Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 July 1945 — Page 2

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MAE YC he . THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES __ : Sha i i . - MONDAY: FLY ’ 1045 UARD ; ki em or sanction a continued [ing in the re-c st of Man- Bil, atronage in s inanner a if Mw MASSED Eclipse Visible 12 Minutes as [INVASION SEEN cai — ne = MARTIN. URGES [asi asi» iLL FOR BIE FIGHT Clouds Play Hide and: Seek| JS NECESSARY PE rr SR LD NO THIRD TERM == = = Cant

(Continued From Page One) ergy which creates the corona, This pwent on the home islands. on the Asiatic continent. owt : “Jackson foresaw the possibility guard. duty L . . oiced ee ‘ie phenomena registers an estimated | gen, Bolg: MacArthur, com-| Chiang did not specifically refer | that an ambitious executive oie Festricted 1 Hu n il observers as it etc n temperature of 1,000,000 ‘degrees Hi mander of. the American “land fo Manchuria * If Russia enters the use political 8 Ebréaking rul Ordered to nt Down. and sun's dazzling orb. (Centigrade), compared with 6000 | High Command Agrees War forces, has made it clear he does war .against Japan, - the situation; Asks Amendment to Restore ae y hueul_Tavors_ to Sails 3 (In New O “Destroy Jap POWET. | One member of the Iniaxa Ase [on the suns inrlace an ames into| Can't End Without It, |ok contemplate detour agains would be radically wired. Xiwoud Qld Tradition, ~~ |uicn ite tne members (1 eon- fucets tam anomie — Be ey. ban” solar mass. (Continued From Page One) ~| An ' American landing on the Asiatic mainland. Russia's position gress) who would hot conform to of the shoo a okabille, of reentown : ‘ China coast is possible. but it quite possibly will be clarified after sity’ | Scientists explained that such| ) : An amendment such ‘as Martin animosity fo munique from Calcutta reported iiaveled to Pine Ridge, Manitoba. temperatures wold consume the | churia and Korea to carry on the would be designed to open a full- the Big Three meeting this month. for senate for life or that they bel proposed would prevent Mr. Tru- ames, a

t h ove | 4 ; . sr miosis : enemy troops still on the move canada, to view the eclipse in com- earth almost immediately. |fght after invasion is not looked Scale sea supply route to the Ch |-pensioned at $25,000 a year {man from seeking a third term, ’ been 111 dur

ih in new | rw - thers Ressibly : presaging puny with a scientific expedition| ppotographs taken today of the or That is mainly because such Bg i 0 able Hele ao CHICKENS DESTROY | No man is indispensable, Martin assuming that he is elected Presi- had been a tacks eclipse will be studied for months. ge would negate the very soul| hem. | .FOUR- LEGGED KIN argued in behalf of a constitutional dent in 1948 Less than three’ thospitals.)

The American fleet ranging far| The heavenly phenomenon ended and perhaps years as Astronomers| . jya..vsoece tradition, nationalism | months of Mr. Roosevelt's fourth . Ericsso BR Comme | somewhere in the heart of Turkes- 14 physicists carefully inspect each | and ing Moreover. It would. As Jf Slitjes UD, the Aierieans NEWTON. N. C. (U. P.—A four-| limitation on presidential service.|term had elapsed when ' Mr. Tru. ; tructed Bd - n - Vice a Tors ‘under | ing" au a spot on the pictures. 'be militarily impracticable unless pan itself in ach oid a a legged. chicken was hatched recent. | And he called the roll of presidents man succeeded him to serve the re- | owed that comm g p Subramanya Chandrasekhar and tolerated by Russia, which is most pe necessary to China and the lv in a flock in Sherrille Ford com- {who in one way or another helped| maining three years and slightly ° a tower ove

Adm, Wiliam P. (Bul) Halsey. petween it and the earth. At the \ avowed mission in life 18|sume time. old Sol, partially velled W. Albert Hiltner, Yerkes observa-| ynlikely. southwest Pacific. ‘munity near here. The chick was Make the two-term tradition the|™°™ than nine months, ‘1 tents at the

