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Dwight D.Eisenhover  \nCRUSADE IN EUROPE  \nUS  \n星  \n入Now you can know GENERAL EISENHOWERund hear from him the inside story of thewar he commanded...  \nOONLY a man as remarkable as Dwight D.Eisenhower could writememoirs as remarkable as those in Crusade in Europe.You prob-ably have a warm spot in your heart for the Supreme Commander,who,because of his principles,had the courage to refuse what seemed to be acertain opportunity to be President of the United States.When you read hispersonal story of the war years,you will understand how this man has earnedsuch respect;why he was one of the ablest,yet most courageous leaders inmilitary history;how he was able to weld into a team the ambitious militaryleaders of many nationalities.For his genius shines through his writing,justas surely as his personality has penetrated the far reaches of the globe.Whenyou read this book,you will be reading a document as important,historically,as Caesar's Commentaries.But you will also be reading the breathtakingadventures of a Kansas boy who found himself in the most responsible posi-tionin the world.You will understand how it feels to be in that position whenthere are world-shaking decisions to make,dangerous projects to direct.Andyou will know,first hand,the answer to a great many black newspaper head-lines of the past that have puzzled and worried you.  \nTHE DECEMBER SELECTION:  \nCrusade in Europe  \n50oooooooooooooooooooo000ooooooO  \nPRICE TO MEM BERS $3·75  \nDocccccccccococccoecccoocCCOCCC(Regular Retail Price,$5.00)  \n# CRUSADE IN EUROPE\n\nGeneral Ike’s\"own report to his fellow countrymen,and toliistory;\"after only a few pages the reader knows he is ingood hands,and that the General will not let him down.\"  \nA Report By John Marquand  \nTHERE is a widely circulated storythat the late General John J.Per-  \nshing,when told that an officernamed Eisenhower was to com-mand the invasion of NorthAfrica,said that he had neverheard of the man.If this wastrue he was in the same positionas most of his fellow citizens,since it is one of the ironies ofwar that the public has seldomheard previously of the generalsand admirals who fight for them.Few civilians knew of GeneralPershing either until he was sentout to capture Pancho Villa,andin the Civil War Robert E.Leewas a nonentity,except in hisprofession,and General U.S.Grant somewhat less.  \nLike most of his predecessors,General Eisenhower,too,hastaken to writing -and his ac-count of his own war,like theworks of older soldiers,is anunconscious revelation of char-acter.His has the extrovert terse-ness of a man of action,theorganization of the clear,disci-plined mind,and,in addition,apleasing frankness for which theGeneral is famous.Though oftenintensely personal,one gains theimpression that he is not prima-  \nrily concerned with himself.Instead he isusing his pages to tell the truth exactlyas he saw it in a report which he owes tothe millions of men who fought under  \nhim,to their families,and to allhis fellow countrymen.  \nObviously,Crusade in Europeshould be read by almost every-one as a citizen's duty,but inthis case the duty becomes apleasure because Crusade inEurope has its own sustainingquality.After only a few pagesthe reader knows that he is ingood hands and that the Gen-eral will not let him down.  \nOne of the beauties of thiswell-considered work is its com-plete lack of pathos or strain fordramatic effect.The Generalmakes no extravagant attemptsto win his audience by littleanecdotes designed to show thathe is as \"warm\"and\"fallible\"and \"human\"as you or I.In-stead he tells his tale from aplane above the din of battleand above small-minded conten-tions behind the lines.His lone-liness and the strain of responsi-bility under which he laboredand the momentous weight of  \ndecisions forced upon him areinvariably implicit.His studiedsimplicity,his constant anxietyto give clear reasons for 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