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his wife and a ‘grave in. St. Alphonsus cemetery, Windsor, ‘just a few weeks before being sent over. geas. The grave was marked “Arthur J. Foster—1903—1936."

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“Searchlight Through the Blackout” will be Erika Mann's topic at tomorrow afternoon's session. Miss Manu is the daughter of Novelist Thomas Mann, and foreign’ correspandent in her own right. ’

Returning to the states on the exchange ship, Gripsholm, Max Hill, former chief of the Associated Press Tokyo bureau, will * disewss “Japan, Our Enemy in the Pacific,” to wind up the two-day cofivention.

R. A. F. Raids Berlin a Leipzig With 1000 Tons of Bombs. (Continued from Page One)

many since July 9 over the 50,000 ton mark. Drop Block Busters Striking less than 12 hours- after American Flying Fortresses pounded a non-ferrous metal plant in western Germany yesterday, the R.A.F'’s four-engined Stirling, Halifaxes and Lancasters stabbed into the heart of Germany to drop their four and two-ton block-bus-ters on Leipzig, a city of 702,000, about 90 miles south of Berlin, Returning pilots said their bombs kindled scores of fires that merged into vast, spreading conflagrations in the spragling city, whose perimeter includes the largest railway station in Europe, 11 aircraft plants,

‘nine machinery factories and three

power stations, A German broadcast sald the night raiders flew in bétween the Elbe and Oder rivers at high altitude and

“without the slightest visibility indiscriminately dropped single bombs,” The broadcast said 10 bombers were shot down.

Londen Raided

About 30 German planes crossed the English coast during the night and a dozen of them penetrated

4 London’s fierce anti-aircraft bar-

A musical concert designed for the teachers’ listening pleasure wili feature Margaret Speaks, concert soprano. She will sing at

man, will tell teachers “How lo. Win the Peace” at the opening general session of the state teach-

C. J. Hambro, Norwegian states-

rage to give the capital its fifth raid in as many nights, The U. 8. 8th air force's Flying

§| Portresses, returning to the attack dlyesterday for the first time since

their Oct. 14 raid on Schweinfurt when 60 Fortresses were lost, bombed the metal plant at Duren, 25 miles southwest of Cologne. The Duren raiders were escorted by the biggest Thunderbolt fighter force every dispatched on a single mission, while another Fortress formation raided the Gilzge-Riijen

ers convention at 7:30 p. m. today at Cadle tabernacle.

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The eighth district also is | paring to hold a meeting a h a resojution urging thé governor for her office is scheduled to be passed. If the eighth district joins with such a resolution, this will put all Indiana districts in the southern half of the state on record for the governor. , Such resolutions already have been passed by the sixth, seventh, ninth and 10th districts.

Bays Back Home

DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN Fred Bays, who is leading the Schricker movement, réturned to state headquarters today from a two-day stay in Lake county( the first district) with the report that Lake county Democrats are behind the governor. He said that the Democrats there were pleased with the appointment of Luther Swygert as federal judge by Senator VanNuys but that labor, which influences party affairs in Lake county very much, wouldnt back the senator for renomination. » o =

Bricker Here Dec. 9

HOOSIER FRIENDS of Governor Bricker of Ohio intend to time the opening of their campaign for him with his appearance here before the Scottish Rite convention on Dec. 9. So far, Fred Schortemeier, former secretary of state, and others in the Bricker crowd have been marking time, in accordance

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The Ohio governor is said to want a “spontaneous” movement to develop for him throughout the country, . Political realists know that this never happens and if he waits for it he’ll never be a candidate. = n #

Swaim Is Pushed

ADDS AND ENDS: Unless Assistant Postmaster General Walter E. Myers gets into the gubernatorial race, Marion county. Democrats will concentrate their efforts at next year’s state convention on getting Supreme Court Justice H. Nathan Swaim renominated. That should be easy. ... A con-. siderable number of Republicans reportedly are urging Municipal Judge John Niblack to get into the circuit court race. ‘The job, financially, is as good as that of U. 8. senator—six years at $10,000 a year. ... Governor Schrick-. er ‘will have an opportunity to place another Democrat on the bench with the death today of Circuit Judgé Roland Ray Cummings of Kentland, a Republican.

LIBERATORS STRIKE GILBERTS, JAPS SAY

By UNITED PRESS The Japanese Domei news agency said today that six American Lib-

erator bombers attacked unidenti-|.

fled targets in the Gilbert islands yesterday but were driven off with-

out causing any damage.

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Schepper ught hisin the La Porte county school

tioned overseas; Pvt. Forrest Von Schepper is stationed at Camp Phillips, Kas., and Lt. Waunita Von Schepper is with the 5th army somewhere in Italy, Another sister is chief clerk of the Clay county selective service board at Brazil.

PSC WILL HEAR FARE CASE NEXT WEEK

Oral arguments.in the Indianapolis Railway fare reduction case have been set tentatively for next Thursday before the public service commission. The question to be decided is whether the utility must furnish in-

~ In Warsaw ‘Reveals Nazis’ Greed. By JOHN A. PARRIS United Press Staff Cor mt , LONDON, Oct. 21 —Gérman so diers are deserting by the dozen and selling their pistols, rifles and uniforms to Polish patriots, Joss! Klonowski, a frail Polish Jew arrived from Warsaw after fiv months on an underground trail said today. He wes the first Jew to escal from the Warsaw ghetto and reach London, His wife and 5-year-old daughter still are somewhere in Poland. : Klonowski is a leader of the Polish underground movement, and posters, offering a price for his head, are displayed throughout the country, While leading the re: ance group, he personally pu chased guns from German soldi to equip his Polish patriots,

Pay $40 for Pistol “We had to have guns,” he said “and German soldiers were willing to sell arms if they got enougl money. We paid $40 for a pistol

$80 for a rifle, and $20 for a Nazi luniform. The uniforms were he {ful a8 you can imagine.” x Klonowski’s work came. to the a {tention of the Polish government s

formation concerning its financial year ago. On one particular phase

position. The utility contends that thé commission cannot require the company to furnish information to justify its own rate structure: Howard T. Batman, public counsellor, argues, however, that the request for information is only to give the commission a basis for deciding whether the ‘investigation of the rate structure. shall be continued

and whether a formal public hear-!

ing shall be held on the matter. Mr. Batman is seeking to have all fares, including busses, made a flat 7 cents or four tokens for a quarter

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which must remain secret, he is acknowledged expert. The govern ment in exile believed he would be invaluable in London, so word went out through underground channels to have Klonowski come to London

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