Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 September 1945 — Page 14

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Demolay Heads To Be Installed

Starting the 25th year of the

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WAR, NAZIS SAY

German Leaders Failed to See Strategic Value. WASHINGTON, Sept. 28 (U, P.).

Indianapolis chapter of Demolay, the local group will install William C. Higgins Jr, as master

councilor at 2:30 Pp. m. Sunday at the chapter house, Other officers to be installed

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Cobb, fourth preceptor; James Storm, fifth preceptor; Gene Hen- | shaw, sixth preceptor; Louis Dunstan, seventh preceptor; Richard Sheets, sentinel; Roy Arnold, standard bearer, and Bob Smith,

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~Every top German commander has admitted that the allies beat | Germany through air power, Maj. i Alexander P. De Seversky said yes- | terday In a report to Secretary of | War Robert P. Patterson.

vited disaster because her leaders falled tw appreciate the strategic value of atrpower. His report was based on a survey made as special consultant to the secretary of war, He is making a similar study of the Pacific war, “The defeat of the Germans in the air,” De Seversky reported, “can be attributed to their failure to understand the full employment of the air potential. While the German high command appreciated the value of aircraft as a coordinated tactical weapon with the German i army, it failed to grasp the purely | strategic employment of air. power— namely, the direct strategic destrucition of the enemy's industrial | means to wage war, When it finally | awoke to this primary use of this { new military potential, it was too i late. «Lost Faith in Airpower He said the Germans lost faith in the whole thesis of airpower | when they lost the Battle of Brit- | ain—“The crucial event in the Eu-

include! Rex FPordice Jr, senior councilor; Loren Montgomery, junior councilor; Melvin Townsend, senior deacon; Harold Nihiser, Junior deacon; Albert E. Freije Jr., senior steward; Richard Kernodle, junior steward; Danny Crago, orator; Joseph Saba, mars shall, Bob McIntyre, chaplain; Robert 8mith, first preceptor; Jack Dickey, second preceptor; Bill

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{ that battle, he said, because they | were improperly equipped for a

FOREIGN STUDENTS ENROLL AT BUTLER

Twenty-seven states and two foreign countries are represented by Butler university enrollees this year. _ The majority of Butler students, however, are Indianapolis residents with 300 others coming from other Hoosier communities. Ohio, with 16 students, and Illi-

nois with 11, lead the states in Butler representation, while Kentucky, Florida, California and Michigan

follow them in the order named.

_ FRIDAY, SEPT: 28,1945

BUREAU CONDUCTING U. 3. YOUTH SURVEY

WASHINGTON, Sept. 28 (U, PJ), ~The federal children’s bureau yesterday began a survey to find out what 1s happening to the nation’s 2,000,000 youngsters, 14 to 18 years old, who have lost their war jobs. The bureau said that reports were contradictory as to whether substantial numbers have returned to school or found other jobs. It said it feared that unless steps were taken to assure educational and job opportunities for these young people, the situation “was heading up into something like that in the depression years.” The bureau also announced it was going to work immediately on the recommendation for the survey which was made by a committee of trade union women during a twoday meeting here. It expects to have a preliminary report by De-

NOTICE TO PASSENGERS

With the discontinuance of War ‘Time by Act of -

Congress, effective

2:00 A. M. Sunday, Septem-

ber 30th, New York Central passenger trains will

operate on Central

Standard Time.

There will be no change in time of trains which will be run on the schedules shown in current time tables.

For example, the Southwestern Limited will continue to leave Indianapolis at 2:15 P. M, :

For complete information or reservations ask any New York Central Ticket Agent. :

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| action of the U. 8. air forces was “as nearly perfect as could be ex- | pected,” but that equipment was | inadequate and had to be devel- | oped as the war progressed. i | The strategic air victory over | Germany, he said, was won largely | with a bomber 10 years old in de- | sight { “The amazing success of our alr | forces despite certain shortcomings in equipment must be attributed to brilliant leadership in the theaters of operation and exceptional skill on the part of units and individ-

uals in actual battle,” he said,

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