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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-17
Real Estate
Apartments For Rent

Apartments For Rent
FCRNlsHEn APT. ROOMS low
or. Adults only. Phone
THREE ROOM furnished apartment
with kitchcnette. Adults. Sl5 y.
Prospect.
Rooms ror helt
ROOMS COMFORTABLY FUR
NIsHED, innerspring mattresses
furnished as lowell 81.
PLEASANT WARM ROOM Tor bust
ness woman. Centrally located
Phone 3g-J.
DOUBLE Room: Two men or couple.
Light housekeeping privileges II
desired. 1e7 College Place.
ADJOINING LIVING AND BED
ROOM, innerspring mattresses and
laundry priv 2l0 Elm. Pm. lS7S-J.
Room and board
WAR WORKER. Al care FOR your
baby in my home while you work.
any shift or will board baby by
week II Center St. near Ecorsc
and Michigan.
Wanted To Rent
WANTED TO RENT on SHARES
Equipped Farm 10y middle aged
man with classification 3-A.H and
fourteen year old son. 1894 Wash
teudw.
MUST HAVE CLEAN uufurnished
apartment Tor war widow with
two babies. Reasonable rent. Can
give local references, Call Mrs
Guilloz, l7so-J-4.
WANTED TO RENT GARAGE Tor
one car. DOrmitory NJ Room 81.
willow Lodge. Leave note under
door Working afternoon SHIFT.
WANTED
BUILDING FOR STORAGE
Write Box I-55 care Press.
WANTED--Three or -four room fur
nished apt. West Side preferred.
Box t-57 care Press
WANTED-THREE ROOM modern
furnished apartment 10y employed
couple, Local reference. smith.
l2g9 Linden Ct, Willow Village.
Houses For Rent
NEWLY BUILT HOMES
Limited number Of houses just
completed available for rent.
Fun attic, basement and recrea-
ton room. Located one mile from
PSI near golf course. eau Ypsl
21oO-W or see agent at 7O3 N.
Prospect.
FARM HOUSE-Four rooms and
bath, electricity Lincoln School
District l0Sh Rabbit st.
Business Property For Rent
CORNER UPSTAIRS OFFICE 8 rms.
4 centrally located. II. Poet, Realtor.
ll9 Pearl St Phone ISL
THEY'RE CONFERENCE.-THE tnan
fancies ard tads these powerful
little Classified ADS.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-17
Real Estate
Houses FOR SAFE

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room HORSE in good condition.
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-17
ORDER APPOINTING TIME ron
HEARINa CLAIMS

u
STATE or MICHIGAN. Tho Pro-
nav" Court for tho County ~ WASH
tcnIw
At a session ~ said Court. hcld NJ
me l'rohHto ONCE lp the city of
Ann Nrhnr, I'm tho suid County on
the 2'ud day 81 December 4 o. tgii.
Present Honorable jaw a. Pray,
Judge ~ Probate
Tho Matte 49,. t"...t.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-17
Classified Advertising

RATES payment ords for consecutive insertions per hnsi
One Day ace Three Ice Six Days ioe Ten Days t
display annual eontretA
classified Advertising
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Deadlns: Telephones 40. an
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-17
Real Estate
Houses For sails

Deluxe Homes
BIG PRICE ctr Lovely country
home, p mile from Npsl Beau
tiful settng. Residence consists
Of living room, dining room.
kitchen, study and lJNatoTy on
ftst floor, Upstairs las bed
rooms and bath. screened porch
in front glassed porch DO rear
patio Oft kitchen. Fireplace. elc1-
tric wator heater stokrr. . ear
garage, Owners desire 90 leave
town and have cut price from
$4,000 Go $4,000. q. down.
DELUNE HOME Cost $4,000 20
build Sow offered tar $40. 100.
Beautifully STYLED home located
on double lot close 60 down
town Long living room with
stone fireplace. DINING room has
tile floor and French doors
which lead 20 am outside ter
race Recreation room on main
floor Master bedroom Stoker.
Automatic water heater. Base
ment garage with overhead door,
u down.
LIKE NEW. room home. IN OK
ccIlent condition. Fireplace. Mod
ern kitchen with fluorrsceut
lighting. 3 nice bedrooms Plenty
~ closet space. Venetian blinds
downstairs and new SHADES up-
stairs Automatic oil burner.
Laundry travS. Garage. Price,
IS OOO with 8 500 down IN NJ r.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-17

