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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-06-18

S. MOORE, MARY KIMMONS,
nurses of Homer G. Phillips Hos
pital in st. Louis, are also in town
attending the University Of Mime
sofa.
La gaceta., 1943-04-30

Wander Nicer domino los Phi
ratas y estos solo pudieOn batear-
lie seis ''jilotes". Los homara De
Frisch hicieron su dnica es1eiI
en- ell noveno. Alfonso Lopez
pudo batear de "hit".
Cincinnati &c, 1Oh, De; b
burgh 1c, Oh, Sc.
La gaceta., 1943-04-30

Por ell margen de una carl'',
aplastaron los Tigres a los BROW.
Dick Wakefield impulse la carr
del triunfo. La derrota lie col''
pondi6 a Hollingsworth. l
San Luis &c, 4h, lie; DetrON :
Oh, lie.
Oportunos batazos de lOs !,
nadores hicieron "papilla" q :,
Atleticos. Haefner lanzo PU, n
novena del viejo Griffith y Wv
por los "pisoteados". -,
Filadelfia 1c, Oh, De; "S'D''
ton sc, 5h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1943-04-30
MATO A UN HOMBRE {
HIR|O A UNA MUJER
TEST|GOs De sU EsPOSA

EAST ORANGE, New Jersey,
abril 30.-Un hombre de 46 amos,
Frank Pfeiffer, mato aqui a Rich
ard c. Nancarrow, de AZ amos, un
pintor de casas, e hirio gravemen-
tie a la esposa de este, Jean, que
Sc halla ahora recluida en- ell hos
pital Orange Memorial.
Pfeiffer entro en- la casa de los
Nancarrow mientras la pareja al
morzaba y la mujer, que habia de-
clarado a favor de la esposa del
agresor en- un case de divorcio,
corrio hacia ell corredor y Sc me-
tic en- la alcoba, cerrando la puer-
ia. Varios disparos lie hizo ell en-
furecido individuo a traves de la
puerta Y las balas la alcanzaron
en- ell pecho, desplomandose he
rida.
Despues volvio a la cocina Y la
%emprendi6 a tiros con ell marido,
que corriG escaleras abajo Y los
proyectiles lie penetraron por la
espalda, derribandolo. Entonces ell
criminal Sc acerco a el, lie puso ell
revolver en- la cabeza y trio de
nuevo.
Ell matador Sc march6 de la ca
sa, pero dos muchachos, Ronald v
Norman Haye, lie vieron salir Y
acompanaron a la policia en- la
busqueda, identificandolo.
Cuando su esposa Sc divorcio
de Ell, Pfeiffer, apesadumbrado,
dej6 de TRAFALGAR. Quiso reconci-
liarse con su mujer, enviandole
c%artas, pero ella Sc neg6 a escu-
charlie.
La gaceta., 1943-04-30
MATO A SU MARIDO
AS|STE Al JUIC|0 CON
sU H|JO REC|EN NAC|DO

WARE, Massachusetts,, abril 30
La Sra. Beatrice st. Denis Bou-
vier esta siendo juzgada por ell
asesinato de su marido, Rudolph
(Pete) Bowler, y en- la sala del
iuicio cuida a su hijito recien ma
cido.
Naci6 ell nino hace cuatro me-
SEES en- la carcel de Northampton,
cuando la mujer aseguraba que
ella habia sentido un disparo y
habia encontrado muerto a su ma
rido.
Mas tarde cambi6 su relate y
manifesto que habia subido al piso
alto y habia encontrado la esco-
peta en- la puerta. Como Pete es-
taba borracho" la tomo IN sus ma
nos para guardarla en- otro lugar
Y ell anna Sc disparo.
Ell sheriff encontro ell cadaver
en- la cana y un perito declara que
Sc necesitaba una preston de cinco
libras para disparar la %escopeta,
Y que ell canon habia sido puesto
a muy corta distancia de la herida.
Bowler, segun los vecinos, no
era borracho y el y SUI mujer DOR
milan en- habitaciones separadas.
Defiende a la parricida ell le-
trado Daniel D. O'Brien, que goza
de la fama de que ninguno de sus
defendidos ha muerto en- la ca
mara de la ejecucion.
La gaceta., 1943-04-30
CELEBRO IMPORTANCE
TEN|DA FL CASTILLO
CRISTOBAL COLON

