Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 May 1942 — Page 2
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JAPS STEP UP | ACTION IN BAY
New Assaults Seen as Effort to Seize Rest of Islands in Philippines.
WASHINGTON, May 5 (U. P.).— Resumption of heavy assaults on Manila bay forts and new. landings in Mindanao were believed today to be indications that the Japanese were beginning a campaign to wipe out the remaining American-Fili-| pino resistance in the Philippines. | After the fall of Bataan there was | a comparative lull in the Manila bay area while the Japanese attacked the Visayan islands ' of Cebu and Panay. That action led to belief that the Japanese might | be preparing to lay siege to Corregidor rather than attempt a direct assault. ! Corregidor represented what military observers here believed was a | far more difficult system of defense to storm than did the islands of Hongkong and Singapore.
Renew Intense Attacks
The renewed intense attacks on Corregidor's Ft. Mills, and the | neighboring forts Drum, Hughes and Frank, make it look now as though an effort to land and overwhelm the defenders may be attempted. . Corregidor, the main island, is about two miles off the rugged Bataan shore at the nearest point. Any attempt to land Japanese forces would be met by the big coastal guns and mobile artillery which have replied so effectively to the Japanese. The activity reported yesterday gave no signs that the defenses were weakening. But Lieut. Gen. Jonathan M. Wainwright's forces took a five-hour pounding from manys guns of about nine and a wv > ¢ Ye {
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n HEE A : y . : : JAP 5TH COLUMN| French Colonies Play Important Role; THOUGH FRANCE surrendered Island Conrfved With an increasing part in the war. COMDRO ISLANDS | by British naval and military isin (U. P.)~Japanese fifth columnists and the southeastern coast. The gials, omictal quarters charged to-| ;_ Japanese to take it over. anese proved. Vichy France, unmade it a military operational bring Thailand into its camp, and the Dutch East Indies. 3,758,350. Africa, are the largest units of the the Frenchmen are anti-axis and the axis cause, Vichy permitting Feeling in the island was reported) ¢.)) o¢ 5 time when they were RAS Laval was returned to power. There sa. _ Reports had reached South Africa| ;,¢ions, It overthrew its Vichy of their accuracy, especially because| pyoo prench. It is now an imporCHILD FATALLY BURNED The other units of the French Taylor ‘was burned to death| and neighboring islands in Wy Wea CEYLON was burned seriously as flames from States to Australia. It joined the
i 3 ® d : : 's hs . IN MADAGASCAR Allies Take Madagascar to Halt Jap Grab 3 in the spring-of 1940, her colonies Madagascar, taken over today Reis Enemy Agents. forces, is the key to-control of the ’ a 8 oto SEAstaT united nations acted to forestall Cay as they les that British French Indo-China had equal der axis pressure, permitted Japan base, brought sufficient pressure from it launched attacks that These two, plus French West Actually, so far as control of the » h empire, French West anti-Japanese, rather than pro-Free supplies to through it to the to have taken an even more de- severely pressed by attacking have been frequent pro-ally demon-| pRENCH EQUATORIAL Africa also of mass arrests by Vichy au-{ omoials soon after France surthe Vichy element is in the minor-| ps gpply line through the heart KOKOMO, May 5 (U. P.)—Ivan| empire are small but as strategiJoseph : here yesterday when a stove and can| Oceania lie across the united nathe explosion engulfed the two-| Free French in 1040 and United : EAT wl
PAGE 2 : By UNITED PRESS Charge Vihy Offi on 105 Gm ot MADAGASCAR in the name of the united nations id PRETORIA, South Africe, Mad 5 western part of the Indian ocean with the connivance of Vichy offi- the Vichy government permitting iitay forces had occupied the strategic importance, as the Japto share in its “defenses.” Japan from it on adjoining Thailand to overwhelmed British Malaya and and the mative population tolals Africa and French Equatorial island itself is concerned, most. of Africa has to some extent served French, wifotiauls report, axis armies in adjoining Libya last TIT cided anti-Vichy turn when Plerre| oo..." strations lately, according to reports.) 54 served the cause of the united thor'ties, but there was some doubt| yon gered, joining the cause of the ity. of Africa to the Middle East. Dillard Taylor, 3-year-old son of| cally important. New Caldonia od Li a of kerosene exploded. The father| tions supply lines from the United room house. States troops recently were landed Indian Ocean
particularly concentrated on Corregidor, while 13 separate raids were made by light and heavy heavy bombers.
