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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
Born on Ranch

KATY was born on a ranch
in Sweetwater. Tex. There were
II other children. Her dad
owned the ranch. She rode
bucking broncoS, along with her
brothers. and after going out
into the world of greater Texas,
made something of reputation
for herself as a midget auto
driver.
In Dallas. she saw jenkins,
former c rValrNn a n. knock
some guy out in the ring. LEWIS
direct approach TO the pugilistic
problem. brought out the cave
woman in Katie. She wangled
an introduction 10 him and soon
was his wife and severest critic.
Lew battled all over the
southwest and kept in fair
shape between ring engage
ments through a series Of plea
sure fights with Katie He went
rather lightly on the firewater
in those days and he could AL
ways outpoint Katy in a plea
sure fight.
tBut when Lew was at the
end of the puglilistic road. in
New York, some years later.
Katie flattened him one night
in boozetorium. and said
scornfully 10 onlookers. Get
the crunny guy out Of here )
While battling the commits
sion for the right 10 own A
license. Katie is living in Jack
Dempseys hotel in New York.
This proves she has acquired A
llve-and-let-llve philosoph ".
Some years back, when she and
Lew were stu in love and en-
toying their pleasure fights.
Z, Dempsey repeatedly took a poke
~ Jenkins Lew. not Katy and
almost knocked him through the
Brill Building That is ancient
history and Katie bears no
grudgeS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
Was Different Then

Time has softened Katherine
n bit although IT has not taken
away her good looks. She has
slightly auburnish hair, hazel
ewes and a big red mouth. .
Katie is around 25 now and
she has learned, as she says. to
"repress myself Time was
when she has no represslve in
stincts There was the night IN
Dallas. when Wesley Ramey oil
Grand Rapids. did one Of his
razor iobs-and the victim was
Jenkins. Katie was so lncensed
al the sight of her husband be-
ing busted up by Ramey that
she tried TO Jump into the ring
10 take a punch at Wesley.
These days Katy is more OF a
Diplomat. Instead of calling the
boxing commissioners some very
bad names for not granting her
a license. Katy resorted 10 more
subtle methods. She sent 4et-
ters of protest 10 Eleanor
Roosevelt. Clare Luce and
Dorothy Thompson, calling al
tention TO the fact that she had
suffered discrimination because
Of her sex.
She also dug back into pugi-
listic history and unearthed the
fact that Ma Stribling was wont
10 second her son. Billy Strib-
ling. A precedent has been es-
tablished. Katy points out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
Duse++e Wrestles Ruby

George Dusette, back from Pa
cific Coast mat wars, wrestles
Bert Ruby for his junior heavy
title in Mack Parks feature
Tuesday night. Kid Chapman
meets Dale Wayne. Tiger Jack
Moore meets Al Galcnto and Nick
Billings meets Dutch Schultz.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
; Glass u los
I'm Tourney

Standard and Hudson Of the
Municipal League. 81 GATHERINGS
OF the CYO and Shannon's indie
pendent teams have entered Class
\ in the Detroit Timcs-Sponsored
Metropolitan Softball champion
ships. opening Aug T.
Entry blanks arc available in
and recreation fields for TINS meet
today'S Times and at Mack Park
and will close AZ midnight. Aug
!. al FlmMOOA recreation Center
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28

d a Y I h a I
X a I v has
dumped h e
b u m INTO
Detroit.
Katie came
out of Texas
m e years
b &C k with
er skinny
nOSDHnQ, Lew
jenkins, who
could hit like
a fool. In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
RUDY LAUNCHES Big SLIDE

Big Rudy York, the Tigers. B-29
Bomber, launched himself into second base
in the game with the Red Sox at Briggs
Stadium yesterday. But II was an unsuc-
cessful attempt to steal, because Skeeter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28

fact, he was a fool. But aS ne
said himself. he had a lot OF iun
in the process of being one.
This Katy was a little on the
hard side when she first hit me
Big Apple and you couidn !
blame her because her husband
used TO jab and hook her when
full OF firewater.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
Hard Luck Piles UP.
Nudge Us Suspended
By LEWIS II. WALTER

Until today (Ndge) MaphureS chief claim 10 distinction
among Jockeys the track the fact that although
he able build window
which him perfect miniature Santa Claus
has the OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28

