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: ANT-MINE WORK GUAM CAPTURE [Get Their Wings 250.0 000 Leave London in YANKS 9 MILES 1S LIKE MILKING’ MAY BE NEXT [JFFR 10 Days fo Escape Robots FROM LIVORNO — yO July 2 (5.9). —Near-) Railway stations presented scenes : i persons have London {reminiscent of pre-war holiday ex-| . - ’ You Have to Be Careful Former u. Ss. Base Raided. Report Lack of Transporta- in the past. 10 days for the safety |cursions, with women and children Light U. S. Armored Units : a . . Ed {of the provinces, it was estimated |waiting in line for hours to board Cow Won't "Kick, Six Times in Past tion, Worsening Food [today as the Germans resumed their trains. No extra trains were being Smash Stalemate : . A bomb attacks on the capital used because of military require-|~ : ; : Yanks Says. Six Days. | Situation. after an all-night lull, : mest, and in some cars 16 to 13(, In Haly. DR. A 5 Bs B. J. McQUAID iy UNITED PRESY} Lt. Riddick F/O Paton By HENRY P. McNULTY [96,500 mothers, and children under Prments Dulle to ao tamonete] ROME. July 13 (U. P).~—Ameri- nounce the i Times Foreign Correspondent Indications that American forces United Press Stat Correspondent a voluntary registration scheme, of- eight. Corridors were filled and|can light armored forces have ad= their daug! 12M. Sgt. may be planning the early fecon-| SECOND LT. THOMAS L. RID- PAMPLONA, Spain, July 12— [ficial sotirces said, and an addition-|many persons rode in baggage cars, |vanced two .miles along the west . 3 s CHERBOURG, July 13. quest of Guam, first U. 8. territory | DICK, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Refugees who recently arrived from |8! 16.000 were scheduled to leave to-| Though London enjoyed its sec- coast of Italy to capture Castiglion- of Mr. and Jimmy Duvall, 25, of Lexington, Ky., taken by the Japanese, were seen|M. Riddick Jr, 44 8. Pennsylvania Paris said today: the Frencl |daye. The total comprised 66,000 un- ong consecutive night’ free from |cello, 10 miles below Livorno, and The ce balanced three German sea-mine| T..Sgt. Kenneth W. Sprowl |({oday as a communique from Adm.|8t. recently was graduated as a ay ‘ capital ] and 30,500 robot - bombs, umber A stalmate delaying the i i i irtually was isolated from the rest ! aH fell ‘else~ break the long in Rapid Ci detonators dexterously in one hand| (right), a radio operator and waist | Chester W. Nimitz disclosed hat wi at Spence field, Moultrie, Ga.|V y mothers with: children, where in southern England, caus-|frontal push against the big port ta ed. hile he lit his cigaret with the| Sunner of a B-24 Liberator, Was |jight naval forces shelled the island| - JAMES L. PATON, 1616 Mont-|of the country because of the lack} Those who have left the city withi- ing damage and casualties. Author- allied headquarters reported today. station Yale cigare presented the purple heart re- |f,. the second straight day Sun- calm st., recently received his silver of transportation, = ban on tele-|OuUt government ald were estimated |ities said a “small number” of per-| After toppling the German | Miss Wes 1 other, : cently by Brig. Gen. Leon W..|4ay wings and commission as a flight hone communications and a rule at approximately 150,000. * _ |sons was killed, strong point’ of Castiglioncello on ner mother 5 “This job,” he said thoughtfully,| Johnson, Moline Kas, for wounds | qhe former American naval base{officer from the Stuttgart army air|P . the coastal highway, ‘the U.: S. attendant. hy “is a good deal like milking a cow.| received in combat over Germany |g the southern end of the Marianas Sad. He is the son of Mrs, James that no Frenchman may travel be-/.n4 everyone hoarding as mueh| FILM PREMIERES IN | |gmor drove on against bitter .re- The bride When you are milking a cow you| MaV 2. also has been hit from the air six| Paton. : yond his own department ‘without|s 4 os possible. A * sistance to- within some nine ‘miles She is a Kar & ‘ The son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- linac in ix days. % special permission. : JUNGLES DESCRIBED or less of Livorno and prepared to the Universit i gotta be a little bit careful or the| yop A Sprowl, R. R. 10, Box 507, | pe communique did not give de- Busses and streetcars have quit| The refugees sald the Germans 'storm the approaches to that last . ternity. E cow might kick you. This job is} Sgt. Sprowl holds the air medal |i 1c of the latest shelling. FE AR BRO AD ARG running and the. subway runs only (Were annoyed because the invasion] WASHINGTON, July 12 (U. P.).