Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 May 1943 — Page 8

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PREDICTS YANK

For U. S. Forays.

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Robert Bellaire, United Press Tokyo, ®

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ge wold be cantied out agRinst| Japan this summer as the result of the Aftican victory and the cam. Paigh ih the Aleutians, Bellaire, addressing ‘the National Nretall Trades association, said the | Affficah Swed) ‘Told our two) wats Ghito one ‘We can mow build wp heavy re | serves which Gan as @silly be thrown into India, Ching and Aus tralia as they they oan be thrown) hte Russia, Turkey Greece or Mealy” he said. “This means we have the time if we are FarSight>d enough) to exploit this position before the enemy Can take countermRashes.” Bellaire warned that the Japanese

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Initiative For the Hirst he Germans bn Noten Avion.

ROBERT T. WILLKIE

BECOMES A COLONEL

Gen. Crockett, Authority on

preparations for anh invasion of Ba

ARMY ADDS TO LONDON STAFF

German Panzers, Gels Assignment.

LONDON, Nay 27 (0. P). Allied

Deadpuarters. The assighmhent was announced as [Prime Minister Churchill, President, | Reseelt and Uhl tap military and mavall advivers were winding wp | their strategy conferences in Wash. ington, presumably after fixing at) Jesh the approximate afte for al Tied IAnGINES in either western or |etivomn Ermope, or both. While allied troops Drom Africa. are Me a, to strike across the iterranean to knock Italy out of [on and Diverse the Balkans, as) (Sens Jiu Yak Va wali: ing baltths will be Fought in the west betwen the Geman wah macht and Anglo-American ine

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Allied Opinion Warns of Expected Resistance to

RUSSIANS BLOCK

(mowrs in the largest scale enemy | activity reported in recent eos bgt were repulsed everywhere, the

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mock out Russia before the allies can open a second front in western Burope.

sian troops penetrated German posi |

NEW NAZI DRIVE

German Broadcast Admits Penetration by Soviets Near Velikie Luki.

MOSCOW, May 20 (U. P).—~Ger | man troops jabbed at Soviet Tames |

| Russians anhounced today.

The attacks made in strength) ranging Dom 2000 men © 30, fol- |

(high Soviet soutees that the Ger mans are preparing © launch a [hast desperate offensive designed to

(A German broadeast said Rus

tions southwest of Velikie Luki and | | southwest of Staraya Russa on the

lat four strategic points along the | oxoedt for special occasions such

lsoutpern Promt uring the last 2a as Victory celebrations, but last | month the rile was relaxed 0

Britain's Church Bell Ban Lifted

LONDON, May 2V C012 dau Britains church bells—since 1940 the warning signal reserved for | RR out Dreely again. Lifting of the ban ail after Dunkirk when Nazi armies threatened the British homeland | was announced in commons by | Home Security Minister Herbert

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they could be rung on future Sundays, Godd MPriday and Christmas.

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Heavy Armor Reinforces, Troops Driving on |

Chungking Forts. CHUNGKING, May 2v (U. P)o—|

|conitral 2nd northwestern Dronts re |The Japanese are rushing up tanks | | spectively, but claimed that both and mechanized units to reinforce | preaches subsequently were sealed) (troops driving through western Hus |

Invasion.

