Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 June 1946 — Page 5

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MONDAY, TONE 3 Re THE INDIANAPOLIS MES LC ee r——

a Gooion Leaders Draft Wider Programs In Meetings Here

= PERU MAN ENLISTS Hershel Johnson MINNESOTA GUIDES

naam |B Accused Japanese Win 9- Day PLAN NEW WAR | IN REGULAR ARMY will Speak Here SCARCE THS TERR

Delay in War Crimes Trial ON SUBVERSIVES § COLUMBUS, 0, June 8 (5. B).| F eb th United Natons| “DULUTH Mint Je 3—Guldes |

TOKYO, June 3 (U, P.)'—Former|defense as being “almost. contempPremier Hideki Tojo and 25 co-|tuous.” Mr. and Mrs. Boyd R. Benner, Pery,| Security Council, will be principal who know the trackless areas In Ind., today became the 70,000th vol-| Speaker Thursday night at anjthe Superior national and Oana- ,

defendants won a nine-day post-| The tribunal, however, took under | Auto Suiety and | and Air Traffic ponement of thelr war crimes trial] #dVisement defense motions for ad- unteer to enlist in the regular army| American Legion dinner in the In-| dian Quetico forests will be ~few . dianapolis Ath- and hard to get this year, according *

ditional time to file motions other] Problems Discussed. at the tempestuous opening session re in the 5th service command ares.| aie: club. to lodge owners i

than pleas and for a further. posttoday. ponement of the trial. Americanism Director Elmer W Col. F. A. Kreidel, director of the| The dinner will The far east international mili-| Mr. Webb took exception to a de-|Sherwood of the American Legion military personnel procurement di-| honor the Le- Also, they will be high priced. tary tribunal announced it would |fense motion for specific findings of [today announced completion of a vision for the 5th service command | gion's national All this despite herculean efforts . adjourn the trial until June 13 after|fact and reasons for judgment. He organization begun last Decem- at Ft. Hayes, O., sent a contingent executive com - made by resort owners and federal . hearing the prosecution’s opening| refused to permit the prosecution to|per to prepare his department for of his staff to Camp Atterbury, Ind.,| mittee members. rehabilitation agencies. Hundreds statement tomorrow. argue against the motion, saying an “era of progress.” to welcome Pvt. Benner, Mr. Johnson" is of the gules went’ out of “silent Chief Prosecutor Joseph B. Kee-|further discussion was “unneces-| plang for addition of new activi Pvt. Benner, before tackling his| a former U, 8. d nan said his opening statement will | sary.” ties. 384 expansion of former ones new. assignment, will be shown the| minister to Swe- forests to fight for Uncle Sam, and be about 15000 words long and] Mr. Webb told the defense it|were announced by Mr. Sherwood technical air forces facilities at| den, a position he there are many who fill graves Wright Field, Dayton, O., where he| held from Octo- Europe and the Pacific. Others listened to the siren call terial command. May this year Hershel Johnson | 0 yooh wages in cities when dise

probably will take all day to deliver.| must “trust the tribunal to be fair” |in his report to the Legion's n : a gues a legal rewaiks started early|in its trial of the Japanese war|tional Americanism ' commission Vil be the bof She air ma) ber, 1081, ll w a series prosecution and de-|lords and leaders accused of whole- meeting here today and tomorrow. eclar mak recalled serve fused return fense clashes. Tribunal President|sale murder and crimes agajnst| The Americanism commission was Hp 4 el gt ho might make WhED Her Wis o » Shatied = et . home Sir Willlam Webb reprimanded the|peace. one of more than two dozen boards p a the omy Wa Pp ant Sila? deputy 18 Edward R Siete * ad, found permanent bil« But in answer to a defense con-|30d commissions assembled at na- Three members of the American Legion's national public relations [after his three-year term is up. |tinius Jr, head of the American| folks, several

tention that specific reasons for a|lional headquarters for three days| commission hold a pre-session parley at the Hotel Antlers as Legion R No Sdlegation. Atlants, Gs. Mr joie 1 ihe AFH) “ avy; Shey judgement, were necessary in a rec- Of Meetings which opened Sunday.| groups open week-long meetings. Left to right they are Raymond | AUSTRALIANS HONOR sone 9 Dana, St. Jn | teve Toeliliel the vast wee 83 ord for appeal, Mr. Webb replied: |1Pe 8roups will prepare reports on| Fields of Guthrie, Okla, director; M. P. Goebel of Topeka, Kas, AMERICAN WAR DEAD tain during world war I. He is aa day for lake fishing and $7 on “There is no appeal except this|'arious Legion activities for sub-| world war II members, and Commission Chairman Glen Campbell of 1 aduate of the University of portage. This year a uniform fee tribunal.” ° |mission to the national executive| Cleveland, Ohio. SAN FRANCISCO, June 3 (U. P.). ay > RA HE Lorn I 10 na Doc satabiighed ‘of 48 3 day He disagreed with a defense argu- |COmmittee which begins a three- | ; ~—Memorial services for American

