Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 November 1944 — Page 2

By JAMES MeGLINCY Usilted Press Staff Correspondent

PARIS, Nov. 3—Gen. Dwight

D. Eisenhower's order against fraternizing with Germans is beAng ‘doughboys in Germany now refer to chatting with civilians as ‘the $65 offense.”

The jchatting is held to be an

*unnecessary contact” and may bring fines of $25 to $65 for the offending soldier. The strictest disciplinary action was instituted in American - sec I—

“enforced so ‘rigidly. that

tors within Germany after publication of stories and pictures of soldiers dining ‘and talking: with German civilians had aroused high concern in Washington and at Eisenhower's headquarters, s # = ;

THE THOROUGHNESS with

which the order is being enforced:

was revealed by Lt Col. C. P. Russell of Carthage, Miss., executive - officer of the 36th armored infantry regiment. He said no. effort would “be spared to prevent relaxing doughboys from mingling with German civilians who will include, in in

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creasing numbers, German agents seeking military information which they may communicate to their military officers in unoceupied areas, ‘Military policemen have been told to watch’ for the slightest unnecessary contacts.

: ‘se A G. L is not even permitted to buy a short beer outside of the meds bar because It is gssumed the ‘purchase involves talking

with the German bartender, They may not make any social calls at German homes and they

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. tJ u RUSSELL emphasized that there were few infractions and that they were. decreasing. However, he pointed out it was dificult to enforce the rule’ on G. 1s who are basically friendly Americans and hard to convince that enemy Gerthans are not people.” "The problem "of ‘billeting has been solved, Russell said, by moving German families in with neighbors so that doughboys are

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hat } $65 Fine Hangs Over Any GI Caught Talking to Nazis

COAST GUARD OPENS RANKS TO YOUTHS

“Enlistments of 17-year-olds in the coast™ guard will - be accepted throughout the month as a quota of ‘150 is still needed hefore Nov. 30. Previously it was reported that recruiting would stop Oct, 31, following a‘ one-month program in which volunteers for general duty were accepted for the first time in more than a. year. Additional information can be obtained from the coast guard recruitment office

FRIDAY. NOV

Local Candidates. Working Behind Scenes |

By NOBLE REED THE OLD-FASHIONED. torchlight : parade type of personality campaigning by candidates running for county offices has all but faded from the picture this year. Overshadowed by oratory of -the national” and state ticket candidates, the candidates seeking election to courthouse jobs are conspicuous by their absence from the public scene even at the windup of one of the hottest election contests in many years. In contrast to the local campaigns of former years when party workers and candidates

paraded the streets in banner-

waving jubilees blazing ‘with oras-

tory on county issues, the battle of the ballots this year is being fought mostly behind the scenes.

NEITHER the Democrats nor |

the Republicans have staged any major’ mass meetings as a strictly local show, except the

one held by the G. O. P. at Cadle:

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contributing to the elimination of the public mass meetings and

gasoline rationing also has pre-

vented much traveling to meetings. : In .case you have forgotten, there will be 16 candidates on the ballots Tuesday for eight eounty offices: circuit court judge, prose cutor, sheriff, treasurer, surveyor, , coroner and two county commis- " sioner posts. Twenty-four candidates are running for 12 seats in the Indiana house of. representatives and "10 running for five ‘seats in the state senate... .

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