Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 October 1948 — Page 11

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J The 15 editors. and publishers Moat of them are young for the berger, editor of Die Wandlung, h: ord : -! : semnar were carefully se-\jobs they hold. Richter, one of a magazine published in Heidel-(E "Hams ie” To Stu Methods i n u. S. iesten by, the military A Hr the mast Impressive, is 36. berg, is PW Karsun Feel They Are Being Given Opportunity ones. The yardstick whe. ttioe, e Tages STE % the large Few miuc To Show They Are Not Puppets 3 Communism plus proven love for American-licensed p ape r, " 9, tatie experience Delare the war. ) S. BURTON HEATH, NEA Start Correspondent democracy; ability As Joutualists; Eugen Kogon, publisher of. Frank- ; pers tS Kony a - EF ME e Blin fire, and. encourage the. English-language press in Germany lawarded, to pr Stu ts at But-lto criticize Soviet’ faults, ‘he™invited the Hcensed German- language ler Unt ity for the fall -{press to ‘go. along. i por i ta fall acmay. * Felix Richter; editor. of Supddeutsche, Aigemeing, 2 newspaper » # These Posts range trom work tn |P lished in. Pforzheim, ii Wurttemberg-Eaden, decided not to Ac-

t re . ® science laboratories ‘to assisting dhe invitation., He told} _{dencé of our readers. But they {decision in an editorial that ex still are suspicious 4g in various offices in the school. [plained his reasons, . Rotary laboratory assistants as an- “The German people have been ‘Just a Puppet’ NEW ORLEANS [poner inciue Miss Virsinia-Lamer.|(6d Propaganda for years” hel «I felt and sald that if. now, : ror, Stanley Lamersqn, Robert 'Keyler,(Says. “The new German press iniwe joined: the Americans in cons!

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BEAUTE ARTES of Indianapolis, and Margaret Chenoweth, In the 800 block of E. 56th St. (the editors are sitting in on daily Un City, " , 14 SCUSS mio, C1 anaes she, was attacked by a slim discussion groups led by Ameri

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| office. ke and fled before she could|specialists in different branches | I" Student assistants in the history te y [ment tel ude Ear NPI, Edgar Ber ge) the lead pipe Next time she/of the work, [Rithard #iges, aul Esther Hoffman, £083 out unescorted,” Mrs. Bain| I was privileged to talk to one| ei Nite Hoven “Ries Eiomuhres | L0Md police, she'll carry a Weaver of these sessions. Before it, I vis-| | Fie. Miss Mllen Mighell, Yorkville, INI.. pige, but in Der Jana, & ited for several ‘hours with differ- X ys te 4 Man's ELGIN van Quant, West ent German editors. I doubt that| 1 [d's BULOVA, UT) AMweBlovA gags. ob Luvs GRUEN. i @A4 77) & Mums ELGIN gr dgolomiiusaiiniy Bap POL ICE said her Attack WiSlone could go through such an ex-| wafine jeweled movement. $ J fine jeweled movement. J jewel precision watch. ate 1 versit y cafeteria include Charles Mills, St described as being abgut 18, five perience—having in mind the pre-| ' | Joseph, , and Miss Jeanne Gillum,|feet 10 inches tall] 140 pounds, war background of the German! Winchester. | _ Boisen. Jibrarian. has a _|sandy halred and was wearing a press and, for that matter, of the nounced the appointment of srx uder (tan Jacket. Continental press as a whole— | assistants in the libraiy. They include Shortly before Mrs. Bain was without feeling’ that there is a!

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anapolis;"and Miss Lulu Conn, New Castle, ( | Student assistants in the zeology lab- tried to grab the purse of Rose [oratories as announced by Dr. Nathan |NTary Sapp, 16, of 5132 Roslyh

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