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Heads of Nazi Arms Cals Fi fing Ewing Takes Oath Trust Go on Trial ‘Dictator Control’ As LL p———

Before Hoosier Judge &;ofi! Blame {ot th sos sey ing ws J MOTH HOLES 92 Club’ for Ouster a : I. G. Farben Officials Built Hitler's Army ~~ | (Continued From Page One) ’ ; + DAMAGES And Planned World War Il, Prosecutor Says °F ‘hat the Chesterton was going guy gi, i IN WEARING APPAREL

ne to reopen. I thought they should NUERNBERG, Aug. 27 (U. P.),—The United States{épened the war have information like that.”

crimes trial of 24 I. G. Farben officials today with a charge that they He described Thornton as “not EH ; TI : ZIPPER, PURSE, HOSIERY REPAIR ‘

were the master builders of Adolf Hitler's army and were largely re- o.yaotly a friend, but an acquaint-| ww & MA. 7140 ance | ; Mall or Bring Garments for Estimates

sponsible 16r the second world war, lance of mine.” Thornton is also!

“These are the men who made the war possible, and they did It yy own to be an acquaintance of | because théy wanted to conquer,” Brig. Gen. Telford Taylor, chief ather Republican party “minor”

ship in the criminal 88 police or-| With Jenner to Washington . i! Figure . f . . ; Ca aogier } ure, jus-~ ganization, and conspiracy to com- | Thornton reached a peak in his! ministrator's office “a Hoosier dy- J 09 3 + § [i ¥ E 0 | 3 3 8 1 4) 1 ' | 5 3 ' 4 Jo N | ! N T '

mit crimes against peace. Dasty.” Wa N " | i y t y . du ona ee co UNNI |i vi pay pen Ewha tt ore Was Le. presiding JuCge. | Gen. Taylor, in opening the case, : id

\ 7 nw or : p “Je { ; HS missioner of immigration in the Ciing as. witernate Juage in branded. the opdogs of the word SLCC, LL 1 wauningion. oe, [REE justice department, was maser of ® IDEAL FURNITURE GO. — 227 W. WASH, ST. 5 siting = 9 or d ge be. | Wide industrial cartel as “magicians| pe a : a, ¥ Wh ; Other soaakers "ins 5 case one of the three judges be-| , , ,..q0 the fantasies of Mein|8TOUP On that special train went to| " cluded the chief justice and Postcomes ill. Former Congressman » | Washington to help launch Senator! ¥ y Ramp! tome jue, ; | - master General Robert E. HanCharles La Follette: of Evansville is| William E. Jenner on his senatorial | ber of the prosecution staff. | They were he Jude. bullders carver { negan, Democratic national com a member o . " "Aree » jof the wehrmacht,” he told the The executives of the vast Far- | Asked how he could reconcile his | tee chairman. Also on the platform

court. “They knew every detail of! ben combine went on trial in the the intricate and enormous engine| charges of a Democratic plot with | was Secretary of War Kenneth i *

courtroom where Hermann GOer-|,¢ yorfare and. watched its growth his later charges of a G. O. P. plot, | TELE-TESTER—Mrs. Elva Lieske, 1104 Naomi st., finishes final |Rovall, Attorney General Tom C. pi got RADIO-PHONOGRAPH

leaders were convicted. It was the |

first major test of war criminality | oo 0 to be used, and they planned MY statements, as given to the terday at the East side plant. ~ ~ ”

in the field of industry. : head of the state police and later Present, but not yet feeling up| . They were indicted last May 1d use it themselves. Europe 1s | —

’ | oy . : F, . President Wiling and the other Nazi government yy), the pride of architects Jady. Smith replied | tests cn one of the first television receiver chassis fo roll from the [Clark and A. F. of L : “They knew that the engine was, “The original interpretation of | [in 44 RC. A. The assembly line went into full production yes. Ludlow Present pt

“ ” Gorgéous full-size h { planning, p tion dotted with the mines and tac-|to the governor, was in ‘my opinion | oo ° {a Danicialion, wus Rep. Jouis Sia . console with. on charges of planning, preparation, |; Ns 4 VL inspired by Pleas Greenlee. The x T | P Ludlow of Indianapolis secompan o \ initiation and waging of wars of tea wineh i A ph a OE vaiTor accepted this version of ome e evision eceivers {by Mrs. Ludlow. It was one of his \ Automatic Record Changer aggression and Invasions of other |,, ore was a program of industrial | the story as a result of his dis- * (first public appearances following ! meploys up te 17 record sounues. TOHberY and Spoliation; plunder which was put into prompt Pleasure over the ‘92 club" In Production at R A Here |@ long Hines, p—— : Powerful rich-voicod readied EL n and ruthless execution.” { Police Called ‘Suckers’ 3 2 In addition to top-ranking men : Handsomely designed sow ig WA A : $750,000 Spent for Mass Construction {and women from the various - ; a Weleet Tiron

te Mr. Smith's charge of Democratic| . . agencies which make up FSA, there 4 G.I. Leave Bonds connections followed a series of | Of Units at East Side Plant also were present many from the

