Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 May 1945 — Page 2

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D! now held cam) and 5 | View Community Fund Work _l, 3; TOLO0SEN (5 = = = RU SSIA STAYS a fo v2 i FOSTER NoHERS. : . alin ny e § as a bd “Ther ars 7371 Japaness alters ~ [Churchill and President Truman. _ WASHI Sih \ - dg interned or on parole, On the second pages were printed | - (0. P)By the end of May the number for the first time since “the start Medial ; of Italians held is expected to of the war photographs of Gen. departme Doig dwindle to a mere handful. But the Dwight D. Eisenhower, and Mar-| ©/'V-eleht foster mothers have plan: . process of discharging the Germans shals Sir Bernard L. Montgo been 1nvijed to attend a special . ‘ip : : gomery sn oS ; Vain Marshal Obviously " any Interned Germans to Dea Ho ake Scigle ume, Spetulation ‘on War With S54 SH Harold E L. G. Alexander, | Mother's day luncheon given hy thie ; pale Na : Some amiiles here will be : photographs of all Soviets marshals | auxiliary to the I , : “3 . Adored His Fuehrer fe Be Released. . allowed to remain in this country Japan Revived and statements of various allied {th ry C Chidren's Futean Tiny i 3 * & 0 : 1 ent .. |and go back to their prewar status. \ . leaders also appeared on the second |°f he Indianapolis Orphans asylum OVer a JACR FLEISCHER ¢ Lo AR | WASHINGTON, May 10 (U, P.).{Others will be sent back to Ger-| ; By HENRY SHAPIRO pages. tomorrow noon in the ¥. W. OC. A, . Do ne ‘ T { 1 ’ a * Y oe “ { + SAALFELDER, Lr is ) Che justice department “was ex- many whether they want to or pot.| °° United Press §taft Correspondent Some Reconversion One of these hitherto unsung a, ye Pield ' Marshal | Albert. Kesselring, | 3 pected today to.gradually Toosen its Be u. 5 does not, however, want| MOSCOW, May 10—If Russia Russia already has made a small mothers has cared for.100 children among. thou commander of the defeated German |. ° grip on some ‘4800 German and on Nazs back 10 a| has any plans for demobilizing her start toward reconverting some in-[OVer a period of 27 years while oth- § in this coun - armies in the west, obviously adored |: Italian aliens interned or on parole|fail fn that Raith and some, who ge Ininies now te fe aan dustries to production of civilian os te *mothergd” various adopted ~ More than : : . Pall { E _. i this o rT 3 V8 on, she has no : : = children over les 0 i Adolf Hitler, : & hy, \ # n this cowatry. The status of Jap-|be kept in Internment camps for made ‘them publi consumers goods. For the past year » ey per g% i their interviewed. In - an interview with corre- anese aliens will remain unchanged. pute. homes, i men to be | . : * x : 3 : : a ark a Bebo a considerable time. | (Following Russia's denunciation there has been a growing trickle of u i spondents aboard his headquarters R. Nerman Baxter, Lyman G. Hunier and E. B. Newill (left fo | When Pearl Harbor. plunged the Auxiliary members who give their thoss who Fo ; th hildy | sor ; i ed : 4 It is expected that regulations for of the Soviet-Japanese - friendship | clothes, shoes 4 who | train here, he still. was handing out| right] get acquainted with the children at the day care cenier of the United States into -war - fedefal enemy aliens on parole <oon P endship| clothes, shoes and household articles, services weekly” to the auxiliary § : in combat ] Hitler’s propaganda line, based on| Hawtherne Social Service association, 2416 W. Ohio st. The center agents, “seized hundreds of aliens be. somewhat rel pa Ey al treaty, there was speculation thatiput observers believe it will require|C0mPose the committee in charge § children, trying to split the western - allics/ is supported by the Indianapolis Community Tuna, : vho might become potential fifth- {they may be his Mh Paap wi [Rui Ultimately might jos, the at least five years to bring consumer of arrangements, These include ———————— from Russia, olumnists or saboteurs y ; alles.in lhe war agaist Japan .. | Mrs. Frederick. W. Ahrbecker, chair- CARDS “1 believe 1 can say on the basis | Three adsociate chairmen tor we mber of the fund's !