Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 November 1947 — Page 1

does = i FORECAST: Cloudy with weasel light Tain tonight and tomorrow, Not much change i in sempelatnis Low tonight about 45.

Wl Missing Polish olitical Leader

| “Fled Trial, Death,’ | Mikolajezyk Says LONDON, Nov. 3 (UP)—Stanisfaw Mikolajézyk reappeared dramat-~ {cally in England today after being missing” 11 days. He announced that he fled Po-

land because he ‘heard that he was marked for “trial?” and death. A Royal Air Force plane brought Mr. Mikolajczyk, 1éader of the Polish . Peasant Party, from the British

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For Clues In Krife Murder Predicted Here

Stolen Coat, Wallet

Also Hunted { Detectives literally were” beating the bushes around the home of IMrs. Mabel Merrifield today, seek-

{ing new clues to her murder -last

Thursday. | Deputy Sherif{ virgil Quinn led

Toe EE Benefits Both Parties

| near the Merrifield home,

find someone who might have seén,

late today to Kenton, Middlesex, |

Informed of Plot In his first public en since his arrival, Mr. Mikslajeapk told reporters at Kenton: “I fled Poland because I received &

a mifitary court and sentenced toi death.” Mr. Mikolajczyk said he left War-, saw on the evening of Oct. 20, and | arrived in the British gone of Ger | many last Saturday. “That was the first time I was!

an RAF plane to England.” Companions Are Safe He said that the half dozen Poles who set out with him were safe. «T left Poland because I got word! that my immunity as a member of the government. would be taken) om me, and that I and two other, Jeputies would be taken before a military court and sentenced to death,” he said. “I thought it better that I sscape, because otherwise some of my ad herents would have taken revenge, and’ that would have led to unnecessary bloodsh Unshaven and obviously near ex-

nated government in Warsaw, went | \

where his. wife has been living. I

word that I was to be tried before \

safe,” he said. “Then I came in!

haustion, Mr, Mikolojczyk made a, 8 Hl : ® . hausion, Mer. Moores mace Beyfflag Indiana Justice

companied him in his flight Hy led hi ight ..from of his cell as the leaves fell.one by one in the jail house yard.

RW os oped 1 —Everybody Gives’ See Victory

{the slayer, who broke through a rear door and’siashed.the 68-year- (An Editorial)

old .clubwoman's throat, D ASPITE dfizzling rain and the distraction of a munic- : b 15t sale he wat tistid-that the ipa) election, there was great enthusiasm today among In Hot Contest , the 7000 volunteer workers who Started the formal Com-

[through a lonely field. in back of the house. munity Fund campaign to raise $1,279,200. for 1948, Candidates Wind Up ~ . Hunt Black Coat, ‘Wallet . & . o It .®asg” hoped the search might Mayor George L. Denny i the workers at Vigorous Campaigns their first noon luncheon, emphasizing the importance of | Bv NOBLE REED

5, : re also produce a glove, a black coat, Es a wallet or other items missing’ attaining this objective if the community is to continue More than 100,000 voters

Deputy sheriffs today ‘were investigating possible connection of & Chere can be no doubt but that the volunteer workers here between 6 a. m. and 6

juny, Siary-taded bulges “Rulle will heed Campaign Chairman Fermor S. Cannon's plea | p.m. tomorrow in the first E . 8 3 “" a : to “do your utmost to make the drive a success.” |all- city election in 18 years.

A itl 3 bart St. and Southern Ave, to the : i murder. The knife was found this The only doubt can be whether the citizens who bene- A bitterly fought mayor |alty campaign between Al Feeney,

morning by Mrs. Bertha Kuntz, : . . ‘ 2559 Hobart St. as she walked be- fit by the work of these agencies—and they touch almost " every home will respond to the plea that everybody con- mocrat, and” William H. Wemy | mer, Republican, wound up with &

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side the road within two blocks of ' the Merrifield home. tribute generously. » When one considers that sly. . side a $6 . : $5 con |week-efid barrage of statements,

Meanwhile, a combined city- vil , | county~state. detective, team soruti- tribution amounts to only 10 cents per Red Feather radio speeches and party © it is obvious that individual gifts must be as large Ation pressure in all sections of the

| 1 { i | nized severdl clues, hoping te un- agency, { ! cover a new lead. as one can afford. : Tests of a butcher knife in the . / ty | city. Every contribution is an investment in commnity , ‘Both Wemmer supporters , and

kitchen showed that blood and fingerprints had been wiped away. welfare. Give... and give generously, so that the world | Democratic leaders ab Feaney-for-‘A long black hair clutched in her i]] know that Indiana olis is alive to it d d_| [ Mayor headquarters expressed ocon~ hand still is being tested, to de- p 0 Its civic needs and | fdence in victory. termine whether it belonged to a does not ignore them. “1. Xn spite of theiincreased public vi |interest manifest during the ‘past