Not Negetiable 'blasts from within the Republican | By WILLIAM PITTMAN | Democratic national committee nn ? ; PHILCO 1262 | WASHINGTON Aug, 21 (U. P) [state organization last week that Indianapolis came into the national television picture today as where Mr. Ewing had served as| P , i Plays 10 twelwe-inch or 32 | Toe Rovernment Varied veterans "tate police slot machine raids were R. C. A. began full scale production of home receivers at its East side vice chairman, : : teninch records sutqmetie | And . merchants today that G jeopardizing Republican candidates plant. ally. Featherweight Tone

terminal Jeave bonds cahnot- belt CtTHAIN municipal elections over Approximately $750,000 has been spent in preparation for mass Few Changes 7 ; Arm—no needles 1 changel

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lused directly to pay for cars. turn the state. production of the complete television unit. Receivers were starting 1 ps 5 TUMI=| The complainants, some of them to come off the assembly line this morning.

i [ture or any other kind of mer- 4.4.0 chairmen, contended the

Gorgeous : SRE $1009 chandise z ~"| ‘The receiver unit starts at one, 4° : F100 radio and 159% I The ! treasury. wiafmed at the state police should spend more time jend of the line as a metal shell. | \ 5 = records. . Ch poor ; patrolling highways and less time 0 10 4Ses rop | It emerges as a complicated ma- : Be. : pe . ! Iyer of stores ndveriising ollers on spasmodic vice raids, eine. The mute of wires andi : . . SA frer regular down payment alld take Ure Bonds 3 SOWA De raven: | The department also had been | resistors - gives the unit the ap-, (Continued From Page One)

» p’ v | charged by Republicans with being d MN at | pearance of a new style pin-ballland courtroom building should be| 5 : the securities are not negotiable made “suckers” by local officials [ ; | machine. | built at once: laws regulating bonds- SY. and are not subject to the claims ype appealed for help in cleaning | { ' & —

: Ready for Market |men should be passed; the special : jof creditors. up only those gambling elements) Number of Victims After the pear-shaped television judge system haa be abolished Many other PHILCO Radios TENS | “Buch merchants will simply ‘be they wanted cleaned up. | J . | tube has bene added the apparatus and the prosecutor's office should and Radio Phonographs . . . [nue of pocket, a treasury spokes-| Tn a statement to The Times Less Than in '46 [is ready to be installed in a cab- be brought up to date. See them! 1F OEIRED For a store acre In po lcG4l WAY yesterday, Col. Robert Rossow, gy LOUIS ARMSTRONG [inet and given a final test for Police judges, he added, should| ~~ leave bond as i vn superintendent of state police, said The dreaded polio is on the wane fidelity. Only after thorough test- have a raise in salary from $7500 cash it.” : there way Fo, hance Jor seuing here, the city health department ng oe the set ready for the io 310000 a year. They hate ay POWERFUL RADIO... .with : selective” raids. Local officials : . : market, Spon: sition as any other . Beginning next Tuesday, veterans who appeal for help against Scials sald today. It wie has shown 2] welevision is sebing what. you eponsile Postion hs ay oie the Easiest Way to Play ; my cash their terminal leave piers he said, lose control of the marked drop throughout the state. yo. And what you hear is a lot | and probably do more work. Records Ever Invented | : situation and state police squads Infantile paralysis cases have de- of new words. The jargon of thisf go," te "a municipal judge on

—_— Ee — MOVe in tO cl : TH creased .in Indianapoli§ this year medium is filled with such terms! ; 5 Yin | ° clean up the entire city over the same period in 1946. as co-axial cable, high frequency, | the subject of the municipal courts PHILCO 120%. So sim

w— s— Local 1d Sounty on an “all or nothing" Only six cases of the disease have channels, grids and screens. | But change is slow in the municipal ple, you can play it blinddibs |been reported here in 1947 as In & nationwide system, television Sout + sysiem Which i Sel en! folded! Just slide in, a against approximately 30 at. this becomes increasingly complicated trenched in Marlon county. record : ; . and it plays! Rich,

0a 2 aT : 0 and costly, engineers explained. 1It| Traffic violators who cannot pay : ictim Admits Hme last year, DY, Sern Kempf,| can’ either be carried by co-axial their fines are still led across the| full tone on radio and rec. ————— public health director, said today. .aple or may be relayed from sta-| street from the police station to the ords. Grace- Hg Sn

