Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 December 1942 — Page 16

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PRISONERS DUE

Britain and Canada Agree To Earlier Date Than That

Urged by Swiss.

LONDON, Dec. 11 (U. P)— Britain will strike the shackles from German prisoners in the British Isles and Canada tomorrow in response to a suggestion by the Swiss government made simultaneously to the governments of King George, VI and Germany. The Berlin radio today said only

giving ‘due consideration to the proposal, but most observers had no doubt the Germans would soon follow suit since both nations were regarded as tired of the series of reprisal manaclings which began

German prisoners taken in the channel island and Dieppe raids were bound.

Date Moved Up 3 Days

Indication of Britain’s readiness to-end the dispute was given in the announcement that although) Switzerland had suggested simultaneous unmanacling on Dec. 15, the British and Canadians are taking the aetion tomorrow without waiting for Berlin’s answer, It was not ' known whether the chains would be put on again if Germany did not remove the shackles from the Dieppe prisoners. The total number of German prisoners shackled in Britain and Canada has not been revealed, but it was described as approximately | the same as the number of British and Canadian prisoners manacled in ! German prison camps—107 officers § and 1269 men, according to the ! Germans.

GUNS ROUT 2 JAPS IN YANK UNIFORMS

WITH U. S. FORCES IN NEW GUINEA, Dec. 11 (C. D. N.).—Two tall Japs dressed in American uniforms were recently discovered within a few yards of advance headquarters in the American lines. They approached one of our sen- | tries lying in a slit trench and fired tupon him from so close that the powder wounds were found on the body, then were driven away by fire

'UNSHACKLING OF

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with the government food program

Improving our domestic economy while awaiting possible action in the nation’s armed forces, young men in a home economics class at Technical high school these days are demonstrating+how to “stretch” one pound of butter into two. Frieda Ann Bach, home economics teacher at Tech, says the boys are proud of their kitchen accomplishments and have devised the following butter-saving recipe “to help the war effort.” Ingredients: One pound of butter or oleo; ore envelope of plain gelatin; one-fourth cup of cold

Leonard Barrow (left) and George K. Blackburn .

class ‘at Arsenal Technical high scheol

the ‘Butter

. « Show how to make one pound of butter do the work of two. They're co-operating

as members of a home economics

water; 14'2 ounces of canned evaporated milk (irradiated). Directions: Soften gelatin in 4 cup of cold water, then place in a dish of hot water and stir until gelatin is thoroughly dissolved. Cut butter into small pieces. Place it into a dish over hot water until it is soft. Gradually whip the dissolved gelatin into the butter ‘with a rotary egg beater or .electric mixer. After the milk is beaten into the butter, add salt to taste. Pack in a dish or container and place in a cool place until hardened. Coloring may be added if desired.

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BERN, Dec. 11.—Vichy authorities | yesterday removed Gen. Maxime Weygand’s personal friend and former assistant, Count Pierre De-| leusse, from his present functions as French consul in the Swiss town | of Lugano. The reasons for this action, as] stated by Vichy, were that Deleusse | no longer enjoyed his superiors’

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_ By ROBERT P. MARTIN United Press Staff Correspondent CHUNGKING, Dec. 11.—China] has tructed and is maintaining a network of hundreds of modern

forces can thrust against the Japanese flank, it was revealed today. When Generalissimo Chiang Kalshek’s own air force was more a dream than a reality, the Chinese realistically built the air fields at strategically located points throughout the unoccupied territory in’‘anticipation of the day when they could be fully utilized. From these excellent bases, the allies could reach every major Japanese base on the continent and might even send their bombers to the island kingdom. These objectives await only the arrival of planes, supplies and -equipment in greater quantities. The Chinese work tirelessly to keep these airdromes in good condition. I saw the Japs dfop a string of bombs across one field, and within two hours the holes were filled and the runways repaired. Within eight hours, the surface showed no! signs of bombing. Ground Fighting Static Without these contributions, the United States air force in China would be hamstrung. The war in China, for the moment, is confined to the stabbing, hit-and-run thrusts by the gallant American airmen under Brig. Gen. Claire L. Chennault. All ground fronts are stabilized, with neither the Chinese nor the Japanese in position to carry out a major campaign, excepting on the Yunnan-Burma front, where both are poised against the most advantageous time to attack.

FRIEND OF WEYGAND 9 AIR CADETS DIE IN cep RecLuse pies |

TERRE HAUTE PLUNGE

TER HAUTE, Ind., Dec. 11 (U.| —Air Cadets Milo G. Stevens,

| 26 4 Hale Eddy, N. Y., and William

| Sellers, 26, Ponchatula, La. were killed yesterday when a training {plane from George Field, Ill, crashed near here. >

® officer at George Field, said the ctash apparently was caused by a

sudden blizzard which swept the The training ship was on a routine flight, Stevens entered air training in April, 1042, and had previous instruction in Florida and Mississippi. Sellers entered air training last April, received previous flight instruction in South Carolina and Mississippi after attending Louisiana State university. Both men were scheduled to receive their wings Sunday as members of George Field's first graduating class.

Communiques

MacARTHUR COMMUNIQUE

(Issued Friday, Dee. 11) NORTHEASTERN SECTOR: . : : New Guinea—The Gona area has been

completely occupied by our forces. A night counterattack by the enemy in the

hand to haad fighting ensued throughout the poistion in a struggle for pillboxtype enemy machine gun emplacements. Our air force continued in direct support of the action. NORTHWESTERN SECTOR:

Reconnaissance activity only.

Army Communique 265

(Issued Friday, Dee. 11) NORTH AFRICA—

1. Attacks in the direction of Medjez El Bab were launched yesterday afternoon by two columns of enemy tanks supported by, infantry. . One column came down from the Novths along the west bank of the Modjerda river. Our forces counter-attacked immediately and destroyed a number of enemy tanks. 3. The other column advancing from the East, came within 2000 yards of Medjez El Bab but withdrew when engaged by our artillery and fighter aircraft, which degtyoyed several tan French forces including infantry ad Po participated. in this action. lost a few tanks. Enemy losses were —e siderably highe er. 5. In other forward areas our forces carried out offensive patrols.

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BLUFFTON, Ind., Dec. 11 (U. Pr —Authorities ‘today were seeking | relatives of Albert Martin, 80, who ‘was burned to death last Jhight [when fire destroyed an: old and abandoned ambulance in which he made his home here. | Martin lived by himself and had

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