Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 June 1945 — Page 5

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1 Mo., had been court-martialed last

ii tion had: been Hl| several persons- formerly attached | || to the guard after a regent investi-

CADET BEATING

Colonel Reports Reforms af

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WASHINGTON, June 26 (U. P). —A house military affairs subcommittee was informed today that guards who beat soldier prisoners at the Ft. Lincoln, Neb. air base last year had been punished. Rep. Leon H. Gavin (R. Pa.) told the house yesterday that an M. P. had clubbed a young cadet at the. base into unconsciousness sametime last year. A member of the subcommittee which investigated the case, Gavin said the cadet, who had been courtmartialed for a minor infraction of the rules, had been ordered to break rocks with a short-handled sledge at 120 strokes per minute {and the M. P. did not believe he was working fast enough. ' Sergeant Sentenced

Gavin said “a number of other |cases were -uncovered” involving “privates, non-commissioned offi {cers and even a chaplain.” He called on the war department to punish all those involved and to [End out if similar incidents of | “gestapo type training” had oc- | curred at other camps. Col. Herbert ‘W. Anderson, commanding officer at Lincoln, said in a press dispatch last night that S. Sgt. Odus L. West, Hermitage,

November on such charges and sentenced to.two years imprisonment with a dishonorable dis- | charge,

Strict Supervision

Anderson could not say whether |

{| the soldier, referred to but not |

named by Gavin, was the one in- | volved in the West incident. Anderson also said ‘punitive ac- | institued against |

gation of past irregularities in treatment of prisoners at the post. Gavin had told the house that the only disciplinary action’ he knew .of was the transfer of Brig. {Gen. Early E. W. Duncan, com-| | manding officer until April, 1944. |

“And He took bread and gave thanks”

ritual by saying grace before food. »

Vacation Bible

Children of Three Churches

Join Vacation Bible Study

Three congregations are co-operating in a vacation. Bible school ‘half-brother of Adolf Hitler and a | Randall Ballerje#u, will play a con-{ Robert H.

in the Capitol Avenue Methodist church.

About 142 boys and girls are enrolled in the school,

which is

sponsored by the University Park Christian church and the First Church of the Brethren in addition to the host congregation. Chief feature of all vacation schools in the churches is a study

of the Bible and Bible stories.

There is supervised recreation and handiwork. Very small children are given a light lunch of milk and crackers to refresh them in the midst of the warm summer morning.

This offers an opportunity to explain the custom of grace Before meals. ; Tomorrow morning, the pupils in the Capitol Avenue church will have a “worship experience.” They will be taken into the sanctuary for a service. The ministers of the sponsoring churches

will be in charge. Dr. S. Grundy Fisher is pastor at University Park; the Rev. I. D. Leatherman,

|; of the Church of the Brethren and

the R®V. J. Floyd Seelig, of the host congregation. The vacation school will close

with a festive program Friday. |

Parents will be invited to attend

and view the handiwork of their children. Also, there will be a picture to demonstrate the new visual aid part of the: course of study. Mrs, Bert Wilson is director.

LIEUTENANT KILLED IN TRAINER CRASH

Second Lt. William K. Dorsett, Coldstrip, Mont., was killed Sunday when an army advanced trainer em route to Stout Field crashed near

| Chalmers, about 20 miles north of

Lafayette, Stout field officials said

{ today. The plane was being flown from

{Chicago to Stout field.

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vacation Bible school children follow a time-honored

HALF-BROTHER OF HITLER ARRESTED

SELLOUT NEARS

AT BOND SHOW.

Full House Is in Prospect at Indiana Tonight.

i Rybolt ave, is | now

A. sellout for the bond premiere

of “Conflict” and the stage show loomed today

“Hi Yank” for the

-13100-seat Indiana theater.

Tickets were disappearing from | all downtown bond booths this afternoon and the bond sales total

‘|soared near the $340,000 mark set’

for a capacity house, Moe Esserman, theater manager, announced. Humphrey Bogart and Alexis Smith will star in the screen presentation and veterans from Wakeman general hospital will perform in the one-hour musical comedy on the stage. The theater will close at 4:30 p. m. today and the house will be Brtiptied at 6 p. m, reopening at 7:30. p. m. for seating for the premiere. The stage show will begin | at 8:15 p. m, :

Orchestra to Play From 7:45 p. m.

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Single Sirvivor Of Battle Group |

THE ONLY MAN in hi§ sec- | tion left standing | of the Ruhr pocket, Sgt. Edward | T. Osborne, son of ‘Mrs. Pearl J.

Oshorne, 817 8S. .

stationed in Porrénback, Germany guarding enemy prisoners. Sgt. Osborne landed with the 5th-armored di-" vision of the 3d ‘army on July

17 and fought :

with Gen. Patton's army

who fought S. S. Siegfried line.

A tank commander,

into Germany.

in the battle

Sgt. Osborne

He was with a group of volunteers

troops on the

Sgt. Os-

borne is a veteran of the battle

of the bulge and

Rhine river battles.

seven battle stars. Sgt. Osborne is Ben Davis high

the Ruhr and

a graduate of school,

He holds |

them

’ now

tucked |gsuttered from this distressing, dt to 8:15 p. m. {away until schools reopen in the | ing condition have discovered that TRO

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The man was arrested in a room | in which he had heen living since | Germany's capitulation. He said he had not seen Adolf for some time

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