Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 August 1944 — Page 15

§/Cat. Meredith's JeTae on ea al Beaten Nazis Cling to Loof Even After They Drop Arms

Program on Air| o> © of. ‘They had held onto their loot—|caps and camé out of hiding with streamed into prisoners’ cages today

Staft’ Correspondent shoes and little trinkets— behind their heads|DPy the 10s, 20s and 100s, there was “Glider Hunt” » radio program (he Indiana State Bar associstion ! Es ast minute They shig- Dads. cissped no hops.

written Capt. - . ae th as prisoners. ad ee tio. Ur: {will have James P. Econnommos of vy tele’ pay. when ey peaked | But even before that, hope seit], 0 S00 CUES IOS TEER SEVECT [Stout "Deld, wil Have 8. coast-tor |Chicago, president of the Junior |Amig the wreckage of the German ny long had gone from the hearts of) "eo '1ay on the ground -lcoast hookup over the Mutual {Bar conference of the American igh army lies the tell-tale evidence| TRUNK SLAYER SENTENCED |these men. Only a couple of 19- quietly, or sulked or chatted Atfully. his | Broadcsting system from 4:30 10 |Bar association as its speaker at 8 |of how the Nazis robbed the Prench| cHICAGO, Aug. 31 (U., P.)—-{YeAr-old 8.8. troops, among all the ee duct a survey to determine senti- § p.m. Saturday. 12:30 p. m. luncheon today at the|—even when they were surrounded Harold G. Ward Germans I talked to, thought the| GymNASIUM CLASSES SET |ment of its proposal for & 50 per Glider pilots from the troop car- | savnool hotel and their outlook was hopeless, | udge Harold ©. Ward found Soylo|war possibly could be won. The ‘South Side Turner school] Cent t&X reduction in the early postrier command throughout the coun- Clay} : The fields and hedgerows around | Villegas, Who last spring placed the] They based their faith on the e se war period. try will relate their experiences in| Judge Charles B. Salyer of An-|nere gre strewn with the small |body: of his dead wife in a trunk|still unrevealed V-2, which will committee announced today the] Tye committee will ask nation wy PAUL GHALI the invasion of Burma and France, |derson may also be present to speak |goods the Germans stole from thou- [and shipped it to Los Angeles, have to be something apocalyptic opening of gymnasium classes to all{farm organizations, labor gi Times Wae Correspondent ' Stout fleld’s band will furnish the |to the group, according to Floyd [sands of French homes with the [guilty of murder yesterday and |to justify the hopes of this handful age groups effective Sept. 7. Harold|and industrial associations for their BERNE, Aug. 31.—~The Wilhelm~ {music for the broadcast through |E. r of Tipton, chairman of hope of taking them back to their sentenced him to 20 years’ impris- |of Germans believing in victory. |Snyder as instructor will be in|ideas on how the reduced tax burstrasse declaration that Germany station WIBC. ~ the s te uhit, homes in the Reich, onment. In the faces of the men whoicharge of the classes. den sould be distributed, Reed said.

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