Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 October 1943 — Page 12

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submerged under water for long periods in their “Tiddlers.” . As a motto for his tiny sub, Henty Creer chose this: “Dum spiro, spero; dum spero, spiro,” which means, “While I breathe, I hope; while I hope, I breathe.” Henty Creer’s mother knew nothing about the actual mission for which her son was training until

Days Behind Lines on Italian Front.

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, Alglers, Oct. 14 (U. P.) ~The Germans are destroying everything in the path of their retreat in Italy, killing 10 civilians for every German shot and terrorizing entire towns, two American fliers who spent nine days

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radio broadcast saying the Nazis had captured a midget British sub.

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Henty had kept his secret well— and today, beyond the mere fact that the Royal Navy had suceeeded where Japan had utterly failed, the world still knows little about this sensational naval development, Nor

several years indigestion, gas and am relieved of the distress from | admiralty is certain that the Ger-

pressure in my stomach, and consti-

indigestion and other discomforts. mans actually have captured a caused me lots of worry and |I don't have to take those heavy|“Tiddler” intact. . ort. Sometimes the gas and doses of laxative medicines either. I| The Germans are reported workwere so severe that I felt|feel better and stronger all over, It|jng day and night trying to repair d choke, I had to-take is a pleasure to recommend such| ine damage to the Tirpitz, Allied laxatives every few days and an excellent medicine as Retonga.” air and naval patrols are certainly

Second Lt. William C. Henley, 26, of . Connersville, Ind, said they watched a German execution party shoot Italians indiscriminately in one town where several Nazis had been shot. Henley, navigator of a B-26 Marauder, and 1st Lt. Robert E. Thom as, 23, of St. Petersburg, Fla. parachuted from their plane after one engine and the bomb-bay caught fire while bombing a railroad bridge near Capua,

Twe Crewmen Missing : They hid in the hills for nine days before making their way back into

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WIFE RECOVERS BABY SENT TO U. S. WARSHIP

- NEW YORK, Oct. 14 (U. P).— Mrs. Vinene Stalker, 21, yesterday recovered her four month old baby * which she delivered to a navy receiving ship Tuesday with a note

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