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Show SOUTH CACHE COURIER. IIYRUM. UTAH VICTORY IN EUROPE! Germany Forced to Capitulate After Six Years of Fighting; Allies Face Big Job in Pacific Might Not Have Died in Vain 'TAi THESE EVENTS LED ALLIES r TO VICTOR- Y- , ,U'i - 4 V s' v wide-mouth- $ 1 - Parsley will keep fresh for a week or ten days if stored in a J' screw-to- ed p 1 jar. Iced coffee is a real treat if a The beginning of the gigantic dip of ice cream is added to it as World just before serving. Eleven hard and bitter months after General Dwight D. War IT is struggle known set as Septemgenerally Eisenhowers armies smashed through the ramparts of For- ber 1, 1939, the the German Light blues, grays and greens tress Europe to set foot upon French soil, Germanys once armies rolled into day Poland. Two days will give an effect of coolness proud wehrmacht, weakened after six years of the bloodiest later France and England declared and space in a room. war in history, bowed the knee unconditionally to the Allied war on Germany. powers. Wash egg beaters with cold wa-- I Blitzkrieg tactics flattened Polish Y -- A &! Offered to Russia as well as the U. S. and Britain after resistance in less than a month. ter immediately after using. Wash - -, " J V earlier futile efforts to split the Allies by approaching the Then began the half year of phoney graters with hot water. s jeg J? Anglo-Americaalone, Germanys surrender took place at war at the Maginot line. In the A vacuum cleaner with an extra spring of 1940 German troops overGeneral Eisenhowers headquarters in the little red school- - ran Norway and Denmark, forcing long cord may be used to collect out the British. Early in May the the fluffy seeds of dandelions in .. i campaign that frightened the entire lawn. your A world opened. Holland, Belgium and then France itself capitulated by the 4 A quick and easy way to clean ' J y a middle of June. Italy camd. In on windows is to take a paper towel ySw? 4 Germanys side. The British expediand rub over the windows on a tionary force barely escaped dedamp day. struction at Dunkerque. ' i saw .the 1940, September, ' 't a. massed air attacks on Britain ' Tbtfte are the men Roosevelt, Truman, Stalin and Churchill, who were responsiby which Hitler hoped for a ble in directing the victory against Germany. Truman, committed to the Roosevelt quick victory. The RAF hekl off foreign relation policies, together with Stalin and Churchill, will direct the United Nations in plans for world s peace. the Nazi bombers until winter, when weather brought a slackhouse in Reims, France, at 2:41 a. m., May 7, with Lt. Gen. ening of attacks. That autumn Dwight D. Eisenhower, supereme Allied commander, inspects Walter Bedell Smith accepting Col. Gen. Gustav Jodis capitof 1940 was probably the period onebt' German horror concentration camps at Gothis, Germany. Ibinany ulation. Later the surrender was ratified at Russian headof gravest periljo civilization in and press were shown prison conditions. Congressmen in ' battered with Marshal Gregory Zhukov ' many centuriesvBritain almost Berlin, quarters !, r - I V . v succumbed. vV participating for the Reds. v .,' " v Grand Adm. Karl Doenitzs order to German troops to During the spring of 1941jWsi, cease firing came as a sort of anti-climsince the bulk of the troops smashed into the Balldns'to Nazis forces already had laid down their arms in the face of aid the Italians, invading Yugoslavia the Axis the Allied avalanche. April 29, 1,000,000 Nazis surrendered and Greece;'Bulgaria joined all controlled voluntarily. Germany in northern Italy and western Austria; May 4, another 1,000,-00- 0 of continental excepting Europe and in Holland on Denmark, and gave up May 5, 400,000 Russia by the middle of the year. quit in southern Germany. Without warning on June 22. Nazi As the armies crossed the Russian border German ofA PROCLAMATION in a tremendous drive. ficers formally admitted defeat, net Here is a partial text of Presi-- 1 ther they nor the beaten countrys As alarmed America prepared for dent Trumans victory proclama- new ministers entertained any illudefense, Japan attacked without tion: sions as to the character of the Alwarning at Pearl Harbor in the HaThe Allied armies, through lied terms, with Foreign Minister waiian islands and the U. S. was Count Ludwig Schwenn Von Kro-sig- k sacrifice and devotion and with Immediately at war with both Japan Gods help, have wrung from and Germany. telling the people: . . . . Nobody must deceive himGermany a final and uncondi-- 1 American maBy self on the harshness of the terms. Uonal surrender. The western rines stopped the Japs on Guad. . . Nobody must have any doubt world has been freed of the evil alcanal. In Africa the British forces which for