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November.
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a worship pro-
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olina situation “well in hai
t lines extends from St. Manvieu,
west and south of Caen, to a point
west of Juvigny. The salient then
shapes down in a "V" across the
Germany’s normal oil supply
(now reduced by two-thirds) is
Darkhorse vice presidential F
sibilities, as discussed among
tee as provisional government
France.
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Mrs. Lace Is Heard
The blonde Mrs. Luce, i
sentative in congress from
proud of Commander l _
pousing an internatonal
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the paper salvage drive cast long-
home
American participation lu a
curity organization wilh a ban
a “world state” ;
'close to the rail.
Largely because it
estimated at about 15,000,000 tons
annua’ly — one-third from Ro-
mania (principally the great Plo-
sue, Dewey is =-
large on his April dee
to realize that
cruel, but that
Alpacas, Linens, Crepes and Jerseys
Values to $10.95 for
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for Cooke County
We desire to thank every one of our cus-
tomers for their patronage during the
past seven years. If at any time we can
give you any advice we shall gladly do so.
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war is hard and
every man in the
pable of meeting
is
a
Mmdem
TRAVEL BY BUS
DIXIE
MOTOR COACHES
Phone 22
Corner Busk and Elm Streets
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port city, one of
of nazi resistance.
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today—the result
i well as any $5.00
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Retail Sales Are
On the Rise Again
AUSTIN, Texas, June 28 (An-
Retail sales are reported on the
rise again, by the University of
Texas Bureau of Business Re-
search. j ■ j Ljl ‛
An increase inaMay of 8 per
cent over April of this year and
14 per cent over May of a year
ago, is reported throughout the
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He declared that "renegade Jess than half the oil it requires
electoral votes the Republican/Democrats with a satchel fill " "
’ ” ’ 1 carpetbag money hatched up the
a
trades, farm implement dealers
reported a 50 per cent L
approved yesterday, will write
the GOP’s foreign policy ticket
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Colontherapy
X-Ray .
nish
and
Bell's presidential address pre-
ceded that of Henderson, who
spoke on the American Bar's ad-
ministrative agency procedural
bill.
Judge Edgar S, Vaught, Okla-
homa City, was scheduled for an
afternoon address on "Constitu-
tional Government in the Post-
war Period,” while C. C. Renfro,
Dallas, was to preside at an aft-
ernoon general session.
Trainee Averages 7 Miles
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (UP)
Wondering how many miles he
walked each day, a marine
trainee at Pennsylvania State
College used a pedometer to
learn that his daily average was
7.3 miles. Nine miles was tops for
a single day.
Want Ads Bring Results!
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having Dewy’s textual
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tinued, “it is the most
Hi
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dal Ensemble. En-
its
of
SYES
PAPER
PIGEON COVE, Mass.
collectors in
Wave Selutien, Curlens,
End Tissues, Wave Set
Destruction of
Nazi Oil Supply
Lesson Learned in
Tunisia Is Being
Applied in Europe
For any other service or parts, we refer
you to Frigidaire Division of General Mo-
; tors, Fort Worth, Texas.
We will introduce our new line
in the near future.
Chiropractor
Radionics
Dinah Shore,
HALF PRICE
Summer Bag., Values to $3.98
Sp^al $1.50 Plus Tax
prIincess SLIPS
they would
against Rus-
advocates
straw.”
reelection of President Roose
velt. i 1
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hardware stores 31 per cent. Jew-
elry sales dropped 5 per cent.
Dallas stores averaged a 33 per
cent gain over Maya year ago;
Fort Worth, 22 per cent; Waco 21
per cent; Corpus Christi, 17 per
cent; Houston, San Antonio and
Amarillo, 14 per cent; and Lub-
bock, 12 per cent.
-
Bar Association
Is in Session
during i Mr. Roosevelt’s
terms might have headed o!
d
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Russo-
is pi
efeat
change them for tickets- before
5 o’clock Thursday afternoon.
. The show wi
for normal operations—let alone
the present tremendous defensive
effort it is facing on all fronts.
Since that information I
enemy remnants
come to
ing less • -
Herbert Hoover Speaks , , ----- — —------ ——J,
In scathing language, Herbert and their friends. He said Ro
Hoover jand Mrs. Luce told “
convention that President R<
your job to preserve yourself and
your crew by learning to kill
first.”
air forces describe as one of the
two heaviest blows they have
levelled against the German war
effort to date.
Stenman died two years ago a
the age of 68 without reveal in
the secret of the special flui
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postwar peace is-
; expected to en-
street, Monday evening.
