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Evening star., 1943-02-01
Allies Must Be Ready With Reconstruction
Principles When Axis Surrenders Internationally

The demand is made on the
governments and peoples of the
AXIS, Since unconditional sur
render according to state
ments which are official-that
the present government of Ger
many will be displaced and that
its members will be tried as war
criminals. unconditional sur
render means. for them, suicide.
The terms are. therefore. i'm
possible of acceptance, for the
present governments.
But the terms also seem to
rule out any possibility Of
palace revolution in Germany,
at least. Mr.. Churchill has ap-
parently modified the terms for
Italy, for he has said, "one man
and one man alone stands in the
way Of peace But any group of
Germans, realizing the disaster
to Germany and planning to
overthrow the Nazi regime
should such a group eXist-will
hardly. under these conditions,
undertake such a risk and re-
sponsibility. A revolution which
comes into power only to give
away its power the next moment.
In an unconditional surrender to
other outside powers, does not
make sense.
Not Voiced by Stain.
But there is another factor to
be considered Stain has not
demanded unconditional sur
render Had he done so. the
demand would have had def
mite meaning for one group Of
Germans-namely the German
Communists. In their minds the
analogy approxinates that of the
American Civil War. In the
minds Of German Communists,
unconditional surrender" means
the total defeat of Fascism, the
beginning of the social revolu-
ton and the opportunity to join
the Soviet Union, as an integral
and equal part of it.
But there is nothing to indi-
cate that unconditional surren-
Ger" to the western powers means
the lntegration of a democratic
Germany, As an equal member Of
the democratic world.
The demand for unconditional
surrender" imposes a supreme
obligation on those who make 1t.
We are asking the German ma
ton and people to deliver them
selves. unconditionally. into our
hands. To consent to that means
to divest themselves of all re-
sponsibility and place the entire
responsibility on us.
Are We Prepared
The question for us is, there
fore: Are we prepared for this
responsibility? Do We know what
we intend to do with an uncon-
ditionally surrendered Germany?
And who is we? The Presi-
dent? The State Department?
Mr.. Churchill?
Again I say that we had better
get some principles for the re-
= construction Of Europe and get
them quickly. For unconditional
surrender, under these condi-
tlons can only come as uncondi-
tional breakdown. And unless
there are some principles to fill
vacuum, chaos will fill it.
tRelea sed by the Bell SYNDICATE Inc)
Evening star., 1943-02-01
Russian Correspondent
Accredited in Africu

2. the Associated Press.
CAIRO. Jan. 30 Delayed 1t.
Col. Nester Solodovnik of the Rus
sian Army became the first Rus
sian correspondent accredited to the
British forces in the Middle East
today.
Col. Solodovnik arrived here after
a year of active service on the
Russian western 'front.'. He"repre-
sents Tass, the Russian news
agency.
Evening star., 1943-02-01
Times Moke
Mothers Of
Fathers
And J. P. MeEvoy
Says They're Better
Thun Feminine Kind

Henry McLer,ore Is on hts
troy overseas. For dpproIt-
mdtelp t,no weeks J. p. Nc
EUoy. DeH-knotD7l Urtter. Wiu
substitute for him.
Evening star., 1943-02-01
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Evening star., 1943-02-01

THE opinions OF theoriters this their not
necessarily The Stars Such opinions presented in The
Stars effort to al sides Of questions Of interest to IFS
readers although opinions n1dV contradictory
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars.
Evening star., 1943-02-01
This Changing World
German Hint of Defensive War, So Costly to
Allies as to Induce Peace, Seen in Goerng's Talk

