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NIGUT NIGDT NIGHT BOMBINGWhen BOMBINGWhen BOMDINO BOMBING BOMDINOWhen When Cbur Churchill bW and Roonvelt Roosevelt Roonveltwere Rooseveltwere Rooseveltwere were In Casablanca , the Britisb British Britishprime Britishprime prime minister miniBter bad had a friendly trlendb ' ar argu arN argument . ment meat with U S air lair fir l ( generals en neral rals . regard relard regarding . In ing tug , the feaslbW feasibility of daylight daUcbt , bomb hemb- hemb bomb- hemb1nI bombtug bombing - - ing 1nI tug Chur Churchill Churchlll htn wa was . aalna against , ' It It . . , argu al'CU alCU arguing ' . ing inl tug that the British Drttisb . , system .stem stem of f ntCht night ntChtbomblnl nightbombing nightbombing bomblnl bombing was much . safer .fer fer . , did mor- mor more mordam.ee moredamage mor mordamage - damage dam.ee damee . to the enemy . However , latest lat.d latd . flguroa acure figures . Just cult N- N re- re - Nce1ved recelved re received - ceived ce1ved celved by bT the war department sbow show sbowthat showthat showthat that Gen Oen am . . Ira Baker Eaker Esker wa was . right rllht In in.ticking tosticking .ticking ticking . cklna to day d87 bombing bomblnl These Tbe.e Tbee . Ae- Ae fig- fig Aeurea figures fig figures - ures urea & show &bow bow that U S kombera bombfr bombers : . bave have baveknocked haveknocked haveknocked knocked out Nazi fighter ahter dghter planes plane . at a arate arate rate ten times greater ereater than the theBritish theBritish British . . . Here are the figures eures In July Juq U . , B . S 8.airmen 8airmen . airmen destroyed 600 OO 500 AxI Axis . plane planes planeslost . , 10lt lost 108 10 bombers bomber . of their own . . In Inother Inother other 'Word Word ' Words . we knocked mocked cut out ave five fivetimes avetlmea fivetimes tlmea times . 'ai ai as ' . many planes planel . as .1 1 we lost . . In the same months moniM , the BrltI&b BrltIb British BrltI&bknocked Britishknocked Britishknocked & knocked out 129 enemy enel'D7 enelD7 ' jilanes planes . , but butlo.t butlost butlost lo.t lot lost . US 258 2S of their own . . In other otherwords otherwords otherwords words , ttr the British BrJt1ab lost loat two h'Io hIo ' planes plane , ; for forevery forevery forevery every one they theT knocked out outThe . . The Tbe British BriUsb were operating operatIDc at atnieht atnight atnight nieht night when they thq could not see the t . tenemy Ienemy enemT enemy ' so 0 well well . . , but . also .1'0 .10 10 ' when tho the thoenemy theenemy theenemy enemy could not tee lee see tham theta thell\ thell thellAmen \ . , , Ameri Amen American . . can planes , , operating opel'aUn opelaUn ' ' In the d87'1 d871 day day-light day light ' > , - * , Ught light , , could better concentrate on en- en enemy enemy en enemy - emy fighter gbter tighter planes plane . , but else alto also were werebetter werebetter werebetter better targets tor for the enemy . a . S . . INFLATION BEMEDT REMEDY REMEDYThe BEMEDTThe The President b has . a non InftatIon inflation inflationary InftatIonary Inflationary ary solution lolution to organized labor s I a de de- de- de demand demands demands - - mands mand . for wage Increases Increase . to meet meethigher meethigher meethigher higher living costs coats namely , non- non nonnegotiable nonnegotiable non-negotiable non negotiable - negotiable bonds , payable after the thewar thewar ttrwar ttrwarRoosevelt war warRoosevelt Roosevelt reveal revealed d this thiB aecret secret aecretdurin secretduring secretduring durin during , a confidential conftdenUal talk with n . R . . J JThomas JThomas JThomas Thomas president prealdent of the United UnitedAuto UnitedAuto UnitedAuto Auto Workers union on price roU- roU roll- roll roUbaclts rollbacks roll-bacKs roll bacKs - baclts backs strikes and the War Labor Laborboard Laborboard Laborboard board s I . Little Littie Steel formula Here HereiB Hereii HereIs iB ii the summary of his bIs viewsPrice viewsPricess views viewsPrices Prices Price Pricess . . Roosevelt stated that be he bewould hewould hewould would make a vigorous attempt to toroll toroll torU roll * back prices prlcel He H told Thoma Thomas Thomasthat Thomasthat . that be he would