SHANG: MIND din TIMES — Rolo Aopag has Ft. Wayne police man or a woman. mystifi entenced to die in the electric chair, he has changed his mind several Rack bf Clues HAMPUHIE 7000 L J |few. days, more than 50,000 of the ack of Clues Hampering aunch Fund Drive | 91.000 voters eligible to cast bal-

lack of a definite motive was {lots, probably will not go to the

times. He was convicted of murdering three women. 3 mtr —————S etn . still the biggest stumbling block, Local Fier Tests oi nro = With $1,279,200 as 48 Goal =, oo.

The Swange Case ‘of Ralph Lobesyghe | tually ruled out. Although the coat and wallet were taken, investigators' Mayor Takes Part i in Kick-Off Luncheon Today; total Hoses ot hebweent 26400

Man of Man es Me . y Confessions Armed Thunderjet 2: 255m trent AL. Campaign Will Close - Nov. 19 | percentage of eligible voters for any

They theorized the coat might have The 28th annual Community Find drive opened here today ‘and | *l*¢ been worn by the slayer to cover|7000 workers began an intensive campaign “to attain the 1948 goal of | oth Sides fo Watch Polls

it i had gilising before ied S od : . Finds Plane’ $ Gun | bloodstainéd clothing, and the other: $1,279 200, d Jj : home x Ar pi Bouin enfenc fo Death After He Said He | 3 | items ‘taken to make the crime ap- Mayor: Denny participated in the kick-off Junehi t | no Fapublicas wnafDemousie “Now I only want to sleep.” | Killed 3 Women; Now He Sqys t He Didn't Work aot 600 MPH pear the work of a prowier. Cepifal YMCA. The campaign closes Nov. 19° * = = mare a avoigtne, AF opm of 2» te {rman ir ; eu “Phe Air Force ioday Teveaied:that - A Search. is sul being made for ~ PFust reports of preliminary collections in the drive were made | irregularities in balloting through. “ Mahuses Gamtiient = | The strange case of Ralph Lobaugh, the man of many , confessions, |an Indianapolis pilot is in charge ® Red Csb driver who asked direc< at the meeting today. . = = out the 312 city precincts. ould 210k comuen’ on teporia hs baMing detectives, proseculors, judges and psychiatrists. Did Lo- (of firing tests on the P-84 Thunder- {ons to the Merifield address from Special gifts division along with COMMUNITY FUND DRIVE | “Satabers wil be at every. Poise Sovermment in ext At a Jo die Jn We hue moment He angle | ies De ised. ET hee Ti oi Sheok \thoss. of Jndustry and. Anance dnd. place : Juling time e At one! did and then says he didn’t. Today lewis, Times staff writer, fightéf has pass ing 4 Ho “ENWHiiie-GOWH Town GIvikions have tem ORNS sosaniiiyer suse ROMY. | oopiaiputions whi Sal a time Poa vere in | Sloss into the background that has led to this amasing series of has been pronounced ready tor Was’ dispatched to PY area, [at work during the past two weeks CLORES .......ccverss.. No¥. 18 ljang are spurious listings. June ‘confessions and repudiations: - 4 comint at speud; faster than 600 ‘Mystery Woman’ Hinted lon preliminary. solicitation. A0AL E unneig shnrneni Phy 219.200 | Prosecutor Judson IL. Stark “anid = By RICHARD LEWIS Si miles per hours : Also being sought is a “mystery Duffield to Preside | T— his staff of deputies will be assigned | elher ymi e SRL Me! 4 Times Staff Writer {* The pilot is Lt. William A. Kruge, woman” seen fleeing from the! Hugh Duffield. presided ai the umcheons the general YMA inl ye “make & careful check” of ‘all FT WAYNE, Nov. 3—The condemned man stared out of the window Son of Mr. and Mrs. A. W, Kruge, drivewsy about the time of the kick-off session. (The Rev. Ralph "oR. fynd workers pay for their| reports of irregularities. killing. Two women peddlers who Presbyterian Chutch took part inoW0 meals. “Evidence of fraud will be sub«

A dark 940 Bazil St. The 31-year-old pilot | | mitted to the grand jury,” he said.”

