Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 October 1946 — Page 7

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‘through the difficult hours that lie ahead.” = . ‘ ~All Wednesday bug | possible day of hanging,” the chap- | lain said. “They all figured it would | {be early in the morning—that is, all’ {but Goering.

|'© Two hours earlier Capt. Gerecke pastor.” had read to Goering a final doomsday prayer which asked. God to | “spread peace among the people of |

Alfred Seidl,

the condemned had the

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was when the chaplain mentioned | suspicion against her were cre) his daughter, Edda, 8. “Edda once told me she woud] . meet her daddy in heaven,” |Gerecke said. “I told Goering this, ‘finally said.

|And I added that Edda had mage possible, considering the conditions

Doubt Attorney Gave It who defended the Mouth to her husband's when she| | said Goering's kissed him. Prison officials said she | {the whole” world” and “keep us lawyer, Dr. Otto Stahmer, was “un- | couldn't kiss him through the glass! Months ahead, and as supplies’ in-

der supervision” at Kiel, where “ie Partition that separated them increase and approach the demand, One’ report their final meetings.

late’ Hans Frank,

went after the trial from Kiel, however, concerning the yo))igence there had no instructions Nuerriberg. prison physician, said | concerning Stahmer, “I cannot conceive of Stahmer definitely if properly packed. He giving him poison,” Mr, Seidl said. Susgested that the

lating. ‘Absolutely Impossible’ “That is. utter insanity” “It is absolutely el

death” theory that Emmy Goering | slipped the poison vial from her]

Lt. Charles. Roska of Canton, O.,

potassium cyanide would keep inn)

strength of | Goering's potion had little if any-

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little meat and everybody ‘wants it, | a8, the price is bound to rise.”

Pride Leveling Hinted “But more meat is coming in the MURDER SUSPECT

| | |the price is beund to level off,” the | institute said. .

have to wait: another month while |

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DEATHS AT BRAZIL

(faith than he had in his whole life. under which I was allowed to see | Spokesmen tor the big packers | BRAZIL, Ind, Oct. 17 (U. P).~ and the doctor had arrived, so I| This made Goering cry, and he said, him." | what they are willing to pay,” the said hospitals and similar institu- Coroner W. C. Bond y ine left,” the chaplain said. ‘That's a soft spot with me, | ‘There was a romantic “kiss of | Institute asserted. “When thers is tions will be given unofficial priori- vestigated the death of two children

of & migrant Mexican family en

route to Hoyston, Tex, from Michi gan.

A 8- “year-old boy and a 3-year-old

girl died from unknown causes this

morning; Mr. Band said. He said the parents were Mr. and Mrs, George Arispe, Houston. They were

It advised housewives to shop P.).--Edward Woods, 43, Gary, Tn 4. | Mich, where the parents had been

around for the best buys, “There. is as much good nutrition ' months on charges of murder, in a savory stew as there is in a Lake County Criminal Court Judge!

| was free today after being held 15| ®MPloyed in fruit orchards.

Mr. Arispe sald the children became ill yesterday afternoon, pos-

“He 18 too conscientious.” Chapiath Closely Quitied Dr. Biiuner, 67, ) : small, mild- possessed it { 3 n Closely Qu mannered man wit ue eves and approximate. execuion hour, was he never was » member of the nasi GREEN RE-ELECTED ee iy SoEY te Bsecuee” Furs WHEAT OFF 5 CENTS japptos aie on » Je Hever was a member of the Nazi ‘Livestock association said the nd“ insufficient for a trial. | IN CHICAGO TRADING | “I had a very difficult time an- Emmy Protests Innocence | A. F. OF L, PRESIDENT How's SAE population in January Woods, a Negro,” was arrested | OHICAGO, Oct. 17 (U. P) | ' . %: has men

{ 3 : b had increased far beyond the point | y swering - wit after Helen Griffith, about 45, Gary, [ower 8 Minow yng dnyiune) Frau Emmy Goering, who saw her | CHICAGO, Oct. 17. (U. P).—~Wil= normally considered safe for main- | was found: strangled mm his Apart-| Wheat dropped the 5-cent limit on | mill” husband last week, protested that !lam Green, 74, began his 24th term taining high prices. | ment. {the "Board of Trade today.

