Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 December 1944 — Page 5

* TUESDAY, DEC. 5, 1944 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

ELEGTRO- PLATING. 150,000 Nazi Troops Str uggle Thr ough Snow and Peaks Seeking Escape From Balkans JAPS WILL DESTRO 2

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ern Bulgaria, Albania, ¥Southern | Scutari. . above Trieste, and have written a modore Matthew ©. Perry, U. 8 Americar Electro Plating society,|was its Italian mate at the same|and | shavir off Sroslers in [have some jhucioe of reaching a Serbla and Macedonia. The extremest toe of the Nazi question mark over how long the py ont who Speed Japa to # v bunches of a score 100. temporary haven roatia an As corps and divisions pass out|foot has been attempting to wiggle Sita ; wor e y “cere Will speak before mambers of Jue Hi 1a | yout, &' Survey of ihe But the toes are armored tanks|Slovenia where partisan activities|of existence, their staff offiers are its way down through the passes Adriatic +30 - Victig, saiignd wil moniously destroyed” Dec. 8, the local branch of the Electro Plating [progress of his retreat throu survive the Aegean-Vienna route. * : and the task is less easy than it|are hampered by two collaboration-|evacuated by plane, to reach Podgorica and work-out a newspaper Ta Kung Pao, quoting a society at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the | Yugoslavia shows. . sounds, ist armies: the Croatian terrorist| The toes of the stocking are northward exit for them. The Nazis have only the rail strip : from broad Zagreb and the latter | Tokyo broadcast, said yesterday. Hotel Riley. Nazi forces now fill an area] An imaginary line drawn across|Ustachi under Dr. Ante Pavelic,|rolled inward. Desertions are few,| But it looks as though, unless : Mr. Conn will use as his topic, [shaped roughly like a leg, with the the calf of the Nazi leg, passing|who number some 60,000, and the morale being generally sustained by|they surrender soon, they may is regularly needled by the par-| The monument will be destroyed ; “Copper; Electro Forming.” A din- thigh in southern Austria and Slo-|through two of the principal allied- |Slovene home guard (Domo-|the hope of reaching “fortress Ger-|share the fate of some 4000 who!" Sans by Yokosaskas, members wf the ner meeting will be held at 6:30|venia and the foot in southern held cities of Belgrade on the branchi), who number some 5000. |many” and home. .| died 1n street fighting for the Al.| TRFOUShoUS this campaign Amer-| "0 mens mdignation p.m. . Yugoslavia. Danube and split an the Adriatic| In Serbia and Croatia these home Except for Junkers evacuation|banian capital, Tirana. isan lend-lease material, shipped conference, in early observance of * ett resets The Nazi heel still covers the|coast; shows that there are 150,000| guardsmen, when they surrender,|planes and night fighters prowling| At the same time, the Nazis are|2Cf0S8 the Adriatic in American- a month-long “Crush America” 98 PER CENT TO GO ancient Moslem town of Sarajevo to 200,000 troops to the south trick-|are treated by the partisans as mis-|the air routes, the luftwaffe is dor- experiencing a bothersome tighten- bulk Tatiing eral play ud 3 major period in the Japanese homeland, WASHINGTON ~— Over 20,000,- | whence the retreat apparently is ling through the little-developed |guided compatriots and sometimes|mant. : ing far up on this unfortunate Bal-|™® tim orion ransport, town yo "yroadeast said, 000,000 tons of bituminous coal|being directed. roads of the stony Dinaric Alps. (are enrolled under Marshal Tito.| Apparently Goomed, but not yet|kan limb. Sometimes by AMETiEan but otener *'y, Uo. ined that ‘tha “Crush have been mined in the United) The foot points eastward but the| They are pulling themselves out But Oroat natiomalists With long fully shandored by the general who| Russian forces, pushing across|18tely bY i lots, have Kept! s merica” period was originated as States, but this is only 2 per cent|toe is unable to reach the key Bal-| through the mud-clogged valleys prewar pro-axis records fight cap-|is the Nazi commander, is a tough |southern Hungary under cover |''® Partisans fighting.

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