Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 February 1942 — Page 24
S. S. ARMY BAGS
i JAP AP PLANES
Sinking of 24S 24 Ships Also Included i in Summary of
Pacific Victories. i WASHINGTON, mat army warplang today were delivering tripi r blows in the battle of Java ater: destroving since Dec. 7 nearly 300 Japanese planes and at least-24
ships in the Pacific — from Pearl Harbor to the Indian ocean. War department communiques of the past two days have described a mounting tempo of American aerial attacks against the Japanese in the Par Pacific, indicating that both i bombers and fighters a are reaching 2 the East Indies in steadily iricreasing numbers. 2 Officials refused to discuss the exEtent of the air reinforcements reaching the Dutch East Indies but S said it was safe to assume they E would play a still greater role in f the struggle for the Pacific South-
F. D. R’s Talk Recalled
a ~ President Roosevelt, in his radio Speech Monday night, said a “large number” of American bombers and Sfighters already are in that war S-aves and are in “daily eontact With . isthe enemy” as well as thousands of American troops. | =~ The army warplanes, including yin fortresses with fast-firing nnon, apparently have taken a savy toll of life among the Japese invasion forces in addition to 3 destruction of ships and planes. # Of the 24 ships sunk by U, S planes, 19 are listed in unofficial bulatior as transports and simipr supply vessels while two abther transports are listed as “probBbly sunk” and about eight have Sheer; damaged ‘in bombing attacks. ~ Of the nearly 300 planes and 24 rd Jenemy ships destroyed by the . American army air forces thus far & large part have | fallen victims rounq the Dutch East Indies. The war depar 1 announced Monday that, since Jan. 1, at least “nine Japanese ships had been sunk and 24 others damaged and 48 enemy planes—13 bombers and 35 " fighters—had been desifoysd in| the “East Indies, |
of One Submarine Included |
"Z Communiques describing action iby the air force in all Pacific areas ee the start of the war booited ese totals to 24 ships sunk, four bably” sunk and 27 damaged d 272 planes destroyed in air bates or on the ground. Listed as sunk are one submarine, 0 destroyers, one battleship and cruiser in addition to the 19 and other supply fres- . Twenty-seven ships are list “as "having been damaged—three battleships, 12 cruisers, two aircraf carriers, two destroyers and eight ‘transports;
= Probably sunk, although not con- » Were two Japanese transa destroyer and s cruiser, In
i addition, Gen, MacArthur's guns in
“the Philippines have shattered and
*“numerous” barges and other Japanese landing vessels,
Biggest Victories Listed
The air force's biggest victories have been scored against Japanese {invasion fieets approaching: Suinatra and Java, in the air over Bali, ‘at the Japanese-held port of Balik- ~ papan on the Borneo east coast and in the famous battle of Macassar straits. &% The one submarine sunk by army ‘planes was destroyed by Pacific coast bombers at Christmas time, The U. S. fighters and bombers in the battle of the Dutch East Indies are tackling | larger enemy Bd fleets ‘now—probably as their strength grows—aeccording to F Gepariment commuiiqres.
BY RUBBER STATUS
. WASHINGTON, Feb. 26 (U. P,).— n Harry 8. Truman (D, §Mo.), of the senate defense investigating committee, announced today hat his committee is not satisfied § adequate steps| are taken” by fhe 3S Sovernmen ‘to Meet; the Tuliber Bastion. statement followed disclosure ‘by a congressional source that the ‘prod board has set a profor synthetic rubbe;: of ually by 1944, That would pproximately equal the 10 : me nsumption, commit-
(. pn Eugene lean sun-tanned ed |a~ list of nine aerial | | heroes whose plots against ‘the Japanese won for valor. He was awarded e Silver Star and Purple Heart ye gallantry in the Philippines.
SOLDIERS FREE TO WED | ‘WASHINGTON, Feb, 26 (U. P.), oldiers ‘no longer are required to n; permission from the superior pers before hey y be married, BES Balers thy 1. Stimson | today. He id e regulation tiring such authorization hd repealed.
———————————————————— SHES NO STRIKE PLEDGE ETROIT, Feb. 26 (U, P.) .—PresBR. I. "Thomas of the United ‘Workers warned today "y the duty of every meinlocal of the U. a, ‘W-C.1.0.
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2 From Here In Ohio Choir
Charles Mueller Betty Steinkamp Two melnbers of the Spring-
are from Indianapolis. ‘Betty Steinkamp of 3904 Rook~ wood ave. ¢ freshman, and Charles Mueller of 927 E. Southern Ave, &. junior, sing with the choir which can be heard over WIRE at 10:45 p. m. Sundays during lent. The choir is making a tour. of cities in New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio and the Lenten radio program will be comprised ‘of special songs and readings,
30 BLOW SINKS BRITISH TANKER
Survivors at. Puerto Rico Tell of Surviving Two - Clashes With Subs.
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, Feb. 26 (U. P.).—Members of the crew of the -3685-ton: British tanker La Car-
ship had survived two German submarine attacks within four hours but ‘succumbed to a third three
hours later.’ The survivors did not know whether ong submarine or two or three attacked them. The first, at-
the ship amidship with two torpedoes. A blast from the ship’s gun caused it to submerge at once, and some witnesses thought. a hit had{soso been made on it. A second attack was made af, 11 p. m. A torpedo was fired at La (Carriere but missed. At 2 a. in, yesterday, with the whole crew ¢n deck, a torpedo struck the bow of the ship and it sank in three minutes.
One Dies in Lifeboat
There were 42 men in the crew. They took to lifeboats, Twenty men arrived at Guanica ‘in southern Puerto Rico ‘yesterday in one boat and three more, with the body of a fourth, who had died en route, arrived in § second boat an hour later, Survivors said the last they saw [jof Capt. R. H. Cairns, the master, {lhe was in {he water. giving orders to his men how to. save themselves. They believed that other members of the'crew would make land in the other life boats.
