Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 December 1948 — Page 20
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Storm Windows and ’ ® | - . mins ulin Ike Smothered Feelings, pen Mouty said he wanted, ered toe? ha oan ALWAYS BUY ROUND TRIP Small Monthly Payments Acted as Eternal Optimist “You must have the patience! {Monty and Patton were back into Call MA Ls ahd wl of an angel,” 1 A AFL Gen, |foutine. The field marshal sent a . : Smee “INSTALLMENT 53 Tie a rang fie Sof ave 3) FLY EASTERN : ~ Ye e————_—— pr ————— . {u, rmies. Gen. Patton tele-| po; TT ~~ By Kay Summersby Je 2 fof phono" varad tho ouhins (1 gor DOUBLE DEPENDABILITY ’ " IN VERSATLLER thud 4 { Hed ber! more than promotions. : or U D DAILY SHOPPERS' SPECIAL the BACK IN VERSATLL " ne Ta 18. coon i oe peri the general wor- ae aad UeR, Sans #6 pov:
1st Army's attack found the going heavy. And I added vaguely: “The German has advanced a little.” Gen. Eisenhower said the -ad- ob upper, A re ector know 8 the i: Jd HOWE tole with perfect aplomb. On. Monday, “however, - it apparent even imans had launched a full-scale} lcounter- -offensive. | Ike, the one sole
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My final diary entry for that Saturday mentioned that the ried over replacements. Most di- night for a home movie, insist ng
And he carried off the G0Wn the line from army group tojout a medley of slightly off-key|
wa The same day he received this ments, The worst part of the "war to me the Ger. report of the Skorzeny assassins, As a drastic step, the supreme!seemed over. | along with - other heartbreaking commander ordered 1 ‘major, ~|news for the @ctual front, he pre-|inal comb-out of all redt-area TOMORROW: 0 Onward to the
ly responsible] [pared an order of the day for|COMmands. Thousands of office for the success or failure of our ©Very ~ member of the Allied|Pérsonnel, officers and enlisted
In it, the supreme commander {TOM unimportant jobs. Civilian only one entitled to the luxury of 1p depression, had to smother his Called not-onty for an tronclad| employment. . climbed -to- new own feelings and act as the eter- Dat ‘to the German attack, he nal optimist, the confident, bue k-| ASO. stressed the offensive, an alltout
“Ger- Jo grim, it would have been mans—while the enemy was out|funny. Even so, I got-a tr - COMPLETE OPTICAL of his pillbox And his deep fortifi- Sous kiek in seeing desk- bound cations, “Destroy the enemy on cers who but recently talked SERVICE FOR THE the ground, in the air, “every- incessantly of cheir desire to “get
where,” he urged. “Destroy him!” out into the field with troops,” On the 24th, all our air concen-| Now moving heaven and hell to
Var : Eve, although I recalled longingly | course, themselves. Most of them
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hanks f cially. The Germans were stopped.| Bradley, however, $fiowed open 36 ENEW YORK ST of} Wille fletd commanders turned resentment .at -tosing {le_Ameri.|
n BD = ® 8 to regrouping and planning prob-{€an 9th Army to his’ British col- - _ @® |iems necessary for a return to the|league; in fast, he was downright FOR CONSTIPATION! The general had to resume his who comiplained not only at
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bound to. fail, in his personal hew development, for Bradley was
‘manent communes for 4 ground most co-operative of all field eom- . {forces, : Monty left no 88/manders. It was the first and] to who should be that command- : er. as far as I cor.d see, only time he displayed real anger The general didn't say much and disggreement. Ike's personal about this situation, But he and|Wound was proportionate, Beetls agreed in a regular morn-| But with their friendship, mu-} ing conference -that- Montgomery tual respect, and natural forgive-| had changed considerably since/Ness, both soon returned to their, the day in Bari, just one year be- normal relationship.
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