Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 July 1946 — Page 22

Settlers Offering ‘Passive’ ~ Defiance as Two Divisions

JERUSALEM, July 1 (U. P.) —British troops have seized 3000 Jews s|in their sweep through ancient Jewish villages in Palestine, firs» rt:ports fof the campaign against Jewish “terrorism and anarchy,” disclosed. today. Two divisions of troops in armored cars, trucks and radio cars pushed along the highway between Jerusalem, Telaviv and Haifa. Two Lewis guns, 27. rifles, 48 automatic pistols and 10,000 rounds of small arms ammunition, and other explosives, were confiscated. Jewish-owned theaters were closed down today voluntarily while cafes sent their musicians home. Settlers still were offering ‘passive reisistance” to the British

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troops combing out extremists, but no . serious clashes were reported, There were numerous reports—all | officially denied—of looting, ’ Headquarters for the military operation was established near -the| headquarters of the Jewish agency

the Yesurung synagogue was dot ted with armored cars. Meanwhile, reports reaching Jerusalem from Paris said David Bengurion, who is regarded as one of the strongest leaders of Hagana, Jewish underground army, sald he. planned to come to Jerusalem immediately. Hunt Armories ’ The swe through ' Jerusalem was regoitéa aimed at the Jewish

armories of Hagana. Dr. Chaim Weizmann, Zionist president, and his colleagues who {have not been arrested, met with other Palestine Jewish icaders for four hours at the Pioneers’ club. | Dr. Weizmann, Israel Rokah, | mayor of “Tel Aviv, J. Saphier, {mayor of Petah Tikva, and others [who entered the hall, looked tired

land angry. Several of them had

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[just returned from a call. on Sif | Alan unningham, -high commis; I sioner for Palestine. | The Jewish leaders were reported | {to have told Mr. Cunningham of | their “grave concern” for “unforeseen consequences which might follow” unless the arrested Jewish ‘leaders are freed. - "Situation Tense Telephone reports from almost |every Jewish center throughout Palestine emphasized that the situation was tense. They said the Jews were beginning to grumble over Dr. Weizmann's “inaction.” The Jews were ordered on the alert for instructions their leaders sald would be issued as soon as possible. The militant Irgun Zval. Leumi served . notice that it would kill three kidnaped British hostages if the British executed . two con!demned members of the organiza- | tion.

& FRANK E. RICHTER

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TROOP 83 CONTEST WON BY BEAVERS

The: eighth annual patrol contest among Boy Scouts of troop 83

LIE TEST FAILS

/IN DEGNAN CASE

Call Experts to Examine Suspect’s Writing.

By ROBERT T. LOUGHRAN United Press Staff Correspondent CHICAGO, July’ 1.—-Willlam Heirens, 17-year-old University of Chicago sophomore, was subjected to almost continuous questioning today as investigators attempted for the third straight day to induce him to confess the kidnap-slaying of little Suzanne Degnan. The youth abandoned his feigned delirium last night and talked coherently with police for five and a half hours after refusing to cooperate earlier in a lie detector

-| test.

State's Attorney William J. Tuohy announced that Heirens had -submitted three specimens of his handwriting, the wording of which was similar to that on the ransom note. He said it would be turned over to handwriting experts.

Confesses Robbery

p45 Tuohy said vtne youth had not

confessed to any df the crimes with) which he is charged except the attempted robbery that led to his arrest. Heirens, whose fingerprints match one found on a $20,000 ransom note left by Suzanne's kidnaper, was returned to the hospital last night following a lie ‘detector \test. Tuohy described he test as “futile,” explaining that Heirens merely had repedted, in parrot-litie fasheee | iON, Questions put to him. ; Attorney Roland Towle, hired by Heirens family to represent the youth, said he would appear in circuit court today to file a writ of habeas ‘corpus in an effort to obtain | his release. Freed by Policeman Touhy told newsmen that he

has been won by members of the|y, ped to receive a réport today from Beaver patrol, who will visit Mc-|gerbert F. Walter, handwriting exCormick Creek state park July 25 pert who ‘is comparing Heirens’

with all expense ‘paid,

writing with that found on the

In a contest beginning last Dec. 8| ransom note discovered in the room

rank, eight first-class Scouts; 17

and ending June 6, three boys be-|of g-year-old Suzanne after she was came life Scouts, five attained Star|kidnaped last Jan. 7.

The child was slain and portions!

second-class, and 127 won merit|of her body later were found to

badges. Advancements ‘In Scouting have

sewers near her home,

Heirens, a brilliant but malad-

been made by Patrol Leader Guy| justed student, has been held since Arthur Scofield, pioneering; Heér-| ast Wednesday, when he was cap-|

assistant Bernard BenEarl Calvert,

man Wheeler, leader, pioneering; nett, second-class;

patrol| tured while attempting a burglary ‘at an apartment near the Deégnan

home. He was felled by a rookie

Star; James Fyffe, Star; Allen Al-|policeman, who knocked him uncon-

ford, personal health, firemanship amd pathfinding; Tommy Dearing, second-class, first-aid and persoral health, and Billy Cloud, second-

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ville, today was the first state commander of the newly organized Indiana Amvets. He was elected here yesterday by 60 delegates, representing 2000 Hoosier members of the world war II| veterans organization. The delegates held a two-day meeting this week-end. Fifteen posts have been founded in Ifidiana,| Arthur L. Schnipper, acting department chairman, announced, Frederick W, Harrison is temporary chairman of the Indianapolis post. Principal speaker at the convention, Illinois Department Commander Warren Wright of Grays Lake, Ill, said Amvets’ principles were ‘right down the center for [ihe American way. ... We are not to be confused with any organization going to the right or to the 27 Monument Circle left. We are for veterans, riot just In Electric Bullding on the Circle as veterans, but as citizens.”

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