After the meal, a worship pro-
gram was conducted. Mrs. Winnie
Cook read a devotional lesson, and
non-durable good trades, with
women’s ready-to-wear stores av-
eraging the highest gain (31 per t _____ _______
cent) and filling stations the. States recognition of the’commit-
lowest, (3 per cent)-
Among the durable goods
EDEE. Four attractive sev hair
I ” HE ■ dos with every Charm-
target of repeated attacks during
the past year); one-third from —If
small German, Austrian, Hun- the
____- M_1- 1 J - r- mAh
Rommel was known to have
four tank divi *
the unique structure in 1,-,
Stenman and his family lived in
the paper house. Then he built a
wooden house close by and supr
ported his family with admission
FORT WORTH, Tex., June 28
(A-Addresses by Major T: Bell,
Beaumont, president of the State
Bar of Texas, and Joseph W.
Henderson, Philadelphia; presi-
dent of the American Bar Asso- •
the swet-singing
, Dana Andrews,
FCpnstancc Dowling, and othess,
lovely Goldwyn
dreamed up
to make a howa
ennvasn la my race
next president must be a
publicadF
Darkhourse Possibilities
in charge of
ks, who pre-
Most Republican : poncians
agreed that what Dewey sys
rather than what the convention
approved yesterday, I
Major Crane, holder of the
silver star, distinguished flying
cross and air medal, said a pliot
in the AAF has to realize that
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Kress, Duke A Ayres and al 5c & 10e Stores,
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i A War Bond premiere, which
in the show world vernacular
j might well be called colossal
t will be staged at the State theatri
j here Thursday
By GLADWIN HILL
LONDON, June 28. Capi-
talizing on lessons learned in Tu-
nisia, when the. nazi war ma-
chine . collapsed in a welter of
trucks and grounded
planes due to an oil shortage, the
allies are making an all-out ef-
fort to speed Germany’s final sur-
render by again draining away
her military lifeblood.
Allied air chiefs directing this
campaign say there already is an
“acute shortage” of oil in Ger -
many, but beyond this they will
not- go in assessing the situation;
Britain’s ministery of economic
warfare, however, has estimated
two parts. One is an hilarious
I dlechnicolor production “Up in ,
#A-me," Starring the screen’s!un- ;
agg essors.
The platform plank, qualifying
its promise o f "responsible"
in a se-
trap a number of im
around the city, ’ I
tank battle and lashed at nazi re-
serves. Twenty - five German
tanks were knocked out in Tues-
The anti-aircraft training pro-
gram of 24 weeks will be in-
creased to 26 weeks in order to
give ack-ack troops the special
training necessary to reinforce
field artillery, according the War
Department. ,
| niest man. Danny Kay, who is
| aided and abetted by such
[ formers’ as 1*
I girls.
i One of Wackiest
Reviewers c
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nert
which he invented to preserve thi
old newspapers with which
and ertainly
nazi divisions
zation, equipped with milit
force calculated to cow incipi
_________isions, two of them Ui
seasoned outfits, in this area. Thei"v
rbourg peninsula
T tinued their mop- l
up job, capturing an arsenal |
which had been holding out, and 1I
attacking German-held Maupert- |
us airfield to the east of Cher- : 1
the election of a president “who
‛----li- —-—a----—-TL--n he
loves his country more than
loves power.” . . _
With a wide open foreign plank
by which to char this
couise on the T---
Thursday
Nurse’s Aide Corps, 7:30 p.
Chamber of Commerce
“best athlete” award of the grad-
uating class.
bought tickets to Bryan, Tex
Smith blamed the Texas JI
tion on Messrs. Farley, Gar
and 4ho;r friame I c,id.2
Pictures, Salt and Pepper Shakers
Values to $1.00
{Choice 25c
IC., —J Gen. Frank R. McCoy, president of the Foreign Policy,
Association, chat with Speaker Sam Rayburn (right) at a din-
mer in Rayburn’s honor at the Waldorf-Astoria hotel in New York..
azes in the case of Finland the final
gain; decision would have to be made
by Mr. Roosevelt.
the program was
Miss Layuna Hie.
sented another disci
the south Pacific, told the gradu-
ating class of. Marfa army air
field:
“You are going to meet _
tough, smart enemy who will kilt
' necticut, suggested that “skillful
and determined” statesmanhin
the ci
last ni
gala affair.
manager of the '
GOP Nominates
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from the platform than Chairman
Joseph W. Martin of Massachu-"
setts announced:
Stassen’s Name Withdrawn
“I now introduce Senator Ball
of Minnesota." Ball led the cam-
paign in j behalf of Lt. Comdr.
