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MANILA, Feb. 10 (Delayed) (U.| P.):—Eight hundred patients were among the 7000 persons liberated [Saturday when American infantry’ [units stormed the Philippines general hospital in the Ermita section lof “Manila and wiped out fanatical es defenders. According to E. J. Brown, former1" of Indianapolis, the 800 patients nd been unable to sleep for the st several nights before their lib-
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Veteran Wins New Decoration
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HOUSE PASSES ‘DEFENDER’ BILL
Stephenson Case Is Argued] ~ On Floor in Debate On Measure.
By NOBLE REED
The 20-year-old D. C. Stephenson murder case was revived on the floor of the house today in connection with the passage of a bill that would create a new state office of public defender for Indiana prisoners at a salary of $5000 a year. Rep. Robert Heller, Democratic floor leader of the house, charged that the “chief beneficiary of the bill would. be D. C. Stephenson,”
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thousastis. of dollars annually iw NASHVILLE PASTOR mder one mano GIVES LENT SERMON
under one man.” | Under the. present system, each! county hires attorneys to represent prisoners seeking appeals of their are symbols of ‘eternal life, Dr.| cases. | Prentice A. Pugh of Nashville, “The measure would prevent this | Tenn., told his noonday congrega- | great ation ol re at-| tion today in Christ Episcopal | torney fees ep: Henley sa - NC The measure was passed on strict | church on the circle, party lines by a vote of 56 to 26° “Life consists in knowing,” ‘ said | with Democrats opposing, it. (Dr. Pugh in his sermon. “The
An ‘amendment was added to the more we Know. the more.we lve, h hool transportation . code~ hill in the] Everywhere, we find the . schoo
hi as mbol of thgt truth, and house to make state drivers’ licenses foe 258 Se i ie ‘etal good for two years and Creasing consists in knowing God and Jesus hy Jrom 3) ceive a year 10 onrist whom He has sent.
Election Code Bill Passed
The senate passed a bill to per Jesus Christ.” mit all governmental units to bor-| The noonday services will be held row money from the federal works from 12:05 to 12:35, Monday through agency for post-war construction|Friday, throughout Lent.
a symbol of the truth of eternal life, coming from knowing God and
I The churches we see on all sides
So In| like manner, we havé the chureh as|
CARRIER COMMAND 1801 Love Letter 10 USE ATTERBURY, Sells for $500
tinds Spechul LONDON, Feb. 19 (U. PJ).—A | WASHINGTON, Feb. 20 Ww love letter written by Lord Nel |bury field near Columbus will be| son to Lady Hamilton in 1801 sold
{taken over March 1 by the, troop} yesterday at a London auction carrier command, Senator Raymond| house for almost $500;
{ (E. Willis'(R. Ind), was notified by In this memento of a famous
the war department today. : It was previously announced that| 10Ve affair the hero of Trafalgar Square wrote:
Atterbury field, which has been used for various purposes, would be de- “My serises are almost gone activated on March 1 and its per-| tonight. I feel as I have never sonnel moved to Freeman field at| felt before. I am more dead Wan alive.”
| Seymour. A Benjamin Franklin letter to
The change in ‘plans will not stop | the moving of the present personriel| an English minister brought $200 and one from Thomas Jeffersun
at the Atterbury airport to Free-| man. sold for $440. William E. Muprfy, secretary to| = Senator Willis, said he had been informed that the Atterbury ‘airport now will be used as an aux-!