Newsome, the SoX shortstop, was ready,
with smile on his face, to tag him out.
This happened in the second inning and
the Tigers lost the game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
Byrd-WOOd Match
is "a Golf Natural
BY VI. F. DRUKENBROD

challenge golf match between Craig Wood and Sam Byrd
which will played and Sunday Plum Hollow with is
holes both afternoons has been the making for long
II talked the first last when Byrd
National
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
WinsHis 18th
For Red Sox
BY LEO MACDONELL

Who will reach the coveted 20
victories first7 Tex Hughson of
the Red Sox or Harold New
houser or Paul Dizzy Trout OF
the Tigers.
When Hughson pitched the Red
Sox 10 victory over the Tigers,
6 to 1. yesterday, the tall Texan
chalked up his sixteenth triumph,
first in the majors in the current
season.
The victory put the Boston
right handler one game ahead of
NewhouSer. Newhouser missed his
sixteenth win Wednesday evening
when the Red Sox held the Tigers
to a tie.
At the heels Of the two American
League leaders IS Trout with Ia
victories. Trout will be bidding
for his fifteenth when he faces
the Red Sox at Briggs Stadium
today.
GROVE WAS LAST
All three appear 10 be a cinch
to win 20 or more games before
the curtain is dropped Oct. l.
With the Red Sox and Tigers
each having more than so games
left to play, there is a chance one
or more OF them might threaten
the 80 mark.
Bob Grove, with the Athletics
in 1890, won 81. last 10 win 30 or
more in a season in the American
League. Dizzy Dean bagged 30 in
1884. the year the Cardinals
licked the Tigers in the World
Series.
To achieve success yesterday,
Hughson held the Tigers TO six
hits, only one OF which was for
more than one base. Dick Wake
field included a double in pair
Of hits.
Master of the Tigers most of
the distance, Hughson struck out
six and did not walk a man. lie
struck one batter with pitch.
GET IL HITS
He whitfield Joe OrenCo three
times. each time on a third called
strike He also famed Rudy York
and Wakefield once each. Rudy
poked out single on one trip 10
the plate.
Only in one inning did Hughson
waver long enough 10 he scored
upon. The lone Tiger marker came
in the eighth with one out. when
Wakefield got his two-bagger and
Pinky Higgins brought him home
with a single.
On the other hand the Red SoX
collected II hits off three Tiger
hurlers. frankie Overmire. who
started. lasted less than three in
nings. his first false start in his
last three appearances on the hill.
The Sox plucked him for five hits
and four runs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
loo Much of Him

Totals % ~ p Totals 81 s n IL
'Bat,ed for Corsica IN seventh.
Boston ti2 400 n02-6
DETROIT 600 600 iuO-i
Runs -Culberson 2. Cronin. Fox, Tabor.
WsEuer Wakefield Errors Cronin.
Craner. o-enso Runs batted in--John-
son 2 Wagner Culberson 2 Higgins.
Two. base hits Tabor, Doerr. Wakefield.
Home rln-CulbefsSn. Sscrihce hi's--Fox.
SeVs1ne HuRhsou. Double play MAYO
20 OreuFo o. York LET on bases-Boston
9 Detroit . Bases on baHs--Or over
~.re Gcfsica Struck out BY
HIEhson 2 by GorsicaI.l, ~ Beck !.
H.. On Oyermirs In - innings. ~
Corsica 3 in ffr innings on Beck 3 IN
innings Hit by pitcher HiEsins
Crrrn. Losing pitcher CyernIre
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28

pion for the duration. the run
nerup.
Plans did not get very far then
because OF Woods match with
Byron Nelson in Toledo.
IT'S A NATURAL
But when Byrd captured the
Philadelphia Inquirer Open re-
Gently. with Wood again the nun
nerup, their clash here became a
natural and Freddy Corcoran Of
the PGA promptly set about
arranging it.
Also. the rivalry between them
was increased as they ran neck
and neck in the matter OF money
won on the winter tour. With jug
McSpaden and Nelson showing the
way in this important department
IL was a tuSsle between Wood and
Byrd for the next spot.
Since then, of course. Byrd 5
cleanup in the Philadelphia event
has given him a substantial lead
over the man he opposes tho next
TWO days here in their engage
ment for 81, 500 in war bonds.
BYRD Is FAVORED
Byrd is a slight favorlte TO win,
and not alone because the match.
proceeds of which go 10 the Red
Cross. Will be played on his home
course.
FRS, there's the advantage of
almost SIX years IN the matter of
ages which the Plum Hollow pro
has. He's 81 compared 10 Woods
AZ. The latter will be 43 in No
vember.
Also. Byrd, comparatively
newcomer to big-time golf, still
is climbing while Wood has been
around a long time. While both
are long hitters, Byrd likely will
have the advantage in this de-
partment.
But Woods supporters point
out that the conditions of the
match-1S holes each day-will
favor Wood. With the long rest,
the pro from Winged Foot of Rye,
n. Y. will be fresh and rarin' TO
60 for Sundays round. This is
bound TO help him, especially if
the match is close right down 10
! the windup.
With two rounds on a single
day. Byrd. powerful fellow,
would be even tougher to beat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
How They Stand
NATIONAL LEAGIE
YesterdaNs kesuIIs

