Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 December 1944 — Page 7

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APPROVE NEW | MANUAL SITE

Pleasant Run and Madison Corner Recommended To “Committee.

* The southeast corner of Pleasant Run blvd. and Madison ave. will be recommended as the site for the proposed new Manual high school at the school board meeting tonight. The recommendation will be made by the building committee for the board of school commissioners. The. plot, which contains about 20 acres, is within two miles of the homes of 90 per cent of the pupils now attending Manual and is with in one: mile of 50 per cent of the homes. ”

Park Board Approves

. The closeness of DelaveneSmith field and Garfield park were pointed out by the committee-as advantages of the site. The committee's report said that the park board had approved the choice. The park commissioners, the report said, have agreed to landscape the parkway along the boulevard and construct a footbridge Cross | Pleasant run, | The report recommended the sepa- | ration of vehicular and pedestrian

to the school parking area by way | of Madison ave. to reduce accident |

hazards. The report was signed by Roscoe Conkle, chairman; Virgil Stine-

baugh, A. B. Good and J. E. Mc-| Gaughey.

a —_— HIROHITO SEES WAR IN ‘CRUCIAL STAGE’

By UNITED PRESS > | Emperor Hirohito of Japan said today that the Pacific war was en-| tering the “crucial stage." He exhorted his 100,000,000 sub- | jects to “intensify further their | unity” and concentrate total power | for “crushing the foe.” | The message was included in the imperial rescript opening the 86th session of the imperial diet, the] Japanese. Domel. agency said.

LONDON, Dec. 26 (U, P.).—Radio Tokyo said today that the Japanese | war office has announced the ap- | pointment of a new commander of | the Japanese air force. The sta-| tion failed to name the appointee. | The shift may have heen due to the loss of nearly 3000 planes in! the Philippines campaign and the failure of Japanese fighters to ward off Superfortess attacks on the Japanese homeland.

LEYTE NATIVE MAKES M’ARTHUR’S 5 STARS

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, | Philippines, Dec. 26 (U. P.).—Gen,, Douglas MacArthur today was wearing his new five-star insignia beaten out of a miscellaneous collection of Filipino, Dutch and Australian silver coins furnished by his

The word that MacArthur had, been promoted to the rank of gen- | eral of the army posed a knotty problem. No such insignia as the five stars in a circle were available ere. A Filipino silversmith from Leyte township was called in for a hurryup job, and instructed how to make | the new badge. The coins showered || down, and in record time he came | up with two handmade insignia | designating MacArthur's rank. |

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HUNT NAZI PRISONERS

PHOENIX, Ariz, Dec. 26 (U, P.).! —Federal agents and local police today combed Arizona desert land | for 19 German prisoners of war still at large after a spectacular | break Saturday night. | Col. William Holden,commanding | officer of Papago park internment | camp, sald he was puzzled that | only six of the 25 escaped prisoners | had been captured in view of the! fact the camp is located between | Phoenix and Tempe, Ariz, in the desert, ‘with no populated areas in the vicinity.

FOR FRANK MURPHY

DETROIT, Dec. 26 (U.P.).—Fu-| neral arrangements were being made! today for former Lt.-Gov. Frank Murphy, 46, who died at a hospital | last night a few hours after he was, stricken with a heart ailment at his home. Murphy, who was lieutenant-gov- | ernor under Goverpor Murray Van | Waggoner, was under a grand jury graft conspiracy indictment at ihe! time of his deatW® and had con-! fessed to the charges. |

BRITAIN MAY GIVE | IKE MARSHAL RANK

LONDON, Dec. -26 (U. P.).—Reliable sources said’today that Gen.| Dwight D, Eisenhower may be given | the honorary rank of field marshal | of Britain, f Such a rank would have to be honorary because Eisenhower, a United citizen, could not accept an ac with a foreign | government, : i The granting of a field marshal’s baton to Eisenhower would have to] come from the king with the approval of the government.

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REPORT CLARK FIELD RAID By UNITED PRESS

Liberator bombers and Lightning fighters tried to raid Clark ° field | near Manila today. Interceptors

back in a brisk air battle, the Japa-

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Girls’ Reversible Coats

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