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'' 14 f i exk7 4 )) AAAgA 11 ' (1 P' e A112 '' telr7Z AKSAI BUY PERFECT DIAMONDS ON EASY PAYMENTS ' IP 4i es 11' D C 1'' POTENKINSK ik 417c1 STACI NIGRA4 dlr' - ' forces at Washington - 41--4 12 AY3A11 -- ' cards reading: "Service men's barber shop Army haircuts repaired" ters of the United States army air- 774 Al ARRO I M DONSK AYA - - 1 iklc-6----"- i - - ''---"' A14 4( (Continued from Page One) the communique said "Several attacks launched by German and Italian infantry were repuLsed with heavy losses to the enemy" added it well As Rests After Surgery as Every600 Nazis Slain thing for HOLLYWOOD Sept 1 (INS)— Fifteen axis tanks and 600 or the th Office William Farnum 66 star of scores enemy were killed in the fighting of silent films was reported rest- at Kletskaya and northwest of where the Russians aping comfortably Tuesday followi4 e:-an abdominal operation at St Stalingrad were faring better than ngparently "' Vincent's hospital to the southwest 4--- DTOPEICA Sept 1 (UP)- -L McClain Topeka barber encamped last week with the state guard LIwhich he is a sergeant It gave: him ideas Now he's passing out busines ' 4 DOBRAYA i A In a cot betweenwas dead and threw his body over 'still tinednscious Copyright by N Y Times board" 149NDON Sept 1—A YMCA theirs It turned out that the "dead" "That chap dead?" one of them worker Tuesday told of a strange revived by the plunge soldier nurse a asked aftermath of the Dieppe raid Two "he is coin- kept afloat until a rescue ship told them she "No" wounded Canadian soldiers who ing along nicely" picked him up had been brought into an English The soldier who had put the SPOKANE Wash Sept 1 (P) question seemed awed So did the hospital from rescue craftandwhich General ugene L Euunhim man saved with —Brigadier them found had pitching 4t) "He was in our boat when we bank commanding officer of the conscious in a tiny waterlogged at Dieppe" one Second bomber command Tuesday dory in the channel stared in dis- came off the beach belief at a third wounded man of them said "We thought he was ordered to duty at headquar KA:CA:CAA L:31H'NOtiont741 self-contain- ed I 194!-- CampkBarber Opens 'Repair' Service ' f RASPOPINSK d 4 g v4Ne - '- - Don In Completing Storage Job Depots Dispersed and Self-Containe- Nt'"- - KAZANSK September 2 (7-ribunt 'Sea Burial Puts Life in 'Dead' Commando Steel City' s Peril Mounts A E F Service of Supply Set-U- p 5alt dgakt - IL grr) cl 11 t 1 i 7 4' v ' I dibakt arniallm Ntoilts 0 0 - t ' - -- minrvromol- - r - - 4 - -- volghogrolgag |