Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 December 1942 — Page 11

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U.S. AND FILPINO

FORCES STILL HOLD

Japs Start Series of Broadcasts Telling of ‘Annihila-

broadcasts.

States and Philippines forces were even able to patrol the coasts of the islands to watch for Japanese landing parties. There was every indication that the defense must be under the command of high officers because of

Furthermore, Japan admitted, the defenders were still getting recruits from the Philippines population. For some reason not apparent, unless it was to report a victory however small, the Japanese started yesterday to broadcast reports about the Philippines.

Claim Annihilation

First Japanese imperial headquarters said that “since the complete occupation of the Philippines, Japanese troops have annihilated the majority of the remnants of the Americans and Filipinos who fled into mountainous regions.” Next it was said that the “remnants” existed in “other inuccessible parts” of the islands. Then came the revelation today that the Japanese army and navy were both in action in an attempt to hold down the American and Filipino troops. A special dispatch by one Yoshimoto Kanal, a Domel news agency correspondent “with the navy aboard a Japanese warship,” said that the defenders were “still holding out in the Visayan islands in the vain hope that reinforcements would be forthcoming to them from the United States.” The Visayan islands are those ‘around the Visayan sea in the central Philippines. = «

Admit U. S. Resistance

The Domel correspondent disclosed that the United States and Philippines forces were resisting in the islands of Panay, Cebu and Leyti, among others, in addition to the smaller Visayans, “taking advantage of the steep mountains.” “The American-Filipino marauders, disseminating reports that American reinforcements are forthcoming, have been instigating the ignorant natives into resistance against the Japanese and recruiting them to replenish their gradually diminishing ranks,” the correspondent complained. . “About half of them dre said to be armed with machine guns, rifles, automatic rifles and native swords.

“They keep canoes and small sailing boats patrolling strategic shores to warn them against the appear- | ance of the imperial forces so they can flee into the jungles to dodge Japanese attack.

Turned Back at Laz

“But intensified landing operations by the Japanese naval and army forces have been resulting in their gradual decimation.

“The Japanese have experienced only one case of considerable enemy resistance, iA landing at Lazi, on Siquidor island, where the enemy were entrenched behind sand bag barricades, protected by three-fold wide entanglement fences. In this battle the enemy were routed, leav‘ing 40 bodies.”

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N. ¥Y. CATHOLICS BAR BINGO NEW YORK, Dec. 4 (U.P.).—~The New York Catholic archdiocese today barred bingo from its churches until authorities ruled on its legality.

tion,” but Admit Resistance in Central Philippines a Eight Months After Bataan Fall.

By UNITED PRESS Strong, completely organized and well-equipped United States and Philippines army-forces are still holding out in the central Philippines, eight months after the fall of Bataan and seven months after the surrender of the heroic garrison at Corregidor, Japan disclosed today in a series of

It had been known that guerrilla fighting had been kept up in some Philippines areas. But the Japanese now revealed . that the resistance was organized and that the United

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By Science Service » 4 NEW YORK, Dec. 4.—A shooting = stream of gas is used to drive the = first gas-turbine locomotive which was described at the meeting of the American Society of Mechani« cal Engineers here by Paul R. Sid« ler of New York, resident engineer of Brown, Boveri & Co., Ltd. Built for the Swiss FederalaRail= ways, the new-t, locomotive has not been tested hs thoroughly as desired because of fuel shortage and war conditions. But enough road tests over various tracks have been ] made, Mr. Sidler pointed out, to, demonstrate that the gas-turbine locomotive not only came up to ex= pectations but surpassed them in some respects. : ’ For certain uses it shows marked advantages over the Diesel, but in general it is not yet a serious come petitor. X “It should be particularly suitae ble for express service over long dise tances,” Mr. Sidler maintained, “in areas where water is scarce and where there is a considerable difference in tha costs of Diesel oil as against ordinary fuel oil.”

WAR MOTHERS UNIT TO SELL POINSETTAS

Mothers of World War II, unit 20, will sell poinsettas in the downtown . district Monday. Proceeds will go to a fund for! the benefit of service men. : Mrs, Frances Jones is head of th¢ unit ‘and Mrs. Leona Yarling is iy charge of the sales. 5 gd

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