Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 February 1943 — Page 7
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ger American Tanks| Show Up Well in Fighting, Dispatches Say.
By UNITED PRESS Soviet forces have cracked a Ger--man defense line on the outer ap- - proaches to Poltava| and driven closer to Orel, but the Russian advances appeared to have been slowed generally. | The drive south of Orel, where several villages were captured, was led by American, British and big
_Klim Voroshilov tanks, Field dis- |}
patches said the American-made tanks were giving a good account of themselves alongside the larger Russian model, | The German high ¢ommand reparted “wave after wave of mass
agtacks” against German defenses|; ask of Mos-|i
on the Vyazma front cuw, indicating that | may have opened aimed at Smolensk.
the Soviets an | offensive ussian com-
muniques have mentioned no such |:
drive.
' this offensive included the first Soviet unit composed of American | tanks exclusively. Presumably the less| rapid progress of the Red army explained " by the necessity for establishing communications. and reforming + units after the big in recent weeks. Better weather in southern Russia also was enabling [the German air force to get into action and Soviet reports indicated substantial aerial reinforcements, had been moved up for the purpose of check- _ ing the Russian offensive,
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foreign affairs committee predicted The committee, which has recommended extension of the lend-lease act, learned about the latest thing in midget meals for full-grown folks from Lend|Lease Administrator Edward R. Stettinius Jr. First he showed them one dozen eggs, dehydrated. They were in a box the size of two packs of cigarets. Then he exhibited the vestpocket omelet—four dehydrated eggs compressed into a block smaller than a box of safety matches. “Makes a meal to feed four people,” Mr. Stettinius said. Rep. Karl Mundt (R. S. D) showed the committee three tiny cubes, each about an inch and a half square, and half an inch thick. Each cube, he said, represented one pound of| the fresh food. There were cranberries, carrots and onions. Mr, Stettinius displayed a tiny jar of granulated beef, which he said equalled eight pounds of fresh meat, and “makes a fine hamburger.” Rep. Mundt said compression was more desirable than dehydration pecause of a tendency of dehydrated focds to crumble to powder. Mr. Stettinius also revealed that lend-lease| has developed a special canned stew for Russia. “It can be eaten hot or cold, and is seasoned to Russian taste,” he said. | Meanwhile, the food dehydration section of the quartermaster corps was demonstrating to reporters some of | the tremendous strides made in dehydrating and compressing food for the army. The demonstrations [revealed that: . A good-sized beefsteak, one-half dozen eggs, a mess of carrots, a bowl of soup and a pot of coffee can be compressed to fit into a soldier’s hip pocket.
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Pill-Size Hamburgers and Vest-Pocket Omelets Born
WASHINGTON, Feb. 25 (U. P.).—A vest-pocket omelet and an as-pirin-sized. hamburger may be among the contributions of world war II
Compressed foods—“the next step after dehydration”—will soon replace dehydrated items in lend-lease shipments, members of the house
today.
in tiny lemon-flavored candies the size of ordinary mints. - A powdery substance, when water is added, makes real butter which doesn’t melt or turn rancid even in the tropics.-
SCHOOL 3'S WAR SGRAPBOOK WINS
One Indianapolis school’s scrapbook on “Schools at War” is among five chosen to represent Indiana in the “report to the nation” of the state education department, cooperating with the Indiana War Savings staff. The book was compiled by Lucretia Mott school 3. Other books chozen among the best submitted by 400 schools: in the sttae ,were those of Froebel of Gary; Maywood of Hammond; Centennial of Evansville, and Peru junior high. Their books will be displayed in the northwest corridor of the state house until March 20. Among those which received special citation by the judges were those of Minnie Hartman school 78 and Charles Sumner school 23 of Indianapolis.
NEW DISTRICT 29 CLASSES ORGANIZED
New classes in first aid and air raid warden work for district 29 will be organized at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the Y. M. C. A. W. A. Gibson, chief air raid warden, has urged everyone in the district to join the classes. : The district extends from Alabama st. to Captol ave, and from New York st. to 1t. Clair st.
