Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 April 1943 — Page 26

ACCUSED

OF MASSACRE,

lameg. for Tragic. Fate of |

. Polish Prisoners in Russ Report.

MOSCOW, April 16 (U. P.).—The ‘Official Soviet news agency Tass charged today that the Germans, rather than the Russians, slaughtered Polish war prisoners in the Smolensk area. “The German Fascist reports on this subject leave no doubt whatsoever as to the tragic fate of former Polish war prisoners who in 1941 were engaged in building work in areas west of Smolensk and together with many Soviet people residertts

of the Smolensk region fell into the | hands of the German Fascist hang-|

men,” Tass said. German agencies for several days have been charging that the Russians massacred 10,000 Polish war prisoners seized when the Red army marched into eastern Poland simultaneously with the German occupation of western Poland. Commenting on the German elaim that many graves were found near the village of Gnezdovaya that archeologists had effected excavations of the historic Gnezdovaya burial place.” “Hitlerite murders will not escape 8 just and inevitable retribution for their bloody crimes,” Tass said.

FORESEES POST-WAR ARMY OF JOBLESS

NEWARK, N. J, April 16 (U. P.). . =The end of the war will create a depression in which 17,000,000 work- - ers will be “out of work overnight,” according to Senator Millard E. Tydings (D. Ind.). Tydings, speaking at the annual State Chamber of Commerce din- ~ ner last night, said the nation’s ‘economy . would be disrupted additionally by. the return of 10,000,000 men from the armed services, who ~ will be seeking jobs. “Of the 11,000,000 men now in the armed" services, approximately 10,000,000: will return to civilian life with job prospects very doubtful,” he said. Tydings said the government ~ oould forestall the post-war crisis by making plans now eliminating federal aid to industry.

IRVINGTON 0. E. S. TO MARK EASTER

An Easter program and initiation ~ @ervices are scheduled for the meeting of Irvington chapter, O. E. S., Monday at 8 p. m. in the Irvington Masonic ' temple. Mrs. Charlotte Hasbrook ‘is worthy matron and Edgar Rennoe is worthy patron. = The chapter: will work as a unit each Tuesday, starting next week, at the Red Cross bandage center at school 57, corner of Washington st. and Ritter ave, Working hours will be from 9:30 a. m. fo 3 p. m. Those interested should call Mrs. Gertrude -Beffrey or Mrs, Florence Cathcart.

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44 PUPILS JOIN HONOR SOGIETY

Washington High School Seniors and Juniors

Included.

Twenty-eight seniors and sixteen juniors will be initiated into the Washington high school chapter of the National Honor society Wednesday morning, April 21, in the school auditorium. Members of the staff participating in the service will be W. G. Gingery, principal, Miss Gertrude Lindley, Alfred K. Jones, Miss Doris Boettjer, Miss Dorothy League, Miss Corlie Jackson, Arthur Sims, Louis Rutan, Miss Marjorie Walls, Miss Margaret Hannan. The ceremonies will begin at 10 a. m. Mrs. Margaret McWilliams is the sponsor of the organization. Seniors who will be initiated are Ruth Baker, Betty Dorsey, Betty Gaddis, Alma Gates, Evelyn Goepper, Thelma Irwin, Richard Jordan, Dorothy King, LaVenaVasco - Kitchoff, Robert Marendt, Peggy McIntyre, Martha Metcalf, Betty Satterfield, Stillabower,

Wiatt, Lorene Whited, Bronko Yerich, Joan Butcher, Janice Edwards, Edwin

} Haun, Kenneth Hee. Betty 3 Jean Jones,

Frances Rosemary Lukins, nald Robbins, Geraldine Spall, Donald Dredd. Katherine Van Blaricum The juniors Include George Avery, Rosemary Browne, Alan Fischer, Laura Heun, Robert Ludlow, Norma Messmer, Ann Mueller, Mary Mowby, Patricia Newnum, Leon Pacala, Virginia Richmond, Betty Unser, Shirley alker, Shirlene Whittaker, Juanita Wise, Marilyn Yount.

LEGION GROUP MEETS

The Bruce P. Robison unit 133 of the American Legion auxiliary will meet at 1 p. m. Tuesday at the Illinois and Michigan sts. Service Men’s center. Miss Helen Harfinger, in charge of the center, will talk and conduct a tour of the building. The junior group will not have an afternoon

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CONFER TONG]

1936. GOP Candidate to!

Talk With Bricker on Way Home.

ALBANY, April 16 (wu. P.).—Former Governor Alf M. Landon of Kansas, 1936 Republican presidential candidate, will confer with Governor Thomas E. Dewey here tonight. Landon, since leaving Kansas, has conferred with Governor Dwight Green of Illinois, and after paying a “social call” on Governor Dewey

will depart for the West, stopping off on his way home to talk with Governor John W, Bricker of OkLio. While all have been frequently

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mentioned as possible candiates for the Republican presidential . nomination in 1944, Governer Dewey has taken the stand that he was elected to a four-year term and intends to serve that term out. When the 1944 Republican convention opens; however, Dewey will have a large say In directing the

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Union of Ales ter ST. PAUL, Mica. April 16 (U. py —~Warning that peace is molded even as the war is being fought, Governor Harold E. Stassén of Minnesota last night called for a “defi-

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united nations after the war. * In a nation-wide radio broadcast, Mr. Stassen, who will resign as governor of Minnesota about May 1 to

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