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Ilan Rljp B T^ R Leutuum Ra Li Nazis Claim Capt Ure of Kharkov Average Daily Circulation For the Month of September, 1841 The Weather Foreeaat of C. S. Weather Burenu 6,880 Fair and eonttnaed oool tonight; Sunday fair and alightly colder; Member of the Andll ilanrljPBt^r lEuTuUm rali m otlerale to frewh northw est and Bareau of Circulation* u-eot wind*. Manchentpr——A City of Village Charm VOi.. LXL, NO. 22 (Claftalfled Advertising On Page 13) MANCHESTER. CONN.. S.ATl RnAY. OCTOHER 2'>. 1011 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS .Action on Blhnrlix .Strike Front Arranges to Vote ' Nazis Claim Capt ure On W iping Out Ban Of Kharkov; Crimea On Ship Deliveries Attacks Are Beaten Seen initicc Kraiiy to .Ap­ PoAxerfiil Onsliuij'hlb To Business Ri'lfjoroH .Also ('laimed prove l,e^iHlation (riv­ l.aiinrlie(l .'\j'aiii<4t Pen- Britain Will Orriipipfl; Rprlih Dig* ing VetiHelh Right to After .War intxiila and .Apitroarhes patrhr* Brgin Speak* Sail on .Anv Orean». To Rfistov Re|>iilbe(i h> Give Russia • lip of Zero Hour for \Va.‘ihinKtoii. Oct. 2.").— (/P) Dislocation ^' ill Dtrarf i Red Army's (Atiinler- A id Pledged Alokrow; Roml>erg Di» —A majority of the Senate That FoUou'ihg First Allackti; (serm aii* in reel Mjrhl Attack* Foreign Relations Committee fVorld IVar; Anit^nran ^ Sm all \ illaj;e<i Close was re|)orted ready today to Eden Says Many (,eo- -Agaiiiril Alilitary and Entry Seen Ineritahle. Tf» Mozhaisk Noxx. approve legislation granting granhiral If^irnlties Eroiioniir Gen ter*. American merchant ship.q the In EnIfiUing Td\^ If ill right to sail—and if need New- Orlean*. Oct 25 vT- A Bulletin! R filin , Oct. 2r).— (/P)— Ger­ (liolm-alion of induatry after the ' ^ FVilic. riyjh to the .scene as "trikers converge on an aido bearing n-.n-.'lrikers he.s ted for the Ben- All lip (h'pncttntp. arises, shoot—on any oceans Kuibyshev. Russia. Oct. 2.'). many announced today the cu rrent w ar dw arfing th at fqllow-- dix! -N J plant of Air Associiil'-s. Ino , w hich hold. - 000 ooo in impoi lant lii-fens.- orders for aviation In-the world. The committee, parLs —'"T'l—Russian military dis­ capiure of Kharkov, the roTicliiding four day* of hf.vring ing the first World War was pre- ' ^ p u - k ted by the CM) United Autonn'oile W..rker. "f AmpriCH. K., I.-.II .. lO'enl of the dispute w-,-is agreed to late vesterdav patches declared today that -Manche.ster England. Ort|L2.5 heart of the Donets basin in­ on the House-approved ship arm­ clictod today by' V\illiam H(xJ.«iun. ' despite the loss of riOO.OOO "F Foreign .Secretary Anthony ing bill late yeatenlay. arranged pre«ident of The A n ien ran Public dustrial area, and Belgorod, Eden declared confidently today to vote tod.ay on a broadening \\>lfan* Aaaorlation. men in the first three weeks 47 miles to the north of,^ * amendment 'fcliich would w-ipe out "B u t never again," .said Hodaon. , of the battle for the .Soviet that Britain w-ould overcome many railway that leads to M oscow, the present neutrality act provi- who also ia New York city com- capital powerful German geographical difficulties in fulfill­ A .special war bulletin from si6n w-hich bars United S ta te s i ......miJMioner—....... of welfare,«r,iair. "willv.nj miathia Hill lex Leaves Lew is’ R e p ly Aw a ited ing the imnien.sely formidable I forces have launched a new m erchant .shipa from entering bel-Ipermit 10,000.000 men to task' of giving promised aid to .Adolf Flitler'.s, headquarters ligererit ports or combat area... imam the atreeta. \Vc have our attack along the whole Mos­ Ru.ssia said Kharkov had been in G erm an PVedIct 1.3 to 10 Vote , "'IrOGa trained dead on those ardii- No Doubt 2ii«l O n C a n ce llin g S tr ik e cow front. Dispatches to "The government indeed has bu-t hand." since yesterday. T he reg u ­ After a careful poll of the com-, days to come, and w hen,_Jhey , I’ravda said the new fierman one purpose which is yours and lar high (onimand (.'ommuniqu* mittee. .Seriate Insiders predii ted ' "’e bo leady. _I _____prm____ ^__________ ^oiKrlit_______ ______V _____^ Staiin's too- how best to acrom- repeated ihi.s statement and add­ that the vote to expand Ihe House: lo-stead of large acale relief " offensives were started yes- ed bill would be 13 to 10 This tally. HoiLaon said, the Federal .N o I 111 I l i r t l i a l P l l l f l i c a terday after intense artillery (f onllnued On Page Ten I "On the .same day German however, recorded. Senator ^lK »yernm enl probtfliiy Will spenrl ■ •' t r k preparation. In the first hours trooj'R al.so occupied Belgorod, .a Hiiiitiiit; Fiv George ID , Ga. I, th^ ranking ma- '‘"‘I*'''"'' peacetime ar- Kt 111 I ||oil of (.Olirsr of .Ar of the attack the Germans communications renter 47 m iles Jonty member, and \While i P. j lavlahly as it L* do-I ()n .SlatrillOllI Math' lion Aflt-r Rfx..u.