Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 April 1945 — Page 9

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ington has been quarreling with the French over French occupation | of the German Ruhr and Saar. - Now that we have failed to pro-| by which | "France can assume any substantial

‘occupational responsibilities, we,

By HENRY J. TAYLOR Scripps-Howard Special Writer

though occupational duties arc the last

Supplying of French Troops Would Release Many Yanks,

thing our own commanders |

The net result is that abeut 1,000,-

WITH THE FRENCH FIRST, wish to undertake. J

April

the French: army, | Nazi SS units in

around here.

.the Baden-Baden area and an American's immediate reaction is tat there are few troops in the

Mr. Taylor world who can

fight better than these French in-| | fantrymen.

Hundreds of thousands more like

them could be available in western! Europe | number of Americans if we equipped |the French. But before that can president, | be done some difficult political and | gm temperamental | Washington and Paris must be overcome, tional and other obstacles in the way, | French officers. passed this pronlem. Meanwhile we | struggle with ~manpower-ghoftages

instead of an equivalent

bottlenecks in Also there are organiza-

especially in the lack of So we have by-

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ab home, aiid Sonne. to draft and | train young .Ame | as replaceménts overseas. | our doughboys here that many of them may remain in Europe indef-

We tell

nitely. At the same. time we are

| allowing the great French potential | soldier power to go unused.

Supply Awkward Repeatedly the French high com-

| mand has offered fo train and be

nsible for nearly a million hgien who will fight, or if it But time

We maintain every American sol-

{nearly 4000 miles long and in a] {manner and at a cost which reaches | fantastic proportions as compared | |to the French equivalent. is doubly bad on] { American-French relations, for the: | French are. eager to re-establish|3 | their military prestige. | 8 In Italy- Gen. Mark Clark told 2 {me that the meager French troops s | under Gen. Juin were the ones who 3 {really broke the Gothic line. These |Z same French forces landed in south- |£ jern France and battled their way | through Belfort gap and into the] Vosges mountains in what Ameri- |g | can officers described as one of the| valiant cam- § Once in the 3 Vosges they fought “like Washing- 3 Valley = Forge,” as one of our officers put 1t. |:

The» effect

most difficult and paigns of the war. soldiers fought at

The Expensive Way.

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» | stacles. Furthermore, in several § very person who Is troubled with i . -l EB excessive gas in stomach and bowels periods of : strained American | E should get a package of Baalmann's French political relations, _one|

method of Washington counter- 2 action has been to refrain from |E sending equipment to Prench troops, | E an attempt to gain our political § objectives in a militarily expensive |S way.

For example, for a, year. Wash-

vide military means

claim it is obvious we must do that larger part of the job ourselves; al-

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young, able-bodied Frenchmen were, 4 equipped to be used as the French 4 are battling crack | government wishes to use them.

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elsewhere if}

Hundreds of thousands of extra]

t h e mountains| Americans may remain in Europe |indefinitely beyond America's, rea- | I watched the sonable ' occupational French attack in|ties because of the ‘failure to use

the French manpower.

We have equipped fewer than thousand French |reassignment after spending a fur-

troops out of an available million |lough at home.

one hundred

R. Everton

FPC. RICHARD R. EVERTON, responsibili- | whose wife and son live at 1430 S.'Mr. and Mrs. Laban Johnson, 1337 Harding st, has returned to a ma-| E, 60th st,

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N. Kent W. Johnson

WARREN S.- JOHNSON, son of

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ___. Sin ~~ In the Service: Hoosier Servicemen in All Branches Move Into, Retu

J. Gor jane B. Kraus

rine base on the West coast for| sergeant. A flight engineer on a 1615 Lawton st.

men since jour landings jn France| months in the South Pacific and is| many.

over 10 months ago.

INSPECTION TOMORROW

ciation will meet at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the hall, 2615: E. 10th st.

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the son of Mr. and Mrs. Chet Ever-! ton, 1757 Miller st.

PFC. NEAL P. KENT, son of Degree of Honor Protective asso-| mrs, Jessie S. Kent, 310 W. New

York stp and husband of Mrs. Ef-

| for inspection. Mrs. Mary Hicks is|fle Kent, 1034 8S. Senate ave, is | with a hospital unit in England.

connaissance

{tle stars.

[B-17, he is at Foggia, Italy, and

nut st, is with the 83d division re-' troops in He wears the European theater of

Germany. |

F. Caylor

BERTRAM .C. KRAUS, 1-¢, was given a leave after servlice in the South Pacific. He is the

has been advanced “| husband of Mrs. Marjorie Kraus,

INSPECT NAZI CAMPS PARIS, April 25 (U P.).—A party Kn of American editors left here today . | for Germany to inspect liberated operations ribbon with three bat- for Ser concentration camps at the 'invitatien of Gen, Eisenhower.

seaman

Dorothy | | brother, 1ST LT. ANTHONY M. , me on leave after receiving his

M. .Conway

A. Conway

Two sons of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Conway, 1408 N. New Jersey st, ‘in the navy. JAY B. HAGGERTY are in the army, one of them over-| has completed training at Great | seas. 2D LT. MICHAEL J. CON-| Lakes. PFC. FRANK H. CAYLOR, 2522| WAY; a member of an enginéering | overseas as a turret gunner on a

He served 16|has been in bombing raids on Ger-|N. ‘Dearborn st. is in the medical | aviation: battalion, recently | corps serving in the Philippines. He : {is the brother of Mrs. PVT. JOHN GORJANC, son of ‘marley, 2707 N. LaSalle st.

Mrs. Antonia Gorjanc, 2613 W. Wal- |

Jay Haggerty

: wus | B-24. | promoted from staff sergeant. His|

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Judd Haggerty

Two local brothers are serving

JUDD PF. HAGGERTY 8

CONWAY, is a chaplain at Camp wings and commission as am army

Rucker, Ala.

DeWitt Hicks,

SECOND LT. JAMES DEWITT

HICKS, son of Mr. and Mrs. W.igieks was a student at Franklin

5303 Broadway, is' college before entering service.

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