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LEGAL NOTICES.
SAMUEL SHAPIRO. Attorne

IN TIE an 5as RS5h s., co MiRr OF TuE
United States for the District of
Columbus. Virginia Stacy Gates, Plain
tin, VS., james Tyrus Gates Defendant,
this suit is TO obtain an absolute divorce
upon the ground of desertion for a period
of more than two years On motion of
the plaintiff, 1t is this 18th day of June,
1913 ordered that the defendant. James
Tyrus Gates, cause his appearance to be
entered herein on or before the fortleth
day, exclusive OF Sundays and legal hoh-
days. occurring after the day OF the first
publication Of this order. otherwise the
Of default Provided, a copy of this order
be published once week for three sue
cessipe weeks in the WASHINGTON Law Re-
porter. and The Evening Star before said
day. (SJ EDWARD c. EICHER. Chief
Justice. tSesl.) Attest: CHARLES z
STEWART. Clerk BY ELEANOR E.
LOBE DenutY Clerk ieoQ iY6 ..
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C..

p This large brick house, in good condi-
ton. is close to Reno I'd. 1t has 4 bed
rooms and bath on end floor and rooms
on the first with a finished room in the
attic. 1t has oil heat, full basement brick
garage and nice lot. Quick possession.
Ewes. and Sun. phone Mr.. Ryan, DE, 51IS
VIM H. SAUNDERS ASl CO.. INC.
DI Inl5. Realtor. I5Ia Z ST NV
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Chevy Chase, D. C.-$15, 500.
& BEDROOMS 9 BATHS

Spacious center hall Colonial on level
lot 100 feet wide. Wide center-entrance
hall; unusually large living room. sun
rooms, 9 tbs on 2nd floor: bedrooms
on finished third floor: lear garage: Close
ave, BOSS & PHELPS, Realtors Ma. $500
Exclusively Sunday and evenings call
Mr.. Shackelford. SLIGO 660S.
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TRAllsRS FOR SALE.
IRAllERS WANTED

WILL BUY YOUR TRAILER for cash In
terested in 40, Al and AZ models. Amer
lean Trailer Co, 1880 Wis ave, WO. 3232.
TWo-WHEEL TRAILER for lugsage.
Adams 1890
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LAKE JACKSON. MANASSAS, vA---4-
room. log cabin: S1.75O, 500 cash, $50
water front; rent Broom cottage: row.
boat reasonable. Hobart 4440 evenings.
WATER FRONT BUNGALOW. 5 ROOMS,
bath. 2 norches. 81 North Beach. Md. :
FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-BAY FRONT
cottage. North Beach Park, modern con-
yenience and bus service. WI. 6281.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
E0HN T. F0WTER Attorney.

DISTRICT COURT or TIN UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia.
ministratlon.-Th Is 10 Give Notice: That
the subscriber, OF the District Of Columbia;
has obtained from; the Probate Coert O.
ministrstion on tie estate Of Yuki Yama-
saki, late Of the District Of Columbia. de.
t tie deceased are hereby warned 70 sx-
hibit the same. with the vouchers thereof,
legally authenticated, to the subscriber. on
or before the LIST day of July AID. 1914 !:
otherwise, they may by law be excluded
from all benefit OF said estate. Given un-
der my hand this end day Of July. 1913
nue. Me- (16). Seal Attest: VICTOR s.
.MER6CH. Register OF Wills for the District
'cf Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court.
= ty1a2e27
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1st and End TRUST LOANS.
Let us retnance your property We will
arrange your payments to suit your budget
First-trust loans on D. c. Md. and Va
property. Second-trust loans Up to 5
years to pay back on D. c., Md. and Va.
property.
Prompt and courteous service Consult
US before borrowing Lowest rates.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.
ST. 9th NV DI fl5n
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GA snn

One of the best constructed homes in
and bath OH first floor: 2 bedrms and bath
on end, with shower in basement. Cop
garage, large corner lot. Conv. bus service
Terms. Out Russell I'd. to w. Glebe I'd i,
at Presidential Gardens right to Old Do
mihion 6 5lHai, isit TO 2o6 tennessee ave
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PACKARD 1910 super custom '160" A.
door sedan: black finish, excellent tires: q
st. W between K and L. RE. 1881. open
evenings,
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NEAR BETHESDA. MD.
Real Ruy-Only $12.95O.
WAKEFIELD

Colonial brick, built only short time.
! block off Conn. ave b bedrms., 3 baths,
screened living porch. de luxe kitchen,
built-in garage. schools. transp nearby
Todays best value under 100000. Early
occupancy. EN-. 1890 until Q pm. F. A.
TWEED CO. 500 Conn. ave.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RfNT.

