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35,888.___WASHINGTON, ~~~ 1 ■ i Reds del: Secret Saboteur Repel Nazis in Most Sectors, YOU GET ME THE WINGS, GENTLEMEN... Verdict Ready Battle South of I'LL MAKE ’EM , Fiercely Rostov; FLY! Foe Claims i For President Fresh Caucasus Gains Decision Withheld •1 — ■- — Until He Studies Cossacks Savagely Panzers Nearing Record of Trial Counterattacking Upper Kuban, By JAMES E. CHINN. To Stem Advance The historic trial of the eight Berlin Says German saboteurs came to an end shortly after 11 a.m. today, By tht Associated Press. after the com- E» the Associated Press. special military 3.—Aided mission had in- MOSCOW, Aug. by BERLIN (From German Broad- presumably dive bombers which hammered formed them of their fate. casts) Aug. 3.—The German high columns of fresh thous- The commission crawling command declared today that said in its final ands of German men and ve- communique that it would not an- one of its tank columns was ap- the Red declared nounce its findings and sentence. hicles, Army proaching the upper course of that it had the The verdict of the commission today repulsed the Kuban River in the Caucasus. will Germans in all the vital sectors be sen', to the White House for re- (The Kuban rises *in the Cau- view south of where bv President Roosevelt and the except Rostov, casus mountains. The “upper penalty to be meted out to the Nazis, “severe defensive” battles were course,” which the Germans said who came to this country In sub- being waged. they were nearing, however, may marines on a mission of destruction, Even there, said the Soviet In- refer to a bend in the river near will be announced by him. formation Bureau, Don and Kuban Kropotkia on the Rostov-Baku Co6sacks from the Red Army of the railway line 120 miles south of 'Announcement Awaits Review. Caucasus were counter- I—.A—1 ha —J—mb^ savagely Rostov. Kropotkia is 40 miles r-resumaoiy me military triDunai s to stem the German ad- REDS SLOW NAZI attacking DRIVES—Cossacks slowed the Nazis pouring south of Tikhoretsk, the junction recommendations will not be made vance. of the south of the Don today with fierce attacks in the Kushchevka- Rostov-Baku and Stalin- public until they have been reviewed More than 6,000 Germans were grad-Krasnodar railways. by the Chief Executive. Salsk region (It, although the German command Krop- Mr. Roose- killed and at least 23 tanks high claimed otkia itself is a destroyed junction of a sec- velt is expected to withhold his ap- a pursuit of the Russians toward the Kuban in single day along the curving River. The Russian ondary railway from Krasnodar, proval until he has had time to look 300-mile Don the Russians defenders an front, also took a heavy toll in the Tsimlyansk sector up- important oil center, and the thoroughly into the records of the declared. stream. Soviet troops held in the Rostov-Baku line.) trial. Planes Pound Nazi Columns. ground Kletskaya area (2) and j-ii me cahi a louiv txi my riamhlinn ViievYv fne Pouoocion nil repulsed the Germans. —A. P. Wirephoto. engaged Presidential Secretary Stephen in pursuit of the enemy is nearing Early said he believed the the Germans threw reserves by the military the upper course of the Kuban commission's would thousands across their Rostov McNutt Move Able Folk Not Defense findings be de- River,” the communique said. "Lo- Opposes Aiding livered to the White House today bridgeheads. They were employing cal enemy resistance was broken and he declared would be every kind of motorized conveyance New Guinea U. S. Battle they Jungle and much booty, guns in before the President "as soon —fast motorcycles, speedy troop- Flyers particular, For Branded Slackers Mileham placed has been brought in.” as carrying trucks, tanks bearing auto- 'Work-or-Fight' by possible.” and small tanks Planes Pounding Rear. The last matic riflemen, Fighting Renewed; Over Chief Warden Tells to official statement of the which rushed the Russians from the Japanese Again Between the Sal and Don Deputies commission was brief and said; rivers Drive in Maryland Accept Banks. to the northeast, the communique if Duties Are “The commission reconvened at But the reinforced Russian air the were Resignations Slighted Planes Raid Air said, Germans driving the 11:05 a.m. force strafed and bombed these Japs Hengyang Base Russians eastward in the direction O'Conor Told to Probe Any able civilian not pie who are anxious to work and "The commission announced that columns continuously as they coiled of Stalingrad, while to the northwest working of on some phase of defense “could who will be given sufficient duties the findings and sentence will not •outhward. Russian rearguards were being Charges Deliberate Reinforcement of New most to them occupied their be announced by it. About 2,000 Germans were left Enemy Enemy's Fighters forced southward from the sector of certainly be considered a keep during Refusal of Jobs available time. “The commission dead on the field in a fierce struggle Gorrison at Buna Is Believed to the Yeya River, which empties into slacker,” Chief Air-Raid Warden adjourned at Massed May Avert Disaster. 