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by the State, Camp Howze per-
tormers gave local fans an out-
standing floor show and this
year’s promises to be even more
interesting and entertaining.
Tickets to the big show are go-
ing fast, {Mr. Wade stated, and
will be issued only as long as
seats remain.
There will be but one show,
Thursday night at 8:30.
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some end chOOrtn. Get a Charm-Kuri Kit today.
day’s fighting, and today’s! battle
was on a much larger scale.
Plapes shot up 27 troop-carrying
vehicles rushing about 800 Ger-
man reinforcements to a weak
spot, destroying 12 and damaging
the others.
British infantrymen alone have
advanced more than 10,000 yards
—some six miles—since Mont-
gomery began his whiplash of-
fensive Monday. The punch won
Tourville along the cross-pen-
insular road from Caen, then
thrust on northeast of Esquay.
about six miles southwest of
RICHMOND, Va., June 28
Rixey Smith, secretary
tor Carter Glass, stirrd
in the nominee’s ]
held unsuitable to them.
The speaker was ope of tie or-
ganizers of the committee of 100
for the reelection of President
tive international organization.
Involves Farley,
Garner in ‘Plot’
series of lessons on Women of nouhe I -lpstrnig
the Bible.” Herodius and her evil Easnen.. a I Perfect
influence on the life of the young
girl, Salome, was the topic.
A number of guests was pres-
ent in addition to < ’
of E. F. Stenman.
The house, together with -
furnishings, is constructed
paper.
For several years after he b lilt
Just a Minute of
Your Time, Please
VOTERS OF PRECINCT 1:
All of you are buny, ama a >
am l. tryins to make a liyins,
and it la impraetieal for me
The war is being
freedom, he asserted, and it will
pot be achieved here or abroad if
the new deal policies are con-
tinued.
voter Thaak you.
C. W. (shorty RUDD.
f the .film
unanimous in declaring it 1
one of the wackiest, mbit uproar-
ious musical comedies
Tere were many who thou
that the measure of Wendell
Willkir’s support for the nomair
Hero Addresses
Air Graduates
MARFA, June 28 (P) —Major
Vincent M. Crane, combat vet-
eran who flew 72 missions in
ibolical
_ the
_ ighting Jl June 2101100 uayagu,
for on the beachheads of Europe, bombers hit 12 German oil plants
Thn hel- he’- i . — 11 be in a raid which the U. S
exposed, and God help them who
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bourg and remnants of Germans
trapped t Cap De la Hague.
“Allied forces made pr_----
cleaning out
hemmed in <
leclaration
____for “a struc-
ture of peace backed by adequate
force to prevent future wars.”
Most Republican ; politicians
eng
the
church enjoyed a
on the lawn of the
Doris Price, 1609 1
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attempt ever made to destr
democracy our boys are fi
. f J HI
biggest tank battle of the cam-
paign, similar to those which
chaiacterized the fighting in Lib-
ya and Tunisia, appeared in the
offing. I
Ti British advance was made
in the hardest kind of fighting.
The Germans used tanks exten-
sivey and dozens of big German
Tiger and Panther tanks were
destrpyed.
German Lines Breached !
Tle breach in the German
extends from St. Manvieu,
Farley, for-
chair-
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sissippi Democrats in convent
in voting a resolution remov
the compulsion of voting for ___
party nominee should the planks
Caen and midway between the
Odon and Ome rivers.
“The operation is very success-
ful and we hold a very strong
corridor across the Odon,” a staff
officer in the field told Associ-
ated Press War Correspondent
Roger Greene.
(Vichy radio declared Monti-
Gov. Leverett Saltonstal of
Massachusetts next seconded
Dewey's nomination, declari ng
Dewey “is proving himself daily
as governor of our largest state.”
Rep. Leonard W. Hall of Nw
York in another seconding
redicted “the next con-
4 *oe 1—7 « «L* l — t
“Here’s Howze," put on by ar-
tists from Camp Howze. It will
. be remembered that at th e last
AWar Bond premiere, spur sored
, Thirsty or Not
I You’ll Enjoy
the White House said the pr esi-
dent appeared to be engaging in
"powers politics” and "personal
power diplomacy.”
It is apparent, Mr. Hoover said,
that nis successor is following the
balarce-of-power idea and that
“the United States is to fur
the balance between Britain
Russia.” ' ■ H UILI
“If that be the case,’* he said.