"embonpoint." weighing now only
230 pOunds-continueS to harp
on the danger 10 Europe from
the savage h0rdes of Bolsheviks" "
Is regarded as an endeavor Of
Nazi officials to keep the allies Of
Germany in line because Of the
danger to their countries If the
Russians oyerrun Europe by
breaking through the Axis lines.
The forthcoming active partic-
ipation Of the American armies
on the European fronts Is worry
ing the Nazi high command.
Berlin knows as well as Wash
ington that II the Americans
made their appearance anywhere
on the European soil they would
be treated as liberators instead
of enemies by the European peo-
pie regardless of whether they
are Germany's associated or sub
jected nations. Since it Is diff
cult to describe the American
British forces as danger to
Europe. Hitler's spokesmen con-
tnue to play the now somewhat
sntiquated Communist record"
The notion that Germany may
have TO surrender was brought
officially to the notice of the
people Of the Reich for the first
time Saturday when they we're
warned that the word is non-
existent in the Nazi dictionary.
The Germans might get accus-
toned to that ugly word If 1t Is
repeated by their own people
often enough.
More Peace Feelers Out.
1t is known In responsible
quarters here that Nad agents in
the neutral capitals of Europe
are now sending out more feelers
than heretofore. The fact that
President Roosevelt and Prime
Minister Winston Churchill an
nounced after their Casablanca
meeting that the only peace
; terms offered to the Axis would
be unconditional surrender" has
made these agents even more
frantic in their efforts.
Neutral governments, fully re-
alizing that it would be useless
to approach the Allies with any
kind OF suggestion Of peace by
negotiation, have refrained from
transmitting these suggestions.
But there are other means
which the Berlin agents are en-
ploying. They are called direct
approaches, and are based on the
old story which the Nazis now
have brought out again-that the
Germans are determined to fight
to the bitter end and that the
exhaustion Of ttr~ Allies in their
effort to conquer Germany will
be so great that only the Rus
slams and the japanese will bene-
fit by 1t.
These kindly thoughts" are
not given any attention. The
Allies peace terms were given
publicly to all the dictators in
the communique issued January
Is by the President OF the United
States and the Prime Minister of
Great Britain.
Evening star., 1943-02-01
Don't "Sandpaper"
Away the Snug Fit
OF Your False Teeth
N AWINyWa6o
70 AhZM1 MN
kiEENW no MQae
missy M1$hxk0
F0x Mf/

Brushing Of false teeth with harsh
a. ABRASIVE powders may In time ruin their
NJ. So why risk wearing down your plates
until they wohbie and make you depend
upon messy adhesive powders? Actually,
you cant clean false teeth REALLY clean
oy brushing Discard such old fashioned
methods; Try the new, quick easy Keenite
way simply put your false teeth or
BRIDGES in a glass Of water. Add . little
h,eenits: Presto: They are BRIGHT AND
GLEAMING-SPARKLIN CLEAN WITH
DIFFICULT STAINS ALL GONE! You'll
hardly know your own plates. Try this
modern easy Kleente way today. Get
keenite from Franklin. Lafayette DRUG,
Babbitts. Castle. YillaEe Drug. Towers.
super Cut Rate, Feldman'-7th Street,
Kennedy's, Kinner q Membert, Aiaskn
Pharmacy. Buchanans, Shepherd Park,
Altos. Van SAINTS. Suffers, Woodley's,
Riverdale Pharmacy, Russ Pharmacy.
Smiths Pharmacy. Three Score Drux,
Striner'h ConEress Heights Pharmacy.
siiso Pharmacy, Campbeirs, Manor PARK
Pharmacy, Park T. Manor rhs1maeies.
Dentists recommend Kleenite. Money back
II not 6elightsd.
Evening star., 1943-02-01

demand changed to dried milk be-
cause OF the saving in shipping
space.
Evening star., 1943-02-01

Buy bonds. Give up that trip yor
had planned and give bomber a
trip to Toxic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24

BEAUTY shop and home; thriving bust
ness rooms, bath. Venetian blinds:
carpetiug: newly decorated; extra lot.
fruit. berries. 81 100. Evergreen $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
ACCURATE.
GROSSMAN

FOUR lots with rooms double con-
structed home wired; well hardwood
floors. real buy AZ 81 ,925, only S2a in
cash needed -. move in, rest Of down
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24

