Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 March 1945 — Page 6

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It is, of course, a closely guarded military secret. whether the direc-| tion of the next American attack | will be northward toward Formosa, China and Japan or whether an ef-| fort to clean. up the East Indies land Malaya may come first or < Sr . P—— ver | simultaneously. >

a a d wl - rs N — . i i. ee Aik on oh ‘ vey Churchill Forces Apology From Critic .hurchill Forces Apology From Critic Who Charged’ He Had Lied About Tanks NEXT ON LIST? .. Who Charged Fle Nad. ON LIST: LONDON, March 14 (U. P).— British tanks After his apology Stokes said that both the prime i a a prime Minister. Churchill chal- he added: | minister and the minister of pro-| ; : ’ | it perfectly clear that I do not de- | lied about the tanks, ; commons today to repeat a Sheree) part from the substance of what I! Landings as Prelude that he had lied about the quality'said. Both this house and the observed that the whole. matter was : of British tanks—and Stokes apolo- country ‘have been deceived.” an unfortunate incident. ‘He said To New Attack. gized. . parliamentary language the house] Stokes gave the lie to Churchill 2 WOMEN BANDITS +iwould become something like a —Military observers are speculating on British tanks. Estel Welch, 44, of 518 N. Illinois | house. | forces are getting set for a major A bristling Churchill rose in the lst, reported. to police that two| After a brief exchange between thrust from the Philippinesto the repeat “his exact words here and! 400 block N. Illinois st last night Churchill regarding the "latitude”| now.” He observed that Stokes had |and took $80 from his pocket. the chair had granted the prime him notice and in his absence. 17, of 1116 Lexington ave. reported Withdrew the word "lie" from his Stokes admitted that he had been that a bandit slipped up behind him last night's statement, and Churchlanguage,” apologized, and said he|ave. last night and knocked him] —- . - was ready to concede that he might unconscious. TASS DENIES MEETING inexactitude.” sidewalk affd my purse containing'dio Moscow said today the official Then Stokes reiterated his charge $16 was gone,” he said Tass News agency denied reports try had been deceived in state- treatment of severe head injuries. . Vatican were engaged in talks ments regarding the quality. of, In his original charge last night, aimed at reaching an agreement.

cis pro-| cen "| Mn saying -that, T wish to make | duction, Capt. Oliver Lyttelton, had Observers See MacArthur's lenged Laborite Richard Stokes in 8 a Arthur Greenwood, labor leader, — if the members descended to un-| WASHINGTON, March 14 (U.P). last night during commons debate | ROB MAN OF rt $80 “bear garden’—a brawl or rough=Ton the- possibility that American house today and invited Stokes to/women knocked -him down: in the Laborite Aneurin Bevan and East Indies or Malaya.s made the charges without giving! In another robbery, John LeRoy, minister, Stokes unequivocally guilty of using “unparliamentary| whilé he was walking along English ill accepted the withdrawal, have engaged in a “terminological| “When TI came to, 'I was on the, LONDON, March 14 (U.P. .—Ra- . that both commons and the coun-| He was taken to City hospital for that the Soviet Union and the

4 East Indies a Prize

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4 |Japanese armies on the Chinese

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extent in Sumatra. ; The speed of he vat in Ne Par i cifie, it is admitted, is limite v “who must id watch funeral costs

the matter of logistics. The sheer problem of shipping the wherewithal to wage the war is staggering.

Fuel a Big Item

| Oil—fuel and lubricants for ships, {planes and tanks—is one of the big items of supply.

saving in tanker tonnage would, be effective if the oil resources of the East Indies become available. There are other important resources in that area also—tin and rubber in Malaya. Probably rubber {1s less important now than oil, be- '| cause synthetic production has been { developed successfully in this country.

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