Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 November 1942 — Page 15

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CLAIM CARRIER HIT ~ ROME, Nov. 12 (Italian broadcast recorded by U, P. in New York).— Italian torpedo pldnes scored hits on an allied aircraft carrier and two large merchant ships off the coast| of Tunisia yesterday, the high command said today. 1

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NAVY REVEALS 127 CASUALTIES

Dead, Wounded, Missing Since Dec. 7 Now 16,527 In All Branches.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12 (U. P.). —The navy today announced 727 additional casualties, raising the number of dead, wounded and missing announced for all the naval services since last Dec. 7 to 16,527.

The newest casualties—172 dead, 315 wounded and 240 missing—were reported to next of kin between

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Orders Until Nearing North African Shores.

By WILLIAM B. KING U. S. Correspondent with the A, E. F. in North Africa

ABOARD A TRANSPORT WITH A U. 8. AMPHIBIOUS BATTLE | FORCE IN THE MEDITERRANEAN, Nov. 7 (Delayed).—The crash [Ch of a torpedo striking the ship just behind us ushered in the eventful final day of our convoy voyage carrying U. 8. and British troops to a point from which landing operations could be carried out against Africa. "A piercing alarm signal meaning immediate danger for our ship— heavily loaded with American sol-

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diers and their battle equipment— followed instantaneously, sending army and navy gun crews to battle stations. The ship which had been hit was smoking heavily and began falling behind us as the convoy plowed through the Mediterranean. Two seamen and a fire control cfficer said an enemy plane believed to be Italian, loosed two torpedoes and disappeared. Our ship flicked out a query on the signal lamps and after a moment the stricken sister ship replied, “Hit.”

Planes Try to Attack

Her casualties were light and she was taken in tow. Two more alarms sounded before lunch time and as sunset approached axis planes made a determined effort to attack. Firing within the convoy was sporadic. On the horizon was a heavy supporting force of British battleships and large carriers and

they learned their mission. Battalion and executive officers were assembled in the wardroom in one of the battle units and told by the commander of one of the attacking forces.

Determined to Succeed

He pointed on a map and said “Our objective is to take that point and, damn it, nothing is going to stop us. Your orders are to keep going regardless of what happens.” In a similar assembly, Lieut. Col. A. H. Rosenfeld, former Camden, N. J., attorney, explained to his combat team that the operation must continue “no matter how tough the going is, how tired we get or what the opposition is. I am proud of all of you and I know that we are going to be successful in

this supreme adventure... Let us

all bow humbly before the great God of battles and pray that we may live up to our heritage of being an army which has never started a whr, but which has never lost one. “So with ‘for God and country’ on

in Mississippi, and was graduated from the University of Tennessee, where he was a memher of Sigma Chi fraternity. He. received his seminary training at the University of the South at Sewanee, from: which he graduated in 1934, and at the School of Applied Religion, in Cincinnati.

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From 1934 to 1936 he was assistant at St. Paul’s church, Chattanooga, and was vicar of a mission church at St. Elmo, Tenn. which was operated by St. Paul's church. There he served under the Rev. Charles W. Sheerin, who was later vice president of the National Council of the Episcopal church. During that same period he spent one summer as supply pastor in a church in Brooklyn, N. Y. While in Chattanooga he married Miss Anna Patton, the daughter of a prominent church family. They

" Rev. Thomas R. Thrasher

BENES PREDICTS LONDON, Nov. 12 (U. P.)—Dr. Eduard Benes, president of the Czechoslovak government - in - exile, jn |predicted today that the final defeat of Germany and Italy will be accompanied by “revolts and revolutions on a greater scale than in 1918.”

ADDS COURSE IN MALAYAN WALLA WALLA, Wash. (U. P.) — Walla Walla college has become the nation’s third institution of higher learning to include in its curriculum a course in the Malayan languages. The other two institutions now teaching the languages are the universities of Yale and Michigan.

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Preponderant share of those casualties resulted from direct action but included names of those lost in accidents at sea and in the air on duty directly connected with war operations. The newest list included men from all states except Nevada and New Mexico, and. covered Hawaii. A recapitulation of casualties 7 follows: Dead. Wounded. Missing.

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have no children. From 1936 to the present, Mr. Thrasher has been rector of St. Peter's church, Columbia, Tenn. and has had charge of missions at |Mount Pleasant and at Pulaski, Tenn. He has been active in dioc-

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U-boat or bomber. co-operation of the United States and British navies and armed forces did the job. As the day and hour for landing on the beach just east of Algiers grew nearer the atmosphere bristled with evidence of the men’s desire to get into action. ’ In every cabin and corner of the

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of the force bearing down on Africa, consisted of transports and cargo ships and other auxiliary vessels.

Soon the bridge ordered the ship to resume its normal life and the

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ing clips and drums. Deeper in the holds soldiers in greasy fatigues last-minute adjustments to light tanks, heavy guns and numerdus vehicles they planned All were “combat loaded” so men and equipment could be landed quickly on a hostile

The convoy, which was only part

Correspondents had joined the convoy where it was reorganized for the journey into battle. They hadn't even been told what their port of embarkation would be. They knew only that they were going on an offensive operation. with United States forces. Only on arrival at a port town did I learn I was assigned to a transport carrying a battalion destined to be a spearhead of the landings on the Algerian coast. There had been whispers in London which caused me to equip myself with heavy woolen clothing. But I hadn’t been aboard ship long before I realized we were going south, not north. I lived on the ship as part of the battalion. As I sit on my steel helmet with my typewriter on a chair, in a cabin, writing this dispatch, the voice of the colonel is coming over the loud speaker in a final talk to his command. “In just a few hours we are going over the side of the ship and it is a record run,” he said. He warned the men to respect native customs, be friendly to people and “not to shoot unless the situation demands it.” Then, in benediction: “Go out and do your job like soldiers and God bless you.”

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‘Mr. Thrasher was called by the vestry of the Church of the Advent with the approval of the Rt. Rev. Richard A. Kirchhoffer, bishop of Indianapolis, and upon recommendation of a committee of church members, including William W. Hammond, senior warden; Henry W. Bliss, junior warden; Mrs. Sanford W. Benham, Mrs, J. F. Carroll, Mrs. Lucius French, Mrs, Emmet Judson, Mrs, William J. Young, Ralph S. Decker, Willis B. Conner Jr., Raymond Crom, Arthur P. Holt, Thomas. P, Jenkins, John J. Lange, Howard Paddock and Andrew M. Taylor. The Church of the Advent was organized in 1919, culminating a long-charished wish of the late Bishop Joseph M. Francis, predecessor of Bishop Kirchhoffer, to establish an Episcopal church north of Fall creek. Since then it has developed into one of the leading Episcopal churches in Indianapolis.

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