Milford chronicle., 1942-09-04


Purchase of one $ls.75 War Bond.
for which you receive SIS In 10
years, win pay for one Of these jack
cts SO necessary for our airmen fly
ing at high attitudes and IN northern
cliines. So you and your neighbors
can de your bit By investing at least
10 percent Of your salary every pay
day IN War Bonds to help pay the
cost Of this equipment for intrepid
American flyers. Join the parade,
and help top the War Bond Quota m
your county. u. S. Treasury DssGrtssssi
WOUNDED even unto death the
gallant defenders of Stalingrad
fight on. The Nazi foe, determined
to reduce the Soviets' mighty tank
arsenal, are hurling hundreds Of
tanks and thousands of picked
shock troops into the battle. Meet
ing these murderous hordes from
Hitler land are men and swomens
even children, determined to de,
fend their honor and homes as long
as life lasts. Now these brave peo-
pie who are making and have made
such a gallant fight for survival
and democracy, are threatened with
an attack from the rear. The Jap
snese, listening to the fairy story
being spun by, Herr Hitler, are al
most ready to stab the Russians in
the back. They, like Mussolini's
puppets, who stabbed the fallen
French, think that the Russian Bear
is doomed and like a pack Of filthy
jackals are eager to be in atathe
kill. We believe that the situation
in Russia is most serious, and a
successful attack by Japan may
hasten the fall of the Soviet Union
We are of the opinion that, if, the
United Nations are to keep Russis
in the war they must act inimedi-
ately. Far be it from this writer te
say when, where or how a second
front is to be opened-we would
only go out on limb if we were
to suggest 1t, for our knowledge OF
military action is most 'limitedriWeo
do feel, however, that tine present
bombing of Germany will not great
ly aid the cause of the Soviets. The
Germans are desperate-they know
that the greater part of the civiliz-
ed world is arrayed against them
and they will not make peace ever
ii every city in the greater Reich Il
bombed into ruin. The only way
this war can be won is by defeating
the Germans in battle and by battle
we do not mean aerial combat alone
but the infantry, artillery and me,
chanized forces of the United Ma.
tions must smash the same type
German units. With the pressure
relieved on the Eastern front, the
Russians will take care of the Jap
anese if the nasty little creatures
from Nippon are so bold as to take
the. fateful step and invade the
maritime province of Siberia. q
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BLOOD AND SAND-Remmel ad7
vances in the desert. The British
move up to meet the German mas
termind, and an American Tank
Battalion prepares for action under
the blazing Egyptian sun. This ad-
vance by Rommel is timed by Hit,
ler's Geopolitical experts to tie in
with. the German advance in Russia
and the threatened Japanese in
vasion of Siberia. These experts
have worked out plans that if sue
cessfully carried out will give Hit,
Ter and his allies the world to di.
vide and dispoil The United Ma
tons are just as determined that
Hitler will not succeed as he an6
his henehmen are determined thai
the world is their liebensraum. The
Axis must and will be stopped. We
did not want war, we did not hate
anyone, we were willing to keep
our hands off Europe, but Mr.. Hit.
: Ter wanted war with America, he
said we were afraid to fight, we
were pleasure lovers, we were soft,
we were diyided-in other words we
we're a perfect set-up for his won
derful Nordie warriors. We wonder
If Marshal Rommel believes that
for the American tank crews, now
fighting side by side with their Eng.
1ish and Australian brothers, are
blasting the vapnted Afrika Corps
into little pieces Hitler did not be-
lieve It either-Von Hindenburg
told Hitler all about the Americans
how they we're a mild people un-i
til they got mad, then turned into
ar~1. tla.k do l.ro -
the Huns in the last war cry "Kam-
erad." He thought he could take us
on and over before we were ready,
but thanks to our far-seeing Presi-
dent, we got ready ahead of time
and although. we still have lot of
things to perfect and are mostly
untried when it comes down to
actual fighting, we are ready and
unafraid to meet the Hitlerian
hordes in the desert or the North
Pole il necessary.
II r /s/s/
/ TALKED with an old farmer
friend of mine the other day and he
told me how he and his neighbors
are working night and day to har-
vest the crops which will feed their
city cousins next winter. II has
been a battle, for help cannot be
had in quantity at any price. He
and countless thousands like him,
however, are winning. this fight to
lay up stores Of essential foods and
the battle they have fought and won
this year is just as important to an
eventual Allied victory as the fight
that is being fought by the soldiers
on the front and in. the factory. God
bless our American farmer, for