Show X Scfcn Blank Spot In C S Foreign Policy Thinking These Tivo Landed From Nazi THE OGDEN STANDARDEXAMINEH THURSDAY EVENING JANUABY 4 1945 t2 Specialized Mi itarvJ deceives'IKrraise OATSC military efforts of more dead and inWed from the gnarled By Walter Lippmann in extricating personnel Of one thine" we may be sure worst rail disasters intfie nations that we shall not get anywhere wreckage of one of the hv actinc as if we knew the answer this week f rprn railroad and other warm drew praise of history tp the troublesome 'problems A rnl Paul W Wolf says aiHill field statement liberated Europe? but that Churchill i than five hours the second section-o- f ifin iimHoH nluneed into tne a few rear of the first section of north Ogden west and rnilps a volunteer early Sunday morning band of liul t ieia ouieu the ahd officers representing e- 4135th base unit and medical scene aiouig achment were on the mmediately upon arrival in xne I 1 In compliance with a new ATSC policy the maintenance division of the Ogden air technical service com mand will begin this week to specialize in certain types of depot repair and eliminate the whole camp to the scene The white man had fled to the "nearby town That night the Indian died Field's IS": fl : 5 trtf ' SL' uftiv j T - " tu 2 " icuei - ! ftlv Iw vJ j : - d B Hash Fcsd— 267 Hog Jced "j— 285 Vile Vhaal 275 nolle J Barley215 Dajry Big--J Flour ClMi Xarge JS9 75c Bale Coarsq Salk"9po Farmers Feed Co - ' j 2003 Washington Phone 7332 TREE DELIVERY" I£2I C3 ft nn I 1 ISa GSI IJ ffittSv sSti ScrthW to be their lives heldvfor the winner of that elec Another member of the group tion is gomg to have American George Allan said: "When TSgtJ support whereas the provisional at the scene of the we arrived government which now exists we wreck there was moaning and of "latter principle screaming ifrom some of the passen- ?£t 1?u iPr gersi still trapped in smashed cars What weneed isto recognize The first fellow I carried out in that the problem of the provisional my arms was an elderly man who government is one to which neither kept repeating his name to me It the Atlantic Charter nor shibfeo- - was Edwards: I thing that I shall leths about power politics afford always hear) the name Edwards any solution - Having recognized mingled with the moans and cries the gravity and difficulty of the of the injured! "I was ablei to carry six people thingproblem the most practicalRoosefrom the wreckage that Churchill Stalin and before my arms ' velt could do would be to seek gave out so then I helped to fix advice They have not been able block and tackle to heavier parts to solve the problem separately or so that bur combined strength in combination They need help could ipUll the wreckage off the h and where are they more likely to dead' get it than from General de Gaulle First of Men Particpating one European statesman who the Members of the 4315 rescue 4V - —Vi — u v— k ha deals with it every day Pfc Jack TSgt John J Brown 1945 t New York Anderson: Copyright F Peters TSgt Tribune Inc) R E Mijth TSgt G D SSgt Allan R1 W Carpenter Sgt M SSgt F Smith jCpl E M Onestad Pfc tSSt CSS3 l'i f GS3 L M 01sen Pfc A B King Pvt WUiis Martin SSgt L E Heskitt Sgt W R Smith SSgt W Felt-ne- r Pvt Henry Davis' TSgt W R Krall PvtJ D L Welch C L Brown Pfc J B AdamsTSgt E Troy Cpl G W Hart Sgt LSgt C Carter Cpl C W Eyth Sgt K A Wheeler TSgt O L Medlin which l i o r -- ins 1 Fast be bli VI satisfied with mere partial relief when a headache strikes For when you suffer from a common headache nerves and stomach may be affected too Brings you DO this one thing: take t 3 in relief ways quick 1 Helps sooiho hcadacho pslns j - Jkp Isianils I (Continued From Pag One) A Formosa arrny communique asserted three were x brought down and! one damaged the second day Sbme damage wasadmitted to the islands which formed stepping stories midway between Japan and the Philippines and act as offshore Chma guardians of the' central coast N Formosa Near Philippines Fprmosa is less than 300 miles nnrfh of the