11:07 to near Kletskaya, northwest of Stalin- near Rostov. William J. Mileham declared to- meet at the call of the Taganrog Bay Ej tbe Associated Press. After those grad in the Don bend, where the Believed Possible Out charging that not en- President.” Wipe Outpost Strong bomber and fighter squad- day. in some defense work could invaders were repulsed, the com- ANNAPOLIS, Aug. 3.—Chair- gaged Saboteurs Returned to Jail. rons were reported hammering par- In a letter to his 66 war- be considered he de- munique said. Bt the Associated Press. Bv thf Associated Press. man Paul V. McNutt of the War deputy “slackers,” The German agents were present ticularly at Russian rear communi- dens, Mr. Mileham also that “with a advised clared concentrated in the heavily barricaded court room Cossacks Charge Fiercely. GEN. MACARTHUR’S HEAD- CHUNGKING. Aug. 3.—A sec- cations along the Rostov-Baku rail- Manpower Commission today them to the effort all at accept resignations of by the present time, at the Justice Department Building Units of Don and Kuban Cossacks 3.— ond big air battle for control of way. advised Gov. all wardens ‘‘who do it is QUARTERS, Australia, Aug. O’Conor against not find it pos- indeed possible that disastrous for the final session of the commis- into the ad- The the skies over China was sible to devote results in charged fiercely slowly possibility that the Japanese reported In the great Don elbow, said the enforcing Maryland’s 1917 “work- sufficient time to the future may be sion. Shortly after the commission vancing Nazi forces in the Ku- have fought today over air command’s their functions.” averted.” reinforced their garrison Hengyang high bulletin, fresh or-flght” law. formally wound up its proceedings, shchevka-Salsk of the North base Soviet “Patriotic citizens should more region at Buna was an between United States counterattacks were frus- “Dead wood in any organization be they were taken back acknowledged by Mr. McNutt’s immediately Caucasus in what the communique and new trated, partly because of the work communication, re- tends to the than willing to devote practically Allied spokesman today as Gen. planes Japanese fight- disrupt morale of active to their cells at the District Jail, described as a “successful counter- ers of Nazi battleplanes and anti-air- plying to an O’Conor letter of last workers,” he warned. “It al) available spare time to the Douglas MacArthur’s headquar- apparently massed for an at- brings to where they will remain until Mr. attack’’ and killed 1,500 Germans, craft detachments. Two tankers mind the old of one rot- strengthening of our protective Roosevelt ters a tempt to wipe out the Americans’ May, said, however, that if the example completes his review of It was reported renewal of sav- and six were | he reported. freighters sunk on the ten apple in a barrel and these oc- services," asserted. “Work now, the commission's and in Hunan Province. Governor believed there was I findings fixes Soviet bombers and age fighting in the New Guinea outpost it any so that we will be able long-range Volga, reported. casional instances must be elimin- to play in the a date and place for their execution dive-bombers assisted the hard- jungles between that Although no details of the Continued attacks “considerable number” of to come.” midway fight by the Red persons j ated.” years if the findings call for a death at Protective fighting Cossacks by raining bombs enemy base and Port Moresby. were available Immediately, word Army Voronezh, Volkhov south deliberately refusing to engage in | Summarizing the chores on which services most urgently penalty. on German tank and motorized of Leningrad and at Leningrad were wardens should now be in want of additional volunteers in- The communique announcing the reached here that the outcome had useful work in Maryland, he should engaged, Members of the defense and columns, the Russians said. said to have failed. j he said the service is one for jungle fighting declared Allied OrH OP irtuficf rro p “c/\ * r, am peo- (See WARDENS, Page A-14.1 been favorable to the Americans. --- — prosecution staffs also were The Communist In German and -r present party newspaper v*. Lapland, infantry wwjyu unu 1UUHCU (I a^BUCBC UUL" in the courtroom at the ses- Pravda told how the Cossacks in A spokesman at Lt. Gen. Joseph Alpinists were declared to have cap- propriate action may be taken.” closing posts near Kokoda, 60 miles east of sion. Only Attorney General Bid- the Kushchevka area held a large W. Stilwell’s said tured a fortified height which was Gov. O’Conor asked Mr. McNutt’s 1 Port Moresby, and said Allied headquarters no dle, who was one of the leaders of North