Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 November 1948 — Page 5

FRIDAY, NOV. 19, 1048 : So . THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

15 More Nazis Credits Flying Aids for Airlift Success [Red Cross Adopts Homeless K-9 Hero(11 Daylight

§ . 3 . By JACK THOMPSON observed the airlift in operation./ulated that the many new air Saves Spaniel s Life

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shot off overseas, Flash was In| mpg case contained some 700/In Double : ' number of similar executions|tions and familiarize himself with serye with the Red Cross and sh(iy,e gpeiter because he didn’t have ppgiarnar rings © ces cin y Holdup

the new developments the experts a X {offer to civil defense authorities Police today were seeking t here. say will affect the entire aviation] D-COMINGTON, Nov. 19 — Monday by Judge Q. Austin East, To; “og “of the chapters|® DOM: many of them diamond set, Y Nofe secking tHe

eerste, teen-age youths who robbed two it to inquire par- ranging in value from $1 to $48. The Germans were convicted of world of the future. Several members of the Fern Hilll who directed |disaster relief organization. . ns . men of $15 il ing concentration camps pris}: Other Brass Here Nudist Club are to appear today|ticularly into possible contribu-| ppg officials of the Indian- Hike British Rations George Wells, 805 E. 34th St. $15, a bilifold and ring

last night near the fire station oners by gross brutality and of He was accompanied by Gordon before the Monroe County grand ting to the delinquency of chil apolis chapter, realizing the im-| LONDON, Nov. 19 (UP)-—Min- a salesman, placed the case on

at Sherman Drive and E. Michigan the slaying of Amerjeas airmen ov an assistant secretary of jury, spokesmen for the. club have|gren in the club activities. portance of an effective civil de-lister of Food John Strachey an- the floor by a desk when he went ga ‘who parachuted from planes dis- >

{the Army, and high ranking offi- revealed. While declining to comment onifense organization in the event of nounced today there would be Sut 16 unch i. She desk abled over Germany. lcers including Maj. Gen. F. H.| Club members are resisting of-|the activities of the grand jurors,|atomic bombing or other enemy|extra rations of sugar, tea and ; Te ~The court in which they were Heileman, chief of transportation|ficial efforts aimed at forcing Monroe County Prosecuting At-|action, direct all its resources be|sweets for the British this Christ-| Description Doesn’t Match convicted did not recognize as an for the Army. them to abandon their 164-acre|torney Robert McCrea said that{made available to those in charge mans. But he said there would be] He discovered it missing when excuse for their acts the allega-| The tall, scholarly Washington/heavily wooded nudist camp near several subpoenas for out-of-town |of planning for civil defense,” J.|500 fewer tons of turkeys because he returned at 2:45 p. m. tion that they were merely car-lofficial with graying hair and an|here. ; {persons had been issued through|F. Carroll, chapter chairman, mone were being imported from| Employees who were in the rying out the orders of higher iron-gray mustache said he had' The grand jury was impaneled his office. said yesterday. Nazis. rir ——— Sa mi— re m— a ——— tain aria nm — A ——————— . — List 2 Executions AL ———————

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The victims, Clifton Payton, 32, of 3719 E. Michigan St., and John Sauer, 37, of the same address, said the two bandits wore sports coats and one was armed. They

escaped in a car which was the Argentine. office at all times told police itiparked nearby,

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troop member who beat an American with a wrench and super-| vised his death by shooting. |

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Herman Helbig, 45, S. S. master A sefgeant in charge of Buchen- \ a wald crematorium, who received - extra liquor and cigarets for acting as official hangman. Josef Kestel, 44, S. S. master sergeant who fatally beat Buch-| enwald inmatés working in a stone quarry. . | Max Schobert, 43, S. S. major| and deputy Buchenwald com-| mander who kicked and beat in-| mates and set his dog on them. | Hans Wolf, 46, inmate and] trusty of a Buchenwald sub-camp| where he beat inmates, many of| whom died. * Isidor Klumpp, 55, party block leader at Weisenbach who ad-| mitted he beat at least one Allied! flier with a wooden club and then! directed a subordinate to shoot the airman. | Franz Koffer, 30, Mauthausen guard who killed at least 17 inmates by driving them into the electric fence surrounding the

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frequently caused them to con-| ss see iL rr tract diseases causing their P 2 7 7 4 deaths. 4 eee a) | = 5 , The hangings were completed | 4 ’ : = > at 6:10 a. m. (Indianapolis time),| _— after they had been delayed an hour while authorities found a chaplain to perform religious duties for the condemned men.

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