Yesterdays kesuHs To-Day haWts
81 s., Phil 20 Chi az Bkn.
Gin Bos 2 Pitt. NY. night
Pttt-NY. rain. Only games.
hi-Bkn rain
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-13
Returns from Tennessee.

Mr.. Marvin Howell has returned
+, .er home after spending the past
u4.rz With her sister, ,AMrs. BlannlC
Edwards. IN Knoxville, Tennessee.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-13
Missionary Society Friday.

The Missionary Society OF Wcs,
End Baptist church will meet Fri
day December 10, at the home OF
Mr. {. W Powell, at g o'clock, il
n.~=amaounced today All members
uye advised that this is the time
fe. special Loitle Moon offering.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-13

Mr. Eugene +. Faulkner. who
Ia, been in the Maria Parham hos
pr4l Tor sometime. has returned 10
be. nome on Andrews avenue, It
Ha~ learned today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-13

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is your No. health problem whether
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To do this. scientists say. you must
have an adequate supply or natural
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1mpairs the stOmachs digestive 1unc-
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person who Is operating on only
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stomach digestive capacity OF only oo
to 60"c normal Is severely handicapped
Uudlgested food sours. causes gas
bloating . fails to supply the necessary
body energy tissue repair often re-
sulting in nervousness and loss OF energy.
So with ample stomach digestive juices
PLUS RICH, RED-BLOOD you should
enjoy that sense Of well being which de-
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-13

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fabric.
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-13

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makes YOU feel like yourself again: Az
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-28
Classmates
At Tea Party

MISS CAROL SANFORD
who arrived from MacMurray
College, in Jacksonville, H., to
spend the holidays with her
parents, the Sterling Sanfords
Of EillcreSt road, Crosse Pointe,
She gave a get together tea
yesterday for classmates at
MacMurray, including her
houSeguest Dorothy Carter Of
Saginaw and a number of De-
troit girls including Barbara
Vedder, Marguerite Smith,
Marjorie Bfu n d a & g, Mildred
Moss. Rosemary Fleming. Shir-
ley Johnston, Betty Pratt and
her houSegueSt, Flora Coradetti.
Carol also asked some of the
girls with whom she had gone
10 Liggett and Crosse Pointe
High, making about as in all.
Assisting as junior hostesses
were Nanette Emery, Margot
Downing, Laviah Luckin &,
Sarah Kantcr and Pat White
Mrs. Sanford had Mrs. II. II.
Lippincott and Mrs. r. Gerveys
GryllS assisting her.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-28
Entertains
Sorority

MRS. CHARLES c. AN
DREWS will give a tea today
in her home in Gloucester road
in honor of the Detroit and
Crosse Pointe active members
of the Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
chapters at the University Of
Michigan and Michigan State
College.
Among those from the Ann
Arbor chapter are the Misses
Lois BaSett. Virginia Bingham,
Frances Thompson, Kay Klint-
worth and Deborah Parry.
Michigan State collegians in
clude the Misses Joan Carr,
Martha Vargha, Yvonne Jones,
Eleanor Koch, Virginia Ra-
decky, Virginia Labbitt, Virginia
Ripley, Shirley Tolleen, Vir-
ginia Wilson. Elayne Fishleigh
and Irene Moody
Mrs. Andrews will be assisted
by the following members of
the Detroit Alumnae Chapter:
Mrs. Warren f. Bow, Mrs. John
Lynch, Mrs. Guy Pitts, Mrs.
Jack w. Mills, Mrs. F. Gerald
Smith and Mrs Robert Anslow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-28
War Wives
Hold Fe+e
BY FRANCES OVENS