} i Of di= Ts Bhoteuts of the WAR wtihout first obtaining permission The defense appropriation is the goods production to pre-war levels man and Mrs, Frank H Fairchild : ® “ Sf 3 . " A ‘it § Aol Uy 4 ~ , - ' } . of a profound knowledge of thefourth annual - campaign of th and E. B, Newill, generall cameras, | telescopes, short-wave Irom the U. 8. district attorney largest single item in the Soviet Large-scale imports from theiang wprs Edward Gallagher. - Acoordingl Fuehrer that he would have wel- United:War and Community Fund of the Allison division of radios and guns were seized, some where Hiey refice. {budget for 1945 adopted last month. Dat Siaes 0 reat Britain} Members of the stall and the _Iollowed prc « , comed the day when he would have, t fall have boe : Motors C of the “enemy” aliens interned and Ioweye?, aliens will probably It totals 43 per cent of the whole will depend on cr facilities that | yureay board are expected to at~ to each enl 7 been able to make peace with Eng-| OF nest fall have heen ®¢}. Mr. Hunter M have soit paroled. Some were freedlth C0 continue carrying an.iden-; budget. 17 per cent mare han last can be obtained from those coun-|gend as are various professional per | of an adjus © land and America,” said Kessélring | PY J- 6. Sinclair Berdral hairman.. beeil cot: wit { activiti myles A total 1 15.000 have tification card showing . a photo-|yepr, when the country was pre- tries, as well as their political rela- sng who work in connection with | Separate po “It didn’t make sense for two| They are R. Norn Jaxter, for several years, | Mr. Newlll been faken into custody during the graph and thumb print and will ndt paring for its biggest effensives. tions with the Soviet union. the bureau. ' 4 tered on ti 3 Germanic Faces to beat one another. president of the Indianapolis: Cont- this'year became dissociated with the war years ” be permitted in certain Miltary! War Rules®in Force ° —————— a ALA 4 “of the follo eos” : : ty fun man G. Hunter, a'funid for the thie poy Te : areas. ; ; ' to pieces,” he added. munity ind; yn 130 3 3 ang for he tL, time, : Only 73. Italians Held This counlry will have spent in The blackout has been lifted, but GASPROOF PACKAGES RARE LACE ITEMS { a el That -of a Genius . ols ahd ® Sovi rraans wd 3 Foday there are 2300 German |eXcess of $20,000,000 by June 30 to, all other wartime regulations re- DEVISED FOR FOOD ~ GIVEN TO: MUSEUM | Sept. 16, 19 When Hesselring WES asked it he CHANNEL ISLE minting down Nazi Pers v vig all ns. in imiernment camps in this | house, feed, transport, guard -and ‘main in force. "| WASHINGTON-—Gasproof pack-| oRERLIN. O. (U. P) aR i as 12 per p thought the war wou ave sane} Wore v from roofs and cellars i luding 1000 brought [provide medical _care for interned | Despite Germany's surrender, ages for food, to ‘protect against 4 iy + P)—A collec 3 : TWO: On Sifetentis if Ja ea fess ph: voi BRE GE m- La S-gmeries for safe-keep- [enemy aliens, ~ | mastheads of the army organ Red |poisonous war gases, is made of fon of rare laces, including items § for each n on) d hn pugely miliary, ne hes NAZIS GIVE UP. OVE Fn Bo a on parole. HRAZIL GOING TFIOU Star’ and other newspapers con- nylog heat-sealed about the pack- from England, Ireland, France, i since Sept. ro beli it fair to the Fueh : Sy nk re “agen out of the : 3 1 : IQUE [tinued to carry the wartime slogan:|age of food and coated with a Switzerland, Spain, Morocco, Ture § is the same ® 1 be ve : ny ° LE . Re rev 4 ) on ( Bisgony by Presigen~ WASHINGTON. — A plant 1s| “Death, to the German Invaders.” |polyvinyl alcohol composition. key, Persia, India, China and Mexe i THREE: gy : > era ion . pi 4 Pan | oe atch on eidyrin In 1943 in an i to planned in Brazil- to make auto-| The front pages also featured| The nylon resists puncturing andico, have been presented to the Als 4 for .the firs was a oa geri foi i Two Germans Cruisers and : : an. support £9 the allled imobiles wholly from Brazilgli ma- photographs of Premier Stalin, the protects against air; the polyvinylllen Art museum of Oberlin college. award of tr Jomet ines we a EE a a ay ¢ are only 73 Nalnsitentie; © oo a late President Roosevelt and Prime|against the poison gases. {by Mrs, Fred White of Cleveland, 8 performed sf amt the Pucker Was pespon- U-Boats Surrender. wo — 3 ; RE ——— ] ME p > n bY ; ; : i " wie . . = - ) . | gion o ble for all phases of war-—military, {Continued From Page One) : . Wi rr Distinguis! L economic and political. Thus. for ol SHA N : “= \ . 