KEY CITY BURNED AND LOOTED BY NAZIS
. •' Vll'u «ri"at Italian noit of Naples. \vlr<|i has been put to the torch and looted by the >
" '«i li. ifti that the German* established slrmiR defends at the south and east approaches t
eit). tat Vine•ican torees have driven them away frjin these centers and arc now eusaced in occui
th* :ily.
Nazis,
to the
cngaRcd in uceupying
Sees 150 Year Life
EAT fclGHT a:.(J you'll live to tie 150.
T hat s tin1 ad> ice of Professor C'li\^j
JVI. McC..v (above) of Cornell Uni
versity. He contends that if a per
son start.; life enting a low-ca'.orie
diet and continues until tlx? age of
35. a high resistance to disease is
bliilt up. 'international)
Harriman
New Envoy
To Russia
Prominent at Capital
During Now Deal Days,
Though Born Wealthy
Washington. Oct. 1 — (A1 *) —
W. Awivll I larrimaii was n<>m
inateil hy President lioosevolt
today to he ambassador to Kns-,
sia.
Ilari'in m w.is naucd t«i ictved ;
Admiral William II. Standley. wln>
returned icccntly I" inaUe a repoi;
on liu S ivirl n i\ el iiini'lil'- attitude
tow <rd pii'ii rl'fl Anglo-American
Kid ■ .'i war t#lk. Before leaving
Mom-< the 71-year-old Standley
made i'. l.now: In- did not want to,
retui n t" 11 > diplon at ic po t
II.irriii' in. who will be a'J next
month. h - Ixtti lend lease adirin
i-t:at"i- hi I.nndon since !!H1 I'. i ii
to wealth—he vat the ton ot K. It.
llarntnnn. rsi Iroad bulkier — the
I'k' dint';, choice lor the Moscow
posit'on h . iiciii plum i cut in
W i It •iih*«ii a I r ii- > ■ t from the begin
f itu; of Hie \ew IJeal.
WCATHIR
imt NOItTII < \UOI.!NA
I.illle chance in temperature
this afternoon, totiiuht and Sat
il.iv lorenonn.
U-Roais Are Back
In North Atlantic
With Deadly Blast
Germany Still Pinning
Hopes on Submarines;
Warshi ps in Bait ic
An Kast» i n < atiadian Port,
l let I ( A I' I < it ruwin subma
rines have returned to tin- bat
tle of tlir Atlanta- with a lit w
type nt ti.rpi'u.i deadly anil el
t'irii-iit declared m ihaii
lno -urvivor of timK< 11 Allied
merchant wlio w i ri'
landed here earlier this \virk.j
They were victims of tin- first
1 »iVT Nazi l -lioat attack report
ed in North Atlantic waters for
nearly four months.
The survivors included about
10 Negroes from an America.!
>iup. Thev did not know the
total losses of the convoy and
escorts, hut they knew four
ships of their convoy were sunk
and at least one of a slow con
voy preceding theirs.
»;i i;m \\\ stu.i. kii.yinj;
ON III.K SI liMAUIM i i.i;i:t
Stockholm. ('ct. 1 — (.M'l—'Pic
ri 11 rletl ret.n il n! 11 Lrii*/.'*\v.
crack Nazi warship, t" t)«c Baltic
Si-.i .in .,, .illi'l .«•!>« ntiilll! '•! Ifie
summer in a Norwegian hideout,
ai'i'i.Mii new •peculation tiKlav re
gardittg the (uturu ru!t ul Germany's
battle-shy navy.
T iie general con-em is here wa.
tii.it belore the l.i ill -v.. tlie Tirpit/.
• •I- the Srhanilvi. t. .ill three ol
which reportedly participated hi tile
leien; ra il mi Spit/berjje:i. art- ready
I<ii" any heavy art.mi they will lie. d
to spend Min e t nit- in ii:y-doik I
overhaul in::
However. Swedish correspondents
wlm have recently returned Iran.