Charl . B fishin, 0 on portage: ment that Gen, Douglas MacAr-|d8Y session Wednesday. oe, ¥. 0 Tar lake #4 4) pe

| war dead brought a crowd of 3000

irk | To provide more guides the , let < RS ————— i ns Sonn > Judgements Outlines Plans | persons to the only American ceme- BUY $3000 IN BONDS Minnesota Arrowhead association HOOSIER OPTICAL CO. appes Included among the expended tery in Australia, radio Australia| Pupils of school 57, 5435 E. Wash-|and the state university sponsored Give You 14 N. ILLINOIS Tojo and his fellow defendants|activities of the Americanism di- sald today. ington st. have purchased $3000 in|s training school st Grand Rapids eso Extras! sat through the session for the most | vision, Mr. Sherwood reported, will At the ceremony at Ipswich in|savings bonds and stamps, Mrs. Mil- | for returning veterans. They were mal Pit and part. solemn faved, be full-time handling of the] ‘Queensland a miniature Stars and|dred Orr, principal, announced |gobbled up as fast as they weré wre Resiored DEPENDABLE They were indicted for conspiring | Legion's drive against subversive Stripes fluttered over each grave. |today, given certificates. i Brightness TI AT TI against the peace of Asia since 1928 | organizations. During the war part i d Tipit and of participating in an axis plot |of the work was done through the | M-Pressing” to rule the world. |department of the assistant naons Replaced tional adjutant,

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|country, the rapidly rising surge of — HIGH SCHOOL | pacifist groups and organizations,” in the 9. sonvanlance of your owm wud hig free lesson, Take from A of | Mr, Sherwood said. our subjects, how ho “ » yo — advantage of this 3 Su Imp YOU hora slug | “Effective immediately our files NERS a High School RE In as short a time as 2 years. Our graduates have on subversive and un- -American, entered over 500s universities and colleges. activities will be revised and hanDIPLOMA AWARDED J mall bee | 45¢ If you are 18 over and left school bef leti High School ™ lo £ | or ore completing your ec! | } | efucation, don't delay. Without obligation, write tor the Free Trial Lesson | Further discussion of this aspect now, AS THE OFFER MAY HAVE TO BE LIMITED. of the commission's duties was exAMERIGAN SCHOOL, 7. D st. © nn 3, Pon « Dearborn $t., Chicage 3, lil. nington, inspector for the Federal : 900 0 Uh 5 = - ul | recent developments nh the fight “Oscar” awarded their traffic safety film “Teach Them How to Drive.” § Please send me your Free Trial Lesson and 32-page Descriptive Booklet I1T30 agamst subversive groups. Shown here are John B. Goodrich of Winchester (left), Indiana mem- : NAME. ...co0cenvevnvssscssscssncenes AfC..ccve | In another meeting, the national] Per of the committee; Executive Secretary R. Worth Shumaker of the ' highway safety committee discussed| Americanism commission, and Chairman Karl Kitchen, Cleveland, of st Phone i Address.........e.oiiieiiiiieeinnanessscaaass J|Droposals to extend its scope of| the safety committee. a aa Se Sussnssssssnaass@B®: activities to air traffic Pred Picce Y 1923 — . ' nounced today that Alabama had » Lanter, assistant director of the| the right to lead. th civil aeronautics authority, is Won . YE oa gran DRESSER \ e maz i 1] 2d ‘scheduled to discuss air safety|P2r3de at the “Victory Convention” Sale¥ | in san Prancisco Oct. 21 by turning SET measures before the close of comSOR) 120 TE ATT GA ice seins Tues pertormance, visina nced weond) FEATURED IN PRESS e Our Plans already formulated by the performance. Virginia Places second She'll ‘love the jewel! like | safety group center about a move to|' the five-year membership cam- TOKYO, June 3 (U. P.).—Japan’s| lv il Calli or JX 1) lete’ S Xr) install driving courses in high|P2l8n, With North Carolina and brilliance of this Jovy oe a schools over the country. The Le.| T¢Xa¢ third and fourth. Indiana newspapers today featured photo- | piece Crystal Vanity Set. EE SA instantly starts (== hl 1) 4 ul misery. NO WAITING! gris recently was awarded an “Os- Placed 17th. graphs of 13-yearold Crows Prinee| Consists of two perfume Hn " car” by the national committee on | —————— Akihito wielding a baseball bat,

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