Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 August 1942 — Page 7

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WASHINGTON, Aug. 13 (U. P.). —Capture by U. S. marines of Tulagi harbor, one of the largest and best harbors in the world, would be “a major disaster” for the Japanese, naval experts said today. Its fall to the hard-fighting leathernecks now consolidating .po-

the Tulagi area would largely offset the other naval base losses of the united nations in the southwest Pacific, it was said.

Japanese of a strategic striking point, since it is near allied ship-

orient Australian cities.

Link With Pearl Harbor

“There that the Japanese had planned and had well underway the development of an enemy base in the Tulagi area,” the' communique said. nation, would provide an excellent

Harbor now is this country’s only first-class harbor in the Pacific.

big bases. .

pines, and Hongkong were impor-

place them.

cost the United States its best sub-

jmarine refueling station in the Far

"{ East, and submarines now have to

make the long journey back to Pearl

plies. Admiral Sir John Jellicoe, com-

during the world war, once looked out over Tulagi and adjoining Ga-

most of the navies of the world Tulagi -and Gavutu harbors are 120 feet—and are capable of acthe bottom is of mud, which provides the best anchorage.

island, which is sheltered by Malaita island on the. noith and

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sitions on three of the islands in|;

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ping lanes and within 1000 miles of| = ‘The Japanese, the navy indicated| 3 ‘in its communique issued last night, |S

planned to take full advantage of| == the opportunities offered by Tulagi.| ==i

One of the principal advantages 5 of Tulagi would be its use as a sub-|¢ marine base. The fall of Manila|s

from 19 to 20 fathoms deep—around | == commodating the largest battleships.|— Too, they are well sheltered, and|=

Tulagi harbor lies off Florida|d

tories last night was started by ang

two larger islands, and especially Guadalcanal, are well-suited to constiuction of air bases.

The Japanese, recognizing the importance of Tulagi, apparently began building up shore establish-

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