Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 December 1944 — Page 2
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RED CROSS FUND LEADER NAMED
Russell J. Ryan to Form Organization for 1945 Campagin.
Russell J. Ryan has bgen appointed chairman of the Indfanapolls| Red Cross war’ fund drive. Announcement of the appoint- | ment was made today by Walter I. Longsworth, local chairman. A former judge of the Marion county superior court, Mr. Ryan recently has been associated with the war production board. He 18 a former major in world war I " Buccess Predieted “The Indianapolls chapter feels that its 1945 cam paign is destined for success,” Mr Longsworth said, “because it will have the able‘ leadership of Judge Ryan. Like thousands of others] in Indianapolis. he is deeply ap-| preciative of the services of the Red Cross has rendered to mem-| bers of the armed forces and theh families “He has accepted the charrmanship enthusiastically and .his enthusiasm will be typical of othel who will be asked by Judge Ryan to serve as volunteers In the paign. “The greatly expanding services| of the Red Cross to our armed | forces who are now fighting practically all over the world means ex- | panding costs.” Mi. Longsworth concluded. “It it is anticipated that | the goal for the 1946 campaign will not be less than the amount raised in 1944."
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BONG SCORES 40 ON JAPS ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, Leyte, Dec. 19 (U. P.).—Maj. Richard Bong of Poplar, Wis, No. 1 Anglo-Ameri-oan ace of world war II, shot down his 40th Japanese plane yesterday over Mindoro, it was announced to- . day.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 19 (U. PJ. German's sudden shift to the offensive in = Belgium; mounting American casualties on the Western front and stepped up draft. callsf; brought the nation a grint reminder today that ‘the war in Europe is far from over. In a sudden departure from their long defensive role, German armies have stabbed back at least 21 miles into Belgium. Authorities here re-| gard the offensive as a desperate | {effort to draw off American forces from other fronts. A holiday lift in morale to Germans at home also is an objective, There was no attempt here to
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Neverthéless, it was pointed out, the enemy thrust may call for some revision in the plans of the allied high command. ; In the meantime, there ‘were two other developments to underscore | the mounting fury of the fighting in Europe: . ONE. The war department announced that ground forces in Western Europe suffered 57,775 casualties during November, bringing
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483.951 of which 92,135" were killed. |damage to the other American TWO. The war department also offensives now under way. |announced that the army's Janu-|, War department quarters were lary and February. calls on selective confident that the Germans did not service have been increased from | have the resources to maintain a 60,000 to 80,000 men. In stil] an- drive across France, for example. other step to provide manpower They said the dnly measure of the where it is most needed, the air N@Zi success would be the amount and service forces were instructed Of forces they can succeed in draw-
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TUESDAY
STATE (GONGE
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All the mu Technical higk pate in the Chi given tomorro nasium. The various part are the ( rected by Johr choir, led by J Girls’ Concert Miss Louise E. I'and II and led by Charl Girls’ Chorus Glee club and also directed Boys’ Concert F. Moon. Three brass cert band, ur Frederico A. 1 introducing tt of “Silent Nig Choir and Co! by Mr. Paxton
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