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metal and now Uncle Sam wants this particular metal that heretofore has been thrown away. You will be advised later
how to dispose of your “old lamp time be sure they're saved.
bulb bases—but in the mean-
Salvage depots will be established and eallections will be
: supervised by the Indianapolis Power & Light Company. Then
the D1aMOND CHAIN AND MANUFACTURING CoMPANY will sepa-
rate and recover the high-grade
brass and 99.29, nickel wire.
All cash proceeds will go to the U. S. Othe vital metal to help lick the Axis. Start saving today.
This message approved by John P. Collett, Indiana Director Industrial Salvage Branch Conservation Division
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Fortress Strafes Japs in Solomons
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NAZI MASSACRE POLICY SET UP
“Fight for Germany or Die,
Reported Warning in Proclamation.
LONDON, Feb. 25 (U, P.).—Allied sources said today that Adolf ‘Hitler’s Nazi party proclamation indicated he intends to raise conscript armies in France and other occupied countries and will massacre
81a who oppose.
Evidence that the huge losses suffered by Germany and her satellites in Russia have forced Hitler to take the dangerous step of arming the men of the nations he has conquered was seen in this refer-
il ence in the proclamation:
“We . . . shall not hesitate one second to demand a contribution to this fateful struggle from those
{| countries which are responsible for
SLOT MACHINE ‘TAKE’
| GOES TO POLICE FUND
The state police pension fund | lana. Norway, Greece and Jugoslavia.
$274.15 richer as the result of con-
recent raids by state police and representatives of the sheriff's and prosecutor’s offices. When the defendants were convicted in Ira Holme’s magistrate court in Beech Grove, he ordered the devices destroyed with the “take” to go to the pension fund. Axes were wielded yesterday at the county jail and quarters-and nickels trickled to the floor. One quarter machine yielded the largest amount, $188.
the outbreak of the war. We shall consider it a matter of course not to spare foreign lives at a time
the occupied countries that he would tolerate no opposition to the Nazi rule. He called upon the party to “pour energy into the weak, destroy ruthlessly all saboteurs, meet terrorism with ten times greater terrorism and exterminate traitors regardless of who they might be or under what guise they try to put .into effect their treacherous devices.” The purging of all opposition te Nazi rule, Hitler said, was to be the party’s “second historic mission.” Hitler once more attributed the war to the “Jews” and said: “Because the Jews in London, New York and Moscow have clearly stated what would be the destiny of the German people in case of their victory, we are decided to give them equally clear answer, “This fight will not end, as they intended, with destruction of Aryan mankind, but with the extermination of Jewry in this Europe.” Hitler said he was prevented from attending the party celebration by his duties at the Russian front. “There (on the eastern front),” he said, “will be decided the future of Germany and beyond that, the future of Europe.”
SECOND-HAND BIKE | PRICES WILL DROP
The price of used bicycles soon will be lower, the office of price administration announced today. Under a new regulation which OPA will issue soon specific dollars and cents ceilings will be established on all used bicycle sales. In addition, the order will establish ceilings on prices of accessories sold with used bicycles.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 25 (U. P).—|
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of our own lives.” Proclamation Read
As part of a triple pronged aerial thrust against the enemy United States army flying fortresses Thi carry outa bombing raid on Jap installations on Cizo island in the Solomons. Note smoke rising from section of the proclamation,
which was read by a propaganda ministry official in Hitler's absence last night at the 23d anniversary celebration of the Nazi party at the Munich hofbrauhaus, was believed Aimed primarily at France and Pod, though it also probably cov-
A survey of the exiled govern-
fiscation of four slot machines in|ments in London indicated that Hit-
ler had a potential pool of 6,000,000 men in the occupied countries which he might try to mobilize for actual fighting as well as slave labor. Spokesmen agreed, however, that he would have a hard time forcing the men to fight, even if he managed to send them to the battlefield. Some said any such attempt at mobilization would touch off outright revolution in the occupied areas. : Later in the proclamation Hitler warned the peoples of Germany and
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