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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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+ eh) \ | Mrs. Clayton H. Ridge will serve? | as chairman for the third annual home safety engineering contest to be conducted by the Chamber of Commerce's home. safety ' division. [The contest will be staged next fall land winter.’ ?

Her appointment was announced today by Mrs. William R. Bolen at a luncheon meeting of the safety |division held in the Indianapdlis { AtHletic club Mrs. Bolen, the division chairman, in addition t0 announcing Mrs, Ridge's appointment, reported that during the first four months this vear, there were 52 deaths in Mar-

cidents while traffic accidents to- | taled 30

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ing” association; | punished physically before hh. of the Indian-! were put to death

tal home details about the physical punish-| ment of the Nazis, who themselvés tortured their enemies frequently { before killing them,

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PETTY CRIME IN * NEW OUTBREAK

3 Sluggings, 2 Burglaries | Among Reports.

After wholesale arrests by police NM “brought a temporary lull in the | recent wave of sluggings, ‘three more | § occurred early today~in a new outs} | break of activity. | All were in the same vicinity and | = | occurred only a few minutes apart. About 1 a. m., police found Wil- { loughby Taylor, 29, of 1741 S. West | | st, in the 1200 block of W. Morris

-} 8t. He had been cut over an eye.

James Watson

Police, who were told $17 was sto-|

hospital.

police ‘squad was called to the 11 block of Kentucky ave.

Arrested for Vagrancy 67

|W. Morris st., was found lying on)

| robbed.

RADIOMAN 2-C JAMES H. WAT-| SON JR, son of Mrs, Agnes Watot . ‘son, 1044 Hervey st., is home now on a 30-day leave. | A veteran of the ' Philippines, he reports back to! Great Lakes nav-| al base on July 1. Radioman Watson is- a graduate | of Cathedral high school and was employed by the Haverstick En{graving -Co. before. he enlisted in| | the navy in November, 1942.

lent, arrested him on a charge %t/ JOHN OSCAR SLOAN a | Yagrancy, He was treated at City DEAD AT GOSPORT

A few minutes later the.same| John Oscar Sloan, co-owner and 00 operator of the Sloan-Davis Pool, | {and Snooker hall, in Gosport, died .

Fanner ¢& Bucuanan!

{in his home there Monday. He

was There, Caven Stampler, 38, of 529| pr Sloan was a member of the Ln He UH Gosport Methodist church and was | the sidewalk with a similar injury.iactive in sports circles. | He told them he had not been gyrvivors include two sons, Her- |! Police sent him to City|schel, Indianapolis; Asher, San Ber- || hospital. He also was arrested on nagdino, Cal; a daughter, Mrs. | | Evelyn Medaris, Bloomington, and

revealed today she had become an

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cut by L. Pierre Bottemer of Miami, Fla, who is touring U. S. de- | Another police squad meanwhile|three sisters,- Mrs. Allison Luken- & 25 WEST FALL CREEK BLVD found Kenneth Williamson, 22, of pill, and Mrs. Florence Jones, Gos- . ————=927 Division st., in the 1400 block port, and Mrs. Edwin King, Day- | i 5

Them, German Priest Urges «io cis noi

By JOHN McDERMOTT United Press Staff’ Correspondent

WADERSOTH, Germany, June 12

H. Montgomery | —A German Catholic priest urged Sghrock of the today that Nazi war criminals be

“Death is far too easy a way out

Kabacker, Indian- for them,” said Father Schurman, f Jewish Women. | 65-year-old pastor of this town, reported on a| which 1s now occ pied by the Amer-| ican 35th infantry division.

Father Schurman did not go into

Land for Holland ) Coming from a priest who J

| he was speaking “first as a Catfidlic

then as a German citizen desirings peace,” the proposal was rather | startling. So were some of the other ideas he advanced * about ||| post-war Germany's future. llil| Schurman armies occupy Germany for at least 10 years. He also said that the| legitimate land claims of Ger-| l{!4iR% | many's. neighbors should be recog- | — —— | nized. Holland, in particular, hej

urged that ., allied

| said, ought to get some German

| territory because of the damage en p ed er g or {done the Dutch when the German | army flooded parts of their country. |

However, he said the allies should |

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Jap Planes Now Use Spotlight

MANILA; : June .12 (U. P.).—

Japanese fighter planes are using spotlights in a new defense tactic against night raiders, the crew of a crippled Liberator reported today. after making a lone attack on Taihoku in northern Formosa. “It was the weirdest ever ‘was in,” Waistgunner Sgt. Harold Graul, 24, of

more. “Two or three of the Jap

fizhters would stand “off with the lan ght mn us while + four others SE in They were &1l lit up like 5 tre€s, almost asking us o knock tnem down Pilot Ist Lt. John J. Fahey Jr.. of Queens Village, N. Y in=strutted the gunne n( to e PACK “bec ause they e.a satier chance to " i not reveéa 1eir pf I 2 fla 5 The fighte p ctured a the t CKec one bat ) Lu { made a ( one was h rt

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[not try to make Germany a purely jmorning, ‘two farm country. “Denazify the country,” he said, |Union st, but leave Germany her skilled purse and 1

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lof W. Morris st. with a cut on his| tor, O.

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Lt. Fred Cole, 32, an army officer, | was found wandering in a daze by police early today. he had been robbed of $20 and several articles of clothing. This | morning, James Kelly, 30, of 830 N. |

{slugged, -but not robbed. arrested on a vagrancy. charge and

While waiting to catch a bus this] boys, about 10 and | 12, struck Bertha Cohen, 32, of 639 with a club, grabbed her| -an west on Merrill st.

Army Officer Found

nations under allied guidance.” | A suspicious automobile on 9th officer

educated ings. {- “The history books "of Germany | today are the preparations for wars. as it was driven into a parking lot | heen stolen. They must be completely revised,” in the 600 biock of N. Capitol ave.| {Police fired five shots, but failed t0| equipment were stolen over the

he said. “German youths should be forced hit anyone. The automobile Was week-end at the Fluorescent King

The pastor said that German st. between Pennsylvania and Dela- | vouths in their teens must be re- ware sts. was chased by police west| qrme Southport, early today found unlearn Nazi teach-|through streets on the near-North | 5 side door open at the Goodyeai § ; | service station, Walnut and Dela- ; Five men jumped from the cariware sets. Tires valued at $125:had

; : v Radios, tubes and other electrical

{side early last night.

{ Illinois” t., found the clothing in a i {car on a nearby parking lot, two I'blocks from where police found the

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. WORDS seem so useless here... . Have you heard about the 7th War Loan?

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We could talk about the heartaches you can see on any

hospital train... Have you heard of any War Bond buyer who

actually sacrifices anything?

We could talk about the talented concert pianist— without

his right hand . . . . Have you heard about the care for the handi-

We could talk about the gifted medical student—without the gift of eyesight . ..

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We could- talk about the whole, long hospital train— bring. ing home fifty, sixty, seventy separate, urgent, soul-searing reasons to stir you to action . . .

Have you. heard of anybody who can truly claim to be tired of buying War Bonds?

We could talk about hundreds of thousands of upstanding

young Americans who have given where we only lend...

Have you heard that we get back four for every three dollars we invest in War Bonds?

FINALLY, we could talk about your opportunity 40 help the young men of America, who have paid the price of victory in Europe... and must now pay the price of another victory . . .'over another enemy, even more ruthless, more savage, more fanatical . . . ok " pris Have you done all you can about the 7th “War Loan? ;

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