Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 February 1945 — Page 13
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GOAL OF BIG 3
Allies Seal Vow to Wipe Out
German Powers Ever to Make War Again.
By R. H. SHACKFORD United Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, Feb. 13~The Big Three have bound themselves to keep Germany whipped this time.
It is going to be a Germany with |
out army, navy or air force; without’ war industries; without warplotting general staff; without Nazi heils; without Prussian goosestepping. That is the vow sealed by President Roosevelt, Prime Minister Winston Churchill and Premier Josef Stalin at the Crimean conference, “It is not our purpose to destroy the people of Germany,” they said. But Germans can have a decent life only with the complete elimination of Nazisp and militarism»
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“It Is our inflexible purpose to destroy German militarism ‘and Nazlism, and to ensure that Germany will never again be able to disturb the peace of the: world," they said. And here is how they intend to do it: ONE: Disarm and disband all German forces. TWO: Break up for all time the| German central staff that has repeatedly contrived the resurgence of German militarism. THREE: Remove or destroy all German military equipment, _ FOUR: Eliminate or control all German industry that could be| used for military production, PIVE: Bring all war criminals to Just and swift punishment,
SIX: Exact reparation in kind for
for the destruction wrought by the Germans.
SEVEN: Wipe out the Nazi party,
Nazi laws, organizations and insti- |:
tutions, ' EIGHT: : Remove all Nazi and militarist influences from public office and from the cultural and
Dancer, Singer Share Recital
NAOMI -ALEH-LEAF, dancer, and Saul Meisels, singer, will present a joint recital tonight at K ir s hbaum center, T he program will "be the ‘second in . a Jewish culture ‘series.’ . Miss AlehLeaf was born ‘in Jerusalem, a nd received © hef training in ballet in France. Her Saul Meisel program wi 1 include a group of Near East dances ' in colorful native COS tumes, -Mr. Meisels, a noted interpreter of Jewish songs, will present a program of Yiddish folk songs and liturgical cantillations.. | The gJeries is sponsored by the Jewish" Community Center 25S0~ ciation.
GAUSE TO JOIN SCHOOL BOARD
Unanimously Approved by Commissioners for Vacant Post. |
{ Har ry L. Gause, a former deputy
| attorney general and past president,
{of ‘the Lawyers Association of In- | danapoils, has been selected by the school commissioners to fill the | vacancy on the school board. ol a i His name will & be presented to i: the board tonight E for ratification. : The vacancy which Mr. Gause will fill resulted from the resignation of Howard S. Young who was elecjed a justice of the Indiana Supreme court
economic life of the German people. | NINE: Take in harmony such other measures in’ Germany as may | be necessary to the future peace! and safety of the world. The nerve center for the demili- | tarized Germany will be Berlin—| the capital of Bismark, the Kaiser |
Mr. Gause - ghile a memberelect of the school board. Mr. Gause will serve until the next {regular election of school commisfsioners.
Visnisously Approved
In announcing Mr. Gause's se- { lection, Carl F. Brandt, school | board chairman, said Mr. Gause
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whose orders will be obeyed this] time for an unspecified period will! be the supreme commanders of the | Big Three powers, plus France if] she accepts the invitation to make it a four-way occupation,
Plan Central Commission
Those commanders will ‘form a! Armstrong and Gause, board mem-
central control commission to co-| ordinate administration and control of the agreed upon plan. Their!
orders will be carried out by the oc- |years before that was deputy at-
cupation forces of the big powers. | Each country will be assigned a separate zone of Germany. The occupation zones were not defined, but are expected roughly to call for Russian trogps in east-| ern Germany, American in south- | western Germany, and British in| the north and northwest areas. | France will draw the Rhineland in| the west. Both Russia and thel United States have been mentioned] for Austria. i The decision to exact reparations] in kind from Germany “to the| greatest extent possible” places a! somewhat different light on the long-range plans. Although the alHes will reduce Germany to a military eunuch, she will be allowed to produce pedce-time goods. One of the key points in the much discussed plan by Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr., was to waive reparations and reduce Germany to a light industryagricultural state.
BUTLER STUDENTS SPEAK
Butler university students in the graduate School of Religion are serving as speakers and song leaders for revival services in Christian churches of the Marion County Church union every night this week except Saturday. Dr. O. L. Shelton is dean of the school of religion and Dr. E. L. Day is executive secretary of the union. |
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the commissioners. “We have interviewed numerous outstanding citizens, all of whom would make excellent members of the board,” Mr. Brandt declared. Gause has the
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ber-to-be was a deputy proselcuting attorney. "under Judson. L. Stark from. 1928 to 1930 and two
[torney ‘general under Arthur “L. | Gilliom.
Born at Milton, Ind. He was born at Milton where he {attended grade and high schools. Mr, Gause obtained his law degree! {from Thdiana university from which {he was graduated, in 1926. A player on the I. U. basketball
{team wirich “toured Japan “tr-1922
to demonstrate America's national pastime, Mr. Gause has been active n I. U. alumni activities. He is a {veteran of world war I, a member of the American Legion, the Broad Ripple Masonic lodge, 643 the Lawyers’ club and the Methodist church, Milton. He lives at 136 E. 50th st. with his wife and their two children, Jane, 11, and 1,.and Richard, 14.
CIVIL AIR PATROL SETS DANCE DATE
The second annual m:iary ball of the Civil Air Patrol will be held
at 9 p. m, March 3 in the Murat|:
temple. It is under the auspices of group 527. Ralph Lillard and his orchestra will play. Tables are reserved and proceeds will be used to aid C. A. P. work. Committee members include Lt. Jo Co Wittenmyer, chairman; Lt.-F. L. Worely, W/O F. Woody, Lt. R. D. Denney, Sgt. M. Hill and Cpl. G. Gial. :
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