Kennebec Journal from Augusta, Maine • 6

Ur Ik -f --Mf-: -fy: vVj4-- 'yy'i f- -A T- kv MONDAY MAY 28 194 5 SIX Bailtj IXrnnrimkStrariial! -V l-r J- 4' Bttind Um CUM Mail Matter i-1' -'f SUB8CRIFT10M PRICES Carrier Petal Advance 1 rear- fll-M moei'r 1575 I mas fMO Im 5LM Cemcr VMktff nt Me By mail mklaine! rr'fl00 mas 1175 3 iw $2M DO 70s By mall outside of the SUM yr $1100 me eS30 5 mao tSJO 1 mo Bubeertptiona lor Um than I month percopp: V- Oermeny iwntnl 1b Dachau tbe lint of tbe oermsn eoneentretlon camps Tbe wtnlnr A Bttle breese bed com op and was toward tbs ofV-EDay Mowing across the panda ground 1 i atm-: V- v' rV -k-v crematorium: where thousands of dea lay watting man burial so the aigcU the other way and the air was mild Spring The administration buildings great dismal con creta and stone structures with the eagle and the 88 -Insignia' where the nurses' and 'doctors of the llflth and 127th American evacuation hospitals five wi have offices were allghtr The night- before' in the mess hah when the Czech prisoner-helper was starting to pull the blackout curtains an officer had told him he need not bodies II -was 'Mown prfng In Occupied Qermany GeneraUv speaking the Wrhr- Peace like war- Is full of little Iron- macht clerks type out discharge 1c twists i- which the Germans must Out of the front gates of the 87th carry at all under supsm- camp at akm of their own officers The Riedel a American officers and enlisted' men engineers check thettnal forms and signatures Published dally "except Sunday at Augusta Mains by Oannett' Publishing Co' Ua jOuy Oannett President and Prlnetpal Owner with slg yean service and the cam- to make sure the papers are filled palgns tin Russia -J France Poland and out correctly noe behind him PWt was the -Needless to say1 these MEMBER THE A880C1ATED PRESS The Preae is exclusively entitled to the 1 ft people re 2 Prtsraier eery cooperative BrinnedPrc Mx because Plausn Elsenberg 7X1 Iglehsrt Ave st npme town Paul Minn who helps supervise the um lor repubil cation of sU news dUpatchcs credited i leaned on the window sQl of the ground-floor to it or not otherwue credited In this paper and also the local news published Herein AH rights of 1 republics tlon of special dispatches herein are also algwtri(Wen hte jrifejd final' signing MONDAY MAY 28 195 American doughboyahoSmS but htalrawe awe envyAs WSFlP'iSPS over t0 Wc thee Samuel Zahl 922 Dumont Avt Rut toy was comparatively Y--who calls in his ahort-llvedT hometo wMchhe rb0rd Pked JSaa taiiSdSut aSto5J of offlcle- Is practically no food Between now saying and winter he must find some way that these guys cooperate Mid to shelter and feed his family' 1 iar as that is concrmed lt(f Most 1 of the prisoners who' were I emit say that I blame them I released with nits live nearby Ode work pretty hard" under the -clrcum- group of German WACS whose sex stances too created! a considerable problem In However it mp also were sent home prisoners the camp also were sent home The prisoners going through 1 more than mere! 37th center" ranged in the part of the supervising German age frmn 10 to 50 the -youngest be officers They know they will be lng members of the Hitler Jugend held responsible for any mistakes Ach( who had been used as messengers As soon as the last check is made room which shared with a Red Croes girl Margaret Owen of Augusta Me On the wide parade ground American OIs were playing ban fiev-1 eral were riding bicycles showing oft for the nurses sitting out on the' front porch of the building where the 116th live They were sitting In thoM handsome well-mode rush-bottom and backed choirs that ths Germans specialized in end feeling a llt-tle uncomfortable In their wool trousers and shirts field eostume with heavy high boots Tomorrow they go Into the brown and white seersucker dresses and they talk of how they are going to get laundry done and about enough stockings' because they have not been wearing- stockings during their Held service Over at the 127th somebody is 'playing Fence Me In Far to ttie left is the big gate Into the compound where the prisoners live there are still more than 30000 of them 8011000 of able-bodied prisoners "thoroughly deloused who hove been working in the camp all day have