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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-08-16

Hitler's projected invasion of
England. Only Il few weeks of
good weather remains before
winter sets in and renders any
large scale operations extreme
~ questionable as to sense. We
may assume the invasion, if it
is not begun soon, to be put off
indefinitely. This is somewhat
Of a mystery, for military men
agree that chances of a Hitler
success are good and that every
day they are that much less
good. Naturally the English are
not sitting back waiting but are
getting ready. 1t is suspected
Hitler's victory over France
so weakened his armies that
he does not dare to risk fight
Immediately, especially with men
who are perfectly willing to fight
90 the last man as are the Eng
liSh. The German is loathe to
play only sure things with most
Of the chances of winning on MS
side before the fight begins.
I'm the Far East the pot is
boiling merrily. Japan's i'm
perialistic dreams are at their
height. The yellow men have
adopted superior airs and are
even complaining because we
are unwilling to send out Of the
states TO them military supplies
we need at home. In her war
/ with China she is no nearer to
victory than two years ago, 1t
is doubtful China can be con-
conquered at all, and more and
more it appears the JapS are
cooking for an opening to Jump
| IN some other nation that is so
occupied with another Wur that
1 Jap win is guaranteed. This
! % get out of the China mess and
| regain national face-as if the
| world ever thought they hac
| me, The Japs are Germ"n-tApe
( soldiers.
7 As prophesied long ago, the
I 'ascists have yet to damonstr
! tie ability to fight on equa
| .erms with free men. Since they
| icalred war England has KEEP
4 Mussolini's fleet prisoner il
] our sea" chasing the ships il
I PORTS under their land-guns
| \ showdown is to be expected
! IN Il land in a few days. The
italians have masSed several
| hundred thousand men in AT
lea and there are several Ill
| .isions Of English co!onials near
~ just spelling for q fight.
The European situation has
{ aiken turn that may be dcccp
tive. Hitler has reached The CON
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-08-16

do appear at the Office of the
the Clerk of the Circuit Court
of Mcdowell county within one
month from the date of the 1st
publication of this order and do
what is necessary to protect
her interest herein.
And it is furthr ordered that
copy of this order be published
once a week for three success
sive weeks in some newspaper
of general circulation in said
Mcdowell Count.
"A copy, Teste:
Alex d. CYPHERS Clerk of
the Circuit Court of Mcdowell
County, West Virginia"
FLEMING A. JONES, Jr., 20.
Date of first publication, Aug,
y, 1910.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-08-16
characteristics Of Mineablc
Goals of West Virginia"

The State Geologist has lust
announced the release Of another
report, Vol. VIII on the states
most important mineral resource
-coal-entitled characteristics
of Mineable Goals Of West Viz
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-08-16
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

WEST VIRGINIA: In the
Clerks Office of the Circuit
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10
Business Up
Continuing
U. S. Survey Shows
Steady Progress

WASHINGTON - The business
recovery which started early IN
May was accelerated and broad
ened during June, mainly because
Of the impetus given by the ma
tional defense program. a COM
merce department survey showed
today.
Indications OF the rise, IL was
said, were given by the stock
market which recouped part OF
the heavy losses sustained in the
preceding month and by manu-
featuring construction which re-
corded substantial inflow OF
new orders.
The survey said that the "un-
favorable aspects" OF the May
business situation were dispersed
Ito a large degree" during June
Business and consumer buying
were up somewhat while COM
modify prices showed firmer
trends although no marked or
consistent" rise WIS yet evident.
The department warned that
domestic business is not yet
wholly secure against European
developments in the near future"
Farm prices still are low and ex-
port markets have been curtailed.
IL said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10
Nazis Sink More
British Shipping

