Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 July 1943 — Page 28

THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1943

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JAPS IN BURMA GET A POUNDING BY RAF

NEW DELHI, July 1 (U. P).—A| row of Japanese barracks at Myo- | haung, 35 miles northeast of Akyab| fn southeastern Burma, was demolished by R. A. F. bombers and fighters in a raid yesterday, ish communique said today A second concentration of enemy troop quarters was said to have been damaged. Beaufighters on ofBI hy ay 'Government officials anese river Similar raids | coal mining areas closely today to! Tuesday cost the enemy several jsee what effect Coal Administrator

gampans and other small craft near | Harold L. Ickes’ appeal to return to Ls ork would have on striking miners. | Ickes told the miners last night] in a radio address that they must| waive satisfaction of wage demands “on the eve of the greatest military | campaign of history” because the] “complaints of no man or group of ‘men can be placed above our mili- | tary goal.” i Some of the miners still are on] strike, defying John L. Lewis and] other union leaders who ordered

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Indianapolis chapter, Order of | dent, will preside at a 2 p. m. busi« James W. Donahue, | DeMolay Mothers, will meet at 10|ness meeting. Members will bring the only priest in the|&. m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. |their own lunches because of ra-

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* | the council said 1,400,000 persons | 1CKES APPEALS | Tells Wife fo 0, S. TRAFFIC TOLL Ha been injured, 100,000 being —The Rev. Jump—She Does 0, 000 SINCE DEC, { sor as compared with govern (©, Th Re 10 IDLE M MINERS ment figures for the armed forces | 97: C. Ss. on where to tell their wives to National Safety Council, Warning the council said, 22,500 were work- : ; > ’ ha tion of the Holy Cross, died yester-| jump and cited this case from the |! ) J ’ J (that the naticn's traffic accident ers. lday at the Notre Dame infirmary. B it - Sia Military Campaign,’ | reling with her husband and threatened to jump from a two- been kiiled on American highways 12 inhabitants in Sweden. 1626 to 1939. Coal Boss Says. |since Pearl Harbor as compared Keep up the morale of the hnys } — 8 oh for Any and Pz Occasion away from home by sending rit we] band as saying. The council predicted that the them snapshots . . . often! She did. smashed against a pro- [1943 toll will approximate 24,000, * 7 IED | Jecting sign and fell 20 feet to the [which is 40 per cent less than in| he ALL sidewalk. [1941 but only 15 per cent below “I didn't think she'd do it,” the [the 1942 toll of 28,200.

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anently disabled, since Pearl HONOLULU (U. P.).—Honolulu | which list 21800 wounded and | United States to hold a position as | pouce today cautioned hushands | CHICAGO, July 1 (U. P.).—The|g3 697 missing. Of the traffic dead, superior general of the Congrega‘We Are on Eve nt Eve of Greatest records. | foblel “is far from leked” said] a. | A 32-year-old woman was quar- profiCm vs Jar (rom teens we SWEDES LIKE BICYCLES | Father Donahue held his superior | yesterday that 40,000 persons have| .qy..q are five bicycles for every position in the congregation from | story hotel room window. : J : “Go ahead and jump. See if I [with 15132 killed in the armed WASHINGTON, July 1 (U. care,” the police quoted the hus- |forces. ons ASS'N of Indianapolis

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