Caucasus village despite 16 battered by dive bombers. jombers had set fire to enemy supply information would be given out advice after several Eastern Shore Giant Planes Waldo Frank the prosecution force, was missing. attacks by German motorized units Reds Pursued, Nasis gay. j Cargo Beating in that area. dumps nnr_ He was to have been supported by dive-bombers. until tne communique tomorrow. flprmfln tmnne mnHniiinar fn counties and State's Attorney Mar- j reported out It was the first to of the city. “To retreat without orders means reference the Gen. Stilwell’s headquarters had sue Soviet forces north of the Kuban vin I. Anderson of Anne Arundel I existence of such Are Called The trial of the Nazis lasted 18 supply have crowed a line Feasible Threatens to to cover our banners with shame,” dumps, announced earlier that the scale of River, running demanded in that he Provoke and an County May and was Pravda declared. Allied spokesman said it from Belaya Glinta to Bashanta, j days, high lighted by a was not the first big Japanese attack on solve the State's labor problems by move on the of seven of the In the Tsimlyansk sector, 120 miles impossible the Japanese German military quarters said. part had been defendants to seek a trail in the upstream from Rostov, the Germans moving men and equip- Hengyang last Thursday and Fri- Belaya Glinta is 60 miles south- invoking the “work-or-flght” statute. 'For Next War' Political Aftermath ment in from Lae—some 165 miles east of Kushchevka and 40 miles civil courts. Defense efforts were were said to have left 2,000 dead of- day indicated that the Invaders had Held Unnecessary. north of Buna. southwest of Salsk. Step rejected by the Supreme Court, ucers ana men on one neia alter an assembled a force of im- special It is 40 Col. Knerr Sees 3 Years to which held an extraordinary ses- attack, and a few miles a de- Five miles northeast of Tik- Mr. McNutt said the appointment Deputy Offer Motion away Planes Shot Down. proved fighter planes for the ex- sion last week to horetsk, the junction of the of A. A. Liveright as special man- consider their tachment of Soviet marines was press purpose of trying to wipe out Needed to There have been no and Rostov- in Baltimore Develop In Lower House pleas for writs of habeas corpus. credited with killing 700 more Ger- indications, the American air base. Stalingrad-Krasnodar power representative Argentine however, that the original force Baku railway lines. was evidence of how seriously he After a two-day hearing, the court mans. A total of 119 Japanese planes Successful Craft which the Japanese landed July 22 views Maryland’s employment sit- Demanding Explanation rejected the application. More Forced. participated in a 36-hour stack on Crossings in the Buna area—estimated at not uation. The only one of the eight enemy the airfield, which began before day- By J. A. O’LEARY. By the Associated Press. The Germans were trying des- more than 2,500 men—has been re- agents who failed to take part in light last a Immediate “However, as regards putting the perately and in some places success- inforced the Thursday, communique Dependent of BUENOS the petition was George John by sea, spokesman said. said. work-or-flght statute into effect,” Development new-type giant AIRES, Aug. 3.—The fully to force moae crossings of the cargo will be feasible for Dasch, leader of four agents who In addition to attacking the The bulletin confirmed he told Gov. O’Conor, “I believe planes painful beating which six assail- Don near Tsimlyansk and send over previous Are Blocked landed from a U-boat on the Long supply dumps at Kokoda, Allied official that Payments the fact that we now have a more the next war, but not in time for ants dealt to Waldo Frank reserves to the units which have reports 17 of the at- Island coast in June. heavy and medium bombers pounded tacking had been shot down Bj the AmciiM Press. fully developed United States Em- this one, Col. Hugh J. Knerr, re- within 24 hours after the crossed to the south bank, the Rus- planes Argen- Dasch had neen assigned special enemy positions near Buna. Japa- and that at least four more Immediate consideration of legis- ployment Service renders that un- tired Air Forces told tine had sians reported. probably Army officer, government pronounced counsel throughout the trial and nese fighters rose to intercept the were destroyed. lation to permit prompt payments necessary and undesirable.” a Senate Affairs the United South of the river, Red Army units Military Sub- States writer and lec- there have been persistent rumors Allied planes and a hot fight en- of service men under the recently- McNutt said he did not be- were to the Pilots Selves. Mr. committee today. turer unwelcome in this dealing heavy blows sued in which five of Distinguish | country (See SABOTEURS, Page A-14.) the enemy A number enacted Allotment and Allowance lieve the shortage of