MODERN TO the minute; bedrms. large
garden pot only $500 cash. balance
financed. 10000 Plymouth Rd RE. 6720.
NEW 3-bedroom house FUN basement. tile
features ON large garden plot: only $500
cash; Immediate possession see model
Helen Ave. Just south of Ford I'd. Phone
NrHfOrd B12n or Kehfnrh O333
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
80 MILE CIRCLE
Lille FARMs FOR SALE

A RARGAiN! A LOTS ToGFTHFR-v-
zach 4ONl30 $500 takes all. S25 down
good location near W Warren.
McFARLANE BROS
2o3lf FORD RI az Middle Belt Garden city
DEARBORN 1850
a BEAUTIFUL 200 acres % smsu farms
vel restricted excellent soil ciff
water electric schools parcels from IN
81 acres $3.50 90 S175O terms Nree-
lare roaS between Fort 81. and Allen
r0sH
CHARLES ". cRossMAN 10. sI4i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24

7, AIS Cris~old st. RA. $500
-~~~~~~~--~ -
ITALIAN-Orginal 2f-hr. cssh sale 30
years East Side. Pettine. PL 1880.
READY CASH BUYERS Houses. fats
apta. CC1i1red) see uS FOR quick action.
G. W. WHiTE-4si0 Hastings-TE. 1-u0ss
EFE BACHOR CASH WAITING HURRY
Qgick service. 1900 Wyomlng. H0 oQil.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
LOW RATE MORTGAGES

We make mortgages on apartment houses
fats residences and multiple store build
ings. II you want such a mortgage, be
sure 20 see US
GREATER DETROIT MORTGAGE CORP.
Andrew l.. Malott, President
AIS Griswod street RIA. $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24

TILE bathroom, modern bedrooms.
$500 down immediate occupancy, 1851
Telegraph road. DE 2636,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WILL sell or rent building In Birming-
ham. viii remodel for right tenant into
rooms or apartments and double store l5i
South Woodward. Townsend s-4l10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE
RESORTS roR SALE
LAKE. RIVER PROP. FOR SALE

ANCHOR BAY REACH Lake and canal
frontape $4,000 $3.50 for quick sale.
CA. 1900 TT. 2-6iTg
CLINTON RIVER 50x300 high and dry 1;
IDEAL home sifs. Sp9A, terms CA, 4200.
IT,. 2-6i79
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24

10 ACRES on Middle Belt I'd 6-rm house
drilled we'll chicken coop. fruit berries
bus transp. AZ door TO Willow Run and
Detroit school bus for children Price
s. 500: terms can he arranged DE. 9135.
Mrs Osfefhouf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
BUSINESS ONLY

IS ROOM HOTEL-Income $T0e. rent SIPS;
BRICK. steamy 81 500 down
rs ROOMS fth income S3i2S rent $3.50,
garage PAYS 500 not counted IN house
income. 5-year lease. rooms owner,
81 coo down
. ROOMS All sleeping Abbott. rent SIS
good income brick Yf-to-Nr. tease
steam newly painted. 5000 down.
Let Kelley Be Your Broker
1909 WOODWARD COR. FOREST
MA. $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
REFINANCE

Your old home mortgage or land contract
on favorable terms 10 20 years, low
rates. FILA or First Federal plan. First
Federal Savings and Loan Assn. Isl
Grlswold. at Lafayette. Gil. 1890.
MORTGAGES
WHITE. COLORED MORTGAGE MONEY
HOME ASSOCtATES-CA 7247
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
8 !. NJ 1 = = .ssfafT2ttFY rnKr-

1tUtoEsW AZ sri 1 NLEl NOhi-
s0y275--Sewer water. gas walks, school !;
S675; near l3-Mile and Woodward. JUDI
son Broadway Co RA 300
153N26O Ideal Homesite. best land 81
miles from Detroit City Hall. only S345,
terms. ca. 900. ~. 2-6i7a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
LAND CONTRACTS