marched back for the night many of them singing' The Americans have come and they' know freedom Is near 1 They are getting food and DDT powder and the sickest are In their compound hospital under prisoner-doctors who have been running the place under the Germans' Now American doctors are helping Major Lipow of Montana Is liaison for the American hospitals and hie chooses which 1 are to crane out Into the camp hospitals taxi the -sickest who have a chatace to live" he says tersely hard and dangerous work they do these American doctors and nurses but they begrudge a minute of It 1 They saw the box cars and the bodies piled at the crematorium and It was a double oSenw to them- whose mission in life Is The doughboys in cargo of pro- on his papers- the dischargee! glv-cessing and discharging German eh his final pay turns in all his military personnel have set up of- clothing except one which Rub lea a Mis InAjuus Sealwlnw kiilU ll I A FRENCH NATIONALIZATION Oen De Oaolle has' promised the people" of France that by the 'end of this year state controls will be established over coal and' production and -credit With these controls ttie state will direct the economy This appears to be nation-' allzatlbn although De Gaulle did not use the term It also appears to be a conces- slon to the leftist group in France which showed strength in the recent general election If it sems undemocratic an infringement on the rights of free enterprise 'It Is well to remember that the forces behind power and credit controlled France In the pre-war years1 and were the first to capitulate In the military crisis the few families that controlled French wealth French economy and national politics were the appeasers responsible for the Maglnot-minded poti- cles that kept the army In check when de- clslve action could have choked off Ger- man aggression If the- political situation got put of hand occasionally the six' fami- lies had only to manipulate national economy to force a 'cabinet reorganization un-der a new Premier selected by the Presi-dent Political harmony virtually wa iin- possible because of the 20 nr more parties --represented In the Chamber As in -all countries selected by Germany for state-' offleers mlistrd men 40 marks which presumably some day will be repaid by the German government In some -form of reparations The troops are then! segregated according to the localities in which jhave set up machinery to they live and if Itils a long haul handle the release of lOOO men or they spend another night in the women a said Lt Col John1 prison camp Murray Elmhurst who Is In When transportation is available charge of the five prisoner of they are taken home In trucks- If war camps and now bosses the bus- not they must walk In ess of discharging the erstwhile But guys like 6 pi Frits Riedel enemy soldiers don't even need mercy ci wy rit was acold ramy day and the rain dripping wm I--'---? -'L 'v -4 -At 'A ln San Francisco Literary Quidepost 1 j- -A IK from those dead faces' and bodies never said Major Lipow i been back to see those plles of bodies because 'after had come away the' first time believe my own eyes" said a nurse'-ia: Every moment that they care for those poor creatures'ln the bare barracks that are now wards of the 116th they are reminded: Germane did this" These nurses' soft to the Germans nor are the OIs Prisoners killed a lot of St- 3- 'y Bj ROGERS By PETER EDSON -Staff Correspondent Journal A ourtieymdn By RICHARD KENDALL' By RICHARD BEDGHOLZ ebii About a dosen machinegun men of the Amerlcal Division mop- were killed end two Yank' headed they ran right into two nests Five Japanese THESE ARE iTHE RUSSIANS1 rM by Richard Laoterbach 1 (Har-f ping up Japanese In the mountains the other direction of Cebu became separated from ter two more tries liood in the New -Order France had 'Its1' as guards when: the Germans left Killed them San Franclsco-One of the most pathetic facets of this Uhlted-Nations Conference ha come from a per IS)-'- 1 First Ll' White wrote hlo 1 their company and got trapped in a Japanese bivouac area 'For a day and a-inight they tried to get out They couldn't fflake It -t They tried hi groups of taro and No luck At- thev took covrr In the bushes and waited for developments