Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 October 1946 — Page 3

MONDAY, oct” 2, 1046

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Says He Was Forced to] . Help Bury Weapons -Last April, May.

STUTTGART, Oct. 21 (W; P.).— Six buried caches df German munitions were discovered Friday and Saturday in Bavaria and Wuerttem-berg-Baden—only a few hours before three mysterious bomb blasts rocked this area. Material in the caches included German carbines, machineguns, barrels of hand grenades, bayonets, anti-tank bazookas—and thousands of rounds of carbine ammunition. U. 8. army officials revealed today that most of the caches were found near Ulm and New Ulm on ~ the Bavarian-Wuerttemberg-Baden border about 40 miles east of Stuttgart,

Beauly Weds

Used 77 mm. Shells A French informant—a former prisoner of the Germans—had been forced to help bury the weapons in April and May of 1945. He led American counter intelligence agents to them.

A U. 8. army. forces spokesman in « Frankfurt said today it was believed that Stuttgart's three bomb-| ings were demonstrations by rightist elements against the arrest of Hjalmar Schacht, not anfi-Ameri-can og anti-occupation, but purely’ “German against German.” Inquiry showed German 75-mil- | limeter shells were used in two of]

Bess Myerson Wayne

t1 1 FERNDALE, N. Y, Oct. 21 (U. le explosions. {P.) —Bess. Myerson, “Miss America 1 The bombing of three U. 8. mili-|of 1945," was honeymooning at the tary governmeht buildings was de-| Grossinger hotel here: today with ———— scribed. by army .public safety of- |Allan Wayne, ex-captain in the ficers as “only the beginning” of or-| | artillery. ganized German underground ac-| They were married Saturday in ~ tivity in the U. 8. occupation zone.| white Plains, N. Y. Expecting Trouble : { Mr. Wayne, who served three ; ' i {years , me i er . Denazification officials’ reaction to Sars h the Pacife. mm 2h Miss Mayer . the triple bombing was that “we So) Ad Boa hr Bon New Yofk “have been expecting something like {cit $e. this to happen for a long time.” y. One American officer said he cently had acquired “definite “LEGION 10 PROBE dence” of a loosely-knit zonal “subversive organization"—but he refused to tell more about it. TIEUP IN HOUSING i Most officials discounted the theory that any attempt was made! The Indiana American Legion beto help Hjalmar Schacht—now gan a state-wide campaign today to Jailed in Stuttgart pending trial by improve housing conditions for veta German denazification court. | erans with the appointment of a Schahct said he “hoped the Soriiistee to probe and analyze the bombings were an attempt to help ee tie-up. MM W.L > Butrhe added that he did not amed-to the mites, Y ’ ol for sure one way or the other. | Brunton, Scottsburg state Legion inured in the commander, are Neil Grider, vice oo one. was } hjure K mn d oe X= president of the Peoples State bank Pp osions OE the week-end, Dam-...4a national Legion treasurer; age was slight. Ralph B. Gregg, attorney and nap g : Double Police Guards tional judge advocate of the Legion; : Aan. Martin Klein, South Bend; George p thorities moved American ay e N. Craig, Brazil; Clarence.Donovan, quickly to prevent further sabotage gedford: Marshall ‘Abrams, Indianattempts. {apolis Construction = league _secreGerman police guards were tary; Clarence A. Jackson, executiv doubled around all military govern- vice president of the state Chamber \ ment installations. Reinforced units of Commerce, and Stephen C. Noof the 3d