Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 April 1945 — Page 6

DEFE T AS NEAR THE REV. CLARENCE JONES, who. wa born. ai

brought up in"Indianapo played onthe Technical

But Nazi Paper Says They school basket A . . NT ball team Sun=Will Die Fighting, ~~ day wit be installed pastor "Ry Ww. R. HIGGINBOTHAM of the WestUnited Press Staff Correspondent "view Baptist LONDON, April 6 —Das-chureh Schwartze Korps, organ of Heinrich The Rev, Mr, Himmler’s 8, S. elite storm troops,’ Jones is a gradconfessed today that Germany was. uate'.of Frank“perhaps only a few days or weeks” lin college ar d from. complete collapse. the Louisville ‘The remarkably frank grticle was Baptist Theoquoted in a Berlin dispatch to the logical seminStockholm newspaper Dagens Ny-| ary. He, Mrs \ heter, It added the implied warn-' daughter of Mr. and Mi ing, however, that 8. S. troops Lynch of Beech would fight on to the death despite small daughter Wi the impending collapse. “We feel we should give the world a last warning,” Das Schwartz Korps said. “We might be defeated militarily, but we shall never lose faith in our task.” ured Nazi Propaganda Minister. Paul 10:30 L : * Joseph Goebbels, writing - in - his Pubday. . 1He Loh ( newspaper Das Reich said Ger. “0uire, Bapust mans already were beginning to wh pre look around for someone to blame Wi Preach. for their plight. , wha categorically de Deny Hunger Howls also dered. th it Ni “It is a cheap method to look: for Késselring, few Gert scapegoats at this moment,” Goeb- er in the west bels said.a “We must face this war ,.4er 8. S. guard in complete unity . . . the kernel of All A the German war effort is to prevent... «ial Herman the allies under “all circumstances were untfue. D. N and by the use of our national reports recently said Gu strength from distributing Germany committeed among them as their booty.” Slnced ardor Helmut Suendermann, deputy

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Reich press chief, announced in OBSE RVES 7 73D BIRTHDAY another Rerlin dispatch that he Queen Esther chapter No. 3, was leaving "his post in Berlin to S." will obséfve its 73d birtlida fight’ at the front as a soldigr. “stated meeting at 7:45 p. m The German DN. B. agency took in the Masonic témple, Nort

cognizance of Stockholm reports of nois sts. Mrs. Lillie S hunger demonstrations in Germany 'warthy matron.

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tral and “north Pacific. “ev wit Central Pacha wren clears i ee Saoeletn tla The direc-| yapan and in the north Pacific. The new command changes will

{not affect other theaters of opera= | tion in the war on Japan. In other

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changes Because the fore Gen. MacArthur and Adm, Nimitz had advanced from different direc | tions to an area within striking dis- | tance of Japan. Co- ordination could | not readily be achieved under the! old command arrangement.

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For being good salesmen in the sixth war loan driv 111 Boy Scouts {and Cubs in Marion county will J. Ryan, former superior court

Cubs selling

are C. Walter McCarty,

{receive $25 war bonds from George judge, and. the Indiana National J. Marott,

Indianapolis business- bank.

WAR BOND AWARLS At that time, a party will be held

and the bonds presented. Thijiens

of The Indianapolis News;

: additic n, Mr. Marott also pree Frederick Schatz, assistant Scout sented $25 bonds fo 29 Scout troops today . ahneunced the and 13 Cub packs, Mr. Schatz angiven to the Scouts and.neunced. for averaging the highest the most ‘bonds aniohg In sale iuring the drive.

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