there to assure its defense against I any Japanese aggression. gh - The islands of Martinique and : AVNET NOS ps Guadeloupe form the French West ee Gi Indies and are only a few hundred miles from the Panama Canal at the entrance of the Caribbean. While nominally under Vichy, their government has an agreement with the United States which assures that they won't be used by the axis. The islands of St. Pierre and Miquelon are in the mouth of the St. Lawrence river, on the North Atlantic trade routes between North America and Europe. Their Vichy authorities were overthrown last Christmas in a bloodless coup and the Free French are in charge.
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enemy bombardment or air attacks. That was the climax of several days of steady artillery and aerial hammering. During that time the navy lost the 560-ton river gunboat Mindanao. It was sunk by enemy bombing attacks in the vicinity of Corregidor without casualties to the crew.
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— MOSCOW, May 5 (U. P.).—The|the Russians have begun their
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Russians today claimed successes on the Kalinin and Leningrad fronts and the destruction of 264 German planes in a week. Last midnight’s communique said for the first time in weeks that Soviet forces “carried out offensive operations. . . .”. Inasmuch as that became .a stock phrase in communiques during the height of the Russian offensive last winter and recently, presumably since the spring thaw obviated large operations, had been replaced by “no change. . . .,” it might mean that
spring offensive. The communique said the Soviet lost only 71 planes from April 26 to last Saturday, while the Germans were losing 264. : On several sectors of the Leningrad front, it said, the Russians destroyed 10 fortifications and two observation points, killing 1100 Germans. The Germans attacked a populated place on the Kalinin front, but the Russians counter-attacked, drove them back and captured large
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VISITS HERE MAY 30
A state-wide victory pageant will visit. approximately 64 cities on a 2000-mile tour of Indiana this summer in the interests of the war bond drive. : . Through the efforts of Ray C. Brock, Indiana director of the Fraternal Order of Eagles and the Indiana Aeries, the pageant will wend its way over the state to visit! Indianapolis on the afternoon of May 30. Several war-order plants are preparing displays for the caravan as well as various civic clubs, labor
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DULUTH, Minn.,, May 5 (U. P.). ~Thirteen members of a private
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Marquardt’s sons, George, 28; Karl, 33, and Robert, 32, and Arnold Patzold, 33; Elmer Patzold, 33; Archie Soderbeck, 28, and Delford Chapin, 22, served a year and a day
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selective service law. less time off for good behavior; at| A mock trial will be held at the All but one were members of one|nhe gandstone, Minn., federal prison | Saturday night meeting of the family; that one is a family friend. sor refusing to register. Actual Masters and Wardens assoThey ranged in age from 20 to 62.| A grand jury ipdicted them again | ciation of Marion county at Beech Seven had already served terms for|jast Tuesday for failing to return|&rove Masonic lodge. |refusal to register for the draft.|iheir questionnaires. The jury also| John Linder will be attorney for They had been reindicted for re-|ijndicted Marquardt, his son, Jos-|the lodge and Otto Cox will be fusing to return draft question-|eph, 20; Walter Jowsesky, 52; Louis|“John Doe,” defendant. James Gilnaires when prison authorities reg-|pangerl, 51; David Pangerl, 42, and |lespie will preside and Walter Boemistered for them while they were in|1oyis Patzold, 40, for refusing to|ler will act as secretary. . register in the Feb. 16 and April 27| wij a1 Their leader was Paul Marquardt, | registrations. Dee Lh - re 62, a prosperous farmer, who served| Chapin is a friend of the family. Markle. The depositions committee a prison term for refusing to regis-| The Pangerls and Jowsesky are|ijs composed of Francis Hearne, Al ter for the draft in the last war.|Marquardt’s brothers-in-law. Arnold jen, Dishérough, Homer H gs i He was convicted in December, |patzold is his son-in-law. William Herold and ii 1940 for advising his sons and rela- Heaton i i tives not to register and received a Arrangements committee members suspended sentence. FIRE TRUCK DON ATED are Melvin Kettelhut, Ernest C.
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