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Show r'M- -- pH s' UTAH VA & waaaa A World Qlance g ir aiHMMm i irnatiuutAiiBaMttiffiamBaub cmikmhmhmbi Contributed) To most Americans, the governmoul at Vichy in free France" is a pathetic spectacle. You can draw a parallel with it here, working on the supposition that we hare been decisively defeated in a ruinous war, have seen our capital, practically all of our industrial areas, and close to half of our territory occupied by a ruthless enemy, and are faced on all sides by enemy troops catut whom w k no military Qmtay praya tor British eo-call- ed again making the rounds conand cerning peace proposals, France was supposed to have been drawn Into the Axis for thst purpose. But it is extremely difficult to see now how any agreement could be made that would be satisfactory to both Hitler and to say nothing of this England eountqr, which seems determined to have a say when It comet to redividing the world around a conference table. The chance for a negotiated peace, in other words, might be called an exceedingly im. probable possibility. The only other alternative la peace through complete military' victory, which is what both Hitler d Irfans. That Is the position victory, but he is helpless. Every and Churchill have often said Is Prance is in today. And, nndr precaution has been taken to their solo aim. Churchill has also those circumstances, Marshal make organised resistance im- said that England will have air announcement Petalns that possible. superiority within another year France would cooperate with the The action of France Is simply and will take the offenalve then. Asia powers to "restore peace in one more of those many actions But the events of the past year Europe" should not hare come as which have been dividing tha en- have certainly Indicated that air any great surprise. tire world into two distinct and warfare is far from decisive. In Whether or not this makes opposed groups. On one side are brief, as good a guess as any now France a definite aUy of the totali- Germany, Italy, Japan and those is that this war may go on intarian states is not yet clear. But other peoples the Axis Is abls to definitely. it doea make clear the unpleasant control. On tha other la Britain The theory used ' to be that fact that France will do offici- and the United States. Latin neither side could command sufally at least whatever Hitler and America remains the question ficient resources to keep the war Few observers mark, and during the next few going for four or eight or ten Mussolini want. think that Hitler's promise not years both sides are going to use years. Time seems to have disto use the French Navy against every weapon at their command sipated that theory. Germany's conquests have given her a wealth flattery, bribery, and threats England la worth a hoot most of them think that before long what to win her support. This war Is of raw materials. She lacks very is left of that Navy may be at sea, no ordinary war. It is a world little that la necessary to war, and fighting for the Axis. Every revolution. And "woe to the what she does lack she has a good French resource will he placet at vanquished will be the motto of chance of getting as, for exHillers disposal when he wants the ultimate victor. ample, tin from the East Indies, There is little talk now of the to be obtained for her by her ally, It. It is no doubt true that the hates war ending soon. Rumors are Japan. England, so long as she average French ciiisen controls the seas, may have to go ' on short rations, but she Is able to bring the necessities to her ports. Even If we accept German claims of sinkings of British owned or controlled shipping, it is obvious that hardly a dent has been made in tha Empire's merchant marine. The question of plague and famine remain. Germany and Italy can no doubt last a long time by gutting the food supplies of the conquered peoples. All reports Indicate that the Reich la doing Just that now. Plague is a more difficult factor to discuss. Rumors of It come from England, d due to conditions In shelters, food rationing, and the Ortalnly you've provided for the welfare of your loved ones after that inevitable time when you deleterious physical effect of conmust leave them. But bow about that Immediate tinued bombings, etc. But so far moment of sorrow - - - your last rites? Certainly J plague hid not appeared, and It you'll be showing real thoughtfulness if you In- - , , may be that modern meaicine may ; vestigate prices now - - - and you'll make things be able to prevent it on a great easier for those yon love. scale. Bumming np, it looks like a very long war a war of attrition. Regardless of price, youll find all It may be that the final derisive our services COMPLETE, with fine factor will be a Jn morale on one side or the other a wideappointments, and we assure you our spread feeling of whats the use price will satisfy you completely. of going on?" At any rate, the best experts think that this coun:s: try might as well get used to half a world continuously at war. whether we become bellgerents or not. Even if we do keep out of , , , IBS East Center Phone 87S war, we will become an Increasingly lmportsnt factor In its proV. gress, in our role of armorer to Britain. No one can yet see the end of the Far Eastern situation Japan has backed down a bit, but her army and navy clique are TOWNSENDITES OBJECT TO HAND OUTS proe-peril- Says Hansen Editor, Utah Valley Nsws In a published report, tha population committee of the National Economic and Social Planning association stated that population replacements la our nation are not being made by the better people. Its opinion that tha heavy burden of replacement must be lightened In disadvantageous groups." Reasons suggested for the lack of offspring educated among group, was desire for economic security for themselves and To overcome children. this hesitation, tha committee suggested proportionate rent allowances for low and medium with rental homes for families three or more children, public medical services for mothers and children, public nursery school, free lunches for all school children without regard to parents' Incomes, partial subsidise of purchases of selected foods, and maternity leave with pay for woman. "A further suggestion was tha provision of greater opportunities for part tma and periodic employment for potential mothers. While the report did etata that 49 million pepola are now living at the subsistence level and 40 "The birth rats. stated the report, "must be Increased in groups wlti superior educational and economic advantages. Tba committee did not mention the possibility of making thaae "superior educational and economic advantage1' available to all Americans but rather expresses GIRDLE by million more have economic wants which they would satisfy with Increased purchasing power, It offers no means for Increasing the purchasing power of the Nation aa a whole. Enactment of tha Townsend Flan would meet these problems mentioned by tbs committee, in the only way which would be satisfactory to the American people, by Inereaelng tba purchasing aa a power of the population whole. Americana will a ever be satisfied with government handouts of medical aid and food and rental subsidies. The Towasend Plea need by will mast the people ,v FOR SALE Two Mens Salta, BRICK HOME aad Fruit also fal llule pigs for ThanksFactory, aad two i giving Koaata. Men Mr. Draper, Virw highway on Was Srd North and 17th West. Selling at a bargain ta tha right party, Bea David Ntnaaar, ar write ILF. D. 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