Merlin. .-.nil tlu- uineral inipresMoti
there v. a tii.it Admiral K;> I Doenit/..
sup-en.i- i- ■" 'lianiii'i- <•! the German
Iiav.v. i.« plaint; l II reliance mi sub
marines- aiul will keep tin* bin Ger
man battle-nips only netr.e elloUKll
to make them a potential threat to
hold a I arise pin tlmi of tiie 1 t isli
Fleet now i S'.ip.i Flow inactive.
Another Berlin suggestion, tlic cor
respondents -aid. was that Dnenit/.
hurst into the South All.nit c. now
may -end tlie Tirpit/ and Sciiarn
tiiat the opt-nim: oi the Meditcrran
e.in mute |o Hn-.in has eliminati'd
tile necessity o; the Allies using the
Ioniser and m»ri' dangerous route
around Norway to Murmansk.
Allied Generals To Meet
Soon, Probably In London
T,'irifl"n. t ir>t | (AIM II i-. >'s
brillidtillv stir .-..I ii Ive the
" '1" ' ' • t'i ;11! I
Implicit:••!) . f»ir the wh »lr coitr*©
iilnl (iMiiitiol) • >! the will h.is led t'>
il definite (lee;-mil I<.| c.ifly ,'incl
Imlimutc America! flrlllnh Soviet ml*
lil-ir.v t,i'j diseti■., <.11. r, if|_
viilire tic |niihciiiiciu I :u ee |>'Wet
(liploiii..' <• meet Hi;.
Pin- ■ .- li' ii ticd 11kliiy r i i i ji n
111 tisll II ! »•«•.
'I'll' ' 'fl "> CVftl' >1 tin
front .it ,i p ii i tliii! ti.ifl ii >i been
foreseen hm row made it plain
th;it ■< meeting here will have ;t mili
tary Ilu\ or mire thnu had appeared
likely oii?y ;i low wool;-: ,i«".
I! imw i;; very |>,hIm!i|c ili;>l Uii>
• iiin >1 iff • »M - .■ ill |i.il * ripii'o in
it; in fiirt. thiil inilit:nv men <>l iill
throe oonntrio.- will t.il.o put n>>l only
in ;i Kelior.il coliloronoo nlor ij w h
Ihoir diplomatic ohiet>. but h.r o
thoir «>wn -oss rips ;i!ii"H8 thoino lovs.
The (."liclori I'le-s I'KliiV printed
I reports thi! fioni'i.il (»e n'ljo (' M.ii
i shiill. himself. the prn«po<-t \ <■ \llio<l
ciinmwfti't'r in-oh'Of-for ino :>i •' t,■ I
l>|ow> l>oi"(j prep.ire I iiu.iirist the
enemy. prol>;it>|v v mid < ■• n<- hero
with Sccrotnry of Stale do.I fI• i!i
in the likelv o\ o ; that this is '.ne
scene of tfle oig three meeting.
Gets New Post
THE FRENCH Committee of Libera
tion in Algiers has just appointed
Ci i'ii. Paul Legcntilhomme new
Commissioner for National Defense.
The decree also divided French
forces into two categories, ono
under Gen. CV aud; one under I.eg
e:it:!hc:ni;ie.
(international)
Landon Fears
An Alliance
With Britain
Topck •. Kansas. Oet. I.—(AIM—
All M Land 'ii >a:d tod i.v he trarud
tin- ?:i.ml ui tin1 American people if
being eonditioncd Im- "the old laslii
• •• cd lial.lire ui power ill. ,iur that
will hang iilif a millstone around
the nei-Us <>i generations vet. mi
born."
< >1 >1 »■ - !|-: a "hii-h-ha-h pol:cy" in
di-c rm post-war alliances. Hit
1 licp.ihhcan presidential nomi
nee as. ci ted in .i radii) speech pre
pared for the Columbia Broadcast in(
System that plain tall; would hel|
clear the ai:' • ■ t suspicion.
He s,i:<l tlii- country .should list
it- po\\e: and itilluencc to icstraii
impel i a I m.
