Show t THE GARLAND U Portrait of a Man With a Hammers The biggest victory In the war so far was achieved by the Moscow ficials who coined this tentence: “Those German officers and men and members of the Nazi party who bave been responsible for or have taken a consenting part in the above atrocities massacres and executions will be sent back ’to the countries In which their abominable deeds were done in order that they may be to Judged and punished according the laws of these liberated countries and of the free governments which will be erected therein” The best word in the ruling is “consenting" That means ail the guilt won’t be shuffled off onto Hitler and the Nazi suicides who are a cinch to blow their scrambled brains out when Germany’s licking becomes A lot of ficial military murderers are counting on a repudiation of the Nazi party to excuse their crimes when peace comes That's why all those stories are trickling out of Der Slaughterland on the how army hates the Fuehrer The German army hates only a loser But there will have to be more than sending the homito the gallows and to Somebody’s got to pay for their destruction and rebuild the towns and cities they have burned and blasted out of existence They punishment cidal maniacs jaiL can’t restore the lives of their victims but much of their destruction can be repaired Because there's an as angle to their wrecking methods Fletcher Pratt points out The Nazis are whipped and they know it They figure that the same old softies will be in charge of things as ruled after the last war when they escaped with their worthless hides The sentiment they hope will be: "Oh well we’ve won the war so let’s be merciful” What’s become of the Chinese Tongs? They’re still in existence but s just peaceful benevolent There used to be a lakt where Tombs prison now stands What are now Front Water and South Streets were all covered with water years ago and Broad Street was a canal are M UTAH S Japs Pushed From Pacific Outposts After Jungle Fighting Aleutian Victory Removes Threat to West Coast By AL JEDLICKA July 25 1943 the world was electrified by the news that Benito Mussolini had resigned as premier of Italy Although details of the Duce’s downfall were meager there was a Axis had cracked and this was confirmed September 8 feeling that the when Gen Dwight Eisenhower announced Italy's surrender Thus did events shape in accordance with Prime Minister Winston Churchill’s calculations of Italy being the “soft underbelly” of Europe From January 14 to 24 Churchill and President Roosevelt had conferred with their war’ chiefs at Casablanca North Africa where military as well aa political plana for$ the year were laid and the general On surrem of “unconditional principle There was der” was established further development of these plans when the Allied leaders met again at Quebec August 17 The year 1943 saw a new phase in World War II with the Allies swinging into the offensive and the to rearguard action Axis resorting to slow the drive on their main bastions Not only was this phase exempli but it also was fled in Europe brought to the fore in the South Pacific where dynamic imaginative Gen Douglas MacArthur began the push to oust the enemy from their outposts in the Solomons and New Guinea and clear the path for the and of the Philippines reconquest the defeat of the Japs Even as Churchill and Roosevelt conferred in Casablanca Gen Bernard Montgomery’s British Eighth army was pursuing Nazi Marshal Erwin Rommel across the North To the w'est along African desert the Tunisian border U S forces were moving Into position to pinch off the enemy as they fought back On May toward Bizerte and Tunis 7 these two seaports fell and five days later organized Axis resistance In North Africa ceased with the Allies taking 150000 prisoners General had begun Montgomery bis drive at El Alamein in Egypt famed fox of the where Rommel holed had desert up just 67 miles away from the great British naval U S troops base of Alexandria i The front page of the Big City’ to newspapers werq devoted v ads There are more than fifteen religious in denominations our city enjoying the fruits of deNew York mocracy’s tolerance became a big town because It is a Without the attracgreat seaport tion of the port New York would be The Just another small town only traces left of the original habitants of the big city are the Indian names of various towns Manhattan (which is Indian for a place of beauty) Manhasset Rockaway Setauket and Mont auk n Patchogue The naval air The first battle between a sub statioa at Pearl Harbor following the and a battleship took place during Jap sneak attack on the morning of the Revolutionary War near Gov- December 7 An explosion 1941 ernor’s Island sends a mass of flames and smoke Into the sky The Magic Lanterns: The blood moved in position along the Tuniand sweat aide of war is depicted tn “Sahara” a worthy cinema re- sian border from Morocco to the port of a skirmish in Libya It’s all west and Algeria where they had first set foot during the Invasion of war with no Kali to coo to between North Africa Bothe cannon shots Humphrey 11 Gen On February Dwight gart excels as the top sweater with Eisenhower had been made supreme J Nalsh and Carol good jobs from commander of Allied forces in North ElRex Ingram Red Skelton eanor Powell Lena Horne and Ha- Africa and it was under his leaderzel Scott are the lures of "I Dood ship that the North African campaign It” If you can abide the idiotic was concluded and the first attack directly tiUe you might have sobie fun lis- launched against Italy on July 10 when Sicily was invaded tening to the jokei and music Over 3000 ships of all types bore Music Hall” is a col“Leningrad lection of shots of Russia's lighter the British Canadian and American side ballet symphony etc troops which cleaned out the island Arturo de Cordova now acting be- by August 18 fore Hollywood’ monsters Bloody Battle at Salerno atara in a Mexican version of "The surrender was