Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 December 1948 — Page 2

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= worked ‘with Mr. Chambers: dur-{would: be required under the. terms, airplane crash. Saturday near

. Sround i Washington. . Karl ice-making E. Mundt (R. 8. D.) said three. facilities installed by the Coli- Tex. to Venice when his plane said four.

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Wanted as Witnesses; ‘Addresses Unknown |

WASHINGTON, Dec. 8 (UP) — House . investigators trying to

rnment secrets for ex-Red Chambers today ques-| tioned two mystery witnesses in' closed session. One of the witnesses, Wetore) she was whisked away from reporters by attaches of the UnAmerican Activities Committee! identified herself as Eunice A. Lincoln, She said she was a gov-' ernment. employee. She appeared to be about 50. - Reporters were unable to get the name of the other witness, a white-halred man of medium g height. The withesses appeared % to be acquainted with each other. 3 Meanwhile, the committee was looking for two former governs ment officials accused of steal-

. Scatcely had Deputy Harry Foxworthy ing government documents for, turned over the $2000 which thieves overlooked to Mrs. Lora Weak | , Mr. Chambers, when he was &| (right) before it was on its way to a bank. "No more hiding money

"Never again

Com ist 37 A tourief In. 18 ang) at home, said Mrs. Weak. Identity Withheld Committee members conferred Fa Di } ; Di earlier in secret with George air irec ors 0 ISCUSS : Morris Fay, district attorney for the District of Columbia, and T 4 f C li L Alex M. Campbell, chief of the rans er 0 0 iseum ease Vines Department's eriminal di Cancellation Option Would Require Purchase The committee refused to name Of $50,000 in Equipment From Present Lessee 3he aocuntd Sormer- amelie. Rep} The State Fair Board will open a two-day session tomorrow, they have not yet been found. to discuss the possibility of leasing the huge Fair Grounds Coliseum He added that the committee does to a new promotion enterprise after next May 1. A hot how ey addresses. or The Coliseum, for the past 10 years, has been under lease to the| resent occupations. i The two former officials ware Coliseum Cosy. a Stages 9 Sons Be A Sa Skim among a group of three or four, oCKey and other sports and ente nmen a 8 who were alleged to have kept! Recently it was learned Anton Mr. Chambers supplied with Hulman Jr. Terre Haute business secret government documents for| executive and sportsman --who al S 01 the use of Soviet Intelligence owns the Indianapolis Motor ‘agents. Alger Hiss, former State| Speedway, was interested in leas-| ~ Department official, is the only ing the Coliseum for similar gif ictim Live Here one who has been named and poses he is not scheduled to testify "Must Buy Equipment » The present lease was made - Mr. and Mrs. Logan Kitley, R. Some Confusjon {10 years with the present opera- R. 9, Box 269, are en route to There was some confusion tors given the option of renewing Venice, Cal, to assist in making among committee members as to for another five years. Should funeral arrangements for their the exact number of former offi- board decide to exercise its rights| clals who were sald to have'to cancel May 1, however, it son, Jesse Kitley, who died in an

ing his admitted career as a of the agreement to purchase Phoenix, Ariz. member of a Communist under- approximately $50,000 worth of Mr, Kitley, owner of an airport equipment and other!in Venice, was flying from Dallas,

Rep. Richard M. Nixon (R. Cal.) |[seum Corp. {crashed in fog-covered mountains

Rightwingers |

|* By ALBERT RAVENHOLT | | SHANGHAI, China, Dec. 8—

ito settle old scor the ultra-

{strongboys of the CC (Chen

iprisoned more than 300 teachers, /laor union leaders, postal works

{1500, including Chinese officials {of higher rank.

gangster-llke henchmen of the,

{2 a. m. Armed CC-clique squads

300 ected By Kuomintang

Party Opens Drive On Opposition Chiefs

Times Foreign Correspondent In an apparent last-hour attempt

{rightwing cliques of the Kuomin{tang party here are making mass

Inight arrests of possible oopost 3

tion, leaders. |

On the grounds of “seeking out communist agents,” special armed |

Brothers) clique last week im-

ers and newspaper reporters. The blacklist of those slated for the .next Shanghai arresi-| wave reportedly totals more than

Fear Murder Wave Liberal leaders fear that the!

{CC clique intend to murder these middlefof-the-road men and womlen before they themselves flee ito Formosa to escape the Communists. The 300 imprisoned last week were taken from their homes at

from the euphemistically named “Workers Welfare Bureau,” sometimes accompanied by police, refused to tell relatives. where their husbands, sons and daughters were to be imprisoned. The arrests were the payoff In| the inside struggle among nation-| alist bosses in Shanghai. The! rightwing Kuomintang party | strongmen reportedly want to]

work with the Communists. Nationalist military Romer. headed by Woosung | garrison commander, Gen. Hsuan | Tih-Wu, refused to arrest middle-of-the-road leaders unless shown | proof of their Communist con- | nection. : Clique Wins | But the CC-clique, under the direction of the smooth-talking, ‘m0 ral-rearmament. advocate, Chen Li-Fu, who returned from! the United States three months AFO-WOR- OU,» Last week they engineered Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek

Orvall Pratt, secretary-mana- near the Arizona-California borAll were named by Mr. Cham- ger of the state fair, said the der. He was 30. bers at an executive session of ‘board would spend some time: A lieutenant junior grade in| coming season the Navy with three years of day night. Mr. Hiss and one other familiarizing new members with service, Mr. Kitley had lived the: worked in the State Department details of the contract. Friday, past three years in California

but the employment record of the he said, prospective new bidders, following his discharge. He was directed by this city’s Kuomin-|

including Mr. Hulman's represen- graduated from Franklin Town-| tatives if they want to appear, ship High School and attended! may be called in to discuss what'Butler University. they have in mind for use of the In addition to his parents, he is| , Dec, 8 (UP)—None{Coliseum. survived by his wife, Mrs. Myrtle Mr, Pratt said the board prob- Kitley, Venice, and five brothers, Kitley, Summittville;

others was not revealed.

that today ably would not make a final des|Dale

papers (Tokyo Time) was the seventhiicision on what to do with the Charles Kitley, LeSummit, Mo.,!|

versary .of the Japanesé at-|/Coliseum until after the first of and John, Paul and David Kitley,! tack on Pear! Harbor. __{the year, (ndianapolis. z A

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{into replacing the old garrison | {commander with a new, more co-operative general, Chan TaChing. The Shanghai purge is being:

{tang party boss, Fang Chih, who is notorious for his gangster, | methods, Liberal leaders, .“warned by | friends that their names are on | the blacklist, have left their homes and are hiding out with | | friends and relatives,

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