Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 August 1947 — Page 2

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Cadiz Toll Now Estimated At 8

Official Count BU. S. Dooms 7 Kept Secret

Nazi Doctors To Gallows

Hitler's, Himmler's Physicians Included

NUERNBERG, Aug. 20 (U. P).~ Seven Nazi doctors including Karl Brandt, Adolf Hitler's personal {physician, were sentericed by an! American military tribunal today. to be hanged. { They were convicted for participating in criminal medical experi'ments and executions of concentra{tion camp prisoners. | “Five¥dther medical men received | [life prison terms. Lesser terms were imposed on four others including Herta Oberhauser, woman doctor at Ravensbrueck concentration camp who received a 20-year

Property Domage May Be $25 Million

By ANTONIO GARRACHON United Press Staff Cor tupon teh CADIZ, Spain, Aug. 20.—High official quarters were reported today to have made a preliminary although unsubstantiated estimate of | 800 persons dead and 7000 ‘injured | in the Cadiz arsenal explosion, National officials refused to refease casualty and damage esti-| mates in the blast which wrecked parts of this port city, and did not permit the Spanish press and radio] to dissemainafe any figures Unofficial observers on the scene | speculated that the damage might run to $25 million This Is a city in black, ravaged and broker by blast and fire, Years will pass before it can agiin be a |

Fifteen of the 16 doctors sen-

KITCHEN BAND—The Ladies’ Kitchen Band, Indianapolis chapter, Women of the Moose are making musig'' i} this week at the Moose convention in Columbus, O. Shown above, members are, left to right: Mrs, Cora Blue, ' | Mrs. Ruby Antrim, Mrs. Cecil Noffke, Mrs. Ann Simmons, Mrs. Betty Klem, Mrs. Joan and Alva Faucette, Mrs. Mae Auferheide, Mrs, Vinera Smith, Mrs. Ruth Hallinin, Mrs, Charlotte Shorten, Mrs: Elizabeth Foust, Mrs. Effie Traugh- | [term ber, Mrs. Maudina Grigsby, Mrs. Catherine Galloway, Mrs. Phyllis Doyle and Misses Hazel Meyer and Anita Ebaugh.

|tenced today were convicted aos. The director of the band, Mrs. Kate Harsiord. is not in the picture.

bustling industrial seaport, {terday of war crimes and crim

Hundreds are homeless, thousands | £ /A 7 : \ " ] against humanity. The 16th mes | jobless, ? BF Jaen on those charges ba in Authorit ities Study | ABC Balks

Probably not a single building | | prisoned for 10 years at an At Tav vern ’s Name escaped undamaged | 4 imember, X / Looks Like Berlin A Karl Gebbhardt, Heinrich ‘Himm- ild- eater ase What's in’ a name? A | whi ler's physician, was sentenced to Plenty, accordirig to James Doss,

Acme Telephoto be hang. So were Rudolf Brandt, |

WAC CONVENTION--Two former WAC's study the pro- Himmler's administrative officer | Man Alread Und . er « gram for the first national WAC Veterans convent: on, which opens |(no relation of Karl) and Joachim |. y erages Commission. And that goes

at Checago Friday. They are Geraldine Justin (left) and Eloise {Mrugowsky, 8.8. chief hygienist who Bond on. Same Charge for the Bobby Socks inn, 1002 N Husman who ‘¢ served wi ith the air corps. supervised firing “of “poison bullets | pyidence that a 4- year-old girl West st. recently approved by the into Russian prisoners,

Thousands of grimy rescuers dug | through the night by lights from emergency generators, The stench of death and fire enveloped them. | The wreckage looks like photo-| graphs of Berlin on.a smaller se he Like other Cadiz residents, ever Wij dorget Som: agoniang| forces medical services, Oskar | back was being inyestigated by Ju-|

hours Monday night. At 8: “ p. m. : . ical wi been a restaurant. For a restauas T fvished ginner ws f Frea is cei ents Schroeder, chief luftwaffe medical’ venile court authorities today. |

yy 2 rant, the name is okay, says Mr blown from my chair across officer and 8. 8. Gen. Karl Gen ®he child's stepfather, Harold pose. ; y, says M room against the window sill |

ken, chief of the 8. 8. medical de- : Standiford, 25, fesident of a trailer! “But no plale is going to sell The sky was lighted a ghastly

| partment, crimson. Thunder of the explosion | |

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Life terms were given Siegfried)

Six persis who were victims in a series of freak accidents gesterday were reported recovering today.

Mary Wood, 57, of 2117 Ringgold st, received leg injuries as sh crossed a foot bride at Pleasant Run blvd. and LeGrande ave, last|!nstitute of military science re- jail here on a child-beating charge,

night. The pedestrian stepped into a hole where hoards had been re-| search; 8. 8. Officer Victor Brack, pending trial in Juvenile court.

