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Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-15
Wagner Hits Dewey
Depression Talk

NEW YORK, Sept. Is. CUP) -
Senator Robert F. Wagner, Cd,
New York, charged Thursday night
that statements by Governor
Thomas E. Dewey COP candidate
for the presidency. that the Hoover
depression continued into the
Roosevelt administration and it
took a war to get us out" were a
blatant distortion of the facts"
Wagner said in an address be-
for the International Ladies Gar
ment Workers union that Dewey
being young man, has somehow
forgotten to remember The Hoover
depression" and what a change
took place" when President Roose-
welt took over.
He described Mr.. Roosevelt as a
great president before tie war and
great commander-in-c dur
ing the war and said that it was
a shame and delusion to try-as
the Republicans are trying - to
separate Mr.. RoosevelC's domestic
record from his war record"
He urged that all work vigor-
ously" to get out every possible
vote for President Roosevelt .
as the least we can do to fulfill
our obligations TO our fighting
men"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-15
Sell Don't Wants" Then Buy War Bonds and Stamps
o-Help Wanted

0-ffelp Wanted
WANTED Inexperienced saleslad-
les and fountain Mattresses. Age IL
to 35. J. J. Newberry Co. 9-l8
EXCELLENT opportunity for Wo-
man who can cook. Pleasant sur
roundings and working conditions.
Clements 2l7. Gle
CARPENTERS and Carpenters
Helpers for bridge gang. S. B.
and A. E. Ry. Apply freight Off.
S.PR.R., Ell Centro. Must have
referral card from U. S. Employ
ment Service. 9-28
9-Business Opportunities
WILL HAUL rubbish and trash. 8O3
So. 3rd. Tel. 1503-J. 9-15
WILL HAUL rubbish and trash. 8O3
So. 3rd. ell 1508-J. 9-l6
REPAIR SHOP, several thousands
worth of tools, clocks, refrigCr-
ators, etc. Complete. established
business, with furnished living
quarters included. Must sell
$1,000 cash. Write P. o. Box 523.
9-19
l0-Apartments Tor lent
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FOR RENT-Modern air cooled 3 81
3 room Apts. Green Lantern Auto
Court. Phone l7l0-J. 9-20
FURNISHED Apartment for rent.
Imperial. Phone 1921 or FL Cen
tro 781. Charles Farrell. 9-13
FOR RENT - Bachelor Apt.-one
room and shower. 781 He'll, Phone
772-R. 9-l9
l2-Wanted TO Rent
FURNISHED Apis. needed for Ell
Centre teachers. Phone Supt
office 85. 9-16
WANT TO RENT bedroom house.
Permanent tenants. 817 Brighton.
9-19
l3-Rooms tor kent
| ROOM for rent with kitchen privi-
leges. Call at 1889 w. Main. Phi.
826-M. Mr.. DUDE. Gle
ROOM FOR RENT-Phone 337-W.
9-18
! TWO FRONT beCroomS adjoining
bath. One with twin beds. Kitchen
! privileges. 629 Vine. 9-19
i8-Country Property Sale
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Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-15

ROOM, BOARD and small salary
for servicemanS wife or high
school girl who in return will
care for 2 children while mother
works nights. Call AZ or see Mrs.
O'Brien, Hotel California. 9-18
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-15
a-.Personals, Special Notices
POLICE CHIEF URGES CARE
IN DRIVING PAST SCHOOLS

With summer vacation almost a
memory, FL Centro's automobile
driving citizcnry was cautioned
Friday by Chief of Police Ronnie
r. Voyles to take new ncte of
school zones.
I'VE want to avoid any of the
terrible accidents that can occur
because of careleSsness," Chief
VoylcS said, "and we'll be able to if
each motorist obeys zone signs and
drives carefully"
Majority of El Centre schools
open Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-15
MORE INCINERATORS BOUGHT