Philippines: Okin awa in the Ryukyu chain is 160 miles northeast of Formosa and 300 miles southwest of Japan SupeTforts concentrated their attack yesterday' on the Nagoya aircraft center Returning fliers reported that heavy fires were left target area clearly blating in the snow-ebvercity marked in the was shot down by unQneB-2- 9 interceptors usually aggressive which met the squadrons on their the fourth Nagoya raid Tokyo said bortibers — 90 or more of them — also hit Kobe Osaka and Hamamatsu Jap bombers Tokyo said made a retaliatory raia un home field setting fires on Sai-pa- n " " - : ed ic oaa " islind General uougias jviacAr-thilr- 's ultimate goal in ihe Philip-ninsank or left in flames 23 — a large transport 22 Jap ships ana two irawiers freighters ' Marine fighters swept Luzon installations near Mindoro while Liberators and fighters struck at Luzon's-Clarfield 'Twenty jap at Clark plaines were destroyed field and in Nip raids on Mindoro and Leyte island air Dases PT boats sank five Jap vessels in fnibnrf Philirmine waters wnere were atTokyo said suicide planes S U convoy third tacking the ivunuuiu toward heading spotted within a week claiming two trans- ports were sun anu a 'uwuw" M k - t damaged'" New'Mihaoro Xandinsrs ! T In lands actions Yank troops made unopposed leapirog lanainjgs either cast of Mindoro ana KUiea i?ft7 mrtre Jans on Leyte while their allies advanced in southeast Asia sectors Chinese stormed and took Wantistronghold in ng! last Burma China to fall The British Fourteenth army seized strongpoints on in two siderof Kanbalu - - by-pass- ed thefir drive through the Irrawaddy valley toward Mandalayy Advance resisspearheads met stiffening andi Kabo tance around Ye-The Superfort raid was tne iirs to be engineered in the field from The force American territory based at Saipan was directed from 9 yietJv headquarters at Guam was reconquered by that island the ' last Yanks July Iwo Jima in the Volcanos 750 yesmiles south of Tokyo was hit consectwenty-sixt- h terday for the ' To the north of Iwo utive day Jima stronghold in the thejHaha Bofiins was blasted' One Jap plane was low£e'd near Saipan U B-2- Bt Patterson: Sgt Sidney Wach- - Isisrsea ! j New items to be repairedVhere are gun cameras aerial cameras and photographic projectors Lines of overhaul to be completely eliminated beginning the first of January are: Starters oil coolers pilot compasses flux-gat- e compass transmitters1 flux -- gate compass indicators sextants and compass ampli- pelorus flux-gat- e fiers rate ot ciimo indicators drift meters navigational corn- passes and oxygen masks Capt Anderson said steel-doore- iet-hair- ed Ulmer was stationed on the third floor of a house while the Dough boys of company I fought it out in a moonlight battle with a group of German paratroopers At his post Ulmer heard a German medical major give a com mand to cease shooting He understood German well enough to gather that the German major had ordered a truce to permit the exchange of wounded prison ers among whom was the com pany' l commander who was crit ically hurt Descending to investigate Ulmer emerged from the door and two Germans jammed a rifle into his ribs demanding his pistol When he surrendered it they rushed away and he darted back Into the house where he saw that the paratroopers were paying no at tention to the German medical major but were disarming the Americans who were heavily out ' numbered Nazi Major Shouting "The German major was shout-in- e and arauina and trying to make the paratroopers stick to the truce" Ulmer said "put ne was getting nowhere so I went back to my observation post grabbed my radio and climbed out of the back window T withdrew to the edge of the town where a platoon of company I was defending a house A buncnut of soldiers came running Dy witn-oany weapons saying the krauts had disarmed them and given them-1minutes to leave town" While this was going on the company1 I commander died for lack of attention on the floor of a church where the Germans had placed him Shipley