Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 April 1946 — Page 29

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‘German Youth or Present Serious Clean-Up Problem to Allied Occup t

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up of almost 1000 Hitler youth| mors than 4 year when he began]. . . fanatics by allied intelligence units| telling the story of the Nazis’ plans! last Saturday? [for the time when their country Allied officials have admitted| would be occupied By the allies. that more groups remain, that they] He wrote in The Times from, are exerting every effort to unmask | Stockholm in November, 1944, “the them before the Nazis can strike’ allies will face continued resist |

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on their own, By whom were © sul) ance from fanatical Nazis cunningly! and fiiel have been earmarked for | entrenched underground. Heinrich! post- armistice fighting.” .. TA. Barrows of the- Times Himmler. (gestapo chief) has aid Reich, groups revealed by the round-| pg oion Service was-looking ahead down careful and exacting plans’ for carrying on Nazified ideas.” “Our military leaders , , . long known that special units of fanatical young Nazis have {given concentrated training in“guerrilla warfare , , .

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b In May, 1045, Mr. Barrows told) thousands of Handpicked “Times readers of the S..8. (elite| learned how to incite crowds Mr, Barrows declared . that the guard) schools set up to train men | order, how to. capitalize upon each Germans "whtid pretend to disband for peacetime sabotage. He sald the ‘and every straw of discontent, the National Socialist party (as has| Germans studied the best in every! to plant fanatiéal unrest.” : been done) while using the Nazi underground “organization opposed | That was the plan, The Hitler youth as a foundation for future to the Nazis and used these stud- youth and Himmler's old gestapo revival of Nazidom. It was the Nazi| ies to build their ° ‘own setup. He| and 8S. C. appear to be the gtoups

vouth leaders who led the subver-| wrote: | to watch, : i na; Times hui

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Law “school . and was admitted to practice law in

| 1905, oth st. | Mr. Steinmetz A veteran of |

a 42- world war I, Mr, Steinmetz 18 Aa 2. No ‘member of the Episcopalian church, | made. | Indianapolis Bar association, Maige at sonic lodge, Scottish Rite, Shrine, < now Indiana Democratic club, chairman ceived (Of selective service board No. 2 and y ‘has! [Democratic precinct .committeeman ® check (in the third ward, 4 | He was the Democratic nomine| for Juvenile court judge in 1926 and : ‘was a deputy prosecutor from 1831 : Dauss, to 1935 and was judge of Magis- | hat he trate's court for the last two years. f obtain| He is married and has five chilpee. ave. dren, The family lives at 2460 | Broadway. ; |

commitee, or ns. WORLD WAR II GOP | a . “ne INDORSES MEMBERS,

abandoned ‘In § bridge | adjacent to ff oncrete| Republican veterans of world war | span, io A ! II, which has been exerting top Mr. Jacobi ade r. that [influence in G. O. P. politics in the A new four-la costing last two months, has recommended approximately 1l1d be nine war veterans for places nn the built Repaifil § bridges party organization's slate of canwould total $ : ing to didates, last year's estiff a At a meeting last night, Resurrection te ave. O. P. veterans formally bridge plans a: Betion from the following candidates: the .works boa stated.| Alex M. Clark for the prosecutor : nomination; Lawrence Hinds for INSURANC superior court 1; Floyd Mannon for : superior court 2; Eugene Fife, for MEET the Marion county eouncil and Approximat ¥ Fig are Edwin Haerle. John Tinder, Thurl expected to af Rhodes and J. Russell Townsend for state representatives. Indianapolis William Stout, member of the club to be h veterans group, protested the fail-| dianapolis A ure of the organization to recomRobert .J Kansas | mend a candidate for juvenile court | City, preside { onal As- but leaders said they were unable | « sociation of Health to agree on any one for the post. Underwriters, Move Over will be intr

“4 CONFIRMS SALE OF club presidenige iH t Dass, PLANT T0 MALLORY Special gu : ide John | .

Times Special Pierson, sta ¥ commis- or SHINGTON, April 5. — The| sioner; Ha jin. secre- r Assets administration today tary, Indiana LAgents as- announced P. R. Mallory & Co. of sociation, a , er, deputy Jagiatapolis had purchased for state insurg pioner. 2,000 the battery plant it operChairman ements is 26d during the war under governMax Blackj fe commit- Ment ownership. tee head, fe i

bear supported now on the draj hs R. Jacobi, city nounced. No Used a8 a foo) bridge would h foot reinforced engineer's esti The single +3 Central ave. an@ being -surveved # by the works prompted the on the present College 8 Meanwhile, city councilmas: will eireulate action on the and canal bricg Chairman of committee, Mr

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The WAA said Mallory plans to hire an initial work crew of 500 at! | the plant. with more to be employed | as operations expand. Containing] | 70,000 feet of floor space, the fac-| | tory is located at Parker and Moore aves. {| Mallory officials said condensers Fr and resistance welding products would be manufactured at the plant. The firm - will occupy the building | as soon as government-owned bat-! tery-making machinery can be re-| moved. :

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BORDER VETERANS TO MEET JUNE 1. 2

The Mexican Border Veterans’ association will hold its 17th annual national convention at the Columbia club June 1 and 2. Tilford W Gulley, adjutant general, announced today, A The ladies’ auxiliary fo the group also will hold its convention here at the same time. 1 Capt. Frank E. Livengood. Indi-| anapolis.. has been appointed gen-! navy with lime, grey eral committee chairman, Benja- | with pink. Sizes 12 min B. Keiter, commander-in- chief | to 20 8.30 Mr. Gulley, and Alfred L. Moudy. | ’ quartermaster general, all are Indi. Paroiny Hubbe tri-color rayon

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GOP committee | (treasurer, -Mr, Bookwalter is president of an Indianapolis printing’ firm and the son of a former Indianapolis mayor. He is a World War I veteran Announcement of the appoint-| ment was made by Mr, Jenner, who said he plans to open a campaign headquarters in Indianapolis soon,

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