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jrais fire* her* struggle for two streets on the Pago' Mill Camp, will visit Los discussion of their ten building* outskirts, where Nar.l veterans Altos Saturday to stimulate the centered a r o u n < nnd reserves alike hnd failed to sale of.War Bonds, already active known for their grass fires that threat- ulldlngs but actually did linage claimed the atten- the local Tire department av afternoon. - first, received at 1:58 summoned firemen to ouls road where three '.ere burned over. A fire ad been started In the g flared up In the after- threatening chicken before It was brought un- itrol. 12 o'clock a call was made charge Of a fire In the >ck of 'Edgfcto'ood drive, he creek; where children : with matches hnd start- ire that scorched several trees. . gain. Northwest of the city, on a 40- tnllc front between the Don and Volga rivers. Marshal Beinron Timoshenko's relief army was re ported to have strengthened Its positions, challenging the vital Oerman left flank which pro tects the main siege armies. In the central Caucasus, Rus sian troops In a night attack were officially reported to have recaptured a community In the Mo7.dok area. 40 miles north of the Grozny oil fields, and pressed on to dislodge the Germans from another position. About 900 Nazi troops were killed, the So viet command sold, Six attacks repulsed ^Southeast of Novorosslsk (on tl\e Black Sea^coast), our troops under the leadership of Mrs. Frank Hennessey and Mrs. B. M. Bcton. . Children who want to ride In Bondle may do so by buying a War 8tamp, but It: will take a bond to get the adults admitted. The rally will be held on Main street., started off by a bugler from Page Mill Camp. Two women are on duty dally from 9:30 am. to 5:J0 p.m. at the War Bond booth, which has almost reached the $10,000 mark In Its sales since It started a few weeks ago. MORE rt}&DS FOR NAVY WASHINGTON. Oct. 21 (/P). The house completed Its work today on a supplemental appro and construction Boulder. Bonnevtl Coulee dams. Jobi the pyramid-build Other largr But he and they other large pro)' them never ment of the need for m Thinking In the Vice President Wa latter said in his i "people's revolutl must be the centui mon man" for should mean a standard rrerywt said: "There are mill ertahed people*** dla, all over the r*ld that* living Advertisement .--If.*: puUecLslx enemy attacks and prUtlon bill authorizing expen very famljar ever led more than 100 Hitlerites," diture of smother $15,000,000,000' wt th k Red army headquarters declared. to build a greater navy, and sen forefinger he md Hinder to Customers "In another sector, our troops ate approval later In the week of about, an Inch dislodged the Germans from was expected to send the mea busy at top spec two heights." sure to the White House. come. Egyptian campaign--Fierce air battles raged over the desert front yesterday, possibly herald- 'ST t to be : armed sent to member! fdrees or others jAg&an early resumption of the long-stalled land fighting. "Enemy air attacks on Malta e the country should be were on a reduced scale," a Brit For the Convenience i l early in October and must ish communique said. lied before Nov. 1st. Our Customers the days become shorter he nights longer, the lack iks. which are difficult to . in the British Isles, be- of paper shortage, is g the men to the pubs In nd and Australia and to mpanlons one finds there." Chronicle, Oct. 19th. to your nearest bookseller e are hundreds of small is of the classics which be welcome--and send a before Nov. 1st. Rememgood book Is not perlShit can be read and reread my. It will give hours of alnment -for lonely sol- lt is easily packed and d. The Book Shop, 158 Unl- y Avenue, Palo Alto. OPEN THURSDA TILL 9 P.M. ALO ALTO HARDWARE CO. University at Bryant . . Dial 417S y-j __' SHERWIN- WtL L !AM 5 Pa in t s SPECIAL: HEAVY HOMESPUN DRAP width. Colors: Tan--Bltio--Green--Ros Sun Fagt colors...................Pal IfiWJHl'IrtMU w tan. Mio mo no* 1416 j it o VMii fkco kst> hAP? o.cx 24, \ qqzl p, 2^