then rauiea tne ueemg soldiers and got them into the Within 15 minutes they house were surrounded by the Germans who were armed with two The Germans started' to in the house attack holes blast machine gunfire and gre with ing nadps Outnumbered three to one Ul mer and Shipley took a desperate decision They deciaea to can down American artillery fire on t their own position German More Exposed Thev believed that the Germans more exnosed and would suffer much greater losses than would They got the Americans men into a heavy most of their which had thick fortress like walls posted riflemen at slits brick walls picked out of theradioed his arti? Then Ulmer on the town down to' crash lery with everything availableat us all "Ulmer kept yelling dav long 'keep shooting"' said Cant James Nealon New York ritv'wha was at the receiving end of the calls "We gave it to him for seven hours" The ground around the besieged wi ntus company rocKea But to nf its own shells j ward the end of the day German resistance collapsed while Ulmer ure iw was- still eauing :m company I p it—was able to -- what wasHleftof th? town with (Virtually Some 200 German difficulty streets the in dead Jay 5 -b- nt e Clair-Hebrle- i i i -- moil Easy fo lootc at—- Easy to wear — It's comfort with a capitaiHC"Ga!s! 595 - I Red Tan and Black I- hmnt : SHE SI "CflSI sufferer The kidneys are Nature chief the excess acidt and Mt blood They help oet pofle Cn?3 Company headaches chodsmg! styles? LI Vagabond ' ! - ' of wy out of the Jf GIIC 3 "hedworder of kidney function permit remaia m your blood it noisonoue matter to nagging backache rheumatic pain Stf EVaine 1°" of PP enffy getting up nlihta ewellingr puffinew onder the eyee hlidacbee and liwnea Frequent or eeanty rTjL-r- g with emartuig and burning iodis there la eomethina wrong with eho bladder votir kidneve or for Doan'a Hon't wait! Auk your drupdst Tt'iiT naed eiiceeasfully by miuiona for over wiU help hPPT rehttnad loviara They tubea flush riywwfi ef kidney DewS blood Get your X?47 -- It makes fine reading for the lines will strtch side by side boys of today with love for ad venture and it contains much of of Utah the history of the founding "The Family Circle" a magazine of wide circulation gives three pages of its January issua- - to Al coholics Anonymous in praise of the men and women who are car rying on this work The magazine says "Alcoholism is not a 'failing' — it is a dread disease' The person branded an alcoholic is at grips with a killer as deadly as a cancer or coronary thrombosis lie is not just a social formerlv rrcur$A rcf hv and later Present plans as outlined Dy officials embody 18 stations on eaci line where over- - r haul Will h aflnmn1iih4 nmfrw " sively Formerly- - the trim fighter pianes wnicn rst arrived for repair here last summer were re- Daiea in nansar mimhor twn t n series kot repaid docks Each ship was completely rehabilitated at Progressive overhaul in the new ntt is ipVnortAri tm markedly boosf production many r rom uomoat Officials safri m n n v nt 4Vo " fighters now Jarrivin hrA menace he is desperately ill" coming from cpmbat fronts Dis position atter i§Repair here was not That agrees with the statement disclosed rmsKihl & Views by an that manv It given to News nf tlnmV!' WMlkl sVn rii Ogden man who passed through tually be utilited as traineri VkVHin the nightmare and found release this fAimtpv - n n ' I from his dreads by becoming one Personnel nrl fh new Hn is of Alcoholics Anonymous and who not expected t change materially iniorms me a aozen or more or his though it is expected that addiassociates from Salt Lake City wjio tional supervisory will personnel have recovered their" equilibrium of mind and are crusading for At the nrpspiht f fmJfc it mi Alcoholics Anonymous will come BDDrOXimatplv - ' tnn tnnnth ? Zx ""i to Ogden in the near future to uuijur overnau on one Several AAF inlti11nflnnplane In' h rejoice over their triumph au vv V nave They will invite News & Views been specializing in Thunderbolt into their presence to