Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 April 1945 — Page 9

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Leo Wolman, econiomics professor at Columbia university, said today that

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ing to do with that run-down to Mrs. Garnett Knighton's baby-|look at.”. She signed. her “letters jallot her a portion of his army pay | . Mrs. Knightson, who was so {ll , may be Na= oy-mail plan of propagation, bufi{Mrs. Carletta Atchison. for expenses, {that she had to be brought into verywhere who Aim & ‘Take ae’ Qliitinge’ to art of his army pay. for the sup- | Aft with Baker was revealed in the in- was given an indefinite ‘continuance ing, discourag- er 1 fraud. : by him, He agreed through artificial dictment ‘dc¢tused her of posing as bard. \ By PAUL GHAL W : : 2 Vero tice’ Luant fa ap ; i 0 } } ! Mrs. ‘Hton. iskv. 225- at s g 1e became: federal narcotics .agent. . A —— Le DOWNSTAIRS | : : Times Foreign Correspondent % Knight, a husk >| tsenitinsion. She sal she Deeame WOLMAN LECTURES LABOR oy De at i hi i \ % “si The Nazis have completed the [Sugene Baker, a soldier stationed Inia father. She didn't sav what sex! about, the babies were pure fiction and. uninvited political Becks charged. a month after’ its birth Jan, 5, 1942, ment said, was one boy, now '2lijahor toward management must be TTT either will be ,.ivmmumees | They “met” through an Aberdeen, at Chicago. vears old, by her husband, Amos. | «swiftly and radically reversed” beRR [IY Sho [J | " : asin pending on their § “i of Lhven 47 years old, billed, a stillborn... ie i cles, one for $1000 and another "for public. | | 3% : affiliations, ac- : | - . terday. ¢ The" invitation - for

a4 burden, and you lack cer= | red that TRO- port of the “‘test-tube babies” she dictment chargifiz her with.use of of her arraignment. She was freed the answer to BASEL Switzerland, April 0p... | Pound matron, induced Pvt. Berney pregnant and later told him he was |, All of Mrs. Knightson's letters NEW YORK, April 20 U.P) Feb STO +42 “guest list” for their final dramatic California, to become the father of {the child was, but in her next let- | the government ‘charged. The only “disposed of” or T | Wash, lonely hearts club. Nesher| The’ experiment was tried again | The government also said “Baker fore it causes damage to business, cording to reliable illist was drawn up

h -BEEN? f J FREEPORT, Til. April 20 (U.'P.). as 24, "120 pouritls, 5 feet 4 inches, In the meantime, the government $1400," with Mrs, Knighton pamed . I'he government had no objectior| tall, “something really beautiful to|charged, she had induced Baker to as the berieficiary ir both. . ing pleasurable yO ack el 7 when she induced a soldier to allot} « Baby Reported" Dead -® + Mrs. Knighton's correspondence court yesterday in a wheel chair, flo dosages. of g Last Stand in Redoubt. 4said he fathered, it cited her for She expressed the desire for a ‘baby the mails to defraud. A second in- on $1500 bond, posted by her hus- | value in such der’ than you . Jern- d . F ¥childre ‘er hs th Werndvertisemens. stand behind the wall ef the Alps | eT test-tube, babies, the govern [ter she reported that the baby died children she ever had, the govern the prevailing attitude of organized HE TIERY : 'had seen ti ther, Mrs. Knight This time she told Baker the baby had tak f sur e ) ic ‘lset adrift, de- § 1e other, rs. Knighton, is she to axer the baby had taken out. two inSurance poli-! to labor itself and to the American advices. here. yesiat a recent con-