Dakota means alliance ot
friends" and is Sioux Indian
word
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-17

California occupies more than
one half Of the Pacific coa~Iliuc %
the United States.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-17
EARNS and Land For Sale
Brokerage cards

ROSS X. ROVER
REALTOR 90 uenernI Insurance
I01 ". Michigan Phone 66A
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-17

At session ~ said Court. hcid NJ
tho Probate bnirr Iu the civ Of
Ann Arhnr, IN tho snid County on
tho 22nd day ~ December 4 o. 1871.
Judge Of Probate
In ~" Matter Of t1c Estate II
Nellie II. Brandy, Deceased
II Appearing To- tho Court tuat tho
time for presentation OF GLAZING
against said estate should Doe lmlted.
aud that a time and place ho APP
pointed w. receive. examine and al.
Just all Claims au1 demands .Ralust
said deceased by aud before said
Court.
II ~ Ordered Tint creditors Of
said deceased are required 60 prcgcat
their claims To Haid CONT nt said
Probate once ON or lrf,re tho
10th DAY If March a T.. 1898. at
10 o'clock In tho forenoon sud ti'na
ana place being hereby appointed Tor
tho examination aud adjustment or
all claims and demands against said
deceased.
It - Further Ordered. That pub
lie notice thereof be given bv pubs
lea ton Of a copy Of this order fO1
three successive weeks previous to
sand day ct hearing. tu Tine lu-Ilunt
bntty Press. a ucNvHpHp'r printed
ana circulated IA said county.
Jay q PRAY Judso OF Probate.
Adv 3.il7
DIFFERENTIATION OF HEIRS
No. 1919
STATE or MICIuGAN. The Pro-
bate Court Tor the County OF Wants
teuaw.
At n session Of said court lold at
tao Probate ttil,o ia the city OF
Ann Arbur IN tHtd county. uu tho
23th day Of December y. y. lall.
Present. Hon. JAY q. Pray, Judge
OF Probate
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-17
Nellle u. brandy. Deeeanod

II appearing To- tho court mat tho
time Tor presentation OF claims
against said estate should he lIulted.
hud that a time aud place uo np-
pointed 10 receive. examine aud al.
lust all Claims Hu1 demands .Kalust
said deceased by aud before said
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-17

THEY'RE SOMETHING-mor tnan
fancies ard tads, these powerful
little Classified ADS.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-17
Merchandise

BOYS ETON SrIT ONrRCOAT,
both size 3, girrs tailored suit aud
formal size a.. An la excellent
condition. SO3 Pearl 81
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-17

CORNER UPSTAIRS OFFICE rms
centrally located. II, Pcer Realtor.
1l9 Pearl 81. Phone ISL
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-17
Business Property For Rent

FARM HOuSE--Four rooms and
bath, electricity. Lincoln School
DlstrIct. 1857 Babhitt 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
Labor Waste
Denied by Navy

WASHINGTON. Jan. q GNS)
The navy struck out today in
defense against charges by mem
berS of the Senate war investi-
eating committee that manpower
was being wasted at the Norfolk
Navy Yard in conditions amount
ing almost 10 treason.
The charges were made by Sen
atorS- Ferguson tR) Of Michigan
and Mead d. of New York.
A special navy statement said
The most emphatic answer
Is the record of the yards
achievements during 1914,
when, in addition 10 the con
struction of large aircraft
carrier, the yard repaired
total of 2,45S ships, OF which
$50 ships had to he drydocked
record of two and One-third
ships docked each day The.
navy Is proud Of the accom-
plishments of the officers. xu-
peryisors and workers employed
in its production facilities"
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
His Samaritan
Story Doubted