~ great outpost below Pisa, the west- res Wi : Just like that. You gotta be care-| and an oak fet ter. el A Japanese Domei wireless dis A every 10 minutes, closing at 11p.m., of Normandy cut off the source of | Many of the outstanding motion pic. {ern anchor of the Gothie ‘line a Parties I ful based at an | y patch reported by FCC said 1770 they said. . meat, butter and vegetable supplies of 1944 dozen miles beyond, SEVERAL i: I agreed. Duvall might have been | Liberator station in England and |, ooo planes raided Guam be- Since the allied invasion of{for their well organized black tures bave had their world The ‘Germans hurled & series of Miss Westfall 5 a little careless with the detonators| has participated in aerial attacks tween July 1 and 10 and that 94 of France, Parisians have been forced |market. premieres in wild jungle settings vountéf-attacks along the 5th and tern will ent: 4 and gotten away with it without| over Brunswick and Politz. the attackers were shot down. “Some to show thetr colors, either working with only American G. Is as the sth army fronts in an effort to stall , Cottage. Mis : Searing We loss of ag ha < damage” was admitted. all-out for the allies or increasing Food Supplies Cut. OR audiences, C3. E. L. M of [off drives into the outer crust of stones Dom % sel S yo DAY, pm ROME PUTS AMG | ren mess [Peasants Tell of Consiruc. ie lsbusion win thee, tet bombing of rasroute 400) eran, va. cig chef of thf he Gol ow dm mis (ff | rier But the locale of our conversation Nimitz’ communique said Pagan ti Work | ’ ‘ supplies. army pictorial service, reported to- and the allies battled forward a few shower for he was the huge pier shed of the island, 205 miles north of Saipan, ion ork ‘All Along Report Nasis Afraid A shortage of gas and electricity | 92Y- miles in a number ‘of sectors. as their gues famous Quai Normandie, and amid] POLICY TO 10 TEST whose capture paved the way for in- French Coast German soldiers and collabora- was reported in the city. He cited this as an instance of ieee and Jean We be a Ee macs | A ies los Sot mot ar i Re ald she Cars ipe sect to wit wt wy | 435 MILES TO BERLIN Hf a 22 # here, there and everywhere, the planes, probably from Lsely field on By WILLIAM > AILIP SIMMS | patrols at night. . i the ied a until fo pig dg on a " _ — Jistance ® Bettis yom We ‘Shaw, Davis, enormous sea mines from which, : rooadt t Miracles! Saipan. PPs-UeNazd Forsgn, Btitoe The food situation in Paris a later, but the French heard it more. ala movie, advance ed battle lines today: Beéler's lunc! Jimmy and this team of army en- Italians ceep Heavy anti-aircraft. fire was en- CHERBOURS, July 12.— French | ted was (days later, but the French heard it|fare than they could find in many| Russia—435 miles, Collins, Willi: gineers were extracting the det- countered over Pagan but no Jap- peasants believe the Germans m ay reporte ] Stoming worse with long {over the radio and the news spread of the back-home Main street cin- Italy—8640 miles, onators. Such as Food as anese fighters rose to challenge the have UonsiTicied robot bomb bases|lines before the bread shops daily [quickly by word of mouth. ema houses. France—630 miles. , Dinner-Dar 4 . 0! e " —— Hundreds of Mines Routine. attackers. aT a. Sous; fs et to AMONG 3 Navy search planes bombed Para-i =, “c 0 1iviog near. Vi oh On Saturday eve I am sensitive to sea mines. Per- By EDWARD P. MORGAN mushiro and Shumushu on thel, main road from E Yale Yo Messrs. and : haps it is only because of my re- Times Foreign Correspondent Kuriles of Japan's northern empire Paris said he and some of Ths to Hauser and cent expeiiénce in riding mine ROME, J uly 12.