Italy’s Although Count of Monte Cristo” It carries Eisenhower no English title snd it’s not for you negotiated by General and Marshal Pietro Badoglio on if you no habla espagnol Ths 3 announcement was de1944 election campaign is slanting September for five days to give the Brita few of the newsreels already layed ish a chance to land on the toe of Crude as a night club brushoff German draw boot and the Italian while Americans forces southward Word The Rembrandt ef the were to land farther to the north Weekt Jolson who has enter- and trap the Nazis from the rear tained the troop In Alaska the CarBut the ruse failed German Maribbean and Mediterranean sectors shal Albert Kesselring refusing to the other day was depressed fall for the bait Kesselring kept After reading reports from Boston concentrated around his troops and other Massachusetts places so when Lieut Gen Mark Naples about gangs beating Clark's Fifth U S army landed at “I Salerno the Nazi commander rushed up children of another faith wish” Jolaon said “those bullies heavy artillery and tanks to the recould have seen what I saw in Sicily gion and a bloody battle ensued beand Italy One day with American fore the Americans established their Army officers I visited a cemetery beachhead where were many white there With the Allies firmly established crosses over Krvea of our heroic in Italy the Germans strived to dead There were Stars of David fight a delaying action in the mountoo ynd I saw our boys digging tainous country below Rome to give graves for others who were to die in them time to fortify the Po valley battle But nowhere In that Ameri- and Benito Mussolini can cemetery did see any sign to establish a Fascist opportunity republican reading Testricted’ ” in the north following government first want i! GARLAND Troops Overcome Early Reverses To Advance on All Fronts Dining 1943 Italy’s Surrender Cracks Axis Bloc I h TIMES f : Quotation Marksmanship: B is where our youth Memory lives after it dies Howard The wind had cried itself to Spring: S Schulman: Gen Patsleep ton gave me a ferocious look that P pinned me sgainst the wall I Tdon't believe there’s Hammond more to that show than meets the W Mahoney: nose Americans love a parade but too many ConP gressmen are holding it up K Tears — Thomajan B Montgomery: When you hold prejudices prejudices hold you down ( During 1943 interest on the home was focused on economic staas set forth by President bilization in his “Hold the line” Roosevelt order of April 7 The President asked no ceilings be raised on food except to the minimum extent required by law and cf excess he directed the reduction prices which was eventually accomplished by the cutting of costs to front Leaders of C 8 armies on world’s fronts: Gen Donglai MacArthur w ha pushed Japs from Pacific outposts Gen George C Marshall Invader of North Af chief of staff den Dwight Eisenhower rlca Sicily and Italy from captivity by Nazi with U S forces landing on island in tha central Solomons parachutists September 12 On September 20 the Italian government of On the following day U S troops Emmanuel Victor declared set fodt on Nassau bay New Guinea King to fight inland for a junction with war on Germany On the Russian front February 2 Aussies moving northward through saw the end of the great battle of the jungles Nazis of the with Stalingrad repulse Cover Slous Fighting Jungle but only after the big industrial city made use of the Jap troops The dense had been pounded into ruins tropical foliage and rocky destruction virtual Reds claimed mountainous country for cove: of the German Sixth army and to slow the advances But espe Fourth tank army and capture of cially in New Guinea General Mac Field Marshal Frederick von Paul-u-s Arthur adopted the policy of concen and 14 other generals trating against enemy bases onlj June 26 the Nazis launched heavy and cutting off Jap supply source: attacks at Orel and Belgorod at the for fighting Salamaut two ends of the big bulge in the rich fell September 15 Lae three day: and industrial province later and Finschhafen October 3 agricultural his release But the Reds broke of Ukraine through their lines and they slowly fell back to the banks of the Dnieper river Meanwhile in the Solomons U S forces hacked their way to Mund: airfield on New Georgia island August 6 after 38 days of bittei On October 9 it was re fighting ported that the Japs abandoned theii last big base of Kolambangara ii the central Solomons Solomons the During fighting U S naval and air forces took i high toll of Jap ships and barge: used to supply or evacuate troops at night As a result o especially the New Guinea and Solomons cam paigns U S and Aussie forces stooc Rabaul on Nev between squarely the enemy’s nerve Britain island center for resistance in their ad vaqce positions in the Southwest Pa cific Even as the Japs rushed nava and air reinforcements to Rabaul t hold it as a supply center and strata gic fortress to threaten the flank a to the nortl any Allied movement or Tokyo toward the Philippines Below Kiev the Dnieper swings due east before curving southward and then cutting for some length back toward the west again formTo trap the Gering a huge bulge the Rusman army in this bulge sians spilled over the Dnieper below Kiev but strong German rearguard action at Krivoi Rog gave their force time to escape encirclement During the height of the Russian advance in the aouth U S Secretary of State Cordell Hull met with Minister British Foreign Anthony Eden and Russian Foreign CommisMolotov in Moscow sar Vyacheslav where with China the representatives of the three great powers signed a historical pact agreeing to fight Germany and Japan until they surrender unconditionally and deterto an International establish mining organization based along the lines of the old League of Nations to assure collective security While battles raged on land in Europe they raged in the air too with U S and British bombers battering Germany’ great Industrial cities