Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 October 1942 — Page 12

AID WAR EFFORT]

bners Put to. Work

Due-to Labor Scaroity, . Bern Hears. By PAUL GHALI

ago Daily News, Inc. BERN, Oct. 9.—Nazi leaders, in their quest for manpower, have ‘converted all the reich’s prisons #nd tentiaries into regular “instrial concerns,” working on a Aree-shift basis. This disclosure Was made by its Berlin correspondt the Basler National Zeitung,

o flatly counters Labor Commis-|

sloner Fritz Sauckel’s recent boast that Germany's labor problems are now solved. i Despite the 6,000,000 foreigners reported by Reichsmarshal Hermann Goering to. be working in Germany today and several million war prisoners, there is still a shortage of

in the armament’s industry. eet it, writes the National Zeitung rrespondent, the ‘Nazis are con-

and means. Thus one of the latest devices is the incorporation of every able-bodied convict into the Reich's production machine. A vivid picture of these prisan

alist in: the semi-official weekly, Das Reich, who reveals that many . have been equipped as heavy in- _ dustries with the most modern ma- ~ chinery. There are assembly halls, traveling crane and steam hammers, forging tremendous steel ~ blocks. Prison Rations Poor

A prison in south Germany described as “not one of the largest,” turns out monthly almost 2000 yards of cloth, 2750 yards of . linen, 6000 pairs of shoes, 10,000 pairs of clogs and 34,000 finished ‘articles of clothing. :Income from © these prison industries for the last financial year, the newspaperman discloses, totaled more than 80,000,000 marks. Convicts receive very inferior ~ prison rations. Their = so-called wage of a “few pfennigs” may theo_retically be used for obtaining supplementary supplies. In fact; convicts are strictly limited to prison fare, costing them about 40 pfennigs a day. At the day’s end no ‘ evening’s relaxation awaits these “forced” laborers of the Reich.

Lana Turner, the movies sweater girl, blossoms forth as a glamorous mantilla maid.

G. 0. P. CANDIDATES

Republican state, county and city candidates will be honored by three Republican women’s organizations at a luncheon next Thursday at the Columbia club. Sponsoring the affair are the Indiana Women’s Republican club, the Indianapolis Women’s Repub-. lican club’and the Marion County Council of Republican Women, Mrs. Eleanor Snodgrass, president of the Federation of Republican Clubs of Indiana and state vice chairman, will preside. Among guests will be Ralph Gates, state chair-

man; Joseph Daniels, 11th district

chairman; Mrs. Fern Norris, llth district vice chairman; Henry Ostrom, Marion county chairman, and Mrs. Agnes Todd, Marion Soupty vice chairman. Mrs, Lyman H. Thompson is ane dling reservations.

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large sizes. 36 tablets, 20¢. 100 tablets, 35¢.

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