"Hut how can we talk *» Itu-siii
about the : gilts "I small nation;
while we arc talkirg about a partner
ship with impel iahstic Britain?"
"If the Brit sh-American alllanci
were to iMii'ltiae lor a good many
years, as Cli.irchill sagge-ls. how an
you going ' i unscramble the egg?
when. .i ever, it e ds?" l.andoll in
(|uired.
Public Again Is
Urged I i > Mail T o
Soldiers Quick I \
New York. Oct. I.—(AIM—In
spitr of war. the public is up to
the old American trick— mall
inc it* Christmas package* late
—even thoueli llle> •lie destined
for soldiers overseas. Col It. I',
i l.ecteston. cumni.indinc oiiicer
i of the New Ynrl fort of K.m
harkatlon post office. said to
il. i \.
The public lias not come
across." he declared. "The dead
line for m.iilitiK packaxcs is Oct
ober 15. We have ships. We're
ready to handle .'1(1.000 sacks,
each cool.liniui; la-five poiiuil
p.irk.iees. a day.
"We're onh veiling about 15.
000. The public is waiting until
i the last minute,"
U. S. ARMY IS IN NAPLES
KIEV STRUGGLE!
* * ★ * ★
Fight Seen
As Likely
Decisive
Both Sides Hurling
Tremendous Might i
Dnieper River Clash
London. Oct. I — (AIM—Tin*
battle of Kiev, expected here to
be one of the decisive st rubles
of the war. noted with unabat
ed fury today with both Rus
sians and (iei man- throwing
tremendous liices of artillery,
infanti v and ar power into the
I i^fht to achieve mastery of ihe
Dnieper line.
The Henna!!-! were • ■lit readi
ed in the ancient city-fortress
hijrh on the western cliff of the
Dnieper river, while the pick <>f
the Russian I'krainian armies
faced them across the l.ono
yard water barrier that sepa
rates Kiev from it- eastern
hank suburbs, already in Soviet
hands.
In the battle may lest tin* fate
i>l C'.erinall ! in•**> m lti<- sjre.it Du.e
I it-; Ik mi lUHith K ev and in tlic
! Crimea. a> well as control ot lilc
Ulaei. S'
Oil tlic Wllile Kus-ian front In
the north. ;t Itusssaii conumiil
I ii|tie said. I!cd army troops
stormed into Krirhev. strategic .
rail junction f>7 miles east of the
Dnieper on the mail to .Mogilev
and Minsk. Other columns, the
bulletin declared, raptured l$a\ -
evo and l.chcdcvo. east am'
southeast of Orsha, another rail
center, while in a coutiuiiatioi
ol' their drive on /lilohin. third
important transportation huh in
this area. Soviet spearheads ov
erwhelmed three towns.
Premier .1 .-ci S'al.ii h-.I'••«! tin.
fall of Krichcv in another writer
! the day. The I! 111 com miiiii o te
■ said L'.'Jt'ii Cieru .Ms were I..lied, nu
I mernlist prisoners taken, and I7i»
towns captured in the <i: . on Wl to
| Riuwla. fi«in.< ,,t front nix to seven
I mile." w el l- recorded.
Japs l\illin<r ()ut
At kolomban<^ara.
In Solomons Group
<Itx The Assiiriiitril Press)
Japanese evacuation of Kolom
Itangara island in the central
Solomons, wlicre a 10.000-mau
garrison lias hern under violent
air anil artillery assonlt. was lie
lieveil in progress today Willi the
enemy withdrawing to the nor
thern end of tile (iOO-mile-lonir
archipelago.
I) -patches >?n Ac) miral Will, im
P Ilalso•'.« South Pacific lieiidqniir
Iits .-aid hoa\ y .bipanc.-c Inii'KI' rial
lie tinder envoi* "I moniile-s nights
, indicated -homily liiat the enemy
was trying ! . o.-c.ipe from a ji.cc.in
ous il rot h»|n'lr<s -i*u.ilon.
