Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 October 1943 — Page 8
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the Brows of “negligent” police small squares outlined within In these
number of suspected or known or gambling places in each car
~The “joker” of this little request ‘is that men on the same beat, but "different shifts may not “agree” on ‘their estimates of the number of Suspect places within their territory. . If certain police are “turning their heads the other way” in the presence of certain hot-spots, the fact will be © clearly indicated on the crime spot |. maps over a period of time.
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An example of this probability |
is already showing up on charts _ posted in the rollcall room, where the maps are on exhibit in a sevenf day sequence. In one downtown "district a day shift ma gistently denoted only seven “sus2 pect” establishments. Other offi- . cers on the beat have written in as | many as 12 and 15. Chief Beeker reasons. that the day . shift officer is “either partially
servant.” The chief asserts that * ‘the pur- ._ pose of these dally crime-spot maps #5 not to check up on the men. They * are made for the men.” Neverthe- © Jess, there have been a number of under - the - breath protests from some force members who are not in"clined to co-operate with the ad- | " ministration’s “clamp-down” on vice ; and gambling activities,
MORGENTHAU "RETURNING © ‘CAIRO, Oct. 29 (U. P.).—Henry : Morgenthau Jr, United States "secretary of the treasury, left for home today after a visit to North‘west Africa, the Italian front and the Middle East.
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Veal, lamb and port cuts are down, but margarine and some cheeses have gone up -in point value’ Down 1 or 2 points per pound under October values are veal chops, sirloin steak, roasts, stews and other cuts. Some lamb chops, roasts, stews and other cuts are down 1 point as are pork chops and steaks, loin and shoulder roasts and Canadian bacon. Ready-to-eat ham (bone in and bongless) is up 1 point, while picnic or shoulder items are down 1 point. wha margarine are all up 1, margarine and farm and process’ “butters are up Changed items are indicated by marks. Not all rationed meats, are
on the OPA’s meat-fats listings for November.
Shortening and salad oi 2. and Group 2 cheeses. are up 2
listed here; for complete list see chart dlipiayed at your butcher shop.
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Changes in Ganned Food Values -
WASHINGTON, Oct on canned and bottled food items values during October:
20 (UP eflective Sunday,
) --Changes in ration point values | as compared with |
New Pt. Old Pt. FRUIT— Value Value Change Apples (including crabapples), No. 2. ...... cc. 15 10 +3 Berries, all varieties, No. 2.........coeivnnees 15 10 +5 Mixed Fruits, No. 1 tall ....ciiiiiirennsnnns 20 18 +2 Pears, NO. 2% © i iiiiiteririrsersasaeans 24 21 +3 Pineapple, NO. 2'¢ ........iiiiivninnrivnren. 36 34 +2 VEGETARLES-4 . Beets (include pickled), No. 2 i. oiiienen 5 8 — Pumpkin or Squash, No. 2% ......cooveennns. 15 21 —6 FRUIT JUICES— Grapefruit Juice, 46-0z, can, No. 3............ 3 4 —1 Pineapple Juice, No. 2 . ... ....... «ieee 12 10 +2 | SPECIAL PRODUCTS — ’ Tomato Catsup or Chile Sauce, 14-02. jar 18 15 +3 Tomato Sauces in combination packages with Cheese, 8-02. can 5 4 +1 SPREADS— o “Jams. Preserves or non<Citrus Marmalades, 1b. 6 None New Item Jellies, 1 1b vieiiiiiiiine.... 4 None New Item |
Fruit Butters, 1 Ib.
4 None New Item |
OPA Reduces Points on Meat,
Raises Canned Fruit Values
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Dee. 20. The butter situation also caused the OPA to ralse cream and cottage
courage the diversion of milk that could go into processing butter. The meat front, much better, cons sisted of a general six per cent low-
I ering of points to go with the six || } | {
pal pork reductions were for center ||
cut .and loin chops, from 11 to 10 |
points; whole loin roasts from eight}!!! to seven points; and loin center ||| roasts from 11 to 107points ti Veal cuts going dow! were chops, ||| roasts and stew cuts. Lamb reduc- || tions included chops, and chuck and shoulder roasts, Canadian ba- ||
con was reduced from 12 to 11
points a pound. Chili Rationed
Chill con carne and ready-to-eat corned beef brisket were added to 4
the. meat rationing list, with six ! points the “cost” of chili and 12 ¢ points for corned beef. ) Miscellaneous changes included |
a break for thanksgiving day with. a slash of six points from the value | of the No. 27% can of pumpkin and; squash; reductiél of grapefruit juice from four'td three points for the 46-ounce can, and increase in pineapple juice from 10 to 12 points {for the N&. 2 can, and an increase
sauce which now require 24 points {for the one- pint size.
Election of officers for the Bert tC. McCammon Speakers’ club will {be at 6:45 p. m. Thursday in the { Washington hotel, | Nominees are Paul Dorsey and { Bernard Doyle, president; Everett| {Prince and Charles L. Hancock, ! | vice-president ; Anne Schaefer ana | Vivenne Carter, secretary; L. T.! | Stafford and Dr. J. C. Robinson, | treasurer; Kelse McClure and Von B. Scherb, campaign manager; wil- | Ham Moeller and Dr. Gertrude| Hinshaw, publicity; Miss" Blanche | Wurz, county chairman; Evérett C. Yorger, ward chairman; Mrs. Alice Spangle, entertainment, and Charles | E. Stanfield, in charge of waste | baskets.
