Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 March 1942 — Page 7

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FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1042

‘STOP THINKING |= DEFENSE'--KING|

Admiral Pledges Vietory| When Sworn as Chief of | Naval Operations.

WASHINGTON, March 27 (U.P) ; — Admiral Ernest J. King, com-| f=) ¢ J 9 mander-in-chief of the U, 8, fleet || b 4 4 ] p }

said yesterday when he was sworn in ag chief of naval operations that

“elif dars of victories are in the Jit e \ making—we will win this war” 0 Admiral King said the nation] ; ¥ A

must expect to| take some hard] blows in order to give even harder blows inj return it

He fs the frst}: admiral to hold}! the dual jobs of}! commander - in-| chief of the U 8S. fleet and chief |: of naval opera-|: tions ; the oath was! 8 A aa © dministered by | Rear Admiral): Admiral King W. B. Woodson. |! fudge advocate general of the navy in the presence of Secretary of the | Navy Frank Knog and other high | | ranking navy officials | i Forecasts Dong War | “Upon taking office as chief of | naval operations” Admiral King | | catd. “I find little to add to what Ii have already said during the three | | menthe that © have been com-| | mandet in-chief of the United! |

States fleet However, since repetition Is Aa form of emphasis, it may not bed amiss to repeat that thiz will be a long and hard war, No miracles

pS oe E ( \ & 4 | \ } ; are to be contemplated or expected : 3 Bright, bold and becoming candy st

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WAR RESPONSIBILITY | A | Fe | | OF RADIO EXPLAINED ~~ / /S% SRR | rio :

CHICAGO. March 2T (U, PO— frank E. Mullen, vice president of | the National Broadcasting Co. |} warned radio officials from 10 states vesterday that broadeasting as usual belongs to the same limbo as “business as usual” Speaking at a meeting called to draft a war-time program of cooperation between the netw ork and | 3 | fits affiliates, Mr Mullen gain \ g Ayah _ ; ra » x TANEE HEEL HEGHTSS mended radio for the work it has § \ } ont " : , done to date but added “Broad- | ¢ NF — n 3 ¥ 0 f he py. \ casters generally have not been and i § i sf or LEATHER HEELS! COVERED are not now sufficiently realistic i | ow ; / HEELS! - about the impact of war on the}: N \! % A / dL 5 LA WW FF A business and service of broadeast- || f Y AE ) j p SR CLD Aw + BROWN-WNITE! BLUE-WHITE! ng ; DF LM Y WNW It fs our duty to see that all} 3) \ NE A Jy W g \ A WE Up d wv SOFT, WHITE SUEDES with discussion and criticism on the air : Fr a } A WR bl Bn CALF TRIM! is from responsible people only,’ p he said.

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DULUTH, Minn, March 27 (WU, Na o . Sa x: \ PP) Official navigation season on ; SR } = FJ ~ | the Great Lakes began last night Rich rayon sating beau: when an oreboat of the Cleveland fitful and feminine with Cliffs Steamship Co. set an all-time laces, of lace and em. ; record by winning a nine-hour nent broidery trims! Tai »

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