~The allids have Monday without loss 20d Jo a pors had been forced to. work on| 7 . and Miss Be: ‘sweepers and In watching the ef-{peen running Rome for more than force Liberators attacked Moen|,) “po Ton project such as the" s island and anti-aircraft installa- one near Cherbou Mr. and fect that these same mines Ppro-i, noth, tions on Truk in the Carolines, the “Last summer ne. he said, “th cently honori duced in the vicinity of our invasion| mppa¢ is a short wink of time, but {communique said. Boches came to my house and Carol Baum, beaches when they went off under it brings to light the durable ac- In the Southwest Pacific far east- forced me to work on the ‘big struc- and Lona Bc : our ships, complishments and dangerous mis- ern airforce Liberator Sropped 3 ture you know about. They did the Butler, Ralpl 4 There were hundreds of them here takes of our|tons of bombs on Yap island Sun- soe” with most of the men around 4 Es Lo day in the eighth raid of thé month h : inside the pier shed. This had ap- methods and pol-| “uo Japanese base in the western eye. . Mr. and parently served the Germans as a icies in this Carolines. At the time none of us had any Mrs. Charles storage shelter for the mines, which | strange and|“po Tb 0 cepting planes idea of what we were working on. H. Tageson | v they manufactured in great volume|: thankless job of fC To town as the Liberators but I found out enough to guess her daughter ] al a nearby naval arsenal governing occu- ked the township area and air- that it was to be bombproof, that officer on a | g When our bombs and shells—or |: pied territory. 31040 44 wi up a | it was to store reserves of high ex- | 4 perhaps the demolition charges the With military| POH SIC Cestroyed severa planes plosives and that some kind of Big’ The Bri : Germans themselves=hit the struc- operations at last on the groun Bertha would probably be set up| e DTU 1 ture, there were several freight car j rolling toward af Woleai Raided there. . loads full of the things, all ready successful conclu-| Long range bombers also raided] “All this I gathered by putting. Mur « for export, probably to our invasion sion, another,|Woleai, Palau, Soral and Sonsoral{tWo and two together, for the P 3 shipping anchorages. is “= more advan ced islands through the Carolines, Boches were very careful to con-| ; Why they didn't explode under| Mr. Morgan , ... fr the war| Tokyo radio said today that|ceal from us the real purpose of the E : the impact of the shells or demoli-'p.¢ already set in: Getting the peo-|American medium Mitchell bombers|WOrk they forced us to do. ngag : tion charges no one knows, or peace, Here is where [raided Hankow, railroad center, and T ob It was the job of Jimmy Duvall eI To the Wuchang district in China yes- “en OF 3 I A and his mates to remove the mines| 5. o helping Italy” to make |terday. The broadcast, recorded by| “Then one day we were taken) Vy S n from the. rubble as part of thelj,iimate preparations for a new|the United Press in San Francisco, [Off the job. To take our place they | a VY larger job of making this port once, + petter life which implies great-|also said P-51 Mustangs attacked brought in outsiders-—Belgians, N The anno more fully operational. er security for ourselves against|Canton, southern terminus of the Dutch, Poles, Czechs and Russians. | | ments and “Is it dangerous?” Sgt. Alex Gem- |." ©" oo wo more interested in |railway from Hankow. None of the newcomers seemed to | claims) the mill, 29, of Salt Lake City, answered “normaley” which has been called a] The Japanese lost 38,000 dead in|know our language. Even the Bel- | | ews. 0 my question, “How should I know?| -2 oe ® FOC India last month while being driven |81ans spoke Flemish instead of | | The engag is I just started in on this job this yn ’ almost back to the Burmese border, French. ] Murphy and 3 morning” Lovely Unreality it was announced as allied troops in| “Later these also were taken off \ H announced gi “ ‘Anytime Now’ Many people here are more con-|northern Burma -broke the last the job, probably to be scattered ents, Mr, an i» enemy resistance on the Kamaing-|8nd sent to remote places. Mean- phy, Vincen: : A better ‘clew was given by T.vinced than ever before that Mogaung road to free completely a|While people hereabouts were or: yd Senten 2 Sgt. Albert W, Metzger, 35, Elma, whether meaning to or not, we kre 1300-mile section of the important|dered to keep away from the works | Miss Mur) a Wash, the tough-faced boss of a!following the latter course, Ledo road. on penalty of death. { this month 3 gang whote time. clocks was 10 I¢| Rome is the first axis capital to : “Subsequently the Boches ordered versity train i; move the c rom the _l me to report for similar work, Then, | Lt. Owen. so mines, fall 3 was under German domi HARTFORD CIRCUS as before, I was taken off the job liam A. Owe ‘He called over to me from where nation for nine months, TOLL RISES TO 162 after a time and sent home. I have is a fighter his team was extricating the re- | There was a lovely unreality to no idea what happened afterward. forces. He mains of & bunch of badly banged | ae first week in June when Rome| HARTFORD, Conn. July 12 (U.