Ell Centre city council members
have paproved a proposal to pur-
chase minimum truck load of in
Generators to be sold to FL CcntranS
at cost by the fire department.
Proposal was made by Corn Reed,
fire chief. The city will pay SIS
to any person for the construction
and installation of an incinerator
approved by the fire department.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-15
Lost, hound, siraYed

LOST-Black puppy mos. old. Re-
ward. Phone El Centre 1000, Ext.
PIT. MT/Sgt. Van Fleet. ola
LOST-5O-foot tow chain between
Holtville and Sandia Store. $40
reward. Please return to Amerizo
Susi. Rte. l, Box 7, Holtyille. 9-21
2--Personals. Special Notices
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Valley Steam Laundry will not
be responsible for dry cleaning
picked up by their routemen.
l.. l.. DUFF.
GIG
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-15
EXPERIENCED
TIRE M AN
Top Wages Future
B. F. GOODRICH
STORES
7 nHo;u phona q
o-1eip Wanted
Phone 913
TIT Main

HIGH SCHOOL BOY about sixteen
years old wanted to do janitor
work for hours a Cay. See Mr..
Davis at PoSt-PresS. 9-2l
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-15

More than seventeen million boxes
of grapefruit we're harvested in
Texas in the past season and nearly
half of this record breaking crop
went into canned juice.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-15

WANTED-Helper on local retail
route. Age 81 to 45, salary 5000
per MONTH Availability certificate
required. Call at Arrowhead and
Puritas aWters Inc. 1876 Main St.,
Ell Centre, Phone 683-J. 9-21
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-15

2 BEDROOM HOUSE with small
rental in rear. Large well kept
yard. 3 coolers and water heater
go with house. Immediate possess
sion given. Phone 1915 or see at
1875 Ell Centro Ave. 9-16
FOR SALE-Well built 2 bedroom
house with Venetian blinds hard
wood floors, electric hot water
heater, water Softener and many
other attractive features. Full
price $4750 Terms $500 or more
down.; cash price $425O. Posses
sion Sept. 1st or at close of escrow.
See Starr Won FlusS, 664 Holt. 9-2l
FOR SALE-House in nice residen-
tial section. rooms and large
service porch with laundry trays.
Partially furnished, has venetian
blinds, automatic electric water
heater, water Softner, cooler.
Cash or terms. Phone CaleXico
742. After 6 pm. Phone CaleXico
843. 835 Heber Ave. 9-19
FOR SALE-Large home in FL Cen
tro, 6 bedrooms and 2 baths, 3
fireplaces, $4,000. Some terms to
right party. Shown by appoint
ment only. See Starr Won FUSS
664 Holt. u'
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-15

WESTERN UNION can use men
and women so or over with auto
mobile as communication carriers.
Also can use man or woman for
walking assignments for business
area only. Day assignment. Apply
$50 Main st. Ask for Mr.. Liddell.
9-l9
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Yank Raiders Sink
50 Jap Ships

GEN. MacARTIURS llQ
NEW GUINEA, Aug. rs INSl-
Forty-nine Jap vessels. including
4 war ship were sunk OF seNTrre ly
damaged in a smashing air bio"
against enemy shipping n The
CclcbeS. The Netherlands In
dies, Gen NacArthurS headqual
tcrS announced today
Farther east, patrol homhcrs
and MltchellS operating over
Ccfam and the Flores Sea DO
stroyed or severely damaged three
enemy coastal vessels, SIX harEes
and landing craft
In a lightning strike Thursday,
less than Is Mitchclls blasted
seven Jap freightcrS Light
cruiser. 40 luggerS and 1000
Ton barge tender IN tHc vicinity
Of Menado Jap headquarters IA
the CelebeS.
There was no air intcrcopilon
but the Japs- Pet-up- An-Iulen>c
curtain OF anti-alrcrafl fire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Recess Aim
Of Congress
Surplus Property Bill
Sent TO Conference

