Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 March 1943 — Page 6

DR 4TH TERM

tor Says President to Be Drafted and Elected.

E, N. ¥,, March 18 (U, ~Senator James M. Mead (D. ¥.) predicted in an interview that President Roosevelt will | drafted and elected to a fourth | “to serve for the duration of war and the securement of the ”

ere is neither rule nor law

ast it,” Mead said, “and in my ily on - the present president will}.

Pe drafted to serve for the duration ‘the war and the securement of

peace. “He is our best asset and de- ) y's most powerful advocate. We need every ounce of our jtreng He represents such a onderant degree of. effectivethat we cannot spare his serv-

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“In my judgment it's Roosevelt til the job is done, and if my dgment is true, then the job will well done. Mead spoke at a St. Patrick's day

as MacArthur for president former Postmaster General

the coalition ticket Rep. HamilFish (R. N. Y.) favors if Presit Roosevelt seeks a fourth term.

BINT CHURCHILL BROADCAST LONDON, March 18 (U. P.).— Minister Winston Churchill

believed today to be preparing hb radio dealing with the war situawhich: will be delivered

Habit of Carmelite Order

young women will receive

Three : the habit of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel :

at the Carmelite monastery on Cold

Spring road at 9:30 a. m. Batur-

day. The investiture will follow the

celebration of mass and a sermon by the Most Rev. Joseph E. Ritter,

bishop of Indianapolis. Music will be directed by Elmer Stefien, Those who will take the vows— to a life of prayer in cloister—are Miss Jean Hessburg, Minneapolis, who will become Sister Teresa Margaret; Miss A Ruth Buescher, Ft, Wayne, who will be Sister Elizabeth of the.Incarnation, and Miss Mar-

cella Spanyer, Louisville, who will

be Sister Joseph of the Holy Fam-

Bid Families Farewell

From 8:30 to 9:30. a. m., the three voung women, atfired in white will meet their families and the friends

of Carmel in the speakroom of the

monastery to bid them a last farewell before entering the fortress of prayer. Following. the reception of the brown habit, they will return to the speakroom where, as daughters of Carmel, they will: henceforth be 3 separated from their former life by the convent grill of the cloister, As is the usual custom in monasteries of the order, the sisters will receive friends of the community that day and the following Sunday

land Monday.

Ruth Buescher

_|destruction of enemy aircraft caught | fon the ground,” an army spokes-

{tempted interception, but the raid-

Jean Hessburg Marcella Spanyer

DRIVER, 2 CHILDREN HURT IN AUTO CRASH

Wesley Bullock, 37, of R. R. 10, Box 527, was injured seriously last night when the steering wheel broke and his car crashed into a utility pole at Rouls ave, and Franklin

road. He is in City hospital. His two children, Virginia Lee, 6, and Linda, 2, were injured slightly.

BECKWITH TO SPEAK

Frank R. Beckwith will speak over WFBM at 5:15 p. m. today on the subject, “The Negro Lawyer and National Defenses” Mr. Beckwith, speaking on behalf of the information service of the American Bar association, will discuss the Negro lawyer’s efforts to combat propaganda disseminated by Japs and other axis agents among the colored

Japs Were Ready for

Big Reinforcements.

MacARTHUR'S HEADQUARTERS, Australia, March 18 (U. P.). —Flying fortresses have blasted Rapopo oirdrome at Rebaul, vital Japanese base on New Britain island, with 392 bombs, lighting the skies with flames and heavy explosions, a headquarters i said today. The fortresses eluded searchlights and enemy anti-aircraft fire in the raid Tuesday night, centering their attack on runways and dispersal areas. The fires “indicated heavy

man said. Two Japanese night fighters at-

ers fought past them and all returned to base.

Japs Made Offensive Plans

Allied ground troops, cleaning out abandoned Japanese positions near the mouth. of the Mambare river on New Guinea’s north coast, found pill-boxes, a hospital; and other installations prepared for occupation by a large force. The positions were built in preparation for a future offensive by the troops recently destroyed in the annihilation of the 22-ship Japanese convoy in the Bismarck sea battle, the communique said. (Yesterday Elmer Davis, head of the office of war information, announced in Washington that only five out of 15,000 Japanese troops in the convoy had escaped.)

G. A..R. GROUP MEETS

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Home strategists wno complained

at the delay were reminded that Gen. Montgomery had a tremendous supply problem to overcome! and that he was certain not to attack until he was sure of his ground,

The success or failure of Gen.

Montgomery's offensive will have an important, if not decisive, bearing on the course of the war this year. An invasion of western Europe could be attempted with Rommel still in Africa, but allied strategy seems directed to eliminating him first, clearing the way for invasion of southern Europe.

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