five years and that heavy sacrifices will be demand, baited the drive on the Suez ed from us in all spheres of life. . longer have imprisoned the canal and counterattacked Thus did the European war come bodies and broken the lives of The .Russians epic deto its end six years after the mighty millions upon millions of free- fense of Stalingrad stalled the German army, striking at the unborn men. German thrust into the CaucaMuch remains to be done. prepared western powers, rolled The tide had turned. sus. The victory won in the west must through Poland; levelled the low, lands and France, and then turned In the fall American and British now be won in the east. The back to the east again to challenge whole world must be cleansed of troops uanded in horthern Africa. The .great Russian counteroffenthe evil from which half the world giant Russia. sive began in February of 1943. It has been freed. As the Germans capitulated, rolled fiercely until mid-Julwhen For the triumph of spirit and behind them lay the remnants of the of arms we which won have retreating Nazis stiffened and and a once army, which, for its promise to people every- brought it to a standstill in central like Napoleons, underestimated Poland. Meanwhile the air offensive who where us in the of love join the vast steppes of Russia, and freedom, it is fitting that we as" from the British Isles was batter-iih- g then found the U. S. and Britain German cities and ports, pre-- ! a nation give thanks to Almighty gathering force behind Its back; to the invasion. who paratory has God, us behind them lay Germanys strengthened and given us the victory. June 6, 1944, was the big day the blackened cities and shattered invasion of western Europe from Now, therefore, I Harry S. railway lines, pulverized by AlTruman, President of the United England. After landing on the coast lied aerial attacks; and behind States of America, do hereby apof France, American and British Six widows of former Presidents of the United States are still them in the ruins of Berlin reliving. point Sunday, May 13, 1945, to be troops battled inland. Almost all Above, Mrs. Truman, present first lady of the White House and her new Like portedly lay Adolf Hitlers dead a of Allied was France under control by home. Center: Mrs. Benjamin Harrison, Mrs. Thomas Preston day prayer. body. (Grover I call upon my countrymen November, 1944. Advance tank units Cleveland), Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt. Lower: Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, Because of the nato dedicate this day of prayer were attacking on the German borMrs. Calvin Coolidge, Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt. of ture the formal surrender, and to the memory of those who have der by December. A substantial also because of the premature anGerman counteroffensive was given their lives to make posnouncement of the capitulation days sible our victory. checked as the year ended. before, some of the edge had been HARRY S. TRUMAN. On March 2 the American Ninth removed from the great event, with army reached the Rhine river. Withthe result that the nation accepted powerful bridgehead immediately in two weeks this great natural deYour below the vital Ruhr district and on fense line was crossed. Racing rivto smashed tank the Elbe corps the edge of the rolling plains leader, 30 miles from Berlin, and halted to Berlin. eastward ing 4 4 As the 1st armys bold move threw to await junction with the RusJ , t V' the German command off balance, sians. This signal event took place When you Use the remaining Allied forces in the on April 27. Far to the south, American roarand Russian were armies west soon poured over the Rhine, last formidable water barrier guard-i- n ing through Austria to seal off souththe Amazing the heart of the reich. While Brit- ern Germany Organized resistance ish and Canadian troops struck out crumbled as GfeFpjan soldiers gave Fast Dry Yeast. against eastern Holland and the up in enormous lumbers. Use Just Like . North sea ports, the U. S. 9th army Yeast I Compressed set about reducing the Ruhr valley while one wing of the 1st joined in "Yes maam! Using Maca is a wonthe attack and another, kept step derful policy a success 'insurance with Lt. Gen. George Pattons famed policy for your baking. This mararmored columns dashing eastward velous quick-risin- g across the reich. Meanwhile, the dry yeast helps U. S. 7th and the French 1st armies turn out perfect bread and rolls you We have won a war, but there drove Into the Nazis mythical rewith a rich golden beauty, a light, is still another one to win. Before doubt in the Bavarian Alps. texture and we win can the war against Japan, GEN. DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER As the American and British FLAthe