Ell Castillo Crist6bal Colon No.
7, de los Caballeros del Aguila de
Orc, celebro aver una Importance
tenida en- su hermoso edificio de
la NOvena avenida y Gale 16.
LIZ preside ell Noble Jefe, Sr.
Jose Rene Cabrera, ell estimado
amigo Y hermano, quien expres6
su gratitud por la noble coopera-
ci6n que viene recibiendo.
Cabrera viene actuando desde
hace un mes Y su labor es muy
elogiada por todos los miembros.
Hace pocos dias Sc reparti6 una
circular pidiendo la a~sistencia de
los hermanos a las sesiones de los
jueves.
Los acuerdos tomados en- la Sc
sion de anoche Sc traduciran en-
positivos beneficios para la pres
tigiosa logia Y la Orden.
La gaceta., 1943-04-30
CORTE FEDERAL

Por no haberse inscripto bajo
los terminus de la ley del servicio
militar obligatorio, Alexandra D.
Mcdonnell, de "a amos, fue aver
condenado por ell juez Barker a
dos amos de carcel.
Mcdonnell naci6 en- Nueva Es-
cecia y vino a este pals en- 1928.
Dio como excusa que tiene ell de-
fecto de ingerir bebidas alcohol
cas- en- "copas grandes" y despues
Sc olvida de TODD.
Durante muchos amos trabaj6
con ell circo de Ringing.
Sc declare culpable de los car.
gos que lie hiciera ell fiscal.
La gaceta., 1943-04-30
HUELGAS TENDRAN
QUE CESAR LAS D|Ez De
Ia MANANA DEL SABADO
Lewis Sc Mega A Comentar
Ell Despacho Del Jefe De
Estado A Las Uniones

WASHINGTON, abril 3d. Ell
presidente Roosevelt lie hizo saber
aver a John L. Lewis y a los Mine
roS Unidos de America, como jefe
de las fuerzas armadas de la Re-
pGblica y encargado de proteger
los i~ntereses nacionales, que to-
das las huelgas deben cesar para
manana sabado a las 10 a. m.
Lewis ha venidO diciendo que
en- 10 successive los mineros no
"allanaran" las propiedades de las
companies.
Bajo la egida del cuerpo ejecu-
two de los Mineros Unidos Sc ha-
liam, segdn calculo, amos 600 1000
hombres.
ST Lewis resuelve desdenar ell
avisO dado por ell Presidente, al
g%obierno no lie quedaria otro re-
que declarar la ley marcial;
perO no habria modo de obligar a
los mineros, 81 desean quedarse Ell
u casas, a volver a los pozos,
salvo que ell Congreso aprobase
una ley especial.
Hace meses ell ~wdictador" Le-
wis, como lie llamara ell senador
Connally, de Texas, separ6 a las
uniones que preside del CLIO.
En- telegramas mandados aver
por Ell jefe de estado a los lideres
Lewis y Thomas Kennedy, les pide
que los obreros vuelvan a las mi
mas y reanuden su trabajo inme-
diatamente.
La gaceta., 1943-04-30
EN- CALIFORNIA Sc SIGUE
IMPORTANCE MEJ|CANOS

LOS ANGELES, abril 3d.
Arribaron procedentes de Mexico,
segun ell director de S~eguridad
Campesina del Estado, 1850 ira
bajadores mexicanos. Sc manda-
o 500 al sur de California, 400
al estado de Washington, $50 a
Arizona Y 100 al condado de Tu-
lare, en- California.
Hasta ell presente los obreros
importados, o la cooperation del
gobiernO m%exicano, llegan a
10000.
Durante ell mes de mayo Sc
permitira la entrada de 1000 me-
xicanos en- ell condado de Orange,
de modo que ayuden a la recolec-
cion de las cosechas.
Los planes sc han completado
para traer, antes de septiembre,
otros $4,000 o $4,000 obreros.
La gaceta., 1943-04-30
ACUSADO DE HOMICIDE
IL SR. STEPHENSON

