Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 January 1945 — Page 13

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MEAT-—Red stamps Q5 through Xb are good. More stamps will become, good Jan. 28. Meat dealers will pay two red points and tour cents for each pound of waste fat.

CANNED GOODS-—Blue stamps X5, Y5 and Z5 and A2 through G2 in Book 4 good indefinitely for 10 points each. More stamps will become good Feb. 1.

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JUDGE RIGHTLY

Estimates of Allied Power Prove Nearly Accurate

“* Except Bombings.

WASHINGTON, Jan, 26 (U. P.). —The army wrote finis to a chapter in the war's great guessing game book yesterday by telling the Germans how they made out in their | estimates of allied air.activities during 1944. The Germans did their figuring from intelligence reports and analysis of allied operations, while the | U. 8. apparently learned the nature lot their conclusions from enemy | documents captured in ‘western Europe. | As the story was told by an air |forces spokesman, the Germans didn’t do badly except when it came to figuring how many bombs we were dropping on them.

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Consumers should have used not more than 48 per cent of their rations as of Jan, 15.

AUXILIARY PLANS LUNCHEON

A luncheon will be held at 1 p. m. Monday in Ayres’ tearoom by the Ladies auxiliary to the Indianapolis police department. Mrs. Donald Bushong will preside at a bus-

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EX-CONGRESSMAN DIES

AURORA, Ill, Jan. 26 (U. P).— Former U. 8S. Representative Frank R. Reid Sr., 65, died here yesterday after an illness of several weeks.

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Their chief triumph,” which of

course they already know about, was in accurately deducing from the nature of allied . air attacks during April and May that final preparations were being completed for the | invasion of France — which came] June 6. Taking the published figure of| 10,000 planes produced monthly by | Britain and the U. 8S, the Germans figured 2000 of these were trainers! with the balance divided into a| ratio of three fighters to five| bombers. 5 Actually, the spokesman said, 1300 plahes- were trainers ‘while the fighter bomber ratio was closer to 50-50,

Losses 1 to 4

The Germans even underestimated allied bomber losses. They figured them at 100 a month, whereas we were losing 400 bombers monthly and losses of all types ran to about 27 per cent of production; At the same time, the German figures for their own losses wére considerably under allied estimates, The Nazi reports - said their monthly losses were 400 planes of all types, or roughly one- quarter of their total production: The German figure for their own monthly plane production was 1600, pretty close to allied guesses. But where the Germans really missed out was in bomb tonnages. They figured about 100,000 tons of allied -bombs would be dropped

and 300,000 tons for the entire year. Actually the U. 8S. air forces alone dropped 404,000 tons during the first half and about 950,000 tons for the year,

Legion of Merit Goes to Goodman

LT. RAYMOND A. GOODMAN 542¢ Washington blvd. has been | awarded the legion of merit. for outstanding service with the navy. The, citation | said 4hat It ¥ { Goodman hag d i 8 tinguished himself “by ex- x

| formance of duty as a member of the staff of an escort carrier division § during the landings on ana’ Lt Goodman occupation of an enemy-held and strongly defended island base. “Lt. Goodman's unselfish and untiring efforts contributed materially to the success af the operation,” it continued. “His personal courage and determination throughout were in keeping with the highest tradition of the navy.” Before entering service in 1041, the lieutenant was associated with H. H. Mayers, jewelers, and Goodman & Co, manufacturing Jewelers. He is the brother of the Misses Sarah and Mayme | Goodman and Morris Goodman, all of the Washington blvd. address,

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