THE DAG turned its Palm
Room over TO the Air Forces
Women's Club Tuesday noon
and the members were seated
at little round luncheon tables
decorated with holly and tiny
Christmas trees. Later they
played bridge and nah long.
Club members are all wives
Of air force officers. They meet
once a month for luncheon and
games and devote a large part
of their leisure TO working for
the Red Cross nd selling bonds.
Present were club president
Mrs. Alfred VI. Johnson, whose
husband, Col. Johnson, is COM
handing officer in this area;
Mrs. N. F. Lent, Mrs. F, r.
Meyer, Mrs. r. L. Hook, Mrs.
Irwin Amberg, Mrs. William
Eaton, Mrs. T. F. Staley, Mrs.
Paul Hazalton, Mrs. A. w.
Sanders, Mrs, Robert Way, Mrs.
Roy Resell. Mrs. Arthur Hem
merSley, Mrs. Frances Strong
and Mrs. James Stein.
The club members and their
husbands will have holiday
dance at the Central District
post next SATURDAY. evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-28

Rev. Charles II CaGiCan e.. in Oh
before an altar decorated with white
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-28
BetrothaI
Announced

THE ENGAGEMENT of Miss
Carol Virginia Shea to 1t Yer
non Jos. Witkowski, son of MIR
and Mrs. Vernon Witkowski Of
East Grand Boulevard, is being
announced today by Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Shea of New York
and Washington, d. c.
1t Witkoweki is spending d
leave with his parents following
two years of active duty in the
Mediterranean theater and Miss
Shea arrived Saturday TO be
their house guest
The wedding will take place
Jan. 6 at the Shrine of the
Sacred Heart in Washington,
d. c.
1t WitkowSki is a graduate
Of the University of Notre
Dame. class Of Al. and went to
the graduate school of the
Catholic University in Washing
ton where he met his fiancee.
The bride-clcct was Schoolcd
In Washington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-28
Delta Afpha Delta
To Fete AIunnae

MEMBERS OF the Beta chap
ter of Delta Alpha Delta will
entertain at a tea this after
noon at the WaTdclt-Sheraton in
honor of their atumnac.
Assisting Barb ara White,
DAD president, who is chair
naming the tea, viii be Marian
Bennett, Joan Herbst, Joyce
Shields, Dee Wilson, Georgia
Reese and Nancy Landay.
Honored guests will include
Mrs, John Kohl, Mrs, Thomas
Flemming, Mrs. Edwin Fisher,
Miss DOTS Getsinger, Mrs.
Claude Gas tor, Mrs. Reed
Palmer, Mrs. Robert Keller.
Mrs. Rankin Peck. Mrs. Robert
Restrick, Mrs. William Street,
Mrs. Charles Van DuSing, Mrs.
Howard Hamilton and Miss
Shirley Cowling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-28
ESQ Attend
YuIe Dance

A CONTINGENT, some $50
strong, of Etre Des Aimes girls
and their dates trekked in last
evening from Royal Oak for the
sorority's annual holiday whirl
at the Wardell-Sheraton.
There was nary a breathing
spell tween the Christmas rush
and $3.50 last night (tee-off
time for the orchestra TO begin
swinging QUIT for Shirley
France, who's been handling
ticket arrangements. Orches-
ira honors were chalked up on
10 Halletts score, while
Gretchen Bornor and Marian
Martin chairmaned the pub
licity and place committees.
However, despite the mad
holiday pace. the EDA bigwigs
whipped in looking mighty
sharp and trailing yards of
skirts. Shirley asked Tom
Pryor as her guest. with 10.
Gretchen and Marian booking
their dates with Jim Bean,
Cadet Art Brown and Don
Rossenbach. respectively.
Hurraying the party from the
far end of the ballroom were
Roger Gaskill. Johnnie Robin
son, Jim Blazo, Jim Marshall.
Dick elise and Bob linn. who
had accepted Lois Dow. Bar
bara Simmons, 10 Roberts.
Annette Budd. Sally Green and
10 Coopers invites for the big
event.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-28
Attendants Dressed Alike

Her ATTENDANTS dressed alike in moonstone satin
made classic lines with decorative buckles with
The of honor pale gold ostrich tip in her hair
long, pale yellow gloves and carried gold flowers
bridesmaids headdreSseS ostrich they
long white gloves carried white flowers
Mrs. Cochran Sivery-gray crepe dress
calet trimmed with pale pink feathers gloves TO match the
trimming her hat and delicate pink camelaS H.
reception at the Oakland Hills Country Club followed
by buffet supper
The bride and bridegroom from the club Ann Ahor
the bride changing into smart little black wool suit and
a small hat of peacock feathers for travelling
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-28