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EICHHORN TO REPORT ON WINGER OUSTER
Fred Eichhorn, public service commission chairman, said today he would issue a statement tomorrow concerning the dismissal of Harry V. Wenger, Republican, chief engineer of the commission for the past 13 years. Slated to replace Mr, Wenger is Hugh Abbot}, a Democrat, who until recently Was an engineer for the federal power commission at Salt Lake City. Mr. Abbott worked for the commissjon as an engineer several years ago. Friends of Mr. Wenger said he did not plan to take action under the state merit law for engineers which provides that an engineer may not be removed for political reasons and permits appeals to the state board of engineers and then to the circuit court.
COCA-COLA SELLS SUGAR FOR DEFENSE
NEW YORK, Feb. 26 (U. P.) — The Coca-Cola Co. today announced the sale of 45,000 tons of refined granulated sugar to the Defense Supplies Corp. The transaction, made at request of the war production board, will supply sugars for distribution along
nouncement said. The deal was said te have been consumated at a price “somewhat less than the current ceiling.”
Deaths—F unerals : 1 Indianapolis Times, Thurs, Feb 8, 102
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Houses and Lots Sale 25
$2— WINTHROP, 3066 — Modern front, gentleman, SOREL space, HU-2683. PENNSYLVANIA, 2317 N.—Nice TooiD, rivate home, Near transAha, 'A-8172. 50; HARDING, N., 2144 — Large front a innerspring:” privileges; on trolley: evenings a. t, steam, smal
I. ily, near Central. TWA 1404. ©
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Nicely furnished room, innerg; Spring: next. hath: ii ate home. Near son's. BHE-3813
Sess well furrivate home; near
RCHWOOD. 308 warm Qushed WA-1709.
transportation.
BROADWAY, 2316—Nice, clean, warm; ihnetshiings: hot water; near carline.
BLVD. PL. 2838-—Nice large front roo gentlemad preferred. Suitable 2.7T TA
ARRO N, 2546—Large, light, ver e Sri HE ~ 4 t to bath, $3.50, Telephone.
LLEGE, 1511 team heat; oO hot wa oh adults: Cw men. ARE, 1846 la beautifull rn 3 beds: Bmpioyed,
furnished room TA-3875. (Call PM AY. 926 N.—Warm., rT room; CRA 22%] A. & Mallory’s. Reasonable. shed room, Single or
HARLAN, Furnish double, near International, RCA. MA-4001.
MERIDIAN, 2937 N.—Large side room, near bath, Phone. Garage. Near transportaon.
NEW JERSEY, nished warm Garage. TA. 3026. NEW JERSEY. 3061 N.—Warm, 1-2; innersprings; hot water; real home, 'Reasonable. WA-8504. wy decorated | fore Near bath.
NOBLE, 316 S.—Large, ROBSON, 2818—Nice Hout room, near Garage. CH
2306 N. large,
room, employed
room, large closet; Suitable bath. ' Private home. 22895.
RUCKLE 3233, apt, ea Employed lady; des iG urnished i
908—Large, warm front, inners spring. ne ‘next a No other roomers,
transpor ian near ortabis Sod Franbpos preferred. MA-5259.
Gon. SMS ow ny Park)-> rooms, Also EN ‘3-To0m og THR all utilities.
WASHINGTON BLVD, 2838—Light, cheerfu ao, adjoining bath; innersprings.
RUFF, 578 BE. Drive—Well furnished downstairs’ room, next bath; 2 employed gen
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$6 WK. UP—BARTON HOTEL Large, clean, attrac. rms.; good beds, free il paring, Delaware at Michigan,
i Jones Hotels Tc $5 up SPENCER HOTEL—Marvin: i Mgr. 17
vy Apartments. Desirable Also sleeping rooms.
30 OR Liban A
Five Shirin
ALABAMA, 2258 N,—Front 2 room apart Haus: Pe private entrance. TA-
846—1-2 with en tance, utilities.
HROADWAY 1138-2 clean, warm, side rooms. Private bash and entrance; i
privileges, walking dis-
room Apartments S
Located on Lafayette blvd, in wood, d., 1% acres. Call 2377; BR-56560 with Jack
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In good buviness district, large corner storeroom, modern 2 room in rear, up to date Shelving and show oases; heat and water furnished. 2801 W, 10th st.
E INDUSTRIAL LOT Paul B oa oa 9 G50. MA 1331 ardman - FLETCHER 7 TRUST COMPANY, AGENT
ORNER 10TH & OLNEY-—Large room, heat ater furnished. Reduced rent.
STOREROOM—4900 nor 22460 heat furnished; best ocation’ i reasonable. U-1727.
CARROLL TON, 2212+ ae entrance. WA-44/
ation one: room kitchenette apaztient, studio couch, excellent heat, utilities.
GROFF, 1441—Near Allison’s; uiilisies, - bath, ‘electric washer, $4. BE-3132-
BENWOOD 3021-—Nice, clean, unfurn kitchen privileges oDIONAL.
rit onth;
LINDEN, 1205=Front 2-room furnished or partly, utilities,
ment, Pe Btoker. )
NEW JERSEY, 1319 N.—Afttractive front efficiency apartment, frigidaire, steam, phone. Lon
rooms.
N.—Attractive 2 HBL IR Frigidaire; . hot water:
utilities.
UNIVERSITY, 4928—Nice home for 2 with lady. ar furnished bungalow. Phone,
E—3 1 fortable, so 2 next path, 63 50." Barbiog. pe
«= Lovely furnished bedroom T tile bath, a ob in-a-door, Venetian binds, refri oil
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