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only Mdo island had been occu-
pied.) The thrust brought allied forces {within 40 miles of Bougainville]
Hight,
cheese two points a pound to dis-
per cent increase in supplies. Princi- |||
BIG nw KNOCKOUT NEAR IN SOLOMONS
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island, the last major Japanese posi- | tion in the Solomons. : It placed | them 200 miles east of Rabaul, New | | Britain, the biggest enemy bastion | {which has been the primary objéc- | [tive of a twin drive through the| {Solomons and up the northeastern! coast of New Guinea. Only. minor opposition was en-
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| cotintered by the landing force and |
allied casualties were described as] The enemy garrisons fled into the interior of the tiny islands. | It was expected they would be mopped up quickly. Contradicting Tokyo claims that Japanese naval planes had sunk an American cruiser and damaged an- | {other in the landing, a spokesman | at Adm. William F. Halsey’s South {Pacific headquarters said there was no enemy opposition from the air.| “Everything went according to) plan,” he said.
its last chance for an organized stand below the Dnieper when the fall of the highway hub of Nizhny west, of Meli-| topol, and Novo-A eksandrovka, nine miles - to the north, chopped up
Nogaisk steppes into disorganized columns. Some 3000 Germans were killed in a futile attempt to save the Nizhny SBerogozhy junction, from which roads radiate southeast and south. west to the Orimea and west and north to the Dnieper, and 800 died in bitter counter-attacks around Krivol Rog, northern prop of the escape gap. Following close behind the armored vanguard, Russian artillery units rushed their guns through gaps in walls surrounding orchards and ran roughshod over rich fruitlands, taking the shortest cuts to get intp position for further blows at the endmy. B Miles a Day Maintaining their pace of 12 miles a day, the Russians captured more than 30 additional towns and villages on the Nogaisk steppes yesterday and pounded to within 26 miles of the lower reaches of .the Dnieper bend, Russ air force planes, supporting the Soviet advance, wrecked 300 trucks and dispersed and partly wiped out an enemy infantry regi-
ment. Fourteen enemy planes were shot down, . At ‘Krivol Rog, the Russians |,
pushed deeper into the city from |
three sides and broadened the base of their wedge in the German lines, cutting a railway line to the west with the capture of Moiseevka, 5% miles from Krivoi Rog.
retreating German units on the)
Armies Gain
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the assault on the powerful Germdn mountain line. Cg With the weather curtailing the aerial hammering of German communications, the all-weather artillery of the United States navy was brought into play against Minturno. The town was under naval attack for the first time. ir Stabbing deeper into the maze éf German fortifications before the new line, the Americans menaced the road hub of Teano, outpost of the Nazi stronghold atop Massico
dge. : Gen. Sir Bernard L, Montgomery's 8th army captured Montefalcone, only two niles short of the Trigno river and about 15 miles inland from the Adriatic. The sweep against Montefalcone also won three more small towns—Fossaltok, three miles north of Gorella, San Biase, six north of Gorella, and San Felice, three northwest of Acquaviva,
Warships Join In
A United States cruiser and destroyer struck boldly into the Gaeta gulf Wednesday night to pound the German shore positions in the Min. turo area, some 14 miles behind the Mondragone coastal anchor of the German line, 2 The blow at the main German communication line along the coast j Has reminiscent of the flanking tactics by sea which served the al{lies 80 well in the latter stages of the Sicilian campaign and the. 8th army push up the toe and Togs of Italy, A military spokesman ld if was ining“ljke hell” along both the | 5th and 8th army fronts, conceding that the downpour had put a-crimp in the allied movement before the strongest natural defense positions below Rome. .
Report Bitter Fighting
East and northeast of Krivoi Rog, ! the Red army overran a number of | 1300
additional Germans.
localities, killing
A “whole German in-|
{fantry company surrendered in one,
sector.
MILITARY ALLIANCES
INADEQUATE—HOOVER!
NEW YORK, Oct, 20 (U.P.).— Former President Herbert Hoover land Hugh Gibson said today that military alliances “are wholly an ineffective machinery for maintaining - lasting peace” and that such an alliance between Great Britain 'and the United States might be partucularly disastrous for the postwar world. Mr, Hoover and Gibson, writing lin the current issue of Collier's,
{urged a transition period between | the victory and the establishment |
of a world peace plan, with the machinery of government directed through continued collaboration of the united nations,
range and the allies presumably were softening the German position for the frontal onslaught. The chief action on the 5th army |tront centered. in the vicinity of | Teano, a road junction four miles [north of Sparanise, which the Germans were defending with vigor. Although they drove their wedge deeper into the Germah positions, the Americans had not reached the town, which lies just under the brow of the towering Massico ridge on which the new defense line was based. Bitter fighting was reported on the 8th army front where the British and Canadian forces were] seeking to exploit a two-mile bridgehead which they held north of the Trigno river. The 8th was pushing toward San Salvo, which is held by the Nazis, {and engagements on a substantial ‘scale were reported just southeast
The line now was within artillery’
jot the town in the Adriatic coastal sector.
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