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wal ween. om wicted of atrocities at the Ravens-

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man, and Dr. Martin Hellenger, who were sentenced to 15 years each; and Eugenia Von Skene and Elizabeth. Marshall, who got 10 years

Defendant Dies 16th defendant, Dr. Adolf “expert”

women's concentration camp izesight miles from Beslin-was de scribed as the “private hobby” of ex-Gestapo Chief Heinrich Himmler, In it women of all ages and na- ~ tionalities were at the mercy of

. The worst feature of the eight weeks of trials was the parade of living relics of the camp's inmates. The horribly mutilated women who survived the surgical perversions of 8. 8S. doctors testified against the defendants before the tribunal's British, French and Polish

Ludwig Ramdobr, 38, chief Ges-

. guards in atrocities and was charged with setting dogs on prisoners. Greta Mewes, 32, chief of ‘the © punishment ward. Greta Boesel, 38, chief of the labor battalion. + Eugenia von Skena, 40, S. S. spy | also involved in atrocities. Carmen Maria Mory, 35, an at: tractive Swiss who was in charge of the Ravensbruck “lunatic block”

to giving lethal injections. Marshall, 60, camp ma-

pr . eacdSeiina, 40, chief doctor. ig Ba Rosenthal, 36, loathed by | 8. B. as a sexual pervert, women. after he murdered them with injections. : Dr. Martin Hellinger, 43, a dentist Who specialized in removing gold teeth from the bodies of victims, eX 36, a gynecol- ; r specialist who ented on some of the women + Two other members of the Rav- , ‘ensbruck staff, Camp Commander “ 14. @ol. Pritz Suhren and his ad- * Jutant, Hans Pflaum, -escaped from

the Neungamme internment camp early’ in November and were not tried.

It was to Suhren that Himmler complained, “They (the inmates) are not dying fast enough.” . Accordingly, Suhren brought in gas chamber experts from Auschwits... who--rigged—a-- chamber that had gas nozzles fitted to the roof like sprays in a shower bath, .

‘6.1. at Butler

| * He is James W. Johnson, who §

where unspeakable atrocities oc-|

Who “had to be kept away from,

MUSTACHE — Newest addition to New York's Bronx zoo “is the "mustache monkey who perches atop radiator to keep warm. A white line of hair under nose accounts for “mus: tache.’

Penalized, Says

Student Tells Senators Subsistence Troubles

ler university student, who works after school hours at the Chevrolet plant in Indianapolis, wants the G. L bill of rights amended so that he gets ‘paid and not penalized for such initiative.

$95 monthly for going, his his

married and would get subsistence payments school if he didn't work at war plant job. He outlined

{here to Senators Homer and William E. Jenner, Ini Republicans. Today Senator Capehart mn-| structed his research staff to in. te the matter. “If the facts that an ex-G. L is ‘being discriminated against because

thoroughly a part of the successful careers of our great men in America, that I feel it is un-American

and asked their senators and congressmen for many G. I bill amendments, - including a cash bonus, | Others In the group°were Josh | |Gavin and Charles Beaver, Indianapolis: Charles McLaughlin, |

Evansville; Orville Ferguson and Carroll Hutton, Anderson; Charles | Hall, South Bend; Frank Popejoy, New Castle, and George Marshall, Ft. Wayne. Mr. Johnson said that most of the demands they made already have the backing of the Veterans

: of Foreign Wars.

LS. P. C. A. Seeks |

$50,000 Fund °

A drive to obtain $50,000 for use |

a. ; 26, promiscuous |by the Indiana Society for the Preof the camp guards who wag |Vention of Cruelty to Animals was

|under way today. Construction of a small animal | clinic and shelter is planned. Free service will be provided to the pets | fof those who cannot, afford to pay | {for it. be basis. Chairman of the campaign Is {James K. Northam Jr. Otto Re) |is president of the society.

An ambulance service will

Pastor to Preach First Sermon Here

pastor of the Bethany Christian

unified service in the church, 1604 E. Minnesota st. He has chosen for the moming, topic “Laboring Together.” His! 7:30 p. Jesus We Must Find.” The Rev. Mr, Williams received

degree at Butler in June. He comes | to Indianapolis from the Star City Christian church and is a native of Missouri.

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gleaning women, of local 32-3 of the Employees International (A. P. of L) served notice would ph no more

'N. Y.'s Charwomen Score Bullseye on the OI' Gobboon

NEW YORK, Feb. 3 (U. P)— The cuspidor tok its place beside the mustache cup today as a ~ pelic of when men tan the country. Ib was retired from duty by the

persons gathered was out of date. | The board repealed it. But men are creatures of habit.

business manager of the cleaning women’s union, signed a letter to

office. managers city explaining the situation.

of young children.

sters.” The cuspidor, Mr, Perry said,

entirely unnecessary.”

established on a county-wide

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The Rev. Le Roy Williams will! preach his first sermon as new!

church tomorrow at the 9:30 a. m.|

m. sermon will be “The!

his A. B. degree at Johnson Bible college and will be awarded a B. D.|

Albert E. Perry, president and

throughout the!

“Perhaps you do not realize that the women,” wrote Mr. Perry, “who are required to clean your cuspi« dors, are for thé most part, mothers

“They come in contact with Pl= germs as a result of cleaning cus« was pidors and pass diseases on to longer | their children, especially = young-

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