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counter-attacks, the Soviets seized . two unidentified defense bases after & two-day battle in which 2000 Germans were killed. South of Rechitsa, 28 miles west| dent. of Gomel, the Russians captured the heayily-fortified town of Kolpin

- and in an adjoining sector

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GROCER ACQUITTED

Of a murder charge in connection

. Several additional villages after

killing 2000 of the enemy.

Sally to 'Wear All" On Tour for Army

Virgipla Kinnaird, may be next

“FIGHT GOES ON FOR TEACHERS SUBSIDY

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designed for the teachers’ listening pleasure. Speaker will be Erika Mann, daughter of Novelist Thomas Mann and author and foreign correspondent in her own right. Her topic will be “Searchlight Through the Blackout,” a revelation of Nazi

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ANDERSON, Ind., Oct. 21 (U. p,),| Margaret Speaks, concert soprano =Benjamin Harrison

Holmes, 50, Elwood grocer, has been acquitted

program, will conclude the session With a musical concert. with the shooting of Morris Solo- {Enemy in the Pacific” will be handed the teachers tomorrow night by Hax Hill, formerly chief of the Associated Press Tokyo bureau who returned to the States on the exchange ship, Gripsholm. The meeting will begin at 7:30 P. m. at Cadle with music by 600 pupils of the Indiana State Choral association, preceding Mr. Hill's talk. Giiest conductor of the chorus will be George F. Strickling, Cleveland Heights, O. Glen A Stepleton, Muncie, is president.

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ies. Teacher Federation To Elect Today

The delegate assembly of the In-

School Teachers was to elect officers | today at the Claypool hotel. ‘AS FEDERAL JUDGE Mrs. Eugenia Hayden and Fred | Stultz of Indianapolis are candiHAMMOND, Ind, Oct. 31 (U.P). di Jue cities of securing - northern Indiana § rT al asurer respectively. | district court has tts first Democrat OWE! candidates are Miss Theis | gert, who was sworn into office yes- + Torre . Haute, wie, an

SWYGERT SWORN IN

: Mrs. Margaret Eskew, Chandler, and Mrs. Gladys A. Townsend, Muncie, first vice president; Claude 0. Pauley, Valparaiso, and Field Snodgrass, Jeffersonville, second vice president; Buryl E. Hoover, Wa- | waka, and Henry L. McHargue, Gary, third vice president; Miss Pear] Dunn, Goshen, and Mrs. Mary {Gl Michigan City, corresponding secretary. Mrs. Harriett ‘Mueller, West Lafayette, is the other record-

school teacher, as presidential can

"| Beeker said his officers have been ' |instructed to investigate each case! 1$/as impartially as possible and that |

on the “Voice of Pirestone” radio

A first-hand view of “Japan, Our stances was, in his opinion, “evidence |

diana State Federation of Public [the two girls were arrested, placed

defense against such practices, Cites Bill of Rights “I” “Recognizing the existence of such

Indianapolis Bar association, said his organization will conduct its own investigation of the girls’ cases relative to their complaint that they | paid one attorney $50 and another |

communicate with me immediately if he uncovers anything to indicate that an attorney has been culpa- ," Mr. Grabill said. Police Chief Clifford Beeker said

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pital,” ‘he said.

ILLNESS FATAL FOR MRS. DORA SHULL, 797.5, merchant marine. He is a

Mrs. Dora Shull, mother of Po-|Wars, and the Masonic lodge, lice Capt. Tom Renforth, died today at the Methodist hospital after a

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he would conduct an exhaustive inquiry into the girls’ cases at the request. of Willlam H. Remy, safety board president. :

Explaining the police depart-| ment’s position in the campaign to control infectious disease, Chief]

} {if (rest, “the charge is either vagrancy | {or disorderly conduct.” Records in the arrest of the two) girls revealed there was no in-| vestigation made in the case before!

it is necessary to make an ar-!

and having drinks with two soldiers, one of whom was a friend of long standing. ’ | - Chief Beeker sald that the mere | fact that a girl was in Sompuny | with a soldier under certain circum- |

for a charge of disorderly conduct | or vagrancy.”

Disease Not a Crime

Attorneys investigating arrest procedures for a score or more of clients said that under Chief Beek¢r's interpretation of the laws any person in Indianapolis would be subject to arrest, : Chief Beker said that having a disease is no crime and “we are not arresting any person on a criminal charge merely because he might have a disease.” 0 “We are arresting only those persons who are violating a law,” he said, He did not say what law the police claimed was being violated when

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under $1000 bonds each and charged with “vagrancy.” Health tests made at the isolation hospital after the girls paid their $250 in fees revealed that neither of them was infected and that there was no valid suspicion that they ever had been exposed to any infection. Miss Julia Mae Hamilton, social protection representative for the Indiana services,

gram must be conducted by strictly ||

legal procedure, Favors Prior; Study

“Arrests should not be made un til some investigation is made of the suspected persons and proper

loosier Helps to Save Life of

U.S. Soldier

Through Crude Operation in In

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