constabulary brigade were land, Indianapolis News editor. assigned to patrol duty on Stutt-| “The Legion will throw all its regart streets. Isources behind a nation-wide effort Tr rans get the houses they airs; ‘bomb exploded on i rehly deserve. Mr. Brunton said. window sill of the Backngng de- °° 3 pee Bh nazification office, 30 miles northeast of Stuttgart. A second bomb | CORRESPONDENT TO SPEAK blasted the wall of one of “Stutt-| Bruce Thomas, free lance corregart's six denazification court build- spondent and lecturer, will speak at ings. A third bomb was thrown the luncheon of the Indianapolis against the Stuttgart provost mar- Rotary club Tuesday in the Clayshal’s office. One: corner of the pool hotel. Mr. Thomas will give a building was damaged; several win- description of his observations in dows were 3 were blown out. Asia. : IN INDIANAPOLIS > 'E MORROW Rose Deguglielmo; Robert, Ruth Willh, EVENTS TO sey, Ramey, Alice Henzman, and Low- > Indiana Association of Insurance Agents, ell.” Vivian Hawkins convention, id pool At City - Lloyd Gladys Montgomery, and ERC EQ Halqu Betty Pruit MARRIAGE LICENSES At ar i Meiantes Bromfield Robert O. Broderick, 11 N, Oriental; Agnes Forrest, Eileen Quinn: Weymouth, Betty C. Myers, 3337 Ralston Fogelberg; Michael, Alice O'Grady: JulCharles Bailey,” Ft. Benjamin Harrison; | jus, Ann Bryan, and Edward, Marian Audtey Knox, 19 N Bloomington | Kemmerer william L. Fishel as re Parker; Hazel A¢ Methodist—Charles, Betty Kitley; Ken- . Mattox, arker t " ol « R . Gene Wendell Baldock, 2520 N. Alabama age] Reinhardt onan, Ril Betty Ann Stevens, 825 N Delaawre Pern Compton Earl Jean Beyers. Donald Eugene Evans, 3421 Brouse Mar- | Oran, Mary Allen: Forrest, Marie Meygaret J. Cunningham. 3329 Ralston ! ers; William, Clara Douglas, and Oliver William J. Gilmore, 3620 W. 62d pl.; Mary Marjorie ie Ss, . M. Clickner, 721 E. 36th. | Re A tu " ca kad Harvey Hudson, 421 E. Morris: Lois Minor, | At St Vincent's Ivan, Catherine Frake 721 Greer st BerHaTd o£ xilia Slonse; Donald, Betty Curt Gilbrech J 21 1 t: Carey atrick, ortense itzsimmons, i Gilkrech Tet 8 Bem nent; Robert, Mary Zaetsfcl; Lawrence, Mary Robert M. Whalen, Dayton, O.; Sara Jane Davis, Everett, Eleanor Stubbs; ClifLink, 26 N. 14th ford, Mildred Swinney; Forrest, Amelia Raymond C. Jackson, Tipton; Jean Ann| Windhorst; Fred, Clara Bia, and Paul, Hicks, Atlanta. | Helen Snowden. Carl W. Weeden, 2805 Boulevard pk; Katye | At Home Harry, Violet Fetrow, 541 N. ~ Jetson, 2 = Arsenal, =i. 3 ; | Lynn st. James y orkman oseph; | Boys Grace E. Carter, 619. E. Michigan | a . i . Leslis To Fowler, Tucson, Ariz; Del. At St Francis—David, Bernice Mort; phia Robinson, 417 N. Park { ax Mary Martin; Lilas Clara GrinCarroll A. Leppert, 1627 Pleasant; Maribel | Stead; Wagoner, Virginia Richards; DelSteele, 409 E. South | bert, Hildegarde Reutheys: James Jewel Donald R. ates, 972 Lexington; Mary | Sanders, and Stanley, Doris Carter pile JRasiner, 348 Goodlet | At Oy George. Lorene Witers) Mag a rt James right, U. 8. N.; Erma/| rice, oleen rock; sonard, manda Jane Childress, 2026 Brookside pkwy | Bush; Charles, Anne Woods, and Floyd, Charles B. Hewlett, Marott hotel: Dorothy Fionne Roney, Rose Brunson, 2321 Meridia At Coleman Andrew, Luciile Devine; Robert Reed. dsl Hillside; Joan Todd Arthur, Christine Haught, Rooert, Mar- » 3 onay vanl garet Young, Ernest, Dolly Herman: Frank H. Richmond, 968 N. Meridian: Mar- . oy garet Marie Noel, 1851 N, Penny ivariia Abraham, Jeanette Samberg; = Herry,

