Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 January 1945 — Page 11
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ust’ hold there in order to evaciate retreating elements still engaged in the St. Hubert corner. ‘British troops reported they had tively cleared out the area west of the La Roche-St, Vith- highway. ‘The American 1st army reported! today that since Dec. 16 it had| taken 18348 prisoners, destroyed | 25 tanks, 19 self-propelled guns, 827 motor transports, 39 artillery pieces, 19 anti-tank guns and cap-| ured 14 tanks, four self-propelled | guns, 114 motor transports and four
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German Bulge
At most points on the far end of the pocket the-Germans were offering only sporadic rear guard resistThey were relying on extensive minefields to cover their flight.
British Gain 7 Miles
At the Western end of the pocket, British = troops - stabbed - forward seven miles in 24 hours from Nassange to the outskirts of €hamplon. Americen. troops occupied . La Roche, northwestern anchor of the salient, yesterday, They took nine prisoners, and pushed down into the pocket in pursuit of the Nazis. Ten ' miles farther east, other American forces seized Bthain, They
The 1st army figures are exclusive of air force destruction. A dispatch from United Press War | Correspondent John MeDermott | with the 1st army said that the terrain southeast of “Houffalize might provide the -Germans with a position for a new defensive stand.
which the Germans could dig~in. First army quarters noted that the hills would be an advantage for the Germans. Tanks are still hging| great difficulty in climbing the-$now-covered, icy slopes, Driving Snow Alde Nazis Driving snows still were working| on the enemy's. side today. All| direct aerial support was washed out, and Anglo-American artillery observation was hampered. In the Alsace corner of north-
eastern France, the Germans threw | by the governor from recommenda- under the lieutenant governor's of- | day during a camp tour of. the going on for some penetrations. |
additional reinforcements into their| Rhine river bridgeheads on both sides of Strasbourg. : They won some looal successes. The allies still appeared to have the situation under control, however. ere pessimist an The French lost Obenheim, 14
Miles south of Strasbourg, however AGKS U. S. T0 PREVENT still split over provisions of the pro- soon by military court-martial on of the Hungarian capital fell back
Amercian Tth army forces were driven out of Herlisheim, 11 miles northwest of the Alsatian capital.
Writing Off Ardennes Berlin commentators already were writing off the Ardennes, asserting that Rundstedt’s main objective— the diversion of allied strength from other sectors—already had been accomplished. Nazi resistance melted away all along a front of more than 20 miles. It extended from St. Hubert on the southwestern corner of the salient
west, The bulk of the enemy divisions was headed for the Gernian border
drove south of that town to a point less than two miles from the St. Vith-Houffalize road. It was the only highway still open to. the enemy. -
REAPPORTIONMENT
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a minimum of $200 a month to $210 a month, New bills in the house would: ONE Raise the salary of municipal court judges from $5000 to $7500 a year, . TWO: Create a new five-member state ‘milk examining board, providing that members be appointed
tions by Indiana Dairy Products, Inc, -Indiana Dairy association, Mid-west Producers , Cream, Inc. -and Indiana Farm Bureau,
THREE: Makes hunting illegal on Sundays; provides that persons over. £0. can hunt, without. a license,
5TH POLISH PARTITION
WASHINGTON, Jan. 12 (U. P.). —The Polish-American congress sent to President Roosevelt today a declaration demanding vigorous American action to prevent “a fifth partition of Poland.”
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES dle — Bill Would Curb RED PUSH OPENS, He Simply Had
ign 251% BERLIN REPORTS 7 Miss the Bus
| 1 | Jan. 12 (U. P.).—Preparing to
GOP Leaders to SpONSOr. esidence in the cate. Admits Initial Russ Success x |” was notified by one of them: ceived substantial donations from two years’ stretch in state prison.” (Continued From Page One) The state Democratic committed (Continued From Page One) land two Democrats, replacing the Expected to Die ienerg weer meter of we EON HEALTH SYSTEM Republican majority leaders in the reg ' : . Present board members are Sam- Republican leaders explained that | that he customarily initiates major |gent a]
50 would be eliminated. They
od PAGE 11 JOYCE REYNOLDS WEDS |iast night in Westwood comunity HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 12 (U. P.).— Methodist ‘church in & doutl: raz Screen star Joyce Reyriolds and Lt. ceremony. Miss was piven
Robert Lewis, marine fighter pilot|in marriage by her \unsle, Earry from Houston, Tex. were married| Dunn, also of H fe
BIG NEWS!