!like that,” he said. “It's an open

Wolfram Sievers, director of the, camp near Lawrence, was held in beer or wine or liquor with a name echoed across Cadiz bay. | invitation to minors.”

1 dashed into the street. Build- Hitler's administrative officer ve-| moved and was trapped there until lice released her, 8he is | ings shuddered and the pavement iy City sn) ik ‘e is in fair | sponsible for execution of medical] A complaint was made to theithe county board action, but when trembled | Another electrical shock victim! | experiments and Waldemar ods {sheriff's office yesterday by a, it does, Mr. Doss Indicated, the

Sereams Are Heard Young, 1068 W. 25th st, found a Throngs of people dashed alm- |, oe hrought him no luck, He lessly wildly through the streets was struck on the head by a flying | in the hot night, Some women , ....choe while playing yesterday!

Kenwood ave. He was shocked | doctor, were sentenced to death. ler, Mrs. Alberta Standiford, were Something else. James Henry

fusing a sandeutting machine at! Gerhard Rose, a professor of the | | brought into Juvenile court where

Kinsley foundry, 1325 Van Buren Robert Koch Institute and tropical] {reached for comment.

| examination disclosed seriou S| Snr

screamed, . 4 tv st, last night medicine expert, received a life sen-! A frightened woman asked me, 8 vay treated 8: Dis Noepies a | tence. | wounds over the girl's body. Her New Telephone Union “Are we being attacked? Is it the oo. 7 Fp Alice Be AE oo Paraguayan Revolt Helmut Poppendick received a 10- ,skin was broken in many places, To R ind Reds?" lw. 19th st Wah rushed to City Beli d N End year term for his 8. 8. member-| Threatened Neighbor emain In ependent A weeping girl tugged at a leg ' elieve ear En ship. He was found not guilty of| In addition to the child beating] CHICAGO, Aug. 20 (U. P). —|

hospital for treatment after she swallowed part of a bottle of poison! | Ivy lotion. Mrs. Caroline Cook, 59, of 1034 in-chief of the Paraguayan rebels, | erie including high pres- sheriff's office at the request of the until such time as the A. F. of L.

BUENOS AIRES, Aug. 20 (U.P). war crimes and crimes against hu- charge, Standiford faces a charge Officials of "the Communications

sticking out from a rubble’ heap { manity. Herman Beckerfreysing was| of threatening the life of a neigh-| Workers of America sald their

and pleaded with passersby, “Please help me get my papa from here.”

In a doorway, almost engulfed by {he frightened, clamoring crowd, 1, N. Hamilton ave, and her grand- asked military authorities today t0| sure chamber tests and sea water child's mother.

watched a priest administer the last | daughter, Bonnie McCulloch, 6, be allowed to remain in Argentina, diet experiments. Mrs. Long said Standiford threas- | one giant union.

Col. Rafael Franco, ¢ommander-

| was beaten with a piece of gardea Marion county liquor board for al.

1 6 Persons Are Victims I Handloser, chief of the armed|hose until blood oozed from her Sosy 4 pe lous. i fal

The ABC has not yet received|

Larry Young. 7, son of Mrs. MAY yop pqward Cook, 29, of 1133 S.| |a Buchenwald concentration camp neighbor. The child and her moth- name will have to be changed to

Hodges, proprietor, could not bel:

given a 20-year term for luftwaffe/ bor, Mrs. Hazel Long, who called the union would remain independent|

and the C.1. O. are combined into |

rites to a qying man.

| were temporarily stunned when polstering réPorts that the six-| Wilhelm Beiglboeck, luftwaffc ened to shoot her if she called] Joseph A. Beirne, president of the a

. | Bonnie Diartully touched a utility months-old revolt was near an end.| medical “consultant who was as- | authorities, { newly-established union, said that JAP EX- AMBASSADOR DIES { pole at 2000 E. 10th st. | Responsible sources said the en- | saulted by a witness during the| Juvenile court authorities learned 36 of the 49 unions formerly afili- | TOKYO. Aug. 20 (U. P).—Katsu)i! The child received a shock and! iire rebel general staff had arrived! trial, was given a 15-year term.|that Standiford already was out ated with the National Federation! Debuchi, Japanese ambassador to the current passed on to her here, but neither army circles nor| Fritz Fischer, physician at Hohen. lon $2000 bond on a charge of beat-|of Telephone Wopkers, had been! the United States from 1028 to 1933, | grandmother, who was holding her the gendarmerie would confirm that. | lvchen concentration camp, received ing hix'stepdaughter in Shoals, Ind, | granted charters fn the new organdied Tuesday night. He was 69 Lather hand An aide accompanied Col Franco. [a life sentence |several~weeks ago, __|1zation. { | — S. Ayres & Co. : RS. Agree & & AT HOME IN INDIANA FOR 75 YEARS 2 ae AT HOME red INDIANA FOR 75 YEARS

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