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".lId Ih.oa,boul •• rr.al 1I ••lIn, 0 W a I y S 0 r n I n g e w spa per ~;~~'I~O;d.======================================================================~==========================================================================================~==========================~~~~~~~==~==~=====: WE CENTS Tall ....IOCIAT.D ..alII IOWA CITY. IOWA WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. 19(4 ,..• .uIlOCIATU PaUli VOLUME XIJV NUMBER ~ ~ \ ,I ~ ~ • I\~ • I ='~ 'Indispensable Men , "'. '~ ' h ' ; , Ll, uW. 0 has ~ Marines, Face Stubborn Non-Existenl' -Dewey : two years . .' ,' . I British CO,rl1plete New I!I\( 81) outfit 10- lTJatked tle " GOP Nominee Declare. h .~le~ Gra,l Resistance on Peleliu Peace Too Important me~ber of J4. To Be Made Privately I years. ,. , I booked to PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - De­ Junction With Sky pij, Troops At a Glance- Red Army Miles claring there "are no indispensa61e hat evenlna, '" 'Now Hold Six light. This .eveij. men," Thomas E. Dewey told the CHURCH HEADS MEET IN PARIS orm in Falrtie)G.' From Latvian Capital nation last night that the making Legiol!naires Demand n Burlinlton, :ii. Today's of peace is too importa nt "to be Enter Outskirts iay and will rt So~'hern Hall New All-Out Offensive dependent upon the life span and Strict Alien Control continued friendship of two or Takes Approximately d" Before . Japanele Fight threc indiv;duol:;." Iowan 3,000 Baltic Towns Obviously refe:ring to thc "big Favor Law Refusing Of Nijmegen Spotlight ~ From Trenches, three" leaders - P rcsident Roose­ Political Participation ldeast from l~a' • * * * LONDON, Wednesday (AP)- velt, Prime Minister ChUl'chlll and Hidden Pillboxes British complete new junction P , St I' th 42 'd By Foreign Residents First Army Shells t09p,m.~ The Red army drove within silt remler a In- c year 0, with airborne troops, enter out- Republican nominee Co r president Duren, Prum; pr?gram is not I U. l-l. P A. C J F 1 C F'IJEJ<J'J' skirts of Nimegen in Holland. miles oC the Latvian capital of said in a prcpared speec h: CHICAGO (AP)- The Ameri- to the Cala ~ lIEADQUAR'l'ER!:!. PearJ Hu 1'. First army supports new drives Riga yesterday in the tourth day "The p a g e so C h is tor yare can Legion adopted a series ot Forges Border Crossing last perfor~ 1bor (AP)- Conquest by Amcri. by shelling Durem, Prum. of a newall-out offensive that has littered," he dec I are d, "with resolutions yesterday demanding ~" was leSs tbtn .can marines of most of the east- captured nearly 3,000 towns and treaties proclaiming permanent tightened controls over Japanese ,1lPRE;\fE H EADQ A R- at the navy ~ ern coastal area of PeLeliu was Marines dominate Peleliu, army a.ims at total destruction of the peace made privately by rulers of 'l'ER • A E I<', W dn day (AP) aJlnounced yesterday by Ad. forces occupy th ree-fourths of Germans in the Baltic states. nations and quickly and publicly nationals and other alicns in this of Washln"';;' - Thp Briti. h '(,Pond army, I -"1"1 Angaur. A single one of the three Red broken." country Ilnd immediate return of miral ChcstCI' W . Nimitz' hend· army groups participating has In Trwn Wreck war prisoners to their own lands rucing to flank til northern end of th ,iegfri d lin(', has om· ~ar, Oennls said q\larters. Dewey declares "There are no smashed through the deep net- Dcwey, driven here from the IIller the war. pl('ted II new junction with al­ ne a "terrific kn Japanese force!; on Angaur, indispensable men," assails work ' of Nazi defenses south and Iwreckage of his special train, Approve Repori the ~malJeI' PaJau island to the peace by three or four. southwest of Riga on a 75-mile which plowed into the rear of a Approving the report submitted Ii d airborne troop. in Holland d they're sehed: south of Peleliu, continue to front 25 miles deep, Moscow IIn- stalled passenger train 63 miles to the 26tb annual convention by and now i~ Ii~hti ng on tbe lore, Their ~ occupy onLy two isloated pock- Nazi ullits besiege Danish royal nounced. north of Portl and near the scene ' the committee on Americanism, outhrrn ho nk'! of the Waul will be at the eta in the face of advancing 8Ist family, trapped ' in castle, Closest approach to Riga carne of another wreck