JAPAN NOW FEARS PUSH FROM NORTH; Expects Her Dangers Will Be Increased by Moscow Parley of U.S., Britain, Soviet JAPAN NOW FEARS PUSH FROM NORTH

Britain and Russia in Pact To Exchange War Supplies; TRADE PACT MADE BY BRITAIN, SOVIET SIGNS PACT FOR RUSSIA

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Members hope for recess until after Labor Day

CONGRESS HOPES FOR 2-WEEK REST; But Plans Face Abandonment if Roosevelt Requests Quick Action on Aid to Allies CONGRESS HOPES FOR 2-WEEK REST

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Controller McGoldrick repts priorities hamper completion of N Y C bldg projects; urges revised ratings

200 CITY PROJECTS FACE STANDSTILL DUE TO PRIORITIES; Needed Materials Diverted to Defense, McGoldrick Says, Urging Revised Ratings WOULD BAR ALL NEW WORK Asks $65,000,000 Capital Outlays for Current Jobs if Supplies Can Be Had 200 CITY PROJECTS FACING STANDSTILL

Suggests U S reprisals for Japanese detention of US natls

ROOSEVELT BACK IN CAPITAL, SEES HULL ON FAR EAST; Japanese Detention of 100 Americans Held Topic -- Talk Lasts 2 1/2 Hours REPRISALS ARE DEMANDED Representative Dingell Urges Internment of Japanese -- Hopkins Sees Beaverbrook ROOSEVELT, HULL DISCUSS FAR EAST

USSR claims Germans lost 20,000 in Ukrainian city battle

NIKOLAEY IS SEIZED; Position of Soviet Army Retreating to Dnieper Declared Grave BATTLE FOR ODESSA RAGES Russians Report 20,000 Nazi Casualties in Counter-Blow From a Ukrainian City. GERMANS CAPTURE BASE NEAR ODESSA

Moscow and London comment on Moscow conf plans

TEHERAN IS TARGET; British Intimate They Will March in Unless the Nazis Are Curbed SAY 'TOURISTS' TOTAL 3,000 Fear That Reich Drive East Will Stir Revolt Is Viewed as Prompting Action TEHERAN IS TARGET OF JOINT WARNING ANOTHER STRATEGIC LAND DRAWS ATTENTION

Odd Fellows excursion riot; 3 killed, N Y C; illus

3 Women Are Killed in Riot On Harlem Excursion Pier; Hysterical Mob Tramples Victims -- 40 More Injured, Including Children -- Question of Spurious Tickets Starts Trouble 3 DIE IN PIER RIOT; 40 OTHERS INJURED WHERE THREE WERE KILLED IN STAMPEDE TO BOARD EXCURSION BOAT

NDMB, Navy Dept, Maritime Comm and OPM ask Roosevelt to take over yards; Asst Sec A Stevenson conf with Roosevelt; Roosevelt may ask co and U S Steel Corp, parent co, to accept NDMB recommendations

PRESIDENT ASKED TO ACT AT KEARNY; Seizure of Shipyard Urged by Officials -- Executive Order Is Drawn Up PRESIDENT ASKED TO ACT ON KEARNY

BERLIN, Monday, Aug. 18 (U.P.) -- The Soviet Army of the Ukraine was reported to be falling back rapidly to the banks of the Dnieper River today after having lost Nikolaev to German and Hungarian, forces in hard fighting.  

Hungarians Aided Capture

ROME, Aug. 17 (AP) -- The Italian High Command's communique follows:  

Italian

Small Credit Is Explained

Refugee Children Reach Lisbon

BERNE, Switzerland, Monday, Aug. 18 -- Today's Russian communique acknowledged the loss of Nikolaev and Krivoy Rog, but the Red Army is reported to be resisting stubbornly elsewhere in the Ukraine.  

Red Army Fights Hard

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Hiranuma Is Getting Better

SOVIET CONCEDES FALL OF NIKOLAEV; Also Announces Withdrawal From Krivoy Rog, Claimed Previously by Germans BUT RED ARMY HITS BACK Nazi Force In Central Sector Reported Destroyed -- City in the Ukraine Is 'Saved'

Germans move threshing machines into conquered Ukraine to harvest crops

Nazi Corps Reaps Crops In Ukraine, Vichy Hears

Germans destroy Serb town, Gola, as reprisal for civilian complicity in guerrilla attack; attackers reptd executed

NAZIS DESTROY TOWN WHERE SERBS RAIDED; Gola Held to Have Been Aware of Plot Against Germans

PARIS PRESSES RED DRIVE; Wives of 2 Former Communist Deputies Among 6 Seized

LONDON, Aug. (AP) -- An Air Ministry communique said:  

British

2d Lt H G Skog; 2d Lt F H Dresser hurt, Panama City

Army Flier Killed in Panama

wounded soldiers and Tobruk prisoners arrive, Australia

August 18, 1941

Headlines from August 18, 1941

JAPAN NOW FEARS PUSH FROM NORTH; Expects Her Dangers Will Be Increased by Moscow Parley of U.S., Britain, Soviet JAPAN NOW FEARS PUSH FROM NORTH

Britain and Russia in Pact To Exchange War Supplies; TRADE PACT MADE BY BRITAIN, SOVIET SIGNS PACT FOR RUSSIA

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CONGRESS HOPES FOR 2-WEEK REST; But Plans Face Abandonment if Roosevelt Requests Quick Action on Aid to Allies CONGRESS HOPES FOR 2-WEEK REST

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