BUILDING AND GROUND. 5000 @. n.
e.; SLS0 m2i g5intins; paanufacturins.
1903 Z ST. N.W.-3-oToKY BLDG. con-
taining about 5000 "a. II. Of door space.
separate entrance 70 upper floors. end door
has Once rms. and 2tlaystcries. 3rd
Moor has 6 once rms. and 1 layatory. For
Circle. DE 1900 a
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Chevy Chase, Md

N11IFy NI1CAOC, 1NN.,
Near the Chevy Chase Club. Colonial
frame porch across entire front: large
living spd dining rooms with fireplace in
each: library, lsvatory and Kitchen, LIST
floor; ) bedrooms :, dressing rooms, 3
baths on End floor; floored attic; large
corner iei vacant and priced exceptionally
Mr.. White evenings. WA. @1S11.
VIM NJ THROCKMORTON.
Invest. Bldg Exclusive Broker DI 6nao
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NE. BARGAINS.

FAT. Separate Wv heating systems. One
apt; 8 rms. and bath and one 9 rms r. and and
bath; Low rentals oo Total, r 81, Good
33S Queen st.--DupleX house, separate
entrances, 3 rms. and bath each floor, gas
kitchens. Rear service porches. Rents
total $50 per mo. Price, $3.50.
346l Benning rd.-Detached 2-story
frame dwelling, q rms, bath, INV h, lot
31x211. Zoned LIST commercial for. depth
of 100 #. Extends to rear street afordine
building lots. Price, $1,000; terms
624 9Th st n.e.-Bay-window row brick
house rms, bath, h.-w.h., garage. Price,
$3.50, easy terms.
HOHENSTE1N BROS.
Tth and NE. FIR. 5000; Ewes, MI. 1522.
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Town House-$15,7 $50.

t20th and Belmont Rd)
Substantial brick, bedrooms and 3
baths, gas heat, Lear garage. possession.
BOSS & PHELPS, realtors, Ma 1890 lex
| clusivelY): ask for Mr.. Thomas.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

COMPARE OUR RATES BEFORE you
borrow on your auto. furniture Or sig
EVANSVILLE, 5302 Baltimore ave, n.y.
attsville.. Md. Wsrfield .3is1
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
p. j. WALSHE, INC.
Ills Eye st. NV. Ma 64ss
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PROPERTY WANTED.
RENTAL BUNGALOW

Takoma Park. Md.--Rented $40 annu-
ally: 5-rm. brick, tile bath. years old;
automatic heat; full basement; fine lot;
81, 900 cash for equity. or clear lot and
cash Dupont 32S5
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
QUICK sALE-PRIcE REDUCED FROM
SO per mo-; ! year old English 6riGk x 30 =
Large wooded lot. Come TO address, 540a
Tilden I'd. Decatur Heights. Md. Call
6-RooM AND BATH BRICK HOUSE,
Gated on Fairview ave, last house on LETT
sde Of tSFn in to sfl on Penn psw
Hotel; Phone IA. 1850; Sundays phone
oxoN HILL pIsTRIcT-I9-R. FRAME
hGase o&ers 'O pendd eS
LIEdTT1oN MARTIN. s54 Earle Bldg. RE.
throw Of univ. of Nd, this comfortable
home OF 9 rooms. baths, ho-wh, oil
What On beea lot ooens or
10. have these close to lecture. rooms and
athletic neld and among the finest neigh
1 poTs hard te es,imsts Price sioseo
LOUIS. P; SHOEMAKER. i7l9 X st. NV.
LOVELY CORNER BRICK. S RMS;
For quick sale; ,sl6,a5o Rally AssoCI;;
Oxford 100. Omen Until --------
BEAUTIF UL HOUSE, MADE OF RED
wood; 4 bedrms,. baths on md floor:
larse BY. ,rm., din. rm;; extra lge. modern
kit With large sun parlor. maids rm. and
bath in basement: close to everything;
priced 10 sell. REALTY, ASSOCIATES,
1917 Lee hwy. CHI. 1888, and Oxfcrd 1870.
Open until Q,
FUTURE BUSINESS INvEsTMENT-BAR-
gain-Brick, 3 rooms. finished attic room.
kit basement Oh ", Oil heat; tubs. fenced
lot. garage Ss,6So; cash, sl,6s5: mo-,
So" so occupancy. BOSS. CHI. So
LANDovER HILLS. MD, OUT DEFENSE
Highway-6room, @-story frame house. 3
mos old: $4,000 down payment, S100.
Ais 10th ave. Hyattsville O326.
, KENILWORTH D. C.-NUMBER NEARBY
Md-Va.; 81 $50 up; $3.50 cash up: few
trade. Acreage, lots. shore cottases, farms
N. E RYON CO. 1918 N. Y ave, Ma. 1907.
57-ACRE SUBURBAN ESTATE WITH SPA
cous 4-bedroom restored farmhouse. serv.
ants house. stable, poultry house and
other farm buildings; on a hill in beautiful
rolling country, 90 miles from Washington
6orice. 100000: $4,000 down. See MASON
HIRSTi Annandale. Va, at the end of CO.
lumbia pike, Phone Alexandria 5sl..
ClOSpd CindayS
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18th AND COLUMBIA RID,
AZ 750