4/8nd armament expert enlisted 12) were in the vicinity are being held, the program. Workers Present Pageant

Photographers, Warsaw, other than to TTT were >, 8 They were J. say. hey) beard was beginning to show on his gaunt face beneath his untrimme ut ok the d ut neither answ } Party officials, their wives, and Mr. "2%, of black, wavy hair. Jeary Se phar Seing graduated thm, ie Sestription The drive thix year will support’ Workers in Red Feather services| Issue Final Statements ~ Mikola jczyk’s secretary. Ralph!” He turned and squinted. : 4, ; ayia ig 80 e y Police 44 Red Feather agencies. which of- presented a h " Eilers czy “You killed those Women, didn’t you?” is stationed at Wright Field; O. as Mrs, Sally Johnson, 62,.of 109 prese pageant depicting the| Both Mr. Wemmer and Mr. Fee Mrs, Mikolajesyk first heard of : ou ied ) y a TE ro tie ey uN. New Jersey St.’ and: Mis. Sarah) {fer family service, child care, health work of their organizations in a Ney issued final statements in their her husband's arrival from reporters.. «yo, mean—you just said youdid, | into the Kokomo police station/last oa; answer to criticism that Amer- Mallett, 50, of 116 N. New Jersey jarvis, 4 v ne escaped Pigpam Jeviefduy Mula: Tem. campaifor wunced: Hundreds gathered around the vo. didn’t actually, did you?” June and confessed to the unsolved .a'g jet fighters eculd not fire their St, are being held on charges of BRracey ul ng or: youth and ple. Local radio’ riainers were, Mr. Wemmer devoted his to a de~ ’ cottage where she has lived in rural 2 miirders of three Pt. Wayne ‘wome lv d fail lother community services. 'also on the program. . |nunciation of support. from “gam- ~~ seclusion for the last "| “Naw. I didn’t do those murders.” 3 . ay; Diguns at the speeds for which they|vagrancy and failure to have ped.; Other campaign groups will meet, -Fermar 8. O bling interests.” sates on for the yea’, “Why did you &id? during the war.. He said he Was| were designed io operate. ‘dler's license. They were placed inext Wednesday and Friday to re-ipaign chai Sak ¢ Sunery am He told a church group last ri 1 say you did?” rman, urg workers toi re oup a in to The EE ni that TI just like to hand people a line. BE ne Tumse en 52 Per Cunt Faster Hes oid a hearing 10- port their first week's progress. ‘All{“do your utmost to make the drive| night: “I-would much prefer not to - Ppesz Mr, Mikolajczyk was der the pro-: Makes me feel sort of good. I would! wife, Oma, 43. The USAP revealed thai the, "meetings will ‘be hed fottowing| 4 Micces. | be be elected Mayor if my election de1 un pi hive t lack H ThHunderjet's six guns were fest- | i ~ | pended upon wi alii agement and Mr of British law, enjoyed tne ave -confessed the Black Dahlia e was taken to Pt. Wayne oi 0i:50 per cent faster than Fr h Shi u. Ss: ! | to Harold R. . normal freedom of this country, murder, but that was too damn far where he wrote out a full confes- ns. teed on atroraft in: the last enc ip evio et [0 ject Recommend Raise ian n Road. The and was at liberty to engage :n to travel just to-confess a murder,” sion, ‘Fwo days later, he repudiated BUNS ; Use 5 He stressed the importance of the Do | whatever activity he chose so long| rw ow it. war, 80 Tons of Go Id In Chicago. Rents [oes vers ot sovernment mi : ne . be) he kept the peace. “®! THIS is Ralph: Lobaugh, 31. His Since then he has béen making The airforce said that the P-84 WASHINGTON, Nov. (UP) , [determine what Kind of gow apt rs. Ott Strock, ] ish. embassy. Spok said C4¢ has Ft. Wayne in an uproar. and repudiating confessions with qualified for‘ ‘operational service" in France's badl de LOM ete ere Trem TON, Nov, § (UP... ihe city Will have 4Uring: thy: ny rtain with a on doubted: that Mr. enna 2yk! Lobaugh is the man who walked' regularity. {Bring tests at he Repubile avaum| lo, = y-deplejes Nn of e Chicago Advisory Rent Board 100 YoORs- . % b 0! t at rm e, ar credit 0! omm m mma. Ne would stay long in England, He Demanded the Right to Plead Guilty | where 1t was but. a VOI Cramton ly ced] OO re mii dole pan (048. secommendad to the hLNTK pip campaign program id S, % 5 3 | : McNairy, 3963 i The exile Poles here are Door, HE HAS been tested by Dr. Leonardo Keeler, inventor of the lie: The Air Force aiso announced Omgcjal French sources revealed sion of Chevrolet. body: plant here, eipedites $18 per cant acrase th-| radio tonight. : and have no influence, but ‘injdetector and famous Chicago criminologist. Dr. Keeler's tests ap- fhat a new order for $15 million (ha the 10,000-ton crulser Georges expected to increase production -gg| 08rd rent increase for some-500,000 Says Wemmer to Be ‘Puppet’ will be mar- i America they have wealth and wide! peared to confirm the confession, according to Ft. Wayne