HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1944-06-22, Page 3DEFENSE THAT FLOPPED
Not only did the Allies take beachheads in Normandy, but they ob-
tained the Nazi defense plans as well, ' Here two Canadians inspect
the sandbox layout at Nazi headquarters.
THE WAR • WEEK -- Commentary on Current Events
Combined Operation or Task Force
Wins Battre of The Beachheads
i The ground soldier. may say,
wilt sonic justice, that all the
bombs dropped on Germany in the
Wit four years have not shaken
Olt Nazi tyranny as deeply as
have the last eight days of hand-
to-hand fighting on the soil of
France, comments the New York
'TIM s, The airman can reply that
without thelong preliminary "sof-
tening up," without the massive air
cover of D -Day, without the quick
tactical support from the air and
the intense strategic bombing
which has hampered every Ger--
man
er-man effort to bring up reserves,
the beaches could never have been
taken, much less held, And even
the seaman can add that without
the blasting fire of naval artillery
the infantry divisions might never
lave fought their way beyond the
eoastal wall. But each — if he
Dad himself participated in the
giant operation — world probably
make his point with a sober hum-
ility and an understanding of the
Qther's contribution not always
encountered among the theorists.
Pre -Invasion Pounding
The Normandy landing repre-
dcnts the "combined operation" or
the "task force" idea in its most
tnassive and most convincing form.
While the reports have tended to
throw the desperate heroism of the
infantry and air -borne divisions
into the highest relief, it is impos-
• Bible to read the story without
{ seeing the role of air power in its
true proportions. The task was
hard enough as it was; without air
posver, both on the scene and
through the long preparatory
months and years, it would clearly
have been impossible. German
aviation was remarkable by its ab-
sence; here at last was the con-
crete reward won by the Inch who
had died long before in the Lan -
casters. over Berlin or the Fort-
resses over Schweinfurt or Brun-
swick or in a hundred other air
battles. There has been no one
crushing counter-attack; the Ger-
man reserves have been so slow in
arriving that it has been necessary
to throw them more or less piece -
meat into the action. Here is
the result of the prolonged strate-
gic pounding of all comninnications
in western France both before D-
lay and since.
Unity Of Services
It would be rimy to continue the
demonstration. Air power has
brilliantly justified itself; but so
has naval gun power and so has
the ground army — each, how-
ever, only in conjunction with the
others. Some air officers still be-
lieve that the war might have been
won by the total concentration of
all energies upon the air alone. The
Argument can never be disproved,
since the evperitrient has not been
made; but the whole weight of
experience in the present war lies
heavily against it. The great suc-
cesses have all be won, not by in-
dependent arms, not 00 the ground
or 00 the sea or in the air alone,
hut by the judicious combination of
every available element upon what-
ever specific task presented itself.
The greatest, most intricate com-
bination of all has been adopted
-for the greatest single tole the
Western Allies have attempted,
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'11hc plant is usually looked on as
e weed that grows wild, and has
wily a. few minor uses as a flavor-
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needed for the manufacture of pep -
Headache
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The dtvelopnlent of this crop is
another indication of the almost
unlimited field for agricultural de-
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Made In Canada,
Modern Etiquette
By Roberta Lee
1 \Vhat are the rules that govern
introductions?
2. What- is the :proper tine- 10
acknowledge a Wedding gift?
8.' What dishes are already laid
on the dinner table before the
lues!s are.. seated?.
4. 1\'lien is it all right lo smote.
at the linnet' table?
5, isn't it correct• for a divorced
woman to continue nearing her
rings?
6. Is, it proper to have one's te-
lephone number engraved on
visiting cards?
ANSWERS
'1, A mall la always presented to
A.. woman, a young person .is pre-
sented to one who is considering
older, a less distinguished kunst is
presented to a more d stinguishell
person, t'. On the day it is received
if possible. 3..! the livid/ will do this
from day to flay, she will not be
swamped Ivith obligations when
the wedding day arrives, 3. A cold
side dish, or relish (hors d'oeuvre).
9. It would be better Co wait for
the signal for general smoking.
Often, the cigarettes are already
on 'the table, or the hostess will
see that they are passed at the pro-
per time. 5. Yes as this is entirely
optional. She has a right to wear
the rings if Shewishes to do so,
G. No; telephone numbers are re-
served for business cards.
Canadian Flag
Carried Into Battle
`I he "Offfirdi.iri Flag" went
into battle last week wish Canadian
Forces for the first time in this
war, trip to 1101e, the Union Jack
laws liter flown,
A few days before D-day, Lt.-
Gen.
t-Gen. 11. t;, C•rerar personally pre-
sented Canadian ensigns to the
c0nun.'nder of the Canadian as-
sault fume with. instructions that
they be !limen at headquarters of
divisions and brigades in the bat-
tle, areas.
The ensign 11as•ilic Union Jack
in ilio top left corner and the Do-
minion's coat -of -arms in the lower
right hand corner, all on a reit
backgrnhnd.
We All Want To
Be Our `Own Boss'
Most of us still believe that pri-
vate enterprise, initiative and com-
petition will make for greater pro-
gress, greater wealth production
and greater contentment for the
mass of the people who greatly
object to being pushed around by
an army of bureaucrats, says the
Lethbridge I7erald, We still hanker
to be our 'own boss", with the
right to do as we like within the
law and within reason and custom.
THINGS ARE LOOKING UP
Even the well-known statue "Physical Energy" in London's Hyde
Park seems to be looking up as Allied bombers roar over the city
on their way to bomb' Germantargets in Europe. Other up -look-
ers are, left to right, Sgt, Wm.' Hewitt,. Bridgetown, N. J.; Store-
keeper Jessie Watkins, USN, of Brooklyn, N. Y.; Muriel Canepa,
and her friend, RCAF Flight Sgt. j. Ainsworth, of Montreal.
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FIRST IN FRANCE
Lt. -Cbl Mike C. Murphy, above,
former Lafayette, Ind„ stunt
flyer, piloted the first glider —
the Fighting Falcon — to land on
French soil in the Allied inva-
sion of western Europe.
'Zittermokka' Goocl
For Nazi `Jitters'
Tli¢ Germans, with an assist
from Allied bombs, have 'coined
another word to join blitzkrieg
and ersatz in the international
vocabulary. It's "zittermokka"
(jitter coffee). 7ittennokka is the
German word for the extra ration
of coffee given to inhabitants of
heavily -bombed cities. Literally
"zitter" means "tremble" and
"mokka" is a common term for
strong black coffee.
11 Only 1 Had .
Garden
If only I had a garden,
Aglow with fragrant flowers.
A cosy nook, a friendly book.
Wherein to while the hours.
I'd sit there in the garden,
While petal snowflakes fall,
And hollyhocks grow stately,
Against an ancient wall.
I'd paint there in my garden,
A patchwork quilt of bloom,
Resplendent with the loveliness
held in each seed -locked toinh,
I'd rest there in my garden,
Beside a wishing well,
And wish such joy for everyme,
When evening shadowe fell.
I'd dream therein the garden,
Of things long passed away.
incl watch the dawn procla:rting,
A brighter, lovelier day;
1'd pray there in the gamier,
A prayer that would not cease.
That each man had his gardaa,
In a grand world, at peace.
—T. B. G'eavo
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