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*35* . : • “ V'Committee Isfar ExpediterflY/ASHlNGTON, May 8— l\V (AP)—Wiseacres around ure call the senate Truman . fljmmittee a “war forum and ipji1 em.']• certain I v is the nal ion's No. 1ri-H1 of public assembly to discuss Etfar effort. And nearly all the•*- .. .«n J.. 4 „imOOn.OOO word? of teslimonv to Wtakc the hide off real or far.-£jnb?iacles to victory.•ifcere have been some except ions, •Ably the committee's official re-niiTtM aluminum production wasGirls Help Yanil FliersTo U. S. Need In Arizona’s NewsSECTION 2, SUNDAYlough TrumanDoughnutGrowers Rally■* —«w , tlt; • ........ .... . iWARFAREBy GENE McLAINOf More MeatA BUSHEL basket of orchids for ^ a dollar. •veJoped in it and. its speed—all brought about through the use of gasoline exploded by a tiny spark not; much larger than the static created in walking across a nug.* It should frighten you almost lo death: It does me!The writer much prefers to handle dynamile than gasoline.That's what, Gene Lucas, son oi | Mrs. G. L. Lucas of Douglas, experienced during * recent visit in Brazil; - ...SALT LAKE CITY, May 8— (AP)—The snow is about gone from the uplands of the West’s cattle and sheep domain. Cowhands are herdingthe critters to the higher slopes and sheepherders are moving flocks, dogs and those canvas-topped wagons to the new grass.. It is turnout time in*the West, time lor the animals to shift from winter feed lots to the spring and summer ranges left fresh by the retreating snows.There is n profusion of the loveliest flowers in the world in .Brazil, Lucas said in an interesting interview in the Douglas Dispatch. ...'TUCSON, police chased a chicken A thief, but he got. away.Behind him, however, he left his loot—two chickens.How could they be certain he was a thief?1—He was carrying the fowl under his arms in the’ wee sma’ hours.Even the poorest can . afford orchids on their budgets for there one can buy a bushel basket for a dollar, since rare orchids and camellias grow wild. . One doesn't send a-corsage in that country to his best girl, for flowers are too [common to be appreciated.BY JOHN COLBURNSTOCKHOLM, May 8 — (AP,): — From all sides come signs that early summer may see the united nations stail of a four-way offensiveto crack the walls of fortress Europe while Germany endeavors to smash Russia.With - ideal weather presaging early action, indications point to the most extensive warfare in history in the coming months on the circular front extending from Russia around the north cape shores in Norway, through the lowland countries, along the French coast to Bayonne on the Bay of Biscay and ii the Mediterranean-againstItaly and the Balkans.Inside of Europe Germany is reported preparing for another sum-StampsOffensive OnIn TheNewsNazis Is SeenBy RAY PEACOCK.A STRIKING new overprint has been issued for the French Levant, or Syria, by the Free French forces. The stamp is the former three-franc Prussian blue oblong of the regular postage set of 1D12, which carried the design of four camel cavalrymen/.The overprint is a neat job in1.1. . I.I.I. LI... ...L 4Ln O C' irnld .. ■ | • 4Nation Ready For ChemicalEarly SummerUse By AxisWASHINGTON, May 8— (AP) — Far inland to protect them from hostile planes, the United States has “tremendous” chemical arse-nnJs where army scientists art working amid scents of geraniums and apple blossoms—to producj deadly war gases for possible us* against the axis.This is the word from Maj. Gen. William N. Porter, chief of the army's chemical warfare service, in commenting. on persistent report® that the Japanese have been using gas against the Chinese and yiat Germany is preparing to use it against the Russians.*'If the enemy starts using war gases, said the general, we havt plenty to give back—ajid they’ll probably get more than they giv#1 layed(AP) —Eight Red Cross |girls who wouldn't look out of placeMn a Ziegfeld line are delivering 10,-1000 doughnuts a day to American airmen fighting over Tunisia.It may break down the arches, but it surely builds, up morale.The girls operate four ex-station wagons now known as clubmobiles
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Arizona Independent Republic
Phoenix, Arizona, US
Sun, May 09, 1943
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