get their d stories What I like about Alcoholics Anonymous is that nothing relat ing to it has the mark of the dollar There is no "gold cure" no ex ploiting of the afflicted via rack eteering Those who :go along with the 'ii forces of recovery gain their great (Continued rom ar Onei morale-buildinla-g est by in turn f last congress fit came just after boring to save others They even made lend themselves to affording com Speaker Rayburn to connew the iiaimony appeal pany to the distressed in moments gress 1 of loneliness attending periods of Commenting on fthe of ' rehabilitation events House iRepublican turn Leader The fighting in the bulge in our Martin of Massachusetts said: "It ' look likethe new dealers are lines west of the Siegfried line didn't too strong out there (on the in Belgium is on a large scale He acEded: : floor)" with the decision still in the balThere are b?oing to be some -ance though turning strongly to good warm battles before we get our side this session" But the outstanding thing is that through The old Die committee headed the Germans have demonstrated Dies Representative by are far stronger than we had who did not they fre $eekreelection V thoupht ten took quently Though "out In the openr they HUH KdVA continue to counter-attac- k with powerful blows along the Siegfried Nii line What Is most impressive ' is the failure of our air forces tov block off enemy reinforcements coming up trom cologne and other areas Tt-24- C-87- each-statio- 5i i & n ir TV A ' If 5 -- first-hande- i - (Continued from Paga One) She never did put em on however) v I would that if this had been a beauty contest and I had been the judee my nod Would have gone to Mrs Luce She looked livelier somehow than Mrs Douglas but that was snap judgment and subject to later revisions (See? I'm talking like a bureaucrat al Eye-glasse- s! say-offha- ready) The high point of the afternoon came when the congressmen 'elected Rayburn as their speaker and appointed a committee of three to escort him to his "seat on thecals He knew the way he'd been sitting there for years This committee business was puttingon-the- dog The de luxe treatment The committeemen went to es cort Rayburn— and no Rayburn They looked all over finally found him outside in the cloakroom and escorted him down the aisle with pomp circmustance and the kleig lights reflecting pinkly from his pate Then he spoke for about 15 min utes reviewing congress 'duties and his hopes for a better world to come and I don't know when I've heard a more sincere or a more graceful bit of oratory Senate Proposes ii' (D-Texa- s) j 1) - i i (D-Tex- as) antl-administr- a- i n Much of the German central army is being thrown into the action with telling effect ? But a bright spot is beginning to There is the possibility appear the Third and First armies will encircle the Germans in the bulge That would prove a crushing blow for Marshal von Rundstedt This country is realizing the war is far from over That realization is having a good influence on the home front where the workers now know they must do their part in order to win the war Health Program (ConUnued from Page One) In 1935 had a chronic disease v I ! A mmmmwmmmm r 5 cans or a physical impairment 2 Illness and disability cost the country more than 600000000 man-daa year ' 3 From Pearl Harbor to Jan 1 1944 job accidents took the lives of 37600 TJ S workers 7500 more than the military dead for the same period 4 About 4500000 young Ameri cans have been classified Four-- F In all the subcommittee said "It Tim EWcRo'r ys SLICES Of m mm S BREAD xl lit mm m is estimated that at least 40 per - cent of the 22000000 men Of mili tary age — between' 8000000 and — are unfit for generaL mili l tary duty" k RIGW L3S jT-- ' Many plumbers like doctors'ancj dentists have cone to war But don't worry Here s a rc&ney-tiroe- wprk saving way to keep drains frci clogging U i 1 cJu m ' X aV THAN M t ONCE WEEKLY USE? Ll)ul1lJLJ mm A Acts like a cleansing "beauty treatment" on wash basins bath tubs kitchen sinks etc