Ell fiscal Joe E. Williams pre-
sento aver una acusacion de no.
micio, en- la Corte de 10 Criminal,
contra A. R. Stephenson, de As
amos, vecino del 100 de la avenida
F~loribraSka, que con su autom6vil
matara, en- la avenida de Nebras-
ka cerca de Robson, al ciudadano
Fred Andrew Jansen.
Stephenson Sc hallaba bajo la
Influenza de '1icores inoxictn-
ties" y manejaba con descuido.
Jansen murio POGO despues de
que habian pasado sobre SUI cuer-
pc las ruedas del coche.
La gaceta., 1943-04-30
LOS NAILS LANZARON NUEVOS
C~ONTRAATAQUES EN- TUNICIA
TRATA ROMMEL DE CONTENER o. AVANCES DEL
PRIMER EJERCITO

ARGEL, abril 30.-Las tropas
alemanas, que combaten desespe-
radamente con la esperanto de
contener los avances del Primer
Ejercito, mandado por ell teniente
general Anderson, hicieron aver
algunos violentos contraataques
usando tanques e infanteria en- la
zona de Medjez-El-Bab Y ganaron
una pequena porcion de terreno
en- la iona del vale de Medjerda.
Ell Primer Ejercito, sin embargo,
mantiene sus posiciones avanza-
das en- este ~saliente.
En- ell sector sur, donde ell Octa-
vo Ejercito hace frente a una IL
nea de m%ontanas que parte desde
Enfidaville, un ataque BRITANNICA
hubo de conquistar ell Objective Sc
nalado por ell mando. Los nazis
contratacaron, pero con POGO ext
to.
Las fuerzas americans que
marchan hacia Mateur y Bizerta
avanzaron de nuevo, no obstante
los esfuerzos del enemigo para
impedirlo.
En- ell area de Medjez-El-Bab la
intenci6n de los alemanes, con sus
contraataques, es borrar las ga
nancias logradas por ell Primer
Ejercito.
C~entenares de aviones Aliados
continuan atacando los barcos del
enemigo en- los estrechos de Sici-
liza y ell golfo de T1nez. Otros dos
barcos fueron hundidos y Ia cazas
derribados. Diez aparatos aliados
no regresaron a sus aerodromos.
Una flota Aliada ligera hizo
frente a rapidas embarcaciones del
enemigo, en- ell canal de Stella, ell
microbes por la noche. Uno de
ellos fue partido en- dos v otros
dos averiados por fuego de ca
non.
La posicion de los americanos
en- las alturas que dominan ell ca.
minO de Mateur y Bizerta es cada
veg mas ventajosa.
Los f~ranceses ocuparon otras
tres cuspides; pero los nazis de-
fienden salvajemente las Tomas
que miriam hacia la planicie tune.
Gina.
La gaceta., 1943-04-30
LIGA AMERICANA

Solo tres desafios Sc VeFlN'
ron.
Los Yankees hicieron cu'-
carreras en- ell "episodio" Il "
rrotaron a los Medals ROIaS "
un total de 7 carreras por u'
Murphy fue llamado a "tap0n' q.
luego de la retirada de Cnanu'
Y Sc lie concedi6 la victoria
Mace Brown cargo con Ia "
~suerte".
New York 7c, 12h, Oe; DO''
&c, Oh, Sc.
La gaceta., 1943-04-30

Vencieron los EsquiyadoreS
los Phillies con ell estrecho marg'
de una carrera. Pitcher gana0N
Kimball.
Brooklyn &C, 8h, lie; fllao'-'
&c, Oh, 2e.
La gaceta., 1943-04-30
Ell Enemigo de las Cams

Ell Enemigo de las CaH''
No Sc sienta apezarado poi ,..
canas. Luzca diez amos mas q
No pierda la oportunidad II
vida y la felicidad misnna' -
TINTIT y su cabellO ten orr
apariencia de juventud.
no conitene nitrate de plaza I
precio es econ6mico. PidaU
botica 0 81 no al telefOno ~. .,s
Y1354. Para pedidOs a Ia ss
P. o. Box $500, Tampa
La gaceta., 1943-04-30
Ell ENADOR
JOHNSON

WASHINGTON, abril Sos
ia recluido en- ell Centre Medico
de la Marina, enfermo, ell senador
Johnson, de California. Su dolen-
cha no parece ser grave.
La gaceta., 1943-04-30
Los DESAF|OS DE- Nj
EN- LOS CIRCUITS
MAYORES
LIGA NACIONAL