Thomas Hi % of 3e;;'s koPeF-
nick. insisted today tnat he started
out with the impulses OF Good
Samaritan. Nevertheless he Il wind
up wearing a number behind the
bars OF Jaskson prison
Charged with auto theft Hi
told Recorders Judge Gerald w.
Groat he'd borrowed truck
Henry Sarnowski had parked in
front of his place Of business at
1900 junction on Dec. %. just to
push a friendly motorists stalled
car 10 start
But after providing the push,
Hill and the truck kept right on
going.
The probation department re-
ported Hill had served a previous
sentence for auto theft. been dis
honorably discharged from the
army IN November and failed TO
provide for his wife and l0-month-
old child. who are on the welfare
rolls.
So. Judge Groat decided, he
must serve six months 10 two
years in prISOn-and no recon-
mendation for leniency accom-
Danied the sentence.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
Army Black Mari
Arrests Ordered

PARIS, Jan q OUPl-A Spe-
cial, unprecedented order from
Gen. Eisenhower has caused the
arrest of SIX officers and efforts
TO bring charges against many
officers Of the millionaire 7l6th
Railway Battalion from which 1T
enlisted men were ordered 10 trial
on Black market charges, head
quarters revealed today
Six more enlisted men wore SEN
fenced today for IS 10 IS years.
bringing TO AZ the number SEN
fenced thus far m the mass mill
tary trials
i was disclosed also thai Cal
Walter Marlin ef- los Angeles
commander Of tho battalion had
been relieved OF command al
though he will not be brought 10
trial. lie now is serving in Bel
GUM
Announcement of the new ar
rests followed denunciationS by
defendant enlisted men who
charged officers treated them as
"stepchildren . failing to issue
them ordinary food rations CON
nonlng and encouraging theftS and
on occasion even participating
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24

,f1Dv ari TEE Germans In identical
positions with identical weapons,
its certain the Germans would
cause US m any more casualties
than the JapS.
ON the other hand, there are
FIRST class Japanese fighting men
Ike those we encountered in the
early days AT GuadalCanai, at
Buna, in some sectors on Leyte
and elsewhere.
But whether the. JapS are tech
nically good or bad, they are all
willing 10 die I'm battle and as
Gen, Macarthur points out,
that's the FIRST requisite OF good
soldier.
II is this readiness to lay down
fives-which apparently is shared
by the entire Japanese nation
that makes our commanders an
ticipate increasingly desperate
fighting as we move towards
Tokyo.
This correspondent has watched
the Jap fight in China and the
Pacific for a total of four years,
and in his mad urge TO kill and
to die himself the Jap isn't a
human being. but is rather like q
poison reptile or deadly germ.
In his treatment of conquered
people his essential bestiality
comes out.
This, too, 5 1apan'S divine and
suicidal spirit that seeks TO drench
America IN a blood bath. II is
Japan'S final weapon. but we have
superior weapons 10 overcome IT.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
By CLARK LEE
WITH GEN. MACARTHUR ON Luz

WITH GEN. MACARTHUR ON LUZON, Jan. % (INS)
After three years finally realize what are fight
ing IN the Pacific. We not fighting army. We are
fighting a navy. We not fighting airpanes tanks
or guns alone What fighting barbarc religion.
A member Of Gen. MacArthurS staff thus defined the
principal eharae eT4ses of eHF Japanese enemy He
tinucd.
The danger of this religion to is that it gorifes
the death Of the Individual long death supposedly
brings to closer realization Japan ultimate goal OF world
domination for their god-emperor system,
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
THE WEATHER

