Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 April 1946 — Page 7

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NEW YORK, “April 25 (U. P.).— The Australian plan for a United Nations investigation of Franco Spain collided today with a surprise French effort to restrict the scope of such. an inquiry. This development, which threatened earlier prospects for security council unanimity on this con{troversial issue, came on the first {anniversary of the San Francisco conference where the United Nations charter was drafted. France will have a chance late today at ‘a council meeting to reveal whether she intends to press her desire to prohibit a committee investigating Spain from visiting either that country or southern France. . The council will resume debate on the Australian proposal for an investigation of the Franco regime to determine whether it threatens world peace. Agreement Sought For most of the last 24 hours it was thought that France was seeking advance agreement on clarifying amendments to the Australian proposal which would guarantee—at last—a unanimous council vote, But early today it was revealed | that French Delegate Henri Bon-

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POLIS TIN : wT most ‘of the council delegates yes-| terday was trying to get support for an amendment which would anchor ‘the investigating committee to New York where it would examine statements and documents on Spain submitted to it. Council quarters attributed

tigating committee here andy specifically; out of France ‘to two factors: : ONE: The presence of ‘thousands of Spanish republicans in southern France. TWO: The fear that the French government might be embarrassed by the pressure tactics of Lefist French parties on the committee. It was French Leftist parties which forced the government last December to seek British and | American support for arraigning Franco before the council. The U. 8S. and Britain rejected the plan and eventually France let Poland carry the issue to the council, The ‘Australian - delegation declined to comment on the French

proposal. Australia probably can count on American and British support. Both of those govern-

ments are publicly on record as desiring the fullest examination of all the facts pertaining to Franco ! Spain.

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JAIL NOW A HOTEL TOMBSTONE, Ariz, April 25 (U. P.).—The city jail was all fixed up today and ready to welcome . out-

of -town visitors. The jall has been empty since this once lawless town turned respectable, The city remodelled it into a hotel.

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French desires to keep the inves-|

The neighbors may think it's amusings but Mrs. William Al-

cott of Minneapolis is mighty

stilt-walking circus clown,

| ling afte the hearing had been con- | [tinued from April 23 because of {illness of Federal Judge Robert , | Baltzell. ' unable to hear the case on May 15, ila special’ judge, probably Judge

| [the ultimate disposition of letters {and photographs !|FBI agents from Bauer's apart- | | ment,

glad her husband is a professional |

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Set Bauer's Citizenship - Hearing Here for May |

"Repletée with foreign - witnesses

The date was assigned this morn-

Should Judge Baltzell be

Evan A. Evans of the Circuit court of appeals in Chicago, will preside. |

| [Judge Evans assigned the hearing! ' date today. {

Bauer's attorneys: today said they

'|intended to ask U. S, District At-|

torney 8. Howard Caughran about confiscated by

1533 Carrollton ave. They! sald they would demand that they be introduced as evidence. Third Imprisonment

Meanwhile, Bauer, former Ft. Harrison photographer, languished moodily in his cell at the Marion county jail, his third place of imprisonment in the past six months, Bauer ‘was first detained at Pt. Harrison, then at Ellis Island, N, Y. and now at the local jail. At the citizenship hearing, Bauer's attorneys plan to charge their client was deprived of his civil. lib-

| erties, Bauer is under a justice department deportation order seek-

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ing to return him to his native

The May 15 hearing will determine whether Bauer, of Berlin, lost his citizenship when. he entered German army-in 1940. He late turned to the U. 8. and en Bauer contends he is being p cuted for taking pictures of rude dancers at a Ft. Harrison stag party last ‘summer as Indiana state jan] army officials looked on in th background. & 0]

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The following troops are

by the New York port of emb ka | tion as scheduled to arrive | ror |

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Today aboard the Prostburg Victol$ } 5th Gr, James C, Calvert, Pfc, Richard 1| Scott and T. 4th Gr, Carl Priest,

Today aboard the Sea Porpoise,. Y Wilbur E, Thomas and Pfe, Soserht Howell.

Today aboard the William & Mary Vie tory, Sgt. Carl B, Westbrook and T. 4

Gr, James W, Grubb, Tomorrow aboard the Haverford | Pfc. Burrell E. Weller and T. f Michael G. Green. id 3D ARMY GENERAL ILL? FRANKFURT, April 25 (U. Lt, Gen, Lucian K. Truscott, mander of the U. 8. 3d army, {

suffering from a heart ailment an: is taking a rest of several weeks

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