.-CAR BRICK GARAGE
Owner leaving city, desires immediate
sale of her conveniently located home.
containing g spacious rooms, reception
hall bath, h.-w.h.. practically new domestic
hot-water heater etc. Close to transpor-
tation, stores schools and churches. Rea-
, sonable terms can be arranged. Phone
Mr.. Evans VIC. O29o: with
SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
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MERCURY 1941 sedan coupe: maroon nm
ish. spotless interior, excellent tires, per
LOGAN MOTOR CO. 18th st. NV. between
K and L. RE. 3251. Open evenings.
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FOXHALL VILLAGE.

WEST OF GEORGETOWN.
situated in one OF Washingtons out
standing residential comnlSnities-very
popular with Army and Nav personnel
tins brick home of English design is now
available for immediate occupaRcy. Com
pie civ redecorated inside and out, 1t in
floor, BEDROOMS S AND 'f bsth on on Se sb,rd
floor, spacious living room. dining room
and kitchen. automatic heat. garage. Price,
81 80, Call us for appointment to inspect.
For details call Major Yancey GE 1905.
! FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. AL,
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SUBURBAN. PROPERTY WANTED

NEAR EVANSVILLE
or cash buyers. o. B. ZANTzINGER, JE..
VA. 1919. 17s
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Located in desirable section of Takoma
Park. Md, on beautiful corneE lot "a
acre., with large trees; exceptionally well
built and in very good condition & rooms
and tiled bath on each floor: full has ment.
\ W \ large car garage: possession of
first floor second floor rented at S55 idea /
for home and investment. Priced at only
Sll,C00,
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON.
p. RE. llSl. investment Bldg
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ATTRACTIVE TOWN HOUSE.

This eft. aat,fr Sn tapestry brick
house has a very pleasing elevation 1t
is close to Conn. ave, north of Dupont
Circle and has 10 rooms and . baths
on floors and maids room and bath in
basement. II has possibilities home
or guest house.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO, INC,
Est 1887.
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REAL fsTATE WANTfp.

IMMEDIATE CASH BUYERS FOR All
types improved .. {; progssty: rhons Ter
9 pMc regpn5sSsss.nMtat,ys. .MAsHlnuTgN Hous-
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.
JOHN BuRDOFT. Phone Ashton 3s46
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FARMS WANTED

WANTED-Ils ACRES OR MORE. s.
room house. shade and fruit: 20 miles of
.. c; Give full details and cash price.
BOX 393-I. Star
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OUT TOWN REAL ESTATE.

a 4-acre homesite on the west coast OF
Florida, within /. miles of bathing beach,
adjoining small town. and which is
trees? You can buy this for S415 on
easy terms. including paved road and cleo
tricNv Phone or write A. F. Madeira with
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN at 173a x ST.
NV, ME ll43
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

CENTRAL LOCATICN--FURNI6H
Switchboard and receptionist service in
ONCE. S32 so. Telephone secretarial and
mail address service also available. DI.
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0N-FuRNISHED

2-story brick. Ice. rms, center hall,
lge. screened porch. basement, lavatory,
h.-w.h., gar. Large lot with vegetable
garden. Possession. 3 blks. l0c transp.
and shopping. Less than S11,0o0 Sub
McCEE KrNc cu s5os cu eos4
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Near the Cathedral, one of the highest
points in. the city. Detached corner all
masonry home unusually large living room
with very attractive stone fireplace danked
with bookcases, spacious dining room,
pantry and kitchen, service porch and
numerous closets on Ind floor: bedrooms
on Ord moor. 3-car garage and large, we'll
HANDICAPPED grounds. GAS HEAT. Maids
Realtors. MA. $500 fexclusiveiy). Sunday
and evenings call Mr. Leigh, WI 31gg.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-07-16
SEATTLE IN
THIRD WIN
OVER OAKS
Los Angeles Holds Firm
Lead : Wins Again
from San Diego
(By Associated Press

