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Man Who Brought Action to Oust Sheriff Charged With Rape.

Where is Enoch Shriner? The 49-year-old plaintiff in the impeachment suit against Sheriff Otto Petit had disappeared today. His attorneys, Louis Rosenberg and James Dawson believe he Was taken from his home at 1305 W. 18th st. by “somebody” as the time approached for a preliminary hearing in circuit court tomorrow on the impeachment proceedings.

their petitioner this morning, a criminal court capias was issued for Shriner's arrest, charging rape. Deputy Sheriff Virgil Quinn applied for the capias, which was issued by Rufus Kuykendall, deputy i tor.

This development came as Shriner's attorneys were preparing to file 8 babeas corpus suit in federal court, alleging the sheriff held Shriner illegally. This the sheriff denied vigorously. ' It was on petition of Shriner that the impeachment suit was brought against Sheriff Petit, with the state as plaintiff, _ Arrest Denied Attorneys Rosenberg and Dawson sald they were informed by confidential sources that the sheriff took Shriner into custody before the capias was issued. ‘

: After the capias was issued, Chief ft and cozy as Deputy Sheriff Otto Gasper denied ‘Beauty 7 9% Shriner was being held. He said Ee . he “s MD Deputy Sheriff Quinn was “ or him.”

Prior to Deputy Sheriff Quinn's visit ‘to the prosecutor's office to obtain the capias, Sheriff Petit de-

clared: “Shriner” is not in the county

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'This Is Last One,’ Manville Claims:

‘Astrologer Said So'

By.ROBERT RICHARDS United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, Dec. 6—Tommy Manville met wife candidate No. 8, Georgina Campbell, at Grand Central station today and told reporters: “This marriage is going to last.” Miss Campbell, who writes for New York's Hobo News and for the London Daily Mirror, was & lush brunet when she went away, but she was a golden girl when she came back from the west coast today.

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“But I'd know her anywhere,” Manville shouted, “She looks mighty good to me.” oo She was a little late in leav her train and Manville was obvious-

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Indication Is Contained in Discussion of .New G. 0. P. Program.

~N By DANIEL M. KIDNEY Times Staff Writer

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.— Rep. Charles M..La Follette, Evansville Republican today made what amounts to his first announcement that he

intends to campaign for the U. 8. senate on a Progressive platform in Indiana.

’ Mr. La Follette was commenting on the new congressional G. O. P. drafted largely by Rep. Charles A. Halleck, Renssalaer, leader of the young conservatives in congress. Mr. La Follette said he likes some of the wording, but knows that supe porters of this program do not mean what he (La Follette) does in the use of the words.

: Interpretation Differs If they did, Mr. La Follette said, the Republican leadership would get them to sign the FEPC discharge petition in the house; not support big business tax and labor and develop a foreign policy substitute head-on

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'says Diplomat Defeated. U. S. Policy in Iran.

WASHINGTON, Dec, 8 (U. P.).— Patrick J. Hurley charged before

Mr. Hurley once went on a diplomatic mission to Iran for the late ‘President Roosevelt before he became ambassador to China, Asked by Connally who in the state department was responsible for wrecking U. 8. policy in 1ran,

#cheson.” As they did yesterday, Hurley and Connally clashed frequently. Hurley insisted he was not attacking the administration. He said he probably would wind up on the side of President Truman. He vol-

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MILLION-DOLLAR FIRE HITS PACIFIC PORT

LONG BEACH, Cal, Dec. § TU. P.) ~A firé that raged through the docks at the port of Long Beach was brought under control today after causing more than $1,000,000 damage to three ships, a 1500-foot dock and threatening two hospital ships. ‘ It was estimated 1500 Long Beach, Los Angeles, navy and coast. guard firefightérs fought the flames. More than 25 men were treated for burns

with fire. The fire apparently started when a gas or ofl line under the pler exploded

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JAP PRINCE HELD

Konoye and 7 Others Are Listed for Arrest.

United: Press Staff Correspondent - TOKYO, Dec. 6.—Gen. Douglas MacArthur's headquarters today ordered the arrest of Prince Fumimare Konoye, Marquis Koichi Kido and seven other “high-ranking Japanese in the second sweeping roundup of, government officials, diplomats, militarist and industrialists in the past four days. Konoye, known as one of the

men,” was three times premier and & well-known figure in the international scene. Kido, as keepgr of the privy seal until the office was abolished a few days ago, heads a list of political leaders expected to be tried for war responsibility by | the allied powers, 286 Now Charged

Publication of the latest arrest order brought to 286 the number of r criminal suspects specifically charged with crimes connected with the war. The last list containing 50 names was published Dec. 2. Others whose apprehension ‘by the . Japanese. government w a s ordered included: Lt. Gen. Hiroshi Oshima, formér ambassador to Germany and one of the framers of the tripartite act with "Germany and Italy. He now en route to Japan from the United States and is expected to ar rive Friday. Vice Adm. Takuo Godo, former

William E. Jenner (left), Republican sate chairman, was honor guest and principal speaker at a dinner given at the Claypool hotel last night by Hoosier Republican veterans. Shown with him are Charles H. Maston, state G. O. P, veterans’ head and master of ceremonies, and Governor Gates.

JENNER VOICES ‘LIBERAL’ TREND

Chairman Urges.

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OFFICIALS CONFER ON BAUER'S CASE

Order for Court Hearing on Writ Delayed.

Army officials, Atty. Joseph Maze lin and ‘8. Sgt. Frederick Bauer were trying to unravel Ft. Harrison's tangled “spy” case today at the fort,

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Former Chief of Staff Gives 3 First Public Version of Pearl Harbor Story.

By JOHN L. CUTTER United Press Staff Oorrespondent

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.—

today he knew of no agree. ment Dec. 7, 1941, commits ing this country to war unless ‘attacked. % The man who was army chief of

vestigating committee. For the first time, he was pub~ liely giving his version of the Pearl Harbor story. ;

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had for a time been genuinely fearful of a Japanese attack on Hawaii, a

Bayer, German-born Ft. Harrison photographer, is striving to obtain | the army and Ft. Harrison where he was held in-| Only recently has he been allowed to consult Mazelin, his attorney. | Federal court had started to serve! a “show cause” order on the army | to determine whether Bauer should be freed on a habeas corpus writ

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But that attack never ized, and Gen. Marshall immediate specific fears in 1041

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station, crashed off Ponce de Leon : inlet, near Daytona Beach. The