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Paul Westerling Arrested in Singapore;

Bonk President Fights to Escape Trial, Possible Execution Dies at 93 | SINGAPORE, Feb. 27 (UP)—Paul (Turk) Westerling, public] enemy No. 1 of the infant Indonesian republic, was expected today Bervices for Madison B. Hyl- to claim Dutch. citizenship in an effort to avoid extradition and a ton, president of the Browns- possible death sentence in Indonesia. burg State Bank. will be held at Westering; 30 -teader-of- a private army which ratded cities tn the 2 “p:. m. today in Brownsburg republic carved out of former Dutch territory in the. East Indies, |

Russia in creating a Nagy ministry of full cabinet rank apparently is preparing for atomic warfare on a three-oceon front, ® experts said today.

day that Adm. gins Yumashev {had been named navy minister was believed to mark the end of a.dispute over unification of the armed forces which had been in progress for -sevéral months, ac(cording to reports here.

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Chinese Nationalist intelligence {officials said today they expect a secret Chinese Communist = air force to make its debut at any {moment now in an-all-out attempt to break the Nationalist blocklade. They said a Red air force of 50

tn Greenlawn Cemetery. [violating travel restrictions. Mr. Hylton, who served more/ Indonesia immediately asked) than 20 years as president of the Britain for his extradition to bank, died Saturday in University stand trial. Whether the request! of Michigan Hospital, Ann Arbor, would be granted was in doubt | after an illness of two weeks. He! - British officials said Westerling| was 93 {had not’ claimed citizenship of] For the past eight years Mr. any country yet, but that when! Hylton lived with a daughter, {his nationality , was established | Miss ‘Ola Gladys Hyiton, Ann Ar- Ihe probably would be deported. | por, but traveled to Brownsburg Dutch Citizenship. to conduct business as president] They said they helieved he of the bank. would claim Dutch citizenship. | Besides his daughter, Miss Ola Native police also quoted WesterHylton, Mr. Hylton is survived ling that he intended to claim] by another daughter, Mrs, Isabel/ Dutch citizenship. | Wright, Clermont; a son, Lertie But Dutch Consul General A.|

M. Hylton, River Forest, IlL.; two M. L. Winkleman saiqd ‘the rene-| {fighters ang Fi ombers is Belg brothers, Gilbert Hylton, Floyd 8ade “may have lost his Dutch [lonrded | n Mang uri, Ww ere. va., and Agus Hylton, Benton- citizenship” and that the Dutch] [they Slajpie : 0 Bisnians 41d ville, Va.; five sisters, Mrs, Almira government would have to bel [Supers sing Mo extensiy gh Epperly, "Indianapolis; Mrs. John consulted to determine Wester-| raining center. Mitchell and Mrs. Walter Dicker-|1ing’s- status. Vienna

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'of Indonesia, quoted high sources ° | A well-informed American > North, Salem, --afil fs May) here that the charges against . . “' source expressed belief today that Quessenberry, Roanoke, Va.; four 2 . Wm | Russia hopes to de Americ dchildren and one great- Westerling could range from| : - i ussia pes to trade American EFandeR] Crem |murder to conspiracy to over- Renegade Dutch Captain businessman Robert Vogeler for grandc .

Soviet spy suspect Valentin Gu ‘bitchev. Mr. Vogeler, assistant vice president of the International Telephone and Telegraph Co., New {York, has been sentenced to 15 years imprisonment on espionage charges in Hungary. . Gubitchev. member of the Soviet United Nations delegation. is on trial in New York on espio-

“throw the government. Paul (Turk) J“ Westerling (above), | An Indonesian spokesman said, was arrested in Singapore by he had definitely established that B.itish police.’ "Westerling had escaped to Singapore aboard a Dutch navy flying ist transport planes to the. Chiboat. But he said the Dutch high nese Communists in Hong Kong. commissioner would not be held! The spokesman said the prop- , responsible for his escape because erty transfer was based on a verwill: be in Washington Park. He the Dutch navy now, operates dict of the Hong Kong high court was 54. under Indonesian command jn In- and British authorities would not Mr. Crim was a Baltimore & donesian waters. interf¥Fe with the‘cou-t's decision. Ohio Railroad machinist. He had femora nage conspiracy charges. ltved in Indianapolis 27 years. The foreign office reported to-. American authorities sought to- , Survivors Include his wife, Mrs. day that Israel had asked Great day a young American student Marvel Crim; two daughters, Mrs. Britain for arms. 4 spokesman who had lunch with U. 8. Navy Jean Leonard and Mrs, Julia west java. and even captured said the British government was Capt. Eugene S. Karpe a few minElla Burton, Indianapolis, and some towns, including heavily- in eontaet with the U8. State De- utes—hefore—Capt—Karpe plunged two sons, Sgt. James A. Crim, populated Bandoeng. partment on the matter, but was to his death from the speeding Las Vegas, Nev. and Harry B. London not yet in position to make a for-/Orfent Express last Thursday. | Crim Sr. New Waverly. | mal reply. | U. 8. Army officers identified sisters,! A foreign office spokesman said]

Also surviving are two a Mrs. Virginia Turnipseed, Fulton, today the United States has made; The gov ernment announced to-| Fae 2s Russel NRHonaN. |

and Mrs, Sylvia Rehling, New!representations “to Britain overiday that it had rejected a Hun-! 1S ; Waverly, and five five grandchildren. | the award of 71 former National- garian demand that the size of far > S/vAYal antarhe

a few minutes before the train/ passed through the Hallein tun-/ nel where Capt. Karpe's body was | found.

Berlin

The “worst "snow in years Im-/| posed a “white blockade” on Ber-! lin today. The effects of Russian traffic restrictions on. the highway to {Berlin were hidden under the, heaviest snowfall in the memory of old residents. The snow slowed traffic on the international -highway to a bare trickle. Americans compared fit with the snow during the Battle

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pe for Wiliam O. Crim,614 E. 29th St, who died Saturday in General Hospital, will-be at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday in Moore & Kirk Irvington Chapel. Burial

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