Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 October 1944 — Page 6

village whose 1100 inhabiwere slaughtered. by the 4 in reprisal for a guerrilla at-

Maxwell Anderson, playwright ‘and chairman of the committee for the rebirth of Distomo, dis‘closed today that an official dediceermony to rename the would be held on Oct. 28, ‘marking the fourth anniversary of

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the invasion of Greece by Mussolini’s Black Shirts. .*Tt is heartening to find that the United States, defenders of democracy, in league with Greece, founders of democracy, are wiping off the map a Berlin, the name of a city which is linked to the false doctrine that democracy was a decadent theory,” Anderson said.

—————————————————" - MARK “FRIENDS NIGHT”

Englewood chapter No. 483, O. E. 8, will observe “Friends Night” at $ p. m. Monday at 2714% E. Washington st. Guest officers from other

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State Auditor Richard T. James. Mr. Lester, first ward ‘G, O. P. chairman, has been purchasing agent and production manager of the Perfect Screw Products Co. for the past three years. He fills a vacancy created several months ago when Huston Gossett resigned to

O. E. 8. chapters throughout the | take a position in the lieutenant

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‘For Stage Names

HOLLYWOOD, Oct, 5 (U. P.). —Mr; and Mes. George Letz went to superior court yesterday and asked permission to be known legally by. their more familiar names—Cpl. George Montgomery, movie actor, and Dinah Shore, red-haired singing actress. Montgomery gave his age as 28, his birthplace as Brady, Mont.; Miss Shore said she was 27 and was born in Winchester, Tenn. They requested the change in order to avoid confusion between their screen and real-life names.

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Nippon Werel of Food Crisis as Grave as _ Military Threat."

. By UNITED PRESS...

New American air blows against Japanese bases and shipping along a 4000-mile front from the Kuriles in the north to Dutch East Indies in the south were disclosed today as the Japanese people were warned of a food crisis as grave as the threat in “the military sphere.” The new air raids, concentrated} in the Southwest Pacific, sank or damaged at least 12 more Japanese vessels, On Celebes island, 200 miles below Mindanao, Liberators bombed the waterfront and oil tank areas at Makassar while patrol planes sank or damaged a 3000-ton freighter, three small freighters and several barges along the coast.

Cargo Ship Sunk

A 1000-ton cargo ship was sunk in the Soela islands; four small freighters were destroyed in Ambon bay at Amboina island; a medium tanker was damaged off Basilan island in the Philippines, and a schooner was sunk off Halmahera. Bases raided by naval and landbased planes included: Paramushiro in the Kuriles; Chichi island in the Bonins; Pagan island in the Marianas and Marcus island, 1000 miles southeast of Tokyo. The food crisis was revedled by ghoichi Nishimura, directo of the agricultural administration, in a

He urged farmers to greater production and said the government planned to distribute additional livestock, give bounties for excess crop quotas and make more farm labor available.

Japs Claim Destroyer

A Japanese Bomei dispatch recorded in New York said an allied destroyer exploded and sank west of Peleliu in the southern FPalaus Monday and said it believed a Japanefe submarine was “responsible.” FCC recorded another Domei dispatch which said an announcement was “expected” of a Japanese submarine attack on a task force northeast of American-held Morotai in the Halmaheras.

Airplane Toll in U.S. Set of 17. 300

WASHINGTON, Oct. ©

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The war department yesterday that’ the 17.500 i recently announced:

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the United out and gEm At said ] lost, dents, about 2500 were* 0 as unfit to fly but useful in’ ground instruction, and "about 4000 worn out by the hard grind of daily training and transport flying.

The air forces, it said, since Pearl Harbor has had some 5600

making.

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HOLLAND SMALL

SUPREME HEADQUARTERS, A. EF, Oct. 5 (U. P.).—The troop carrier command lost less than 3

ports and gliders in the invasion of Holland despite the fiercest opposition met in any of the five airborne thrusts in Europe, it was announced yesterday. Nearly 6,000,000 pounds of supplies and equipment were flown into Hol-

planes and additional thousands of pounds of supplies were transported by British troop carrying forces.

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