En- la decimosegunda entn
los Cardenales hicieron su cls1
carreray vencieron a los Cubs !
lie anoto la derrota al pitcher ri
mo y ell exito a Brecheen.
Chicago &c, 11h, lie; San Luz
4c, 12h, De.
La gaceta., 1943-04-30
IONAMIEN

Hasta ell dia 81 de mayo podra
usarse ell sello ndmero % del ca
fe, que vale una libra. Zapatos:
Ell cup6n II epirara en- JUNO Is.
Evening star., 1943-05-27

that the chairman of the CONT
mental Gadget Corp. knows any
more about civilian government
organization and procedure than he
knows about the organization and
equipment of naval task forces.
THE last three years have DEM
onstrated far too often that able
individuals who are eminently
equipped to render public service are
seriously handicapped by a lack of
knowledge of what government is
and how 1t functions.
Recruits Make Misplays.
Most of the head-on collisions
which have occurred during this
period can be attributed to Govern
ment's failure to assure itself that
the new star players knew both the
system and the signals In fact, the
new recruits were given every en-
couragement to start running with
the ball as soon as they reported for
duty. It is wonder that they have
been able to accomplish as much as
they have and that the collisions
have not been more frequent and
more fatal"
Mr.. Taylor's address was the high
light of the closing session of the
two-day conference in which Gov
ernment executives took stock of
strained relations between Congress
and the executive departments and
urged steps to minimize these fric-
tions and irritations, which were
termed inevitable in war, when
emergency powers are delegated to
the Chief Executive by Congress.
Evening star., 1943-05-27
New Jap Minister Warns
People Of Grave Situation
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, May 27-The Toxic
radio announced yesterday the ap-
pointment of Fumio Goto, former
Home Minister, as Minister of State
without portfolio, and shortly after
ward carried statement by him
warning the people they were now
facing an unprecedentedly grave
situation"
His statement, recorded by United
States Government monitors, said
that the war situation has further
increased its seriousness, as you al
ready we'll know"
He asserted that "the most urgent
demand in our nation at present. is
to consolidate further our total ma
tional strength" and to strengthen
the domestic structure for the de-
cisive battle"
Evening star., 1943-05-27

of Minister, the State Department
announced yesterday.
His new assignment will be
to coordinate and supervise all
American activities there. The
ministerial rank was conferred on
him to establish his official import
ance, an informed source said, with
out implying any differentiation be-
tween that colony and the rest of the
French Empire.
Admiral Glassford of Phoenix,
Ariz, was decorated for his negotia-
tions after the American occupation
Evening star., 1943-05-27

wood, 26, Sacramento, Calf; Second
1t. Edward L. Szymanski, "a, of Mil
waukee; Master Sergt. Abel M. Line
beger, 20, Of Shelby. N. c., and STAFF
Sergt. James G. Shaffstall, %, OF
Mitchell, Nebr.
Injured we're: Second 1t. Milton
w. Monson, q, of haywood, Ill.
serious injuries and hospitalized in
the base hospital; Technical Sergt
T. P. Davis, minor injuries.
Uninjured was Corpl. Louis F
Vermillion, Vallejo, Calf.
Evening star., 1943-05-27
-Four Army Flyers Die
In California Plane Crash
81 the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SACRAMENTO, Calf, May a.
-Four flyers were killed and three es-
capped death last night in the wreck
OF a Mather Field navigation plane
which crashed 10 miles southeast of
the field while on a training flight.
The dead: First 1t. Marvin A. Dill
Evening star., 1943-05-27
Rear Admiral G|assford
Named African Minister
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
Rear Admiral William A. Glass
ford, jr, who gained the French
West African base of Dakar for the
United States Navy, will return
there soon as personal representative
If President Roosevelt, with the rank
Evening star., 1943-05-27
illegal Swimmers
Ordered to Swim
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
ELBERTON, Ga.-Four Elberton
boys yearned for swim. They got
it-and how!
Caught breaking into the city
pool after closing hours, they were
ordered by Mayor Ben I. Sutton to
spend three hours every day in the
pool until further notice.
Evening star., 1943-05-27
Brief MARRIAGE AnnuIed

LOS ANGELES R.-The court
granted Mrs. Edith Ryder an an
nulment of her marriage to Freder-
lex w. Ryder. She testified she
hadn't seen him since month after
their wedding in 1921.
Evening star., 1943-05-27

of North Africa with Gov. Gen.
Boisson for use of Dakar by our
Navy. His promotion to vice ad-
miral is pending in the Senate.
Evening star., 1943-07-28