Knlonilian^.ii a. v. i*ii t p> ; air
bnsc at Vila, had already boon imt*
II.i- l;ed bv Amrr in ,sc /urc nl No.v
Georgia and Vellu Ltivclla island- on
both sides.
The .la pa esc Uai i«m wa- np
I parentlv being removed i> Choiscul
islar.d. 50 miles "1 Knloniba mai a. and
thence 1 < H • iit.iiuvillc at the tip «•!
I the island chain.
. Single I . S. Plane
Kn^a^es Fi\ c Japs,
Knocks ()ne Down
Washington. Oct. 1. —(AIM A
sinule American plane, cima-jilii: li\c
.1ii|NineM> Zeroes over cncniy-hcltl
N'aiira isla* d. d< •stroyod one enemy
ship and probably -h >t fio-.vn ail itlier.
, the Navy repoi led today.
The oommuni(|ue gave ti• ♦ infor
mation on the reconnaissance plane
itself, hilt il was assumed Hi i* I
returned safclv !•> its base from a
mi--ion ov er Nama during the nm -
nini! of Septemher 1!7.
The reconnaissance flight In N.i i
i n. •»!•" miles north <>| Guadalcanal,
might indicate i'lcrca- mc intere-t •>
'lie .lap i'i' i-'"Id filbert island I
an attack were carried out in force
\ and Mauni should lie occupied. i
would proi .de ' c find base \\"lii:n
easy striking •li-'.ince ol the mmi
Japarese position in the Gilberts.
| only 365 miles nautical miles a way.
Reds Drove On
R
,vt u*it ium
MOiCOA (
VI11B»K
VtA/MA
«t(tNYA
_ ^ ^ •!UIA|
ORSHA
^•ftOSlAVt
BRYANSK
<>
\ % •tftN
• 1 VMOUNSK
SHA
c
GOMtl / 1
1...
CHtRNIGOV f SlUKHOV '^RSK
t , '• "konoioh'^.^umy I
-^^44 tur.OBOD
^ j KHARKOV^
'' POtTAVA# /' {
I7YUM
SOVIET ARMY olTensives arc seri
ously nicnaiin;: Vitebsk. < iisha ami
Gome!, key junctions on the last
ma.ioi north-roulh railroad in Kus
s:.ir rlill in N.i/.i hands. German
foree.s an- said to be evneuat 1115
Kiev, while other Nazi forces have
boon ll.inked on two sides in Krem
cn.-hiiR. At Dnepropetrovsk. thou
sands of Hot-inn N':t/is wore killed
l«y Hu;M.in tioi'.ia. (InU rnational)
Aussies Now
Half Mile Of
Finschhafen
Japanese Are Ejected
Bloodily From Harbor
In New Guinea Island
Allied I It-uil<|tiurtriv in the
Sotilliwi',-! I'aril'ic. Oct. 1 —
(Al') -New (iuiiu.i fnuit 1 imi
reports today placed one .spear
head of All.-! l alian- a hall' mile
from llu \\«I1 protected liariior
of l-'iiisclihalell.
nil1 Japanese. ejnlcd l»l'w-ilil>
it "in .dl li .:li liioiriil before tin- one
tin e German - «■» t It <-nt. n«w ep
|xc>(hI the encircling assault troups
j Iroiii oui. ;..rt •«•::!> -t |lar.ttcd by
only a few yard* from lliw <•; the
, Australians.
In tin-; d ive whir opened Sep
tcmbcr 22 .-is mile- north • >! Finscli
hafen, the Aus-ies eroded the Bnmi
11\ i'i. M il two ro!iuiiti> >« i King
'we.-t ami south, thru tinned back
n towards the in.i n p.i •' oi the
\ i lla;:e The tne.r profit:-*
re-coble.. a hook v\ 11!i She point d -
i ecled e.i1\\ ard.