Maurine Smith; Albert, Mabel Horswill,

Louis H. Paparazzo Jr., 3185 College; and Richard. Dorothy H Thelma May Zike, 2019 FE. Minnesota achard; Dorothy Hansen i Ralph Robert Howe, 524 Bell st. Eliza- A Methodist—Chatles, Martha Grubb; illiam, Elizabeth - Carroll;, Kenneth beth J, Abel, 619 E. Michigan, Gr ray Wills . Joseph Doyle, 907 Oxford; Mary E irace Cleveland; llam, Mary Queh Ramsey, «854 Tacoma. John, Betty Sims; Ward, Mildred Glen!- \ Charles FP. Rs. 1523 E. Michigan st® zer; Henry, gAreuyle Neff; Earl, Ruth Virginia Mae Bailey, 2041 N. Alabama Jackson; Richard, Maxine Stanton; Richard L. Adama, 1203 ¥. Southern; Mar-| Arthur, Virginia Barger; Harold, Dorjorie L. Bo 1334 othy Ingels Vernon, Mary Renfro; HiDonald R. Mo Dearporn ® Mich. ; Aman- ram, Lucille Nally; Herbert, Leota da J. Allen, W , Mich : Frantz: Russell, Harriett Wilson, and J George Albert Mi R: R- 12, Box 189; John, Mirtha Wininger Dorothy Marie Hall 1145 Udell, At St. Vincent's William, Marianne alm 8 Thomas, 2008 vain Phoebe | walker:- Albert, Pnyllis Picnett: Wil . nnsy liam,! Mary Walke; William; «Elizabeth Balai Stason, 539 Birch; Zella New, 546 po’ Woodrow, Pauline Bates: Granville, | Jeanne Ward, Jean, Woonna Ancelel Richard Peltell on, a2 N. Hamilton; | Syijiiam, Pearl Bedwell; William, Mary Dick R. Walker. Jus Ralston; Emma Rob- Leppert, and John, Dolores Drinkert. erts, 608 E 4 Harlan J, Tower: 6320 Jackson; Opal M DEATHS Trotter, 2020 E. 46th Lewis H. pr el, mt, Benjamin, Jlarrison, { Daisy Brooks, 76, at Long, carcinoma Betty B. Gebbie, 5001 Rockvi | Garfield Jessie Mason, 56, at 1542 ColumGeorge W., Poindexter, 914 E. Hon: Mary bia ave, cerebral nemorrhage. Rita Houston, 1120 Cornell, Elizabeth Suzanne Tomlinson, 36, at Press Noble, 840 Hasrison; Vicie Neace, Wagoner nursing . home, myocarditis hg sn nd. 2230 Thornberry: Bar Laura Utterbeck, 50, at 2803 Northwestern = ave., coronary occlusion, nel Hinwn, 3502 N, Colorado. | Lela B. Davis, 49, at St. Vincent's, carciA : "| noma, Reeinsberger, Sha Ni note. Mildred | Jerome McDaniel, 50, at 1553 N. Arsenal . Edith Carroll, 130 W. 28th. [ave., nephritis, - Edward L. Woolridge, 2816 W. 10th: "Do- Thomas Mullins, 73, at Veterans, cerebral, 3

lores Mae Fessler, 51 S. Whitcomb thrombosis

Clayson } H gstie, San Diego, Cal.; Eliza- | Mary Emma Swartz, 79, at 115 8, Audun } . __beth Mae Gorman, 044 Audubon bon, mvocardial failure © Warren V, Ho ad Ringgold; Bea- | Myrtle Wilkins, 48, at Methodist, hepatic | trice V.. , 5242 W. Nao insufficiency. ' Claude Florine Kendall, 35, at Methodist, pneumonia, BIRTHS Anna K. Laughlin, 90, at 1240 N., New Girls 3 Jersey st, myocarditis. ' At st: Prancis-—James, Jane Mec-Quness; | Charles W. Mayfield, 71. at 1145 Linden

Bdwin, Mary Clark; James, Alma Kimes; st. cerebral hemorrhage.

Walker F, Roesner, 63, at Methodist, sare

They'll Get the Tax Forms.O. K.