workers was Germans trying to widen their foot- of American pilots That was his answer when i threatened to a planes were shot Gen. Mac- Act was blocked in the House Sen- today provoke down, distinguished themselves in today due to “deliberate unwillingness” of holds, dispatches said. Soviet bomb- Arthur’s the ator Lee, Democrat, of Oklahoma DOlitical aftermath headquarters said. Gen. by Representative Eberharter, Dem- to accept suitable employ- ers were reported active in raiding action, Stilwell's headquarters persons drew from his testimony the infer- Welles A bomber said. ocrat of Pennsylvania. ment, but due largely to one of I Deputy Eduardo Araujo said he Says Argentine the pontoon bridges already set up twin-engined Japanese ence that he does not favor the which Eberharter said he would offer a motion in the lower the Germans and Red became involved in the melee, Special mention was Lt. Representative three causes. by Army given proposal of Henry J. Kaiser, West house that also was reported destroyed. Allied John Lombard of would object because the proposed demanding the govern- Attack on Frank artillery units south of the river Ionia, Mich., and Three Causes Listed. Coast shipbuilder, to begin turning ment Regrets losses were given as two Lt. D. A. of change would confuse the Govern- explain what means it took to were making new crossings difficult fighters Clinger Etna, Wyo., out large air cargo carriers in ship- Acting Secretary of State Welles and one bomber. ment agencies administering the were: protect the 53-year-old publicist and perilous. who found themselves at one time These yards. today expressed the belief that "the law. He termed the new proposal after its declaration Saturday that The German plan in the Kush- Prior to this assault Allied engaged by 23 enemy fighter planes. 1. An actual shortage of persons Argentine people regret” the attack As Col. Knerr testified, Simon he had become persona non bombers a Before themselves “shotgun legislation.” grata. in Buenos Aires on chevka-Salsk region appeared to be made night attack on extricating from with specialized skills now Waldo Prank, these Representative Rankin, Democrat, highly Lake, pioneer designer of undersea Mr. Frank was attacked to fan out in all in an the bases at Lae and impossible odds, the Americans yesterday American lecturer and directions Japanese awaited an writer, "and of Mississippi, who requested con- in great demand. craft, opportunity to lay in the apartment where he had lived effort to cut off Russian units nearby Salamaua, down x the circumstances attendant* on large shooting viiAivn, njc n-ii.; sideration of the new before the subcommittee the feasi- one measure, 2. A shortage of semi-skilled per- since he came to Argentina 11 weeks the attack. to the east, west and south. enemy plane and scoring hits on of which he Introduced, withdrew his bility cargo submarines. Mr. Lake ago at the invitation of uni- On the upper reaches of the Don an airdrome and anti-aircraft posi- sons which can be overcome by an various himself to be motion after Representative Eber- brought with him to the hearing a versities and cultural Permitting quoted at Voronezh, the Germans counter tions, the bulletin said. societies. Mr. 16 Nazi Divisions harter objected. Under the present adequate training program. model of a 7,500-ton submersible directly, Welles, in response to m Reported Posed as Agents. question said at his conference: (See RUSSIA, PageA-14.) Cruiser Bombed Again. law first payments would be made 3. Failure on the part of employ- freight carrier. press to Jose November 1, with the first checks ex» iu lti pui lxuiis ui wic Mr. Lake According Stanek, porter “Since I have personally known Other Allied in told newspapermen his planes, ranging over Replaced West in the house, the unidentified men Europe including amounts accrued since population who are willing to work, cargo submarine was for a quarter of a century the the Banda Sea west of New Guinea Bj the Associated Press. approved by were armed and June 1. but who have not been employed officials of the gained entry to Mr. chivalry of the Argentine people and Showers, Winds yesterday, were reported to have Shipping Board and Expected LONDON,. Aug. 3 —Sixteen Ger- in the in for which Frank’s apartment by posing as their proverbial hospitality to the bombed a past occupations Emergency Fleet Corp. at one stage Japanese cruiser for the man agents sent to examine his within divisions, including two a shortage now exists. of the last war, but the heads of papers. strangers their gates, I am third time in as many days. The When Mr. Frank To Relief From Heat armored divisions, have been trans- Australia Will Return those turned to a desk certain that the Argentine people Bring results of the home “If you believe that there is any agencies were changed before attack, pressed ferred frfom France and drawer, presumably to