about 180 cases for four days running" I 410 C 0 6 otb4 ' '41flitlrPjtVo tie 4"1' ZCZCC:''D' IN CIL LIN7'7' s2 mountains which rim the Cri more sources London took the of brain and spinal column wounds e ojit Ii peas p tioiltrad tok mean peninsula Here the fightRUSSIA GETS '"Irit t olosetaios cautious view that the battle lines suffered mostly on the Russian itehm was be to it in said s: proceeding ing agile key ALAAAAAA 1111441tFANOEPSEHI- ER I 114 " t 4t probably were changing hourly front are being cared for They UNITED N:44414:ke of all Contain an almost trackleas country with kwith the Germans too exhausted to range from stretcher cases to ad' STATES ernto!114::' M7rTPIMIIVMSFMAW'Irg"A( Lan' Isiah the Russians everywhere beaten t r keep up the attack and the Rus- vanced convalescent& They had k A444A1 i 1 although not yet rounded up sians too battered to turn their all developed either partial paraly': ' i '7 ''' The high command described 41 ' tF 011 1 I 404 counteroffensive into a sis loss of speech or memory atRUSSIA attack on 1 the the Ketch peninsula ist lripto offensive sustained the illii::0Pr''f tacks or nervous disorders along 11Voltili4"' 4' as taking place "on the narrows (CAUCASUS) AL I '''N'Y orvol whole front Bairu—Nt NL4M TM A corporal who in July had his to isthmus"— Kerch the 01 leading :i The British radio predicted that left leg amputated at the thigh tx Lodi Symbol IZei iltip—Zgit 'It 'akotti” the where the at ' 'i 'Pi — place evidently the Germans would "undertake in and his skull opened the size of &plats VENEZUtIA IFItf peninsula narrows to a f the near future a new assault on a flatiron by 'I 100000030 All nk ::':?:i':1:1:::2:' ILfragment was 11t t wide neck of land just east of its Vsi Moscow in a new sector" The an- on his way to recovery '"-:"00 tio ' Smelt ''‘'" 't tit p Yeodosiya nouncer did not say where this to smile and declare hesufficiently c?1:: i1 REST OF was "feelAlthough the communique said 'r---- WORLD might be but did quote reports ing fine" A of the "beaten enemy" 0 00 AAA1 pursuit that German troops were being A parachutist who had been ' :: was under way other Informa4 ' ?:4 ::i immommoulli moved southward from Kalinin ::::::4"7::::? R::40-Ashot through the head in the fighttA MILES ( Istionates 1940 priodocties ) tion here indicated the approaches howOther reports persistent ing in Crete was on his feet again eastern extreme to Kerch at the ever said the Germans were dig- as METAL was another who had received 11 end of the peninsula were not wide FOOD WINING OIL in to hold what they already an equally severe spine wound at ging L3 °RKPLANTS ItUi 4"" FIELDS INDUSTRIES TS INS open L1siLLNIIR5 LIVESTOCK had overrun regardless of the the base of the neck Many other outcome of an offensive lEmphasizs Difficulties wounded in this hospital were non40AirogOlk PIPELINES itwiNt QCOTTON MAIN tf:cS commissioned tank corps officers pew Mistake ts ee Big mom Reports from the front derribed ItAILIIOADS the Russian defenses as an alThis strategy London observ- Must Learn Anew most impenetrable thicket of ers said would be in line with In the reeducational room where easemates and trenches strongly contentions of Ger- most of the brain cases are sent the repeated defended by a Russian rear guard man military commentators that when they reach a certain stage which sprayed every square yards Napoleons big mistake in 1812 of recovery 80 men are being of the terrain with murderous was in retreating rather than digtaught like children to talk write fire ging in to last out the horrible and count Some of these men The Germans were silent howwinter to be treated like have ever on what was happening in Around besieged Leningrad the Asked who Napoleon was and how r the strategic Crimean port of war raged on the MOSCOW radio long the World war lasted a 24- Sevastopol where for several days a time For of Caucasus as Russia's the people long thoiight reporting that German casualties year-ol- d high school graduate said artillery and dive bombers have 260000 In October alone he did not know of Stalin and three poloist Princes lidivani the totaled been harassing the soviet naval birthplace Joseph from rage One) (Continued Winter there might offer the GerThose having lost the use of base of attacks their mans home the extra of and caviar where prospect the good place Argonauts sought across hand by being wounded The German air force guarding air and