Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 March 1943 — Page 11
| Australia, they saw ths’ nero of 8 A ARITION DF movie thriller win the Indianapolis 3 ny Speedway classic—and the girl, the} 1 ST A VAR PHASE
| girl was unimportant to the youths. '| It was the Speedway they were in- } terested in. Reveal That at at One Time The Suez Canal Was Blocked.
* NEW YORK, Marci 19 (U. P)—|°f the Corpus Christi church by ihe
#|In the first marriage in the 3d naval Rev. William J. Knealy. ile of artini and Guadeloupe men Inf, trict headquarters _ here. and : Mar tinique the service: and WAVES, Ensign
Al sw |Lieut. McHugh is on leave from sea Expected to Fallow Alice Martens of Lafayeite, Ind..." goth were in the radio Guiana.
Recently the young flyers, Gordon a 22, and John Wood, 19, obtained: short furloughs from their ~ Mrhey took a “spin” around the|training base at Edmonton, Canada, famous 500-mile Speedway track. where they have been flying bomb- . Several years ago at Sydney,|ers.
ave realized their boyhood dreams.
yesterday became the bride of |proadeasting before they entered
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LONDON, March 19 (U. P).—The British navy held the eastern Mediterranean by a slender thread dur-
using an outnumbered. but never outclassed force of ships and planes in a series of actions that prevented the axis from sweeping eastward to the Indian ocean. The admiralty told the story of that valiant stand today in an official publication entitled “East of Malta, and West of Suez.” Forces fighting against the heaviest odds in British naval history prevented the fall of Malta, Suez, and- Alexandria, made possible campaigns in Abyssinia and Syria, and escorted 780 ships to North African ports. The admiralty revealed that the Suez canal once was completely blocked and that the situation at times was so desperate that single carrier-based airmen defended the British - Mediterranean fleet. * The 63-page book covered the campaign from September, 1939, to March, 1941, declaring that “in the early days of the war our naval forces achieved on sea the sort of thing the royal air force did in the
| Battle of Britain.”
Struck Italians : Facing greatly superior battle tonnage, the navy took the initiative in the early weeks of the war, gaining and maintaining control. British torpedo planes from the carrier Illustrious crippled half of the Italian battle fleet. in Taranto harbor Nov. 11, 1940.: Then the British boldly sailed into the battle of Matapan oh March 27, 1941, sinking three Italian cruisers and two destroyers without losing a ship. The admiralty account ends with
e | the battle of Matapan. It does not
describe the losses suffered in the battle for Crete. It includes an official account of the first naval battle of Oran. “France lay abased by her betrayers,” the publication said. “Misery and unrest swept the wardrooms
sapping its robust fighting spirit. It told of negotiations between the British and French which failed. The force based on Gibraltar “was compelled to open fire.” After long discussions, French men of war at Alexandria were demilitarized by their own officers. “Thus,” the publication said, “the curtain fell on one of the sorriest dramas ever enacted in war.”
and mess decks of the French figet,
ing the first 18 months of the war,| Lull
Miss Marie Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Smith, 639 W. 30th st., has been ordered to report at Hunter college, New York, for training in the WAVES.
TWO FREED IN GAMBLING CASE
Police Method: Contrary to Public Policy, Judge
- Says.
Police raiding methods have been given another setback in the courts. Two men charged with violation of the slot machine law and the al-
coholic beverage act in connection with the police raid on the K. of C. club, “1305 N. Delaware st., were discharged by George S. Dailey, judge pro tem in municipal court 3 yesterday. Judge Dailey sustained a motion to suppress evidence confiscated in the raid following testimony that a police officer in plain clothes entered the club without an invitation and without a search warrant.
Petition Denied
“Seizure of evidence by trickery and without due process -of law is against public policy” Judge Dailey said. The defendants in the case were Claude L. Stifferlen, who was charged with violation of the 1935 slot machine law, and Henry Bevins who was charged with violation of the alcoholic beverage law. A petition to return to the club six slot machines confiscated by police was denied by Judge Dailey but he ordered the money in the
machines returned to the operators.
WASHINGTON, March 18 (U. P.).— Martinique, Guadeloupe and
Lieut. (jg) Philip L. McHugh, native the service. ;
i|banner of Gen. Renrl Honore A | Giraud.
First indication that the French unity which is developed in North Africa is spreading to the western Hemisphere came yesterday when French Guiana, on tke north coast
of South America, declared allegiance to Giraud. Guiana’s stand was
in Algiers from Governor Rene Veber and from the mayor of Cayene, the capital. All the French possessions in this hemisphere had been under the administration of Admiral Georges Robert, with headquarters on Martinique. A year ago last Christmas he lost control of St. Pierre-Miquelon through a coup by the Fighting French forces and he now seems destined to lose the other colonies.
May Be Forced Out of Office
Robert's obstinate adherence to the repudiated regime of Marshal Henri Philippe Petain has caused a feeling of revolt among his subordinates. All of whom, according to information here, wish to join in the present resurgence of French national feeling. It was believed that Robert would have to yield or step out of office. The American action in suspending food shipments to Martinique also has created pressure on Robert from another quarter. The population has had no bread since March 1 and is demanding that Robert change his arbitrary stand and permit resumption of their food supplies. The overthrow" of Robert's obstinate administration would place all French colonies .on this side of the Atlantic in friendly hands. It was believed that if the impending negotiations for co-operation between Giraud and Gen. Charles de Gaulle are successful, some arrangement would ‘be made to place St. Pierre-Miquelon, the tiny islands near Newfoundland, under a new and friendly commissioner who would administer all the possessions.
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SCHRICKER WEIGHS MANSION PURCHASE
Purchase of the J. H. Trimble home at 4343 N. Meridian st. by the state as a home for its governors is
awaiting the action of Governor Schricker. Under provisions of the appropriation made by the legislature for purchase of the mansion for $85,000, the transaction must be approved by the state budget committee and the governor. . The budget committee has given its approval.
ble home before he makes a decision. He said they would make their inspection very soon. “As far as we are concerned,” the governor said, “we'd rather stay right here.” The present mansion is owiied by the City of Indianapolis and is leased to the state for 99 years. The option held by the state on the Trimble mansion expires on April 20.
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CAMDEN, N. J., March 19 (U. P.). —Congressman Vito Marcantonio, of New York, told 5000 shipyard workers last night that Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker speeches on war plant absenteeism discredit “not only labor but the families of Other American heroes.”
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