Los Angeles frightened a firm
hold on the top of the Pacific Coast
League last night, defeating San
Diego for the third in a row. Paul
Gehrman scattered six San Diego
hits while the Angels pounded Chef
Johnson for nine, including a hon.
er by Charley English.
The Oakland club fell apart UNI
der an 18-hit battering by tn e
Seattle Rainiers who chalked up
their third straight over the Acorns.
Behind the pitching of rookie
Glenn Elliott, the Portland Beavers
stopped Hollywood's Bill Thomas,
opening the game with three runs,
adding one each in the fourth and
fifth and putting the game on ice
in the sixth with three more runs.
Al Lien took his eighth straight
as San Francisco defeated Sacra-
mento. Lien allowed the Solons
five hits.
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THIS IS PART OF YOUR PAY CHECK

tive today that you want to help win
the war by joining the Payroll Savings
Plan. Tell him you want to save at
least 10 percent of every pay check
by putting it into War Bonds.
You can't make a better invest
ment-
You'll be buying the weapons that
insure future of freedom, peace and
plenty.
You'll be getting back 81 for every
So you save when the bonds mature.
Makes sense, doesn't it?
THEN-START TODAY!
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HAEGG MAY BE
PUSHED TO BEAT
MILE TRACK MARK

SAN FRANCISCO, July 49,
Gunder Haegg, Swede speed king,
may be chased to a new unofficial
worlds mile record Saturday. Gil
Dodds' of Boston trailed Haegg in
two-mile meetings in Chicago and
Los Angeles, but is better at the
mile.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-07-16
JOE MEDWI(k TAKES
LEAVE FROM DODGERS

NEW YORK, July 16.-Joe Med
wick, veteran outfielder for the
Brooklyn Dodgers, one of the great
est smuggling stars of the National
League, has left the Dodgers and
gone to Boston. 1t is assumed he
will be traded or released.
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CATCHER, PITCHER
SOLD BY pHILlIES

PHILADELPHIA, July 16. - The
sale of pitcher Charlie Fuchs to
Toledo of the American Association
catcher Tommy Padden to the
Washington Senators is announced
by the Phillies.
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GAMES THURSDAY
Pacific Coast League

San Francisco 6; Sacramento 2
Portland 8; Hollywood 5.
Los Angeles 3; San Diego 0.
Seattle ID; Oakland 2.
National League
Pittsburgh 4; st. Louis 3.
Philadelphia 9; New York /.
Chicago 8; Cincinnati 0.
American League
Cleveland L; st. Louis Q.
Washington 4; Boston 3.
Detroit 4; Chicago 7.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-07-16
SEE THAT GUN {?

"a. asafsA
It's making things plenty hot for
the Axis.
KaOw wbere that gnn came from?
ssgsNsse' sesAsVs- sSSss,S
From the pay checks and pay enve-
lopes of people like you.
1t was bought with the money you
lent your Government In regular
installments from your pay.
BHt bold on notU-
Maybe this isn't your gun at all.
Maybe you haven't been lending the
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Government regular amount from
your pay.
Maybe you haven't been setting
aside at least 10 percent of your
salary and more if you can for War
Bonds!
There are still some people around
who aren't :. not many-but it's
Just possible that you're one of them.
Ysss sssss ~
If you are, we're sure it's not for
want of patriotism, but because you
just haven't quite got around to it.
y es;sssslsssss .s..s ST
Tell your boss or shop representa-.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-17

this was the case, though he replied
that he had used up personally
owned Lincoln on behalf of the
Government.
In his comeback, however, the
New York Congressman overlooked
good bet. 1t SO happens that his
Wisconsin colleague is skating on
thin ice when he accuses others OF
being careless with public funds
He. himself, has an interesting rec
ord in the gravy-grabbing depart
ment.
Congressman Keefe has daugh-
ter on his office payroll, Mrs. Vir-
ginia Nolan, who is paid $4,000 a
year for NOT working in the Of
flee. Mrs. Nolan shows up only &C.
casionally to relieve two regular
employees on Keefe,s staff, one OF
whom is paid $1,000 a year and the
other, $l,700.
Copyright, 1913, by United
=. Feature Syndicate, Inc.)
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CAPITAL CHAFF