Set -Abraham Looney Ocean Park Callf Pfc Norman Koch Lein an Mo and Private- Carmen Durante' 2325 North Austin Avt Chicago 111 tried three times to One erf my agents Invest cigarette sltuatfon rect learned that the problems ated the lot of half-lost little people who not belonging -to any argaxazatian representing anyone but' theless and supply and not He themselves have nevertheless come fascists who gained support of the industrialists who were afraid of Communism The pre-war powers of Europe dominated by the business as usual group had no desire to risk the financial uncertainties of war They were for full appeasement of savagely' payment for those years of agony and torture -if-! was an 88 lying right there aaldCoL Lawrence Ball CO of the 116th iEvac ao he -was' showing me through the kitchens of the mess hall pdntntg beside a big kettle Some of -the 8S put on clothes and hid out when the Ameri-Every day some are found not1 cans -came tigab ently of growing less troublesome told tar a-Jobber -that summer here because they want 00 very tas will be Increased considerably desperately to helmske the peace arlll be increased considerably are on the Russians mund Stevens claimed th no Now 'baCh saying this is It lowdowmv -h 1 GenssffiCSykBeaklng the authors the waffie cities inspect the the Then Ed- ey were cranes Lauter- the same factories Interview the same Or as- in the case of Lieu Thomas Smith Jukson thi tried singly but three tenant Tenn denta establ quotas -I -was glad to hear this because How they got ere where they thlnl Germany In order to protect their own in- prettily- some have probably got away to the woods am a two packs per day smoker and 9tay who paj-s their bills ni leaders survive 'the same night- the sudden shift from dne brand to eir bills knows 'But somehow they acd- break out -of the Japanese- pocket smith -was trying to time they were driven back contact with the company by concentrated mortar Are Then when he walked right' Into a group' Looney look out his Bible and read uie of Nipponese from the 3th Chapter of -the 11 thought saw-one of our offl- Psalms: Smith said start I yelled down TTilne ear O' Lord terests France had military power enougn I and Germans living hereabouts may help them to prevent the reoccupation of the Rhine-' though you con hardly find any German ctvlllan i long banquets wctted down wlth mother- sometimes threw vay taste their long voices crying tuns Of vodka follow Eric Johnston on tour treat 1 the Katynforast siaughter as a whodunit attend the Nuf Brown to calm them a trocltles trial and watch the con- Herewith are a few facts about wildernesses of international on the Barbary Coast-will something And they are proof to the delegatloM living from 48 barrage of mortars" Luckily Smith other nations here gathered that'm hit but so much happened a-- democracy vwhere freedom of at him the answer was a hell of a after that not too sure of the hear me: for I am poor and needy Preserve mjwsoulj for I am ho'v Thou my God thy sen-ant that trusteth in UR' Germans strum You cm reach Into IK Ulls cigarettes to bejmken with a few bunch of grains of' salt The tongue should books as Into a grabbag andp Be held In -cheek with each dose grains of be' held 1 speech la a gospel every man Is in- sequence -Cigarettes! first were manufactured deed asking even when he's a He came face to fa4 with a ja- had moved' Just a few varri when in Turkey or Egyp i or some such ckcot-panese i coming out off a house end ih -t 5 Al tobscconUt -named Torn Ihe klecope of San Pran- hot him He walked Into Eventually' they found a trail but now who does not assert Leaning on the window sill talking about ihome and Mains and how good -it was to' be an American we watched the stars come softly '1 Beyond the camp gates we could see colored flares and star shells Some unit was using up what lt had left eeVebrating V-E Day heard later that tome of the units shot off all their guns everything they had but at Dachai) there was not much celebrating -The' 116th gets about a hundred new patlentj each day Is no disposition except says Captain Martha Poole of south Carolina (Chief Nurse In her- soft slurring voice that makes you forget for a moment the meaning of her words