BERLIN - The German high
command today claimed to have
inflicted heavy losses on British
shipping and the official new,
agency d. N. Il. reported that OF
II British planes which this
morning raided the Sofa sirdroms
at stsvsnger Norway. ali had
been shot down
The high command In
communique from Adolf Hit
ler's field headquarters re-
ported torpedoing by n Ger
man U-boat of the British
destroyer Wbiriwind and said
that several merchant ships,
including an II .000-ton naval
tanker, had been DESTROYED.
The British officially admitted
the loss Of the Whirlwind
The high command said German
planes had bombed wharves a,
Davenport England. OIL tanks Al
Ipswich, Canvey island. Thames
Haven and Tibury and munitions
works At Harwich as well as
chemical works at Billinghsm.
German planes also bombed a
cruiser. one destroyer and tive
merchant ships in the English
channel according to the nigh
command.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10
New French
.Seiup Ready
Republic Will Be
Motier OF History
In Few Days More

GIE>oat.E---Ths French cham.
her ~ deputies and the French sen.
ate IN successive sessions to-day sp-
proved a draft resolution which 90.
morrow viii bring = formal end "a
tho third republic and place In the
aged hands II Marshal Henri rhii.
ippe fetaln full powers 10 establish
a totsiiiAFian state
Tho resolution was given approval
by the chamber by a vote Of ass 10
J II was approved IN the senate
22a Ia /.
Tomorrow = Joint session Of the
senate and chamber. sitting as the
national assembly. viii 10 through
tho motions Of ratlfYinr this action
without debate and ending pafi.a-
mentsry democracy in France.
The size OF the chamber vote vas
a surprise. as u had been report ed
that only about $50 members of ths
chamber OF deputies md so sena.
tors were present at tho temporary
French capital ~ Vichy.
The chambers action was Al the
recommendation Of committee Of
deputle. headed by Jean MISTER.
radical Socialist deputy and mem.
Der OF the governments Of Albert
sarraut and Edousrd Herfiot
Shortly after action ny tho cham.
her the Iuridical committee ~ the
French senate gave approval Ia the
draft resolution Tho COMMITTEES
Included II senators beaded by Sen.
lie courtois
The action OF the French cham.
Der Of deputies IN approving trans.
fer Of full powers 10 the govern
ment of Marshal Petsin Ia entass
lish the new constitution conceded
with Berlin reports that criminal
charge might be- instituted against
two former French prsmisrs and
Gen. Maurice Gamelin.
Edousrd Daladlsr and Paul Rsy-
maud. two prsniefs who wsr. In
power before the French military
collapse. were named in viohy dis.
patches broadesht by the German
wireless. These dispatches con-
cerned French proposals 10 punish
persons responsible for ''ths made.
quacy Of French means Of fighting
the war"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10
Wire Is Used
To Take Life
John Bobich. IS.
Commits Suicide

After intimatlng 10 brother.
in-law he intended 10 take his life.
John Es bich. 81. ~ 7ss2 10. Alma.
worth ave. made good his threat
late Monday afternoon by hanging
himself iH a garage ~ ths rear
Of his home
The body Ut the cabinet maker.
who was . member of hlllmsa' :
union. Local No 1850. wsn found
hanging fFom ssftsf IN the
garage BY the mans wife Mrs,
DeyoDa Esbieh. at 5f35 >. m.
whsn sbs went 10 the small strl1e.
turs 70 get NoVd Ia start = fire 10
prepare the fa1silys sySniag msal
Babieh ended hls nfs by using
. noos. mad. from No. 10 electric
sire. County Coroner r w. Long
aald The coroner placed death At
between 3 and 4 o'cloek Tss body
Nas removed - the BHfkiey. King
nortusfy. pending funeral ar
fangsuisnss
Police. aho Investigated the
tragedy said they learned that
Fred Dawson, = brother -inslasg.
Nho resides At TsG2 ~. AinHNofth
ave. met Basich a0sen to@ss 81
.. ~ ana had given him a ride
home IN ths formers car
En route 20 the Eassh fssi'
dsncs. Dawson Informed officers
ths man had told him
When they take rue aNsy. you
can have my tOois
After Ars. Bsb8eh discovered
ths iifsisss body of her husband.
shs summoned a nslEhDgf'' st.o
called police - the sesns
Esalsiss ma Nifs. Bableh - sur
sigsd - = soH. JOhn. lf.. AZ the
family home. smother S,n 10 seat
tie and . daughter IN Aontsna.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10
Campaign Starts
For War Relief

