Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 May 1942 — Page 6

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and air forces in the battle of the|feet by allied planes and showed Coral sea. : there was perfect weather throughe The pictures were taken at 18,000|out the action.

xt i: y Ho \ | | | i EIN eo Gail whom WILCOX IS ADVANCED, =o = Someone, amir! PICTURES GIVE LIE " All lieutenant commander, vacated re-| 10 JAPANESE ALIBI BY SARAIAH COUNGIL (cect by Lieut. Col. Garrett W. SOMEWHERE IN AUSTRALIA, Eugene D. Wilcox, secretary of Olds. Marshal T. Levey, senior May 14 (U. P.) —Photographs which the Thornton-Levey Printing Co. |P8st commander in chief, Was| reached this allied base today comwas advanced to sovereign prince of named orator. The position of pletely disproved Japan's alibi that pr

Saraiah council, Princes of Jeru-|orator was removed from the regsalem, at the biennial election last|ular line of succession. bad weather favored the U, 8. naval

night at the Scottish Rite cathedral./! The new officers were installed by ’ Kenneth E, Yates, local insurance | William Suckow, retiring sovereign ’ man, was appointed master of en-|Prince, and James H. Lowry, com- a trances, starting point in the of-|mander in chief. : ficial line. Mother's Friend Other officers chosen were Bert helps bring ease E. Cordle, Indianapolis, high priest; and comfort to John A, Kendall, Danville, senior expectant warden; John D, Hughes, junior mothers warden; Carl A. Ploch, treasurer; os Fred I. Willis, secretary; C. Win. FRIEND ag . ex - field Hunt, master of ceremonies: Sy IY pre.

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IN PEACE PLEA

x Diplomats Certain Hitler or Duce Not Behind

Vatican’s Appeal.

4 LONDON, May 14 (U. P)~— LE Diplomats today regarded Pope \ . Plus XII's appeal for peace as a | Benuine effort to stop the war and ~ pot as a move inspired in any fashion by Benito Mussolini or

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~ They said he knew the misery and war weariness of Germany, Italy and the occupied nations and obviously had felt it incumbent upon him to make another effort to halt the conflict.

~ Informed quarters said his ap-| peal, like others from {he Vati-

ean, had no chance of succeeding until the axis was crushed. The pope said as much yesterday in his 45-minute address on the 25th anniversary of his consecration as a bishop. Cites Suffering

“We know that in the present state of affairs the formulation of specific proposals for a just and equitable peace would not have any well-founded probability of success,” he said. “Indeed, every time one speaks the word ‘peace’ he runs the risk of offending one side or the other,” He said the war had caused “unheard of pains, misery and suffering, and called upon responsible world statesmen to reach a peace which would be “dignified. just and lasting for all nations.” Apparently referring to Hitler's

4 soldier and labor breeding program.

the pope said: . “We should like to send a fatherly word of warning to the rulers of ‘nations: The family is sacred. The Jamily is the cradle not only of children but also of nations. Don’t let the family become a mere ante-

for their work—themselves.

QUEZON TO SET UP EXILE GOVERNMENT

WASHINGTON, May 14 (U. P.) — President Manuel Quezon of ‘the Philippines prepared today to set up

ington—the first refugee government to be established in the United

States. Quezon arrived here yesterday from Australia with his wife and three children and several Philippine officials. He was greeted by President Roosevelt, Secretary of the Interior Harold L. Ickes, Secretary of State Cordell Hull, Gen. George C. Marshall and many other officials. All the ranking heads of govern-

Philippine president, who led his

from Manila, then from Corregidor

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James C, Gipe, hospitaler, and Fran Borns, tyler, all of Indianapolis.

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and finally from headquarters inf ‘| Australia. 3 Quezon technically is mgrely the political leader of an island archipelago which is still under American sovereignty, but his ‘wecome compared to those usually given foreign chiefs of state. Because, congress has already enacted the law setting the Philippines free, Quezon will be able to establish a semi-sovereign government here, with jurisdiction over the 100,000 Filipinos in the United States, and theoretical jurisdiction over 17,000,000 natives of the 7138 islands in the Philippines.

NAZIS. CLAIM NINE CONVOY SHIPS SUNK

BERLIN, May 14 (U. P.) —(German broadcast recorded by United Press in New York)—A special communique said today that German submarines, attacking -a British convoy in the north Atlantic, sank nine ships totaling 31,000 tons and damaged a 10th. It. said that 12 ships, totaling 59 VIRGINIA AVE, 82,000 tons, had been sunk off the

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