Famous Hour Air Raid at Paris, one of the Germans' biggest bases in western Europe, takes the blows of American Flying Fortresses, above, during a daylight raid by the Eighth U.S. Army Air Force. Axis air bases as well as cities throughout Europe are being attacked as the Allies prepare for Invasion of the continent. In this raid, hangars and workshops were and 250 bomb carriers were left on the field. Official U.S. Army Air Forces photo (International Soundphoto) Rations By the Associated Press) Meats, Cheese, etc.—Book 2 red stamps, TANARUS, U.S. and W. good through October 1 Processed Fruits and Vegetables —Book 2 blue stamps R, S. and T good through September 20. Sugar—Book 1 stamp 14 good for five pounds through October; stamps 15 and 18 worth five pounds each for home canning Shoes —Book 1 stamp IF good through October 31. Stoves—Rationing begins Tuesday; purchase certificates obtainable from local boards. Gasoline —In East No. 8 A worth three gallons; No. 7 A worth four gallons in Rocky Mountains and Far West; three gallons in Mid west, Southwest, Southeast; B and C worth 2½ gallons in 12 northeastern states; three gallons in Mid west, Southwest, Southeast; four gallons in Rockey Mountains and Far West. Fuel Oil —Last year’s period five coupons good through September 30. New season's period 1 coupon good through Jan. 3, 1944, worth 10 gallons per unit. (Note: Most coupons worth several units.) Noah Numskull Off Af? NOAH WHAT ABE HE FMI4HT CHASES WO* EVCCHESS/M« AH OPIWIOAIT MAHY OEANB LAN»V -* ■ C. NEW FALL CLASSICS Dresses - Coats -"Sweaters - Skirts See our fall merchandise —ready for duration service. Spotlighted are casual dressea, right anywhere, anytime—sport coats, including Cho terfields, just right for fall and through winter. Sweaters in pastels, and dark shades with contrasting skirts. Outfit yourself for fall here! ; Buy u “ our Uy -' r,r pl *" Buy . Bond's Agla's Dress Shop Bonds % • and .. and °p.„ rr,d*A«mn a « S . h Z! 0 9 n p. m . Stamps > 'tL eiTii* sH i x # \ «MS§* a Jk w* .< \'Ns ""’X ii s ?> _ CITIZENS OB QUEBEC, French-Canadian city where the historic con ferencea between President Roosevelt and Trime Minister Winston Churchill were held, get a chance to see their famous visitor from across the Atlantic. Churchill is pictured, left above, with Canadian Prime Minister William L. Mackenzie King as they waved to the crowds In the streets from the back of an automobile in which they toured the city. (laternttioatl Soundphoto) THE YPSILANTI DAILY PRESS. VPSILANTI, MICH., THURSDAY, AUO M. '*** Farmers Scratch Heads Again Over Federal Report Washtenaw farmers short of help and struggling to harvest this year's crop are scratching their heads oier another Involved gov ernment form They are being ask ed to make accurate statements on harvests oi corn for grain, corn for slleage. dry beans, sugar beeta. soy beaus for grain, flai. wheat for grain oats for grain barley and rye for grain, crops for processing, truck crops for fresh market. Irish potatoes, alfalfa hay. mixed hay. crop land pasture, summer fallow, idle crop land and any crop or land use not included in the list. To make the report more complete, the farmer is expected to tell the number of pounds of seed planted and analysis of each, methods of cultivation, number of forest trees planted, how weeds mere controlled, tree removals, and fall seed cover crops. Kind information sought is the extent of the farmers' mulching materials, so-low in crops, erosion control, timber improvement, and fruit