ALL land contracts. bought. mtgs MADE.
McHugh. i4iO Ford Bldg cadllse 03is.
ANY desrabls land cor .raet purchased.
MELVIN h. LANPHAR a COMPANY
sth Floor Lafayette Bldg Cadillac 1870
AT Low Discount We Buy Land Contracts.
Arrange AZ 60 First Mortgage Loans.
Edw. Henkel Co, Hammond Bldg. CA. 2635
BRICK-i-year- old sold for SIS 500, bal
ance on contract, 50 500 $40 month, At
6Gt owner going TO army. WIN discount
contract $500. TUeXdo 2-s920.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
100 ACRES ANTRIM COUNTY

North Of Mancelona on Green River, part
~ Jordan River system; one Of the most
famous trout streams IN Michigan Heart
~ best bird and deer country. Nicely
tlmbercd on paved trunk hne SO Price
81 500 terms $3.50 down and $50 monthly.
So interest or 81 500 cash Ideal for
few fellows or club write 9. NJ. Porter,
Trustee. Terminal Arcade. Muskegon, IL,
Mich Phone 22-s36
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
INF FhIAL SALFO NA, %,
253e woODwARD-R 500

BARBER SHOP. 1928 Michigan Avenue.
for sale cheap An account Of death
Call Lafayette 2060 Sunday or after s
~ In daily
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
FLATS FOR sALE--EAsT

CADILLAC, Mr.. CANFIELD
2-fann.iv- s.s,- la~aE- vacant 22-eaF saFas-7
priced a. 400 with 81 600 down. Mrs.
Finley. CA 032i or TO. s-3s65.
HOMER WARREN q CO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
MORTGAGES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
SEE US FOR BARGAINS,

SEE US FOR BARGAINS!
HOTELS rms. with water. near Wood
ward inc. 81 300 cheap rent. lease
good transient business; 50, 500 dn.. small
3I-RM BRK.-west Of Woodward mostly
IN apis inc $3.50; beautifully fur
nished SO 500 down.
BEAUTIFULLY furnished home. Art Cen
ter; inc. 1868. besides large rms 3
Frlgidalrcs: newly decorated. owner leav-
ing city; 50, 800 On.
HOTELS rms, near Ford's factory
me. sf00s rent Si2a, newly decorated
good money maker, 81 500 dn
25-RM boarding house. established Is
years: inc. 81 200. rent SIPS. nets over
5000 monthly profits. only 50, 600 din.
BEAUTIFUL home on Virginia Park
inc. $500 besides 5 lovely rms cheap
rent, II you are hard to please. see this
inc. $500, rent Ss5; newly decorated
Al condition; a steal Al 81. 200 On.
16 ELABORATELY furnished rms. west
of Woodward, Ia apis. rent S62 SO: inc.
S3l5, besides rooms and private bath.
p RMS. Above Blvd mostly IN apis /:
inc. 1876. rent 500. 3 Frigidaires, good
beds. real money maker $500 dn
22-RM. BRK Warren Trumbull. into II
apis. with water, baths inc $3.50.
rent 500, always rented wonderful in
vestment. Only 500 down.
10 RMS near Convention Hall-Au in
b
good condition. lady alone, viii sacrifice
$500 On.
Is RMS Close IN: inc. S287. rent St5:
well furnished, low expenses bargain,
$500 On.
. RMS -crosstown; rent S35 inc 1852.
besides your apt; we'll furnished spot
lcssy clean all in apis, with water;
only $500 down.
F. RMS. crosstown. rent S35. inc. Sis2.
besides your apt: well furnished: spot
lessly clean ali in apis, with water.
only $500 On.
g-RM BRK, near Wocdwsrd-In $3.50.
rent $50, all sleeping. excellent beds
clean home This is nice; $500 dn.
NICE HoME-North Woodward rent $50:
not be your own landlord? At 500 dn.,
small balance.
COCKTAIL BARD Downtown Wood a. ave.
$500 day income! Good postwar oppor-
tunity All modern equipment Must sell,
OPEN SUNDAY FROM y TO
IMPERIAL SALES CA. 1888
2539 wooDwARD-RooM SOP
BARBER SHOP. 1928 Michigan Avenue.
for sale cheap an account Of death.
Call Lafayette 2060 sunday or after s
y. Iu. daily.
BEAUTY shop and home; thriving bust
ness rooms, bath Venetian blinds
carpetiug. newly decorated; extra lot,
fruit. berries 81 100. Evergreen 1890.
BIG SACRIFICE-sch ocnherr Rd, 1871;
store. grocery and meats and broom
brick home steam heat double garage.
owner leaving city. Pingree 1858.
FOR SALT Complete dry cleaning plant
store and fixtures; good location. old
established. clientele HogaTth $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
MEMORIAL. 1858