ALLIES PRESS TOWARD MESSINA-Whle RAF planes knocked
down q giant German Messina Allied
ground forces Sicily yesterday deeper
slowly dwindlng northeastern of the
today captured Cefalu Flag symbols top point
the disposition of American Canadian
against the Axis defense line
blasted Messna port Milazzo ,B,. a Wirephoo
Evening star., 1943-07-28
Chevy Chase Flyer
In Sicily Cited for
Third Air Decoration

Technical Sergt. Dom Tucker. o.
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Tucker, 6308 Hillcrest place. Chevy
Chase. Nd. has been cited to re-
Evening star., 1943-07-28

raid Of July "a resulted in the loss
Of only IL bombers, which oficial
British quarters state is the lowest
rate Of loss on record for a major
bombing operation. Over Essen the
following night, rs bombers were
lost: this is q sitter loss, but it
compares we'll with the loss of %
bOmbers in the Essen raid on April
80. when exactly half the tonnage
was dropped. In other words. the
true comparison is on the basis OF
losses as against tonnage dropped
and on this basis the rate of loss
is decreasing. SO far as night bomb
ing is concerned.
Whether this state of affairs will
continue. or whether the Germans
will find some means OF making
these raids more expensive. remains
for the future to disclose 1t should
be remembered. also, that this ''Satu-
ration" of the defenSes by the RAF
night raiders tends to decrease the
losses to be suffered by the Amer
ican day raiders in "folloW-up" op-
eratiOnS. such as those which have
been giving Hamburg a round the
clock dose of bombing during The
past four days.
If events should prove that the
Allied bombers are able to keep the
Germans from increasing the scale
of their defense to a point where it
is real check on our bombing op-
Evening star., 1943-07-28
Churchill
Continued From First PAGE

machine" and that civilians remain
In such centers at their own risk.
Asked what conditions would have
to be fulfilled before Rome would
be considered an open city, Foreign
Secretary Eden replied:
IF the Italian government ap-
proaches us in the matter we would
consider the matter in the light of
the circumstances then existing"
Later. Mr.. Eden. replying to a
question. said he could not answer
an inquiry from Sir Leonard Lyle
M. p. as to whether any German
generals or others who are guilty
or who it is suggested might be
guilty. of mass murders" are in
British custody.
Mr.. Eden said all Allied govern
ments will be able to submit to the
proposed United Nations commits
sior for investigation of war crimes
any evidence in their possession con-
corning crimes committed by the
enemy.
Mr.. Eden made it clear the Allies
would not return to Italy all her
North African possessions in event
OF her honorable capitulation.'
He answered No. sir" when asked
bv the Liberal member, Thomas
Magnay, concerning this possibility.
The question was not raised
whether Italy might expect to get
back some of her former holdings.
Evening star., 1943-07-28
ute dropped In the raids OF the past

Thus in f1ve weeks between the
Dusseldorf raid and the Hamburg
raid, the Raj night bombers found
means to increase their striking
power in terms of tons per minute,
no less than 35 per cent.
Naxi "Blitz" Compared.
In the two nights of July "a
and Is. the Raj alone. without
taking into account the American
day raiders. dropped on Hamburg
and Essen about two thirds of the
total tonnage which the entire
Luftwaf1e was able to drop on
London during the German "blitz
in total of 30 nights-4,3OO tons
in two nights as against 1000 tons
in 80 nights.
These figures are of the highest
significance They represent a
constantly increasing reduction of
the German ability to make war.
constantly increasing drain on
German defensive strength. Unless
the Germans are capable of effect
ing an equally rapid improvement
in their methods and means of de-
fense against aerial bombardment,
1t may be expected that the scale
and effect of these terrific raids
will 60 on increasing.
There has been some indication
that the Germans were beginning
to react in this way. and were max
ing little progress. But so far
they have not progressed fast
enough to help themselves very
much. Thus the great Hamburg
Evening star., 1943-07-28
Ships Wild Silk

West Africa is shipping all its
wild silk, taken from empty moth
cocoons. to the United Kingdom to
be used in making parachutes.
Evening star., 1943-07-28
Wickard Calls for Sound
Postwar Farm Program
By the Associated Press.


