Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 November 1944 — Page 2

Made Even More Thorough.

By NAT A. BARROWS

Times Foreign Correspondent

STOCKHOLM, Nov.

every German. Ostensibly, Him« mler spies carry on their tale bearing work for the protection of

} Nazi party inter- } ests. More aci curately, they + provide Himmler ¥ with opportuni1 ties for improv3 ing his own posi- $ tion. No German

German people

be done, His Latest Tricks

within the army deliberately

the story.

and foreign workers.

cult inside Germany.

fans benumbed with fear.

Revolt Possible Evidence

cent deserter puts it,

thus is ruled out from the start.

tality,

to Nasal party designs.

Join the Nazi party,

ler tightens his grip.

and The Chicago Daily News, Ine. —————

CIGARET RATIONING

rows” who “picket” store counters a pack.

to get the cigarets.

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4th Term Finds Henry Homeless

~~8acretary of Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr., revealed yesterday that he is finding out what a lot of other Washingtonians have known all along—that house. hunting in the capital is a “discouraging proposition.” Morgenthau told his press eonference the lease on his residence

expires in February and “we can't find. another house

He said when he signed the lease ‘three vears ago “I didn't

mow Fresiaent Rooseevit would seek a fourth term.”

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SHIRLEY BELCHER HEADS FRESHMEN

Miss Shirley Belcher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Chester A, Belcher, . 2003 Ruckle st, has been named president of the freshman class at Indiana Central college,

. council inchide Mis | and David Gatitn, Daan outer Miss Julianne Hergog, Chicago, = | Mary Louise Pruitt, Gol

§ is immune from his informers. A | i It did not seem possible that the g could be more : thoroughly spied upon, but Himm- |} ! Jer, boss of the gestapo, the 8. 8, the Volkssturm and the national) labor service, is proving that it can

Several proprietors have issued printed ration cards, which are punched every time a “regular” gets |

It's perfectly okay with the OPA

as long as the merchant doesn't force customers to buy other items

WASHINGTON, Nov, 17 (U. P.). |

MMLER'S SPY RING TIGHTENED

Already Insidious System Is|

All this helps to éxplain why in ternal revolt is going to be so difHimmler's terroristic methods have left civil-

OKAY, OPA REVEALS

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 17 (U. P).— Although the OPA will not ration cigarets, local vendors have found a way to foil the “curbstone spir-

Like the wehrmacht privates, who keep on fighting because they fear the corporals, who, in turn, fear!] the sergeants, civilians are mortally afraid of their immediate superiors. They know ouly too well to what lengths of brutality the Nazis are ready to go at the slightest excuse.

If the people thought that a revolt was already under way, they might dare to take part. Any chance of a revolt starting from a lower level, among the little people, |

Himmler has planned his tactics cleverly, employing terror, bru-| execution—every possible | tis way of preventing the Germans i from thinking or acting contrary!

Now Himmler'’s agents are enforcing the Nov. 1 decree abolish- | ing non-political activity within the | army and making it compulsory for all soldiers, active or retired, to

These, thereupon, become propa- | gandists for party ideas. And Himm-

obtained here from refugees and deserters shows that! a civilian revolt is possible but that “it can only start from those able to give orders” as one re

| Germany's new dictator has ex- | tended his informer ring even into the smallest mountain towns. In| the cities every apartment block] has a Himmler spy, who makes it] his business to know every move- | ment of every person in his section, || Factories, of course, have their spies working alongside both German

His latest orders oblige spies!

bait the soldiers - with defeatist stories, criticism of the Nazi party, | and pro-alled gossip. If the] listener fails to report the in-| formant, he is punished as severely | as if he, himself, had originated |

17—Hein~ | rich Himmler's increasing grip on every form of activity inside Germany is being implemented by newly established additions to his insidious spy system, which reaches

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