There viii be ne further drives
for war relief funds IN 1910 after
the campaign. ao~ under way. u
flnlshed
mi. point vas made clear Tues
day by Reno odiln ~hsn he dslis.
ersd the principal speech A. the
klek-nff luncheon 81 itotsl Win
throp for tina ssr relief
Pierre countys quota IL $40 tfo.
$50 900 81 whleh must b. raised
IN Tacoma. Al the luncheon II wss
reported - $50 has b~sn raised In
Pierce county. ~ $50 in the city.
and ~ 800 outslds.
Tuesdays gathering u tho "a.
seu,lys council Was IN connection
~iih thu regular luncheon n ths
kiwanls eiub.
Funds falnsd In the national
drive Tor $40. 900 Ds0 siii be spent
in the q \ for commodities sss. b
giil BE- shipped to ksssps and
there distributed uDaisr the isfiss
dietion ~ the American He'd crss.
agents. Odlin explained
Dgs Ia ihs fact that The United
states government has given tse
Red Cross $50 600 900 il s1rpis,.
food commodities fur distribution
abroad. a larger pfapostlea ~ tbs
t20. 900 900 ar relief funds H0-
b-ing raised ~ill be released fer
sgspitsl supplies thsa could have
been otherwise.
Odiln further said there 1ss
Continued 81 Page 4. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10

At the pleasant watering place
Of Vichy members Of the French
chamber and senate are voting
approval OF formalities necessary
to end parliamentary French
democracy.
BY tomorrow it will be all over.
Parliament will have voted its own
death sentence and opened the
way for establishment Of a total
itarisn regime on the Italian and
Spanish model
Today the chamber Of deputies
met and approved by almost IMAM
imous vot. a|drsft resolution plae-
ing In the hands Of Marshal Henri
Philippe Petain fun powers to
sweep the French slogan Of
"Liberts. Egaiite. Fratsrnits' in
10 the discard.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10

Similar action will bs taken by
the French senate.
Then tomorrow at a Point sss-
SION ths resolution Will be given
final approval and the third re-
public viii be- dead. just 80 days
short Of the roth anniversary of
It's establishment.
Thus. the pendulum which has
swung ia France from republic 10
empire 10 republic for i5l years
swings back again 10 the modern
equivalent ~ ths personal ruis
Of Napoleon
The guiding spirit 10 Pierre
Laval. vice premier under P.tsln.
friend Of Germany and Italy and
N. active leader In the govern
ment
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10
StyotoIiners Hang
Up Speed Records

BURBANK. Cal TsNa TWA
straiollosfs fs-lsy established nsw
east and ~s~tnogaa night rreoras
.hsn ths passenger plans piietsd
~ Capt. Jack zlmmsrmaa arrived
ia New roTs la ~ heaf~ and ~
minutes and . usstbosad pi4ae
piietsd BY n. o. bowen arrived II
union Air terminal 81 tai a. ~.
"a hours aed nine ainutes cut II
New York.
Ths sastbound flight sst q new
rscefd for transport airpisnss. rhs
~sstbegnd ilight clipped one hour
and 70 minutes from The fastest
westtound ztrate-~phere flight 10
date Bowen said he made one
stop Al Kansas CITY At q m.
and flew a. 1900 feet on the
entire trip.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10
Pick Martin
For Manager
Willkie Numes New
Chairman for COP
(>EA Telephofol

