Milford chronicle., 1943-05-14

one of the lighter ones. Bands are
attached to facilitate handling and
the fins are not attached until the
Bomb reaches the airfield, because
bending would injure accuracy.
They cost up to $500. Your pur-
chase of War Bonds through the
Payroll Savings Plan will help pro-
vide Bombs for our airmen. Let's
TOP that Ten Percent"
u. S. Treasury Department
By the time you, my dear reader.
scan these few lines, the struggle
for Tunisia will be undoubtedly
ended. While l write this article
the radio prOclaims the fact that
over one hundred thousand of the
Axis soldiers and officers have sur
rendered and general capitalization
by the Nazis and Italians is near
Thousands of these prisoners be-
longed to elite Prussian Guard
Regiments, and their capture is
a sore blow to Hitler. The Desert
Fox. ROmmeu. has lived up to his
name and deserted his troops in
their extremity. Van Arnmin. the
other Nazi big wig is still claimed
to be on the Cape Bon Peninsula.
Let us hope they round him up,
before he can escape 10 Italy. Thus
one chapter in the battle between
the Allies and the Axis is ended.
Round two is coming up, and at
this point we would like TO make a
prediction. 1t is our belief that
the Allies are going to strike again
and soon. We believe. however.
that instead of Sicily or Italy. they
will make a drive into the Balkans.
We further predict that the Turks,
who have been receiving modern
weapons from the British and Am
orleans for the past several months
will join in this attack, which will
drive the Axis out of the Balkans.
and cause a general Nazi retreat
all along the Russian Front.
/S/s/
Proof that itires AXIS 'and Ger
many in particular is getting
bad case of 'jitters" is the story
which came out of NazidOm regard
ing a United States attack on Mar
Unique. Don't worry so much
about Martinique. Adolph, although
it is not improbable that we might
take over this last stronghold of
Vichy France in the New World |
You had better worry about Mu-
lich and Berlin. for the Yanks are |
AdOlph. They are going to
invade your precious Reich. and l
would not be surprised if they did
lot give that blOated neck of yours
/ stretch--nO one would blame
hem, many would applaud them.
/S/s/
Medical science has gone far to-
ward eliminating plaques and epi-
emics. In the middle ages, when
of entire nations were
ying like flies from infectious dis
ase, the cynics derided the men
'hO sought to remove the cause of
1ch malignant evils, knowing
nat if the cause was not found,
le human race stood to perish.
War is plague. 1t is a disease
lat threatens to destroy mankind. '
must be stopped Idealism alone
ont stop it. Like plague. it can a
My be stopped by science, in this
ase the science of business rela-
ons between nations. Today we /
ave our cynics who declare that a
ar is human nature" And since
uman nature is unchanging, there e
ill always be war. They are no v
fferent than the cynics who
fought that bubonic plague was a d
primal and inevitable occurrence. d
Fortunately, now as always.
lere are men who refuse to be- Il
eve that the human race is lick
|. There are men working night \
nd day to remove the cause of e
az. They are not blinded by IL
siOns or ideals-they are scien- a
SITS in their field. They are the a
en- who believe that through in h
trade lies permanent Il
eace. Their belief is founded on o
search and experiment. At pres v
1t the work of these men is spear h
saded by what is known as the G,
rade Agreements Act. This Act d
i'll be before Congress in June for "
newal. If it is not renewed, or A
it is crippled by restrictive !,
the hands of the sci ci
ltists of peace will be tied. il
The people can have peace fl il
ey want it. When the present war d
won, there need never be an fe
her war. Never again need Am a
lean men leave the girls they 3,
We or the homes and families they q
erish to die for Democracy" W
ley need not-but they. most as If
redly will unless this nation al
loleheartedly leads the way in
establishing peace on practi- rt
BILE basis. That basis is trade. h,
lie world will build the future on 81
at basis, or mankind stands to "
rish from the earth. n,
/sLs/ el
of Army post can eI
ms are operated by the govern fl
mt on the same principle as the "
ivate retail industry operates. ii
e men in the service who now W
,eive the benefits of mass mer- til
lndising from government
sncy, received the same benefits to
civilian life from the modern re
all merchant. The government ul
tituted the %chain technique" in m
post canteens to assure SER fe
e men a steady flow of necessi- OF
! at fair prices. m