out any -opinion -you want does have separate experieni One visitor was constantly under dice surveillance: mention the police at all One police surveillance one not fears the dancing partners he pick sent off to Siberia -but one1 will be laTid by forces Germany 'was not prepared for full scale hostilities But the French government would not give he French command an expeditionary forcb and the army fuddled In and behind theMaglnofi line This defen- give thinking was not altered until it was too late for France to take the offensive England -was badly mauled and required' three years of preparation for the offensive plus full scale help from the United States De Gaulie apparently doea not intend to permit' France to be shackled again by 11-f nanclal Idealists State control of production through control of power and credit Is a practical -means of putting the state above the costly 'interference of 'business interests J' and wHen he rememiered I clty one thinks ance prohibiting the sweeping out ttie Russians killed the Poles one of jomts I to be dumped Into the blames Germans One Poles one of Joints' 1 to be dumped "into the uennans one says every street-- A' i' 1' 1 ll i Succor came from the Japanese themselves Suddenly Nip ponese began to rvachati the krea Hiding behind logs In the defiles' the little grouns of Yanks watched as several nunc lundred of the enemy packed their to San Wanclsco for just one anwalketrrlshtIntoa distero! None have got well yet none are being discharged eight more Japanese Smith fired even Uie compramd until qwurantine canS Jan'Ijdo-wtth this a Ml Clip ofammunltlonthen hit lifted Thev had over 400 in the 5 mused and suddenly an Idea AlJRaymond will be alone at the for the bushes and lay there until few Rusilans ever heard ofljend- nashed under hi ifes- He would S111 Pranclco Conference tor the the situation Itself" i that day wffl expand to 1W hadwalked through Lease saw a Jeep or a tin of Spam you the stuff In paper and dump it'-' man-woman and Three other Yanks were having the long empty barracks lined with cots Some small Evidently you bring out of Russia- into the Nile! or another handy the minted slip and towards their troubles UeuUito metal beds Nurses In their olive drab trousers and what you take there body of water Remember we don't £he end there was the telling con-cdweeTl Sheboj-gen Wls and Pri- shlrts covered-with coane unbleached aprons igause Lauterbach Is closer to Stevens know precisely whether the Indus-: tuslqn that I am a free xnoral rates First Class Robert Schlem- than to White Moscow correspond- trv oriintrf Turkev or K2ypt as a was Danicl in the lions meer 5327 Lemon Drove Ave Hoi-1 he Intended to dump v-- doctors the same i of skeletons shaved heads great eyes White -Moscow correspond-ent of Time and Life Lauterbach Mttf Iia aMNtaal knlnw irrfr belonging and moved out Borne of the departing Japanese laii walked so near the hiding Yanks a er his bed be accused of being 1st He look undt tag at you a few able to stagger around the lt into the Bosphorus -cant that a doughboy could rmch out and touch them as they trudged by stayed with a eriti- But no twig snapped no one cough-' ed and the last Japanese disappeared The Americans good luck'-and 1 Rood training had pullrd them But within a half- hour I the through another Incredible sttua-wounded man died and the three tlon others moved out to try to find Evac has been here four days Some are huddled every nlzht for a Red in all Rus-cpmpletelyl under drab blankets they look like lit- ala: he find one ogre He someone came alone wearing -a-Conference- button Then from her handbag she would produce TIIE AIRBORNE JAFS Japafiese military tactics are fatalistic rather than practical as indicated by their recent attempt at airborne reinforcement on Okinawa At the outset the Japanese Initiated the action with too few planes for effective operations The airborne troops and lit -it:) he said bad Beyl 1 Just what kind of a cigar is -c4 --v-' ey blushed beneath his tan not exactly a he said 9 I I by Sort of proride ald the amlable explained stood for Constitutional their buddies They found a trail TTJOI and so many JaDanese they could- liiUUVJrH risk: fighting It out with them Mnvniv I sotheV