Protects uk-ja- (r pai about r rpnair fsromiiTtnanfa Vir valley where other Killings oc month for the iix months maintenance official announced 7 curred "The Walker war was on" f fit six T)er Quota has httin ''mi i li j MAiU Aiiuuui ine iiivt pianes rccun Manv stories of nloneer ex nernres are feiven with rtoiirho smauer renaDSiitauon line i n numbet two where five of sentiment attaching to the life hangar stations will beset up of a boy in pioneer days Bmm Pip relieve nagging backache uaiue ironxsi Labor Decision J Many the? discovrr tht Jh real ouUly onca troub s may be tired kidney X M of their and Campus girls P-4- nor Without Painful Backache more-Caree- C-- - jfc i Most Beautiful azookas wsmsst I 4 Whj are more and 4 Roosevdlt Faces 0 P Solon Is G Aiir-fifte- en Try'rBromo-Seltrer- 'i ROM0-SELTZER A gre&icf ©f By Boyl JSewis x United Press Staff A FORTIFIED FACTORY INSIDE GERMANY Jan 4 (UP)— The story of how Ctfmpahy I of the 415th infantry regiment of Maj Gen Terry Allen's 104th division called down American artillery fire on its own position and withstood the shelling for seven hours was told today by the men who gave the order to fire They were First Lieut Arthur A Ulmer 25 Northeast Twenty-sixt- h St Portland Ore and Lieut John D Shipley Appleton Wis The story was told in the butd tressed factory base ment— a buildingx which recently was a backstop of the Siegfried line but which now is a shelter i for American troops Ulmer a smiling man with big hands and a slow manner ot speech explained that be was an artillery spotter working x with company I in the embattled town " 3-w- ay -B- To Kill Germans S bombers sweeping the en- of Lucherburg tire western waters of Luzon Moonlight Battle Iff No wonder BromoSeltzer has been the choice of f headachp sufferers since 1887! er B-2- C-8- the field Parts andi equipment peculiar to those lines will be shipped to depots specializing m that work and likewise equipment for the expansion of certain other sections will be brought here from other depots Schedules Raised' New production schedules have been slated greatly increasing output here in the following types of work: Generators with a percentcent shock age increase of 40 struts 70 per cent per increase actuating cylinders 70 per' cent Increase spark plugs with 130 per cent Increase hydraulic gear pumps 1350 per cent increase watches and chronometers S3 per cent increase altimeters 35 per cent increase automatic pilot directional gyros 100 per cent increase and directional gyro indicators an increase of 70 per cent in production On Themselves 2 Helps calm Jittery nerves 3- - Helps settle upset sicmaefu help for ordinary headache at oui expense Clip this offer and mail with your name and address to Bronlo-SeltzDept 3 Sth Floor 114 &nsome St San Frandsco 4 Calif Well send you a generous trial bottle absolutely free Caution : Use only as directed For persistent or recurring headaches see your doctor ! longrenowned 9 and repair line into twin w wnohet lery vniei vy sunei Thunderbolt overhaul' tribe he belonged demanded that 7 the man who did the killing be lines was begun here last turned over to the Indian leaders 'Then the band went up Peteet- neet canyon and over Into Sanpete - The socializing will Increase efficiency and operation and mini mize training problems here Capt Anderson said Each month more changes will be made so the transition will be effected slowly Personnel employed in the overhaul lines that wil lbe eliminated wil be transferred to new jobs on Planes lash fiFs Direct Fire U S division trol maintenance Hill field 85 - 1 FREE OFFER: v (illl(llJ -- E5romo-Seltze- r: ByP4Ts The town refused Beef and other week following receipt of gifts were offered to quiet the substantially! increased pro jney spurned angered reamen duction quotas "for the sturdy i several overhaul lines com these the Indians broke American fidhter craft that "That pletely according tQ plan's camp andnight disappeared r At Pay-so- n nas a few miles south some of revealed by Capt C H Andistinguished itself In Alex Steele a' young killed them combat on-Mthe world's derson chief production con man who was standing: guard VA a German citizen FBI NABS NAZI SPIES 26 a discharged U S navy man held oy and William C Colepaugh They are accused of landing vtheFBI in New York as German spies in this country from a German submarine I DON'T y 4' ? 