Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 October 1942 — Page 6

i Emphasize Lack of Final Vie ry: y P ye lHiS PROPAGANDA

, Oct. 1 (U. P).—A Ber-{for Germans was: You have com-ipsople It means that Hitler no floor ledge | ae Ha § [every worker in Indiana will be mitted yourselves. You have be-|lenger looks for an all-out victory.” Tries . he | BR 4 |needed to meet the state's new war ebachter, official newspaper or.|COme mY accomplices in, the bloods The conservative Daily Telegraph’ | Fie to Coins: Europe ; adio | ; bond: quota of $24,000,000 monthly, ‘of the Nazi party, today that 1% crimes this world Dag vel mm: That U. S. Convoy S a : 3 | The new quota was based upon the fuehrer frankly told his people |<OWD.) Men and women ir “Compared to the substance of{~ Thi 0y oYyS- tt > the average income of Hoosier work BE the gravity of the fighting and|TT SV out 10% Vengeance WATIRitler's utterances up to & year ago tem Is Faili , fount £0 ers over the last five years, which Be endurance demanded. by the Sion fF you, the speech marks a retreat from his ailing. Ny |averaged about $300,000,000 a year, means of averting Justice but by former overwhelming confidence 08 2 .{Total monthly income would be fighting on to the end.” ~~ |which we of the united nations may By JOE ALEX MORRIS | about $25,000,000 and war bond omfirmed that Hitler would con-| I0is view was shared ploy | YESH 6 01 the united nations may United Press Forelgn Editor clals Wray Fleming, state adminis. er the strategic objective of the|atic quarters that Hitler empha-| yong» ! LONDON, Oct. 1 (U. P.).—Adolf man summer = offensive as|SiZed especially the necessity .of ‘= - " |Hitler has thrown his personal ed ‘with the ‘barring of the|bolding present German gains, THE FORGOTTEN MAN prestige behind s strange new trend standing came $24,000,000 as an income basis for olga river to Russian traffic. They said he alled to make’ any WORCESTER, Mass. Oct. 7 (Ul, “0 paganda; designed to i ; cE o the ‘state from which 10 per cent Hitler's speech yesterday was re-|promise of final victory or even {0|p) concluding a war bond sales Pro aie ; will be sought. ded here as so weak that one|promise that the war would end|g.ve 2000 American legionnaires|offset fears German occupied : til 3 sl “The new quota will be reached vspaper suggested that it was the| within a foreseeable future. from eight Worcester posts marched| countries of the’ armed might of the NEW YORK, Oct. 1 (U. P).—The| Fie Be — Sa 3 Sd only it everybody invests 10 per ok of a ghost writer. ic now, sans JHiitjes; Serinany Stary & toward otty: hall last ment United States, allied experts “pe-| United ‘States employment service] = a. cent of his income for the duration was different,” the aily Ex- hang on $ a reviewing stand they snap, , 37 ‘said today that laborers who g0 tol mu of the war,” Mr. Fleming said. ss said. “It was slick, more flip- exhausted first,” The Daily Mail “eyes 1ight” fo, salute Mayor Wil- lieved today, after Snalysiog his| ey ay RE — A athe The axis turned on Hitler when all males but a Iad of 17 in the | “ory © = “0 financed, fought t, less loaded with home made commented. “No one can miss liam 4. Benne winter relief speech, ment’s a) will be guaranteed 125), armed forces. Perched atop {and won in no other way and 10 ory. tremendous significance of this/were empty. No one had notified] 1 pag been noted recently that|tneir room and. bore besides $35 Sind of Aslilis (Top 100) aterell She per cent will be looked upon as each “The real meaning of the speech|statement, least of ‘all the German|the mayor. ° : Paul Joseph Goebbels, German|a week. the town’s identification sign is a black cat named—that's right—Hitler! | American's share.”

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But the biggest Nazi problem at present is to convince the people of Germany and of France and other occupied countries that United States power has been nullified. To meet this problem, Goebbels, Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop and even the German high command have resorted for the first time to desperate measures in an attempt to persuade Europe that the axis is able to score victories over troop convoys on the way to

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