Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 May 1945 — Page 12

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A record attendance is expected at tomorrow's 7th- war loan drive {organizational luncheon featuring las speaker Justice William O. | Douglas of the U.S, supreme court, | To be held in the Claypool hotel, the affair will precede official open|ing of Indiana's. $167000%00 cam|paign Monday, ‘The campaign will {close June 30. : | Eugene C. Pulliam, state war

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the = largest { previous drive. t Alvino Rey, nationally-known or|chestra leader now in the navy, will igive a specialty program with his ' famous guitar during a musical prothat will follow the luncheon. | Douglas Speaks at 12:30 : | +A 42-piecée- orchestra from the | Great Lakes naval training station {will present musical selections, beginning ‘at 11 a. m. from the Clay-

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{at. the Union station by a reception committee “composed of Indiana Chief Justice Mart J. O'Malley, Judge Floyd Draper, state appellate court chief justice; Mayor Tyndall and Mr, Pulliam. .° At the official opening of the drive Monday, a ‘city-wide rally will he ‘held in Monument circle. Flags and bunting will decorate the circle where officials. and special guests will review a parade by Murat Shrine uniformed bodies: 2 Total participants in the line of march are expected -to total 1000. “Marion county has a more tremendous, task ‘in this drive than in any of the previous six war loan: campaigns, ' William H. Trimble, war finance committee county chair-, man, declared. , . Industrial Exhbit . “We have a bigger quota of in{dividual bond sales than ever be[fore and one of the principal purposes of this rally is to focus attention on the job ahead--the task

‘No.1War Mother Of State Named

SIX SONS in service and a seventh just discharged from the paratroopers is the service record of Mrs. Clara Maddox, named yesterday as the Indiana War Mother for 1945, aE Mrs. Maddox, Kokomo, - was chosen by Governor Gates and a committee of the American War

Hahn, national president. The Indiana mother and Mrs, Margaret Natterman, Louisville, Ky., American War Mother for 1945 who has nine children in service and another son recently discharged, will be honored at the national Mother’s Day service Sunday at the Indiana World War Memorial auditorium. Recently Mrs. matron of honor at the christen ing of the victory ship Kokomo in Baltimore. : ;

TITO SENDS THANKS

By UNITED PRESS

of bringing the Japanese to unconditional “surrender in the shortest possible time.” ) During the rally, an industrial ex-| hibit ‘will be shown on the circle. It will feature Indianapolis-made war materiel,

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(TURKEY READY ‘TO RELAX RULE

Willing to Revise Control Over Dardenelles.

By RALPH HEINZEN United Press Staff Correspondent - SAN FRANCISCO, May 10 (UO. P.).—Turkey notified the Big Four powers today of her willingness to modernize the Montreux accord of 1925 governing peacetime and wartime passage of foreign ships through the Dardenelles. Because of Montreux accord restrictions against armed vessels, Russia was unable to get war supplies via the convenient Black .sea route even after the allies gained control of the Mediterranean, Russia-bound convoys were forced instead to use. the much longer routes to Persian gulf ports. Block to Russia Turkey's readiness to revise the Montreux accord was announced here by Turkish Foreign Minister Hasan Saka, chief of his country’s

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delegation at the United Nations conference. “If a new accord is drafted, it is possible that neither Japan nor Italy will be allowed to sign this time. That would limit it to Russia, Britain, France,- the United

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DE GAULLE TO JOIN WAR AGAINST JAPS

By UNITED PRESS Gen. «Charles De Gaulle has

lation brings the fighting in Furope to a close, you have new and great tasks to accomplish,” he told France's land, sea and air forces. _ “You have yet to be victors, side. by side with our allies, over the Japanese enemy, oppressor of IndiChina, who claims to dominate Asia. -Yoy have to guargntee peace which will be born ph and in which our country will recover and increase her power and greatness,”

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