tree removals. Price is $1.50 per crate. Thundered, $6.50 and $7.50. Stock of all kinds subject to change. SEE IT IN OUR WALL STREET GLASS JARS, without vacuum pack, cannot keep pre-ground coffee fresh. Demand is Kroger's Hot-Dated Coffee. See it in the French Brand 27c Spotlight. SUNKIST OR OTHER LEADING BRANDS—CALIFORNIA ORANGES, $4.99 14c. Garden Fresh, Tender and Sweet GREEN CORN, 25c. For Baking and All Purposes. IDAHO RUSSET POTATOES, $4.99 14c. Michigan U.S. No. 1 All Purposes. COBBLER POTATOES, $3.10, $4.49. Solid, Red Ripe. Slicing and Canning TOMATOES at $1.19 9c The Candy Kind RED YAM SWEET POTATOES 2 lb. 25c Colorado's Best—Fancy Mountain Grown—For Cooking, Canning CAULIFLOWER at $2.89 22½ 25c 30c For Baking and Cooking—Fine Flavored ACORN PEPPER SQUASH at 10c All-Purpose Washington Grapefruit APPLES at 2 - 29½ Famous All Purpose Apples WEALTHY at 2 - 25½ Fancy Baking and Cooking Apples GREENINGS at 2½-YEAR-OLD UDDY red stamps at 14½-YEAR-OLD Blue Stamps at 4 Point PORK STEAK at 38c PORK SAUSAGE at 39c Stands—Shoulder Cat at 1 Point—Far Muffling LAMB ROAST at 32c 1 Point—Shoulder Cat at 1 Point—Far Muffling LAMB ROAST at 32c 1 Point—Sugar Fares at 3 Point—Graduate A SMOKED PICNICS at 30c 1 Point—Sugar Fares at 3 Point—Graduate A SLICED BACON at 31c Potatoes—Grade A at 3 Point—Grade A SLICED BACON at 31c Potatoes—Grade A at 3 Point—Grade A RING BOLOGNA at 33c Potatoes—Grade A at 3 Point—Grade A RING BOLOGNA  YELLOW PERCH. 39c CHICKENS. 39c TRIOOIR FINGERS POISED V. S. soldiers in New Georgia keep their eyes peeled for camouflaged Japanese snipers waiting for careless soldiers to walk within rifle range. These sharpshooters are, left to right, Pfc. Stanford Robertson, Isleboro, Me, Pvt. Herbert Moser, Clearing, N.C., and Pvt. Archie Shapiro, N.Y. (International) Fancy Large, Sweet California PLUMS 29' For Canning, 1 2 Bu. 27½ 2 -2 B Ikt. $4.79, Blue DAMSON PLUM.... 35' Yellow and Blue Michigan Canning, Eating PLUMS 19' KROGER’S A Red Pudding-Armour's Pudding, Crammer's TREET 36c CANNED MILK 9c A and Tins—Morning Palms—Ripe, Fall Puffs SPAM 38c TOMATOES 13c RH Point - Armour & Rins Paint—Tender POTTED MEAT 5c GREEN BEANS 13c A and Rins Paint—Tender JAR CHEESES. 17c BEETS 8c Point—Kraft’s Lard Country Cheese CREAM CHEESE 10c CORN FLAKES 7c Ripe Point—Tardier LEDERERRANZ 11c 27c APPLESAUCE 7c 12c 3 Red Points—Mixed or Blue Points—Vitamin Filled PABSTETT CHEESE 6c GRAPEFRUIT UICE 30* 4 Rp4 Points Per Pound - Rm«r'* fthortanmg t Rlu* Polal*—Healthful KROGO 64c V-8 COCKTAIL 14e - Kroger’s ( ounlf) t luh lmpro*ed and F.arlrhed Kroger * % llantla flllfd ( »r**i FLOUR *k. 24c BRAN FLAKES For ng--4 nontfjr « Inh I Paint—C lapp** Assorted Strained BAKING POWDER. 9c BABY FOOD 'I ggi For Raking. Fr>tng News ra C»I*P MAZOLA OIL BOc POTATO CHIPS ~ £ 2Sc Rmffr 1 < ntintrf C luh Brand—Far* I oWoold* fllsmil f «.mpan»'* ropalar OLIVE OIL 27c GINGERSNAPS.....% Z i« e Far C ann.ag Atondale Oder Far P*rf*rt Haßlr*—Pair* VINEGAR... 43c WAFFLE MIX 22c For All Brand*—Kroger'* Hrnw»r* Apol* wllbaat a Tr*r»! DOG MEAL Vm 12c RENUSIT REMOVER 59c Hi Lif* Far Wfelter Riihti— DOG BISCUIT 4c AVALON BLUING 10c At Kroger's—American  Complexion, Laundry and Dye IVORY SOAP $10 Pure and Gentle as well as in LUX FLAKES $23 For Whiter Washes, Hubert In tiers GOLD DUST For Laundry and Ditches to $3 torn for storage OXYDOL, $1.00 Get Handy Really Clean! LAVA SOAP SWEETHEART SOAP My Boy-Woman Man Bites Dog. Its News AND YOU’RE ALL TO THE MUSTARD IF YOU USE THE  Popular Brood CIGARETTES - 1,124 PAGE SEVEN. 