prefer that conareBfl conareBflprovide congres congressprovide provide the money but that that , , taU- taU fall- fall taUing falling fall falling - ing this be he would use either RFC RFCor RFCor RFCor or Commodity Corrimodity Credit corporation corporationfunds corporationfunds corporationfunds funds to restore the following tollowing food foodprices foodprices foodprices prices to their September 1B42 1942 nor- nor normal normal nor-i nor i - - mal Meat Meat , , canned goods potatoe potatoes potatoesmilk . , milk and milk products productsIt It would be b too dim difficult cult , , the Presi Preli- Preli Prelident Presi- Presi President President - - dent said to attempt a rollback atclothing of ofclothing ofclothing clothing and personal services servicel He Hepolnted Hepointed Hepointed polnted pointed out that rent rents * already have havebeen havebeen havebeen been rolled back to March . , . 1941Little 1941Little 1041 1941 1041Little Little 8 Steel el Formula F rm la . Roosevelt Roosevelttrankly Rooseveltfrankly Rooseveltfrankly trankly frankly sta stated ted tha that t be he was not en enthuslastic enthusiastic enthuiiaitic thuslastic thusiastic about any arbitrary cell celling celling celling ing on wages-IS wages IS wages-H H wages - 15 per cent above abovethose abovethose abovethosa those prevailing in th January . , 1941 1941However 1941However 1041However However be he h * considered the LittleSteel Little LittleSteel LittleSteel Steel formula the best brake on wae waeinflation wage wageinflation wageinflation , inflation so far tar proposed . . . Instead the President walested suggested walestedthat suggestedthat suggestedthat that war workerwould workerr worker- worker workers . - would be much muchbetter muchbetter muchbetter better off otr and that the present wage wagestalemate wagestalemate wagestalemate stalemate between labor unions and andthe andthe andthe the WLB could be broken It if work workmen workmen workmen men agreed to accept non neloUa negotiable negotiablebonds negotiablebonds ble blebonds bonds payable after the war la 1a in lieu lieuof lieuof lieuof of wage Increases increasesCAPITAL . . . CAriTAL CAPITAL CHAFFManhattan CHAFFManhattan CHAFF CHAFFManhattan Manhattan Banker Jimmy War- War Warburg Warburg War-burg War burg - - - burg was WRI not only the mysteriousJohn mysteriousJohn mysterious mysteriousJohn John Durfee , ' , ' spanked by the thePresident thePresident thePresident President for tor calling call1nJr Victor EmmaD Emman EmmaDuel Emmanuel Emmaauel uel the moronic little kin king . " . but be he bealBa healso bealso alBa also was wal the ftctitlousWanace fictitious ftctitlous - 'Wallace Wallace -Wanace Wanace ' Her Herrick Herrick Herrick rick Warburg Warburr has hal so 10 dominat dominat- dominated dominated dominated - - ed OWI's OWIs Owrl OWl's OWls ' ' foreign toreign braadcasts broadc8lu broadcasts that thatlome thatsome thatsome lome some people call it the "Office Office "omee omee " of ofWarbura ofWarburg tWarburg Warbura Warburg Information Intonnatlon ' ' . . . INSIDC INSIDE EUROPESwill EUROPESwiss EUROPK EUROPE EUROPKSwiss Swiss Swill Minister Mlnlster Charles Brule Brugg Brulemann Bruggmane Bruggmann mann mane . . , brother in law of Henry Wal Wallace Wallace Wailace lace lace , , is iB probably the oaly ooly only max mRD man In Inthe Inthe Inthe the United States State . who has hu recentq recently recentqpassed recentlypassed recentlypassed passed through th.roucb throucb . GermanyHe Germany GermanyHe He not eoly cm1r only ; visited Germany , , but butalBo butalso butalso alBo also rraice Fraace France and Spain . . , fa m I'rance Irance banes I'rancebe baneshe ' francobe be he found the people peoplo dowcast downcast and andd anddownhealted aaddownhearted downhealted d arwd . . . German soldiers so1dJen on onthe onthe 00the the streets Itreeb of Parts ParU went Out of f their theirway theirway theirway way to be polite poUte to the rrench I'reneh Ireneh P'reneb Preneb ' > ' peo pe0- pe0 peoo - pe0ple peooplc people ple plc even Ten got lot off oft the sidewalks dawaIkJ sldawalke s II H IIneceillary Hnecessary Ifnecessary neceillary necessary In deference to a . Trench- Trench French- French Frenchman Frenchman - - - man . . |