tie children they sre so emaettted Some tie In apparently regards Communism as stupor they are far gone or the high temperatures of typhus much as 105 hold them Borne are nn Tinn frightened and Will not Uke treatment i KScelSf to ap I preS bersiS 7 1 There is a penicillin aquad going around for giiv to place most credence tntam those who are able to profit by it can find 'enough muscle to get a hypodermic complains the blonde girl who heads the team There ja one how who whimpers and resists he Is afraid of the nameless tortures and deaths that the S3 Inflicted on the prisoners for experiment or extermlna on the prisoners xor experiment or exiermmayon: rj tv 1' ch LeStrOyer I were armed With grenades suggesting that their commanders visualized hand to hand with Japanese almost within And Joshua said unto the people reach-IThat evening American r- Sanctify yourselves: for tomorrow- wtou xu lucvmc i umwr UUnr got the range the Lord will do wonders among imer asked liim what It then divide it up anid pass out's screaming was Joshua 3:5 contained but the finest -uniform social security benefits gil: Schlemmer gaid the bar-' of said Bey giving future over the world -1 rage lifted and we heard a lot of Look forward with- hope for lo- A de-! fdvertteeraj-a-- from The prize handout of all liowever Patol jabots There any mrarowJohn Collin Eugene and there agedin oaken csk was the work of one tJ rownsendl wreamlng after that We think the Brooklyn nd containing no deleterious flay- Tucker of Lcs- Angeles self-styled Nips were shooting their 'Post-Ilasle the Navy agents harsh Irritant tars otgenizer? and author of Sergeant Gene Carey 1340- Plu- Alexandria La AP Lt -Francis -The of civilization? a re- Reno Nev and Staff McCabe of Clifton postal of- cam-A magnificent resommendatlon vesler of truth andone endowed Cfslmer New Buf- fleer at the Alexandria Army Air today from me up a with underatandingC Mjch had no food two rifles- field says carrying the mall kerp lew Hundred 01 them chart big as a tabloid newapa-'45 rounds of ammunition and one him In cohdition for phvslcal fit- 1 You Can understand 'satls-voer page showed the scheme On -canteep of water when they tried ness competition Lt McCabe top faction was a serinus prob- lt were a hundred stars and a lot of t05et PuL ped the field in physical fitness Escaping from a heavy mortar scraes tar doing 114 setups 24 pull 1 ana running lem solved and at' a 1 profit Prom connecting lines One cross three It stemmed the great cigarette In-ships the Statue of Liberty nine ups and running a 350-yard She -leaves him because after Re aeee that others VOT IN8VV AlCrO get it and do not die he will come around Now he 1 Is simply consumed with terror Many are -getting plasma from' bottles on stands beside their cots A few are able to help with other patlentaand ao proud to be doing lt One staggers to the trash box proudly just today- they have- got sonic helpers from the compound hospital' with some experience They- can also -understand the innumerable lan Bath Me May stroyer named fra Comdr Bylvester Carsfleld'USN -'native who was awarded Cross-posthumously for nary in the Sicilian palan was launched Bath-Iran Works Crap guages of the patients and knowhat they wa5t Smfleid'I widow Mrs Eugene 6 and give directions and reassurance to the patients Sarsfield of (3717 Avenue M) Mit FtkaUelt YQolclir Trouble is tew of the helpers understand English ways rooklyn dustry as we know lt today in assorted sheds- and outhouse a 1 fighting for possession of an airport In any such operation lt is apparent that the superior force will prevail despite its casualties and that hand to hand fighting is too expensive for the Ughtef aide The Japanese succeeded in landing only one plane from which fighters could go into battle 'These mei were of 'course' wiped out be- fore they could make a stand -r In' the operation the Japanese 'lost 111 planes but damaged some light naval craft including landing boats and destroyers covering the land fighting The Germans from whom the Japanese copied the airborne technlue did it much better In the heyday of UieWehrmacht1 airborne troops and paratroopers operated successfully in wesetern Europe captured Important alr- fields at