Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 January 1945 — Page 12

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: MEETING ARRANGED City electrical inspectors By i ON FIRE PREVENTION aoe bri, bo 5, "| oven war 10 mer of the National Fire Indiana old age pension group 1 association and Robert will meet at 7: 30 p. m, today m Room 124, English hotel.

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-By EDWARD P. MORGAN Times Foreign Correspondent LONDON, Jan, 25.—Ramifications of Russia's great rolling offensive are growing more staggering daily. Responsible people in - London have been fooled before and could be fooled again. But—for the first , time since Sep-

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Woman ‘Rouges’ Her Blue Tokens

PITYSBURGH, Jan. 25 (U. P). ~There's a new way, Mrs. House~ wife, of stretching your red points—but the OPA wouldn't like you to try it. An indignaat housewife *complained that red tokens she re ceived in change had turned to blue (invalid nowadays)’ after she put them in her pocketbook. The OPA inspected and found that some feminine consumer had been tampering with the blue tokens—¢oating them with rouge.

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tember’s cruel dieillusionment on the Western front —they are permitting themselves to s a y- cautiously that this may be the beginning of the end of the war in Europe. One highly placed personage, who knows about | as much as any single allied official of what is going on, said: “The situation, both military and _| political, is so fluid that - almost anything-can happen.” It must be expected““that the crashing tempo ‘of the Red army's advance may be slowed somewhat as it arrays itself along the -Tiver Oder.

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Nazis on Edge

But the Nazis are still talking in} strident, almost hysterical, tcnes about the gravity of the hour. What effect will Russion operations have on the impending con-

ference of Prime Minister Churchill, President Roosevelt and Marshal Stalin? It seems reasonably certain that nothing that happens on the battlefield would be likely to cause the “Big Three” to hold a meeting either-earlier-or later than the-date they have already fixed, whenever that may be.

Switch Looms

But if—for instance—the Russians should manage to reach Berlin before Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower's armies can lunge in .force across the Rhine, some complicated temporary changes may have to be made in the plans already drawn up for the allied occupation of Germany. | “The leaders of the grand altiance| must consider -this The impression is also growing | in London that the conference | agenda will be more far sweeping | than that of any previous talks. | Consequently, it may last longer] <|than originally anticipated. Every aspect of tfhe Pacific war is expected to receive detailed attention. The question of what Russia may or may not do in helping defeat| Japan will probably be more ex-| plicitly clarified.

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