Cpl We'jcman is home on
q holiday lWIolgh from Baer
Field Ind &c..
Before entering the armed
forces De attended the L of NJ.
Natalie studied a. Butler
University and Is a member Of
Delta Gamma sorority &C..
Emile Gnc)> and Edward
Cochran were married last
night, lr Christ Church Gram
brook -. and today they are
getting settled In their small
apartment I'M AUn HTbOT =.
as the bridegroom. who rs in the
graduate school az Michigan q.
has 20 be back IN hIS classes
tomorrow
EmIIc lis the daughter Of
Raymond r. Ginels of the
Wardcll-Shcrat1n and the
late MrS.GiNclS and Edward
is The son of Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice William Cochran of
Birmingham
The Episcopal wedding serv-
ice was read at S p m. by the
Christ Church, Cran0rook ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-28
Be+rothaI Announced

Mr.. AND MRS. ARTHUR L.
KIRBY of Dawson Lake road,
oxford, announce the engage
ment OF their daughter, Jean, to
Ralph r. Eschberger, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Eschberger Of
Ferndale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-28
Two Girls to Visit
Friends in Mexico

MISS MARY BREEN and
Miss Ida Lippman will depart
Jan. 7 for a month of travel in
Mexico.
They will visit friends in
Tlalpan and in Mexico City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-28
Guests at EdhoIms

MR.. AND MRS. SIDNEY
ALLAN EDHOLM of South
Bend, Ind, are the house guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Edholm
in Muirland avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-28
| N ayfafiIr With
III ~ cr&~o4o2reo7
with

TIE NEWS Of Natalie Ross engagement 10 Cpl Carl f.
Weidemau &c.. Judge and Mrs Cam NJ Weideuan
told family dinner Christmas night by Natalie
parents Nh and Mrs James NJ Ross formerly of Wabash
M M DefrnLi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-28

Mrs. Alfred H. Johnson, president Of
the Air Forces Women's Club, chatted
in the DAG lounge with Mrs. Thomas F.
Staley (center) and Mrs. Paul H. Hazal-
ton (right) before their luncheon Tuesday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-28
Seaman Cochran Attends Wedding


Seaman Cochran Attends Wedding
SEAMAN &c MAURICE W. COCHRAN JR. e., home on
frlough Terminal Island Cal where he report Jan
brothers best
Mrs. Jack WEIGH OF honor and Katherine
GfcS Of the bride and Doris Franklin were
bridesmaids
fishers were . Pfc CaSmir Krol - furlough from
Camp Richie Nd Templn LchAdor and Duane ForouSh
Bay City
Emile who the dainty type with brown hair and blue
eyes lovely wedding dress Svery white satin
and veil of belgian lace lin Duchess pattern which fatf'rd
beyond her train
The dress fashioned with a modified hustle three
quarter length sleeves and bateau ncckne finished with f
OF matching material she carried white CamciaS
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-06-16
Stop the Banter

President Roosevelt treats inquiries concern
ing fourth term as a joke. The Associated
Press reports that at his last press conference
Fourth term questions drew banter and moth
ing more.''
Whether it is in order or not we ask if this
Is fair way to treat the American public?
It seems to suggest that Mr.. Roosevelt wants
70 know what the heck the public has to do
with it anyway. Hasn't he established dy-
nasty? $50 se..
At least he, is not so Indifferent to vice
presidency. When an inquisitive reporter ask
ed where he could 90 to find out about it, the
President "snnilingly told the newsman maybe
he could get place on an airplane and he
Che president) could send him out to China .
adds the AP, where Henry Wallace has gone
On a military and diplomatic mission.
The sad aspect Of all this is that fourth
3erm is not joke, nor should it be dismissed
with banter. It is time for Mr.. Roosevelt to
reveal his intention. It might not be possible
10 thwart him, if he wants to live in the White
House four years more. The strong probability
10 that he could not be defeated. But thai
Is no reasonable excuse for him to continue
- treat 1t as laughing matter.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-06-16
to crack it and proceed to Rome and points

to crack it and proceed to Rome and points
north.
The present situation clearly indicates that
Montgomery must be given heavy reinforce
ments and tools swiftly if Cherbourg is to be
taken and its port utilized to the advantage
of the forces in combat with Hitler on the
continent of Europe. The Allies will need all
their skill and much larger fire power If the
Normandy beachhead is not to degenerate into
another Anzio and precious time be lost If
the march on Paris.
Conditions being what they are, it would
seem opportune to launch quick thrusts al
other points along Hitler's West wall, as a
means Of keeping the Germans guessing and
confused, and for Russia to strike out in force
again from the east.
Squeeze plays succeed only when they are
executed with the swiftness of a storm.