3 dier's Med six years he carried too much re- British naval stati n at Loch. Eri : Sn : : : : En : ; : | Air Meda sponsibility. | botl. " ” ami © Ta : the i Bronze Se: Kesselring claimed that Gesfdpo “Surrender Calls’ ; : : . : : ticipation Chiet Heinrich Himmler: never “i Hour -after hour new “surrender : B. Crec terfered with him or the wher- op art Hi : for the macht ‘command. - ; calls” were being received at the awarded b Says Hitler Died at Post Jaamialty Irom ithe beaten U.lj Navy Cros The marshal said he was certain | packs, which finished off their ‘ma- “ice Medal, ) Hitler had died at his post in Ber- [rauding careers «Tuesday by tor- Star Med °° lin. He claimed to have falked with pedoing a British and a Norwegian ing Cross, high luftwaffe officers who in turn | hip off the northeast coast of Medal, Br talked to Col. Gen. Robert von |England, killing at least two p Medal anc “+ - Greim, successor to Refchsmarshal | sons. : C. Cred Hermann Goering as head of the] (A B. B. C. broadcast said ‘the those awa: luftwafTe. : +... |British naval ensign now was fly a foreign esdelring said Von Greim Was ing over German naval general. accepted a on ory tne te Begin Te {headquarters at Kiel, Germany's departmen c ry two days before he Was | piggest naval base.) When the killed. In Europe, the last shots of the tions are ‘Kesselring’s vanity. cropped up| land war Were being exchanged in FOUR: | frequently in his references ta his! Czechoslovakia, Austria and Yugo points for ea past commands, as in Italy, and his slavia. Fearful Nazi units we y up to a limi ; luftwaffe commands, during which ful] flight toward American lirie: 26 SEI he was responsible for bombing {an attempt to escape capture b: ————— E Malis and other Mediterranean ob- | pursuing Red abies and Yugoslav To illustrs Jectives. patriots. tem works, He said that after Dunkerque he! The London newspaper. the Sta: spaper, the Stat soldier has favored an Invasion of England “be- [said British technicians were flown months, has cause I was in command of that ail into the Channel islands from Loni- months, ha. - fleet.” : don to re=establisl ! and . re-establish telephone ‘ar and purple “Beaten by Allied Planes telegraph communications, in three mq But he wouldn't talk about the oi Russian campaign beyond 1941, Sefaed, 14 1040 the father» 5 C FAYE s 19, 1th icland: 1 H: when he commanded the rd Sa et ee oe xian os land fleet in the Moscow sector. He re-| 7" Ch ® P¢HECH 4 nee: hy credit. 25 ferred to the “Russians’ tremendous | elon peninsulas, in the sum YS loss of bivod.” mer of 1940 after overrunnin and 12 poin! Kesselring said that allied air IIE, Toe small British gar . His lo] se superiority was the greatest single | - with rach just before the C t totals will ' réason for Germany's defeat. He Tans Ee ang no. fighdng lease from 4 admitted his.own headquarters had | ig Ss iniae jlands. bata ai eonsid om been bombed out: several times. Tue SPMANS ortified the island ” ig 01 Of Field Marshal Sir Bernard L | Soey withstood heavy air and Wake Wh Montgomery, he said: “I believe if’ nt oan ardmen during the a qualif I call him ‘Monty’ that is sufficient.” | 72° O71 o France in June I otal Tied. He praised Gen. George S. Patton | Li b that Sime 4 ev refused a ' excer Jr. and also British Air Chief Maz- |0¢mand for their surrender ¥ lo men shal Sir Arthur Tedder. a Blockade Effective required in | German torpedo boats based 1 3d 10 men the islands harassed flied shippi 10 move int CITIZENS ARE URGED ovine the means ut ‘a. ss that no opp sequent air and gea | block ade ende ~ Jeplacing m E this menace and cut the islands of] od Tom SO DI RS rom the outside.worlq, g NECESSITY | The total land area of the islan Indianapolis citizens -are being is 75 miles and the