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million men more than the strength |. ARP 1 M ¥| who was born in Japan and lved|,,...con civil censorship detach-| - : of the entire army on Armistice day Be ih ry- there until the outbreak of’ the : gor 16 I DISCHARGES z=: el BE A-BOMBED “By i 0 SN Sto y- Telling an RE thE Weal on as s child | Ment, engaged in eliminating prop-| Speed Return from Pacific . i Tr us wonderful stories| po Japanese youngsters at|3anda themes from paper movies. ps ; ‘ : et Tene, Ootoneabenn. al ur Lave madre sures these paper shows: The Japanese lt Is an enormous job, for there are Figure Between. V-E Da Meanwhils. the department "| Prophet Sa s 1949 Is Year TOKYO, Nov. 22-That, anclent| ers at war and how fine 6 16 We| eves for une sevice of & couple of 300 different series of tories told 3 Y! rounced further plans 15 speed the ys institution of Japaness life, thei have Germany and Italy for allies,| qonen large colored placards, used in this unusual “motion picture” Home And Jan. 1 Near 4 Million. [return of Pacific war veterans. Maj.| Of Big Blast. story-telling man, was one of Nip-|and how Chine and Japan-didn’t| yo tell each story, is Kamishina, or| "tle.

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. By REUEL S. MOORE * | pit said thst beginning next By ROBERT RICHARDS | during the war, according to Amer-|"®" Made China fight us.” Japan's entrance nto world SE er nuant United afl Catresponden i he fas Correspondent : after propaganda has been elim-|there at 7:35 p, m. Her - rites Bru Au * ~ |month most of the: NEW YORK, Nov. 22--Take ft|ican occupation authorities here, | During the war the ‘Japanese|war II, the government Beavily|ingteq. George, survives. The body is at the ships ‘would be from} educational paper movies subsidised the paper movies assocla- Conkle funeral home, 1934 W. ; WASHINGTON, Nov. 22—More|troop With picture associas| than 56 per cent of the 8,300,000 [the Atlantic to. the from Nostradamus, old! and candy JENS ) | tion =| E Tie Ohicago Dally News, Toa | igan. 3 Jue hoskey games men Who were in the army on V-E| At the same time the | New York is going to get sn stom | "00 FO IY ind ; , ing Indianapolis day will be back in civilian life by (army had asked the de-lbomb right on the button in 1049. |e Japan's chil- £ fd P-dweliing Bagies Jan. 1, the war department esti-(fense transportation to = And a few cosmic rays also may [dren into little toy | | : x | Cleveland plays mated today. a the veterans | make the trip, fust to see the ruins. soldiers, who sc- § i oa “Discharges are running far use to That's the prediction of Henry C. without § : " Go ast night, third shead of the rate planned,” thejacrass ih Continent. _ Roberts, New York book-seller who the gov- | i led both. Provie department sald with a proud re-| . Sleeping cars are now | Rod, 3s Just finished translating the |ernment’s fanat- ” : x, New ‘Haven at tion 1s “twice us speedy” as that army RS fsked that it the original French. tell 4. - following world war I. to 500 x a niove that The - story-tell- vl Pittsburgh, out Roberts, who will publish the book | 0 jar ‘would ho f the game, ex- Between May 12 (V-E day) and [sleepers from such heavily tra bimsslf and: who claims it's the ou , sals and a 4-to-1 Nov, 16, the report said, a total of [runs as Washington-Boston. first compete English translation ride up on Be re YsCatin lo in the Smoky 3,114,000 men had been discharged. The war department said strikes|’ = 1707, said today, “the things cycle, beat r. Min Some 668,000 got out between Nov, |had: delayed production of troop ad , : drum, blow his whistle and within Buffalo in a tie 1 and Nov. 16 and total November |kitchen cars and “critically need- for any one man to know.” seconds children woul! Te rs EL he Eastern divi- discharges were expected to reached” troop ‘sleepers, meaning that Predicted War's End ward Hi. " friend,] a h * BF a apped a seven 1,200,000. December discharges were | some soldiers will have to be moved 4 Wars “Goody, goody, it's our old ’ a ak. Brilliant play estimated at “over 1,000,000.” in day coaches on long trips, some-| It was Roberls, with as Jets ok- the Sony felling an fndy ould : Fn Jesset Thus army figures better | times across Ment. = side help from prophet who | shout, “He's candy, used vo amen nd wo 5 tue Yhat Ue Sot eee | successfully predicted the end of {pay a penny for it. But during the 9 Lg goals were dis- world war II and the date of D-Day | war it doesn’t cost anything. He : 9 ere =|in Europe, He has affidavits signed| «gee_he {is setting up those i” : $s ed twice In the [by a Catholic priest and an’ army | pequtiful colored picture post cards ; ovidence. Lavole J major o rove dh, any |18_his little wooden frame. Last assis . — . e sca Aasisia, Eby my own prediction,” he said. = LEAGUE E|“T'd take off right now, like a fan- CONTROL IS URGED id division 2 tailed bird, but Nostradamus didn't ! 2 T » en : Gl 3 : n ® g E x "The famous hot ual a ON NEWS BY RADIO =a Ns 5 J Pa Ni 3 18% 1 s S| to Roberts, said that the atomizing re oti ibe ion MN 0» g w TO = E: of New York will be strictly a local| WASHINGTON, Nov. 22 (U. P). 7 esta BE i a 3 3 0 M0» g project—with no foreign interter- ~Chairman John 8S. Wood (D, Ga.) Sr ib : 4 5.1m s2 19 = £| ence. of the house unAmerican activities Gr Tian 918+926 So Meridian St. “Tu ve woter frsictam avn es” eulied fot ends wEtion s . oT § FROM: WASHINGTON §IRER2 S| war,” Roberts said, “witli a Gettys- i. on his bill to impose stiff pre Mont g burg on every corner, and with peo-|,..,; 1; on radio stailons sud their a on 3 Specid® New Shipment!! Our Famous |v dying all over the piace |200-"" °F T0 0 H a Cogiial ana 18bue | ‘The measure is now before the) i cores Full-Fashioned Eros ers on ntti” ommr F ‘ A labor— : > hy 7 = agit vo time andachet fo er-| ‘1 intend to ask the committee : fe Jutout I ith 1 ea OF OVEr*!to approve my bill,” Wood told re- p : sR = porters. - “If the committee doesn't oi oh beault, fighting E Hele uly vias & poyertul leads least begin hearings on it i bh with - : =| er, tradamus,” yester Fo the trol ~No Limit 5|verts said. “It will consolidate as] 4," xt woud compel Wl Yeas undisputed first g the National Political party. {tions to: 4 shut them out, i. You Want! E " Slect for Preset & man|pom programs involving the per- ; 4. h- bo fa ou wan 5 ‘named -Henry.” sonal opinions of the commentator. ” > 110 givE way lo | i Opposition Party “1-3: Tdentity “by full and proper] #” : 3 = i Brimsek comes - = The new ‘group will demand |announcements” its news commen- - Pp ; ard, was credited Lot (nH One i changes, and that's where the|tators and maintain “for public in- ‘ . . le league cham- lan: =! atoms start hopping. {spection” a statement setting forth jr at?” - yy re y——— ’ Lf fect defense. It Full-Fashioned S| An opposition party will arise, [the real name, place of birth, na- . rd defeat in 10 Excellent Thirds =| Roberts and Nostradamus predict, | tionality and political afiliations of hem in a firsts ; . S| led by one “given great honors by|each commentator, detroit, : £| the republic.” This man will form| 3. File rules governing its opiniontired two: Bog= S|an organization called the “Quiret-|ated news broadcasts with the b Cain got the C. § =| tes” and that's when the fight gets|federal communications commission. : 2 .s: £| going. 4. Maintain in every state within : : to LGue "Tia dood =| It only last for 50 years. 8 radius of 500 miles of the station y A A phe RE TH ak S| Then after 1999, or thereabouts,|® legal agent against whom action . 3 2 aa i i 8 he 8 10 S| things will begin o get better. [could be brought in state courts by| 3 : | 4 88 1 9 3 Lot (2) Twe S| “Well do all right until 3797, |any person who believed himself in- fl a0]! Z| Roberts said. “After that, Nostra-|jured by & broadcast of any of its : w - Full-Fashioned = damus runs out of predictions.” commentators, . " ’ 14 : Excelle nt Seconds S However, the old boy did say that AR. . ” “ Lotus rte a sentir Mimishauiy etic yu 5 int. 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