WASHINGTON. Aug. % GNS)
Congressional leaders aimed to-
day for a recess from about Sept.
Is until after the November cleo
ton as the Senate sent a surplus
property bill 10 conference.
The measure passed last night,
draStically changed bill approved
by the House for disposition OF
surplus war goods. which may
reach a total of 500 600 900 DOC
at the end of the war.
Senator jOt1rv0r- DIET Cello
RADIO predicted a Today conference
before Senate and House differ
-eheeS are ifoned out.
The House plans TO act next
week on the Senate-approVed bill
10 guarantee Solvcncy OF state un-
employment insurance systems
and create a director of demoblli-
Zation 10 speeding rcconverSion.
The Senate surplus property bill
sets up a board OF eight TO fN
policies for sale or disposition of
surplus goods. but provided many
specific directions.
1t channels the disposition Of
millions of acres of land IN the
interior and agriculture depart
mentS. gives states and political
subdivisions priority and 50 per
cent discount on most purchases
such as army environments and
electric transmission lines. and
CurbS sale of surplus war minerals
by requiring the war department
TO maintain a huge Stockplle IN
event of another war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
OUT HNENNHERN

Already the japanese ant forces
on llalmaheFa have been with
drawn TO bases westward pre-
te=ttaf leAeS-apd
Borneo where numerous enemy
airdromeS eXlS, beyond present
Allied bomber range, thus eVacu-
ating this once major stronghold
which recently has been battered
into strategic impotence.
Perhaps the JapS ka."s seen thc
handwriting on the wall I'M this
regard, for on Monday Berlin
broadcast. quoting a Tokyo mill
tary observer. limited that the
Japanese might bc preparing to
abandon the Philippines IN order
10 concentrate on the defense of
the homeland
The type of AIR bombardmont
TO which Halmahera has been
subjected almost daily during re-
cent weeks - virtual Knockout
puncheS-portends its early inva-
sion
Prior TO MacArthur'S moving on
the Philippines. however Adm.
Nimitz may wish 10 acquire the
Palau Group as those islands have
a high strategic value.
Lying directly on the best clean
water route from the central
Pacific to the CelcbcS Sea. the
PalauS form a link in the Japa-
ncSe air chain which stretches
through Halmahera to the Caro-
lines, and apparently is the best
sea base for operations directed
toward the southern Philippines.
From here bombing sweep Of 700
miles would cover the southern
Philippines to the Zamboanga
peninsula
Copyright. lsti, International News Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Russians Capture
$1,000 Germans
5 Romanian Divisions
Quit; lsmaiI Freed

MOSCOW. Aug. 26 GNs)-|
Capture Of $1,000 German officers
and men on the second and third
Ukrainan fronts and the sur
render of five fun divisions OF
Romanan troops was announced
in tonlghtS official Soviet COM
munlque.
The forces Of the third Ukrain.
ian front liberated Ismail. an
important German stronghold in
BeSSarabia near the mouth of the
Danube and cleared The left bank
OF the river from the mouth of the
Prut. taking the towns of REM
and Bolgrad.
Southwest of the liberated
Moldavlan capital of ChlSinau
Oklshiney. where 10000 Ger-
man troop, are trapped the
Russians battcd to liquldate the
cncircled enemy
More than $50 towns were
taken IN the RomanIan drive. the
communIquc declared
THE German high command
admitted tonight IN a broadcast
that the Russians had forced a
crossing over tho River Bug
between WySZOW, p miles
northeast of Warsaw, and Brok,
- miles from the Polish capi-
tal establishing a footing At
Two points on the northern
bank of the stream London
reported
At the northern end Of the Red
Army front other Russian troops
seized The E>tonian junction Of
TaItu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Prewar Bureau Dies

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26 INS)
President Roosevelt today dis
solved the last of the prewar e.
Tense structures when he issued
an executive order aboliShing tho
division OF central administrative
services of the old Office for emer-
Ccncy management
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
American Tanks Rampage
Up Rhone Beyond Auignon
Map by Time, stan Artist; 4
CONTINUED from Page One)

