Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 April 1945 — Page 16

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WHAT 1S TRUTH

TIRE S ON VON PAPEN?

Was Arrest Staged? ‘Was, ARE PRECIOUS He Already in Allied Hands?

‘ By CURT RIESS Times Foreign Correspondent > : : @ | BERN, April 27—Franz von a Quality and Value

Papen may be a prisoner today:

Wheels Out of | But that does not mean that he| "~ 0 Ss : Outstanding in

was taken prisoner by the allies Ali nme t A e : only recently. | Ig n ( The real story, which is contrary : to official reports, may be somewhat |

Your Tires’ more involved and perhaps some- | ae * ab Shirtwaists!

what sinister. 3 y & a. According to my information, von d « ’ N 7 Worst Enemy Papen was in one of the allied capi- bY 1 I'ih Bow-Trimmed! 1 . tals only two weeks ago. A + 0 \ » I, oF

If this is so, the implication is! ons

that von Papen tried to negotiate a | Solids and Prints! Natal

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peace. with the allies on behalf of’

some future Geran government. ? ; = a fo ; | Tried to Negotiate / a : & 5 | In order to save himself, he re-§& = = \ 3 ; af : { fused to go back.into Germany and | ®. % 3 gE J & 2 Mee

the * ‘arrest” was staged to make of- | 1 . : ; : BR | ficial a situation which already had | \ " fi } § CR & cave | existed for some time unofficially. | ; S C A . L ; girls 1 | I.wrote as early as the middle of | For Misses and Women! and f J " and 0 | December that von Papen was in! 3 : 3 a » : were | Lisbon trying to negotiate with the | bo : - : } Aull ’ - i and b allies, but was given the cold 3 L : y a oon shoulder. i A I also said in the middle of De- | 1

cember that, the von Rundstedt of- | J : : wes = fensive had ‘particularly surprised| - 3 3 i ; € the allies because von Rundstedt| BE E> =. : 4 : p 5 had been the man behind von 3 ; 2 0 / Pin Vane nam a Fo ‘We're noted for the wonderful values .

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Rundstedt Sought -Armistice At the time this seemed rather far fetched. But only a few days ago the allies openly admitted that von Rundstedt had sued for an 3 B : armistice and even ofered capitu- : ' : styles for use now and all through lation, though at that time von S SE . , : ame was not mentioned.: ; 3 . iy there are many indica- iE The season's most colorful and fashtions that von Papen never returned to Berlin or Berchtesgaden

when ‘his mission failed. ’ ’ a fields i 8 . Shortly after the von Rundstedt at Wasson’s first. Chesterfields, Sizes for Juniors, offensive collapsed and the allies boxy types and shorties in all pop-

entered the Saar we made Frau Ta Misses and Wom von Papen prisoner under circum-| ; ular shades. All-wool shetlands and : re - a

stances which indicated that this]

lady desired to become our prisoner. ! o crepes. . i Pi | : | - Misses’ Sizes 10 to 20 Li WASSON'S DRESSES,

Making it ‘Official’ > Or perhaps she had been in our OWNSTAIRS STORE

'hands for some time and this was Women's Sizes 38 to 414 WASSON'S COATS, DOWNSTAIRS STORE the only way of making the situa- | . tion official. | ; This could easily be understood, ’ ‘ 2 in this because at that time many friends . . ' get mix of von Papen and his co-conspira- ' coats h tors for making peace were still . dren dc within reach of the gestapo. . Ay y ’ are, the If the finding of Frau von Papen Vi \ £2) old dau was somewhat strange, the discov- i ” AT blue ha ery of her husband seems .outright | Te : PP days lat phoney o : ny > : oh / oD ZF had fou Son Was ‘Too Willing’ : ; 5 7 Dre Ke Ralph , On the one hand, his son seemed ’ a : : 7 , Dn > tening + NS Ph.D on yoaws Be. | Rayon Faille AM \) 2Zseet over W! ; E oo * $ LY A

only too willing to betray the whereabouts of his father, while old ; i a ; ; 7 E $ aman von Papen seemed surprised’ and - ip > ; V2 : . : When y .shocked that the Americans ar- . 3 iT ] A him of rested him.

Needless to say if von Papen had. | \\ . ; TE TEs 7 + ee iF 'L. AK 3 : i | N ¢ b insi Ho. 5 ; \ —— rere ew . een inside Germany and had p /| Lg ; 3 \ i = ” 4 . . ! withed to evade allied arrest he "1 : 2 2 « ’ N : = i ¢ . THO 2 could still ‘be with the other Nazis. : no ; i en 4 ; N \ : Ff g of them

y ment and | - On the other hand; if he ‘were all | - for BE : : EN 2 me } : . . Ny MM. : highly, pr o™ mm - iho time dpuaitiod-hands pg the! ante TOWN NCR ER op : ; ] ; } he ; XE ; ar : "| pre-artangement was ‘toy | > Qe OS Erp a wi fi rg Cr Ap A A , cd E% 2: ; & : Him : : least, m The . J i & iif i i i 4 NE AP Ar Ry u - RT oy £ Lig . sie i -. ; / 7 ?

public’ when’ von Papen’s hunting | . seem to

lodge was Feached, everything falls a 4a AE ; tan , a ; ; : ai : — FEET ae sda ra e vice | into place. : Tn t= : . ag . west sid

Somebody cooked up the story of | : BE oH re , ; 5 / sokes, Vv:

father and son and thus von : x . : Papen’s face was saved. ; EF 3 ; : ; 5 98 Was It Necesary? ] i Ln ® E Such face-saving may have been | 3 x : xpert the necessary though unhappy duty of those who negotiated. with von A ; Papen he” 7 Cleverly styled tie-

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