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ASSAULT VICTIMlIndianapolis Flier, Missing ~~ [TELLS HOW ‘BEAST [ities sutiasimdas

Belsen and the Oswiecim camp.

| GIVES NO CLEW! For Year, Is Declared Dead| PUNISHED GIRLSc2cicoee ome resis tat

__|tity for her husband. The plump, S50Y \ LEESBURG, Sept. 28 (0. Po—|\0F oF A amer's. three ears of

. 1 : Lydia Sonszajn, a Polish girl, tes- children was expected to tell of let~ Fine Rubber Mrs. Sanders Says She Did frst 27 glider pilots to land in the wae tified today that when Josef Kram-|ters he wrote from Belsen, purporinvasion of Normandy, has been Hee er, the “Beast of Belsen,” caught|tedly saying that the situation there

. $ : “ ”» / 7s Not See Assailant. declared dead by the war depart-| Si et some Russian girls trying to steal| Was “setting out of hand.” 4 / V / Ny men A 3 —— Mrs. Charles E. Sanders, victim of |death was received this week by his| he made them kneel unprotected in

vif / N bread at that concentration camp f A WA | PULLET 29: wrt Tee \ an attack Wednesday in her home, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan L. Da- ; a heavy rain all day long. : EGGS

§ 4306..N. Oxford st, told detectives vis. of the Ruckle st. address. He «4 “Several-of -the girls died,” - Miss Plenty of Fries, Hens La | late yesterday, she neither saw her had previously been reported miss ; ; | x il h im Xk aii Holland si Sept. 19 lB [Sonszajn said, adding that the and Other Poultry assailant nor heard h speal a ling over Holland since pt. A punishment of the Russians inword, . : | 1944. cluded depriving them of food for WEST ST 3 ! a Mrs. Sanders, whose condition to-| Flight Officer Davis was once 24 hours. "

In a hospital room statement, Word of the 23-year-old officer's

day is fair at St. Vincent's hospital, credited with having killed 58 Nasis Kramer was the Nazi commander |} 11 N. West St. LL 2004 1

related to Detectives Fae Davis and Suriny Se Are Sages of the Note of the ‘camp. He is the No, 1 de- POULTRY CO Michael Smiley that after.she re-|{mandy invasion. He was grad- : yy | = E es turned to Ley or from driving |uated from Jamestown high school | Flight Dost Robert P. Davis... fendant among 45 German men)

her children to school early Wednes- [and enlisted for service in April, dead.

day smorning, she thought she heard [1941. a noise upstairs, but supposed if Surviving besides the parents, are QUERIES SALES TERMS NOT ! C x a After 30 years in the same \ P our brothers, T. § r. John W, Times Washington Burea was, either her dog or cst r ¥ Sona) n location—I am forced to 6.00x186

: Davis, in the Philippines; Donald] WASHINGTON, Sept. 28.—Sena- | A few minutes later, she ex- » ‘went upstairs fo get|D8ViS, Indianapolis; Lewis Davis, tor Capehart (R. Ind) today asked| move, next week, from 9 $. llinols st, to 136 plained, she ku Jo get Speedway City, and Thomas Davis,

money for the coal man, When she Speedway OILY, ar€ “HOTA TOV H Surplus Property Director Syming- W. Washington st., in the Indiana Theater Bldg. had taken $50 from a dresser draw- ot Ane. ’ {ton why purchases of surplus gov- Watch for “Grand Opening” announcement! $ 2

er, Mrs, Sanders said, she thought ernment goods cannot be made in

TT she heard the garbage man in the small lots. He cited sofl pipe at : JEWELER Huy yard and went to the window to Charlestown, Ind., which cannot be us B see. purchased less than a carload. He ° mr 9 8. Illinois St.

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around her head as a gag. Loosening the gag, sometime la- Federal Court. Down Feeling Is a ROSE TIRE CO.

ter, the victim's screams attracted

the neighbors’ attention. Capt. Adolph Kruse appeared for or REPAIR

Mrs. Sanders added that she be- the last time today as chief proba- y lieved her assailant. attempted to| tion officer in federal district court. : assault her. He is retiring. Sunday after 13 Detectives today were still uns |vears service, during which he has hf 5 New tires are still a long

able to find anyone who saw the|gbserved all types of humanity, The Fa i! " man enter or leave the Sanders’ kindly 71-year-old probation officer LIT URE Pash py i 1), home. will leave his active career to seek - : Tox boi van ce A a “wicker chair, a spot near a lake _— Delco is the ways off so take care of _the ones you have, :

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