Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 July 1943 — Page 13

PAGE 13 JAPS SOLD US OUR FISH

In one pre-war year the United States imported from Japan 10,720,-

EE, TIMES WIFE'S F000 TRAY |GHIEF OF ANTI-SUB Penn ore tee] CAMPAIGN HONORED

NEW YORK, July 156 (U. PJ. WASHINGTON, July 15 (U. P.).—

THURSDAY, JULY 15, 19438 y » } I . * citation said “despite the extremely and sustained action.” J ABDOMINAL | Bombing Still rigorous climate . . . and the con-| Rear Adm. Charles E, Rosendahl, 4 stant menace of preying submarines| Cleburne, Tex, captain of the |

: cruiser Minneapolis during the i / recte Vice Adm. Brainard directed the! South Pacific battle of Lunga Point, 000 pounds of crab meat valued at escort-of-trade operations with skill

—Two men held up Max Mantis was presented the navy cross and|$4582,000, 95 per cent of which $ : rashr f 3 and sound judgment.” cited for contributing “in large|came from king crab taken by the |and locked him in the washroom o \Vice Adm. Roland M. Brainard. : 3 ‘his haberdashery, |e Orleans. Who or Brainard, Rear Adm. Milo F. Draemel,|measure to the destruction of all{Japanese from the Bering sea in, directed the navy's anti-submarine | Seattle, Wash, chief of staff of a

: a tersd A few minutes later, Mrs. Mantis surface vessels within gun range.” sight of American territory campaign on the Atlantic, and six|Pacific fleet during the early phases |

walked in, carrying a tray of food other officers were decorated yes7 v The ALLIED

for her husband. Mantis shouted of the war, was awarded a second | —for Any and Every Occasion x FLORISTS" ASS'N

from the washroom “it's a holdup,/terday in an informal ceremony, distinguished service medal. _— by Navy Secretary Frank Knox. Draemel's citation said “by his| distin- | comprehensive knowledge, broad vi-| = of Indianapolis

BELIEVE ITALY MAY QUIT SOON

Unofficial ~ Sources Report Growing Opposition to Staying in War.

By HELEN KIRKPATRICK

| Copyright, 1943, by The Indianapolis Times and The Chicago Daily News, Ine.

ALGIERS, July 15.—The increas-| ing strength of the underground ! | Socialist party, the split inside the | | Fascist party, and the disgust of influential sections of the army in, Italy, lead recent arrivals here from Lisbon to the belief that Italy’s | withdrawal from the war may come sooner than} anyone expects. | These are un-| official views and | by no means aj reflection of] Anglo - American | 2 military or po-| litical opinion # here.

BELTS Fun, Vittoris?

WASHINGTON, July 15 (U.P.). PRIVATE FITTING ROOMS -—The Italians today are calling ®

the allied bombing of Italy “barPhysicians, Su “cal, Sick

baric and inhuman,” but a couple i Room and Hospital Supplies

| of years ago, when the Germans were doing the bombing, they | were writing in their papers: | “Hurrah for brutality; England | must be destroyed.” | = The office of war information, | checking over the record, brings back one infamous statement in particular to remind the Italian leaders of their own record. It was uttered by Mussolini's son, Vittorio, describing a bombardment of Ethiopia: “One group of horsemen gave me the impression of a budding rose unfolding as the bomb fell in their midst and blew them up. It was exceptionally good fun.”

Rebecca. Call the police.” Brainard received the

Mrs. Mantis threw the tray and food at the bandits and they fled.|guished service medal for “excep- sion and executive ability he was | Police captured them a short dis- | tionally meritorious service . , . injable to render invaluable assistance | a duty of great responsibility.” His!in preparing the fleet for effective

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