the a of Showers and moderate winds occupied considerable number of who the plan was carried out. Mr. Lake get pa- having feeling deep regret be- wiuiuui loss in me iace oi enemy the Low To persons one of the men Countries to the Russian Daylight said the pers, struck him with cause of this incident (the attack) were scheduled to bring a measure were unknown. Savings are deliberately refusing to engage cry went up that America fighter opposition, front, but have been Bj the Associated Press. a revolver butt, Stanek related. and the circumstances attendant of relief today from replaced by in useful work, I would that was a rich Nation and could build temperatures Australian Minister Francis other units, British suggest it. which Army military quarters CANBERRA, Australia. Aug. 3.— the surface faster than the Ger- Dr. William B. Giles, Mr. Frank’s upon yesterday reached the 90s said you instruct proper officials to ships Forde meanwhile announced that today. The Australian cabinet decided to- said he suffered "In other words, they share the and caused at least one heat investigate and report to you the man U-boats could sink them. This physician, a brain an exchange of officers had been These sources denied emphatically day to reinstitute concussion of same feelinir which the m>nv prostration. daylight saving names of all such persons so that argument, he said, met with more deep severity. .X-ray effected by the United States and reports published in London that time in Australia also of Mr. Prank In other countries as Yesterday was one of the most September 27, appropriate action may be taken,” popular acclaim and shipyards pictures showed a small break Australian army staffs. Mr. Forde only nine Nazi divisions now remain the in the well as his fellow citizens Uncomfortable of the with advancing clocks one hour. Mr. McNutt "began to on creek.” temporal bone on the left naturally days year, said in France and said. spring up every the Australian and American that the occupied Normal time was restored March 28 have.” a maximum heat reading of 94 at Flying Boats Held Less (Continued on Page a-14, Column 2.) training methods were very similar coast is virtually defenseless. after a of Efficient. 4:26 p.m., and than ran period daylight saving. humidity but It is In discussing cargo planes, Col. » that Australian officers recently presumed, they said, that The change will Eastern to 78 per cent at 8:30 p.m. Parks place who was chief returned from the Near East had there now are about 26 divisions in 15 Bernhard Knerr, of the G. H. Q. and were Australia hours ahead of East- Helps Prepare playgrounds jammed with France and the Air Force, from 1935 to and Star been able to offer valuable sugges- Lowlands. ern war time in the United 1938, of Columnists persons seeking respite from swelter- States in Conqueror Malaya tions based on their For Holland's Freedom pioneered developing Army cargo ing city streets and experience in back apartments. the planes, said his personal experience in Dorothy Thompson, A colorful mobile warfare which were being By Associated Press. Reported Manchukuo lightning display in has been that no from a In the Allied successful new air- By the Associated Press. vacation that afforded the northeastern in the incorporated training LONDON, Aug. 3.—Prince Bern- sky early plane has been in less than program. produced 3.—Uncon- time for contemplation, If not evening was explained by the War hard of the Netherlands is taking three CHUNGKING, Aug. 18,000,000 Buy Bonds years from the time pencil is firmed Weather Bureau as having come reports reaching Chungking peace of mind, is not im- a leading part in the Dutch prepara- put to paper to draw the plans. irom «n almost continuous line of today said that Lt. Gen. Tomoyuki the world tions for ousting the Germans and He suggested, however, that there pressed by picture. thunderstorms along a cold front. Under Deduction Yamashita, Japan's German-trained Gas Tax Show Wage Plan the could be an expansion of the use of She is not so sure about the The heat prostration victim was Receipts re-establishing rightful govern- conqueror of Malaya, had gone to B> th# Associated Press. existing large-type military bombers Manchukuo “second front” and she is Joseph Alvino, 36, of Brunswick, "This was in a great measure due ment in the Hague, the Netherlands "possibly to take up the far Americans as cargo flyers to keep the military Md., who was treated at Casualty 17 Per Cent in June dug down and pur- to the 10 per cent payroll supreme command there in prepara- from satisfied at the Drop savings government-in-exile said today. ’’ develop- Hospital and released. chased $900,000,000 in War bonds plan which (Continued on Page A-14, Column 2l tion for an attack on Siberia campaign is Just now An official ments—or lack of them—on Gasloline tax collections in June last with announcement said m-.. ■ month, 