“you may be sure that we
sooner or later gain the enmty
of_bth of them.”
fought for
Stunning solitaire dia- i
m ond engagement !
ring with wedding J
va-uLaa A1IUEI cow,
Smith addressed more than 100
persons gathered at the Hotel
John Marshall to form a Rich-
SATURDAY, JULY 1
We Will No Longer Be the
FRIGIDAIRE DEALER
MRS. MARY K. MOORE, Proprietor
of
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by Hollywood’s
dream department.
Probably even more entertain-
ing will be a 50-minute GI show,
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on the horns of the
said communique No.
45, issued at 11 a. m. today. •
Montgomery's Advantage
Gen. Sir Bernard L. Montgom-
ery held a position of great po-
tential advantage at Tourville, :
about six miles southwest of j
Manik
CLEARANCE!
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charged tourists who came
all parts of the world to view his
handiwork.
When it Comes to
BRIDAI sus
Novelty Belts ...
GIFT NOVELTIES {
Large assortment Ash Trays, Vases,
Lace trimmed and tailored. _$1.98
Panty Girdi__________
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Ealendn
U. S. Relations
With Finlan
Breaking Point
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Final Breach Between
Two Countries May
Be Matter of Hours
ciation, were highlights of the
.morning session of the State
Bar’s convention opening here
By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER today.
WASHINGTON, June ,28. GPI— Bell said that almost the en*.
American relations with Finland tire program of the convention
wele at the breaking point again i would be given over to review
today. Some officials predicted j of legal work on behalf of sol-
that the final breach between this ■ diers and to "improving condi-
country and its long-time Scandi- tions of justice;
navian friend would be made in
a matter of - hours.
The Finnish government's an-
that it had
understand-
les ...
. ------ I be by purchase
of war bonds .onlys and. rediPtr Harold E Stassen for president.
• Tn 1 He said:
"Ours has bepn a c1eon ;114 s support lor we nomn
We are Lroud of ceanfisht orlackofit,wouldbedetermi
i, which con-
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Wednesday, June 28,1944
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war. There has been _
of “confusion and conflii
ended in war,” she said.
Mrs. Luce, only woman allol
a major speaking role called
mer national committee t
man, and John Nance Ga
-- former vice president as w<
i fa- “others,” to effect a Sou
:om- [“revolt” against the Roose
“this political interests. 1
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demolished a German army corps
headquarters located In a chateau
at St. Sauveur-Endelin in the
southernpart of the Cherbourg
peninsula.
w-down Battle Due
Montgomery’s heavy offensive,
T - " ni Caen, 120
1_ ’ into
I officers
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210 East California Street
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’ and the debatable
_ - "peace forces” ,
prevent war, left Dewey room to
bear wide at the turn or stick
which had out-flanki
miles from Paris, was headed into
county J which allied cS-i
called ideal for a show-down tank
batle with Rommel’s armor.
The drive already had cut both
the) highway and the railway
leading to Avranches,
xaaxa (paupaly ule great x 10 southern end of the Cherbourg
esti fields which have been the peninsula. L
" ’ a.ho/duinag Associated Press Correspondent
third from Roger DiGreene, moving up with
sal ueran, musulan, inun British troops said he saw
garian, Polish and Estonian fields, mny smashed and burned-out
-Li-- f----- -ynthetic German tanks. Allied officers
Gelsen- said the Germans in that area
eported still possessed great fire power
bu' seemed to be short on in-
fantry. n . ‘ I
A dispatch from 21st Army
group headquarters said five Ger-
map generals had been killed
thus far in the Normandycam-
paign. It estimated 100 German
tanks had been destrpyed and! at
least 200 knocked out.
T -__———1-- ‘ ■
Wins Job Back, Resigns
VAN BUREN, Ark. (UP).—It
took Rufus Matlock two years of
’legal battling—clear to the state
supreme court—to win reinstate-
ment qs police chief here. But he
finally emerged victorious—only
to resign voluntarily. Reason—he
is running tfor sheriff of Craw-
ford county, home bailiwick
radio’s Bob Burns.
velt’s foreign policies followed He added that the Mississippiac-
neither “the diplomacy of free- tion was only a “bluff.” Here-
dom” nor the path of peacel *
Mr. Roosevelt’s predecessor
plants in Germany. The <
kirchen plant alone is reported
to have produced nearly one-
tenth the normal synthetic sup-
ply —0_______i
British and Nazi
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Mt State Theatre
| To Be Gala Affair
[ : An Hilarious Film
| And Big GI Show
Await Bond Buyers
carpetbag money hatched up,
plot and stole the Texas conven-
tion.”
Members of Wesleyan
Guild Entertained -
Members of the Wesleyan Serv-
ice Guild of the First Methodist
picnic supper
home of Miss
gomery was using 100,000 troops
and two armored divisions in this j
all-out assault. The German H
high command acknowledged a • ■
penetration in one area in this ft
sector, but said other blows
thwarted.)
