Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 November 1945 — Page 2

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J. Marott Honored at Dinner Here for Gift of Building to P Muddled Situation Allows eosir-srown seis at ment “liberty 0 Nazis, [ft cs rn By Seripps-Howard Newspapers Mr. Marott, proprietor of the MaNazis ty prilin I we na Ins gave - are on trial for their lives,| versity the Purdue-Marott buildvedo sna nt: formerly the Hoosier Athletic

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: Governor Gates, university execn, plus the Tact that| ives and state and -county agri former Jap Secret. ira) leaders attended the din- § freely about the or in the Purdue-Marott agricults from: . |tural center. © Pirst, the Chinese) The Purdue-cooked dinner was national government is fully ocCu-| prepared in the university's home "| economics building and. brought to

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Part in Progress of the U. 8 government to what happens to Japs and Nazis in China.| Dean Frank Hockema, Purdue

Furthermore, U. 8. forces have | Vice president, and Dean H. J. Reed | a Bere navel or the. Purdue school of agriculcases involving specific crimes ture, assured Mr. Marott that the against Americans. center would become a force in Agents Active proving to youth that farming is as Investigation of the activities of S6NIYIng and challenging as any German agents in China today OUNer pursuit. ~ yields these facts: In the next decade this center Gov. Richard T. "71 American military authorities) Will Play a great part in progress Thompson of Seymour, the Chinese three weeks hn soils, crops, tillage and harvest- of Kokomo 280 to intern 103 of the 319 known ing machinery,” Hassill E. Schenck, |of Nazi party members in Shanghal President of the Indians Farm bu- tees; CO. W. Beese, head Not all the 103 have so far been reau, said. instruction interned. 2. Of those who have been In-| 3. Three of the most active Nazis |siefken,” Nasi naval intelligence or- and on raw materials.

cure “passes” and move freely through the city

: von Puttakmer, director of the Ger- material division of the German in that period. One of these is Mrs. Eya Tong. man information bureau; Lt. Col. high command.

news agency, and was military espionage organisation in |terials to be shipped to Germany radio communications. The ostensibly director of the German| In 1943 Ehrhardt was given semi-

on the streets, gaily waving a “pass”| The “Ehrhardt bureau” was an{against Russias, observation of the tempted in theif faces, putgrowthr of the German ‘bureau |Japs, and information on the war merchant marine codes.

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»ferned many have been able to se- i, yng pyr mast are: Baron Jesco|/ganization and the “hapro” or raw| He made several trips to Tokyo

{ lout Mexican, Guatemalan and other ] Ehrhardt—who is now “sick” In test plantings in Texas, Arizona She directed the German listening | Ludwig Ehrhardt, alias Eisentrae-| Ehrhardt was sent here in 1942 Shanghai's best hospital — estab-| and other southwestern states. But posts in Shanghai, was correspon-|ger, director of the “Ehrhardt bu- [to arrange contracts for sine, rub- lished three bases in China—Peking [the plantings refused to: flower, so dent of ‘the German Transocean ireau” (Hitler's commercial snd ber, tungsten and other war ma- Shanghal and Canton. All stations NOW the experts have come down propaganda were radio-equipped to communi 0 Central America to see what they engaged in intercepting AmericaniChina); and Siegfried Lahrmann, by blockade runners. cate with Berlin and with Nasi sub-| can do in the native ground. With military the government co-opeftating, acday aftér American officers request-|state railways but actually an of- diplomatic status and assigned The Canton station monitored al- tual work is “being carried on in

ed her internment she greeted them ficial of the Nasi party here, three main objectives: espionage lied traffic over the “hump” gnd at- conjunction with the Guatemala to break U. 8. navy and school of agriculture.

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14. 80 far nobody seems to have tried to figure out how much the Indian

could increase his crop by more scientific farming. Our experts

think that it could be raised 26 to

50 per cent simply by proper seed selection, ;

Left alone to scratch out a scanty,

barefooted, uneducated - existence, [the back country native is an acquiescent tool for rapacious men who seize and manipulate govern-

ments for personal ghin. Give him 8 break in life, a little economic room, a chance to look beyond his own corn patch and acquire some education, and he is apt to become & thinking and activé cog in a democratic machine. Ca er ahs fe fT ‘TREASURY AID QUITS WASHINGTON, Nov. 2 (U. P.). of

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