Detroit and vicinity Cloudy tonight
Wednesday partly cloudy. Occasional snow
furfteS Little change IN temperature. low
est tonight about le -
shippers forecast Protect Shipmsnts our
Inr the next SO hours for. north. o de-
FTeeS west. Is east. J 3. south, :.
DETROIT DATA
TempersfureS Monday Highest - de-
FIeeS lowest 25 mean 80
Departure from normal temperature Mon
DAY. % degrees.
Departure from normal temperature since
Jan -- 40 degrees
Temperatures one wear ago today High-
est 30 degrees lowest "a mean. 81.
Temperatures this date in pas years
Highest 50 degrees in 200 lowest a In
1890
Relative humidity Monday 80 n.
sI per cent $50 a m. 81. 2 80 g. m
as $50 p m "a
Precipitation In last 20 hours ending ~
20 > m today II inch
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
NaZiS' Italian
Raid Repulsed

ROME. Jan. % OUP)-T'he Ger
mans launched 2 strong raid on
the Serchio River valley today but
we're repu.Scd a hall mile SOUTH
AAcAt- al GattIcann after = lively
fight
Elements OF the American Fifth
ARM made A small advance three
and half miles east Of Nergato.
whore they occupied ridge A
half milo north of Cole Termine.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24

Capt Joseph NJ. May 30, Of Al
T. Grand boulevard. Just back
from Germany, TO-DAY had asked
Circuit Judge MarSchner that he
he granted an annulmCnt or
divorce from Ruth Geraldine
Wuellner. g. Of 1868 Yorkshire
The captain told the Judge his
bride had written him overseas
that she vent through the Cere.
monv Feb % 1874 duty- because
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24

Receiving Hospital with serious
cuts and bruises and is held for
investigation of unlawfully driving
away an automobile Summers was
found early today near W. Fort
and Tenth where an automobile
had been driven into a utility
pole.
The car was empty when dis
covered by police. Summers, found
near by. said II was his, but was
unable 10 furnish ownership
papers
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
Bride just Friend ".
Vet Asks Divorce

She was too embarrassed 10 back
out Al the last moment.
Said the captain:
"She told me when she came
down south 10 see me for three
DAYS that she would not live
with me AS my wife. She said
She wanted me Ia date her and
maybe, eventually, she would
fall In love with me"
The officer asked for the return
OF some $500 worth OF war
bonds
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
.21O Million Repaid
China for Aid 10 j. ).

WASHINGTON. Jan % GNS)
Secretary Of Treasury Morgen-
thau disclosed today that he had
just completed the transfer Of
S210,000000 to the republic of
China.
This payment, he said. repre-
Sents settlement for advances of
local currency and for supplies,
services and military construction
furnished the u. S. forces in China.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
Saginaw Refinery
To Enlarge Plant

SAGINAW Jan. 23-Council
permission was granted today for
expansion Of the Rose refinery
on y. Washington near Potter.
Company officials told councilmen
they planned a $50 600 expansion
program which included a crack
Iug plant and would ultimately
employ more than 100 workers
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
Famous Warden Dies

PUEBLO, Colo. Jan D. tTNS)
Thomas J. lyman, Il famed cN-
warden Of the Colorado State
Penitentiary. died yesterday He
introduced the system of using
convlCtS 10 build highways
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
$50 Workers FdCinQ
Move Into War Jobs

PHIL AID PHIA. Jan. %
UNS)-The War Manpower Com
mission today prepared TO move
into "a nonessential industries in
the Allentown area tomorrow and
take out more than $50 workers
for placement in high priority
war plants
Dr. Frank Mcguire. area VINO
director. said the move follows an
exhaustive survey Of the affected
industries which include seven
brewerieS and soft drink hottling
plants and Is cement manufac-
turing firms
Order the United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them to your home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24