Americans i „ .
tured a second German generaj, j
the deputy commander of Cher- [
bourg, Maj.-Gen. Robert tattler, [
yesterday when they stormed the i
arsenal in the---- -t —- -
the last centers
On the Che
Americans cont
To Mail July
Pension Checks
AUSTIN, June 28 (P) — John
H. Winters, executive director of
the State Department of Public
Welfare announced today that
the mailing of July warrants to
recipients of old age assistance,
aid to blind, and aid to dependent
children will start on July 5.
A delay is occasioned, said
Winters, because the federal fis-
cal year ends June 30 and it
takes the U. S. treasury several
days to forward money newly ap-
propriated by congress.
By clipping two to three inches
from the tails of men’s shirts,
WPB says it saved enough for ten
million civilian garments.
BUY WAR BONDS!
Ma ticket to the
E Milton Wade,
theatre, has requested that all
I who plan to ;_______“ „
l jrecipts to the box office and ex- I
7 JlatiieA,' Shop
107 S. Commerce Street Mrs. J. P. Goslin
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porty could use very well indeed
this year.
Eric Johnston, the one-time
Spokane salesman and now presit
dent of the U. S. Chamber < *
Commerce. C j
Another possibility is Lt.
Comdr. Harold E. Stassen, former
governor of Minnesota. Stassen’s
supporters, like Bricker’s, how-
ever, said they were out for the
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attend to bring Stassen. **
" I .As long as there was r.
1 slightest Chance of Stassen’s nom-
j ination we were determined to
j present his name to this conven-
• tion. Governor Bricker’s eloquent
statement has eliminated any
chance that existed. Minnesota’s
delegation has therefore decided
not to present Stassen’s name-
this convention.”
Rep. Everett M. Dirksen of II li-
nois, another “favorite son,” f 1-
lowed Senator Ball and pledged
his support to Dewey.
“Here and now I want to offer
my hands and my heart, my sup-
port and my energy, to what I be-
lieve is a great winning ticket in
this decisive year of 1944, Gov.
Thomas E. Dewey of New York,
and GoV. John W. Bricker' of
Ohin ” Dirksen said.
delegates, include:
Rep. Everett M. Dirksen of Illi-
nois, an early contender for v ce
president who was reported will-
ing yesterday to withdraw in—
vor cf Warren, but who c<
merited after Warren spoke: "
changes I the picture conside
bly." 1" L :
Gov. Dwight Griswold of Ne-
braska, popul--.- " ”
ernors and 1, - -
ally in the party.
Gov. Simeon S. Willis of Ken-
tucky, a border state whose
(Berlin radio declared the guns
of “modern British battleships”
werc being employed in the fight-
ing around Tilly; with planes di-
recting their fire for several
hours. It acknowledged a with-
drawal of two kilometers “to
avoid unnecessary losses.”)
The dirty business of mopping,
up isolated German garrisons on
the Cherbourg peninsula was not
expected to take long, although
it was considered Lt. I Gen. Omar
ver, nas esumatea N. [Bradley would not launch a
oil production hasquiK attack, if he feels the gar-
been cut to one-third of maximum ! rison wil give lup under.ineest
and that the nazi army is getting sant land. and.airbombardment
i— *i— i—-l -Z--:— when their food and munitions
e run low. : [
• Among the effective air opei
1201215. ations was an attack-by rocket-
______ ____________________ became firing typhoons of the RAF which
available the allied air forces demaliched • German armv corns
have dealt some of their heavi-
est blows against enemy oil pro-
duction.
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FOR S P E A KE R—Admiral Herbert I?. Leary
endorsement without t
fight which 15 Republican gov-
ernors had been talking up 1.
several days. Some of the gov-
ernors made it plain they sub-
sided only because thev had faith
that Dewey would be for effec-
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100 for
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ing’ with nizi Germany and that
Germany had promised the Finns
all the armed help the- -e-1d
need in their fight
Sia, was described by 1
of a break as “the last str
At the state department - __
saic that the announcement ended
all hope of getting a Russo-Fin-
nish peace on any basis short of
Finland’s complete defeat.
Finnish policy moved to the
fore again just as diplomatic of-
ficials became reasonably certain
of another development in the
rapidly shifting European politi-
cal picture—that General Charles
De Gaulle now is almost certain
to Visit President Roosevelt here
the first week in July.
Tlie president said recently he
would receive the chief of the
French Committee of National
Liberation who is seeking United
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