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From the 4135th medical' detach-mdsection E were: Ferdinand Mier Sgt HarSSgt old Vaughn Sgt Harry Hilleary Clark Rott Sgl Sgt ' Edward Beer Cot FHward rnl Harold Frott Cpl Cpl Rawley nnit wQiTTriartri fnl Victor Star ace Cpl Andrew Spaunburg Cpl Nelson Cpl Woodrow RunGln vpi lt ftiiztsKe sgt P Ziffer nels Pfe Robert Petersen Pfc Past Pfc J R Mon Fliyd Schutte Pfc Arnold Martin TSgt aghan Pfi Philip Schwartz Pfc Andrew Attached toi unit from air trans Shaloy Pfc Frank Wager Pfc port command were: Ralph Dirk Pvt Ben Caso Pvt Sgt A Urban George Henry £gt KjSantora WhitA Pvt TAhn Ambulance drivers: Pfc Al Ci- SSgt JatnesiO Moylan Pvt R Vomastek Sgt Le- - accio Pfc Ted Merley Pfc Tony DeiucchiJ Pfc Pfc From the 4000th BUC section ituius cross Robert Knapp i A scream from the squaw brought Replaced l j - F'E x ' i m 1 ' ' ' - i him : r j: Quarter of a mile from u- - -- nUidnn to the waitine hns- aided in covering pital traini Some bodies with sheets as they were lowered from the wreckage many labored intne cars anna a nqrripie carnage of dead and dying over-a- ll charge of Hill Field th accident was t- rr Paui t t Martin base serv- rescue or injureu to iiy iirsi person chiet ine ices scene — a narrow ribbon h Tn tVi ariv darkness Sunday supporting the morning members of the 4135th o£ rocky ground traces as xney cui across were roused and volunteers p oiGreat alt Lake— was capt I c quested ' More than enougn am EeUj5t chief of area activities at fered their services At 9:45 hos38 men boarded the second this command) to the pital train to be dispatched mag- Medicai officers accident arriving on the spot at niicently Captain performed Swiecicki super- about 10:30 am hrr bearers and rpmnv Meantime 15 medical corpsmen medical facility bodies Every ed by SSct F Mier plus three wa 9 i" medical officers Captains William th hat "thev resoect the right of all H Megorden Edwin M Wright the form of gov- and Martin E Swiecicki lett tne peoples to choose which civilians rend- they- - will field at 7:20- - am equipped with ernment under Among Hill Field blanwas Ron- assistance valuable three ambulances live This sovereignfor printipic plasma remain Cring OATSC safety engi- the problem kets litters splints human solution aid pyches the pouches drugs and bandages neer who following a call from 'rhiri has netuallv confronted ' has which the Red Cross worked wrm dead allies in every country Stay Until Eight P M k ror ine liberated been far thus f -iTheilast of the medics left the xrom what decide to been has problem nV accident scene at about six pm -- JK 4 ' ' jjto after more than eight hours ot government to recognize and V m ' pe support arid to work withoccupied un- - leav ng'Tor the scene He single' return period of time before the 4135th of bers the didnt and liberated tn about four pm when they came £ddlny iitters before theyrfwlrl lpct renresenta' til toir riVht peopie on a rescue train with the second — ci- tives and to choose their fornv of group of dead eluding nine reJgnej ambulances mat To iney vfifan oni ii" cri?r The guarantee government iriii Vio Mp pvpntuallv to exercise mainder of the group of volun- - 'Part of the :grim story was told their sovereign right is essential teers stayed until about eight pm 10 a muu?iu w R Krall or tne 4isatn orowsii ieau But before they can exercise xorit i uue sctuun TSgt said members of his group to- - jof j the rescue party: "We were there has to be a government each of these countries gether with a few men from the called at nine am went to Ogden naval shore patrol and some rail- - where a hospital tram was waiting Nnw the third principle of the road