18.000,000 workers getting into full swing,” the Treas- Bernhard the diplomatic and showed a 17 per cent decrease over authorizing wage deductions and ury said. had returned to Britain political 110,000 firms operating payroll sav- after conferring with Queen Wil- fronts. You will find her June of last year, a survey by the More than 8,000.000 bonds of the ings plans. helmina in America “about the views Martin Public $25 denomination were sold in of Star interesting—if not en- Roads Administration re- July, M'Cormack, It was the second highest month progress of his new work in this Summary an Today's inctease of 1,000,003 over June. couraging. vealed yesterday. for War bonds. In January, imme- country, which, it may now be re- To Talk in Forum The Treasury estimated that more Foreign Nazis conducting maneuvers to bar In diately following Pearl Harbor and vealed, is connected with the reporting the decrease, the than 20,000,000 Americans now are prep- Savage fighting renewed in New Norway invasion. Page A-14 Beginning tomorrow The House Majority Leader Mc- the declaration of war against the arations for a return to the Neth- PRA said that it “indicates the ef- holders of War bonds. Guinea jungles. Page A-l National Star presents to its readers Cormack and House Mi- Axis, sales soared to $1,060,546,000. erlands.” a U S. flyers battle Japanese again over Chandler assured ► fectiveness of steps taken to con- The Treasury said it was ‘‘highly Secretary Morgenthau set , the renomination in series of comments by an- nority Leader Martin will be August quota at For the Hengyang aitr base. Page A-l Kentucky primary. A-3 serve tires, gasoline and motor ve- gratified" with the July campaign. $815,000,000. Page other columnist of fiscal Nazi planes slip through to attack sounds note— principal speakers in a dis- During last month, Secretary year starting July 1 the goal Murray Green on CIO-AFL hicles. It is believed that a great is Britain in raid. A-2 Samuel Grafton—who cussion of “Navy Recruiting” Morgenthau said, about $200,000,000 $12,000,000,000, but because of Queen Wilhelmina Page peace pact. Page A-2 wlJJ no Big British bombers U. S. many people longer use cars for was from seasonal variations in income the join planes Labor leader urges second front as write three times a week un- to be heard on the deducted salaries and tonight non-essential uses, since use of will To Address Joint in North Africa raids. A-2 soon as gas- wages for War bond purchases. The monthly quotas not be uniform. Page possible. Page A-6 der the title: “I’d Rather Be National Radio Forum, oline to war workers to Special Jap planes massed to spon- transport Treasury added that 2,000,000 more July figures released by the wipe and in out U. S. A-3 Right.” sored by The Star. Rear Ad- jobs freight transport for workers in sav- Treasury do not Include sales of Congress Session airport. Page Washington and Vicinity. participated payroll Scattered war industries must have increased in War stamps. British towns targets of D. C. health officers seek cause miral Randall Jacobs, chief ings plans July than in June, Queen Wilhelmina of the of Turn to the page opposite greatly over the same period of when total daylight raiders. Page A-3 food poisoning. of the Bureau of bond sales amounted to Netherlands will address a P*ge B^l the Navy Person- last joint British aircraft bombs Axis positions AAA Editorial Page for opin- year." $634,000,000. The District’s quota of War bonds session of the Senate and the against proposed pedestrian nel, also will be heard. The “This conclusion,” the said, A west of El Alamein. Page A-3 control. B-l ions and comment on report Treasury announcement placed for this month has been set at $6,- House in the Senate chamber Page t£ie broadcast over the "is a decrease of 21.6 Diplomats begin drive to teach Rus- Custodial pay bill is the news program, supported by ‘‘particular emphasis" on the in- 750,000 by the Treasury. This is an signed by by David Lawrence, Dor- Thursday afternoon, Chairman sians about their allies. A-5 Blue per cent in vehicles counted at 514 crease in the sale of Series or Increase of Page President. Page B-l Network, will be heard E, $500,000 over July. Bloom of the Foreign Affairs Exiled othy Thompson, G. Gould stations on rural highways in 43 smaller Norwegians march for Haakon Day nursery schools for children here at 9:30 on Station denomination, bonds. Sale Maryland’s quota for August was Committee told the House to- Frank p.m. States in of on 70th birthday. Page A-8 opened. Lincoln, Kent, Con- May 1942, compared of Series E bonds amounted to set at $11,250,000, and day. Page B-l WMAL. Virginia’s, Paris’ nervousness rises as invasion stantine Brown in with May, 1941.* $508,000,000 In July. $12,000,000. Ranking assistant takes office at and, lighter rumors spread. Page A-7 Library. Page B-l vein, Henry McLemore. t L i 7 i 5. m V \ * \ * m M