Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 April 1949 — Page 20

ROE SS oe ee uaa Co WE PIANAPOLI FE ee _ pinky re. 801 { \rmy. [) Denies Using Strong-Arm, Third Degree Tactics On Russell Bid in Germany 1 Blu

Be {= 0, Chief Says Defendant Agreed ‘in Writing’ {Farm “questioned” in a mysterious ordered it closed, but he depled wards said Mr. Chandler was not addition, there is the ‘CIC—Coun- /him. Gen. Clay kept him. But, He cited a recent speech:by nis DAR

farm house 10 miles from Frank-ithere was anything sinister about a CID agent, but a civifan ‘em- ter.Intelligence Corps—which a boss, Maj. Gen, Edwin P. Parker, He Could Be Returned If He Fled : In + it. He denied that men were beat- ployee of Gen. Clay. His recerds r=utel is not, Col. Howard insists. as. ito CID agents in New York: "By JIM G. LUCAS, Seripps-Howard Staff Writer

In the ‘other’ case, Mrs. Ybarbo en up there. He said the two/show that Mr. Chandler applied under investigation in the Mal- CID agent. I “It is not your function to see : : SHIN or ‘has accused a min she says is agents accused “could prove an for a €ID commission hut was medy massacre case. . Finally, "He admits that” “during the’ war cure a conviction, but to assure the hid ar BL Te Een ons Pend Tamed rb a CID agent—Weldon Chandler— alibi. "turned down, theater commanders have their “we picked “up some TOtteh yi uj; the facts either in support strong-arm. third degree tactics and it's not.gullty. ¥ 10% of Mrong-arm methods.” Now dre He sald Mr. Bird was Feleased. There are, according to Col. F. Sw. " a. . oD apples ot Je Says they ve been! or refutation of an allegation, are lan ck home, she wants a Con- on his honor and agreed in writ- BE, Howard, deputy provost mar- w assembled.” : Biya iy 47, Shae whe should take the rap have been men gresgional investigation. ing he could be returned if he left shal general, many kinds of mili- Dany there are and has no au- police record is kept. Since 1944, he said, CID agents

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British Accuse Pole Of Spying on Army

LONDON, April 22 (UP)—Mas rian Kaczmarek, 40, of Poland, was charged today. with spying against the British armed forces, Kaczmarek . remained silent

J mats 5 “ Gabardines when he was charged in Manchess % : ’ : ’ ter court with having secret Brite: Ra on : Cre Blouses AH Juniors and Misses ish army:papers in his possession, E Sizes British agents said other secret

papers were found concealed in a ‘shoe in his room. The charge accused Kaczmarek of obtaining information which would be useful to an enemy “for a purpose prejudicial to the safes ty and interests of the state.”

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What does the Army say? 3 « thority over them. . Col. Edwards says CID men wo. wr “Generally, the public has come to believe that CID agents | have “Nobody loves a on yd Lt. g In the Ybarbo case. Col. Ed- rary ee ID, ah gy Usually, however, all are are “the cream of the crop.’ a ue or! Bo; regard for hinind {Army board Foard of oquiry found. ac. Col. BE. 1. Edwards. CID. head - pal‘ on as operatives. . PB lumped together and described ak Agents must score 110 on the , + .o muen private property, : h I . ‘but in all these cases, we have {CID ‘agents. He cites as an ex-*Army 1Q test—above' average— More particularly, the CID has cording to William H. Newton, oUt In 87 thes cases wi No Layoffs Seen At Allison. Plant I I A I a They tailed, he said, on on Tajo Wheel, been accused or brutality in two Scripps-Howard staff writer ini 1, the Bird case, Col." Edwards’ No layoffs are Jn prospect at we shall continue to build up en- police adviser. Mr. Carlucei re- into their background. robbed twice in Berlin and nis, Comm cases—that of Russell Bird. 2 Germany, that there had been denied that an Army bbard sus- the Allison plani “due to the gipes and keep them in the plant cently was identified in a maga- “That must be” ‘he said, “be- let him down. Mrs. Ems] civilian post exchange manager peatings and forced confessions. tained brutality charges. He said strike at the Bendix Aviation until we get the controls,” the zine article as “the CID chief in cause they have complete free- pene Pennslyvanis accused in a black market cigarét yr Bird was arrested at bis home it merely found there was not Corp, in South Bend, an Allison spokesman said. Berlin.” Col. Howard says he's dom. It would be simple, for in- hostess whet case, and Mrs. Wilma Ybarbo, ji Mishawaka, Ind. -and flown enough evidence to draw & con- spokesmah annoimced today. Employment at .the Allison not, that he was rejected by CID stance, for one to break up a taft Commi who shot and killed her soldier- pack to Germany without ¢lvil clusion. He admitted that his men Bendix makes critical control plant is running about 8000 of —“and that's putting it mildly.” black market case, then take over Recor Is Seott husband, hoth in. Germany. proceedings. The nine defendants maintained the farmhouse outside units for the jet engine. which 3000 are working on jet Ex-Army Secretary Kenneth Roy- and make a fortune. That hasn gives a tear In the black market case, an|in this case are reported to have Frankfurt until Gen. Lucius Clay’ “When we run out of controls, engines. .all once asked Gen. Clay to fire happened yet.” “the he gee On Austin Run PE 2 Jenkins, Ex : Ralph C. Ger > ) Tiny Car Covered "Mrs. Herb \ ASSO! \ R 11,850 Miles a : FASHION ‘COATS, American Automobile “ Associae ness fleeting Shop 9:30 to 5:00 Downstairs at WASSON'S tion officially “announced today : a rr the British Austin convertible ° ection. Monday - Saturday > had set 63 distance and speed ‘The India : slid ars se ee marks in covering 11,850 miles Nave is an ii in its recent week-long test. an Ee 4 ws N Thus the tiny green car from Ts a . x England’ became the first foreigne ment . made automobile to hold U. 8, The nomina stock car records. The 7-day ene cludes Miss durance run was made at the Ine and Garo Al J dianapolis Motor Speedway and Candidates came to an end Tuesday noon, Mrs. H. E. The: Austin, driven by three Detchon, > drivers who took the wheel in | Hazel Barke SY) shifts, set an open car endurance a social hou record with an average speed of E : 2 70.41. Previous record was held | Miss Lucil hk) by Studebaker at 68 miles an : Lewis and M héur. A closed Hudson set the. of will be the top speed 7-day endurance record ; the Indianap in 1929 with an average of 70.71 3 Sine Rlidy GEE oes een oi hut the foreign convertible was . | : not racing in that class, § of -Soroptomi J 4 ar d! | Top Never Up i IOISHow - t ust rv? 10é . Because the car competed in the % Max Norris, , open car division, the top could son, Miss } never be raised, even though the Miss Hannal temperature dropped 45 degrees | ew in-one day to below freezing. Mi * : “ The three drivers, Alan Hess, innie p . Dennis Buckley and Charles S Goodacre, wound. the little car Goes t around the two and one-half-miie | Pri ng oval in rain, sun and SNOW. Miss Minn A broken. timing chain at the oa 3 Caves end of ithe run caused the mae asd So rt oppe r S chine to sit-fdle in the pits during y Geparts A he Just 59 minutes of the 7-day David S Mt : : Even with the breakdown the Text. A Amer! “car set every distance mark from co Ys 2 one kilometer to 10,000 miles, and Miss Lloyd

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