Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 April 1945 — Page 10

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| president in urging strict economy.

{ to consider tions totaling almost $100,000.

provided by the last legislature.

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Pay Urges Economy as,

BUNIONS| officials Ask 100,000.

WARNS COUNTY MAY GO BROKE

A warning that the county general fund may be depleted before the year’s end was.voiced today by Addison J. Parry, county council

t ls and employees | 0 lof county officials a I | THE BRONZE STAR for herofc |

service during the battle. of Zig Zag Pass recently was pinned on . Pfc. Albert L. Calvin of Indianapolis.

Judge Mark Rhoads of juvenile | court, however, is expecting to get] about $15,000 with which to reno-| vate his newly-acquired quarters in| the courthouse annex at 148 E. Market st. A member of the 152d infantry, Request Cut in Half Pvt, Calvin is the son of Mr. and He originally asked for $30000. ars, William M. Calvin, 1618 N. Rural st. He was decorated on

declared that the whole job could puzon by Brig. Gen. William C.

| Judge Rhoads sliced his request in|

| half, Since all the salary requests

38th division. Overseas about a year and a half, Pvt, Calvin was cited for gohave not been submitted for lack| ing into Jap-infested territory of time to prepare them, council-| with three other Yanks and remen have suggested .that this en-| pairing communication wires tire problem be postponed until the| which had been cut. He also saved “entife picture is clear.” | a battalion of American soldiers Among those who would benefit) who had been isolated .on the isby the new salary increase laws| gpd. were county commissioners, an an- | Serving in Hawail and New nual increase of $897 each; two! Guinea before going to the Philip~ members of the newly-appointed| pines, Pvt. Calvin is 27 and a county voters’ registration board,| graduate of Technical high school. $5000 each; Center Township As-| He formerly worked at Interna-

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sessor James Cunningham, a $2400 | increase to $6150, and smaller amounts to other county and township employees.

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CRACK DEFENSE LINE IN OKINAWA

Nimitz Sets Jap Dead in Area at 21,269.

By UNITED PRESS American forces pressed - the Okinawa campaign today with new land, air and sea blows against the Japanese. At the southern end of the island, ground troops smashed through the first major Japanese defense line in a half-mile advance that carried to within less than three and a half miles of Naha, the capital. . Two hundred to 250 Superfortresses ranged over the Japanese homeland again, attacking airfields on Kyushu and Shikoku. 21,000 Japs Killed Adm. Chester W, Nimiiz announced that up to yesterday American forces had killed 21,269 Japanese on Okinawa and surrounding islands. American casualties in the campaign as of April 22 were: Army, 889 | dead: 4879 wounded and 289 miss-| ing; marines, 257 dead, 1103 wounded and®seven missing. The advance on southern Okinawa followed almost continuous bombardment of Japanese posjtions since last Thursday by naval guns

tration of the Pacific war. Thousands of Japanese were reported killed and wounded in the shelling,

line Sunday. The

Americans encountered bitter opposition as the enemy fell back to deeper defenses and were forced to burn and blast the Japanese from pillboxes, blockhouses and caves. Advance in Mindanao In the Philippines, American troops pushed into the central hills of Mindanao in an advance that carired within 45 miles of Davao. On northern Luzon, the Americans encountered strong opposition after driving within a little more than a mile northwest of Baguio. Gen. Douglas MacArthur announced that Filipino guerrillas had cleared the Japanese from the prove ince of Ilocos sur in northwestern Luzon, British and Indian -troops cap-

The enemy begah with} Enroll | drawing ‘surviving units from the

BATES NAMES 7 TO COMMITTEE:

Business, Labor, Agriculture Represented.

A seven member adivsory committee to the newly created state department of commerce and public relations was named today by Governor Gates, The group will co-operate "with Public Relations Director Paul M. Ross and Lt. Gov. Richard T. James in laying the ground work for expansion of the state's commercial and agricultural resources in the era. Members are: Henry T. Davis, secretary-man-ager of the Indianapolis Convention and Visitors’ bureau, chairman. Myron R. Green, industrial commissioner of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce. John Acker of Lafayette, secretary of the Indiana State Federation of Labor, Dean Harry J. Reed, head of the Purdue university school of agriculture, Emil Schram of Peru, president of the New York stock exchange. Walter J. Riley of East Chicago, president of the Union National pank of Indiana Harbor and East Chicago and president of the First National bank of East Chicago. Carl J. Suedhoff of Ft. Wayne, president and general manager of the Carl J. Suedhoff advertising agency. The 1945 state law establishing the committee specified that members Should, as nearly as possible, represent business, industry, agriculture, labor and advertising and | publicity.

TWO MEN SLUGGED | IN LAUNDRY FRACAS

Two men were reported slugged and one man was arrested in a| fracas at the Best Grand Laundry | Co., 28 N. Senate ave. today, police | reported. Alfonso Nelson, 39, of 4129 Cor-| nelius ave, was charged with as-| sault and battery and disordetly | conduct after John Haley, man- | ager of the laundry, and Tester Kuntz, an employee, were slugged.| The slugging occurred after rep-| resentatives of the Laundry Work- | ers union appeared at the plant] this morning. Company officials reported that work was progress-| ing normally.

MEXICO GETS PENICILLIN MEXICO CITY—Mexico has just] secured 3,500,000 units of penicillin | from the United States and is} taking measures to stimulate and| control the production of this im- | portant new drug

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'HERRIOT REPORTED FREED BY RUSSIANS

LONDON, April 26 (U, P.).— Former French Premier Edouard Herriot,

140 miles north of Rangoon]

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tn 5 war, has been freed by the Red | army, ‘a Soviet ported today.

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