Artillery near the i 'a-t pounded
the *ltrinkinji corp* o( enemy re
-tame. Inland. several '■ les above
Kinscliliale::. unothe A, is.- e loree
ha lu'ii engaging •• '|)ane.-e about
tv\ > miles l>> i :mil*- 1 ri»t 1;- t•.• -1 ol
Sallelhcig. Tiie.-e A s!i iba"- it'
pelted tliree b.iit counter attacks
Monday night and early Tuesday.
Kakag 'g Spur, the la-t Inch
ground :■ >:I in I lie y hands, tell
late T e d.iv alter a pocket of re
si tirce belore it was crushed. with
5(i .lapati-ee killed and I he .urvivors
scattered.
Germans Lose More Planes,
Allies Less, In September
<Vt. 1,—(Al*>— \ wither
(Mivvcrful blow 1 i the Oerinan nlrl
force ,i - 'I -cl'i.-ed t*xI;iy :ii .i ni'> tll
ly -'imm.ity <>l United S\ite. Kiyhth
A Kmi ■ i* ii|ici ,ilinns listiui; nunc Oi.in
2(10 Nn/.l iiliints kinwkMl from the
vkir- liy Klyinn l''vi trcs>es iilotie ill
ten September i i.<I -.
The figure wn> exclunlvc < >i kills
1>\ nviil M.ir.idci . .mil liijjli powered
Thunderbolts iidd't mi ii| which
niiiy ,ilmn>t (limbic She niiilibci of
OcriiMti Mjlttc - ill 'toyed ml i •me
clnse c(|tiiilli' u 'lie pn ■> hmis
Month's toll. When ,i|>j>i <i\ini,il( |y
4(M> were shot down.
The K"vh1 Air K vce jIm \\ h ,<i>e(t
up tin- .-tcvifly |»iuv (|>- • i .n t on ■ >•
Miller's (HMi* deadly air unit. bid .«•
111 >I IIKlirr. ol tile Mil i '<•!• "I <"(
n:rrr;itt ri'iwttvd by l'.rit:>ti pl.r i>s
was ti«»" givrn.
Tin- fuel thiii tin- Kitiltlh Air Furor
l\Vl« -tlnliu <i| -\ c Willi;;. -till' K '
IrPffW .md mcdit'in Manincrs c;»n
(•<•: tr.itfil on ciHM v :i ilicUls i'i <•
<-iipif:J territory <I :i im tin* moiiUi
undoubtedly liiiMiiiii'icil ii I iii'i
Itewvjr dent 11 (Senii<nt .• • .! * to
wn «•-. Ii'i ■■ .iiiv X.< !<).• .<• wfie
tic- !t nyotl ir t!ii< ,;i • mil.
'>m thr rk'lnt di• "In' \ i cni-.m*
! -t . 11»<i it 711 lit'.i'. > l> ■ ■ iUTs 'l Sep
tember ,111 August loll tif
111.
Nazis Are Hurled Back
Upon Rome Defense Line
Americans Find All Ger
Biggest Allied Victory ii
Allied Headquarters in North
Africa. < >ct. I — ( AI') — l.t.
(•tit Mark \V. Clark*.- Ameri
can Fifth Army today rapttired
Naples. Italy's third greatest
lily, and thiwv tin- (icrmati de
lenders I lack upon ;iu- ilcfonsc
i>:' i'« in--, which i- 12') airliiu ;
mill's to ihe north.
The American and ISriti.-Iij
forces which clattered into \*a
ples found '.In city of nunj
empty ot Germans, wiio for a
week had i>i!"a>re«l in an <»i*ni« ,
of destruction atal lorrori-tn de-j
signed to >xirn and tear down
every in-tallntii-n that wmilii l>ei
of l-ein'fit I«> Allied forces ami!
to hamper Italian cooperation
Allied Objecrixe
To Liberate Koine |
With 1 -cast I -oss
Washington. Oil. 1.— (Al'i— ]
I'l t'sitli nl Unost-vi-ll-ai l today Hit* j
tiliji-rli vt- ill Allied lour- in Italv
h.i«« In Iri'i' liiimr. Hit- V.iliiMii.
anil the pope, nuirli in I In- man- I
ni'r til' a crusade. while at the j
same limi' avoiding all possible :
il< sir..(lion.
