Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 May 1945 — Page 10

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CZECH LEADER

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Minister Lauds” American G. LA

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SAN FRANCISCO, May 10 (0.

PJ~Jan Masaryk said today that

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Japan with that colossal American G. I. ready to clean it up.” | The Crechoslovak foreign minister had no doubt that we would not | ou: to wait long to see the. wile war completed. : “Czechoslovakia is in great debt {0 the Red army,’ Masaryk said.

“In the beginning it was the comn- §

bination of Russian manpower and

the miraculous. American industria) | £8 capacity which prepared the be- 8 }

ginning of the end. “Then the Americans,” just a small standing army, grew into a colossus of devastating power and it went into battle with that amaz- | ing American speed and efficiency which came as a shock to hoth Ger many and Japan. Admires British “That is why I say that I wouldn't give a nickel for Japan I. is getting ready to clean it up. As for Great Britain I have lived there throughout those momentous years and I feel deep admiration for British men, women and children who stuck it in the front lines and took \ with fortitude and humor. “For this reason,” he said, “as well as for another one I wish we! did not celebrate too much. My second reason There are too many fresh In Europe. 2 Time for Mediation

graves

“The suffering in Europe has

been so great, the cast of freedom so high, that we the people not in the ‘fighting line should not cheér too much. This is the time for. mediation, for deeply felt gratitude but not for exuberation.” | He said that the “decent Germans will have nothing to fear! from us but the bad ones will be rooted out forever. We shall try and punish them ourselves, but I doubt if Reichsminister Frak, bet- | ter known as assistant chief execu- | tioner and that monster, Henlein | will ever face a trial”

ROTTERDAM PORT BUSY ROTTERDAM, May 10 (U. P).— The great port of Rotterdam, vital to the relief of threatening famine! in Europe, will handle 20,000 to 30,000 tons of cargo daily during

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