OPEN II
No ~ Plymouth bet Greenfield and
Sauth6eid 50. ln perfect condition nat
urai nrpn'ace venetian shades total
price So 500. low down payment. upper
rents a. $50 ifvr ~ lower cheap.
QUICK POSSESSION
RRtrTON REALTY
r4tHF4,4 : = 4 r ARf4AieRE w 6-T23e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
FLATS FOR SALE
INFANTRY, l7O3-5

Corner 81 cadst p y 2-fsmny flat az 5
rooms each. and b-rcom single. on enc
lot Arrange "a 81 this Income proc u'ins
property. nov Thtn make Az offer can
arrange s. GOO mertEaee. b1th houses IN
exrenent condition. Ma sl-S pany CA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
GROSSMAN

Main office cor. Van Born and Wayne
Roads Branch office. 32023 Michigan
Ave Just west Of ElOise
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24

BIG SACRIFICE Schocnherr Rd., 1851;
store. grocery and meats and broom
brick home steam heat; double garage
owner leaving city. Pingree 1858
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION!

BOOMING HOUSE PROPERTIES
NORTH BLVD 10 rooms, near Wood
ward. brick. hot water heat; newly
decorated. Groom apt. for owner; $4,000
qISScaNE S4sa-MAek 4 ssmihois; no
roAns. boarding. owner uses all hrst
f0oI. So 500 down.
rs ROOMS Brick 2 garages: II W heat;
a-ronm apt. for owner, water IN all
81 500 down
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
HOWELL

$50 acres. close 10 Howell. good soil. some
woods fresh water stream. Large home.
surrounded with shade; large barns and
out buildings. Price 1000.
90 ACRES
SMALL LAKE
Located miles from small town on black
top road An old home. Edison lighted
rolling land. small private lake ana
springfield stream Price 81 600. terms.
l.. II. CRANDALL
10 STATE ST. HOWELL MICH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE

AT 49, Insurance Co funds for good
mortgage loans; land contracts bought.
Ed. Henkel Co, Hammond Bldg CA. 2o55.
HOME mortgages in Dearborn and vicinity
no service charge. First Detroit Savings
and Loan Association OF Dearborn, 1880
Michigan avenue Dearborn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GROCERY store with fixtures; good bust
ness no competition owner. Temple
2-Ts2s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
~ zoo BUYS DESIRABLE "4o''

al 200 BUYS DESIRABLE "40'
About 20 A. for corn potatoes. wheat.
etc bal wooded. creek -watered pasture
so apple other fruit trees on county
hwy. miles 20 depot town; comfortable
rms hardwood floors spring affords
water good A0x60 barn. etc. realty taxes
one year only So, PIX. 80 Biz Free Catalog,
Bargains j. states. STROUT REALTY,
7.PZ So Dearborn So Chicago 3. w.
qs ACRES Home and security after the
war 6-room home. electricity. large
barn. many other buildings, borders lake
main road near COldwater; sacrifice At
81 500. terms Sidney Burr, 81 W. Chi
cago St. Coidwatcr. Mich
40-ACRE farm. orchard; all paid for.
Partly buzz around. 500 per acre near
Utica and Naldenburg Trade for home
s room. near : Mile Van DYKE or Gratiot.
Inquire or write Nick Zyla, 2074O Canid,
Hamtramck ,. Mich
80 MILE CIRCLE
real modern up-to- the minute country
home on paved highway; 100 rolling acres
with stream and woods. there Is only one
like this. Phone Dearborn 395i.
So ACRES Buildings ground. water.
fences al good electricity available.
y Vo.kman. West Branch. Mich. on
M-SO. Y. ?,
COLOREp-Nhen the next dehtession hitt
are YOU goiSg 20 be IN the soup line or
have your own garden and chickens. $3.50
cash gives deed. Afdress BOX 1857. Detroit
Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES RI
BUNGALOWS FoR sALE-EAsr
BUNGALOWS FOR sALE-wEsT

