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‘Hoosier Men to Decide Fede

Of I. G. Farben Officials

C. G. Shake, Vincennes, Is Presiding Judge At Nuernberg Trial; C. B. Merrell, Alternate

| NUERNBERG, Aug. 14 (U. P)~When the trial of 24 officials of | the I. G. Farben chemical combine begins Aug. 27, Curtis G. Shake of Vincennes, Ind. will be the presiding judge. - Judge Shake is a former chief justice of the Indiana supreme court. Other judges in the case are to be Paul M. Hebert of Baton Rouge, La, and James Morris, Bismark, N. D. Clarence B. Merrell of Indi-

anapolis will be alternate judge. Twenty-one of the indicted officials: entered not guilty pleas to-! day. Two defendants were too ill; to appear in court today. The other defendant was excused be cause his son died’ last night.

courtroom where Hermann Goering and other top Nazis were tried. They looked much like any other group of

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The 21 were arraigned in the same

All were members of the Farben { board of directors, They were ac{cused of helping plan aggressive War, The indictment against them also “icharged that they plundered Naziconquered countries, mistreated slave labor, and directed Farben employees throughout the world to gather intelligence information under the guise of business operations. The board of directors also was accused of using cartels to stifle research and war production in other countries,

{ pat ——————————————— $186.05 Is Stolen From Insurance Office Norman Becker, manager of the United Insurance Co, 312% BE. | Washington st., reported to police {today that $186.06 in cash was taken {from the firm office. Mr. Becker said a eigar box con{taining the cash and some checks was taken from the counter by an unidentified person. The box was found on the stairs leading to the street. The checks were ‘still in the box:but the cash [was missing.

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NATIONAL 24- HOUR FORECAST SUMMARY: Weather Bue reau forecasters say, from the Gulf states through the Ohio valley to New’ England who were unable to sleep because of the hot, humid weather last night can look forward to the same experience tonight.” Warm, humid air off the Gulf of Mexico will hold. minimum temperatures in the sticky 70s in these areas.

Cool air which has been building up in central Canada will push down in the northern plains and send the mercury down to the 50s tomorrow morning. Early morning readings will be in the 50s in the northern Rockies and the Pacific Northwest. Warm air from the Gulf of Mexico will pick up moisture, rise into tall clouds and release thunderstorms in the affected areas from the Gulf coast to western New York and in the southern Rockies, Some scattered thunder=

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The New Orleans weather station reported a hurricane about 120 miles southeast of Tampico, Mexico, at 4 a. m. today. Squally winds of 90 miles per hour are reported near the storm center, This storm is moving northwest about 15 miles per hour, which means it is héaded toward Corpus Christi, Tex. Small craft from Corpus Christi to Brownsville have been advised to remain in port.

By -tomorrow afternoon the mercury will climb. into the' 90s from New Mexico and the gulf states through the Ohio valley to New England. Highest readings will be in the 80s in the northern and central plains, most of the Rockies and the far west, Tomorrow morning's minimum temperature forecasts include Cleveland, 64; Detroit, 66; Atlanta,

69. Memphis, 70; St. Louis and

Kansas City, 72; Philadelphia.and Washington, 73; New York, 4, and Boston, 75.

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Tarkington Club Names Officers

Officers of Booth Tarkington Civic Association, Inc, were elected at the formal incorporation meeting last night at Tarkington park. Elected were A. W. Brayton Jr. president; Mrs. Clara E. Steinsberger, first vice president; Edward Gardner, second vice president, Clarence T. Myers, secretary and Dr. John F. Spahr Jr. treasurer, The civic group was organized

to protect and preserve the character of ‘Tarkington park and surrounding area and to work toward erection. of a clubhouse-recreation center for the park. The group also opposes construetion of a business building by an auto agency on the northwest corner of 39th and Illinois sts, across from the park.

AUXILIARY TO ENTERTAIN The Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Police 88 will entertain the newly elected grand officers with a farewell luncheon tomorrow at 12:30 p. m. at Red

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