\ | “I often had special talks with !t Woud be “utter insanity” to sus- A8 president of the American Fed-| F. E. Mollin, executive secretary, es - | Dealings reflected large livestock | Goering,” Capt. Gerecke said. “He pect her of delivering the poison, | eration of Labor today after he was Suid Tattle ole 79.791,000000 on REPORT 5000 DEAD ; {oes Sm ny {argued against the validity of the| Frau Goering was at a tiny inn re-elected without opposition by BD aire a 15 3.500.900 Sead above IN R pathy with wheat oy nym {Scriptures, ruled out all miracles, in the hills about 45 miles north- delegates to the A. F. of L. an- from n market ot am he IOTING IN INDIA sr————— {and denied the divinity of Jesus west of Nuernberg in the hamlet! nual - convention price P Ven CALCUTTA, Oct. 17 (U. P.).-Two| [Christ.” of Sachdilling. She was in a gar- : Awalt Quantity Production | Indian leaders will leave Calcutta He said that as chaplain, there- den behind the one dwelling which| MT. Green and 14 other members, The meat situation in larger cities | tomorrow for a tour of Noakhali| |fore, he “had to refuse him the with the inn comprises the village |Of the executive council: were re- was not as bright as it 1s in In- and Tipperah districts. Golden “Rule chapter, O. B. 8. will meet

’ » ! {Lord's Supper.” He characterized When a correspondent’s car ap- elécted to office unanimously in a dianapolis, | 8. M. Ghosh of the Bengal proIt will take .longer for the big vinclal-congress committee, said to- 2083 "Kenwood hae Ofortr MALY. Reith)

| Goering as “religious but not Chris- proached, $he fled for the house. |special order of business at yes-

| sibly from earbon monoxide fumes

Goering thought. {in the car, ecording to the coroner, |

thing to do with how long he had fancy porterhouse,” the institute William J. Murray dismissed the! declared. case yesterday upon request of | Meanwhile, in Denver, a spokes- Deputy State

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{tian.” Through her hostess she refused terday's afternoon session. The packers, such as those in Chicago, day 5000 persons had been killed in| bridge. | ‘The only time Goering broke to see the correspondent until a convention expects to wind up its to resume quantity production, Hindu-Moslem* rioting in the two' Brightwesd chapter 39, O° EB 8. will down in Capt. Gerecke's presence message was sent that Teports of | business today. - Beef rom cattle slaughtered at | provinces during the past week. meet al 8 p.m. Monday at Veritas Mas Louise Smith of Herff-Jones Co. with a plaque. Scripps-Howard ~— Ne oS ———————————— — pp. arappsspdfdb gh tee ee er » sonle empe. ——————— $1000 eontest is now open for design of award for Coach of Year. n » = es . —

Winning Design in The Times @® Contest to Be Worth $1000

Here is a sample plaque to guide amateur and professional artists who seek the $1000 prize offered by The Indianapolis Times and other Scripps-Howard newspapers for a design to appear on the Coach of the Year award. | The plaque, “modeled” by Miss Louise Smith of the local HerffJones Co. is not the plaque to be awarded the nation’s outstanding coach. But the plaque will be similar, On the bronze front plate will go the design to be created by St. Indianapolis 9. the winning artist. { yw Coach of the Year award, The design must be of a size that Originated in 1935 by the Scrippscan be reduced to 10 by 15 inches, Howard newspapers. was presented either horizontal or vertical. The '0 Indiana university's Alvin (Bo) actual size also is permitied. Entry { McMillin, The winning. design will drawings may be in ink, pencil or appear on the plaque he will receive. wash-drawing but must be suitable, The selection of .the outstanding for reproduction, "through use of a coach is. made by a poll of some 500 die, on silver, bronze or other metal leading coaches of the nation.

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The design may be ‘a football

scene or it may symbolize the job accomplished by the selected coach ANDERSON PREDICTS who receives the plague which “acclaims his selection on” the basis MORE SOAP DUE SOON of skill as & football teacher. reputation for sportsmanship, achievement in competition, influence for the welfare of football, and ideal the new setup would tend to press ,» relationship to his players.” En- prices back from current boom trants are encouraged to use their levels. The higher the prices go imingenuity. mediately, he said. the more rapid Only Lettering Allowed that recession from the extreme highs is likely to be. . In reply to the burning poiiticel question on. meat—what will be its | effect on the Democratic vote in the | Presented by coming election —— Mr. And#rson | Scripps-Howard Newspapers showed réluctance to discuss the po= \ suitable space for lettering-in litical aspects of the question but he name of the winning coach, the remarked in passing: year and a paragraph detailing the “I read where one Republicar reasons for the selection must be called the meat action a dirty poprovided somewhere on the design. litical trick. He sounded as though limit to the number he had been mortally wounded and of drawings an individual may sub- I do know from experience that I mit. Designs must be in The Times have never been accused ol a dirty office my midnight, Nov. 10. Mail or political trick unless [ at least bring entries to Contest Editor, In- pinked the accuser a little.”

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