workers removed 28 bodies None of us knew what sights were - Atlantic! Charter tells us absolutely in the first half hour's rescue op- - in store tor us we arnvea at tne a eratJons When thpv arrived onlv wreck at about 10:15 am Pfc Jack nothing about how to recognize to is that three of the injured had been Anderson and I were first into the government— provisional sav a eovernment Which has not taken from twisted engine we splintered rear rammed Dy me men two because railroad cars get out the elected helped J&y people been hold GI's carried litters of dead and I two civiliahs and one soldier who it ' has not been possibleof to were still alive Meantime remain the Atelections The principle lantic Charter is perfectly valid: the principle which ought to pre- - ing members of the 4135th rescue brought up stretchers to but 'for this problem' which con vail in the permanent and legiti- - party evacuate dead and injured fronts us everywhere it is per government of each country 'Our rescue party removed 27 Irrelevant That is why al mate In the future But they have had service with confronted men dead and one woman are TTurnnpans who an of All them rt the problem are dismayed when HnU 7f?to th area 10 feet were jammed into t square They were the state department lectures them v about the right of aU peoples to horribly mangled All together we 40 bodies before noon rKnnKP tReTfljwn government They lndlnsabltrimmed1went back to the Pullman 'We man1 who has broken nas Deen a niatus a DianK spacer it v vin their thinking and their planwit arfi tr-aa that told Is healthy and his : leg policy-makin- g and then That nmg were into one smashed accw children own on m& man must stana is why they have vaciUated and corneJ? and scalded toupdeath by The makers of our foreign policy j impxuviBcu tuuwii huv aiiu vow steam( we found many valuables in the state department have overana ueen wiu oui wear views m and tUmed it all Over to S P Ofno looked and therefore have had vanan oirauu ue uauue on xne finals and FBI ' puwcui policy regaroung me interval be Titn and Crate Undamaged Mvpmment in the n th E Mithai wifrh 'twpon liberation and the holding of London Poles and the Lublin Poles "One thing that happened that elections and the convocation of and on the Greek king ' will stand out in my mind was They have constituent assemblies Jack Anderson and I went when on had strong and "sound views 1? To Invoke the third principle djncrto l001 f°r casual" i Tint nniv nn ties there We found a crate of eggs fho Atiaritir th b4ris that clew to a solution of the real prob- Not one egg! Yet there broken Inlem It can easily become if and one naval IE were three waiters H an not does voked where apply smashed in -the all cook horribly obstacle to a solution For it is a debris to the all peostanding invitation "I ' thing that our rescue Rfj fiX Laying Party didTuperb lob Every man (Corn base) 100 lbs I in Overhaul Starts Here - -- B-24'L- couldn't stand seeing a woman mistreated interfered Then both turned the squaw1 and her husband He grabbed a stick of on him 'firewood andi struck the Indian on the head a blow that felled rru and Stalin bent an "power politics and "spheres of lniiuence are ig-- 1 nbrina our advice The plain fact of the 'matter is that we-- both the people and the governmept-rhat- e arid no solution for these problems what is more: we have thas far refused to recognize the existence of which have to be the problems ' solved ' There are the problems of wtio is to govern and how in- countries liberated which have Ifcist been from na2i occupation- - Mr Roosevelt was baffled by this probrem Mr Roosen -- in French North "Africa have been Churchill Mr velt and baffled by it in Italy in Belgium nnH in fireece Along with? Stalm i they have been Damea uyn m jroiana Yugoslavia and in of our policy m The cornerstone the declaration third is this field of the Atlantic Charter which says Views & '(Continued From Page One) S or Rescue Efforts tfcan!50 s News health y - ASK YOUR GROCER Cr i PC in - r r n (5 J |