Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 April 1942 — Page 7

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The Berlin correspondent of the

3 A \ A ———-—- i respondent said, the Nazis have pro« \ \ \ NAN NN : IER T ACTICS LONDON, Aprit #8 0. py | WASHINGTON, 4pril 58 (U. ra newspaper Svenska Dagbladet said |quced a giant new transport plang t % | NAR \ NN Anthony Guest, 4!¢ years old, |—The Aeronautical Chamber offi,qay German military leaders were capable of carrying 150 fully<

speaks English so fluently and Commerce estimated today that the hinting that new fighter and bomber | equipped men.

| \ \ RF 3 \ NN frequently that his mother had [ita value of airplanes produced in : = 1122 of 4112 Cases Were Sg \Y Soviet Militarist Says Nazi to drug him to keep him from | 0, C= o 750 000000, compared

revealing their identity while they

\ 3 } | A | : i 44,000,000 in 1940 * WORLD : tnd : \ \ \ N R \ slipped past the German guards (With values of $544,000, On Dies List: Special NN No ; N { \ : \ Infantry Now Precedes into unoccupied France, she said |and $225,000,000 in 1939. FAMOUS... : N\A W AR : NR today. The chamber said that expand- pe Committee Named. \ 3 \ NAT a ah Tanks. His mother, Mrs. Peter Guest, | 4 ioc are being maintained N \ : NX i i : ths she and other al ; KUIBYSHEV, Russia, April 23 (U oe Ls pe Rn & q THe! lor exceeded “despite the immensity P.).—The Red army has developed of the continuing plant expansion

\ : trati after the fall of a new technique for fighting Ger- re, oR samp ¥ and labor training jobs.”

man Panzer attacks that has com- The chance for her and An-

: ivi lled the enemy to make a radical| thony to escape game when the Pe an at in tank tactics, Col. N.| women and children were being ersonal

\ LE J \ WN AN \ SE : .| transferred to another camp. In a N \ > ir y tar . : ployees. A \ = AT : \ Zhuravlev, od , Y o Paris, she said, she and the boy 3 1] F at Girls \ E «Tube “ZENITH” The cases grew out of investiga- : 3 mentator, disclose y HE! slipped out of the line and lost

" : i \ \ \ F Moscow News. : themselves in the crowds. a. you may slim down your face and R —Powerful, tions ordered by congress in 1941. NPE ON \ i The change in technique, which} “Geptine through the wire en- |figure without starvation dieting or back: » ay Rich Tone — 21° 95

WASHINGTON, April 23 (U. P.). —Attorney General Francis Biddle today set up a special inter-depart-ment committee to speed disposi-

: 3 A a \ \ - breaking exercises. Just eat sensibly and The cases include those of 1122 em- NN DLA AE A “SN \ [may be one of the outstanding de tanglements along the border was |take Marmola under the conditions and ac- ats #° No Aerial or

ployees named by the Dies com- ! NAS 3} A |velopments in the war in Russia, gimouit pecause it was heavily |SOTng to directions on the package round Need

Red {08 n- : . \ 3 AN - Marmola Tablets have been sold to the Yor AVL gs: \ mittee. Of 1334 persons whose cases § y NN \ AE ; BA (has been most obvious on the Ka-| oo 0 OF i on BELTS Voom $1.00 A WEEKY

have been fully investigated and SEERA \ 2) NN ARN BN linin front, a vast sector northwest “While we were crawling through [twenty million boxes have been distributed

: NR \ YN y i i 3 . | during that period. reported to the government agen-| 3 \ \ TT of Moscow, Zhuravlev said, adding the pire between the sentries I Marmola is not a cure-all. Marmola fis

3 NN : ’ 1 cies concerned, 322 were on the| SN WN JE SN that tank battles developing there guided Anthony with a rope har- |°nW ah £0 roid dence Oo mind a“ 1 ol \ 4 3 - 1 . SA ’ ba 9 caused by a thyroid deficiency (hypothyroid J Dies list. 3S \ XN \ R at present on a large scale are prov ness I had made and fitted about | sae but who are otherwise norma’ and heal. The new committee's function, | WN TaN NAY oo ing favorable to the Russians. ; his shoulders,” Mrs. Guest said. |B ie Saat ake any oLiagrieis uf at 5 SAS iry, Af Io 3 ly Hie Mr. Biddle said. will be to serve in| { ; RN 3 ¥ SN \ . German tank losses are severa “When I wanted him to crawl a |be consulted for that purpose. Why not try to ; A 4 W N [ MARKET ST an advisory and co-ordinating ca- | NA N ’ \ [times greater than the losses of the certain direction I would tug on lose those ugly, uncomfortable pounds the \ SEL

J i : . \ 3 nN AN Marmola way? Get a box of Marmola today ; , pacity to assist federal agencies in N Nt ERC Red army, he added. the ropes and he would turn.” [from your druggist. Between ines: $tziand Circle

maintaining “uniformity of. pro-| NNN EY sa \ In the new tactics, the article cedure and a fair and efficient dis- | \ \ } BR \ [said, the German Panzer units now charge” of the congressional act. | N \ \ \ : \ AMHMNA advance under cover of fire from} > Mr. Biddle said a comprehensive | an mobile artillery, When they attack OPEN EVERY SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P. M. ; 3 NS N be the German com- | : . report of the investigation, as or-| % WN \ Russian infantry, dered in the act, would be trans-| \ NN ™ mend gah own Afaray to Plaid : muy Dish Cloth i RN a> NN \\ | precede the German tanks. : pi gt to congress before the il ~ a. LX \ Turkish : Closely Woven of the current fiscal year. @ > NR \ ) Tank Values Change T | With Red or \ Ny \ owels

Advertisement AA NR SIC \ “These tactics employed by the Green Border Don’t Neglect Slipping ia } | Germans make the tanks in effect Very Absorbent 3 10¢ FALSE TEETH | an adjunct of infantry, whereas pre- 18x33 : : for viously the Germans had used 1 og oT | Tne) 18F ee ey nagaie od adhe I ut The Rab is Verna Dell Taylor. She is 19, blue-eyed, Mond an | Zhuraviev said. plates, Alphi Chi Omega sorority girl at Indiana university and the “Derby | «rhe change in the German tank

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