not on the ground in a the ice of Lake Ladoga In theright side of their brain are left the golden fleece by good many German cities" against a Russian withdrawal was here It said to write wine cotton Caspian caviar citsea from the Crimea Was reported being taught Now war the focus We got a warm reception over brings 41to rus fruits and some of the worlds In the carpentry shop men who to have effectively attacked soreal Caucasus—the vast tree- best had the use of only one arm were viet transports One of 8000 tons Berlin as shells burst all around the draught horses Seized-Shi- p less plains of the north Caucasus The two dozen elements of the was sunk off Yalta while others us" another pilot said making Christmas toys out of where Cossacks once rode the Caucasus' population Were fightor wood and painting cardboard were bombed east of Kerch A observasaid The that containing the most ing wars at the time of Christ them $10 Rumanian submarine was credit- tion of ministry Mannwas at results better lugged mountains in Europe and Because their country was a link One man could give the correct d with sinking another transport heim where "some large fires were Transcaucasia the southern prov- between European civilizations to It (Al—The answer to how much was seventimSt 12000 tons in the Black sea Nov' NEW YORK on Iran and Tur- the north and Persians and Turks but not reported and were beginning to inces bordering National Maritime Union (C I 0) es-nine key Welded together they be- to the south they fought invaders announced Another knew how much spread" and at Cologne where come S U the that Saturday a land with the same inter- in both directions When but could "many pilots were right down through maritime commission had grant- was over the city and bombed from ests and Industries as much of the the centuries there was no not 130 Paword the invapronounce a ed increase $10 wage United States a low level" sion they fought 'among them- effective monthly have been in this home for tients 1 to unliNovember Until recent years most Cauca selves (The planes were officially recensed seamen sailing on vessels more than a year but it is hoped termer! Then Russia ported at Berne to have dropped stens were for eventually to reinstate them in acquired by the United States un- civilian a rainy day began Long War History life Incendiaries in the Jonschwil area preparing act seizure the der ship In the World war Turkey and decentralization of industry DENVER Nov 8 (Al—United without causing damage and to its of director Christensen Thomas Factories were built on the Cas- Russia struggled through a bitter N It U's States Senator Ed C Johnson have dropped a depart- seamen 'tailing the same trade Black sea cities rich Caucasus campaign that was die ment said in a statement must appear in the Denver district bomb between Liestal and Cau- pian andresources that routes under the American flag oil natural particularly appointing to both Even in the the commission wage scale was court District Judge George F sen near Basle 'Vichy reported and The former wage scale was not manganese were exploited to last few years there have been Dunk lee ruled Saturday to sub- that another British bomber landhalf of that paid available approximately e war-likthe a Russia hilt occasional outbreaks in Today in good ed at mit to oral questioning and lost to Ger- the mountains principally by naon the merits of his the Saone et Loire department in part of isits industry more drawing heavily tionalistic elements wanting to 8200000 damage suit against Jus- unoccupied France Three fliers many than ever on its investment break away from the soviet union tice Benjamin C Hilliard 'of the were interned) Germany wants and needs the Britons cited the raids as a Factories Built Colorado supreme court Caucasus for two reasons: First to of the big Germany Judge flunkies postponed indef- warning oil is the Caucasus' No 1 asset mechanized armies exist on oil I come to as scale attacks Johna frequentSenator for initely hearing The producing fields stretching and nazi mechanization the leadgovernment ly son's deposition promised by ARE SO SLE SSED sea to sea supply six times greatest the world ever has known Ir YOUCIMISIO Charles Vigil of Trinidad at- era who said that the nazis would from IT WITH ROOD CARS as as much rest the of Russia same token the also By Germany torney for Johnson had asked that be paid back time and again for