Miss Anderson suffered com
pound fractures of the left leg
and CarritheTS fractured ribs
and possible internal injuries.
Police said -AnNltSzlfl-s s
car IN which two girls and an
other man were riding, struck
the pedestrians at high speed.
The marine told police his vision
was obScured and he failed 10
soc the two persons until too late
10 avoid them.
Another accident victim Marian
Summers. "a, Of 243i Bassett. is IN
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
Carriers Rip
Fornnosd Port

| PEARL HARBOR, Jan. %
GNSD - Powerful Pacific fleet
carrier forces prowled far Pacific
waters today after smashing at
Formosa and destroying 140
enemy planes and inficting dam
age on 100 others.
Adm. Nlmitz announced the
latest American csrrier-baSed
raids in the FormoSa area--the
fifth within the month-and re-
vealed that two large enemy
vessels were left burning iuriouSly
in Takao harhor. on The south
west coast of Formosa, and that
docks and industrial areas were
also set ablaZe.
MAJOR SHIP DAMAGED
NimHz' communique said that
"one of our major ships vas
dsmag ed in the operations
against the strategic enemy base
lying athwart the coast of China,
but failed to state the extent OF
the damage or the type Of vessel.
This was The first American
report of damage 10 any OF our
surface vessels since Adm. Hal
sey'S Third Fleet started its
destructive rampages nst
Japanese shipping and installations
along the China coast, Just before
Gen. MacArthur's forces landed
on Luzon, Jan. 9.
ENEMY LOSSES HEAVY
Since that time hundreds Of
enemy planes and scores of Jap
ships have been destroyed as the
far-ranging. Self-Sustainlng car
rier forces effectively thwarted
any attempt of the Japanese to
reinforce their waning ground
and aerial strength on embattled
LuZon.
American carrier planes did not
escape unscathed in the latest
strike at Formosa but losses
were described Is relatively light
The continued pinning down of
enemy air forces on FormoSan
fields. within 300 miles Of the
Philippines. has left the Luzon
JapS virtually without air support
since enemy air resistance in that
-aTea has gone unreported Tor days
in MacArthur'S Communiques.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
2 Injured i'm Traffic.
Marine Driver Held

marine furough from the south Pacific today is held
charges reckless driving after accident at woodward
and Sears in persons injured seriously
Pvt Alex Novtszki 23 of 10227 Dequindre police said
sped through unprotected safety Miss Cleo Anderson
80 of 346O Arndt Carhers 90 of 678 W. Hancock
in Hichand Park General Hospital
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24

ss,y and quick 20 bring vour dane
ing up TO date Enroll foddJ-and
tsk' the first step, toward ro,y
future! Arth hurrsy, 1903
Washington Blvd. az State 81.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24

There, nothiot lik, ,'IonI at
Arthur Murray 70 insure ,slf-eon-
hdsnes, fun, posulsrity. Only SIX
hours With ore Of n, experts ~ill
max, you q good dancer. lt', fbsf
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
B-29s BoI,
JdpHonne|SIt

WASHINGTON, Jan. % INS)
- The Superfortress bers
which a agai n attacked the Jap
home island of Ionshu today con-
centrated the assault on the
Nagoya area, center of Nipponese
aircraft production, Jap imperial
headquarters revealed.
About 70 big B-29s took part
in the raid, according to the COM
munique transmitted by the Domei
agency.
Because of the fierce intercept
ton" by japanese planes, it was
asserted damage on the ground
was slight" No claim was made,
however, of shooting down or dam
aging any of the American craft.
HEADQUARTERS SILENT
Headquarters of the Twentieth
Air Force in Washington did not
disclose the objectiVeS OF the raid
in issuing the first communique
announcing the attack.
The latest attack on the Japa-
nese homeland was the first mis-
sion carried out by the Superforts
since the war department an
nounced a reorganization OF the
high commands OF the B-29
bombing forces in the MarianaS
and China. which Indicated oper-
ationS against Japan and enemy
continental bases would be in
tenSltied.
SHIFT TO MARIANAS
Mai. Gen. Curtis +. Lemay Of
Columbus. O., who has COM
mandcd the 20th Air Forces 10th
Bomber Command IN the China
Burma-India theater since last
July. has been shifted 10 the Mari
anaS 10 take charge OF the 2lst
Bomber Command.
He succeeded Brig. Gen. Hay
wood s. IIanSell, who is return
lng to the United States for an
important new assignment which
is expected 10 be concerned
chiefly with future B-29 activities.
Lemays place IN China was
taken by Brig. Gen. Roger M.
Ramey Al, of Sulphur Springs,
Tex.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
Industry Fears
Wallace Rule
Right Wioeers Call
Choice . Calamity
rHE DETROIT TINES
Ian IeA5
By RAY RICHARDS
Detroit Tj-,ss washington Ruftat

