Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 July 1944 — Page 10

TIGHTEN GASOLINE Shakeups i Gorman High Command - COUPON REGULATION Mark Clash of Nazi Party With Wehrmacht

WASHINGTON, July 18 (U, P).|

—Rationing officials, in a further |

move to stop the illegal flow of gasoline, yesterday tightened procedures for returning unused gasoline coupons to a local board when |

a car owner sells his vehicle to a

dealer, =< Methods, now require both parties in the

party

{ : effective next Friday, § Wehrmacht.

transaction to sign a joint certifica- |

tion of the amount and ‘kind of ration coupons surrendered if the dealer, as is usually the case, undertakes to return the coupons to the board. Heretofore, the dealer was able to, get the ration board receipt for sur- |

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By PAUL GHALI

Times Foreign Correspondent BERN, July 18.—At this blackes {period in German history, signs injereasingly Bins to the ‘imminence inside Germany today is that Field

Far-reaching changes

t Bonording to constant reports yeachs ge here.

of a showdown] Marshal Gen. Erich Von Mannstein

between the Nazi _. cen replaced on the Russian|decision was taken after a lengthy and the po. py Col. Gen. Walther Model, /meeting in Berlin between German \while Field Marshal Gen. Eberhard military leaders and armament proNo less than 19, “ar ckensen has been suddenly! ducers. German generals . 4 nusteriously recalled from the generals would receive “even more arms and munitions.”

have surrendered or been killed since the begin- | ning of synchron- |

Italian front, Von Rundstedt Arrested? Field Marshal Rudolf Gerd Von !fg

ized operations be- py, dstedt, recently fired by Hitler, his alone, in the eyes of his people.

tween the allied 55 commander in chief on the west and RUSSIAN ery front, is said to have been arforces—an _unpre- rested by tb gestapo along with two

fappointment of his successor, Field | a is said that the common belief Marshal Gen. Guenther Von Kluge were made on Der Fuehrer’'s orders.

of his sinking ship. Responsibility

in high December, 1941 and during the siege {command are occurring everywhere, lof Stalingrad, in 1942,

Von Rundstedt’s dismissal and the | According to information here, the

Hitler promised that the So Der Fuehrer stands at the helm r all Talse moves will be his, and

Misprint Amazes Readers Germans were amazed a few days

rendered coupons without joint cer- |cedented figure in the annals of Ger- tj er

tification of seller, | man war history,

dismissed generals. - And ago when the Nazi organ Munchner {colonels and major generals on the Neueste Nachrichten appeared with

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{astern front are being discharged {8 somewhat distressing misprint in wholesale, according to good au-|connection with the funeral of Gen. thority. | Eduard Diet], Der Fuehrer’s darling. General opinion is that some It terminated his obituary with Wehrmacht generals now openly op- | these words: | pose continuation of the war, “His radiant example is encourageAgainst them stand the party |ment for us to falter at this decisive generals who so far remain faith-iphase of the war.” Whether this ful to Der Fuehrer and want to con- ‘misprint was intentional or accitinue fighting, And the clash be- | dental will probably never be known. tween the two schools has never| But at any rate many superstitious been greater nor more tragic for Germans immediately recalled anGermany. {other macabre misprint which preceded by a few weeks the German {collapse of 1918. A new stamp ediThe first symptom was Von Rund- [tion appeafed at that time with the Istedt’s dismissal on July 6. (words: “Futsches Reich” (it's all i | The gravity of the German situa- up with the Reich) instead of the tion can be judged from the fact words, “Deutsches Reich.” that Hitler has taken the initiative! of “solving” the crisis as s he did in|

BEHIND THE URALS—

Irrigation Project Creates | I" - A Soviet ‘Garden of Eden’,

By HARRISON SALISBURY region. There is the tausagiz, a United Press Staff Correspondent bush containing 30 per cent rubber TASHKENT, U. S. S. R, July 7 ith a’ crop every four years, and (Delayed) — The shady, tree-lined rimsagiz, a grassy 5 per cent blant ! with a crop each year. There are streets of Tashkent surge with fresh | thousands of acres of land in Kazakwater from the Alma-Ata irrigation histan sown with tausagiz. iditches flowing out of the Alttau Production Doubles {mountains. The wat s {mountains ne wa er runs along All agricultural production here . |the streets, beside highways and out i | has been doubled in the last 10 to lush gardens surrounded by high, years. There are 75 types of grapes {sunbaked mud walls, : : The water flows acrosssfields green in 75.000 lush acres of vineyards. ith corn. s hn = S gr Uzbekistan has 2,000,000 acres of | Sorghum, cotton 80d Loo4eon fat healthy bolls bobbing in sugar beets and turns arid deserts . I” fields for miles across the country . |into orchards and vineyards loaded side. There is another 1.000.000 © |with plums, apricots, raspberries, |acres of cotton in production in the iid |blackberries, apples and grapes that {rest of central Asia. © {weigh 10 pounds a cluster, Uzbek cotton production accounts This is Russia's Garden of Eden |for 63 per cent of the Russian total. 3 {—the closest, thing to California's The yield averages 150,000 pounds a { Imperial valley you can find in Asia. per 100 acres without seed—roughly | The advances in Russian agricul-|comparable to the irrigated cotton {ture under the 21-year-old Soviet!|yields of Arizona and California. . {regime are impressive. Eric Johns-| Uzbekistan produced 600,000 tons . ton, president of the U. S. Chamber [of ginned cotton in 1941, 350,000 this of Commerce, touring the country |year with the decrease caused by a with correspondents, gave the lead- | transfer of acreage to sugar beets ers credit, and less fertilizer,

Johnston Lauds Soviet Rule Plant Converted

“Communism and the Soviet sys-| There was a nitrogen fixation jtem have done great things for this plant, started in 1936, which turned 'country,” he said. lout nitrate fertilizers at the rate of The tour has showed that when 600,000 tons per year, but the plant | Ukraine sugar production was lost, has been converted to production ‘Uzbekistan and other central Asia of munition nitrates. republics stepped into the gap, pro-| But there is still the huge hydroducing sugar for the first time. Uz- [electric irrigation project, the third bekistan this year has 85,000 acres largest in operation in the Soviet of sugar beets for production, plus Union. This project is expected to neariy 40,000 acres for seed for the extend through 1,250,000 acres of Ukraine: The crop yield runs more virgin soil of “starvation steppes,” than 50.000 pounds per 100 acres.|turning another barren land where In some regions the production runs!only the bravest nomads dared to up 240.000 pounds per 100 acres. wander in other decades.’ Two varieties of rubber plants are| Now the lands are a huge breadgrown, too, in this man-made fertile basket,

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