Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 April 1952 — Page 17

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i ‘BRISBANE, Apr. 18 (CDN)—Throughout Australia| this month and next Aussies will gather to pay tribute to the people of the United States. Pe | 3 The occasion to be celebrated in five state capitals| is the 10th anniversary of the! — Coral Sea battle. (functions to pay their tributes to| In this big air-sea battle off! {the Americans who saved their, the Solomon Islands in 1942 country from invasion. p American forces smashed a Japa-| However, the work of 7000 Aus-| nese Invasion fleet headed tor/tTalian- American Association

Anstralia. | members does not end with these!

% {annual Aussies have never forgotten) Gord) Sea celebrations.

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Artists appearing will be Eu-| gene Kilinski, violinist; Dorothy | Munger, pianist, and Mary Spald-| 4 ling, harpist, all of Butler Univer-| sity Jordan College of Music faculty. Miss Spalding alsn is ‘harpist of the Indianapolis Sym\phony.

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year, It also plugs U. S.-Australian| Formed in 1941, and with/friendship in radio talks, lectures, | branches in five of Australia’s its own magazine, and personal six states, the association is ourjcontacts. :

manwealth and the United States | part in any decisions affecting Zone A of free territory of Trieste.

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trated each year by the Coral Sea Battle celebrations it promotes.

y This year United States ary CIE abound th a Sav | As ‘Best i in the World’

time commander in the Pacific,| Lt. Gen. Robert Eichelberger, will| Jack R. Hughes, By United Press {longer range and greater pene-| son: of Mr. and| WASHINGTON, Apr. 18—S8hip- trating power, a spokesman said.

be the guest.” * darman To Attend Be oh "so ments of the powerful new M-4Tipy, Army described it as “more

American Ambassador Pete Dudley Ave. He Medium tank—reputed to be the ethal, more effective.” Jarman also will attend several is assigned to/Dest in the world—will be gOINg| Bok nave 810 horsepower enof the nationwide celebrations. 1 the Commanderito American troops OVerseas i... Referring to the M-47, the Both men will visit Brisbane, of 7 Jan shortiivery soon,” the Army has dis-|, ;,y gai its Allison cross-drive wartime ‘headquarters of Gen A graduate of| |Slosed. ‘transmission engine “gives a flexMacArthur, where the biggest Southport High| A spokesman declined on SeCUE" ibility of operation which will encelebrations are scheduled, School, Q. M. ity grounds to pinpoint the desti-l_y) ©, (0 ou maneuver any! The M-47, mounting a high ve- known tank on the battlefield.” |

: Hughes attended| nations. Plans call for a huge ball, al Q. M. Hughes re. SS ENended

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parade of Australian servicemen Institute at locity 90 mm, gun as its main Details of -armor and turret! | Name Chasis a A rea ar ian headed by American ex-Gls, and Terre Haute and was employed by Armament, was unveiled publicly| equipment cannot be divulged at Phone: Lincoln 241 . | ADDRESS ... .. — the unveiling of a memorial to the Midwest Heating and Services| yesterday at the Aberdeen, Md, {this time, the Army said. But Hours: 9 AM. to 5:30 P.M, Daily

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American people. ‘Co. in Indianapolis, before en- Pr roving Ground. lit added that the tank is more Including Saturtar ro or Rath er The ball itself will be quite an|listing in the Navy, The 48-ton tank, which the neavily armored than any other| BRANCHES IN MANY PRINCIPAL CITIES OF U. 8. AND CANADA affair. a |Army says is superior to any me-'medium tank, FOUNDED 1904 ed

Farty-eight alcoves—each rep- {dium tank built by Russia or any| resenting gs American am! Home on, 20 day leave is CPL other country, has been in producbeing decorated with posters and ‘Lawrence W. Terry, son of Mrs. tion for some time. Monthly out~ pictures obtained mostly from the Mary R. Terry, 651 N. Beville put figures are secret, but the States themselves. Ave. And well deserved it is, too, American Locomotive Co., Sche-| President Truman and 35 This is his first inectady, N.Y. said itis preparing | American governors already have furlough in near: “many hundreds” of M-4T's for sent personal goodwill messages. ly three years, shipment. * Highlight of activities will bel Arriving home The new tank is a modified the unveiling” of a 40-foot stone/Mar. 14, he is version of the M-46 Patton tank] and granite column surmounted scheduled to re- § | “which has proved more than a by an eagle and flanked by flag-/turn to Camp} match for any Communist armor; posts in Newstead Park. {LeJuene, N. C., so far met in Korea,” the Army It was at nearby Newstead to finish out his sald " | wharves that the vanguard of enlistment. He The M-47 resembles the Patthree million American GIs receives his dis- ton outwardly,” the Army nil landed in World War II, and the/charge in De- but the resemblance stops there. site was chosen for this reason. |cember. Like the Patton, the M-47 has Queensland’s governor, Sir John| Cpl. Terry 2 90 mm. gun, but its high veloc-| Lavarack, will unveil the monu-|joined the Ma- OPh Terry y gives it more accuracy at} mental tribute, paid for out of rines in December, 1948, at the | : ‘public contributions. age of 17. He went to Korea in| SPECIAL NOTICE

The American flag will be unfurled by an ex-GI from Montana, the Australian flag by Mrs. Ruby Manson, who was given a trip to the United States by ‘the Gold

September, 1950, and received the Purple Heart for wounds suffered at the Inchon invasion. He completed his overseas duty as a

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