Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 May 1944 — Page 3

: Mil : | began on Nov. 19, 1940, when dai F = ; Neutral military -obesrvers, he juli he was’ acelaimed : To Resume March on {over a “huge h"_airmer said, estimated that “Rommel now, O° first Hoosier to enter the | ,,y sppears that the Indianapolis : ; ticipating | army under the then brand new man will be right in the Rome. | selective service system. things when the 'Allies grab a | He and 14 others volunteered Jo3knsia oa Europe. - .(Continued From Page One) was promoted fo captain panzer immediately, but Capt. Kelley | yo "0% 0 oF eutenancy he won the No. 1 inductee title by | earned in March, 1943. Before "|te-fitted and brought up to full| drawing the lowest number out of | that he was a warrant officer, strength after being mauled in the hat of a Ft. Harrison com- | sergeant, corporal, private first Russi. :

. : Dera Hi draft class and private, The offensive apparently did not OB len riports said a EyRery ng 6 1. His CAT | shortly after voluntéering. he

extend to the 5th army beachhead ne. German . number wasn't low, but he volun- | yeceived training at Pt. Custer, around Anzio below Rome, despite Tels OS the Han Blane yhic Bh Srashed teered because he thought the | Mich. From he was asprevidus ang yehore of large-scale may have been a rocket airship or year's training would “put me in | signed to 5th corps area headava, possibly one of Germany's “secret fine physical shape” Of course, quarters in Columbus, O. On Haze covered the battlefront this ] weapons.” his training didn’t end after a Sept. 1, 1942, he landed in Engmorning, but hundreds of allied : . No sign was found of an engine | year, as congress had originally | land among the first U. 8. troops bombers and fighters, including an for the plane or of its crew if any, planned. to be stationed on British soil hour-long procession of Flying Fort- . : the dispatches said. ’ Climbs T The African invasion followed. resses and Liberators, roared out Allied authorities disclosed last Has Impressive Address across the lines for attacks on rear ; night that a hand-picked force of _ When photographed as he was Capt. Kelley's present address is areas apparently in an attempt to specially trained American and being fingerprinted at the initial impressive enough: “Office of the seal off the enemy from supplies abandoned British experts in civil administra- | induction ceremony, the then | Chief of Staff, Allied Expeditionand reinforcements. tion will accompany allied invasion | Pvt. Kelley flashed an Irish grin ary Force.” Lt. Gen. Sir Oliver Leese, com- armies into Europe to aid in the and said, “My fingers will prob- , Mrs Kelley says her son likes mander of the 8th army, warned immediate restoration of normal ably get dirtier than this. England better now than he did war correspondents against over- civilian life in liberated territories. They did. For the son of Mr. | before, because “it's become more: optimism in the early stages of the explosives. Trained secretly at a big school and Mrs. Thomas F. Kelley, 843 = Americanized.” She also reveals offensive. The military correspondent of the “somewhere in England” under the W. 29th st, climbed up through | that he's anxious to return to InStrongest in This War London Daily Express said Marshal newly-established civil affairs the ranks by sheer hard work and | dianapolis, where he previously . Erwin Rommel, Germany's anti-in- branch of Gen. Dwight D. Eisen- determination. was employed by the Equitable “The defenses we are attacking hower’s supreme ' headquarters, the Since that day back in 1940, | Life Insurance Co. are the strongest the British army | asa 2A AR officers will be prepared to func- Capt. Kelley has been to England, | Sgt. Kelley, who is 30, has a has encountered in the present DEMOCRATS MEET tion in Prance, Belgium, Nether-| thence to Africa and back to Eng- | brother, Thomas J. Kelley, now 'war,” he said at a “briefing session” : lands, Luxembourg, Norway, Den- land again. He moved into Algiers | undergoing officer's training at yesterday in advance of the attack. 10 BEN AME B AY mark and possibly Austria, as well] with the first invasion head- | Camp Lee, Va. His brother was

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Mrs. Harry J. Gal- “Thus our progress must not be as in Germany. | quarter's unit in December, 1942, | inducted in June, 1942. loway, 354 N. Arsenal ave., received judged in the terms of an advance last night fol- of so many miles, but by the successive defense lines we break, the

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Members of the Democratic State committee will meet here at 11 a. m.

strong | tomorrow to re-elect State Chair- s petits. we eapiure: ang Une man Fred P. Bays and all other

We Sesion. committee officers.

