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By SANDOR 8S. KLEIN United Press Staft Correspondent ASHINGTON, March 27. — The

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Adm. Broest J. King reported today. It intends “when the time |S But. he warned the AMEHCAR | mes, to give due consideration to = people not to take for granted an, .., of service, service outside 2 easy victory over Japan even afterithe - continental limits, . combat|S the war in Europe is ended, service, and parenthood.” The commander-in-chief of the] Similar to Army Plans U. 8. fleet also revealed in a report| This indicated the navy intends | ‘to Secretary of Navy James FOr- is follow somewhat the same methrestal that tentative plans for de- nds as the army, which already has mobilization of naval personnel announced a priority basis for. dehave been completed. However;-heimobilization. emphasized, demobilization in the] Other high spots of the report navy will not begin until the defeat included: of Japan is at hand. 1—Three years of war experience] “While we rejoice in the reoccu- has demonstrated the soundness of pation. of Guam and of the Philip-|the idea of .a balanced fleet, in pines, from which our forces were which aircraft and ships work to-| driven three years ago,” he said, gether as a co-ordinated team. “we must constantly realize that|This was obviously an argument we are only now gaining a position [against demands for a separate air from which we can assault the|force. heart of the Japanese strength. 2—Plans for a post-war navy are Plan Priority Demobilization now Joler onsigeration, It 2 ‘ be bigger an the pre-war fleet hat we shal |but the éxact size is still to be = continue to press him with eyery decided. ‘ means at our command, We Help Given by Britain must’ never forget that thete is a| 3—The recently-arrived British long, tough and laborious. road fleet in the Pacific is a, ° ahead.” g addition” to allied naval power in The report, covering naval opera- [the Far East and will work under |= tions during the year ended March (King's operational control “side by 1, was the second of the war made |side” with American forces. He by King. During that year, he gave no hint of where or how the noted, American forces advanced |British fleet will be used. 3000 miles westward across the Pa-| 4—The navy is deeply concerned over recent indications that indusltry is having difficulty meeting the {needs of the armed forces because “the effect will be to prolong the war at great cost in American lives as ‘well as money.” 5—New type combat aircraft are now in production, including jetpropelled fighter planes. Submarine Operations Discussing American submarine operations in the Pacific, King said the rapid advances there were, due in no small measure to the activities of the undersea fleet in waters “where nothing but submarines could go.” Now, he added, submarines not only are continuing their independent operations but are also working in concert with the task fleets. On the other hand, he reported, | German submarine operations in the Atlantic have been at a rela-| tively low scale. That, he said, because the invasion of France knocked out many U-boat bases on the French coast and forced the enemy to less convenient locations in Norway and the Baltic. “It is assumed,” he continued, | “that the long period of relative! quiescence has been employed for building more effective types of submarines. The possibility of a renewed outbreak of submarine activity must, therefore, be guarded against.”

FOUR WOMEN: GIVEN AIR MEDALS FOR MEN

Three Indianapolis wives and a mother have been honored in ceremonies held recently at Stout field. “The air medal was presented to Mrs. Ruth N. Bier, 2404 Holt ave. | wife of Lt. Samuel Bier, a German | prisoner. ~The 25-year-old B-94 bombardier is a former Indiana university student. Another wife to whom the air medal was presented on behalf of {her husband was Mrs. Geneva G. | Cheesman, 5025 Evanston ave. I | was awarded posthumously to Lt. | Roy R.. Cheesman, killed in action {while piloting a B-24 bomber in tthe European theater. Mrs. Wilma J. Meenach 21421; N. New Jersey-st. received the air {medal for her husband Sgt. Wen{dall O. Meenach, another Germain | prisoner. The radio operator par{ticipated in bomber-combat. mis[Slons over Europe. He is 23 Mrs, Irene Humphries, 739 WwW |New York st. received the air (medal in behalf of her son. Cpl {Charles A. Humphries. a prisoner of war in Germany.. A radio op- { erator and gunner on a B-24 Cpl Humphries is 25.

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