{| ference in MuHE ’ i : : : | nich among Ges- : Py : ¥ ui : Sh Mr. Ghali i bs ie A Xd ’ ; EN gi tapo Chief Hein- ; 45 { Si : ii] Hg : 5 ? pu | rich Himmler and his %ssistants : : . ™ ey 3 i 7: Only the former ministers of -sately 1 " : g “4% ite countries and heads of collaboi rationist parties will be t: aken, alon g

i 4 i nid Ria: ra ae {to the “national redoubt.’ | (Right) i cessary A a : a or bi & » Despite the tremendous transport TE] x Roa SA i . 3 : pl Ma, SYA é & 4 “i difficulties, many, civilians suspected ! 4 ’ ". SALLY 'N SUSAN 1 7 \ 4 f 8 . oe . : \ . {11 PREN 3 ’ ‘ ¢ Be 1 " “ex lof willingness to co-operate with ¥ , 3 5: N { fi b 3 og I " : . ithe allies have been deported “to ?

hint as to their fate since the Reich has run out of destinations, known ~ | A i 3 p ‘ # or otherwise 1 : : 3 y ; All political inmates of the Baden and Wurtemburg camps have thu been removed, according to the reports, the Nazis wishing to avoid a repetition of what happened - at Buchenwald when, due to lack of time to dispose of thém, hundreds of ‘political prisoners were left alive to tell their story to the allies and plan revenge

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low price. : Yes, Men, the Sportswear : n. Works bi 100 Poles Sacrificed é You Want Is to Be Found According to a Polish refugee here, the Nazis last week put to ith Floor : i Ye! ' ' death 400 Polish workers near the urth Floor $ IA in Our Men $ Shop! We ve town of Waldshut rather than

surrender them to.the allies. Gathered It | Less important political emigres

will be brought to the proximity of the Swiss border and thus will have

FROM NEW YORK . ra a chance to merge into the flood TT of prisoners and foreign workers

. 2 - ¥ 3 FROM CALIFORNIA... {rying to reach France through SE ——————————————————— Swiss territory. The Swiss are keepand POINTS IN-BETWEEN

ing a close watch for them French circles here hope that {former French Premiers Edouard COTION PUPP Sua Herriot, Edouard Daladier, Leoh let rufflec. 1 r i m Blum and Paul Reynaud, and Al-| BT whlr pders LEISURE COATS In a dazzling assortment All wool fabrics bert Sarraut (brother of Maurice, Solid color blue or ; “TOPSY in tan and brown solid color combinations! In plain color and who was assassinated by the militia , fee Sus fio} i» : i plaid combinations! In plain color and neat pattern combina- in Toulouse) will avoid being trans- apd! ; TURVY" tions! Detailed with three-quarter linings of fine rayon! Men's ® ferred into the redoubt. 1.59 bh h\ : small, medium, large and extra large sizes. I - : JA mission of four members. of - WHEE Eo > " Fok ; SUN the French radical Socialist patty i ¥, k ; { RE A : » is now in Switzerland trying to Bi \ : ; Ea SUIT

THE SPORT SHIRT by BERCKTOWNE of CALIFORNIA. . . kL 2 obtain their release. It is under-

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‘ : « yp S sriously / N y of fast-color cham failored of fine quality rayon gabardine with convertible Cali- tood that Herriot is seriously ill ML A fornia roll collar! Hand-stitchine, too, on the collar and pockets!

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Meanwhile the Todt .organization : 1/1 i top! Rose, copen

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is reported to have built in the last three weeks a new fortification line designed to slow the allied advance toward the Bavarian retreat | and protect its western approaches. ! The line, erected according to a plan drawn by Himmler, runs from Muelheim, 15 miles north of -Basel ‘and follows the heights of the Black Forest and the upper course of the Danube to Ulm, its northern limit. | Gen. Jean de Lattre de Tassigny’s | 4st French army in the -vicinjty ot | {Frieburg- -in-Breisga(t will ‘soort contact the line. | As they prepare to withdraw into ‘the redoubt, all Nazi officials have "been ordered to discard their party | | dress for civilian garb or regular | army. unifoms, the reports say.

FIVE ARE. INITIATED BY OMEGA TAU ALPHA

Five new members have been ini tiated into Omega Tau Alpha, radio honorary organization at Butler university. They are Barbara Seeger, Southport; Betty Livingood, 3728 E. Robson st.; June Hoatson, 3601 N. Illinois st.; Annabelle Simmons, 645 Exeter ave., and Barbara Montgom-

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