>v ..It AF* * 4 northeast of Kharkov, " Me ,%n favor of lifting the rre- e - ! “/^‘ "’ents toilay fll«ll AIHF KoosrNfll M lSSlIl«F 'VriHV lost full.x two battalions of The.se developmenta on the British Pound strutions on ship mbyeinents sooeeSuper llighivaysn i.w ..... .\ninng------------------------- Projects Iiv (.ovi riior at Kt*. R, m |i , , s I Matle Piihlir. i infantry .md as many as 70 southern fr'inl came as Berlin Those who took the poll epneeded The building of super highwavs dispatihes began speaking of th* tanks smashed by heavy RutG' that neither had made any fom- eriss-t niaalng the continent, the union 4>f Slult* ..Solons zero hour for .Moscow-. IJx T h r .-V.ssocialed I’ res.* Pursuit xSlii| )S sian defense fire, the dispatch At Rhineland* m ltm ent 350 .Mile* South of Moeeow (Conllniied On Page Ten) Hartfonl, (’nnn . Oct 2.5 4’ I’l'e.xitient Roo.'ievelt toda.v said. Chairman Uonnally i D-Tex i of ] I Belgorod is approximately 350 the Foreign Relations group and I Gov Rob«*rt A Hurley l»*ft n u awaitP,l .John L. U-xvi.s’ reply Re,,„rt Rereived One Pi- Doeks. V essels miles south of Mostxiw by air and Democratic Leader Barkley were doubt today in thr opinion of «omre to a vN hfte Honsp retiupst tor i ■> Kuihy.shev, Ru.s.sia, Ucl. 25. j 150 miles south of Orel, which reported yeiterday to have agreed (Vmnocticut legi.<4|atnrB, that hf» ex-- (-ntu-fllation of a midnijfhniidniifht * ‘••'•leiinles lo Safe- —uP)— I’owerful German on- I w-aa captured earlier by the Ger- that adniiniatration forces should Pepper Wants . mans in a plncer movement *f support a freedom -of - the - seas pectji to be rO'HcrtPd for a .s’cctmd slaught.s launched yesterday I Raid* Uarried (hil De- .-(trike call atTectiiiK .')!!,000 ly; AH of Planes -Are the central front offensive. Axla amendment. But one reliable in­ Irrm worker.s in "captive" coal again.st the Crimea and at the' . trrxjps may be striking north fn formant said that the decision than 700 muinbcra of th$* spilp PerHibtenre of Ln* Full Bloeknde K110X4 11 l4i Be Down. approaches to Kostox oh the I an effort to reinforce this right might possibly be reversed after 1937, 1939. and 1941 .^csaioni* of mino.-* owned Ly .steel (oni- I voralilp ^ eat h e r ; the two had talked with other the General Assembly, hero for a Don, gateway to tlie Cauca- I flank of the German drive agamat panie.-^ in I’enn.sv Ivania. West ■Sar r.-imcntn. Uslif . Oct. 2.> ' Vi ‘ the capital. I White House lieutenants on Cspi. N oav roiinion. baaotJ their boliof on a N’li-ginia. Kentucky and .Ala- , .«us,- haxe lieen beaten back Nazitt Alake Altark. tol Hill Of Japs gubernatonal .malrment whi(h Fi-.s Army piirsiul planes, miss­ , The communique sajd German t>ama president of the tiv Red Arm.x counter-attacks i bombers directed night ‘ attacka Will Force Commlltee \ ole gained alifture by the rircum- (’lO United Mine \Vork**rs. gftvc ing overnight in fog and »tormy ' Ku.ssian warfront dispatches I Ijondon. 0(t 25 The Ger- Rlancea under which it wa.9 made. [ against military-. and economic Senator Pepper (D-Flsi. who no immediate indication of his weather, were hunUd in widely .sairl today. In Uic bloody battle i man Rhineland docks in the .Nazt- cen ters of Moacriw-.,* Propo.seil as Answi-r lo Governtfir Hurley. .«itnnding at Joined with Senators Lee (D- LOur.se o f action alter th e presi spared parts of rallfornia snd fo r .Moscow the G erm ans, rep ort­ orcupied French port of 8re/*f and The war bulletin, heralded with I Oklai snu Greet. (D-Rli in offer­ Expansion F*Iaiis in the speaker.*! deak of the Houae. a dent » requr.st wan made public, Nevada today. edly outnumbering defense forces, Axis shipping off the Norw-egian the fanfare reserved for tpecMl ing an amendment permitting traditional .spot uaed by ('onneetj- last night cut chief executive? to addre.<(a the The Army recrued a report that were said to have [>oured into announcement^ said the new priie ships to enter belligerent ports, F ar East; \l’onl(l Cut Xlav Affect Itefm.se Output coast were targets of R.
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