40 miles south Of the Belfort gap
entrance 10 Germany.
The latter area Is regarded as
the possible site of an expected
junction between the Seventh
Army and 1t. Gen PattonS l.. s.
Third Army sweeping beyond
TroNcS.
The American forces that took
AVignon also liberated Cavalllon
CarpcntraS and TaraScon. Twenty
miles 10 the east the YankS
reached Sault.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
YugOsldv S King
Gusts MikhdilovitCh

LONDON Aug 26 up King
Peter Of TugoslaVa has signed
decree aboilShing the RoyaEYuGo-
SiaN army under Gen Drala Mix
Hailoytcfr it ~as learned today.
The YugoSaN government n
London announced signing OF tie
decree.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Krupp Offers Bonus
To Italian WOrkmen

NEW YORK Aug rs ms,
Tire German munitions firm n
krupp has offered a bonus Of ; 000'
lire aS Wcl as The usual privileged
conditions 10 ltaAan workers for
skilled of un>kHicd labor In Ger
many
Tins offer ha, teon publcIled n
The Fascist press of NaI occupied
Italy according 20 an article IN a
SWISS newspaper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
FLAMING ASSAULT

While this advance threatened
northern Italy for a thanking as
SaIlt on the rear of the Nazi
Gothic line the Americans were
in position to enter Italy from A
second point, Brlancon That
town was occupied Friday by
Maqui-alded l.. s. armored col
umnS which arrived within 20
miles south of the railroad that
leads east from Lyon over an Al
pine pass to Turin the Italian
Detroit
The capture of Brlancen capped
a lO-mile American advance north
through the French Alps from
L,Argentiere.
Briancon lies more than 100
miles north of the Amerlcan-held
coastal resort of Cannes. L. =.
flying columns operating still
farther north beyond Grenoble,
were reported in Swiss dispatches
10 have reached the French-SwisS
border al two points one within
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Adm. Woodward Sees:
WdrCentered
Against. Jdps
Adm. Nimit1 Strategy
Is EnveIoping Enemy

EDITORS NOTE. The opinions
expressed aud tte associations
made herein az H oUp and are
not 10 be construed as oficIol or
rCfcctiBg III an rrp nc ri,vs Of
the nary department or the norot
Scryice at leG.0,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Pope 10 Broadcast

LONDON. Aug % fUP)-Thc
Vatican radio announced today
that Pope Plus VIII make world
vide broadcsS, Friday. BIC mon
icrS rcpOrtCC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
NAZIS TELL or BATTLE

NaZi broadCaStS. acknowledging
German "diSengaglnG movements
from tho Biscayne coastal region
and the PyrenecS forntier areas,
told OF a battle near Montelimar.
almost 80 miles north of ancient
Avignon, taken by the Americans
Friday
Latest Alhcd~rcportS Indicated
the YankS had swept north an
other 20 miles beyond Avignon
by Friday evening.
Headquarters of the French
forces of the interior announced
patriot contingentS had liberated
the former seat of the Petaln-
Laval collaborationISt government.
Vlchy. 6S miles northwest of Lyon.
on the eastern flank of the
Riviera front. powerful forces of
1t Gen. PatchS L. s. Seventh
Army Were reported 10 have adj
Nanced beyond captured Antilles
TO within Two miles of Nice haN-
ing reached the mouth Of the Var
River
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
America at Crossroads;
Utmost Caution Needed
PeriIs Loom as End of War Nears;
Peace by Force Planned at Oaks
BY KARL II. Won WIEGAND
Dean 81 american War Correspondence

America, be on Your guard! Look east.
Look west,
Be on the alert at home-especially at home.
Watch for the red light in national politics and
UNCONVENTIONAL diplomacy involving YOU.
Once again the American people are approaching his
toric crossroads The road that take permit our
government to take will be fatefu IN the destiny Of
America and of your children and theirs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27

and south Of the Avignon-Br iancon
line, announced French troops
had occupied the whole eastern
section of Toulor after SEEING the
maritime arsenal.
In MarSeille street fighting con-
tnued as French forces erased
lingering nests of enemy resist
anCc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
BIT DON'T FORGET!

