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trop mnervpusly tered, “What shall I do? What shall I do? ! Lahousen described Canaris as an implacable foe of the Nazis and a man who hated war and did all in

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schemes. have been shot by thé Gestapo last April when Hitler suspected him— accurately, it appeared—of plotting against him. § Blocked Executions He declared that Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel tried to get the intelligence corps to “eliminate” both Weygand, at that time in North Africa, and Giraud, then a prison-| er in German hands. Canaris blocked both plans, he said, taking the position that “we won't commit murder.” -] Lahousen quoted an order by Gen. Hermann Reinecke that the Soviet: : a . German war was a showdown of army chief of staff, n n, . two political philosophies. The Red George C. Marshall. ' BUT IT is true, as Han! says, army was considered an ideological Concerning the possibility. of an) Wat histery has always been dis- enemy and should be treated as ate TINR ot Hastor, Miles te-| O70 10 _piovide JApants med: | gy, - ‘called that maneuvers in ‘the : Lahousen testified that Reinecke Hawaiian area in 1932 constituted a ~ ordered ‘that Russian. prisoners be ® mock defense against just such an treated entirely differently from ‘ attack as the Japanese used inj _|allied prisoners. Guards at Rus- . striking Pearl Harbor nine years sian camps were pped with later. whips and authorized to kill the . NOTE A ‘Should Have Alerted’ : Russians at the slightest excuse. : Testifying about more. recent i Qrders were given to brand the A DOBBS hat takes a head place matters, Miles said he had no doubt ADS. wry . _. that a message from Marshall to Plot Against Hitler among his gifts! You give the the Hawaiian command on Nov. 27, 1997 which was responsible for | Lahousen, first witness to be ' man a cerfificate, in a miniature 1941, “would effect immediate and| ,,..o00 of the peace preservatioR [called by the prosecution, also re- hat box—that also holds a complete alert of the- fortress. law, an arbitrary piece of legis- |vealed that a small inner group of . ; ’ The Marshall message, addressed | jation that permitted the war |the intelligence service plotted to MINIATURE HAT — He keeps y control “even over the |kill Adolf Hitler as far back as 1938. . : formed diplomatic ii Mego’ all citizens. _ _|He sald that many of the men the tiny hat and the little box — Hani wants the history of this [around Canaris were executed or brings in the certificate and gets . | law and of those who framed it, |committed suicide after the failure Tm . his . action possible at any moment.” exposed. of the July, 1944, plot against a hat in his size and color Miles said reconnaissance ‘

was the Hitler. ) tn only way that the Hawaiian de- or. preference. Swell! That's it

inl \ BF AOAUFR| Canaris, whom Lahousen held in| po wae Tp Jeuders oon hive, Bosh Tig 2 HURLEY 10 BE ASKED great esteem, was believed executed and very Dobbs-y! Issued on the Reminded by assistant committee] o : by the gestapo early this year for balcony 6.50 and up. . counsel Gerhard Gesell that § re- ABOUT U S PRO-REDS plotting against Hitler. | port of Dec. 5, estimating the 'pos- 1 The witness said the group Witkin sibility of a war in the Pacific, did] (Continued From Page One) the counter-intelligence service tha not “refer to war with the United : wanted to eliminate Hitler by force < NOTE B

| er.” Chiiirman Sol Bloom (D.|they repudiated Hitler's use of force| =“ He puts the tie around the neck N. Y.), of the house foreign affairs | to achieve his aims." in a spirit of exuberance [A committee had turned down a re- Diary of Canaris . Miles was questioned about Infor-| quest by Rep. John Vorys (R. O).| yanousen carried with him a . man feels thet way — about a commander at Pear! Harbor, On the senate side, Senator Ken- [of “how these people who were And the SPORTS. SHIRT is Most of the information came ineth S. Wherry (R. Neb), had were ] something he enjoys indoors and through interception of coded Japs- [charged that the foreign relations 4 d Inessages. thos oa hs committes was @iving the “brush; : ; : _ out! Ties and Sports Shirts are / ... Miles conceded _inessage a Wherry request for aj - * : he : alla Hanged V0 mong Before fe oh: sweeping investigation of the state|miiios private train on Sept. sovialing of which ie wavs \ dicated plans to bomb the fleet at| PT gr: tok. Wodntola? 1939, just before Warsaw fell. ore s plenty good

did not give it the signifi- His outburst came as the com- ; “time that it now has| mittee set next Wednesday for the : of subsequent develop-| start of its inquiry into Hurley's NOTE ©

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gift CERTIFICATE you give Nim ~~ ; something that pleases him : exactly — because it gets : him exactly what he prefers — It

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tos many Strauss fies.) . . . fms pa There's a TIE around his bare neck and a

NOTE E fo SPORTS .SHIRT under which beats a grateful heart

The PAJAMA sftuation is rather » night-mare! True thers are & (See Note B)

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few here and there and the : : | i ; fows keep dropping in | A ROBE that robes him the right way—with a

| Sey " . Voy sn KOR linthe right wry = GIFT CERTIFICATE stuffed in the pocket «there are some extra special | (See Note cr

robes of Wool inching i a fist full of TIES (See Note Dj—and other evidences of generosity.

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SLIPPERS are not so plentiful but it's nothing to weep over! His size is hore — and it's something to give comfort to his

wiviudon dw" uch as ROBES, PAJAMAS and SLIPPERS— and a RAZOR and a PIPE (See Note E)

3 Canaris, 4 v Er : especially like to sing the praises

INDIANAPOL S oe heron ein dnsatianh ; All of which pleases him im-MENS-ly—because there is on these gifs

LICENSES made right here in Indianapolis a label that he knows and respects——that indicates a masculine souree

and they're widely roncwned! —and because there is with these gifts—your personal greeting card

We have RAZOR BLADES He appreciates the compliment you pay him—by getting:

and of sorte SHAVING : his Gifts from The Man's Store thus catering to an inner urge— ACCESSORIES, soaps, lotions, pressed : creams, talc and whatever else & : ” thus: man likes fo be faced with, ~~ "HE BATRA Some OPENS have just come in. 1.80 $28 J GIFT FIRST"

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