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to kil as many Japanese as (was rising over the rugged moun- [oH SFlonomers. who viewed the| surrender of the Tokyo govern- MacArthur, for instance, is in getting along all right until it was unwritten law that it had become AL rl ep Full possible, | tainous west of the United States. | ob RO Jemote Shep site ment should automatically end re-| command of the Borneo invasion, turned into a lot with the larger before the late President Roosevelt L SIGNALS USED | He surrenc That's what the fleet was’ out| 15 Opheim, Mont, 50 miles south oor Pie River Anjlobs. re- sistance elsewhere, although Gen. which is being conducted by Aus-. chickens The others apparently decided in 1639 to seek a third term. TO GATHER QUORUM | Eficer of the | to. do, although the position from or ve Canadian border, two distinct [Ported to University of ChicaBo|joseph W. Stilwell has expressed tralian troops. did not like its odd appearance and Washington, Jefferson, Jackson A. fcamp person which it hoped to accomplish that| qinhows flanked the shadow as jt|that “the program was completed some doubht about the powerful The British and imperial, forces pecked and trampled it to death. |and Lincoln helped impress the no- ASHLAND, Mass. (U. P).~It | upon hearin Wag oil) a Ice, | obliterated most of the sun's light bed en oii eis 26d. the apmy. in Manchuria, |have the formidable job of smash- a — third-term slogan into - American |took all the bells and whistles in Ericsson sa “The present mission of this Opheim was the last U. S. town| clouds broke just in hime. “The Kwantung army fakes or- ing the enemy in southeastern PUPS IN WOODCHUCK HOLE politics, town 10 found up a quoram fF the Withie oa powerful task force is to wipe out|ywithin the 25-mile path of totality] The University of Chicago as- ddrs®from nobody,” he sald. "It Asia, including Singapore and the) SIPESVILLE, Pa. (U. P.).—Lester| “Andrew Jackson's view,” sald town. meeting here recently : ‘onds and th Japanese air power and shipping,” on this continent. tronomers, studying the eclipse 1200 phas beeri there since 1931, working Dutch Indies. | Swank discovered two puppies living| Martin, “was that a president who| When the quorum was reached ; Said ‘a spokesial fo. MeGain, Totality Seen in West miles north of Chicago, said the hard and has heavy industry and| China draws the assignment of in a woodchuck hole on his farm.|did not wish to conform to the after several hours effort, the meetAir Force Weakening y “visual corona was appreciably dis-|good Supplies. There are 2,000,000 clearing the Japanese from their| The dogs were about two months ola|no-third-term tradition ‘would build |ing passed two bills—for the ex. \ At 7:14 a, m. the point of totality | torted.” Japanese there. We will have to own country and perhaps collaborat-|and apparently were well fed. up political machines and distribute [tension of ‘water mains ' arrier planes from ihe . task {was reached. It lasted for 30] a . forte, he added, will team up with | doar as

£econds and then the shadow of the | 4 Ihe @- ne and othet land-f_,, began creeping across the | Le : og | it | other side of the sun. { Pacific islands in the mounting pre- Creeping out of the dawn, the infusion. bombardment of Japan. shadow of the moon swept across a os Ea goal. Gen agile} light stratum of clouds at Boise, air force, declared that enemy 193 and then raced northeasterly | aerial opposition eR LU 2000-mile-an-hour elip. 9 “Good targets are getting scarce. | Observers at an east mountain Even though we are now ranging lookout ‘near Cascade, Ida., were intq the heart of the empire,” Woods treated to a brilliant display as the | said. > {sun rose obliterated by the moon The aerial defenses of Tokyo. it- except for a fiery red corona, or self took a terrific pounding from {ring, circling the moon's edges. The | American army fighters based on OUler corona was white. | Iwo Jima over the week-end, and Dr- Ofte .Struve, director of other Yank fliers piled up further Yerkes observatory at Williams Bay,

lo in Japan's dwindling mer- Wis., said the total eclipse came too chant fleet {early in thesmorning in this coun- |

2 » : . Do try for scientific observation. ] H even Mustangs Down : : } . ; Three waves of Mustang fighters, May Get-Yaluable Daia : \ 2 Stor - Aid Style CS — 3.98 each about 50 strong and each led| However, in Canada and from ob- ; : i by a single B-20 Superfortress, servation points in other nations lashed the Tokyo area With rock- | scientists expected to gain new and ets, cannon and machine gun fire significant data. They photographed at mid-day Sunday. | the inner and outer corona of the Only a handful of enemy planes | Sun in an effort to find clues to rose to challenge them and the that mysterious generation of en- | raiders roared in at roof-top level| to rip up the Hyakurigahara and enemy vessels weré sunk or damTokorozawa airfields. They. set aged in week-end attacks that enhangars and other military at] forced. the blockade around Japan.) lations aflame and destroyed or The bag for the past 15 days stood damaged 45 Japanese planes. . l.at 305 ships sunk -or damaged. Seven Mustangs’ were shot down | Marcus Island Raid fn the attack, but three pilots had] Tokyo reported that 10 Superbeen rescued by late yesterday and, fortresses and 140 other planes it was indicated further rescues raided Marcus island in the cenmight be possible. | tral Pacific on Sunday. It was the The air forces reported 16 more’ first B-29 attack on that island.

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