Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 June 1942 — Page 10
THE INDIANAPOLIS TiMES
THUKSDAY, JUN 1), 1944
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U. S. Position Helped by | Peaceful Demobilization Of French Warships.
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PANAMA CITY, June 11.—The peaceful demobilization of the French warships at Martinique, without a show of force, has greatly strengthened the position of the nited States for future negotiations concerning American air and Surface patrols inside the threenile limits of the French wesy indies when the presence of 2a axis submarine or raider is suspected. t The attitude of Rear Admira Creorges ‘Robert, French high commissioner for the West Indies, seems] o indicate his continued willingness to meat the United States half-§ vay in tightening the Caribbean] Yeainst prowling U-boats.
§ Subtle Overtures Made
: The adminil’s 1ong career as af French navy officer presupposes his
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TO GET DEGREES Geta Normal to Honor Dr. John T. Barnhill and Corliss Maxam.
Times Special DANVILLE, ind, June 1— Honorary doctor of law degrees will Be conferred on two Indianapolis men at the 88th annual commencement exercises of Central Normal college here Friday. They are Dr. John Finch Barnhill, Indianapclis surgeon, now a resident of Miami, Fla, and Corliss RB. Maxam, registrar and director of placement at Butler vniversity. Both men attended Central Normal college. Dr. Finch is 8 specialist Mh diseases of the nose, thivat land ear and has been a stirgeon for 43 years. Mr. Maxam formerly was director of placement and a professor of education at Central Normal [college prior to assuming his post at | Butler.
= 2 = | Edward Pilarski, South Bend, has | been named winner of the Alpha | Mu Kappa award, given to the out-
In the Libyan desert water is a weapon of prime importance. Here it is poured into tested tins after foraging trucks had brought supplies of the precious liquid pack from desert water holes.
Fogs, Deep Inlets Would Make Jap Carrier Hard to Find.
By Science Service WASHINGTON; June 11-—Fre= quent fogs and the presence of
| many rocky islands with deep water
close inshore make the Aleutian peninsula and archipelago a good place for a game of hide-and-seek involving the earrier or earriers presiimably used by the Japanese in their raid on Duteh Harbor ang the American planes and warships that will try to find and destroy the enemy craft. It is a practical eertainty that the raiding aireraft were earrier-pased. The distanees involved (iore. than 2500 miles from Tokyo) are beyond the practical range of even the bigbest bombers the Japs are kioewn to possess, and far beyond the range of the fighter planes, which aeceéom= panied the bombers. It should be
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possible for earviers to dodge in and {out ameng the islands, if their |cominanders know the waters well | Ang since Japanese fishing eraft
ing at more than a hit-and=run raid. They are really the tops of a chain of submerged voleahie moin= tains, the eontinuation of the range that forms the backbone of the Aleutian peninsula. ‘There ate hundreds of treacherous submerged rocks and pinnacles, many of them uhehatrted; that could rip the bot= tom ott of an incaiibious destroyer.
= | , among the world’s most difficult AL HIDEOUTS islands for landing purposes, and henee for invasion by a force aim=
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vbedience to oiders from any recog alized superiory vet his assumptio pf leadership during the recent ne-§i gotiations with Rear Admiral John HH. Hoover, commander of Americar aaval units in the Caribbean, andj ‘He state deparfinent can be takenj 3s a hopeful sigh of his gradual ndependence from the Vichy France of Pierre Laval Subtle overtures are being mad to Admiral Robert by distinguishe Free French agents, stationed im the Caribbean, seeking the admiral open or even tacit support for Gen} + charles de Gaulle.
Robert Noncommittal
i 4 i" Sas | standing man in the graduating Here are some wartime ideas shown at Chicago's blackout show. | class at Central Norfial college. At feft, Eoretta Hiyhes models ah unbreakable, liminots Walking stick | The award was made this week at of plastic material. It is also useful as 2 club. At the right is a Belt | (je annual senior award cenvoeas with batterv-powered fore-or-aft light, making it safer for cyclists
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many years, Times Special that all important soundings aie aT oaent summer's moss Datienng
v ; hy BLOOMINGTON; Ind, June 11.— well kiown to the enemy. tion, at which Charlotte Anderson, The Indians university library has| Continuous Daylight
| Indianapolis, acting president of the sd patel [senior class, gave the valedictory,| Started cataloging 10000 items of| myen in making a getaway, Aleu-
Miss Anderson also was listed as a] material on Abraham Lincoln, re- tian geography and weather eondisenior member of “Who's Who in cently purchased by the university | tions favor the raiding cartier, It
American Universities” and was an/ from the Oakleaf Lincoln collection [is one of the foggiest, rainiest re=
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curator of speeial collections at the| ope condition, however, favors . : : ; tu 4 ; ; i AN AVERAGE NIGHT'S JOB |uhiveisity, is directing the Work. [the huntine-pack b 3 PY toy . : : g-pack of patrol planes WASHINGTON, June i1 (U.P.).— poster in the world is the ANeTIcRR} BOSTON (U. P).—A pin boy set-| The Oakleat collection is regard= | that ave presumably hard ab work
. People being people, a lot of them flag, as a8 matter of fact. We 8C- {ing up 45 games each in two bowl: ed by historians and authorities oh | now seeking the elusive enemy {couldn't or wouldn't grasp the fact tually have an American flag poster ine alleys for an average night's|Dineeln a8 one of Americas’ five| craft. Tt is now less than thiee that rubber is scarce. | —just the flag with the words, ‘Give work lifts the equivalent of one ton outstanding libraries oh the eivil weeks until the longest day in the So the War production board asked it your best.” 12 feet in the air. war president. ‘year, 50 that the pursuers have al=
the office of emergency management| for an assist by the OEM's graphic arts section. Result: Another poster
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Admiral Robert remains noncomnittal in his redctions but thos -lose to Martinique say that it i ng seeret that he enjoys the poner f his position as benevolent diecfator of Martinique and the rest 5f the re bigs gs : I Was Born. pe expected that he will not be al ; ; ; together unwilling to continue this) This one showed four soldiers in a jeep bouncing over the top of a}
status. / ¢ 2 ’ ’ f / The demobiliadtion of the Fréneclaghill, with the egend: “They have Vi 74 / SO S [7A as. mn m / SO S a. e - /, a, aircraft carrier Bearn, the lighbfmore important places to go than! ' ; d critiser Emile Bertin, and otherf i» ; ff — i Se 4 K ur ower—{ give You ’ ately ~{ keep ¥o drained and their guns removed / TF they should fall inte the handsfidea that rubber is precious. of the axis it would require a cohat W. B. Phillips head of the graph- & HONOR JAVA SEA HEROES the eity of Marblehead, Mass, oh! “A poster is a kind of flag, really | Flag day, next Sunday. {—it adds td excitenient. The best]
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Guadeloupe is naw at a stage wher their as fighting ships J 5.000.000 on 26 different subjects disbelieved to be satisfactorily ro-f tributed by the graphic arts section —Three officers and 60 nien of ‘He he said. “When you put up a poster U. BS. Marblehemid, | it is apt to stay up at least 30 days.| which reached home port after shi- That means its message—a single, |
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