of is there Man of the Hour." supproblem gigantic armies slashed through the German VOR! Maca bake more and the faster, helps from the you troops moving the news with restraint. As Ger- positions and turned to their rear- ply easily, too . . . requires no special tricks European theater to the Paoi.i. to ward isolate the into was enemy sepfall manys substantiated, peoor recipes. Use it the same way you The army estimates that 5,000,000 ple looked to the east, where the arate pockets, the whole enemys foot soldiers use compressed yeast! dewill to be needed front lost its coherence, contributJaps still remain to be defeated and f. Beni MussoIln, time dictator of the entire resources of the navy and ing to the disintegration of Nazi re- feat Japan. Our entire navy and his and that of Clara Petaccl, lie on the sidewalk in Italy, mistress, will be required. Some forces air sistance. well over 6,000,000 troops may be Milan, where thev were dumped by partisans who executed them. men will be released from service With whole groups of German needed to assure victory. the individuals will be determined troops without of entrapped hope With America scheduled to take their defense va- on total service, overseas service, over the occupation of central and reinforcement, combat service and number of deand r.lACA western Germany and western Aus- ried, with the majority of the oldThe bulk of the army will pendents. more er, men is so HANDY I practical giving up not be tria in accordance with Allied plans released. to maintain strict supervision over upon being cornered while younger Keeps Without fanatics carried on in the face of Divisions will be regrouped to the country until a thoroughly demRefrigeration! bring them up to combat strength. ocratic administration can be estab- overwhelming odds. will take several months to orIt the Meanwhile, Russians had S. U. lished, military authorities fig"Believe me, its t 1 ure on the detention of 400,000 Yanks drawn up along the banks of the Oder ganize troops, crate and pack comfort to have a the before river from the Baltic units are clear down equipment in Europe. to Silesia, while still other Red ready to sail against Japan. of Maca on supply The first big break that signalized armies thrust eastward the pantry shel divisions will be lucky. They Germanys disintegration was the Czechoslovakia and Austria. through willSome Saves you extra be routed through the United Once U. S. 1st armys surprise capture of the Russians opened their all-oatStates, while others will sail through trips to the store for Maca stays the Ludendorff bridge spanning the tack on Berlin, in the face of the the Panama canal direct to a Paciffresh for weeks without refrigeration t Rhine below Cologne, permitting Lt Nazi collapse in the west, the giant ic port. Those landed in the United Gen. Courtney Hodges to build up a Every package is dated for your compincer was near its close. States will be given some leave. I plete protection. Twice taken to war in 25 years About Four Months. "So lady, latch on to my 'policy1 of and twice defeated, with nothing to The divisions that sail direct to the OFFICIAL WORD success insurance! USB MACA, THB show but the anguish and sufferPacific will arrive about five months When the real V-Day came, ing of ORIGINAL FAST DRY YEAST!" the mass of conflict, the will GerIt after take weeks Day. most U. S. citizens got absolute man people in American and British after landing to check all equipconfirmation of the news before territory accepted uncon- ment, for additional shipping to be starting victory celebrations. They occupied surrender with a stolidity available to bring necessary war remembered the false reports of ditional P. X, So much Maca Yeast is being shipped that masked their inner feelings. material. Training for a new 23, type had that Saturday, April swept East of the Elbe overseas that your grocer might not always river must where of be warfare the undertaken. over the nation only to be climaxed have it. If he doesnt, ask for Yeast Foam Reds stood guard, however, the Japan has 6,000.000 troops which ' by a White House denial of the peace which also (Magic Yeast), your old stand-brumor. Pres. Harry S. Truman said populace tread in apprehension have not yet met combat from gives bakings a grand shows Insert flavor. Lt. W. D. over fear of reprisal for the Nazis our forces. They are calling up an Sylvashko, U S.S.R., as at that time that he had been in conthey met at TorVau when1"'., A,candcr of Russia in four aDd years additional million. They will be forces united. Maj. Gen. Emil tact with General Eisenhower and devastation F. Reinhardt, Detroif MlS of bitter warfare. Previously, WORTHWESTERN YEAST many ready for us. 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