|But from reports reaching this Italy, up mines from the rubble heap and i); "wore a ruddy blush of welcome, |P.) —The death toll in the. circus neighborhood I believe that much told me to listen while he reached pretty girls were generous with fire reached 162 tday as State Fire|the same thing has been going on Mrs. Gabe down and fiddled with the mecha- kisses and solemn old men grate- Marshal Edward J. Hickey an-|all along the French coast from announces t nism, , fully patted dusty American jeeps nounced that the “origin of the fire here to Jolland.” he said. f An ominous ticking sound issued jon their metal muzzles as if they has been determined,” and the] The tiying bomb is said to have or h that” {had been collie dogs. coroner continued his secret inquest an effective range of approximately vy ay ie a Set { The 5th army made the same to fix responsibility for the disaster.|170 miles. The rocket bomb which ing to go off any time after the eng mistakes in Naples: Top many Hickey, making his announcement Berlin says will follow reportedly ST of the next five seconds, or next, ‘hotels requisitioned; automobiles! jointly with State's Attorney Hugh has greater range. nN 30 days, depending on how the snapped up “for military use”|M. Alcorn Jr, refused to elaborate] If you draw a 170-mile eircle jerries set them. But don't worry, Whether they belonged to Fascists on his statement other than to say|about London you will find that I will shut it off right now.” jor not. Housewives lost their maids |that his investigation “is progress-| Flushing, Ostend, Lille, Amiens,| | . He reached down in the rubble 0 officers with generous views on-ing satisfactorily.” His information, Rouen, Havre and Cherbourg all and made good his promise, You W28es, setting themselves up in along with other facts brought outcome well inside that. This obviwould think from the way he talked, {swank apartments. |in an independent investigation,|ously complicates the allied job of that he was a mine expert. | But our really serious deficiencies | were turned over to Coroner Frank locating and disposing of all the | Actually, he and all these men concerned, first, the woefully com- \E. Healy, whose inquest may take sites. were merely members of an ordinary | Plicated question of the Fascists and | several weeks to complete. Search of the area around the ? | service battalion of G. I. engineers What to do with them; and second, ! rere ——— structure found in Normandy has whom the navy had picked up and the supremely important problem BISHOP KIRCHHOFFER (disclosed vast underground works | set to work on the mine clearance! jof Italian partisans and what could {which have already been covered |. A 10b. {be done for them, IS CONFINED TO BED with earth,» making them difficult You had t6 be impressed with the | rd Ainslie | © Spot from the air, a quality of such courage as these | Scandalous Success come oo Ret. Richard o —" Prin:e Minister Churchill's warnG. L's displayed. | The Fascists comprised political, | [<\rchhofler, bishop of the Episcopal |, =%\ Jo 704 or may have to take it There might be little chance of social and economic panderers who | diocese of Indianapolis, will be con-|, '" (0 = may not come amiss. oie of these things going off. After) worked Mussolini's side streets and | fined to his bed for some time, Mrs. ee —— Kirchhoffer said today. . MAIL all, the weight of explosive which are now trying ours with, at times, . RESUME U. S.-ROME had landed on the pier shed had | scandalous success. Bishop Kirchhoffer injured his WASHINGTON, July 13 (U.P.).