Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 November 1943 — Page 12

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| of our new road into Burma is well | protected up to that point and that American engineers can safely push Lon with their survey instruments {and their bulldozers. | Tt is on the northern flank that | the Chinese are running into most | opposition, but there is also some | resistance on the south. At both | places advance Chinese units are { well | within 20 miles of the river. As .the thickness of the forest) { makes it almost * impossible to | deploy troops widely, fighting is

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