Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 July 1946 — Page 6

. EIGHT PROBERS © ARE REPORTED IN AGREEMENT

Committee Likely to Hold 1941 Pearl Harbor Leaders Lax.

WASHINGTON, July 16 (U, P.), SN ~A majority of the joint congresp sional Pearl Harbor committee was | reported reliably today to have agreed that primary blame for the Dec. 7, 1941, naval disaster should

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—Col. Charles H. Noble, Indianapolis resident, Legion of Merit medal from Lt, Gen, Geoffrey Keyes, in a ceremony

here recently. Col, Noble is assistant chief of

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of the 3d army. The award was in recognition of his services as assistant chief of

former of the U, received the | west Point.

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navy commanders serving in|Staff, G-4 section, : Hawaii at the time. e arm S Srom Col. Noble er VIC @ ARDUgh. the committee's long April 2 1946 when he was “directawalted report is not yet completed, :

ing the complete supply of the army, hundreds of thousands of disarmed enemy forces, displaced persons and civilian internees, contributing materially to the opera-

informed sources said eight of the 10 committee members believe Adm, ’ Husband E. Kimmel and Lt. Gen. Walter C. Short must bear responsibility for lack of preparation for the Pearl. Harbor attack. Sonal efficiency of the occupational Committee members taking this] — | view included all six Democrats on! | the committee and two of the four] Republicans.

would not agree with the majority,

| preparing a dissenting report. Dissenting Report Hinted {

ity of ‘Adm. Kimmell and Gen. success of the Japanese attack are ds afford , | Short, rather than linking the dis-| Senators Scott Lucas (D. Ill), RNS 3 aster directly to the complacency ben W. Barkley (D. Ky.), Walter x r.

of the nation as a whole or to the | George (D. Ga.), Reps. Jere Coo alleged lack of sufficient warnings| (D. Tenn.), John Murphy (D. oper from the state department, army!J. Bayard Clark (D. N, C.), Bertand navy in Washington. {rand W. Gearhart (R. Cal), a 1d | During the months-long commit- Frank B. Keefe (R. Wis.). tee investigation, some witnesses! Committee sources said that alsought to place the Pearl Harbor though Rep. Keefe probably will blame on the late President Roose- agree in general with the majority velt, former Secretary of State Cor- |findings, he would take exception dell Hull, former Secretary of War [to some of the particulars. Rep. Henry. L. Stimson, former - Army | Gearhart also may issue his own Chief of Staff Gen. George C. Mar- [clarifying statement, but he deshall, and former Chief of Naval|clined to comment on his possible Operations Adm. Harold R. Stark. action. One informant familiar with the] The committee's report originally committee's report, said that Re. was due July 1. Senate and house publican Senators Homer Ferguson permission was given the group to (Mich.) and Owen Brewster (Me.), \ delay | its report until today. Com-

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Col. Noble went overseas with the 16th armored division. He later led a task force of the 16th armored corps to join the 86th infantry in a drive into ‘Czechoslovakia, There he won The Order of the White| Lion for the capture of Pilsen, He| has also received the Bronze Star, Czech Military cross, Army Com- | mendation ribbon and two battle | stars. The colonel is enroute to the United States where his wife and 15-year-old son, Charles H. Jr., will join him for a 45-day vacation in California. His family now resides

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Last night three places, Then he put the. coffee pot and the soup kettle on the stove. But in doing so he accidentally brushed against the handles of the gas stove and turned on the oven without lighting it. Gas fumes slowly filled the room. Be-

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Committee members said to be The committee majority, it was’ agreed that Adm. Kimmel and Gen. | testimony said, will emphasize the responsibil- | Short should bear the blame for the |

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Both Adm. * Kimmel and Gen. Short maintained during lengthy before the committee

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nese sneak attack on Pearl Harbor.

TURNER WON'T ENTER NATIONAL AIR RACES

Col. Roscoe Turner, president of the Roscoe Turner Aeronautical Corp. at Weir Cook airport, will not participate in.the national air | races at Cleveland, O. his office | announced today. The colonel is the only pilot in the “world to fly the Thompson! Trophy race seven times. He won | the trophy in 1934, 1938 and 1939 | and finished third in 1929, 1932] and 1937, |

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