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on “{Csntinsed trom frem- Page a. Aewards Moscow and and southward * “tewards Kharkev." - Fierce battles raged all way Friday before Budenny’s lines protecting Kharkev and Kursk, the Mail added, with ven weak spois in the Eed front. ' $lmultaneowuly ven Rund- _ Stedt launched mew attack against the Kussians before Eostov-en-Don, nerth of dhe Bee of Bene ~~ But everywhere, the Mall sald, the Germans are mecting | | Rundstedt’s pancers prebing fer . 2 | , With fierce resistance, with ” heavy tank battles invelving © many hundreds ef tanks raging east of Dnieprepetrevak, * Lindbergh Fears ; | ~ Loss of Libertigs 2 FORT WAYNE, In Ind., Oct. 2. GNS)—The edminisiration nes shown by “many signs” that it may speech . «lamp down on free end: end t in America, Charles ageaatberen declared to- night in address which he : } the first speech be has given * * ince the one in Des Moines 1 ; which he has been under fire, the ayiator hinted that he believed the nd of free elections was in sight F .| “The time has come when we must , wfonsider even that.” he gaid. Lindbergh opened his address be. f /0 G — cf 7 / ¢ fore an “America First rally with j “When I speak to you-here in De ~~. |. “How much longer iree speech : will be possible in the United States, I do not kuow. But 1 do as know that an administration which can throw this country into unde- clared naval war against the will ef our people and without asking the consent of congress can by gimi- lar methods prevent freedom of speech among us. “There are many signs that such action may be taken in the near future, with as little warning as ac- sompanied the occupation of: Ice-