WASHINGTON-W endell l.
Willkie today selected Rep. JOSEPH
w. Martin. jr., of Massachusetts,
the house Republican leader, TO be
chairman of the Republican nation
al committee and manager OF his
campaign for the presidency.
John D. M. Hamilton of Kansas.
who has been chairman OF the ma
tional committee since 1886. will
be executive director OF the national
committee, Willkie announced.
Martin served as permanent
chairman OF the Philadelphia nom-
mating convention. His selection
brings into key posts in the Willkie
campaign the Republican leaders
of both the house and senate. The
senate Republican chief Charles
l.. McNary of Oregon. is Willkie's
teammate on the ticket and is ex-
pected to carry the COP appeal TO
the farm voters in the middle west
and west.
Final selection Of Martin was
Wilkes chief business on a "a
hour stay in the capitalize prom
Used supporters he will be back
to stay for eight years"-and he
prepared to leave by plane for a
vacation in Colorado. While there
he will draft the acceptance speech
he will deliver in his home town of
Elwood, Ind, early in August.
Russell Davenport. former man.
aging editor OF Fortune magazine
who quit his Job to work for Will
kie before the Philadelphia con-
vention, will be the nominees per-
sonal representative TO work with
Martin, Oren Root. jr.. New York
lawyer and granddaughter Of the
late Elihu Root, will continue to
organize independent clubs for
Wlllkie.
Name Vice Chairmen
Four vice chairmen OF the ma
tional committee were named
Samuel Pryor. Connecticut: Walter
5. Hallinsn, West Virginia. Mrs.
Grace Reynolds. Indiana, and Mrs.
Elsie Fitzsimmons. Rhode Island.
Charles Goodspeed. Chicago. was
reappointed treasurer of the ma
tional committee; Harold Mason
was resppointed secretary and
Henry p. Fletcher. former national
chairman, was reappointed general
counsel.
Sinclair Weeks Of Massachusetts,
was named chairman Of the ma
tional committees executive COM
mittee. Other members include
William Knowlsnd Of California
Ezra Whitla. Idaho. and Mrs. Della
Urquhardt, Washington.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10

paid the pickers, the psychol-
ogy of those who might other
wise take the employment, or
whatever-there's something
wrong that there should be
this waste and loss of eco
nomic value.
Growers collectively must
attac'i the problem soon If
they are TO prevent its recur-
renee next year. and the years
after. They cannot let the
problem go untouched another
year and then attempt to
wrestle with it when the
season is full upon them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10

fAsaOttth. WISH Jack
EEsns 81. manager u a liquor
store. died last night from head
injuries suffered when ne fell from
a tree IN front Of MA home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10

THERE'S something wrong
when, with Il million un-
employed in the u. s., not
even 500 persons of either sex
can be found to pick Puyallup
valley raspberries at 40 cents
a crate, plus living quarters
and a bonus.
We haven't seen it, but they
say that it is heartbreaking
to see the stream of valley
farmers bounding the federal
and state employment offices,
particularly the one in Puyal-
lup. trying to engage even
half a dozen pickers when a
single farm may need 20
right now.
They say tn at several
hundred berry farmers have
appealed TOR help; that they
are simply told no pickers are
available.
On many a little farm the
berries are dropping, over
ripe to the ground; one ranch
err said one couldn't see the
dirt beneath the vines because
of the quantity of berries that
have already been lost -
picked by nature and gravity.
I'm letting II tons of fine
cherries 60" said another.
"Td gladly sacrifice them if
! could get pickers for my
raspberries This year we
stood a chance of getting a
good price for our berries; as
it is, most of us are letting
half our acreage go, Just try
ing to salvage the crop on the
other half"
The growers say that with
the early blackberry crop now
coming up, most pickers could
find steady work straight
through until Oct. /.
But the help has got to
come now-this week is the
critical one for the Cuthbert
raspberries - worth 1925 a
crate for the shippers or 7
cents a pound at the cannery.
But back to the employ
ment angle, or the unemploy-
ment one.
One of the growers told
how he had come to Tacoma
and in final desperation, had
gone to one of the downtown
missions for men.
Sure" said the superin-
tendent, Il can get you all the
pickers you want. You have
your transportation h er e
right after the men are fed
in the morning, early, and
we'll load you up"
But that next morning, OF
some two score men eating at
the mission, not one would
volunteer to pick berries at 40
cents a crate. transportation
TO and from town furnished.
There's something wrong
here; whether it's the price
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10

shsila agreed without argument
but she sss thinking. 4 may az
well tell MIN right nOS. Tnsrss
no use putting Il OF.
Across. the able BODs rubicund
face Deamsd AT her
Did tell you that May sales
al the store we're IS per cent
higher for last month than they
were Ia July the year before ?"
Yes you told me. Your father
would be proud q you
Just three years since ne left
IL 70 me. Bob reminded her I
suess that's maxim. a 90 Of II ali
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10
FREEDOM DEMANDED

sInLA, India The working
committee Of the Indian National
congress approved resolution
Monday demanding an immediate
declaration Of complete freedom
for India.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10

