Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 January 1942 — Page 7

THURSDAY, JAN. 8 1042

AXIS IS ROUTED FROM E. LIBYA

Report U. S. Planes Flowing g Into Far East: Japs F Gain in Malaya.

(Continued from Page One) tion in general, Mr. Attlee asserted that “the Japanese have the most powerful fleet in those waters.” In North Africa, the British offensive smashed the main Axis forces back out of Cpyrenaica (Eastern Libya) and into Tripolitania with the crack Cold Stream and Scots guards in hot pursuit. The remnants of the Axis armored units which had been holding defense positions at Agedabia, south of Benghazi, atempted to escape during a sandstorm but rear guards were brought to battle at some points by the British. British advances of 20 to 40 miles were reported in the first phase of] the new westward surge, despite; enemy mine fields, and hope was expressed that the drive might now carry on through all of Libya. If] it does, the allies will be in a posi-| tion to strike at Italy from close! range. { Reports that the Axis was pre-| 8 paring against a possible British, & invasion of Italy as a result of the] trend of the war in North Africa) were received in responsible sources in London. In Russia, the Red army was pounding with increasing fury ut the Axis lines from the Crimea to |

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a th ondon Radi { Leningrad and & Lond o number of fires and apparently] said Berlin had decided to make a : iti | ith ' causing considerable damage. The further withdrawal of the German] rn winter defense liné in the Soviet | Japanese radio acknowledged that; + : Ein the fires burned for some hours. Union : Russian shock troops made new In tha, ISSAn Sages Boon y Chiang Kai-shek reported that their landings in the Crimea and were} i UE & 3 i fighting 40 miles north of Sevasto- counter-offensive in the Changsha i bn Foiesia : sector had encircled 30,000 Japanese

ol, while the Russians who had : { rh under siege at Sevastopol con troops about 20 miles to the north-| back ii uiilutci 4 i al © val Ns _-

tinued to crash into the German lines. The Russians had hammered to within about 30 miles of Kharkov in the Ukraine. On the central front before Mos- | Changsha. | § cow, the Red Army was reported | §

developing a wide pincers attack while on the northern front, Rus-| YOUTH STRUCK BY CAR sian reniforcements were reported! Lewis Alexander, 19. of 1205 3 moving the Leningrad area|Comer Ave, is in critical condition |g in what appeared to be another at-| at City Hospital after being struck tempt to knock Finland out of the by a car early today. Daniel Lawwar. | lis, 47, of 2021 Laurel St, said the Royal Air Force bombers, mean-!vouth stepped in front of his car} struck back from Rangoon as he was driving east on Washing- | against the Japanese-held base of | Bangkok, in Thailand, starting a/not held. {

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threatened with annihilation. The} Chinese estimated that the Japa-| nese had lost some 65,000 men in their unsuccessful drive on

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Mrs. Corrie while,

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Hot coffee and hospitality flowed freely for firemen at the home of Mrs. Anna Blythe and Mrs. Lena The women, who are sisters, started to boil coffee as soon as they found

that firemen were fighting a blaze in sub-zero weather at the plant of the Franklin Pure Milk & Ice Said Mrs. Blythe (left) to Fireman Walter Gallamore: “I would want someone else

Her “bovs”—Flovd,

Mother Rescues Baby Who awe ot ce (Upset Stove, Set Home Afire

a son, and Robert, a grandson—are in the Army.

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Calvert rush As Mrs. Calvert tore the burning {to Sandra, found her crying, but unhurt, behind the door connecting the two rooms. “Oh. hittv! Mrs.Calvert Your babies! The |fushed to a near- : i {by grocery to bring house is afire! The} : CR back her husband, who had gone Mrs. Corrie, who |Shopping there.

ia G : Mr. Calvert, using I$ 22 Sromed the Cater which had ran up the] shed | 2lready been carthe! ried into they {house had the | fire under control w h en firemen arrived. Water poured on the fire dripped onto Mrs, James Williams, 87, who lay on a sickbed in the apartment below that of the Corries. Mrs. Anna Cook, daughter of Mrs. Williams, also helped fight the fire. Mrs. Corrie’'s husband, 29, truck driver. He had gone to work before the fire started.

