Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 August 1941 — Page 2

PAGE 2 a eases THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES mime TUESDAY, AUG. 26, 1941

Carmel Percheron Takes 4 * |SECOND ARMY |U. S. Armored Division Achieves Three-Fourths of German Speed

e . Fir f Sh f St P / By LEON KAY ments, with engineering units, fol-jmedium tanks, with engineering|ply columns, motorized kitchens n ig e STs in ow a ' au Er po eR Omak Jovsa by Sonnecting files 3S Hole, Wiis SanTving pontoons ny Fy (tenance units. £ on rs a ST. PAUL, Minn Aug. 268 (U.P) | “W ; » WITH THE IR RMY IN|cycle scouts, armored scout cars an hese units were followed by the Dust and black, greasy smoke|dive bombers, but none ag red. ¢ —Lynnwood Don y - R = Le, » | enhen Iie anges Swned, s——— LOUISIANA AND TEXAS, Aug. 26. armored half track weapon carriers main body of light and medium |from tank exhausts covered the|{The soldiers are one Dpeated. 3 owned by Charles, i plonship. ; —Sixty thousand Blue troops today |mounting light and heavy machine tanks, motorized infantry and half |road as in real war, but aviation,|learning to spread their columns, J. Lynn of Carmel, Ind, yesterday! : - : Practices Silent Withdrawal were in imminent danger of being guns. Then followed supporting |tracks towing 75 mm. guns and 155|which would have completed the|and, when , halting, seek shelter in won four national championships in WEYGAND KIN ENLISTS encircled and “annihilated” by 130,- {units of light tanks and reserves of mm. howitzers. Finally came sup-|picture, was lacking. the forests and fields. the national Percheron show held PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 26 (U. P). In Face of Superior 000 attacking Red soldiers. | :

In conjunction with the Minnesota —Ravmond W. Weyvgand, 18. a The Reds’ second armored division | ! : : : : : Forces. last night captured the Blues” sup-|

State Fair The animal was judeed the senior erandnephew of Gen. Maxime Wey- ri : champion, grand champion, cham- gand, French proconsul in North By RICHARD C. HOTTELET Be Innehe, 3s Shs Pon ( be pnd Ca im # ths Marine Corps United Press Staff Correspondent Threatened by a Red attack from y exhibitor. A colt named here yesteraay y > ithe rear, Blue headquarters were WITH T SECON : H THE SECOND ARMY IN moved from Many to Robilene, La. |

{ Corps today fell back before a su-|while the Red infantry, in the : i 0 Ww n STA ! 8 S at AY 3 E h perior enemy to new, favorable posi- | center, threatened the Blues around Keynotes to School Wardrobes tions south of Terre Rouge Creek. | Simpson, La. { { Theoretically, the enemy (Red)| The Reds have demonstrated that eR For BO YS and GIRLS

| forces outnumbered the Seventh the high maneuverability of an Corps (Blue : {armored striking force can over-

forces) 8 to 5. [SEEN Bl come well-organized defense lines. ! E ® «« 5 I) {Because t h e 81 Although the Second Armored 3 School Ensembles

‘withdrawal, un- [SHEE Bl Division was criticized by Lieut. | a J For Young Men 8 to 18! Smart New High School { der strict black- EE Gen. Walter Krueger for “careless- CY Fashions for Girls!

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maneuver, the | : | show. Ee Blue army con- 3 { I caught up with Red tank out- X P 1 SHIR ; S | tains more real ‘ fits in Texas yesterday morning. | 0 O : | men, | By 11 a. m, they had reached a| ; , 2-Piece | T h e Blues : | bridge had been “mined” by the! { held their posi- Lo Jd Samael | Logansport, La. One span of this § 00 ® ‘tions until sun- Hottelet | bridge had been “fmined” by the] » Plaid Sl ITS

down by de- i Blues, but Red engineers repaired |

termined fighting. and began to it in two hours and the tanks rolled; withdraw, with heavy rear guard ac-|on into Logansport, completely out- |

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were pointed backward as well as{an outflanking drive from Bulgaria ; : Skirt with invérted box pleats

forward and to the flanks to guard !to cut off Serbian forces from the against the mechanized tank which | British in Greece. > S | A K or the new Molyneaux pleats. the European wars have taught may| I saw the entire Second Division Sizes 10 to 16 :

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‘behind the lines ing sight. It stretched on the high- ; With the north flank of the Blues wav from Jasper, Tex. to Mans- | J 49 protected by the Little Missouri field, La, about 120 miles. First ® Ne » “ ~ r River, most artillery and anti-tank came light tank reconnaisance ele- : TH Girls I leece COA IS equipment not used in delaying the | — ; main enemy body was stationed | REPORT EXECUTION Ruilt for hard wear! Fancy partridge Knit back fleeces, toward the south left) flank, which! LONDON, Aug. 26 (U. P) —The| patterns in gray, green and brown. warmly interlined and 08 was held by New York's 27th Polish Government in exile has re- Plain colors in wine, green, navy and tailored to fit. Wrap- 10: | Division ceived reports that the Germans : brown. Sizes 8 to 18. arounds, Classic “Boy { The Air Corps arm reported enemy have executed Prof. Kazimierz Bar- | h Te Coats,” Double-Breasted reefers and mechanized forces assembling north tel, Prime Minister of Poland in| Red Other “Cords” for Boys. ..%3.69 blouse back tie style. Camel, Tafiy of the Little Missouri River, and 1926-28, a Polish Cabinet minister Brown, RAF. Blue and Burgundy. Sizes | officers feared the Reds might at-|announced today. He said Bartel —Downstairs at Ayres. 10 to 186. —Downstairs at Ayres. tempt a concerted attack on both |was killed at Lwow Blue flanks before the new positions were fully consolidated. Dive bomb- | ers patroled enemy zones of concen- | tration during the night, bombing | and machine gunning mechanized | and enemy forces. Although a night withdrawal] under pressure from a stronger | enemv is one of the most difficult | military maneuvers, the Seventh | Corps, with a week's experience in| the Meld, carried it out smoothly. ! There was a minimum of noise and ‘no confusion. Trucks kept their] distances and camouflaged defense : NE points were invisible. 3 Quen toe Dud: The present phase of the ma- 3 \ vamp. baulevard 'neuvers ends tomorrow, and marks . feel. [Sel T {the end of inter-corps maneuvers 3 5 with haw trim. in prepartion for the September war | games between the Second and Third Armies, Lieut.-Gen. Ben Lear will take command of the ma- | neuvers on Aug. 28, and they will be | shifted southward, around Camden and Eldorado, Ark.

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