The President uwcrlwl there
was one thing In- iimltl -ay—that
naturally the Italian advance i
itoing I" i-iiiilililli' and thai eyery
chorl i> heing inadr by the Al
lies to prevent damage In Knme
ami the Vatiran. Tliey are doing
everything possible l.i prevent ae
tivr lighting leading to ilestrni -
tiun in Kutiir.
FOURTH PAYMENT ON
HOSPITAL ADDFI'lONS
l: . . II -al. Vli . Oi*t. ; A el ei
draw • >. "ii id • United si.. : •. . ..
I *- * tilt'. |..t\ .i!>W- I i * tit'.
\. Iit'ii( . I , I,, i M - '.nl- 1
• I i \ the FWA re^imi.iI uiftee • ;
City Clerk -I. Ii. Km >n to in- applied !
■ ii cNpense.s incurred i-\ Hit' city in I
. • e-.list i in I:.ui i.I ;n(dr its I- • . . j
Wilmington Co- inanity li !■ : j
. • ii inn ! - ui Ki-.m-iii M. !
• II. KU'A i'until,.I tiit«-i. ;.n
n- .tiiieed.
Tin elier . w;i- t.'' . ■>: ft|ll.i
t "II l>;.y Itielit 'II .1 i . <ii I.• I i; ..lit :
S2t>7."00 (iltatiee in.- cost -.| inii
1i"iii-'111!4 ..111i «•«j .11>j . ii.. in - .hi- I
(i11ii•(i> ;u:d nt .-lielin:: i "ih-.n id |
t!.e i \; I lis I. . |>ii. I i. iiling.
FARMERS' LOSS HIGH
FROM DAMP COTTON
College Station. Kale «h. t K i. I.—
K;u lilt" - 11 1- I 11 > :s;g e if .-II ! I ' .1
u its which i- it mi ;.cf!i and too tin tup
from clow for uo.ni gintti u and tiny
; 111 ■ lo- i tig I; .in ; I . \ iin||,ii- ,i
t i.i it- >-l tilt:' i' »t T -1!:. t' 1. Mil'., '.ii
St.ill- College KXtl'llsil : g.'i *J>eCi ii St.
;i: no.meed lien* lull iy.
"I: tiie tiii iii'is liinl .ill i'.vi.l :tii-it
cotton tn dry rnvml days longer n
the tield Hill then !i III :>:t'iifiI I .li
lt" tin- dew had dried the r it tun
would have graded al li-..~t mie g itle
higher. with :m innt-.i.-e »»1 Iriiin s|j
to SI! mi -: i- pei liiile price." Mr- I
C'.i-l.in . (I.
mans Departed;
i Europe Yet
\\i!li liir lihrrniiiij* armies,
the siiwiiil Allied headquarters
. • I.: - U11..: e. .mill, mill}; the I.ill of
Naples, Cticl not give the time ut
■ ' cli AL;cil l: .,<(1, sct/eu uie hieal
' 1 ' '•> i' 'I t liiey N.Ac \v ,|> on
III ope.
I i!;ii Ar. y Ikivi
.i I .i.'iil ,:!<• city It, 10
IHirletl cleat <ii Germans" said ihu
tttiil,:.i- .-taleiient.
I he entry into Nu|>ii's— the
Sleatest \ it-ti>i-\ yet won in Hie
Allies in their I'll;; ofiensiv,. to
smash Hitler's 1.ui opr.in fortress
—Has accompli*!,,.,, j,, smashing
along Hi,- liio oi Vesuvius against
glim resistance oi «• crutan rear
guards ami,, pai,| a high priee to
gain a leu extra hoars lor tlicir
i ontnia*'tlci s make arrauge
mills lor a line oi tirlt'Usc lar
tlii'r norlh.
