Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 May 1945 — Page 16
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The 18-fmonth-old son of Capt. and Mrs. William H. Wilkins, 1136 © WN. Temple ave, wandered into the path of a passenger train at Den-!| ver, Colo; and was killed Saturday. ‘The “officer and his wife were | “talking with a tourist camp oper-| ator when the child, Joe Gene, was hit. -Capt. Wilkins is stationed at, Lowry field, near Denver. The child was born Oct. 29, 1943, | at New Orleans. Another son of | the couple died at birth almost| three years ago. “Surviving besides the parents are the grandparents, Charles O. Wil-| kins, Indianapolis, and Mr. and] Mrs, Sherinan Ray, Bokchito, Okla, and two aunts, Miss Algia Wilkins| and Mrs. E. G. Shipman, both of | Indianapolis. * . 1
+ By NAT A. BARROWS schemes, we will have taken a vast! Times - Foreign Correspondent | step toward solving some of -the " LONDON, May 28. — Quiescerit| gigantic probléms ahead of us inthough it may appear, at the mo- | side Germany. | ment, Heinrich = Himmler's niederlage” (after defeat) or] i double-N plan, certainly lies fester-|
ing inside ‘the brutish, warped) CHURCHILL TOLD u. S. ¥ minds of specially trained S. 8. men. RESTS ON FDR POLICY *
Himmler and his S. S. gang—long before their reign of i col-{ LONDON," May 28 (U. P).— lapsed—drew up with metlhivdical | President Truman has promised | precision a long-term scheme for Prime Minister Churchill to follow | carrying out organized annoyances | [the policies laid down by President | and even terrorism inside occupied | Roosevelt, the London Daily Mail! Germany. Deliberately, they, laid said today. down a program of turmoil. . | Special Skill |. Handpicked. for their devotion to Nazi doctrines, “super’ gestapo” thugs were given courses in S. S. sabotage schools. They learned how to assume an |
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McGee of Wor-| duty today |
P.) —Pvt. Joseph cester, back .on after the revocation of
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prisoners he hit “deserved it, and |
I'd do it again.” McGee said he had no coms {plaints ‘against the army and would {remain in it at least until the end {of the Japanese war. | The 23-year-old soldier, who was | dishonorably discharged and given two years at hard labor for striking nine German prisoners of war lin France, received a hero's wel-
come when he arrived at his home|’
in Worcester — from Ft. Harrison, Ind., yesterday. He spent the evening with his | family and friends and returned to active duty here at midnight. Becomes Truck Driver McGee was greeted by Col. Howell
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LONDON, May 28 w, P.).—The| | naser army organ Red Star] charged today that. Polish propa-| gandists in London ‘are trying to
| foment war between Great Britain | | and- the Soviet Union. FT. DEVENS, Mass, May 28 (U.|
In a _ strongly-worded article | broadcast by radio Moscow, Red! | Star attacked a Polish editor named | | Stanislav Mackiewicz for publishing |‘ a pamphlet that “openly preaches | Anglo- Soviet war and pleads with the English to inake a military alliance with the Germans.” “This contemptible - emigre,” the rmy newspaper said, “recommends réparing the British people’s minds | for war aaginst the Soviet Union by | spreading statements that the Rus-
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| Stoekholm, convinces me that the! | double-N plan should not be taken however quietly it now
sian army is prepared morally for military conflict with Britain. ; “How much longer will this Po- | lightly, lish successor to Goebbels be broad- | hides. casting on the London . wave-| Iscapees, refugees, length?” and intelligence agents, and even Another Moscow broadcast] fo ing pubtioized Yo charged that‘ conservative and “re-| rom Der a gave us Loo muc actionary” British newspapers were | evidence of the double-N for-it to
‘ambushing’ the Soviet Union by | pe dismissed lightly. : Ee The Schutz Staffel, branding Russian policies as ‘“un- i a ‘mad S. S., thus has democratic, | the seeds. of intense “We are tired of the argument] and, what is worse, the germs of about whose type of democracy is| : x : Nazism. Nach biederlage—after the broadcast said. & . defeat—can become a boobytrap The radio spokesman also de-!. > 5 edit {if we forget about those sabotage nounced recent criticism of Rus- | schools. “unilat ” tions in Fu- | unilateral” ac The S. S. men who attended the | after-defeat schools did so willing-
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Are Facing Mass Starvation
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