For { I'm m uniSt totalltarian
Soviet Russia the war would truly
he over For the war weary people
m England the war IN the Far
East would, 10 the nature of
things, become something of a
secondhand matter, certainly IN
public interest.
England has been saved and will
feel safe. That Will have been
achieved by our Europe first
strategy
When there comes the news
fash of the end of the war IN
Europe. dance IN the streets If
YOU feel that way, shout with JOY
Don't forget WE are still al war
very bitter perhaps long war
Don't let down our BOYS in the
Pacific. And remember our fallen
and our wounded To forget them
would he objectionable
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
War Enters Battle
Of Germany Phase
Gen. Eisenhower Says
French Struggle Over
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may commit crimes and atrocities
~ they fee into Germany. he re-
oueSted the people 20 keep careful
records of all such cases so tho
guilty Germans can be brought 10
trial when the time comes.
While the message, dated Satur-
DAY. Aug. %, was broadcast IN
French, German and English
headquarters announced the off
cial indignation Of the first Allied
Airborne army" which may play
q stellar role IN the battle Of Ger
many by dropping behind the flee
inc Nazis
Consolidating L 6 British and
Polish airborne troops under a
single command. with the strength
Equivalent 10 that of any army "
the new aerial task force has ap-
parently been readied for lmme-
diate action
Expanding their grip on the
Troycs area. only 40 miles from
the Reich frontier 1t. Gen. Pat
tons forces were revealed by
headquarters % have entered
Narigny. is miles northwest of
TroyeS. and tho Nazis said they
also had entered Relms, 65 miles
north,
ReimS, " hose magnificent
Gothic cathedral was partially de-
struyed by German Shells IN the
first world war, is in strategic
position from which Patton S
forces could easily outfank Ger
mans racing eastward along the
robot bomb coast toward AmienS
end the Reich
From ReimS which Is 100 miles
from the tip of the German border
adjoining Luxembourg and as
miles from the nearest Belgian
towns. the Americans would be
able 10 knock out robot bomb
klteS.
$4,000 NAILS POCkETED
From Troyes. the YankS are on
The beam for Nancy, Metz and the
entire Alsace- Lorraine area, which
Hitler converted into a German
province after the fall OF France
In 1910
At the rate Of speed Patton's
forces have been advancing, his
maSsed armor could easily reach
the German frontier within a
week, il was estimated From
Peims. it is only comfortable
two-hour automobile ride 10 the
Reich border along the fine high
way
With an estimated 10000 20
$4,000 Nazis pocketed west of the
Seine and being hammered 10
pieces in new Death Valley.
other Allied forces have onclrcled
Rouen, the last major Nazi strong
hold on the cast bank Of the
river.
Canadian SpearheadS are only
eight miles from the historic town
where Joan Of Arc was burned ~
the stake and other nearby chan
mel forces are envelopinE the port
a. lie HaTVc
Meanwhile after one Of the
fercest single naval lombard
ments Of the war. air. sea and
land forces moved in for a final
assault 10 capture the lone-rcsist-
inC port Of Brest on the Brittany
peninsula.
Following concerted aerial At
tackS. the British battleShip War
spite was revealed 10 have pounded
Nazi defenseS az Brcst three hours
Friday and American troops have
launched an about attack from
TIRE nnrfh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27

The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
OUR GUARANTEE

President RooSevclt'S new
league of nations, now being dis
cuSSed at Dumbarton Oaks, en-
viSageS the underwriting and
guaranteeing of that peace with
our blood and money and that
OF our children living and yet
unborn
A third major danger is that
Germany'S capitulauon or col
lapse viii bring a widespread
pSNchoSiS the war l. oA,er" r
terrific -Sndp OF Years of high
tension and with il a Stupcndous
letdown of public interest in our
war with Japan which would
mean an unforgivablc letting
down OF our boys in the Pacific
through a great slump in our
war effort
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
NO LETUP IN RAIDS