MILWAUKEE, July 28.-Secretary
of Agriculture Wickard yesterday
called for a sound postwar agricul-
tural program based on national
welfare"
The Secretary'5 declaration came
during the Nationwide postwar
planning conference on agricultural
problems and followed the question
Of H. w. Ramsower of Ohio about
the part the 48 States would play in
the agricultural plan after the war.
Mr.. Ramsower. extension director
for the State of Ohio, held that each
State must set up committees to
have a voice in the general program,
adding there must be consulting
with the States and modifying of the
program IN the light of those con-
sultations.
We cannot complete a postwar
recovery program to flt every farm.
every State. every community idea"
Mr.. Wickard said. We cannot have
48 different kinds of programs, all
wrapped up in States rights and
subsidies and overlook the general
detectives of a national program.
When peace comes we Just can't
get rid of all restrictions to 70 on a
free for all binge with everybody
doing foolish things, so let's con-.
centrate on sound program, based
on national welfare"
Evening star., 1943-07-28
Eliot Cites Devastating Effect
OfNew Allied Bombinq Tactics
BY MAJOR GEORGE FIELDING
ELIOT.

Advices from authoritative British
sources call attention to the truly
terrific increase in the scale OF
bombing attacks on Germanys vital
centers. The technique of ''satura-
ton bombing is making enormous
strides. as evidenced by a compari-
son of the results obtained in the
raids of the last few days on Ham
burg and Essen with those of pre-
vious raids.
The point particularly to be kept
in mind is the concentration of de
Structive power. both as to place
and as to time. Throughout the his
tory of air bombing, the great diff
Guilty has been to overcome the
waste of effort due to scattering
ones S its - spreading out the
gun pattern, a bomb here and a
bomb there. and moreover these
bombs falling minutes apart as the
various aircraft came over the tar
get and discharged their loads.
Thus no very great concentrated
damage was done. but lot of scat
tering minor damage. The general
effect might be considerable if a
very large number Of aircraft were
employed, but still this came very
far from effecting total destruction
in any given target area.
Early Troubles Eased.
But practice and patient effort are
correcting many of these early trou-
bles. Aircraft are larger. carry
heavier load S. Individual bombs
have increased enormously in size
and destructive power. New tech
niques are enabling this power to be
more closely concentrated - tech
niques of bombing. and techniques
for dealing with the antiaircraft de-
fenses.
The truly astonishing improve
ment obtained cannot better be de-
scribed than in the cold hard figures
Of the following table, showing the
weight of bombs in tons per min
Evening star., 1943-07-28

merry training in England. after
being shipped there last September
He went to North Africa last De-
cember.
Sergt. fuckers letters home re-
port that American flyers fear the
fax from antiaircraft guns more
than they do the enemy fighter
planes.
Without leave since he left here
in March. 1912, Sergt. Tucker has
been volunteering for extra fighting
missions in the hope of building up
a score of victories which will per-
nit him to return home on furlough
next fall. his father said
Evening star., 1943-07-28

A Catholic. ne is believed by his
father. a veteran Washington news
paperman. to have been on one of
the bombers participating in the
| attack On Rome
! Sergt. Tucker was born in New
Rochelle. N Y. but has lived here
most of his life. He was graduated
from the Bethesoa-Chevy Chase
High School and was well known in
local sports circles as Golden
Gloves boxer
He attended the University Of Vir-
ginia. leaving school shortly after
! Pearl Harbor. midway in his thirc
/ year. to enlist in the Army All
Forces.
Prevented from becoming pilot
because Of his eyesight. he qualified
as radio operator and aerial gun
ner and trained at Keesler Field
Miss. and Scott Field. Mo
Sergt. Tucker completed his gun.
Evening star., 1943-07-28

erations, their ability to make mod
ern war may be seriously impaired
by the destruction of the sources of
their power to manufacture weap-
ons and to transport goods. 1t
seems proba BILE that they are max
| ing desperate efforts to build up
fighter production at points remote
from the present target areas of
r the bombers; hence it is likely that
every ounce of effort of which the
bombers are capable will be brought
to bear on Germany during the re-
naming months of this summer. in
an endeavor to do all possible dam
age while the good weather lasts,
and if possible to forestall or out
distance the German counter
measures.
{Copyrighted l943. New York Tribune,
Inc)