Rotterdam- Belgium and in France But wlthr a knowing eye on the so Um doctors and nurses have a time telling Um 1 Barslleld wa captain of the de- tie race In 50 seconds -k pp fawner sell their mel- curve labeled a diagonal' la-leaf to the manufacturer's beled love a diagonal la- and a horixontal line 1 I OUT-Cl I KlghtS indicating there was- I' Behind itiU able to Your Bonds while the auctioneers chant near the top happy folk 'songs a 4000-year-tyiih to work all this Questions and? Ahswm Same 'resistance was natural oui g-i can recall the predictions or per-Most ambltiou undertaking of -j noftrail dition that followed the dudes in thegt n- attempt to put over DOUGIA8 LABSEN my town whenever they appeared Provisional World Council of in public? smoking cigarette re-' Dominated Nations -It sounded member how they were called coffin tremendous but the first 8an Ran- NEA Staff Cerres pendent Lias the Might of America Sarsfield son of Lt Patrick Ban-field U8N of (1616 Avenue H) Brooklyn previously had been awarded the Legion of Merit for his skill In attacking an enemy subma iirsea need aljxhe hq they can 1 get there are -110 patients to a ward two-nunee by (fay and one at night In a little bare roam partitioned off from the end of a ward was CoL Paul 8 Hill Jrvof Biddeford' Chief of Surgery was his office -Outside the window where the rubbish had been -cleared away flowers were lifting their heads pansies and iris and rine while-his ship was escorting a naUs plUs' and 'the like- "inf ering meeting of the organic tlon convoy He we commended far that they were dope CMd Tom or held In the basement 'of a liberal that J11 strange light mi the The end of the war In Europe and the announcement of the discharge or than penonal courage and Joe Bey1 never lived to see ridds Herman commanders1 did not attempt executive Officer and manifestatlon and it was a blessing fthem The million! menhave raised msnv au 'irSm SrZd Alrbome SBTtt gfe Ji SK OI -wSffaSa about how the little Oerman children Isid Octobra XML more a es- Derations call for swift and effective sup- prisoners lai not yet tan who had married an American A few jare answered here: Our has IX could manufacture cigarettes in imAntmt(l fav the Hermans at would throw stones and filth at them and calli them demonstrated oy uxe uermana at names when the prisonen were working outside son been In Europe eight out as about eight months find out as soon as possible whether Xn-'the launching party Were Mrs missionary came to the United State and been -back to Burma for seven years quantity Good old Tomn- Joe ne wxui directly United ij Gandia of Puerto Rico been home since 1937 and boasted that States? If we send his BV humber and other Crete and by the Allies in the' action at' Aachen --i But lt must-be remembered that successes in this type of warfare were registered against opponents having little or no air support" the' Netherlands the Luftwaffe met and disposed of a token force of obsolete planes At Crepe there was no opposition except from antiaircraft artillery and these positions were spotted the compound on roads or farm Hie parents encouraged it Ths prisoners lump! all Germans together so far as could find out' all cruel warped I0' me There much surgery yet Colonel Hill said I Sarsfield The poor creatures are not able to stand anything yet Major Lipow used a terrible Pian ist Memorial ha been an Irreversible downward process" Usual- mcmonai Lond May 37-V-Ptewer than ly the human body can fight off disease and injury fTVa Df4xIr YJamw 10OJXX) patients remain tn Army If It has medical or surgical help iBut ths Nazis olTlCK IjLCIiry hospitals in the European theater starved -and dehydrated these prisonen to such an Richmond Va -iJty- Acquisition of extant that the process cannot now be reversed for of tfaelast ivme fSt Hmi them -wU bercstored cucauy au ox to duty there United States from then to 1943 he had been in Mson for advocating overthrow of the government Urred to Make Better enbctlen -Of course all these people) get- a terrifie runaround They write let-tom to the Secretary of State who writes them back thankyous and serial Information to the "War Department will they tell us? 1 A The first news as to whether your son will come home