combined —It la amide LUCKY TRY arato-- lf root MLR essential wants to Manganese' deprive the soviet of the the senator's examination be con- the luftwaffe raids on London and In steelmaking halt is oar ask octet tiresome et to barber lot Laith 4 likewise is oil needs it haat shipped (Rerular)--Iesti f towns badly rout Mar and British cities scalp ant Jr oak ducted by written questions sub- other out in great quantities for Lucky Titer (With OW Most good tisaiers kayo So are Second beyond the Caucasus 111100 Raba mitted to him in Washington (The German radio was heard Sell it is lies the fabulous wealth of Iran ot moot 100 asamorin ài bottle today Senator Johnson's suit contends warning Germans that the Britiah was and India 'These 500 around countries ANTISEPTIC whoa wad orraral thine ark treak four Iraq become to must be expected Including big his reputation was damaged by a raids otiottaal lor brisk not only are desirable in themq Ad &net hatottee te motored Stirling bombers In more severe months winter the in fate'VOVIr Justice Hilliard which ash 1111111e" bck if it dealt not maim the speech A loss of 40 per cent of planes selves—they are foundation stones foci hoed old stark k ea the and Deal inn torget declared Johnson had called Presi- and that there would be new air t raid shelters built by order of used is regarded as fatal in the under Germany's second great opLUCKY TIGER MFG CO- - Kassa City Ms dent Roosevelt a "warmonger" long run but it was pointed out ponent the British empire Adolf Hitler) Both the public and the air min- that t h e weather made Friday losses unusual istry communiques however were night's Judge Stays Sentence The heaviest previous losses anmost concerned with that greatest of night bombing hazards — nounced officially were '20 bombOf Death for Dog the weather which exacted the ers on a similar raid on Germany ST PAUL Nov 8 (NI—Tipple heaviest loss suffered in any com- September 7 when Berlin Kiel Boulogne and other points were ata collie dog ordered destroyed by parable R A Ir raid tacked On that occasion however was course due health of was bureau of the This after it I partly night fighter planes were charged ho had bitten children to the great number of planes sent German In active operation out- - The number was not officialop got a reprieve Saturday ao ' The only other comparable loss !c"---SURPRISE YOUR FRIENDS Tipp is'a owner Mrs Mary Cal- ly Indicated but authorities pre- was - 1 that reported by the Russians tr-lender appealed to the courts for viously had put the biggest Britde 47 :) ttsk on October 29 when they said 47 an Injunction blocking the dogs ish attacking force at from 300 WITH SEVERAL STALKS OF ' t tr t'' execution Judge Hugo Hanft to 500 planes The fact that 35 German planes were shot down I: ' denied a demurrer filed by the city were acknowledged lost Indicated during an attack on Moscow 1ks THIS CRISP FRESH CELERY! r4" The average Briton expressing on the Injunction request at a that at least 350 were involved I': E 4 H'q v 4Nr that the air ministry had - a It was believed that the number belief hearing - t 14I § IN :: roof" "told us the worst" recalled that ?& av- 1 ' the circumstances were similar to -!:prk 3 4tik bunches 65c '1:0' 1I the fate that overtook the Ger1 — z man Zeppelin fleet raiding Engf Atle i ( t land near the end of the World 3 6 bunches 99c cf:4-4war The ships were caught in :: i :' z: FOR ENGINEERING SCIENCE AND fog and a gale and 13 crashed in 0": '774r''''Aw 1es : i 12 bunches France 1 1 ' l Alis tjA — MANAGEMENT British officials regarded t h :-7 ' r" 4 II' A le losses as "one of the foro i i Uodor diroction of U S Deportment of (location and Univorsity 4 '''' : -- -t '" tunes war—a one of one bad 11''el but iwzN " :F 'i of Utak will Igo fforogi in flgo following I" i all packed ready to ship! that must be expected" t i ii1)- v: C)1 j The total of 35 planes w a 4 'p ''' BUSINESS COURSES 7: IP' al l':"'IV1 your own card enclosed! greater than ever had been re'''' I ' I Ar '– It t INDUSTRIAL ACCOUNTING ported lost by the luftwaffe in J00 e 1 ) ' ''''''ij night raids on Britain L LABOR PROBLEMS AND LEGISLATION 0 i 'I 3 TRANSPORTATION gad TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT VRemember those tuay friends of yours who were so 4 i INDUSTRIAL STATISTICS ' '' f '''' Windsor Sniffers ' Wally i '''' 4 the celery you sent last year? 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