Simmp— ~ for receiving contributions from | backers who have no legal voting send 49 registrants to an induction center; the local board here : . : Democratic- leaders pointed out : i Bill to Create New ! that the Republican committee re-| 120 Miles Below Warsaw “Sorry, but I will have to miss ‘ the bus Saturday. I am doing a . Commission. several eastern financiers during the In Poland. 1944 drive, ot to create a new highway ‘commis- | listed its 1944 campaign expenses at| did not make clear {ts scope. me REVAMPING IS URGED sion composed of three Republicans, 100.0% ; Russians ‘ apparently were lashing present four-member, bi-partisan Close followers of Marshal, Jose {legislature are expected to kill the] | (Continued From Page One) ard, BY board bill in committee. ; | Staling battle strategy observed | jel C. Hadden, Indianapolis, chair-
fman, and Jap Jones, Ft. Wayne, |
their state committee actually spent {Offensives with blows in a compara. (would be ‘replaced by new_ posts bbe about $150.000 of the $500,000 | ¢ vely limited sector. Then in drum- entitled “city health director” afd
KRESGE'S
{fire order he widens the front with «pity hospital director.” successive enslaughts until a ma jog | ‘offensive has developed. |
Wedeking of | fund. They pointed out that 60 per
{cent of the money was returned to Dale, and Thomas McDonald, La-| county committees and 20 per cent
Porte, Republicans. of it was sent to the national G. O. The policy committee also agreed | P. committee, that the G. O. P. majority in the]
Democrats; Albert i Another new section called the |division of health personnel also Expansion Predicted woudl be estabtished. This would Some sources believed this re- be administered by a separate perported attack at the lower end of sonnel directorn—ot the present city
g! Foi legislature would not. sponsor any] the Polish front would expand to Personnel director. ~ © : hile thet weuld—upset-the-présent=fy i IT OT reneempass-~the —potthern—part.ofl. The bill specifies that two mem- |
bi-partisan board system in state thé Eastern front. It has been bers of the joint health and hospital [benevolent and penal institution4. ILL WITH MEASLES ese inactive since the Russians|bodrd must be licensed physicians. | This was in line with Governor struck into East Prussia and bogged| Directors of the health, hospital Gates’ message to the legislature : last Tuesday.” Marie McDonald fenses guarding the German home-{appointed by the board, which in! The. policy commitice. sgresa to. arie i ona k | : jturn would be appointed by the sponsor a“ bill that would enlarge | SCFeeP actress who evoked indigna-| «The first waves of the Soviet|mayo.r. ; nT the &tate legislative Bureau staf tion in-some parts a week ago by onslaught were-erushed by—a~Ger-{ The legislation likewise would . from the present three workers to Kissing servicemen at a Chicago man barrage, artificial fog, and in-|Place the city isolation hospital un|six or seven. The bill would estah-|C8Nnteen, today was isolated in a fantry weapons,” D. N, B. said., der jurisdiction -of the hospital de{lish ap advisory committee with | Richmond, Va., hotel room with| “Soviet columns which reached Partment. At present it is super- | Lt. Gov. Richard T. James as chair. | measles, her studio was informed. {were repulsed in extremely bitter Vised by the health department unIman. The bureau would operate] Miss McDonald became ill yester-|fighting. Furious battles still are der Dr. Herman G, Morgan, : | A public health and hospital dis-
I fice. [South and East preliminary to the Soviet losses were extraordinarily | trict also would be created by the | The G. O. P. high command still [OPening. of her latest film, “Guest high during the first hours of the Proposed bill. This would permit (has two other major controversial | In the House.” battle.” bai neighborhoods to incorporate
{issues to agree upon in the party's | a Budapest Nearly Won | peviseives in the Resi and Fos. legislative program: | pital division.
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HOLLYWOOD, - Jan. 12 (U. p.), down in the intricate maze of de-|and personnel - divisions would" be |};
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|posed new election code that would | the charge of criminally assaulting into two narrow pockets on either take control of election and regis-|a 19-year-old mother Dec. 14. {side of the Danube and radioed a [tration machi aw f Two weeks ago the soldier, alleged | desperate appeal for help to two unty clerk wy Ry Tom to be the same man, was wounded |relief columns stalled 15 miles outcounty «clerks and place ji under a seriously by Mrs. Bertha Coffin, 5516 | side the city. full-time, salaried board and per- | Ww, Washington st. She charges he
| it voters to cast ballots by affi- attempted to attack her when she NEW OVEN BROILER |davit if their names are not found | Was giving him and a soldier com- CAN BE REMOVED
on registration lists, panion a ride part way to their WASHINGTON — A new oven
FOR ROBBING TEAM
HUNTINGTON, Ind, Jan. 12 (U. P.).—Von H. Clevenger, 27, a former coach at the Rock Creek high: school, today was under suspension of a 1-to-10-year sentence following his .conviction yesterday -of stealing money from the clothing of his basketball players, The sentence was suspended “with reluctance” yesterday by Cir-
The statement assailed the decided what to do about Repub-Soviet-recognized Lublin govern- |lican county chajrmen’s demands ment of Poland as a puppet regime | {0 revamp the bi-partisan alcoholic {beverage commission to give the
set up “to carry out Russia's ow p y R § OWR party enough control to. squeeze out
Committee members are still un- |-base. ia The attack on the young mother |hroiler is a circular grill held over! cuit Judge Burr H. Glenn who said is said by police to be one of thea drip pan at the end of a hinged he did so because it was Cleven-. most brutal known. The assallant|arm permanently attached to the ger's first conviction, Clevenger not only attacked her but stabbed |inside of the oven door. told the judge he now planned to her in the stomach. The grill and pan can be removed | work as a railroad section hand.
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plans regarding Germany in op-
position to the aims and interests of the United States.”
{Democrats who grabbed most of the| If found guilty the soldier will {when the oven is needed for ordi- | The former coach was dismissed beer wholesale business 10 years |face sentence to death or life im- [nay baking, the arm folding back|from his position soon after the |ago. : - | prisorrment, against the door. theft was discovered. |
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