WASHINGTON, - Oct. 21 (U. P.).— Government officials last night offered no hope for an early end of the brown wrapping paper | shortage. The shortage has. driven one local laundry to ‘do up its bundles ‘in fancy white and sliver Christmas wrappers, The government printing office, however, has enough paper to print all the income tax forms for March 15. °

JUVENILE CRIME MOUNTS BERLIN, Oct, 21 (U, P. announced today that juvenile crime rate is the history, and still rising.

STRAUSS SAYS:

TOPCOAT - known to many millions of MEN through the pages of . your magazines—and through newspaper advertisements published © by top retailers from Coast to 3

‘the Church Federation of Indian-

)~Police than a decade, died at a hospital the Berlin here yesterday from complications highest in| following an attack of pneumonia, | He was 44.

NEWSMAN TO SPEAK T0 LAYMEN'S GROUP

Bruce Thomas, newspaper correspondent, will lecture at a laymen’s meeting in Cropsey auditorium at| | 7:45 tonight. The meeting is spon[sored by the laymen’'s committee of

apolis. C. Oliver Holmes, chairman of the committee, will preside,

CONGRESSMAN DIES

NEW YORK, Oct. 21 (U. P.). Congressman William™ B. Barry, Democratic representativ e

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIN s

6 German Munition Caches Found Prior To 3 Bomk

Xmas Baubles

Filter Into U. S.

Times Special WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-—In addition to raw silk, the RFCowned U. 8. Commercial Corp. is

goods, and Christmas tree baubles. The. government corporation also expects to have German Christmas tree ornaments ready for holiday distribution,

nd The Chicago Daily News, Inc,

BRITISH FLIERS KILLED " SINGAPORE, Oct. 21

importing Japanese trinkets, art

BANDIT USES KNIFE -T0 ELUDE PURSUER

* Everett Batts, 38, of 220 N. Black-

ford st, downed a bandit with al

flying tackle Saturday night but he [lost the prisoner when the latter |draw a large knife and slashed him across the face, While he and his wife were waiting on a bus at Blackford and New

Batts’ purse, Mr, Batts turned and slugged the man as he attempted to flee, knocking him to the: ‘pave-

(U. P.).~— ment. from |The royal air force announced to-|

Mr. Batts then jumped on top of

New York's fourth district for more day that three servicemen were him but the robber escaped after

Coast—and particularly well

known to hundreds of thousands of / v forward looking men—who have— ~ ° ; and are—enjoying the possession

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outstanding value!

are priced at around $30,

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killed and two injured seriously yes- (wielding his knife. terday when a transport on the way

| A burglar who crawled through here from Britain crashed at Cal-

bo window at the John Collins home,

2312 Adams st. early today, stole

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34 GIRLS INI BY MANUAL SOCET

Masoma girls’ honorary at Manual Training high school lat week initiated 34 members af Priedens Evangelical and Reformed |

Nine Old Men Are No More

WASHINGTON, *Oct. 21.—~The nine old men of the supreme court aref't that way any more, Their average age was 71 when President Roosevelt was seeking to reform ‘the court.

Now they average only 56. church, Copyright, 1046, by The Indianapolis Times| They are: and The Chicago Daily News, Inc. Bix seniors—Mary Jo Cassad Holevas, Ma Mec ¥ Crs

ry n » Simpson, Clee Smith and Tdota

Mrs. Collins' purse containing $140, Twenty-eight Janis Shyllls Andsrn

Burglars got $8 from the cash

Joan Austin, Hel Beatty, Ma drawer of the Ben Richardson|Msary Bruce Vilma Qonway, Bar grocery store, 662 Coffee st. last| min, Barbara Dillon, Hawking, Kathie night. Ruhuar, Jasiueling Jones, Janet A. Pinch, of Heston, England, |g Helen Sonwomeyer J odema,

Barbara Snodgr of, Waneia sn

Katharine Ta aor v Tenet Weaver, Heading the group are Geneva Coles Otting, vie

stopping at the Washington hotel here last night reported burglars ransacked his room, taking $120 and six fivespound notes in English money.

man, president. Roselyn 3 president, { Seraidean » Powell v treasurer, Reien Ti} Tiny » dir of" girls’ activities, 8 APONSO