Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 December 1944 — Page 5

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their spare time as Christmas gifts for Italian children, according to an announcement by United State§ naval authorities in Naples. The report also said a special Christmas celebration -is being planned for some 2000 children at 8 Naples theater next Saturday by all the American armed forces, the U., S. war shipping administration personnel, the American Red Cross and the U. 8. consul general's office. MS : Crews of U. 8. naval vessels. under command of Vice Adm. H. Kent Hewitt have gone without one dessert a week in order to give an extra Christmas ration to the babies of Naples’ poorer section, the report said and ‘“Americans will visit orphanages and hospitals in Naples, Salerno and

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NAZIS PREPARE I-BOAT THRUST

Believed to Have ‘Upwards Of 400’ for Desperate Final Blow.

Times Foreign Service LONDON, Dec. 21.—While Field Marshal Carl Gérd von Rundstedt is straining to exploit the westfront counter-offensive to the utmost, the allles must be prepared to expect another “desperate” strike from German U-boats, a source close .to the admiralty said today.

The battle of the Atlantic is won|"

and it will stay won, this source said. But with the use of new secret devices and a considerable force of submarines, which they have been husbanding for the grand finale, the Nazis can still be very troublesome to our supply lines. The number actually operational, which the Germans can still count on, is not known but the figure “upwards of 400” has been mentioned as “authoritative.”

If the enemy chose to throw in those, in one big attack, it could not last long but could probably cause a good deal’ of commotion while ‘it lasted. It is reported that the allies’ most recent losses from TU-boats have been “very gentle.”

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ments which the Germans may have added to their underseas- fleet— which, incidentally, is the only navy branch worth mentioning left to them. But naval men are impressed with reports that some U-boats have something like an “elephant trunk,” which they use for air supply, allowing them to remain submerged while they recharge their engines. The Germans, reportedly, also have improved their anti-detection devices.

FLOWN BY WOMEN

WASHINGTON, Dec. 21 (U. P.).— Jacqueline Cochran disclosed today

tary aircraft more than 75,000,000 miles as “their contribution in the air to the war effort.” Miss Cochran, director of the women’s air force service pilots,

said the unit is being dropped be-

cause the pilot shortage in the air}.

forces has been ended. She said the. WASPS proved that the United States has an “enormous reserve of efficient pilot material among our young women.” More than 30,000 applied for membership in the unit, she said, despite the fact that there was no recruiting campaign. She said the fatality rate among women fliers had been about the same as among men

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