Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 March 1947 — Page 14

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Escapes Unhurt MANILA, March 11

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(u. P). — Amado Heinandez, an editor and | {acting chairman of the Philippine | | Congress of Labor Organizations, | | was arrested today ag a co- -principal | ‘in the attempted assassination off

| + His arrest followed the confession earlier today of Julio Guillen, who told police he threw the hand | exploded Yesterday | | near a platform from which the

Mr. Roxas was not hurt, but seven

Guillen, a minor opposition party ‘official, told police that he had concluded that Mr. Roxas was respon- | sible for all the troubles of the |

. Police Chief Lamberto Javalera said Guillen implicated . Hernandez | | as the person who had helped him | | prepare a written confession before |

wanted the! because he | lexpeted to be mobbed and killed by hadyguards alter he had thrown the! *arn lowa and western Wisconsin, | (See affected areas on Potocast | revealed he was ‘armed with two grenades, one hididen in a bag of peanuts and one in He threw the one which he took from the bag of |

peanuts. : Police said the grenade was | Whites Pek ede Pris -\Jthrown almost at the feet of Pres-| ry {ident Rexas but that officials |

* Hernandez denied any participa- | ition in the assassination plot, but | | admitted that Guillen had Srcpped |

| Fotocast where opposing air masses are | Arrows attached to | fronts show the , Sirection the |

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NATIONAL 24-HOUR FORE- | CAST SUMMARY: Snow showers | { will be general through the tonight |

northern plains states and Wednesday. Rain or snow

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map.) Clear skies will be confined to Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania. Con-

siderable cloudiness is pictured |

for the northern plains, Kentucky, Tennessee and western New York. (See small inset cloudy areas chart.) Rain showers or snow showers are forecast for western Montana. Occasional rain will develop along the coastal sections of the Carolinas. The network of fronts on the marks the frontiers

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into the central plains, Tempera- | tures in the Dakotas and eastern |

Montana will range from 5 to 15 as cold Canadian air flows around the high pressure cell in central Canada. (Large, open air mass arrow on the Fotocast shows this cold air flow.) The freezing line on the Fotocast passes through points where lowest temperatures will be 32 Wednesday. It will be still coldér north of this line, Forecast minimum temperatures include Boston, Detroit and Duluth, 28; New York and Mil_Waukee, 31;

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BOISE, Idaho, March 11 (U, P,).—-|

The FBI was noncommittal today, on the charges of a convicted felon in federal court here, said the Soviet Union was attemptthe remnants of {the Nazi spy system in the United | States. | Soren H. Guldberg, who said he was a former Nazi agent, told Judge {Chase Clark yesterday that he had ‘been approached three times since ithe war ended by “Russian sples.” |He' sald they told him they were [trying to “pick up what was left of the German machine.” | Guldberg made the charges alter he pleaded guilty to using the mails

to ‘defraud in promoting a real es-!

tate sales scheme. He said he wanted to “clear” his conscience be{fore starting the three-year prison ‘term imposed by Judge Clark. | Guldberg said he was a German {agent from 1910 until 1917 when the United States entered world war IL ‘In 1924 he became a Ger‘man agent again and served until 1939 when he quit, he said. He in-! sisted he never spied in wartime,

Guldberg told the court he came 'to this’ country in 1906 from his na-|

(tive Schleswig, Germany, now a part of Denmark,

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The 28-year-old .mother of two

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accused gf murder of her husband. Police said she strangled him with a nylon stocking as he lay asleep, apparently under the influence of | drugs. | The woman is Mrs. Lena Vosik, who changed her story of a suicide pact to a confession of murder and {later repudiated it, The victim was her husband, Felix, also 28. Attorneys for Mrs. a” plea of iynocent by reason of

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