before being sent Japan will crane from him If he la to come through the he will have to write you as: soon aa the censors permit It or call sram as mm censors permit it-or can in tiu MrritVr- when he arrives If he la sent airectly to the Pacific the chances Paul taggeat uiat UMV tie OO to am mu amt fltul mat until vm mk-ui utRcia uh urer tic on to am mu -wnl' find out until you one of the duly-accredited onran- iJti star to Hattons fr hixn Bfif -FKaaa aiwiMiliaaie IWW ant These consultant nu him Writing War Department will do no good My wife is expected to nave a people 1 Soup was potato or cabbage The tend was eraati Worth about jOO to 500 Calorie The mlnlmmy calories to sustain a la --the 1 death rate among American purchased fra army battle casualties in this war be bothered by lone-wolf crank and pests 80 the? end up running around In a man what foy of futility talking tor them-flvn baby any day will then have 102300 will be restored and the was Heunrhotne destroyed by firewiil Wai be rebuilt by pqniiar subscription 0 Of leas than half that of World-War One 1375300 8 soldiers and failon hospitalized In the European is rft theater since the beginning of the TRAVEL CENTER bombing preparation They simply went in under' a screen of fighters which were quickly eliminated: The transports then tempted wheels up landings and many of-them did not reach the ground intact At best Okinawa operation was a pale copy of the old Oerman technique It appears to have been badly planned' and poorly executed But it did demonstrate that the Japanese are willing to try to reinforce troops fighting near the homeland and that person daily 1300 to 3300 In the wards they want to eat too much While was in one ward a doctor was trying to explain to the parade This is v-E languages and his Day Por the living prlsoMra to war --about one-fourth of whom struggles with signs and the help of patients who the compound and the hospital were battle casualties fewer than Thelr Hwlgy Ortermines whetner you can in me mesaows or ewsw mw ton starred ao loos that they cannot i Muse the Allies had destroyed the- Several factors retrieved this he situationse out they juit mi nr thg servlcae Another mediumi intermingle shioDixia in Uke much food: new They vitamins fiMumt the second time continued and In Importance listen fiee haiw I mediums inxenmngie snipping feedings dressing tor their eons when the akm has been liberated and think was the devotion of medl- has broken over salVea for their nwW TBlean nurses and doctors are cal offleers and soldiers with the taar diseases i binding up the wounds hf those left combat troops other dependent which 'will give me enough discharge points to get out of the service r- Will be eligible -fra discharge as soon as the baby is bom? A According to the War Department your accumulation of discharge pom as of Mav J2 X945 is stiMT Traffic has always been heavy across New Jersey It was during tbe Revolution when armies crossed if four times among other things It supports main siv teries for man and his wares up sna down the seaboard and from inland In tbe meadows of Newark four htn i-i a 1 zTifaiupii iiiicrmuigiCg snipping be set and the1 th Port of Newark air lanes at Newark Airport trunkline rail- medlca used about 335300 pints of lwdSfKTfra dta "JrioS Vr the army command anticipates an Invasion i olive But must there be a next these bnfre1 ta- to 'wait'unUl the 'next date la and reconversion of humming fee set lories Busy transportation upits add i My husband is to limited to the assets and make War service Will he have to serve over- Bonds a Investment tcrSeftSotnc of the othvr fallows ha OT-5y ormhiver or mutter cwunttokin tlmse planes ample supply of whole blood snd whole blood ind soldiers over here by cfritouM were New Order that Hitler's Germany 1 ta btood JMmapl the miracle sul 140309 pSata civmana were traturedand ki21e(LU 8 Air brought to the work! This la what wa in mw wifi have suffered to vain fa drugs and penicillin betterNnu tat tiufrtmto looked outsat DV Pot I vrSriarj' trltlon and sanitary controls" The sun travels through space at aa uoua cut thu Trtuurj Dtprimtui seat before ths war- la over? A No Sand teppaa afatn a tbe wa anlut Ckrm tta ipeed c( rnllS wamST I.