Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 December 1942 — Page 7

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\ By UNITED PRESS : Washington and London dispatches indicated today that Admiral Jean Francois Darlan may emerge as the center of a sort of provisional French government for the duration of war. | This belief was the result of “‘Darlan’s repudiation of political am-

French people will choose their own government when the time comes. Such an arrangement would carry|: out President Roosevelt's pledge that Lieut. Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower’s deal with Darlan is a

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high ranking officials were removed from office in order that the city might once again be declared “in bounds” for army alr force personned. Roy J. Heyne, a businessman, re-| placed Richard H. Smith ‘as city manager; James T. Duane,” a former county undersheriff, became} chief of police to succeed Don C. Steward, and Carey B. Wilson was

ing John H. Udahl the Chamber of Commerce for a general “cleanup” after army officials termed vice conditions within the city “intolerable.”

BOLIVIAN, 115, DIES

‘orders, sold at any postoffice, for

The action followed demands by REPUBLICAN CLUB |

has re-elected officers for 1943. They are Joseph Newburg, president; ‘Mrs. Letha Lovinger vice SANTA CRUZ, Bolivia, Dec. 17 (U. | president, and Mrs. E. * Burtis

“Money by Wire WASHINGTON, Dec. 17 (U. P.

| The sorelen funds contrel of announced yester-

the treasury. day that the sending of U. 8S.

. orders ta, members of the armed forces is permissible, but.it warned that sending currency is forbidden. Persons who wish to send money to soldiers must use money

the army postoffice, naval, or other service mails. The arfny and - navy have made special {facilities to enable service men to cash money orders anywhere.

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The 16th Ward Republican &lub

ftemborary expedient.) ee Loki few members of company H, Indiana State Guard, enjoy refreshments in the canteen of the Red |P.)—Raimunro Gil, 115 years old |secretary-treasurer. A Madrid dispatch e men Cross Blood Bank after giving their blood. The company marched en masse to make the donation. Those |and father of 22 children died here| Ross Manly, newly elected city Daily Mail today reported that| shown here include (left to right) Sergt. William H. Woodruff, Capt. H. E. Montgomery, Lieut. V. E. |yesterday. He was known as Bo- councilman, spoke at a zl

Great Britain had reached a Work-| peyry, pvt. Charles L. Evans and Sergt. Raymond W. Sparks, livia's oldest man, dish dinner held the same evening. ing agreement with Darlan which “would recognize him as “leader in fact” of the French in Africa, . without giving him permanent recognition. London Agrees Reluctantly Britain’s acceptance of this situation was said to have been reached - + largely through the aid of Gen. Henri Honore Giraud, commanding the French African fighting forces. Britain reluctantly recognized it was said, that Darlan had exerted himself to obtain the best results for the allies and that his rule was accepted both by the majority of French people in Africa and by all responsible military and civil authorities in French Africa, Washington believed that if a provisional government should be formed, it undoubtedly would include other prominent French figures to give it an all-inclusive political complexion. Darlan insists he has already given high positions in his North African commissariat to persons against whom the Vichy government had taken steps because of pro-allied sympathies.

How About Lebrun and de Gaulle Chief possibility along this line seemed to be Albert Lebrun, who was president of France until Marshal Henri Philippe Petain seized in June, 1940, Stockholm yesterday reported that he had escaped to * Switzerland, although the axis vehemently denied this. Chief stumbling-block in such an arrangement would be Gen. Charles de Gaulle, head of the Fighting French, who rules approximately as many French colonial territories as Darlan, Some of them, like New Caledonia, now have American troops in them just as there are American troops in North Africa. .When ' Darlan’s “conversion” to the allied cause was first announced de Gaullists made clear that they could not join him. A de Gaullist spokesman today indicated that the breach was not healed; he issued a . statement calling Darlan’s interview. yesterday a whitewash and saying that the basic situation was unchanged.

CHARLES A. YOUNG DIES AT HOME HERE

Charles A. Young, salesman for the J. 8. Cruse Realty Co., died today -at his home, 4628 Winthrop : . Many Cloth Fronts ave; ortiat Elkhart Spi. 13 y : With Knit Back e was born a ept. 13, 1871, and came to Indianapolis in end Sleeves 1899. Mr. Young was in the real estate business 25 years and was connected with the Cruse company many years. He was a member of the North- ~ wood Christian church. He is survived by his wife, Eval| A.; a son, Charles R.; one daughter, Mrs. Juanita McCleaster Lee, both of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. * Shirley Catterson of Modesto, Cal., and three grandchildren, Mrs. Ernest Van Horn, Dorothy McCleaster and Charles T. Young, all of Indianapolis. J Services will be at 3:30 p. m. Saturday at the Flanner and Buchanan mortuary by the Rev. Theo Fisher of the Northwood Christian «= church. Burial will be in Crown Hill.

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