The question of whether or not
he should have a naval aide is
bothering platinum haired Ed Stet-
tinius. newly appointed Undersecre-
tary Of State New York Times
Arthur Krock thinks it is all right
for him to have one That should
settle it If Stettnius wants
further precedents, Henry l.. Slim
son had military aide, dashing
Col. Eugene Regnier. when Stimson
was Secretary of State D." At
that time Fiorello LaGuardia, then
Congressman, inserted clause in
the Army appropriation bill bar
ring military aide for Stimson It
nearly caused the old gentleman TO
have a fit Today, Stimson as
Secretary OF War is greeted every
morning outside the Pentagon
building by a sergeant attired in
dress blue uniform who leaps TO the
car and carefully carries Stimson's
brief case weight lbs.s Three
sereeants rotate this duty, one from
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-17


This is the time of the year when Aaskans, just
like everyone else start knitting their brows over the
problem of what they going to give their relatives
and friends for Christmas problem that is usually
taken of by thinking about a list until the day
before Christmas then rushing out and buying heller
skelter.
There is one gift that everyone can. start their
lists off with right Buy bonds for gifts Not
only is such gift sensible but it's patriotic easy
to mail something that will be remembered for long
time and gift not only to friend or relative
but to the men in your country's armed forces who
need the things which your dollars invested in war
bonds will make possible.
In choosing other gifts, also, remember, this year
above all years SHOP EARLY.
It's not too early to start your list to look
around, The mails will be crowded with more
traffic this year than they handle if the sending
of gifts through the mails is limited to the last
several weeks before Christmas. In spite of the
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-11-17
GRAvY-GRABBING

Not often do members Of Con-
gress-one of the most exclusive
clubs in the u S. A-lambaste a
fellow member But hefty, COP
Representative Frank Keefe of Osh-
kosh, Wisconsin. let loose the other
day with an attack On Democratic
Representative Sol Bloom of New
York, chairman of the Foreign At
fairs Committee, for making pri-
vate use of a government automo-
bile and chauffeur.
In blistering tones, Keefe charg-
ed that Bloom had purchased the
cara 1886 Forthwith funds of the
United States Constitution SeSqui-
centennial Commission, of which
Bloom was director genera
Though the General Accounting
Office refused to approve the pur-
chase, and though the commission
has expired, Keefe declared that
the New York Congressman was
still being chanffeured around in
the car by an employee of the For
eign Affairs Committee.
Bloom was forced to admit that
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They Asked For II
New York Times


During the four weeks ending October 25 the Ger
mans dorpped 100 to- of bombs on Britain and the
Raj dropped 900 tons of bombs on Germany. The
ratio is LOG to l in favor of the Raj. 1t does not
include operations by the United States Army Air
Force which has been unloading the Continent
at the rate of about 5000 tons month This is what
Naz Germany has to show in the air for six years OF
preparation and four years of battle.
Three years ago Hitler still arrogant about
this matter In September, 1910 he said
If the British Air Force drops two or three
or four thousand Kilograms of bombs we will
drop a hundred and fifty hundred and
eighty two hundred thousand. three hundred
thousand four hundred thousand Kilograms
will carry out large-scale attacks nour cities,
and more in single night If they say they
We will blot out theirs We will stop the
handiwork of these night pirates, so help us
God The hour will come when one OF us
will rack-and it will not be National Socialist
Germany. NH tt
Two years ago last May Hitler repeated his warn
ing He said that if Mr.. Churchill were determined
to continue the war in this way the Germans would
drop "a hundred bombs for every of his and on
doing so until the British nation at last gets rid OF
this criminal and his methods" year ago last April
he was more restrained He said then that he would
"retaliate, blow for blow, until this criminal falls to
pieces" ,s4Nf t
We cannot think that it is because of a unique
tenderness of heart that Hitler and Goerng have failed
to carry ont their threats. The provocation has been
great. United Nations planes have swept across
Greater Germany far as Danzig and Vienna. They
have wrecked Hamburg and the cities OF the Rhine
They have struck Naz factories wherever they could
be found They have forced the evacuation of cities
A grim dispatch from Zurich recently said that l.
200 900 German civilians had been killed or were
missing in Allied air raids and that nearly 100000
had been compelled to leave their homes.
This kind of warfare isn't pleasant No kind of
warfare is. But the Nazs wanted warfare and they
wanted his kind They asked for it in Czechoslovaka
in 1888 and didn't get it. They asked for it in Poland
in 1899 and didn't get it, They asked for it in Norway
the Low Countries and France in 1910 and didn't get
it, Now they have it,
This is what Hitler taught the Germans to do
to other people Now it is being done to them 1t is
not pretty p erhaps it is educational 1t may teach
them that the way to preserve ones own country
and ones own life is to have some regard for other
countries and other peoples lives