CARD PARTY SLATED The Ladies’ auxiliary of South
: Side Turners will sponsor a card i former Indiana Klan dragon serv- Projects. lliary fo George field which is in B® hs southern section. ing a life term for the murder of | The administration election code registration in the seven larger Illinois across the state line Hom| lary ma DR JOmAFOW a» the : | The hospital was $aken at noon, an Indianapolis girl bill, Ki I few t (counties. It- does not permit voters, Vincennes. . . for Hartford after two days of hard fighting, ili, making only a few technical (, cast ballots by affidavit if their| Pilots learning to fly troop car-|chairman. Sr the feather Piby units of the 148th infantry of . Cites Economy Argument - changes in present laws, was passed names are not on registration files. | rier planes will operate between | York pattern { e 37th division, commanded by Capt. Norman E. Brown (right) received an oak leaf cluster to Rep. George Henley, Republican |by the senate and sent to the house] The controversial skip - election | George and Atterbury fields. LUNCHEON ANNOUNCED hil Terranova’ fLt. Col. Herbert W. Radcliffe of | the silver star from Maj. Gen. Charles L. Bolte during ceremonies | floor leader of the house, dénied where amendments are expected to! bill that has been held up in the| Mr. Murray said the army made | s ® in a blood Ie enton, Ohio, , in Italy. that creation of a public defender |be introduced. | senate for three weeks has been/no statement about how many per-| Ine auxiliary of the O. E 8. ns at Madison . The patients were transferred to ya * on» was designed to help get any pris-| The only major change in the called for passage in the senate to-|sonnel would be employed under Cumberland chapter No. 515 will Fhospitals and churches to the: rear. : : oner his freedom. {code as passed by the senate is the | morrow. It would postpone to 1947 the new arrangements at Atterbury hold a covered dish luncheon toIng speed and 1 Civili ¥ ood : * w of dF Ti “It is merely economics, "” he said.|provision to create a two-member, | city elections scheduled for next but that it was implied the number morrow at the home of Mrs. Anna nabled him Viiang Tr Hoosier ounge OUY I IME@S |'The bill would save the state| bi-partisan board to handle voters | year. would be less than at present. |Parrish, Cumberland. 15-rqund dect i Mrs. Gretchen Blessing of Gal- . y 5 third defens : up, N. M, and Mrs, Ethel Alli- » * ‘ee Willie suf son of El Paso, Tex. among the D g 19 M th | A t > ? . ; brow and plirst Améticans brought’ from the urin on 5 n L on . \ ile conquerin ghosplial to Santo Tomas intemn-| pues wounded and seven decorations is the record of Capt. Italian. Th ent camp, said a number of civil- : 2 Ain the closin jians were killed but that there | Norman E. Brown during his 22 months overseas service, p
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has won the purple heart with three oak leaf clusters, the silver star with one cluster and the bronze star. He is stationed in Italy with an infantry regiment. Capt. Brown has fought with the point that had been delaying the |infantry at Volturno river, Cassino, | advance.
. : After wiping out the enemy posiAnzio, Leghorn and Pisa. He was |tion, he and his comrade captured
wounded four times in 19 months, | |the one enemy officer and 15 men. Takes Over Command |He then regrouped .the platoon and : moved them up with the assault On April 5, 1044, he was decorated with the silver star for gal-|
=} -Takes 16 Prisoners lantry in action on Jan. 12, 1044, | The oak leaf cluster to the silver
the vicinity of Cervaro, Italy. When | |star was won by Capt. Brown for
casualty, Capt. Brown assumed 1944, near Leghorn. command, reorganizing the com- | He and another officer made their pany and leading it in a night at- Way across 150 yards of open tertack. rain under heavy enemy fire and Despite the fact that the attack | entered a friendly armored car that was repulsed, he continued with the had been abandoned after it had reorganization of the company and | hit a mine.
led a subsequent attack to take, It was at this time that the capHill 189. {tain was wounded. From the ve-
Just three months later the cap- | hicle the two officers inflicted heavy tain won the bronze star meda] for | Casualties on the enemy, forcing heroic achievement in action on them to fall back and allow our May 23, 1044, near Carone, Italy. {forces to advance toward Leghorn, When one of the platoons of his their objective. {company was held up by a mine-| Capt. Brown is the son of Mr. and {field and heavy enemy machine gun MIs. Milward W. Brown, Woodsville, | fire, he moved through the danger-|N: H. and son-in-law of Mr. and {ous minefield and with the aid of a|M!S. Arthur E. Waltz, of the N. {comrade attacked an enemy strong- [Kealing a ave. address.
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