police. worth of the planes was given tly aveies, which reached this coun- Per céal, has been completed, com- rental units in the Chicago area. ng peeney commented on the Robert Strah-— & infinence,” the spokesman said. He has been examined by two Pt. Wayne psychiatrists, Dr. H. C. Republic. The order brings to 550|try Saturday—carried about 80 tons' pany officials announced The area embraces Cook, Lake, ,nnouncement of Henry E. Ostrom, Ir. and Mrs i “We éxpect him to 80 there after Dunstone and. Dr. Howard C. Steliner. They found him legally sane, the number of fast operational air- of wrench gold for exchange for Harry Glass, plant m er ’. has Dupage and Kane counties. county Republican chairman, tha! rf, Lebanon, G constltations with his followers but possessing a “psychopathic personality.’ craft scheduled for delizery. When american dollars. The official U. 2. arranged P ok made 10-13. The recommendation would not|, = iy resign Gon h . * 3 here.” Last week-end, while awaiting the —— ere the present backlog is met. probably! price for goid is $35 an ounce. at a tic and employees’ apply W e 300,000 other regia-|y, . iociion, - oy ate miscellaneous ~~ § , |sanity hearing in December which Robert A. Buhier, over whose pro- about 650 to 700 of the planes Will The cruiser's mission ostensibly families will be taken on a tour of vergd eh al units whaty tenga als. wy, 16" cuppa, resigns as anrilyn Spencer, 5 Former Sen. Watson's [was to precede his trial, Lobaugh tests he had pleaded guilty. have B been bulit. had been the transportation of athe buildings at Holly and “Henry yeu y Nave agreed 10.4 15 per oenl,,,, 4° 5 hand-picked a Mrs. Glenn : Co di . ed fell into another of his confessional “1 didn't do those murders,” he . _ “valuable collection of French tapes-| Sts nejune, would make it b ywnsburg,. on : ndition Improv moods. He wrote a letter to Circuit said calmly. “I'm not guilty. I just lurien: or exhibition at. the Metro-| oh ou This was the biggest rent increase mer ing i Speasi le for Wemhome of Mrs. | WASHINGTON, Nov. 3 (UP), — Judge William H. Schannen de. Wanied fo get out of here." Kil politan . Museum of Ari beginning dition of 280,000 1 ee we — SeOmmendaten Sogeived by the) ted.” Mr. (fea rs i Gray St. Mrs, Condition of former Sen. James £. manding the right to plead guilty Iobaugh’s reversal of his guilty Nov. 22. space, giving the Tel orn A Tu at ee Ra (ar my opponent has never had the Claire Anne Watson of Indiana improved over immediately and “get it over with.” plea began to reinforce the popular It was Indicated that the old commercial body division 150,000, The Taw nn teil In _¥ on courage to repudiate any of the the week-end. Judge Schannen granted the re- suspicion here the man didn’t know! § le ine Oe may have come from’ the French square feet under-one roof V Te ay erits A voluniasy er fir COMP a ven for Miss His datghter; Mrs. Ernest Oross, quest. On Lobaugh's insistence of What he was saying. |hoard once hidden’ at Martinique. Th 5 . ’" y ses ex- C : 4 oe Ap! e is organimarried Nov, { paid she and four members of the ,.. uilt, Judge Schannen passed “For a while” said Mr. Buhl Some $383 million of the precios e program which began in ‘ending until the end of 1943. sation’s eadership,” he said. nklin Vestal vamily visited him at Garfield H g g p la . " er, JERUSALEM, Nov. (UP)-- metal was stored there during ihe Sept. 1945 includes ‘new office It also was the first rent in- It is a tug of war between : pital here. sentence. He condemned Lobaugh : aug ad me: convinced. he |Masked youths today Ee into the war to k it falli building, cafeteria, personnel biild- Crease recommendation involving Republican factions over who con-n-shower to- to-die in the electric chair at Mich-'did it. Now I'm convinced he’s not, ap Yom la'ling i ima, , Cottage and Mr, Watson, 84, suffered internal, ho 1 ible f | Jerusalem. home of Sgi. Shalom German hands. ing, serap baling unit, cover truck- one of the nation's largest cities. trols my opponent.” he said. "*X terday in. the hemorrhages Oct. 12.. His condi- igen 5, 194. ut: elore suntise DR * lor What he Yd t Gurevitz, of the Criminal Investi- : | loading docks, paint mixing labora- Chicago 15 the second largest city predict that regular Republicans ge W. Vestal 3 tion had been reported “very seri- i, ae A hy re ; o gation Division of Palestine police, Satira’s Trial Delayed tory snd power plant addition, in the nation. _ will register their disgust at the : ous” for several ral days. THE DAY after he was sentenced, P ? sous thrust his wife aside, and shot him i ANA. Nov. 3: (UP)-‘The .. polis by throwing the whole gang der trial of Patricia (Batira) Firemen Borned by Oil Radio Talk ‘Gets on. and sleaning house for Jutire campaigns.”