If..
null
ucl'o
>v aid
<l the
•!:iij-ii'i h
...:i i■ 1111
11 Ut-1 \
The possession ol' Naples was
a ureal pri/e for the \llies. how
ever. who ltiav now pour
llirouiili t lie port a ureal army
with its .supplies for the task
opening ahead.
in pic war days N.ipic.s ranged
II ily'.s K.ea'.est |: t next In tie
• . .... v eil mrituilactui -
iH eily.
its extensive docks and water*
ui |>»e iiinalily will l>e <>l seat
il t - (iciieral Dwi^iit I). I. .en.
..w i\ i| .at lei in.ist, i -. as son: a.s"
. ..ml i -ir.ee! > :ia\ e c'.e ■ ed
i eloped harbor channel* and hip
e ths. jiii'iiijIiU'twd mil the tangled
•nuntiiiicatloti" lines nnd moved tlio
ei>. . - I i'"m tile streets.
Naples was the primary ob
jective ol (•cncial lasciihower
when llic rillii Arm> was lamle.l
on the heaches of Salermi Srp
teniher !' hecause it was neces
sai > to ohlai-i a lame port from
which lo direct inline opera
tions. It look just days to
\\ i:i the pri/e.
A ti.i it-- Hi.in a ninlith alter
Sciieral Sir Ikvnurd I.- AlontBom*
>' - I A v landed "i the
talian toe <ie|>temi»er the Allies
hi* were in |x>ssessiun of nearly a
ii ■ iin I' !i 'II; 'in which
X.tp't. i t'y limits,
• p: e . t! i i .'W .i 4 o!tensive
Cap! re Torre Aiuumziata, nino
••til.cell .it .Mile I llea(lt|liar
I i..v, in' lielci ,1 patches iid
e ' ii v i.i.st ii i..;. Wedni -tiav.
Canadian
Destroyer
Sent Down
(Mi.iu i. tut ! (At1)—'The Citna*
dtii destroyer Sunt Croix luw Ikvii
! •i'ihhI led .iiul Kimk «n convoy <1 ity
I lli men. \.i\ y Mini-,
i : A 4.1- M . I >.111 ;iUi .hi minced t'i->
'<•'> ' sent «!;• v ,114 home tin?
t •" -..•»• il>m;ii i:ie.s ;ii;;iiu
lire |»re.v on the north Atlunlio
KUjn>l.v rwiite.
M;i I' i'..id'- ,-t iltntenl j; ive ii(i (!<•
•.■ '> concerning the l«»i»g ol the Smut
('i \ "in "I ."<0 I'lwTe'l StiltC.s (lcs»
tri yem i lived over i» CI rent Brltaiit
'if!,'iv IV i I Ifiir • in cm hiinuc tor
iniviil !>..■■(•.- i»ui it reculled l*rimo
\li-: 'ci Churc!i II di-r|o«ure in hu
lln-.isc ■ I'i'inu11»ti \v;ir rev iew Sc|>
tcmlic: !( t!.;it in Atl.m'e i'"iiv".v \\ • ;
tit lliiit niotne t tinder iittiii'k. t'|» I i
tli.it t ••lie. Chill ell.II added. 11 >t I
"::lc Allc I -1111> i id I'een i-tink ;it
theivi 'li \"rrTii*■ Tn li'in month- i
ajiseitl >ii the (let n;ns Ihcntvclvcs ad<
mlted \\ "■ ti ue.
(»nl> "ii iiicmi"". "I the S.iiiit,
Ci . \ (icw wii- rc-eiied. Mnct>nn«
aid «id she wtut i n- toiirth Cnra
(| ,iii de 'i o e lo.'l nee the l>C|Zili-«
■im;' Hi the war ntut the fif*t *ev«m
■ i fluted Sl.it( \e -i . "1 "tied
••. ( niiid.i •" U" dov I let ore I'nited
S'.ite.- SCI A <( lie ■ I.II .\II «i> I ho
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