Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 October 1944 — Page 7

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foe 8 : : ai wy ; 4 4 3 Bop PES 4 * 3 A y . a - . 2 “ RK # OOOO RAR ARIAT SSSA AZ tid RT CLVI 1 le TI. 1d .y / SASSER NY COSA 9.9.0.0.0.90.0.¢ OO MORE) NS RE S k | S I CS SRR GIN APS REPORT SEVEN Porter Talks to [Smoke Inspection Staff Du RIE IESE EERIE: ONY Ris TULED Softy Council og hy 0. BV. COIR IESE " A ety 2 : fo Nw) : F Sh k U, J ERI EIR Rs ny LLEL roids or a Shake-Up on Ja RRNIXX EIST Tl aay nese. Dome. sseney today OMICAGO Oct. 4.—Bari D. Porter] 1p status a & bit srogy now, but the sity smoke inspection : el : AW said the death of seven Japanese chairman of the program committee | due for & shake-up Jan. 1, Personnel Director Larry Parsons ann rear admirals had been announced |of the fleet division of the Indian- today. =~ ie : : by the Yokosuka naval station, one | 2Polls safety council was one of the I popes Sleas ed the aif somentis By er ring % that chief j of Japan's four major imperial navy [Principal speakers at the 33d na- So

“smoke inspector” and his command taken over a yards, which is commanded by Adm, | tional safety congress here today. | pustion engineer yet to be — | by * wusiied Naokuni Nomura, former navy| He declared that although drivers! Because of salary readjustments|

¢ | minister in the Tojo cabinet. are delivering a larger annual load |made by the J. L. Jacobs municipal | FT. WAYNE SLAYI 3 \d| The Japanese agency, in a dis- |with less equipment and fewer mien! survey, however, Mr. Matthews will | ADMIT A patch to the controlled press of on the job, fleet accidents have | receive $2400 next year as compared TED BY YOU East Asia recorded by FCC moni- shown only a slight increase. with the $2100 he now makes as FT. WAWNE, Ind, Oct. lors, identified the dead officers as| “Sound programs of safety edu-| department head. Cees : : .. Kanichi Hagihars, Sorokuro Mor- cation that reach each driver will] The combustion engineer, first in SPUrTed by the reported con : - Pm el : : ino, Tosaburo Ogura, Fuji Arima, help hold accidents to a minimum,” the city's history, is slated to re- of & discharged sailor held in 0 H 5 ESE RE a ey IEE hizup Akasawa, Ryo Mori and|Mr. Porter said in his panel discus- | ceive $3060. at Elgin, I, police today

pt : i busi y Mikumoto, sion. Mr. Matthews was the subject of fl THI Jl i) IY i { The dispatch gaye no details as a controversial smog st up lost their investigation of the m: ir i |

: winter by the mayor's smoke abate. murders of three Pt. Wayne woth cata or -vhotnc | BRITISH LIST HITLER |vinier by te mayors mak sie muxtet of tre It. Wayne w at the yard, AS WAR CRIMINAL hts drsmissa. lonely roadsides at the ou

i ; In the January shift, Charles urn: past 10 mon LONDON, Oct. 4 (U. P.).—Prime Symmes, present smoke inspector, the city during the 4

5 Minister Winston Churchill told | will climb the high tower atop the| Police Chief Jule Stumpf. al commons today that Adolf Hitler, Merchants bank building as “smoke [D8t George Brockner, 19, had ne Hermann Goering, Paul Joseph [observer.” The incumbent “smoke Mitted raping Anna Kuzeft, 20 ar Goebbels and Heinrich Himmler jobserver,” John Burcham, will climb | ©/d defense worker whose body wi .jare on the British list of war down—and out, Mr, Parsons inti- found May 23, and that B a criminals, mated. jo he even he Jetectar tes 0post of commander of the yard fol-| “I am not in a position to make mwas bes ; lowing his resignation from the|a statement about the united na. OPENS CONFERENCE [Honed Jeaterday by. Stumpt cabinet of Gen, Hideki Tojo. tions at this time,” he added [police detectives. : TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Oct. 4 (U. CHILD'S DEATH PROBED

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