Singer Reports Theft

| Lobaugh_ ¢ called” “Torhis-. aitorney, (Continued on Page 1—Column 4) to death. " Police -authorities atigibuted the 1 was stalled a gain today GREEN/BAY, Wis. Now, 3 (UP) Rise Out of Feene Tw t |assassination of 8Sgi” Gurevitz 10 when the court ordered an adjourn- Six firemen and an smployee of the y o veteran Democratic ecamAl Peeney, Democratic mayoralty, paigners, former Gov. Hemry

[oo V cr pr : Of Gems Worth $10,000 ussia eject s an the Jewish underground. He was $ e Jew undergroun e WAS ment until Nov. 14. Miss Schmidt, Hudson Sharp Machine Co, | ndidate. lost ‘two hours of sleep !Schricker and former Mayor Régi«

caker ll neti om = mo For Splitting U Hol el Tt Ge ese on ih . we Police! (slaying John ster Mee, Chicago!vat exploded and | er, associate | that she had lost $10,000 worth of r p o Py y an police work. socialite. | hot fos Ad sprayed Shem wity He thought he was scheduled to Caniiiued ‘en Page - lan 3 ’ jewels in Chicago’ 5 A band of masked youths cor- make a radio talk at 6:45 a. m. He polis Times, The stage and vs lop iri Calls for British Withdrawal by Jan. |] doned off Sgt. Gurevitz' house and | Ni SS Chi of, 3 set. his alarm for 6 a. m.-in order Dark, Drizzly Day Peder When Wal sarsding the \uliea- in. &- ual Asks UN‘ Rule Palestine for Year several tof "Shiu MDMA, gai azi ie Aides [10 Jp She yupahviunent Case e 8 by ursday after- ouse lato \Saiurday night while 8B. . yp.BING. N.Y, Ntvi3 (UP) Bultis today elated the. American C0), SUM. Pulling BUAY ils nen a a She To Greet Voters house. Mr. | fouls 1 Ber hotel from the Oxienital, foryyilarfor- United ‘Natitns partition of Palestine. RD trowel 0 Sat re cen ence oO ang a check of the time showed 5:30 LOCAL TEMPERATURES Il be “It Is § ap g. The Boviets submitted & plan of its own calling for British with- i x ¢ 7 1 s i Bhe discovered the loss an hour! Gurevitz' chest. 1 Oo h F nd Ti a. m.—he had #et his alarnt* an am. 0am. .:...50 o ] atiar vel § to her hotel. drawal W- Jan, 1 be folloved by & year of United Nations Security One suspect was arrested 4 Others Fou Guilty of War Ctimes, hour too early, by mistake. kam... 47 1am 51 DServance o : : Council rule over oly Land. Palestine authqrit tightened Then, he le 8am. ..48 12 (Neon). . 52 nd Armistice | Times es Index J The Soviet proposals were laid before the United Nations Ged airy i wt i gael Given Terms by u. 5. Tribunal at Nuernber u was ~eheduled ee Se fam . 49 lpm... 38 sted by Mrs, | - — Assembly's Palestine Partition Buby {> ‘| whose governments supported ‘the NUERNBERG, Nov. 3 (UP)-Lt. Gen, Oswald Pohl, former admin- | of 6:45. . . m, ae National -De- ! Amusements... 8 "8 |Movies ...... ~-.. 8lcommittee by Soviet Delegate Sem- The Soviet plan was disclosed at propossi--to partition Palestine: at istrative chief of the Nazis 88 and three of his assistants were convicted A dark, drizzly election day was airman, and Sadie An, AR 18 | Obituaries ««-. 6/yon Tsarapkin. 'a closed meeting of the Palestine the United Nations meeting. of war crimes today and sentenced to be hanged : "Funeral Ardoded y tomcat a ovens, ‘wet ay Nas Vhirter, hon- . 14! Dr. O'Brien ...14| Mr Tsarapkin flatly turned 40%D, ybcommittee. But authoritative A: new barbed ‘wire: fence was Fourteens of the former Nazis were found guilty of wai -orimes, and 9 |prevailed in Indianapolis and vie 0g : Classified . 