Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 September 1944 — Page 4

Pw #'s Time for Nazi Trickery: Beware Compromise Peace

By LUDWELL DENNY Scripps-Howard Staff Writer Ww. TON, Sept, 12—This is the time for more German “$rickery. Hitler has lost the war and he must know it. Anglo-American forces are at the German frontier. Russian forces are at the East

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© Invasion of the “holy soil” of Germany means loss of face for Nazis and Junkers alike—and soon the loss of much more than face. So Hit- - nerals may repeat ee emorts hide ee blockade runners and subs are promise peace to save German mili- | washed up. - = tarism for an-| But her condition, bad as it is toother world con- l'day, is a happy one compared with flict, and to win | what it will be next month if the by diplomatic war continues. For the allied skill the war they | armies now encircling her are ready could not win on to visit on Germany some of the |= the battlefield. |suffering she so wantonly spread |= Already Ger-| from one end of Europe to the |S many has |

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In some ways it will be worse. | ritorial loot, and! The allies have far greater military all of it will be|preponderance on the ground. And | W® cone within a few | many of the allied troops—especialMr. Denny weeks at the lat-|ly Russians, Poles, Czechs, French, est. In France, Belgium and Hol- Belgian, Dutch and others from Jang ENE Ts Hob trying to hold con-Miberated areas—feel that they have guest, any longer, but to ‘salvage a personal score to settle with those | part of her armored forces by re- | they call “Huns.” i treat, . In addition, and more destructive "The same is‘true in most of the than all other weapons, is airpower. | Balkans outside Hungary, She has Germany thinks she knows some-| agreed to withdraw from Finland, thing about the terrors: of allied and there are reports of gradual bombing, but she doesn't know half | evacuation of Denmark and Nor- of it. | way. A German army remains in| Now the largest air force the| part of the Baltic states because it | world has ever known is ready to carinot easily escape. And the concentrate on the Battle of Gerreich’s weakening hold on Western many. The destruction will be bePoland is only a temporary protec- yond the Germans’ worst nighttion for East Prussia, mares. 4 Losses If there were any reason an sees Ate Disastrous ” |spirit left in Germany, certainly Her loss of production and stra- the German: troops would lay down tegic materials is disastrous. The | their arms and the Gorpuen people | i , ; {would insist on immediate peace Industsies of. Frans si Belghn, tore they bring. this awful retrithe grain and minerals of the’), ition upon themselves, i Ukraine and Donbas, the nickel of Instead they look to their false Finland, the oil of Poland and Ro- Nazi and Junker leaders to save] mania, ate gone. She fan no 10nger | 41 om by trickery. They want peace | Teach A umes ” In Turken —but only by their own terms. tant Swedish line of metals an a They gag at “unconditional sur

'render” now, when the only alterores has been cut to a trickle. Her native is that after destruction. PAUL Ek

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