WAR BULLETINS

Lo>DoN-rhe Duke wiad.er today sppca~d
general and commanding general of the nahsmss
G0THENBURG. Sweden-Heavy gunfire doomed all day
long in the Skagerrak today and coastal residents believed
that extensive AngoGerman air and naval battle
going
The action Of sight of land but residents said that
the apparent boom of explosion of bombs continued
throughout the day. One British plane sighted over
Gothenburg archipelago.
IO>DoN-The admirslt, said British
otaing SiSS9
the week ending 1921
week
Italian
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10
McNory to Fly Home
PORTLAND

PORTLAND - Senator Charles
L. AeNary Of Oregon, Republican
wee presidential nominee. has made
tentative arrangement. to fly to
Portland. arriving here Aug. ?.
United Airlines officials said today
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10
Keg Slipped. And
Mon's Leg Broken

CLEVELAND George Eaficka.
81. 1as in a hoapltal siih a broksa
isg today. tss sttsmptsd % hosss
Dssr seq 10 Ma mouth In a eafs
The ssg slipped.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10
French Republic Sinking
To Death After So Years
BY JOE ALEX NORRIS

The third French republic born in the darkest hours Of
the FrancoPrussan sinking 10 its death today in
the equally dark hour of another defeat by Germany.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10
IfOI.f.YWfaID Gran

MOOD fsfsnyisls BATES
-. ssli-kno~n motion ps1tsHs
character aetsa. died today ~ tins
hollywood as.spisal following =
heart attack ~. had b~sn . stage
ana screen player fos 20 yssra
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10
Americans
Shut Out by
40 Score
Vests Homer in
First Inning Is
All II Tukes
no. score on page lsl

ST. LOUIS - A roaring home
run off the bat Of Outfielder West
with two aboard in the first inning
off the offerings Of Red Ruffing
provided the big explosion in the
annual All-Star major league elias
sic today, which went to the
National league stars. TO o.
Vaughan and Herman had singled
ahead Of him.
The other National score came
in the eighth inning on Otis walk,
McCormick's sacrifice and Dan
ning's single 10 right
The game was witnessed by
10000 fans
X N r.
American :. 900 900 600 3 I
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10

ARREST of 10 Japanese army
plain clothes men by marines
In ths American sector Of the
Shanghai international settlement,
Japanese army spokesmen hav.
declared the arrest TO be- AN un-
friendly act and q serious in
oident." Huh said he considered II
a local incident"
C-Japanese threats 90 occupy
- French and Indo- China unless
arms shipments 10 Chinese Gen.
eralissimo Chang ksl-shek over
1ndo-ch.ns roads and railways
ceased.
f-Jspsn's demand on Great
" Britain 10 prohibit similar
arms shipments 10 Chinese armies
through British-oontrolled Burma,
and Britains rejection Of this De.
mand.
J-Japanese enoirolement of the
British crown colony OF Hong
Kong, evacuation OF American ma.
tionals. British women and children
from Hong Kong TO the Philip
pines. and preparations by British
army and navy commanders for a
last ditch" defense OF the colony.
o Significant visit by a japanese
v admiral To the japanese
colony ri Davao. on the southern
Philippine island Of aindanao. The
announced purpose Of the visit
was 10 ascertain the health con
ditions' OF japanese residents.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10

right with business The way its
bern IN Chicago snd considering
the tough freaks I've had. There's
another store opening three blocks
away"
Il kn0x You told mr."
As sbs spOs- Sbsil1 caught sight
u her reflect on Ia the mirror
lined vail Tai ana slender Nith
fair shining hair and VIDE apart
deep blue syss Che booked sE-
efptionslly pretty In her ns1 gray
drsse and gay red nat but as usual
Bon had rot noticed H. 80 far AZ
Continued on Page !. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-10

