Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 January 1943 — Page 6
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rs susan JPPUSE FLYNN
United Press War Analyst
are getting ready to:herd Marshal Erwin Rommel's| forces into Tunisia as & preliminary to the ultimate battle in which the axis will be driven out of Africa. There appears little chance’
t Rommel can be
withdrawing _Tripolitania in
fairly good order. .The British have ho way of cutting ‘Off his line of retreat along the coast and the Fighting French force which has advanced northward from’ Lake Chad #5 too far below in ‘the desert and not strong enough to constitute a real menace.
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Others ‘Named.
‘Frederick M. Sutter of Columbus, Ind, will head the Automobile
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Qther officers elected were Bruce Kixmiller of . Vincennes, re-elected
| vice ‘president, south; F., C. Yeager
of South Bend. vice president, north, and William R. Krafft, president of the Monarch Motor]. Co. of this city, re-elected secre-tary-treastrer. Newly-elected directors include P. T. Smith,” Hammond; D. G. Wildermuth, Logansport; = Glenn Scott of Marion, Mr, Krafft of In-
South Bend, director at large. Holdover directors are Mr, Yeager of South Bend, B. J. Swanson of Ft. Wayne, Fred E. Siess of Lebanon, MS. Kixmiller of Vincennes, E. E. Nolan of Evansville, Mr. Sutter of Columbus, William Aitchison of New Castle, W. C. McLain of Andersqn and A. W. Mitchell of Michigan City.
It is possible, of course, that the French forces in south-central Tunisia might knife through to the coast at Sousse and present a barrier to Rommel's junction with the Tunisian forces of Maj. Gen, Hans Arnim. However, Rommel might fight his way through, or, foreseeing
- {the possibility of disaster, speed up|
his withdrawal and get there first. There is small doubt that Rommel intends to get out of Libya. A German announcement that the British eighth army has concentrated 150,-
-]000 men against him, whether true
or not, apparently is designed to prepare the German and Italian people for the withdrawal. If the British have that many men, Remmel ‘would-be ' hopelessly outnumbered. ;
®|. What he has been doing is to de-
lay the issue as long as he can. The axis cannot now hope to hold out in Africa indefinitely. Its strategy will be to make a stand in the northeastern corner of Tunisia, in the vicinity of the strong points of Tunis and Bizerte. There the German and Italian forces should be able to dig in for a long siege. The object in fighting for delay is two-fold. One motive is the hope that somehow sufficient reinforcements might be goiten
. |through by spring to hold the allies
at bay for many mohths. The other objet is to gain time to fortify southern Europe and make it as hard as possible to invade the strongly defended coasts of western Europe. That is Hifler’'s only hope
is certain that Hifler will fight to
the last before abandoning Africa.
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Frederick VanNuys today indicated that he might vote against the confirmation of Democratic National Chairman Edward J. Flynn to be minister to Australis and President Roosevelt's roving smbassador in the South Pacific,
Wednesday or Thursday. Chairman Tm Connally (D. Tex.) said the full committee will “go into the general matter of . Mr. Flynn's qualifications and anything: that touches on his qualifications, including any specific charges. Bridges Asks 28 Witnesses Senator Connally said the committee has the power to subpena witnesses-but he doubted that such
- WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.—Senator|
counsil trial oity of Lyons, France, ‘had been dismissed. Stockholm reported that in Budapest 73 men had been arrested as members of a secret political organization formed by opposition
collabora Deat would be permitted to organize a political body in formally occupied France similar to the Vichy legion. The idea was to merge the organizations later, Rome said, as a national party.
5 HOOSIERS, 3 FROM HERE, ENTER WAVES
‘ive more ‘Hoosiers have enlisted
to a naval instruction school. Three of them are from Indianapolis. They are Catherine A. Borchers, 1833 E. Riverside dr.;
Dorothy L. Dean, 5829 Indianola
ave.; and May Belle Michael, 1655
N. Alabama, st. The others are Ellen| L.. Roberts of Brookville and Marguerite Nicholson of Kokomo.
tor Connally for a thance to clear himself of the charges made on the senate floor by Senator H. Styles Bridges (R. N. H.). Senator Bridges today presented to the committee a list of 28 witnesses he wanted called, including] 32 Mr. Flynn,
‘VanNuys to Hear Evidence “Numerous wires and letters are
Certainly the president does not want the Democrats to be.for anyone who might bring the party into bad repute.” ‘The other Hoosier senator, Raymond Willis (R.), has indicated his intention to vote against confirma-|ana tion of Mr. Flynn, not only on political grounds 3 but on ressons of
pointment will be rejected by the senate. ‘He described Flynn’s nomination “debauching eof our diplomatic servive,” adding that “even a fourth term nomination for the office of president of the United! States is not worth such a price”
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NEW GUINEA <M ground, made he enemy. Over 116 enemy Bue pressing sn e Shelly §
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allied heavy unit bombed the town area. Jed heavy unit
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allied heavy me ‘bombed the area. Our attack e a close
mad sweep on the coast, bomb: and strafing the enemy localities of Labu, Sachenbay
and Sou eastward. Li ta — An allied heavy mbed the Junway.
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