Breakfasts from Germany late
last night and early today indI-
Gated the raids were continuing
undated The Frankfurt radio,
pivot of tho German air rand
plotting service. interrupted a
musical program TO warn that
strong enemy bomberS were
coming from the direction of
Jutland toward the province of
Bradenburg, where Berlin IS
located
Particular attention was paid
10 the robot launching platforms
IN the Pas de Calais area. while
another British sweep damaged a
German convoy IN the North Sea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Allied Air Armada
Blasts Europe
German Installations
Shattered by Raiders

SUPREME HQ., AEF, Aug ?
Sunday UNS) Giant Allied air
armadaS ragged over Europe in
continuous waves during the last
"a hours to shattcr AXIS inStalla-
tionS. rain whitening fire on flee
ng Germans in the north and
south Of France and give dramatic
support 10 RomanianS fighting
their former AXIS allies.
1t was estimated that we'll over
5000 fighters and bomberS took
part in these sweeps when II was
announced early. today that an
average of 100 heavy bomberS
hourly have been rising from Eng
land alone since S p. m. Friday 10
blast Germans and their lnStalla-
tionS in northeastern France.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
BY REAR ADM. CLARK III
NOODM ARD, I. -. NAVY

WASHINGTON NuC- II -
While the war % Europe ruShes
ahead 10 a clImacuc finale, the
war in the Pacific, on the other
hand. moves forward, spaSmodi-
cally by giant orudcS.
This difference ln tempo is due
in large part, TO the types oil
operations engaged in, to the
lesser number OF men and ships
employed and particularly TO the
vast distances involved
Nevertheless. Secretary of the
Navy ForreStal, al a news con-
ference in France on Monday,
said with reference TO the Pa
cifc war speaking in terms OF
acceleration of our own planning,
we are ahead Of schedule
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
EXPECTS MORE HELP

At Guam, a few days earlier
Adm. NimitZ Indicated that with
the war in Europe now approach
ING it's end he expected reinforce
mentS in the Paclfc-eSpecially
air poweT-in the near future.
But" he added, 1--WE can't
sit and wait We belleNe
i'm powerhou>e tactics
The way to beat the Dap II TO
sit on his tail.
With reference 10 the leap frog
Jumps so successfully employed IN
recent months, instead of island
hopping,
Guam. Saipan and Tlnian. for
example, are excellent spring
boards which enable us TO move
forward in the central Pacific to
either China or Japan BY the
same token possession of SanSa-
Dor dutch New Guinea in the
southwest Pacific. puts us step
nearer to acquiring bases on the
road TO Mindanao southern Philip
mines
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27

That destiny can hc good, n
may cevil II VIII depend largely
upon the understanding OF the
American people OF what is going
ON I'm Washington and If they
understand upon their approval
or diSapproval.
CAUTION NEEDED
II is a time for caution. II is
time for closest scrutiny and cX-
animation OF every move that in
wolves the America people
further and deeper in commit
mcntS 20 foreign entanglementS
in "A future where visibility is
thickly oh>curcd by the fog OF
politics. Statecraft and diplomacy.
II is a time for profound thought
and reflection.
Al a time when we are all
concerned about the economic
and unemployment aftermath of
the war, dangers loom. Among
them are.
A peace Of force by force main
tanned by force, into which again
may be built all the old and
proved fundamental causes Of
war If We accept the testimony
OF history and the teachings OF
religions in which we profess TO
believe, such peace has never
had never can have stability.
bring security or duration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
200 BIG BOMBERS

Al the last count this made
moro than > 700 hcavicS, escorted
by vast fleets of fighters
Indicative of the terrific air
battle going on N France. The
u S Ninth Air Force disclosed
that IN three days OF combat then
fighters and bomberS supporting
the Yank advance destroyed rs
AXIS planes, sc tanks. more than
1000 motor transport units and
lost a total Of - planes.