Indianapolis has not had a case tions 50 miles apart. Either sys-|jay handcuffed to burglars, band- ful hardwood

An ox barbecue will be held by the i i i ; Athenaeum Turners Saturday A since early this month, according tem is practical, both costing about yo og rapists. cabinet. Try . : : to the health director. A number $5000 a mile to set up. | . day | prize steer weighing 750 pounds will Bondsmen and attorneys still do it today : ~e | have been reported throughout the Only a Producer : be barbecued at 7:30 p. m. followed state in’ the Past week. however Indianapolis is not on the tele- ® land office business in the ciga by dancing from 9 to midnight. A story of a $139 filling station pas, weet * lvision bandwagon as a customer, Tet-butt strewn corridors. In the E. C. Hearn, superintendent of 'Obbery on the West side early Reduction in State but only as a producer. This area jail, the drunks still howl. | Federal Foundry Co. and J, c. '0day vanished into thin air at| Despite this, a reduction In the has been allocated five channels| For the citizen who gets in ocI Metelko assistant foreman for In- Poon when the “victim” admitted number of polio cases from last/by the government. Only one has casional trouble, it's a costly system. ternational Harvester Co. are new '© detectievs he faked the holdup year also was recorded in the state, been optioned. THE END members of the American Foundry- |"®POrt. | State health board officials Sut Mare a Se men’s association and its Central| William Marko, 21, of 516 N. Miley Warned, however, that the remain- 500 Seis are coming ¢ “| NAMED SWINE JUDGE

y | TT TTT . Ti State Servi # # Fy Indiana chapter, |ave, attendant at the Speedway der of the summer may boost fig- Charaed With A It WESTFIELD, Ind, Aug. 27.—E. SX Val vs 4 Oil Co. filling station at 1741 W. ures considerably unless precaution. arg ! ssauit | B. Moore, Hamilton county swine : 7 W. WASHINCTYTONS I.

[Michigan st, told detectives early’ary measures are carried out. s | King Jewelry Co. re y In Stabbin Here expert, has been made one of the 9 V this morning he had been held, Indiana had 453 cases of In- Robert B.- ng 63, of 9631; | judges in. the swine show at the

Expert Watch & Jewelry Repairing up by three men and a red-haired fantile paralysis last year, most of

| Indiana state fair, ; t . W. 28th st., was charged with as-| . ’ woman. them at the end of August and in | 3-DAY SERVICE | The description he gave of two September. Health officials recom- Sault and battery with intent to Wh Free Estimates— of the men tallied with a pair of mended the spraying of. garbage 8I'¢r Sam Presnell, 48, of the same|

Reasonable Prices army disciplinary training camp fu- Cans to ward off flies as one precay. address. eniifed Abderson 28 ne) a All Work Guaranteed gitives hunted in Missouri and Ohio, | tionary measure against the dis-' Man who sta In Lhe back ngs Cleaned FREE of Charge . and face early today Ki He said the quartet drove into the ©ase. | . : NG JEWELERS filling station at midnight and sped! Pr. J. W. Jackson, director of the! The victim is in fair condition 108 W. WASH. ST. Claypool Hotel Bldg. | away in a black automobile after PO&rd’s communicable diseases, said 8t City hospital. r— J taking $139 from him. 12 cases had been reported in the pravy FIRE LOSS ‘EXPLAINED’ |

| . 3 Wehina® | On Questioning by detectives, he State last week. This brough to 65 WASHINGTON—On | Cracks? Blisters? lching? admitted he made-up the story He 'Ne total number of cases in In-| HINGTON—One reason for

Se the heavy loss by fire in Japan! ATHLETE'S FOOT was charged with making a false 41808 this year. | from American incendiary bombs ; report. under a new city ordinance. | In Critical Condition was the Japanese lack of modern! \ New liquid germicide.M.v.222 He had the money In his pocket One of the victims, Mrs. Leona fire-fighting equipment. kills stubborn fungi on contact, “I don't know why I did it,” he Smith, 27, Idaville, is in critical con- — aie sngap rien X brings blessed relief =fast’—or ' A rected, Absolutely safe. All | ————————————— Mrs. Esther E. Blevins, Charles 4 \ \#) ¢ . 4 . . y # 0 Wor Se DonaadM v3 2. Wife Divorces Dorsey town, also was in serious condition Tradlways LOW f ——— . , . {at the hospital. Physicians are not J : After 4.Year Marriage certain whether she is suffering 34S]! 71:4 3

money back. Use only as di- Said. dition at Long hospital. j | RENO, Nev. Aug. 27 (U.P. .—Pat from polio or meningitis. | 1 |

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