pop The army p given an opportunity to make good fore the war totall ed. nea 30.0( certain,” ho their gestures of appreciation to A nuriber of civilians tuke cases repres . returning servicemen by helping off with the British garrison-in 194 sity and not y. them find houses -and ‘rooms in however, Therefore which to live, | ~ The four principal islands in’ Instructed t Mrs. Carl Manthel, director of group sre Jersey, Guernsey, ~duthority at Homes registry, 120 Monument cir- | derney and Sark. consist of : cle, paints a dismal picture of thie| Premier Marshal Stalin who will pa homeless demobilized members of nounced that by-passed Ges i an individu: the armed forces. pockets in Latvia, in the Vist i or above th Houses in which servicemen's|delta near Danzig and o tel | retained by ‘wives have been living while their | peninsula above the Polish t of } cessity, hushands have been 'fighiing the Gdynia, had joined in Germanys I know m war, are being sold over their heads. | general capitulation. ing how Many places are closed to children More Surrender = point credit no matter who their fathers may| actually acl {- Up to a late hour last on permitt _ . And although a serviceman may 060 of perhaps 100,000 Ger have seen secure priorities for building homes, Lroops in the 16th and 18th a arduous se: . 90 days is the minimum require- in the La n pocket ha and those ment for putting up the simplest their arms. “The Russian ne aya residence. “ the German anchor tow: \ prelimi An urgent appeal has come from paja and -Tukun A war departs Mrs. Manthei to local householders filed ifitd prison I one-sixth to share their homes with military | tula Delta and Hel ps army dic personnel and for apartinent house From Copenhagen $a of the agents to give them every possible | 150 Russian trooj $ consideration. Anyone with rooms, | the holdouf Battie \ A ih % houses or apartments to rent to|holm yesterday to ¢ § ir- ry y veterans or to servicemen’s families. render of Gen | 2 § me are requested to list them at once who signalled the 68 PER with Homes Tegisuy, Li. 7363, -- | . A British admiral The 5 er ———— took over commniand of C ‘ wor | @ signi. SORORITY GIRLS SMART 4 harbor, Denmark, al e: Tat > comes._clea DENTON, Tex. (U. P I'] German ship « ot fora 1 | that 68 me , popular notion that sorority girls: Cross vesse serving in are good to look at but not very|,K Que Ge overseas, w bright, is contradicted by the acas- shot dow) nla 1 | 100 to be demie records at North Texas State. | Danish fstand of Lang d pos- | will be over A report compiled by the registra ibly the t-R. AF. pla ta. 1se.13 How well of the college shows that 25 per downed over Europe In providing cent of the sorority members are’ In Prague, liberated t ed | for men wit ‘on on the honor honor 1 roll, army vesterday, Cgechoslo pati Men who y constitute 3 IN INDIANAPOLIS wil to will get o - group, [tL % KVENTS TODAY Put anot! Sot ay vy Economies group, 10 a. m Las Francis Su bat experie: tel: coin. “Mat Coleman 3 ih American Society of Tool Engineers, mee A sem: bi ed Hird » 4 tel coly < seent’s Acs Indianapatis Real Estate , Cinehon;) Th Sw Vineet s, B J number a Avotaieng Cun of Indianspol Gilnbn, Wii r of Indi olis, lincheor ethadist t Indianapolis Athletic clup ' aN ig) Es - ONE I? Merchants association, luncheon, 12:18 nn K ; 3 eet ep— p. m., Hotel Lincein. At-Home Non Fathers 1 : - | W. 16th sti Albert, Marga W 1 the army 1 EVENTS TOMORROW jr Ml 803 5: Trowhiridge.; group ow Indians War Fmance efmmitiee, lunch. ‘ DEATHS other word: oon, © I hotel, oH Tommie AY at © Dn bs ais a a Butler univer- ’ tit H lone 4h ab A is a father NLL ela Theta, luncheon, Columbia club Me tn 8 RL 5 1. W, Sou i» 1 2a Alon: 9 J. kitten, 16, at Veterar Artering thes. wo oi CRIES a tire IA ince ! . 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McBhay, 41, ‘at City, “chiron ia : ‘ : YN J 12 é v i y Gime? : : i that anda ja Glilatt; mi =. 3 : . : Tr J : : j i ! ; fa -o ln : : : oh rR out the d pd bX wk cartioma, 5 tn soldiers in oil ' : consi 4 aan #, rat 1208 X deratic be L: Bocne, , a 2 N, Capita | =. to. receive y arg v ; 8 Colton, Baton, or |