Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 September 1944 — Page 2

* “In spite of the passage of a “‘wholé week since-the-Finns undertook to disarm the German forces + yemaining in Finland after Sept. 15 and hand them over to the allies +. a8 war prisoners, not a single Ger- +» man soldier. has been disarmed. Moreover Finnish duthorities are

+ A Pravda editorial; citing the + ‘boast -of Nazi radios that Germén were escaping from Finland

* Finland Reshuffles

+ Its Government STOCKHOLM, Sept. 21 (U. P)~ + Urhu Castren, former president of ..the Finnish supreme court, was appointed premier of Finland today . in a government shuffie two days .. . after the Finns signed an armistice with Russia,

_ A public program at 8:15 p. m. tomorrow in the Murat theater will conclude activities of the week's observance of ConstituRoscoe Pound, dean emeritus of the Harvard law school, will speak on “The U. 8. Constitution—Its Future.” ; Free tickets may be obtained at the Indianapolis Power & Light Co. on the Circle and at the Irvington and Broad Ripple branches; the Indianapolis News, L. Straiiss & Co., and the North Senate Y. M. C. A. School teachers may obtain tickets at the public school administration building 150 N. Meridian st.

THREE CHILDREN

Three children were injured, one seriously, if accidents while at play yesterday.

son of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Hughes, 2300 Shadeland dr, was in critical condition at City hospital today with a crushed chest he received when a pony he was riding jumped up on its hind legs, falling backward on top of the lad. Kenneth R. Bishop, 11, 2846 N. Gladstone ave, was in City hospital with a serious head injury received when he collided “head-on” with his brother, Donald, 9, as they were running toward each other. Dallas Nauert, 8, of 437 Parkway ave, was slightly injured when. he fell 25 feet out of a second-story door at a vacant building in the 1300 block, Madison ave.

HURT IN MISHAPS

Eight-year-old Donald Hughes,|

Nazis Gird to Halt Threat| : Against Gateway to

Northern Italy.

ROME, Sept. 21 (U. P.) —American troops advancing north of Florence approached the famous Futa pass through the Apennines today iit signs that'the Germans were shifting troops from the west to meet the threat against that gateway to northern Italy, ° Fighting in a driving rain which

hampered ground forces and re. stricted aerial support, the U, 8. 5th army captured five mountain peaks and pushed near the village

of Futa pass and itself a part of the German defenses for the pass.

‘Approach Road Center

Other 5th army units on the Ligurian sea coastal sector approached the outskirts of the town of Pietrasanta, on the Lucca-Massa highway, three miles inland and six miles north of Viareggio. Pietrasanta is four miles northwest of Camaiore, which was captured yesterday by Brazilian expeditionary force troops operating with the 5th army. Heavy fighting continued in the Adriatic sector, where British 8th army troops edvanced on Rimini, coastal city on the southern edge of the Po valley. Canadian troops made progress in clearing the enemy from several towns in the vicinity ‘of San Fortunato, near

MODEL PLANE FIEL TO BE OPEN SUNDAYS

Members of the police depart ments PAL clubs and other Indianapolis youngsters will be permitted to continue their model airplane activities at Delavan Smith field, 2234 Madison ave., from 2p. m. until sundown Sunday afternoons until Dec. 1, Paul V. Brown, super= intendent of parks has announced.

PACIFIC VETERAN DEAD FT. BENNING, Ga., Sept. 21 (U. P.).—The body: of Pvt. Charles J. Sulik, a paratrooper veteran of the South Pacific, was found Wednesday in the Ft. Benning parachute

announced today. Military police said a .45 caliber

pistol was found beside the body.

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