Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 August 1945 — Page 10

dee 8 . Fie x > : : ¥ ne ile < x : PAGE 10 = tor THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES HI gp 3 ! _ THURSDAY, AUG. 9, 1945 THURS] k d F | 1} APANE p Russia is wel! known. Russia not ANDERSON FIRM GETS “E” “Japs Lost. Outi in Desperate Suicide Attac on 3d Fleet SE PEOPLE [roves movoeeine vaso sr RUSSELL Di MOBRE = | avormson. sis we Plan he grea army ever crea u "The army- navy E will be pre a Continued From One) dead city of Hiroshima and south, At 4 a. m. today officers and men] That was three, hours ago, and URGED 10 REVOLT the Red army counter-offensive PENDLETON HEAD to the "Anaconda Wire : Rites for Ji ) Page of the exploding Asiatic mainland | of this force still were talking ex-| this has been thé happiest and . SHEP! tne Thal aie back to Berlin one as Aug. 24, company offi Mer Indianap only for the fact that the Japa-|where the Russians started rolling citedly about the first atomic as-1..... ship in ‘Ameircan gaval (Continued From Page One) ° * : Reorganization of the state penal | gjals announced today. July 31, in M nese haven't tried it ‘before on |eqrly this morning, [sault as I watched our carrier planes| At Peak Strength system's’ Wp comnlaiid was come . suy vw, im} * this cruise and because it ‘came| . aonier group went in to SOAr away. They had been gone history ever since. The reaction Eastern air forces carried the sur-| “Despite heavy casualties, the Rea Jeted: tod ith \ Im——“—————" as Japan reeled under the atomic .q.....» 5 big bomber and fighter only 40 minutes when. the boat-|to the Russian declaration aboard render leaflets to Japan today. army now Is at the peak: of "its|P'®'® ay with appointment of HOw W CAN You I he bomb news and as Red armies base at Misawa. Sixteen Hellcats swain's pipe whistled for attention|these ships has been unprecedented “Surrounded by a ring of steel, strength, both in men and arms. |Capt. Russell D. Moore of Pendle- an invitin rolled through Manchuria. strafed the field, firing hangars, |and the excited voice of Ens. James|in my three years on Pacific war|the Japanese people must take ac- With its great fighting spirit, thic|ion as superintendent of the Indi-- | summer s There may be more “soot suiters” (shops and dispersal areas despite Falloon, Colorado Springs, came coverage. This is pure jubilation. | tion to avoid the utter destruction |battle-tested army has Joined the ona reformatory there, - ATELL YOUR tonight—but the very fact the fierce ack-ack, ©" |over this battleship‘s “squawk.box:"| Our pilots are hitting Japan infof their country,” the leaflets sald. forces aligned against Japan.’ Gov Gates: ih : “ his! A rt ‘has|the middle today through perfect| “Will ‘you continue to allow the Pearl Harbor dispatches said -of- ernor Gates announced that * Japanese finally have decided to Lt. Leon Hatch, Rock Island, 1 Now, hear this! \ repo : r Mr. Moore would succeed A. F risk thelr long-hoarded aircraft 1s said it “looked like the Japs were just been received from the armed weather and with the knowledge militarists to drag you and your fice of war information short-wave Miles, ‘whose ‘term expires Al ' %8. DAUGHTER 27 evidence of their desperation. z forces news service in San Fran-|they are close enough to Russia to|ancestral country to utter ruin?” [stations in Honolulu, San Francisco y 8. 19, ; oe , firing from: every crack in. the cisco that Russia had declared war|land if necessary in the territory of ~Syihted {n_ Secret and Saipan five times each hour His appointment is the last in a \ , : Tokyo cannot wait for invasion [deck.” Lt, John W. Bartol, Port aan a J A ar wat | our new ally, \ " Were -warning-the Japanese -peopie series of penal head replacements You Don't Know These now. Washington, Wis, was credited on pan. AL last the Americans out here The leaflets, only slightly Jatger of the dire fate awaiting them If which ousted superintendents at Intimate Physical Facts? The kamikases flew in as our With a direct hit which fired & "os was flashed out by radiojcan see the end of the war, and it than postcards, were printed sectet- they’ persist in fighting. Michigan City stata prison, Indiaha| oop daughter marries—tell h planes—more than 1200 strong |mAJCr -hANgAr. to pilots already heading. toward|doesn't look far away. Everybndy|ly Py Gen. Douglas MacArthur's The broadcasts invited the Japa-|BOYs School, Girls School and the| how important douching often is td returned from furious strikes on| It was the same story Wherever| yanan They passed it among them-|is kidding but half hopetul when | phychological warfare branch {n|Dese to inquire of their officials what sate fam. ahha wh northern Honshu. the navy boys went in. selves from plane to plane. they say: anticipation of Russia's declaration DaPPened in atom - bombed Hiro. Mr. Moore has been employed at nformed women know how weak ‘Our planes found no airborne | At Hachinhoe Harbor, pilots hit| 1, the planes, on the ships and| “Let's go in to Vladivostok for shima and suggest that they insist|the reformatory since 1926. He vinegar 0 or nd. ca us, on opposition and only meager flak. [enemy shipping. One vessel erupt-| wherever Americans are fighting at|caviar and vodka.” > Toe tront “ol thé leat upon acceptahce of the Potsdam de- started as custodial officer and sub- great germicidal and deodorant action GIN Gi Hellcat, Corsair and divebomber ed into a ball of fire 1000 feet high |ipe gates of Japan a whoop of joy Our lookouts studying their iden- iant on wo he = gt, ow claration before their country is sequently filled the posts or leu- of ead of a famous Sur : pilots struck at seven chosen tar- under bombs dropped by Lt. Grant|wens” yp Their exultation was tification booklets were saying: Ba joo an hws ov aiel cempletely destroyed. tenant, captain and assistant super- | S° SC © type Maquid antiseptic Spread tang gets in low-level - strafing and Herreid, Moor, Head, Minn, translated into one word: “If any stray Stormoviks appear Japanese a ds I. ne Russia's declaration of war was intendent, germicide Jor o he 2 Sotiehe of | al JShos | spicy ginge bombing attacks. Flash reports in= Breaks Blackout “Home!” above us you can bet this ship's| wp). powerful Soviet Ubioh. Bow being cited as evidence that Japan s Daf dicate the strikes are taking 8! The 3d fleet broke out of its nine-| On this battelship there was a ready to yell ‘Tovarisch. ” {last hope was gone.