IS A. tAlaNAft IN sN.N 49, '
rirht.w.ngers IN Washington who
c-u tse department Of commerce
-re economic heart ot the United
Statos President EooScNclla an-.
portue0t of Henry A. Wallace as
secretary Of commerce was re-
sarded today as threatened
calamity OF fundamental impor-
lance
L WAS Certain that Senate con-
frmsOon Voald meet the sui'eSt
possible opposition.
PAYoFF TO mLLMAN
Believers in individual business
initiative warned the taxpayers
get ready for new shocks now
that the pnkish dreamers are
taking over and some Of the less
cynical said they GaSped with sur
prise az The open effTontery with.
which the President is commenc- |
inc 10 pay off ms election debt tol
Sidney Hillman, head OF the ClO
Political Action Committee.
Said Rep Gearhart lRl OF Cali
foInia:
Never in the history OF this
country has political obligation
been 80 braZenly hquidated by /.
an action against the national /
good"
CALLS HIM UNFIT
On the floor of the House Of /
Representatives the temper of the
Wallace critics was keynoted by
Rep. Jennings (R) OF Tennessee, (
who said:
III there is any position for
which Henry A. Wallace Is quail
flied In this government IL
should he abolished"
Another speaker on the House
floor, Rep. Rankin CD of MiSSis-
sfppi, asked the President TO
withdraw the appointment
Senator Byrd tD) Of Virginia
t-Sued a statement, saving
mir. Wallace IL the leader of
the most radical groups In
America. He Is the close friend
and co-Worker of Sidney Hill
man and the extreme elements
Of the Congress OF Industrial
Organizations.
PAY IN FUTURE
"It may well be that the
action of the l.. s. Senate on
this appointment will have
decisive effect on the future of
the free enterprise system"
GeaFhaFt said the appointment
OF Wallace. darling Of the Com
muniSts al the Chicago Demo (
cratic convention, constitutes, If
the Senate ratifies II. "a step for
which we shall be paying in years
10 come, one OF the widest di-
to the left the PreSi-
dent has Vet made in his attacks
on old fashioned, tested and {
proved business and industrial ]
habits Of America
Rep Jennings said;
'If Wallace is confirmed. he
can do the maximum harm TO
those Americans who travel
under their own steam.
He Is the ideal of the col
lectivists, and these are the lads
who would wreck us.
BACKED BY HILLMAN
"Sidney Hillman. the chief OF
the Communist ridden Political
Action Committee. through
whom everything was cleared at
the ID ocrAtic convention,
wanted Wallace first of all "a
vice president.
But he WAS persuaded that
the people had lost their trust
in Wallace, so HillmAn and
Roosevelt agreed on Truman.
Thus Roosevelt seemingly
abandoned his staunch sup
porter, Wallace, but there was
an understanding. The matter
has been adjusted and In despiC-
able fashion"
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-24
INFERIOR ARMOR

Their planes are still good and
improving; h cir navy made p
good showing until overwhelmed;
their armor is inferior. and so far.
we have not encountered artillery
in any great Streng which
large accounts for our small
caSualtics-frequently they've
been in ratio Of one American
killed 10 30 JapS.
Technically, IN The use Of weap-
onS. in the choice OF terrain. and
in intelligence tactics and Jap
strategy, the japanese army can't
compare with the German.
II for instance. YOU placed 100