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ill contimue ho exedite American & PEEEERSONY my on VSO forces from Britain, Suis vikuis o Souk Saud 38 wa] Wo SE GE, HS. Na wi The heaviest Geman attack was peh province with the aid of ™ | | (0. P). —Rabert T. Willkie of tig Tally Plants Mines punched yesterday om the lower airplanes in an offensive aimed at f SHON TRAIN FOR RADIO ville, Ky. brother of Wendell L. Dn this Night, Crodketits mew ase reaches of the Kuban river above Chungking, a Chinese military |=, War Neampower Commission Chair | _ Gen Allen R. ¥ inst | Sowly are tightening their grip onl The spokesman predicted a : wan Paul V. MON, reported today nk eh. ee i et TEpOTAmS. [ea opinion ine toda) Rigas, Fo enemy's Caucasian bridgehead, |decisive™ battle soon which might | | that, more than SHON persons have | Kimball, commander of the Jeffer~| A U.S. army announcement mere) — oy > ny ite arms Upwards of 2000 troops attacked the|determine whether China can save! 1 QuartSrhaSisr depot, an aiid that he gained intimate Knowl | ber, 1940. Dn engineering, science moumcoed [edige of the organization and eeuild-| Despite current reports concerning | Pulsed with heavy losses | deing knocked out of the war and management war taming] Col Wilkie, officer ih charge of ment of the German army, = intemal conditions, nese German bombers simultaneously| Wwe Shall beat them back.” polled electronics COWS was 2 epular army officer for MW ing For four years as U. S. military | methodical hard fighting to subdue! jectives northeast of Novorossisk. | dream will undoubtedly remain a i yours before resigning his commit- attache in Berlin. Tay. (Soviet fighters pounced on the Were dream.” WAKE UP YOUR sion in IBY. Re returned to the) During two years of his stay bn It was pointed out that the allies) | enemy formations and shot down | Lhe spokesman said 70.000 to $0.Be is a maltive of Bwood, Ind, 8 man war academy. weapons, inching Side ‘head approaching the Chinese forts LIVER BILE — member of the state bars of Indiana] Meantime, advices from the con warfare, in order to soften wp It own. i the Yangtze river west of and Kentucky 2nd a graduate of tinent said Maly has sowed 00.000 | But the actual conquest is pod , strong point 233 miles east | Bed in Phe Mowing Ravin’ to Go College of Agriculture and Mechan- ih 2 series of anti-invasion measures. (and allied troops probably will not) CLAIMS RUSS SE he added, was first to destroy the Xue Roun alts 3 shout 2 a P ical Arts, George Washington wni-| Despite Ttalys frantic preparations, be marching through the streets of forts ad Ey versity and the Harvard graduate however, the Daily Telegraph said Rome for some weeks, evem with NO POST-WAR GAIN itself. Japs Using Yangtee of “Invasion panic.” I | Need Supplies I Rommel in Barcharest? : the Soviet legation, on the first anni using the Yangtze as far as Ichang | = VATICAN DENIES All | Ttaliam radio commentators 2h tan of Dat aad Temi 9nd the [versity Of Sie SNING of ts ATSI0. [INA WANSIONS Were moving: wp WAR-CAUSE CHARGE = blows to southern Ttaly and jgands still is in the prelimina the U. S. S. R. has no post-war in~|tions all the way from Shanghai to! the iSlnd OUPOMS Were CAUSING air bombardment stage, With attack | "CTIA ional i TION Lae ion) Be UNTIED PRESS damage and admitted even on Pantelleria — presumably | The legations statement A group of 100 tanks was reported | mational announced in Moscow. shore of Tung Ting lake in central reported by the office of war in| WR ay on Maria launched. rd this as| The legations statement Was China, where one portion of the en- ! MEATY Quarters rega mainly a review of the wrms of the amy offensive started. formation, today denied Nazi Grae was heard broadoasting over ‘normal, pointing out that vast quans out that article five was of “especial — ve evar om rom “How shall we Tet a ‘or toe als ean move for SETATRREE ice 1 a dove tv “Ome thing is certain.” the broad morrow?” to “Shall we still be alive h fundamental principles: 'which has declared this war, and #t| From ciplomatic circles in Stock aimed high command is not known, | of the present war. iit: Chuiich 35 Gen on came a report that German pos Dh U 1 pathway from |. NO post-war interference in is mot the Catholie ;n Marshal Erwin Rommel who fled ¥ logical pathway from | ..cornational affairs of other states. | (many which has brought this, her in ‘Tunisia to Rome appears to lie from | hat” helmed by the allies in Tunisia, 18! outhern tip of Maly. It would be | The statement was In response to a Py A mY possible for the allies to launch |a speech over the Paris radio Sum- fore? umultaneous attacks against Panthe church with a “crushing re- overwhelming Sicily should not be! | sponsibility in unleashing: the pres. ITALY T0 QUIT—IF | undersstimated. ont war” by attacking Nazi primci-] LONDON, May 20 (U. P).—An| Actually, asilied landings on the said lover Radio Rome said today that) |ably could be accomplished with far “We can only guess that these| | Ttaly would make peace only if piven [greater ease than the initial land. allegations were made for mr r—_- ‘ings on Sicily. As Peak Slips Downstream ) At St. Louis, officials of six states Flood peaks moved downstream were in emergency conference to ers today but river levels remained high enough to flood a half dozen Of 3.000.000 acres of farmland ficoded | Mhinois and Missouri communities'in Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, Kanindustrial plants. | Flood danger in northern cities Production of explosives for mines was reported lessening. At Peoria, was stopped at the Atlas Powder on the Illinois river, officials of the

war prisoners wnless the Uni ited WASHINGTON, Nay 20 (U. P).= | Willkie, has been promoted the sipmment appeared 10 take on added] LONDON, May 20—The best al Novoressisk. where the Soviets! Aen said today. trained for radiv work since Octo. | Sonville Eo | witht am actual battle. Russian positions, but were ye-| (ner wartime capital and keep from oda) courses an additions] 1800 have en the depots warehousing branch, larly of its panzer whits, while serv. | quarters believe that it will require [attempted mass air attacks on obd- (spokesman said. “The ra] service Inst your as a reserve officer. Berlin, Crockett stadied at the Ger | naturally are utilizing all possible! 67 aircraft while losing 20 of their [000 men were in the Japanese spears | Withodt Cullomel—tond Youll Jump Oat of minima university, Kansas State mines around iis coasts as the latest pected to Mvolve Some tough LOIN. | of DO The enemy objective, school of Dusiness administration. that the country was on the verge the best of Muck. CR OTTAWA, May 2V (U. P) ~The Already Japanese river craft were nowledged that the heavy allied campaign for TalYS Stepping pr treaty, declared today that troops mechanized units and muni- | § | The Vatican radio, ih a broadoast hat awe wr forces in the theater|ne easiest nut 10 Crack—not yet| Lo, Pian 10 Gissolve the third inter- moving into Yochow, on the eastern harges that the Catholic church the Rome radio that the allied air tities of supplies must be brought Anglo~-Russian treaty and pointed . cast said, “it is mot the Vatianm| | tomorrow?” Naturally, the exact plan of the | (DD No territorial acquisitions out fate, upon herself. Everyone knows | Africa before his ames were Over puntalleria to Sicily and then to the | day by a Dr. Friedrich who charged | he Balkans. telleria and Sicily, but the task of ples such as those on race, OWI Italian commentator broadcasting Ttalian mainland from Sicily prod- ! poses of propaganda,” the Vatican |Flood Hits Illinois Plants lon the TMnols and Mississippt 1iv. discuss rehabilitation and reseeding and threaten st least two major'sas, Okishoma and Arkansas. Co, Wolf Lake, II, after the Mis- Caterpillar tractor plant cut in half

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