of war.

) delicate tissues as ZONITE! f EXPLAINS NAZIS' FAILURE ioats SBtURD AB SONTER! LL oan li Ser ‘heavy toll of Japan's crippled air g rity blackout and sent its|moment of intense silence after | nas joined the war against Japan,” BERLIN, Aug: 9 (U. P).—Prof.| 2§ainat infection Tt kus every gerd |. with cool le iday security \ § t “ ) : : suches. You. know it's not alwa: . force fn s ovet northern Honshu the public. address system blurted | ‘ATOM _DANCERS' BILLED |. |[10€ leaflets said. UThis means that| LYNN BART'S BABY DIES | Hans ‘Westphal, director of the pisible to contact ail germs in th | QUICK « EA! h messengers ove rthern HO Japan now will be compelled to, HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 9 (U. P.).—| physical institute of the Berlin T.act. But you cAN sx su RONIIE im with DUFF'S Jap Hangars Fired {less than an hour after the Russian |out the news. Then a great cheer, LOS ANGELES, Aug. 9 (U. PJ). {meet much of the combined armed Movie Star Lynn Bari yesterda: Technical universit said oda | mediately kills all reachable D wil All day long we sent planes in declaration and enly 72 hours after|went up from topside to the bowels | —The Burbank burlesque theater | might of the entire world. gave birth to # daughter—-her are] that allied I attacks 'h a i hou ial vith Just add against the targets stretching across the first atomic bom. devastated [of the ship. seven decks below the today advertised, “See Burbank’s g Aakiacks ha

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