Monday night, the Legionnaires urged congress to Rbin, Ci ld di patch said el in New yoit army division troops. with capture of Kekava, on the said In a nationwide broadcast abolish the war relocation author- PO rly today. lin at the Par~ Americans now hold approxi- N "U" B " west bank of the Daugava (Dvina) that Roosevelt had proved unable ity and turn control of aU Jap- Hpp rt r c iv d from tbe ct. 4, Uiey pia; a the southern half of river six mUes south of the to foster teamwork in his own ad- anese in America over to the !gernent atl!lle m~tely aZI mt eSleges fron by Rell ! rll aid Li ut. Peleliu, where the Palau islands sprawling city limits of Riga, the ministration and between the ad- army. ('11. ,ir Jile'! '. D l'm p ~ y' 1 '· Chlcil:l\l;" · tIi~ · hK' F"I Russians disclosed. ministration and congress. They called Upon the WRA to Fla., for a invasion was launched last Thurs- Dan IS lng, ami y Break Defenses The governor and Mrs, Dewey hall relocation from the Tule litke, [ore 8 had reached thc last large o the west day, and the northern three- The Germans had orders "not were seated in their private com- Calif., segregation center of Jap- pocket of the airborne army on vies, fourths 01 Angaur. to retreat a single step and to partments in the last car of their anese 18 years or older who ex- the edge ot Nijmegen, 10rginl a rst time Tbe communique announced the Swedish Report Says hold their positions to the last 13-car s pe e i a I train when " it pressed a desire tor repatriation ty, .but th, solid link with. Lieu!. Gen, Lewis German Detachment man," a Soviet communique said crashed. They were thrown ViO- to Japan or who refused to pledg H. Brehcrton's sky troop with .ele towns, occupation of the town of Ngar- this morning, but the Soviet First lently against the .forward cushions allegiance to the United States. ABCUB[ FBANOI J . PELLMAN ,military vicar of the United e5peclally lIor dololok In northellst part of Pele- Defeats Royal Guard Baltic front army broke through but neither was hurt. Several Another measure sought to gllar- States,armed forces. is hown above a he talked with HI. Emlnenee whom a union was made first In er Some llu. the deep defenshre zone ,crossed other pcrsons w e recut and 1 anlee that no Japanese nallonals Cardinal uhard, left, In France's capital city, Parl . Tbl is a U. S. the vicinity of Eindhoven Mondo y. Japanese were reported resisl- STOCKHOLM (AP) - Aging the Lielupe and Niemenek rivers bruised, would be relocated [rom WRA army sipsl corp radlopboto. Armor Advure 1111 stubbornly on Peleliu, from King Christian X of Denmark and south of Riga, and drove ahead to Asserting the president "claims centers without "exhaustive" in- plllboxes and trenches and with the Daugava through the bllterly- that the United States and the vestigation and hearings. Dcmp ey's swill armored units ;...( d t'lI t his family were reported besieged mo ..... r an ar I ery suppor . resisting enemy. world cannot get 'along without If congress enacled a law pro- advenc d more than 37 miles dur­ ... ':... 117 Planes Damaged ........ in a cellar at Amalienborg by The offensive on a 75-mile front, him," the 42-year-old former New posed by the Legion, aliens would Western Front- Trial of Fascist Head ing the doy to cap a 50- mil e drive , 'I'he 117 badly damaged Japan- German marines last night as riot- concerning which the German York prosecutor decl ared: ,be prohibited from speaking over In the last 48 hours. eae planes found on the Peleliu ing continued throughout the radio . has. been i ss u~ng alarmed '~et' s have ~ o ~ore oC this pre- . or using the radio "on behillf f (A B13C broadcast monitor d airstrip included 77 single engine country in protest against Nazi bulletms smce lllst Frtday, was of- tense abouL l,ndls,?ensable men. 'or under the auspices of any po­ Of Police to Resume hcre by the Blue network said flJhters, 28 medium bombers, ficially disclosed in an order of the There are no In di s pen s a b I e I litical party or for or agllinst any last night British Second army eIIht light bombers and four seizure of government buildings day from Premier Stalin an- men.,." I candidate f~r public office," Precautions Taken troops had penetr tcd the out­ transports.
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