Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 April 1944 — Page 6

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A GERMAN ERROR—

finally could be held relatively cheaply while the Wehrmacht massed in France and Germany to smash anticipated landings by the armies of the western powers, The Germans failed so completely to hold the Russian army that their entire eastern empire is on the point of collapse, and they may be forced to draw on their anti-invasiofi reserves in western Europe to keep the Russians from sweeping into Silesia once their full summer campaign develops. Some observers here believe that transfer already has started.

Trial Nears in Crimea

Liquidation of Nazi rule in the Crimea, a matter of days at the most, sets the stage for a decisive trial of strength between the Red army and the Wehrmacht on ground that Germans cannot afford to give up. This campaign, in the opinion of most military authorities here, probably will come in southern Poland where the Red army already is close to its 1942 frontier.

verberate along the entire line from the Carpathians to the Baltic. The Crimean .debacle ends a

of a few areas inside the old Romanian border, south Russia now is clear of the axis, and the Russians are on the verge of one of their greatest victories—conquest of Romania. "Collapse of the entire satellite structure in the Balkans might result. There still remains 250,000 square miles of Russian territory to be reconquered before the Red army reaches the line from which the Germans attacked June 22, 1941, Most of this is north of the Pripet marshes.

Nazis Defend Berlin Route

reconquest could go in the fact the Russians have reoccupied about 150,000 square miles since Jan. 1. The three-month period started with the Dnepr line pierced

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pornly. It ends with virtually all the Ukraine liberated and th Germans in confusion, “ © When the summer campaign begins, and summer comes early in the Ukraine, the Germans will

be defending the direct route to Berlin. They cannot afford to

Nazi Failure on Dnepr Line Eases Allied Invasion Task

By EDWARD W. BEATTIE United Press Sjaft Correspondent

LONDON, April 21-Military sources today said that the German high command had committed a basic strategie error on the west bank of the Dnepr when the Russian steamroller might have been held in check—an error which may have a tremendous effect on the allied invasion of western Europe. : They said the Germans apparently thought then—and haye hoped since as they retreated to each new river line—that the Russians

give up much more ground there

“or along the Baltic.

The Germans have been putting out.round-about hints of a possible counterattack east of At best this could only be a shadow of former German offensives, and intended only for defensive purposes. There are no signs the Germans have reserves for anything but defense. The most certain fact in this uncertain spring is that the days of the great German offensives have

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Curtis R. Zahn, 2711 Guilford ave, was on his 13th mission on Feb. 25 when he was killed. He was a tail gunner sand his fortress was based in Italy. The army chaplain has written Mrs, Duncan that Christian services were conducted for Sgt, Zahn and he was buried in Italy. Other survivors are a sister, Grace; three brothers, Norman, Ray and Jimmie, and his grandmother, Mrs. Lillie Vornehm, all of Indianapolis.

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INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Indiana

Somewhere in the South Pacific these six Hoosier marines got together to eompare totes on the home state. They are, back row left to right, Sgt. Holloween Baggs, Portland; Sgt. Travis C. Glenn, 539 Dorman st., and Cpl. Robert J. Eckstein, 1705 8. Delaware st. Front row left to right, Pfe. William C. Mottler, 1214 W. Ray st; Pfc. Noah L. May, Ridgeville, and Pfc. Harold L. Willard, Elkhart.

Note Low Cost Of Bonds Drive

WAR BOND SALES in Indiana cost about 25 cents per $1000, Eugene C. Pulliam, finance committee chairman, announced today, in comparison to a 33-cent over-all national selling cost.

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Constitutional Sought to Control U. S.

Levy on Incomes.

WASHINGTON, April 21.—Séventeen states have now joined in Aske ing congress to submit to the people an amendment to the constitution putting a céiling on income taxes, In announcing that the New Jeérsey legislature had joined the drive for an income tax ceiling, the weste DIAMOND _ ern tax council said it hopes the legislature meeting in May will be the 18th to act. It is also aiming at the 42 newly elected legislatures which will convene in January of next year, hoping to find enough to complete the cam-

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