Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 July 1947 — Page 13

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awhy. Funk in Group The prison staff was informed

only last night of the impending:

arirval of the prisoners,

The Nazis were brought to Berlin| |

nine months after the hanging of

10 of their fellow defendants and) §

the suicide of an eleventh. The

took poison a few hours before the mass execution at Nuernberg. Besides Hess, one-time No. 2 Nazi, who flew to Britain in 1941 and who was given a life sentence at Nuernberg, the prisoners were: Walther Punk, former economics minister and Reichsbank director; sentenced to life. ! Grew Fat at Nuernberg ' Erich Raeder, former grand admiral of the German navy, life. Baldur von Shirach, former Hitler Youth leader, 20 years. Albert Speer, former armaments minister, 20 years. Constantin von Neurath, former foreign minister and “protector” of Ozechoslavakia, 15 years. Karl Doenitz, former grand adtmiral, 10 years. Two years of good food and Jittle activity at Nuernberg had fattened up the Nazis, but the tough regime imposed at Spandau was ealculated to reverse the process, 54-Hour Work Week They will put in a 54-hour work week, insofar as their physical condition permits, while subsisting on normal Gesman prison rations. Their labor assignment will include keeping the 71-year-old prison clean, sweeping up debris in the neighborhood, and cultivating pris-

RIDAY, JULY 18,158 tudolf Hess Flown To 'Hard' Berlin Prison With 6 Other Nazis

Group Had Been Sentenced at Nuernberg; Face 54 Hours a Week of Menial Labor

BERLIN, July 18 (U. P.).—Rudolf Hess and six other Nazi leaders sentenced to prison in the Nuernberg wat crimes trial were flown seeretly to Berlin.today to serve their time in the red-bricked Spandau

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‘Goodrich Named Board Chairman

P. E. Goodrich of Winchester has been named chairman of the board |

of directors of Grain Dealers Na- | tional Mutual Fire Insurance Co.

the National

association, the National Hay association and the Indiana Grain Dealers association. He is president of Goodrich Bros.

Mr. Goodrich

Indiana grain elevator corporations. of trustees of Hanover college.

Nation Forges Ahead;

Men's Hairnets on Sale NEW YORK, July 18 (U. P.).— A sign In Du Brin's cosmetic store in mid-Manhattgn today informed passersby that mén's hairnets were for sale.

Burnett Du Brin told a reporter the things were common in Europe. He said they're worn when dressing so the hair won't be mussed up, and when sleeping.

INVITE TRUMAN WASHINGTON, July 18 (U. P.).—

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Co., Inc., Winchester, and 10 other | lll He is also chairman of the board |

611,000 Reinstate Gi Life Insurance

WASHINGTON, July 18 (U. P). +More than 611,000 veterans have applied to reinstate their national service life insurance policies since Feb. 3, the veterans administration reported today.

erans are éligible to reinstate lapsed policies under a simplified plan in- effect writil next Jan. 1.

About 9 million world war II vet-

which brought out most of Austin's fire-fighting equipment, was un-

¢$! Million Fire = Hits Prefab Plant

AUSTIN, Tex., July 18 (U. P.).— James K. Eichelberger, president of

a home prefabricating company,

sald today that despite $1 million damage suffered in a fire yesterday, the company would “be building

homes again within 10 days."

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

9 Million Ex-GI's Hold Pay Bonds

WASHINGTON, July 18 (U. P)— Nine million ex-servicemen have received more than $2 billion in terminal leave pay bonds or cash sincé congress authorized the payments, it was announced today. Midnight Aug. 31 is the deadline for filing of claims by another 2 million veterans who are believed eligible.

Legislation now is pending in congress to allow ex-G, 1's to cash SHAE Jere honda Mf they Water

Hold Fritz Weideman

For Trial as Nazi

MUNICH, July 18 (0. 2 irks New Tenant Weideman, former Germany consul

in San Francisco, has been.

rested on charges of being a nazi,

it was announced today.

He will be tried by & German

denadification court,

He's Got His Badge

As Patrolman William Lee walked out of roll call room at police head- | quarters this morning he realized ne had forgot something. He walked back in, looked around and then angrily filed a report. Somebddy

had taken his billy ¢lub,

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President’ Truman was invited to-

vention. of the National Foreign Trade council, meeting in St. Louis | Oct. 20-22:

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Livestock Prices Steady; Cattle Hold Record High

Livestock prices at the local stockyards remained generally un-

changed today

Vealers were fully steady with a top price of. 50 cents lower. Cattle were mostly steady at the prices in effect for most of this

week, the highest in history here.

Hogs, with a $27.50 top, and fat lambs also sold at about the same

prices as yesterday.

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h i Te Oc: ens, 4% bs and over and horas. 18¢:

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