of Hamburg f Cologne Essen and Berlin and dwarfing the Luftwaffe’s early attacks on London Port and manufacturing center Hamburg wa virtually wiped off the map and in all it was reported 1200000 Germans were killed as a result of Allied air raids In the distant Southwest Pacific with the memory of heroic resistance still imon Bataan and Corregidor soldier alms and fires One Russia pressed in his mind and with them k the heavy rifle while anhis vow to return to the Philippines other hands him the ammunition t to avenge the U S setback Gen German lank at an blast oncoming struck out MacArthur Douglas on the Soviet battlefield against the Japanese in the Solomons and New Guinea their Following U S airmen dumped hundreds of after the paralysis rapid conquests tons of bombs on the big base On of Allied forces at Pearl Harbor 11 October swarmed doughboys 7 1941 the Japs had ashore on Bougainville December in a fight distance of to throw the Japs from their last surged within striking Australia before they were stopped northern holding in the Solomons short in the historic battle of the The Japs’ direct threat to the Coral sea In May 1942 American mainland posed with their of the Aleutian islands Ousting of the Japs from southoccupation eastern New Guinea January 24 June 12 1942 was ended August 15 of all organized 1943 with announcement and the smashing of U S on Guadalcanal of Kiska Doughboys setresistance Februoccupation ary 10 giving U S control of the ting foot on Kiska found no trace set the of 8000 Japanese with evidence southern Solomon islands stage for General MacArthur’s big their evacuatiin had taken place push to drive the enemy from his within the two weeks prior to the in The enemy had quit advance the two island's fall posts remaining areas their Aleutian holdings of Attu and The first gun was fired June 30 Aggatu October 7 1942 subsidies consumers The through also forbade President wage insubto Improve creases except standard rates or accompany promotions Leading the fight for higher wages John L Lewis and hi$ 4(30000 United Mne Workers maneuvered for seven months before finally reaching an agreement with the government November 3 allowing a daily wage increase of $150 and recogclaim to undernizing the miners ground travel time During the hectic maneuvering the workers left their pits four times and the government took over the mines twice Following the second Lewis negotiated seizure his $150 with U S Mine settlement Secretary of the Interior Harold Ickes t CLASSIFIED E PA D HTMENT INSURANCE LOWEST COST PROTECTION D C Washington MEMORT MARSHALL’S For a long time Jim Farley and Mrs Henry Wallace were supposed to bave the best memories around But they have a real Washington rival in the chief of staff General Marshall Returning from a warfront town Marshall held a press conference e newsmen were present Marshall said he would answer one question from each newsman H turned to the man nearest him on the right and said “All right what’a yours?” The question proved to be rather elaborate ”1 will answer that in “But let’s minute” said Marshall What'a yours?” go ahead And before answering any questions he went the rounds of men and got their 21 questions Then he proceeded to answer the questions one by one Not the only did he remember e question which each of the had asked but he remembered who asked it man to each Pointing ” — he said “Now your question was And then he named it and proceeded to answer it This was more than a feat of It gave order and body memory to the answers and eliminated the confusion of most press conferences Note: Other competitors for the “Memory Club” are Nat Howard of the Cleveland News formerly U S press censor: and Erwin A Holt of Burlington X C who can tell you the day of the week you were bom on if you give him the date CAPITAL CHAFF John D M Hamilton is getting around $25000 a year and expenses from Joe Pew in part for his work How things change! against Willkie Four years ago Pew was the man who helped select Willkie CAdm Adolphus Andrews recently retired from the Eastern Defense command has been offered $100000 a year by an unnamed commercial outfit CAni Corlo the strip tease artist was turned down by the Red Cross when she applied for overseas duty with the "distress corps” because she was not a college graduate The war department has sent to all motorized structions units to get along with their present tires Just one indication of how tight tires are going to be C The Poles are burned up by what happened at Moscow ( CONGRESS DOWN ON DOCTORS Despite the dangerous shortage of the house apdoctors and dentists committee slashed a propriations $1(XX)OQO request by the U S Public Health service from the supplemental defense bill However what most observers missed was the fact that this same committee less than six months ago a $175000 request for disapproved medical relief on the ground that the request should have been bigger! The $1000000 fund was to enable of 600 doctors and the relocation dentists In areas where they are desperately needed and was vetoed despite warnings by War Manpower’s Dr Frank H Lahey the American Medical association the American Dental association and the war and navy departments that in some areas there was only one physician to every 3000 civilians But the committee butchered the $1000000 just the same In contrast here is how the same committee ruled last May on a request for relocating 70 physicians: "The committee la well aware that in many the 'shortage of physicians is acute sections of the country but considers that any program which would provide for the servis so ices of only 70 physicians effective as to be unjustifiable "The committee is willing to give to any type of proconsideration gram which the Public Health service may suggest to meet the need in a more adequate manner” UNCLE SHYLOCK? Hottest question at the Atlantic Who pays City relief conference: the relief bill? 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