Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 July 1945 — Page 5
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Would: ‘Rather Fight Japs Than Take Red Orders.
By ANN STRINGER United Press Staff Correspondent , ANCONA, Italy, July 18-—-Gen. Waldislaw Andérs laughed heartily today when told that the Polish troops he commands in Italy would be glad to follow him to the Pacific
desert if he should order them to return to Poland.
“Well, they have no .need to worry,” he said. “I give the troops my solemn promise that I will never order them to return to Poland under the present conditions.” The attitude of the Polish corps was sounded out in an unofficial poil by this correspondent of scores of soldiers and women auxiliaries in various units around the corps headquarters. Wait#Anders Order Most of them said that, although they had no reason to fight Japan, they would go to the Pacific if Anders so ordered. All of them polled said they would not go back to Poland so long as it is under the present government. They regard
a Soviet influence to permit them freedom if they returned. Anders refused to comment on reports that the Polish corps would be asked to serve in the southeast Asia | command. He said he preferred not | to speak on the subject since the political situation in Poland and the status of the Polish corps are so uncertain,
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The park board will consider to-|three performances, Paul Brown, morrow a resolution for a $150,000 [city parks superintendent, stated, bond issue to build a new Garfield [allowing interested persons to indipark amphitheater as a post-war [cate their favor of the new amphiprsieet, Tr theater. a ; Details of the plan also will be| Approximately 6500 persons are explained at each performance of [expected at each. performance, Mr. “H, M. 8S. Pinafore,” a Gilbert and |Brownr added. ’ Sullivan opera to be presented at| Members of the Universal clu Garfleld park tomorrow, Saturday [will attend 'Saturday night and will and Sunday. assist in circulating the petitions Petitions will be circulated at the [among the audience. The club has
Wing-Flapping Cat Goes Into Seclusion as Experts Ponder
By DONALD G. SWEENEY Tomlin said probably it would
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almost from Sheffield to London tation could reveal the results of
way people around him have re-| —keeping out of reach of “Wingy’s” fused to believe in his, unusual irate claws—whispered that it was epidermis. (highly unlikely that the cat acAs a matter of fact, “Wingy” has | tually flies. beep leading pretty much of a dog's Beer Quantity Considered ife ever since someone saw him : * te. ad | These realistic people - insisted buzzing down a back street with 2 that the wings just lift automatic-
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4 . the cat's fur as he moves or walks, Society Ter Boe. tanga 20d any resemblance to a Spitfire “Wingy” in tow and the doubting Thomases have made him so angry that he reached back with his left
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cat, got pretty miffed aboot the| However, experts close at hand |
ber of beers the observer has quaffed. These stone-hearted realists also that
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his box for a little feline frater- | nizing. Experts Called In | G. B. Tomlin, Sheffield’s R. S. P. | C. A. secretary, has taken “Wingy” {into custody. Tomlin said that he {and an R, S. P. C. A. inspector had | examined the cat-and had called in | experts. Tomlin said that “Wingy” isn't in very good shape and that under | no circumstances would be be handed over for exhibition purposes.
Sheffields winged cat of six years past. They explained that freaks of this nature rarely pass on their unusual features over such a long period of animal life. Other glum-eyed observers, -listening to the groans which “Wingy” emitted when they tossed him into a sack, said it might not be long before he would need all his wings to match a harp.
This is the ground plan of the proposed $150,000 Garfield park amphitheater to be located at the site of
Park Board fo Consider $150,000 Sia Of Bonds for Project at Meeting Tomorrow
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indorsed modernization of the amphitheater and post-war plans for summer opera here.
The proposed amphitheater, which will - have 4350 permanent seats, will be landscaped to blend with present park vegetation, the parks superintendent continued. Latest devices will be installed, including- equipment that will permit easy addition of television later, Mr. Brown declared. “The issuance of bonds to pay for this construction will not increase the tax rate,” he promised, “bes :ause the park department's present bond refunding rate is only half of our legal ceiling. “Initial costs of these projects can be financed without increasing
“The annual payments on outstanding . bonds at present will decrease at a greater rate than new obligations would be each year.”
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SPANISH TROOPS | HELD AS POW’S
LONDON, July 18 (U, P.).=A {foreign bfficé spokesman paid toda) that 290 former members of the Spanish Republican army now are held ini a Lancashire camp. The men are‘classified officially as of VITAL prisoners of war because they were E JUICES part of the German Todt iabox In the stomach
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