“Our success will be achieved only They are Mrs. Edna Bingham, 7 7 : through a series of hard-fought en-| vice chairman: Charles Skillen, sec- | STRAUSS SAYS: : counters, in which infantry will| tory and Clarence Uv“Gtamhel- IT'S ONE DAY + NEARER VICTORY vi have strong artillery and armored cher, treasurer. tehing i support and the backing of a pow-| after the reorganization meeting, 18 erful British-American air force.” |ayoirman Bays will appoint an ar- | STRAUSS SAYS: IT'S ONE DAY NEARER VICTORY Leese revealed that certain di-|rangements committee to select & § 1 \ v visions taken out of the 8th army geynote speaker and a permanent | y 8.95 i ; ! line had been returned to the com-| chairman for the state convention J " mand after a rest and fresh forma=- pere June 15-16. { tions also absorbed as the army ex-| The committee was not expected tended its offensive front by a third,’ {, pass any resolutions favoring encompassing the Cassino and’ .g.didates. Rapido river sectors. Foo

y. a disarming : NY In the regrouping, the 5th army ’ £8 p \ took over the Garigliano valley sec- “1 -MAN CRIME WAVE

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rhenian sea. Both French empire 4 3 5 Ty : and American troops were included Ceci] Earl Hensler, 26, of 1552 N. ord cotton with 1 : \ in the 5th army. Park ave, linked as a “one-man : 5 % y : Gen. Sir Harold R. L. G. Alexan- crime wave” in connection with a shorts and top, | IF Fa # der, allied ddbmmander in Ttaly, an- series of holdups including the rob8 | : : F nounced the offensive in the follow- bery of Smiley N. Chambers, Sule] . 3 3 ing communique issued at 11:30 board member, Was sentenced 5 old with brown, | § A r m.: \years in prison by Judge W. D., Covered by Air Power * {Bain in criminal court today.

grouping ; : Hensler was charged specifically Ks of the allied armies _... "416 holdup of John Richards.

in Italy now has been successfully ) eted withou _ filling station attendant on E. New| Sump! » 3 snemy suesier York st. last week. He was cap- |

ence. The opera _ i ered by 38 gpeEation 18 Doe Sve tured a few minutes after the | patrol activity along the whole holdup by police in a running gun front. | fight which ended in 2 residence |

“Concentrated and heavy road Where the bandit barricaded him- | and rail movements of men and SCif in @ bedroom. material has been smoothly carried He was connected with four other | out. This has made heavy calls on similar holdups, police said. all administrative services. All for- rp se

Ee , WAVES APPLICANTS | cuDespite bad weather and aim 7) BE INTERVIEWED

regrouping has been accomplished on time, | Lt. G. E. Giesecke, U. S. N. R,, “The 5th and 8th armies, di- will interview applicants for com- | reced by Gen. Alexander and sup- missions in the WAVES through ported by the Mediterranean allied next Friday at 120 W. North st.

« tactical air force, began an attack! The WAVES are in need of women This IS the. HANAN HURDLER, — the Gustav line at 2300 with college degrees or two years of . ours on May 11.” e plus experience in account-| about as fine an Oxford as walks No details Vi given of the oR ee a purchasing, the Ea rth! ress of the attack, but a front re- administration, institutional man . port from James E. Roper, United agement and personnel. Technicians Press war correspondent with the in occupational therapy, medical 5th army, that waves of Flying specialties, physics, chemistry, psy-

It is in especial demand among Fortresses and Libegators flew over chology and mathematics are eli- ’ : the lines in an hour-long proces- gible to apply.

Army Men— sion this morning indicated that E even the strategic air forces’ heavy, POET TO HEAD WORK

bombers were being thrown into the, Miss June Winona Snyder will

ole : . assault. . d s f h inal poems And Civilians also find it Seeks Road to Rome Teal oy - Tne Spiritual Need

| An official spokesman, in disclos- | for Poetry” at the last meeting of very comfortable! ing that the main weight of 2 as. | the season of the Indiana McGuifey

. sault was in the Tyrrhenian sec- club tomorrow afternoon in the Hanan—is world renowned for fine or, intimated that Alexander was Cropees audiorium of the cent cobble-ing! - Rr Ins Avgian "| renched in dominating heights to And the Hurdler represents a eve ponte Eyer ve Sth army launched an attack vast forward step in flexibility! eo ane, Aopen way paral on, CLs va. kings 10 Inland, Cassino bars the way to, rubble in the heaviest bombard-

. ! via Casilina. Though the allies have ment of its kind in history, but the By attaching the forepart of the held positions inside the town for, assault petered out because the de- STEP UP SIRS INTO . . more than three months, they have struction blocked advancing allied outer sole direct to the upper— Tot been sble to capture it. largely, tanks and enabled the Germans to y

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