— failed to explode them. We are just waking up to the fact back in a recent fall down the stairs | Civilian mail service was resumed But I was glad to get away from that the patriot groups need allied 2 is home. He is making satis- today between the United States there after taking the names of the SUpPOrt and encoumigement more | oClOrY Progress, Mrs. Kirchhoffer and two more points in the Italian b gang, lafter they have finished their guer- reports, but time will be required peninsula—the city of Rome and “PEL, 1944, by The Indianapolis Times rilla assignments than before. The for broken vertebrae 1d knoll, Ithe Vatican city state. oC The Chicago Daily News Inc. emotional energy of these partisans generated in underground clashes me en Eon CROSSWORD PUZZLE must be employed now to help Italy Answer to Previous Pussle back to its feet or its pent-up force ! DANCER ¢ will cause a social explosion later. : At times in Rome these days it MAJ-GEN admittedly is difficult to detect a] HORIZONTAL wheels HARRY spark of interest in the nation's fu-| 1 Pictured 61 She left the ok ture, let alone consciousness about actress and _ stage to be- INGLES the world at last. dancer come a —— Romans still display a detachment! 9 Grain —_— r from the war that is unbelievable. | 13 Dines VERTICAL If it is “normalcy” we want, they| 14 Dn id 2 Rowing si x oe ready beating us al our oWn | Jills) 3Says © 27Eastindies 41Shewasa eed ree 17 Item of 4 Manuscripts (abbr.) » member of the Accept as Routine jewelry - (abbr) 28 Writing too} Russian — Now The Romans simply assume that| 18 Great Lake 5 Grabs 29 Church wine 44 Upon Avui we are miracle men, 19 Compass point 6 Native metal vessel - 46 Part of flower : They accepted as routine the fact| 20 Li 7By way of 31 Before 47 Against . K 2, that the allied military government,| 2! Ther efore 8 Sums up 32 Distress’ 49On the ocean €¢ P h 1S whose physical accomplishments| 23 Member of 9 Lyric poem signal 50 Dry wine PLA : have been dazzling, managed in the o arliament 10 Flier 36 Manufactur- $1 Dance step (CENTER) ‘30 8 first 24 hours after the occupation bbr.) 11 Journey ing 53 Excitement these \ gach dream S of to truck in 200 tons of food and| 23 King 12 Observe 37 Exclamation 54 River (abbr) FAILLE FANFARE in ft suit stuftt . kept it coming: or that the A. M. G,| 20 Meadow 20 Tool for of inquiry 55 Me with Iv > so ‘ 00-Wo° 80 f h also hauled in 800,000,000 lire in 28 Adhesive chopping 38 Tree fluid cloth 3 vervet ‘ending, wh. J ure '. ace 3 you res currency and had the banks open Substance 22 Elderly 39 Rodent 56 Make a usually elegant — and sus oun g F for business in exactly seven days. oe. 25 And (Latin) Either mistake that little fishtail back ador- has the Y Astle We have good will on our side, A| 34 International Vl BA [PF oe iz) able? Sizes 9 to 15. 19,95 ph Have a beautiful prim Italian lady returned to her| language | rvs 3 |) apartment recently to discover,| 35 Cognomens eat 2d ' : bine . oy new photograph somewhat to her amazement, two| 39 Articles of + | | 1 | 17047 a : asFn ° yhat's ey doughboys curled up in her bathtub| clothing : bs j-. .} : PRINCESS PET ; ) te a (a) ] Si red I i - 3 carves a ‘slender d 2 J taken now in our ~ |sleeping like babes. 42 Exclamation 1 BET ilhouet cate dese (b) 4 She remarked to a friend that she | 43 Constellation 77 ” snquette for - your - figure, cet des ’ friend dic. found the spectacle rather charming| 44 Sign of ap. 2 : effective in mossy crepe with sor $ g@C : 1 (e)1 endly studio. , |2nd one she preferred coming home| proyal (coll) VIL deep border and front in Jun Sng 1 (d) | to, & sgalnst calling cards from the | 45 Pog cript - taille. Sizes 9 to 15. 19.95 / a . secret police (abbr, HN 3 He ! } : . Dinca "fo em we live in a goldfish bowl, aul 47 Near i Te i . proofs shown. . |the same; People want to know how | 48 Music note 3 { (RIGHT 5 “ - . i |“liberators act.” { 50 Cut az — — : : . 1 i” Studio Third Foor. | | But we do some foolish things 52 Mountain lake SIDE-SHOW SALLY in this draped- ’ i { 3 ra : and only if we can sense the tre-| Otherwise Ra a . to-the-side two-piecer. It has > : mendous responsibility the war has, ° Mountain in grt oN Just enough wham in its bisek ~~. : rr. : L, thrust upon us can we help the | ar, al ; a 4 i ~ * satin bow. to strike a young B® : : : wf : i . § Italians, fp the leadership they © TEEN FT TT HIB Yaafiliaii, YS fumey. des Sherdog } i I Copyrig ght, oo Bl HE 60 Paris of e ;: 4 1 J} “5 ed i kd a E So a = De Eos 2

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