Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 July 1943 — Page 7

FRIDAY, JULY 90, 1043 5 "THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 7

WHO WILL RULE |Huddled Japs Strafed From (DR. ROSS T0 TALK ON Nazis Loot French Cathedral ENDS TOMORROW "AFTER VICTORY? Own Runway at Munda Base WARTIME EDUCATION| Of Art Treasures by Force|| i 2 for1 sale

Dr. M. O. Ross, Butler university Conviight. 1046. bY The thd its to d d rest 8 opyr , \ 18 Indianapolis Times) privy be mand restora= president, will speak on “Education Pand The Chicago Daily News, Ine. | rived in France 0 dem ! di A Our Lovely 8x10

New Gover ments f th Pacific, July 1 (U. P) (Delayed) —| installations and airdrome personnel in Wartime” at graduation exer-| BERNE, July 8.—A Nazi mission | tion of all libraries, church orna- 3 Velour Buff Portrait hments for € American fliers manning the newest| huddled in slit trenches before lift-| ica Monday of approximately 600 recently stormed a French castle| ments and art treasures evacuated | id

Liberated Countries Is and biggest assemblage of equip-| ing again, Broyles said. men stationed at Great Lakes naval and carted off in trucks many of | to France from Alsace at the be- h 4 6 for 4 95 3 } R

ment yet seen in the South Paeific | “There's 80 much stuff assembled training station service school. | the ornaments and other art treas- | ginning of the wor.

have used the Japanese Munda base (Ae { TT Problem. for & training field in touch-and-go in U, 8. airdromes in the South Dr. Ross was invited to speak by ures, including famous gobelin tap- | They got back the libraries and

aiid ADVANCED AIR BASE, South), Machinegunners spray the airfield,

| Pacific ar that reatest d | fall tt bs bi ft) Pr testant | ’ 4 (Reg. 3 for $4.95) By HELEN KIRKPATRICK |attacks, it was revealed today. | Pacific a Ta y our greates Se Capt. RE. Stamey, Commanding estries, which belong in Strasburg | 81 he properties of the Protestant ; NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED Copyright, 1043. by The Indianapolis Times| Dieut. Ned L. Broyles of La Cres. how iS fllers rather than planes”) OFLC OF the Station 2 WHMIET 01) cathedral, it was learned here today | Churches. and The Chicago Daily News, Ince. |centa, Cal, air spotter for a task Broyles added. high guardsmen and marines also from reliable sources. When stanch Alsatian patriot ul yaa primar hy rg Jags rom ies To fi Tie plattes Helge he Jai § a ct bier The Nazis enlisted the service of Bishop Ruch of Strasburg, whose TOWER tions for the invasi sai he incessant air attacks on] fighters an mbers, Broyles sald. : : 4 (attitude is reportedly secretly ap- ? raise the tion 7 ie pe Munda had disorganized the enemy| The favorite with the pilots is the PENSION 11 TO MEET a company of German troops, armed | ,;oved by the papal nuncio, cate- | STUDIOS j Jueton 3 3 ed policy | jefonses to such an extent that | Corsair FU with Lightnings a close| Indiana Old-Age Pension group | with machine guns, and took the | gorically refused to hand over his ON | §7 MONUMENT CIRCLE &S to the restoration of elected U, S. fliers dip down and roll on second. Both of these, Broyles said,|17, will meet at 7:30 p. m. Monday stuff by force from the Chateau de church's possessions, might became i ’ governments in liberated and axis the Munda runway for their strafing can outspeed and outfly and “out-(at McClain's hall, State and Hoyt |Hautefort, where it had been stored. | right and the Nazis took what they (Street Floor) countries, | attacks. everything” the Japanese Zeros. |aves. Members of the mission had ar-|wanted.

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