1m] Fi C. Othman 10, ithe’ American blueprint’ for creat- strung around ‘the American con- crimes against humanity. For Gridiron Player |cinity today were to continue will be pre- | Comics ....../31 Patterns ......15 ing independent Arab and Jewish |" said it represented flat FTCE George: Lerner, 88 supply chiel: -Pranz Erienschmalz, 88 admin: py Os ti den. Singers” Seugaward nh 'Radio ........21 states in Palestine on next July 1 Tejection of the American pian ia, es : istrative official, and Karl Sommer, i PT. WAYNE, Ind., Noy. 3. (UP) th School. A { Editorials ....12 RUATK -...... 10 and leaving Great Britainin charge|transform Palestine into two inde- {W680 olicer who haodied. slave) nience..and. Hans Fostner, §8 Funeral services were arranged to- The weatherman sid the eotdls | t 1:30 p.m, Fashions .....14 Scherrer ......127of the territory until then. pendent states without any “transi- How fo Vote Ce [iabor allocations, received the deaiir”! finance officer, was pentenced to 10 day for Kenneth Elder, 16-year-old tion Wh caused by & whrm air mass gram... - y Forum .......13 Bide Glances, 12 Russia, he seid, wants Britain to tion”, period. On Machi ' penalty with Pohl, ears. Central Catholic High School foot- MOvIng in high from the south over. tea hour will . ] Meta Sven. +14 Bossy, «ooo 13 get out by the first of the year and] ‘Tsarapkin's plan provided “that " Jaa ines the vot! The verdicts were handed down a “pon Wa found. guilty of playing frail mayor, wiv. Wa accidentally! 2 oul dusts | hic gn 8, ‘chairman; i Holly wood ..... | Sports + 16-1Tlurn over responsibility for Pales- the British would havé three or ine 1 hog by an American war crimes tribu- AJOr Tole in sxtermingtng: oly Ray es, vice chair- 3 ; Hoover. . .12 |Stranahan' . H Hine to » United’ Nak ” - Your ths "to pull their 80,000 machine n tomorrow's elec~ al. In by Robert Toms, De- centiation camp. inmates, in de-! The boy was fatally wounded | . Little change in temperature mes Batman, | Inside Indpls. 10 Teen Talk ....15 yon consisting of the 11 nations of troops out of Palestime;” baginning tion “is _expléined by The |. oi “yon hee of the defend- stroying the Warsaw ghetto, in fur- While, he and tno tesmmates, Bd. (coset 00 TOY wa 2, Harry A. Dan. Kidney ,:13| Teen Topics... 5 the United Nations security coun- Jan. 1, 1043, and wind up their ad: Times today in Plctures, |. yere soquitted. | nishing concentration. camp prison-| Ward Cameron, 15. wnd Bemarg since no cold wave Wag Seen me lam Whaley. L Ruth Millett. .14| Weather Map 3 he = text and sample ballots. : ; oH ers to the 88 for ‘medical experi- Prioritto, 16, were target shooting immediate future. 4 fou | I 3 Ro Red hs te wt rt a |p | i mw So sha en a oa Gah oh " of pol : . other "valuabl es from Jews before tim was standing near a ‘target on pected to of 52 : preside: at responsible to the council, where date itself should end officially on "Tern te Page 11 <7 } Heing Karl Pansiai. S8 personnel their murder and appropriating|s tree When s bullet struck: him, [ to" n-low of 48 tonight. nd J whist, Tecoived” 3, 25-year i rh Te En EE Ur

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