Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 October 1944 — Page 19

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and ground-strafing areas of possible Japanese concentration. ; Under this cover the waters off the island quickly filled with churning small personnel boats,

tank, carriers and amphibious machines which rumbled up onto

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Arthur's campaign for re-conquest of the Philippines were about. 100, 000 men, backed by possibly another 150,000 for the second and succeeding waves and as many more men behind them as will be needed to ‘finish the job, Sutherland in Party MacArthur set foot on Philip pines soil for the first time since he left Corregidor accompanied by hig. chief of staff, Lt. Gen. Richard Sutherland, who like MacArthur had gone through the black days of Corregidor. He was also accompanied by Lt. Gen. George Kenney, commander of the Far Eastern air force; Sergio Osmena, president of the Philippines, and] Brig. Gen. Carlos Romulos, resident commissioner of the Philippines, Lack of Japanese opposition was surprising since it seemed incredible the Japanese could have been unaware of the American intentions with the huge armada which stretched beyond the horizon coursing for days toward the landing points. One single Japanese plane made a brief appearance over the landing scene and was shot down before it could do any damage. One submarine was detected before the {armada reached the island, but was not heard again after destroyers

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the shore, their 75-mm. guns blaz-| In the first assault wave of Mac- |i;

attacked it with depth charges,

~ Covered by the greatest ‘naval and air bombardment of the Pacific war, jungle veterans of the American 6th army under German-born Lt. Gen.

San Ricardo, was nearing capital and principal city Leyte with a population of more 30,000, only thres miles to the

Japanese opposition was reported developing the Tacloban area and around Poanan, southernmost bridgehead, at mid-afternoon as the

DEWEY TO TALK ON LABOR TONIGHT

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be no turning back the course of collective bargaining by workers and that the right of workers to strike is one of the fundamental rights of free men. He probably will plead again for an administration committed to the ideal of full employment and at a high wage level. FDR’S Moves Watched

Moving from the realm of “idea men” and speech writers into the field of politicians in the Dewey

camp who are trying to call the turn on how goes the campaign, the big question today is how effective will be the active speaking campaign which Mr. Roosevelt begins tomorTOW. Those who arent kidding themToe| selves recall the devastating way in which Mr. Roosevelt moved in on Wendell Killkie in the last two weeks of the 1940 campaign and, with skillful political tactics, knocked the props from under much of the gains the G. O. P. nominee had made. Some of Mr. Dewey's staff profess to be happy that Mr. Roosevelt has,

Get (as they say, been “smoked - out.”

They say the governor's quick-on-the-trigger ability to answer Mr. Roosevelt's speeches will be a kind of campaigning the President hasn’t been up against before. Mr. Dewey returns to Albany after

tonight's speech and then Monday sets out for speeches in Minneapolis and Chicago. There's a good chance others will be announced soon,

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defenders, stunned and scattered by the devastating pre-invasion bom harden, began » rally their

lisa Fighting Ahead Enemy forces entrenched in the

ing the invasion troops with mortar fire, Bloody fighting Wis believed |,

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reach the main defenses inland. United Press War Correspondent Ralph Teatsorth reported from Leyte that MacArthur had set up headquarters at the island. MacArthur's command, he said, had designated foday as “A” day because it wanted a different designation from the conventional “D-day” applied to most invasions. The landings on Leyte drove a wedge between the two main Japanese strongholds in ‘the Philippines Luzon with the capital city of Manila in the north, and Mindanao

HALSEY ADVANCING WITH ‘SUNKEN’ SHIPS

PEARL HARBOR, Oct. 20 (U. P.). —Adm. Chester W. Nimitz took cognizance of the Tokyo radio claims of having sunk most of the United States 3d fleet off Formosa in one paragraph of his communi. que today. It said: : “I have received from Adm. (William F.) Halsey the comforting assurance that he is now retiring toward the enemy. following the salvage of all the 3d fleet ships recently reported sunk by Tokyo radio.”

PRINCETON BOY KILLED

PRINCETON, Ind, Oct. 20 (U. P.) —Harold Ellis, 16-year-old son of Mrs, Katie Moore, died yesterday after he was struck by a locomotive in the Southern Railway shops, where he was employed as an engine tester.

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“The : enemy's so-called greater East Asia co-prosperity sphere will be cut in two. “The conquered empire to the south comprising the Dutch East Indies and the British possessions of Borneo, Malaya and Burma will be severed from Japan proper. “The great flow of transportation and supply upon which Japan’s vital war industry depends will be cut, as will the counter-supply of his forces to the south. “A half million men will be cut off without hope of support and with ultimate destruction at the leisure of the allied forces. “In a broad, strategical conception, the defensive line of the Japanese, which extends along the coast of Asia from the Japan islands, through Formosa, the Philippines, the East Indies, to Singapore and Burma, be pierced in

ment to the south and to the north. “Either flank will be vulnerable and can be rolled up at will.”

Combat Teams Pave Way

American combat teams paved the way for the successful penetration of Leyte gulf by landing three days ago on the northern tip of Dinagat island and the southern portion of Homonhom island and overwhelming enemy defense positions guarding the entrance to the huge bay. The warships, comprising ° the greatest ocean-going amphibious armada in history, included the 7th American fleet under Vice "Adm. | Thomas C. Kinkaid, the Australian! squadron and elements of Adm. William F. Halsey’s 3d American!

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