Littlefeld. l50S9-AVacant
Attractive rms gar attic, ~ Yrms
VICTORY. iiof FenseN VI i-ss'o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
INCOME BUNG. FOR sALE-EAsT

ANsTELL. 6is6, near Hudson Motor and
FreuhAuf. I've rooms good condition
furnace side drive, garage; 50, 900, terms.
QETS
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-06-25
War Stimulates
Changes in Education

One of the many changes which
the war has stimulated is the change
in education. Education is going to
count more after the war. Many
boys will come back partially
trained in trades and professions
which they can follow if they have
the additional theoretical and prac-
teal instruction necessary to arm
them for the stiff competition which
is expected.
AS a result, college entrance ex-
animation requirements will be
greatly altered for many of these
men will lack the traditional pre-
requisites. Reform in this field is
one of the II major detectives, dis
cussed in report of the commits
sion on liberal education of the As
sociation of American Colleges.
"1f an educational program is to
be of genuine service to the men
and women of the postwar world"
the report of the college committee
says, "it must perform two func-
tions simultaneously. It must take
them as they are and appeal to their
immediate desires and special
needs, and it must provide for their
common and enduring needs in a
postwar society,""
1t will be recalled that the boom
after the last war created the COON
skin collegian and the fapper coed.
The word collegiate" had mean
ing then which took it far afield
from the cloister of learning. The
crop of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. be
more serious. They must be taken
more seriously. They must have
aptitude and achievement tests rath-
er than book-learning examinations;
there must be more individualized
instruction, more tutorial and semi
mar methods, special attention must
be given to co-ordinated instruction
that will aid in the transition from
army or industrial life to peacetime
community and family relations and
the responsibilities of citizenship.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-06-25
kAR&2&u4ks1XA ~
Victory Inevitable Despite
Deadly, Undefeated Foe
Optimistic Americans Fail to Realize Enemy's
Strength in Experienced Men, Naval
Forces and Air Power.
BY BAUKHAGE
NeiUs Analyst and Commentator.

yet. Japan's Wanted Zeros which
could outmaneuver us because of
their lightness, it is true, exploded
at one shot. They have been i'm
proved. Germany has improved a
number of her models, too. She
is holding back many for defense.
The enemy army, as a whole, is
better trained by experience than
our men. But those of our men who
have had equal training and expert
ence are as good or better, man for
man, although not yet perhaps, Of
ficer for officer. Remember, Ger
many and Japan bred an officer
class. We trained a few profess
sional officers, limited their prestige,
resources and opportunity. The ma
jority of our officers in wartime
come from civilian life. They are
good, when they get the training and
the experience.
AS to the fighting man. Well,
we've stood up to Hitler's finest in
Africa at bayonet's length-we've
beaten the crawling Jap at his own
game, jungle fighting.
Long Range VieU
But still we have those odds which
Cor rather the generaD mentioned
when we look at the long range
vista. They are the things which
the general brought up in answer to
the but" name the "buts" in
second. The point is he showed
me why it can't be done tomorrow
why we civilians have to be patient.
He showed me what we have to do
before we get over that ridge"
After tomorrow, we can consider:
The enemy hasn't the initiative the
Americans and British have. When
things don't 60 according to plan,
they are likely to Dust" We won't.
The enemy has had it's best men
in the army long time-its replace
ments are not as good as ours will
be.
Much of the enemy-held territory
has hostile population which will
work with the Allies against the en-
envy when we move in.
Japan and Germany will fail on
critical materials before we will
we can beat them at their own game
of "ersatz," too; witness synthetic
rubber.
We can manufacture and build
faster because we have more to do
it with than they have. Our home
front is farther away from the battle
front-and it is more in sympathy
with the government, despite polit-
ical difficulties.
But remember the "buts."