Ing sks Gssunne aisaewens -
sssvssaes. Nsvwsy. TITS ws~vn-
iss - ss~~ INST ss~N.
LONDON rhs Haysl Air vsr~e
hammered home terrific hssws %
tisfmsnss invasion bases friday -
tssrmsn cir raids over Britain 49,
preached hsftshrtsa tempo.
The cir ministry reported mat
IN. HAr concentrated "a large
groups ~ hsrrss shssh The sssr~
mans had ss@~mnl<s IN pus~h
canals pa~sinty FOR uss IN the
attack oa Britain. Many NJ th~es
hasKss we're sunk ny bembssa-
msnts
Al tbs same time nsw ATTACKS
we're directed ~ she kiei and
sslihslm.hsssa naval hAs~s wssv~
. ssrshlp Was set sfirs ard aass-
yards damaged
German plane concentration
we're damaged IL asi.nuss Ant
ncuAl These planes wsr~ said tn
he n the tfeap.eauysna tyr~.
German rstfei vessels sff fhs
Danish roast ~srs damaged an<S
ihs wsathavsn. Amsterdam sna
Brussels sissramss yer. sursh~s
asrnsEsd
rh@ itomhssrx al rssinsvsss ss.e
the iismm frsfHht ysrds ~~s
sxsin attacked. f,ue nsisiSn
bomber was sAld n hs misssne.
The sif ministry rspefssa hat
ssvsn Hrifish pi.n~s failed IN rs-
turn fran = raid m ussm~a air.
craft lined up ~ the nals sir-
drums ~ stsvsnsss which wss
pressed h.me In the face ~ sssnan
opposition Anoshss raid in ass-
way set afiss tho smmunstlaa
dump ~ Bergen
fss saetny ~srstips. belssvess
10 b dsssf.ysrs ~ tight sfulsers
we're basnhsd and set .firs early
to-day EAST ~ wsiaslmshsssn
Tho Press As~esistlaa reported
tonight that the fsish easss III,
he mined 9Th mines manufactured
~ Esfs shipping ~iii ~ nasifIss.
u ws. said.
The home security mia.stss an
nosnesd ssalsted German pIan~s
had dropped inesnalsry ana hsrn
sspiasivs sssas~ In srsfsdIe raIds
on nsftbssss and sssuth~@s EneIxnd
and fhs east ea~st N scotland anr.
ina ihs night and early mssnInx
and caused fsw essssifIss In .
Scottish ts~H na dla m sfh~s
dsfnsxs ~ any consequence
starting ~ dawn German pisnss
arrived continuously up 10 The
early s@sfs ~ ths morning wb~n Z
lone raider dropped 70 lnxsaAlary
bombs ~ southeast eAeaf tawn
~hitb started tires In tbs suburhs.
Othsfs crossed the sssfern ana
ss's,ihssB coasts % knxissa sna ths
fiofthsasf coast 81 as.fiAnd
bstsish sbsks<s ptssss shnl-
ieasea ~ Gssnsss sses ~
sssil~s shsss~i. elites 10 DIVE
fissss bsek. "a sss ttsss~ ysss
issssy - psss~s ssss s>~s
fixhtisa ssss ls~ sksss~L
Ths'ss planes snish nsesssasd ln
getting inland .sss pursued by
fixht~ss. Flames skipped evss
fislas. hsdass. village sffssts ard
shs tniliiiaxs ~ sltsss. sssh sasl-
siftssfs ssaflrs folie@snx thsm.
Royal Air Fssee plsaes sfF4fk
hsssy bi0~a IN Germany. Holland.
Belgium and rssaee
"a .s~ Sss~si~<s thai i.D9e..
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