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‘age to the plant of the Franklin Pure Milk & Ice Cream Co, 522 BE. LeGrande Ave. Three companies | fought the fire for more than four ' hours. | Two sisters whose home is near {the milk plant served coffee to the

| firemen during that time. The sis- |

{ ters, Mrs. Anna Biythe and Mrs. | Lena Ullrey, put the coffee pot on the stove shortly after they discovered that firemen were in the back yard of their home at 2036 Singleton St. That was about 4:30 a. m. The firemen were profuse in their thanks. “We're not doing anything for you that I wouldn't want done for my boys,” Mrs, Blythe declared. Her “boys’—Floyd, a son, and Robert a grandson — are in the Army. = 5 x Three days ago, Charles Chapin’s auto balked. The battery failed when he was half a block from his home, 50 W. St. Joseph St. Mr. Chapin left it standing there, intending to get it on a warmer day. all the tires were stripped off the auto by thieves.

2 2 2 A blow torch exploded in the hands of Floyd Goodman, 28, of 558 S. Warman Ave, as he was using it to thaw out water pipes. Mr. Good-

man was burned on the hands, face and chest. He was treated at City Hospital and returned home. His condition is not serious.

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Nick Owens, 3600 W. The loss was estimated

home of | Morris St. at $2000.

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of George Schacke. curred last night at 7001 Syivan St.

LINDBERGH IN CAPITAL WASHINGTON, Jan. 8 (U. P.).— Charles A. Lindbergh arrived here today, presumably in connection with his offer to serve in the Army Air Corps.

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Firemen had a big job on their| | hands today because of the extreme! | cold. Fire caused considerable dam- |

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An overheated smoke pipe run- || of the | house today caused a fire at the |

An electric current extension, run from the house to an auto parked in| the driveway—an arrangement for| keeping the car heated—caused a! {fire which badly damaged the auto! The fire oc-|

AWAIT MAJOR LUZON BATTLE

‘Men Will Meet Test With Skill and Courage,’ Says MacArthur.

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tions and rock-protected positions of Corregidor. But the communique made plain that the lull in the air was not aecombanied by any cessation of ground pressure. “Fighting of varying intensity” was reported along the Luzon land front, presumably consisting of punches by Japanese forces at Gen. MacArthur's short, tight defensive line in an attempt to locate weak spots at which the final assault may be directed. Assistant Secretary of War John J. McCoy reported that the War Department has had no complete report on casualties on either the American or Japanese side. Gen. MacArthur, he indicated, has been too busy fighting to furnish the department with detailed

WEST COAST SHIPPING! RETURNS TO NORMAL

SEATTLE, Jan. 8 (U. P).— Coastal merchant vessel traffic has returned to normal “after a rather ineffective submarine campaign by enemy undersea craft,” the 13th Naval District announced today.

It reported “extremely satisfactory co-ordination” among the forces of British Columbia and the United States Army.

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bulletins on the progress of the battle, However, Mr.. McCoy said that indications were that American casualties have not been “unduly heavy” and that Japan has lost “considerably more” troops than has Gen. MacArthur, Gen. MacArthur himself, McCoy said, is in the field at the side of his troops, directing their operations in person. He naturally declined to indicate whether Gen. MacArthur's headquarters were on the Bataan peninsula or deep within Corregidor, which probably will be the citadel of the final U. S. stand on the islands. The tone of the American communique was in striking contrast to Japanese propaganda claims on the progress of the Philippine campaign. The Tokyo radio took the line that the task of the American forces was “hopeless” and that they were being driven from position after position. Selling Lives Dearly

Gen. MacArthur, however, reported that “the morale and determination of the American and Fhilippine troops are high and that they may be counted on to continue their resistance with skill and courage.” It was apparent that Gen. MacArthur and his men were selling their lives dearly. A War Department report late yesterday dealt entirely with damage inflicted upon defenseless Philippine towns by Japanese planes in concentrated bombing assaults carried out with apparent deliberateness on Sundays and other religious holidays. From British, Dutch, Australian sources came indications of U. S. air and sea reinforcements flowing toward the battle area.

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HIMMLER ON EAST FRONT STOCKHOLM, Jan. 8 (U. P.).— {Heinrich Himmler, chief of the {German Gestapo, has established ‘his own headquarters on the Rus[sian front, it was announced offici-| |ally today in German broadcasts! (that were regarded here as indicating an important increase in Himmler’s power.

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