Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 November 1943 — Page 2

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Toward Rome.

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changed for the third straight day

as allied patrols felt out the Ger-

nines in central Italy, where 5th and British 8th army forces have driven two salients northward. The battle was fought through the daylight hours yesterday, ending when the Germans gave up their futile lunges at 4 p. m. Rain fell all along the front, adding “to the hardship of the allied

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troops plodding through mud, rough terrain and cold weather.

PROMINENT SEEK TO SAVE ROME

are pressing a proposal that the city be neutralized to spare its treasures the destruction of war, Swiss reports said today. :

German... occupation authorities |

and the Mussolini “pippet governs |

If neutralized, Rome would be an open city militarily and politically

DR. J. H. McNEIL DEAD

NEW CASTLE, Nov. 15 (U.P.)~ Funeral arrangements were made today for Dr. J. H, McNeil, 63, attending physician at the Indiana village for epileptics, who died yesiterday, He had been a practicing {physician for 38 years and came

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LONDON, Nov. 15 (U. P.).—Sev-| {eral prominent Italians in Rome

SEEN AS ENDED Supply Schedules Based On Conviction That : Subs Are Licked.

LONDON, Nov. 15 (U. P)— World-wide American supply sched-

brought ‘under ‘Rear Adm. William B. Young said

supplies and accounts and paymaster ‘general of the United States navy, made the report of permanence in the victory over the submarines at a press cotiference today.

pretty. fair assurance of success,” he “said. “There is no threat from the U-boats in the North Atlantic

view of our numerous weapons and tactics, while the Pacific routes generally are safer because they are not so cramped as the routes to England and the Mediterranean.” Asked whether the forces in the | southwest Pacific .are equipped for a, major offensive, Young said: .. “We have everything required in the Southwest Pacific to mount

there from Paragon.

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months ago, he was stationed at { Jacksonville, Fila: omy res His father, the. “ate George Lucas, was a Columbus manufactuter many years and his grandfather, the late William F. | Lucas, a captain in the civil war | and later a businessman in Co- | Jumbus. "A graduate of Columbus high school, and Indiana university, the 28-year-old marine was an outstanding swimmer, being on swimming teams in both high school and college. | Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Marguerite M. Hamilton Lucas of

“1l Jacksonville, and his stepmother,

Mrs. Otto V. Teegarden of

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| marines will be buried at Crown

| Hill today following funeral serv- | fces at 2 p. m, in the St. Trias |. Greek Orthodox church, 231 N. West st, Pvt. Poulakos, son of Mrs. Cor- | nelia Poulakos, 3061 N. New | Jersey st. ‘died Nov. 4 of a gun- | shot wound in the chest in the U. 8. naval hospital, Long Beach, “Cal, “He was 18.

af n-Lucas, | grine.C Hot, ft -- "Killed Serving With Wildcat Squadron|

PVT NICK POULAKOS of the |

Young, chief of the bureau of

“we planned our schedule with

at this time of year, particularly in|

“The greatest part of the jab will have to be done by the liberated peoples themselves.

plundered farms.” j The President told congress that the length of the war may be “materially” shortened if as each occupled area is freed the people are enlisted on the side -of the united nations, This, he said, had happened in Africa, Sicily and Italy, and mil} lions more are waiting for the mo-

large scale attack.” :

E. Derby, son of Mrs, Susan A. Derby, Elkhart; T. Sgt. Max U.

Wheatfield; 8. Sgt. Donald M. Glaze, son of Mrs. Vera Dildine, Gaston; 2d Lt. William C. Hub- . bard, son of Mrs. Verva L. Hubbard, Crawfordsville; T. Sgt. Dale A. Von Seggern, son of Mrs. Anna E. Seggern, Lafayette, and 8. Sgt. Ivan W. Ramsey, son of William H. Ramsey, *Vadesville, * - »

Wounded ‘PVT. JOHN H. STOKES, with the U. 8. army infantry, was wounded in action in Italy Oct. 13. A native of Tennessee, he is the | son of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Stokes, 1217 Norman ave. He is 24. In a recent letter to his parents. Pvt. Stokes said he was recovering in an arr+ hospital. He formerly was ciaployed by HerflJones Co. Shoe He was awarded “the purple heart ‘recently for. wounds : received in Italy. oe ‘ SR. 8» } __ Prisoner FIRST LT. WILLIAM H.

Iva Confer, Peru; 8. Sgt. Richard |

“Drudge; son-of Arthur D: Drudge;

ment when fhey, too, can strike a blow against the enemy.” :

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he enlisted Nov. 7, 1041. He received his wings July 3, 1042. - | A younger brother, James Ken-

_into the air forces as an aviation cadet. He is now attending Pur-

due, ” » #

Honored

FIRST LT. ROBERT H , now stationed with the army in Italy, recently received the oak leaf cluster for gallantry in action in landing operations in the Sicilian invasion. of Mrs. Eleanor Fechtman, 310 E. North st, he also won. silver ‘star for gallantry in shortly after the landing of jcan forces in. Africa last vember. He was cadet major of R. 0. T. C unit at Manual } school and was cadet colone the student military body at Ine diana university in 1941. He entered the army in June, 1941.

‘Grider, clerk in the school board office. :

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“SCHEIL, pilot of a Flying Fortress, is a German prisoner fol. Jowing & raid over Bremen April 17. His mother, Mrs. Maude Schell, R. R. 1, box 196, Bridgeport, was presented the air medal Nov. 5 which was awarded her son for exceptional meritorious service and five or more raids over enemy terby Col. Robert Rentz, commanding officer at Stout field. Lt. Scheil, who is 22, was graduated from Ben Davis high school,

Stationed at the marine corps air base at EI Toro, Cal, the young marine had not written home for two months since he had been on maneuvers, He had been in the marines since May. He was a member of the St. Trias ‘Greek Orthodox church | ana had attended Tech high { ‘school. : “The — body; accompanied by military escort, arrived in Indianapolis yesterday. - The Rev. Demosthenes H. Prodromides was to officiate at funeral services, Besides the mother, survivors

PT. WAYNE, Ind, Nov. 15 (U.P). —The Rev. Charles F. Girardot of the St. Joseph's Catholic church of Ft. Wayne today entered his 26th year in the holy priesthood. The priest, a native of Ft. Wayne, {was feted at the Sacerdotal silver jubilee observance yesterday attended by nearly 75 prelates and priests of the city and diocese, WALNUT GUN STOCKS ~ California’s black walnut trees, which have outlived their breeding day, are being used by the govern-

: ‘are a brother, George J. Poulakos

ment for the manufacture of gun

of Indianapolis, and five sisters, Mrs. Stratigo Rakintgis of Hamil-

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