Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 March 1950 — Page 4

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Commies Save Money by Riding as Religious ‘Pilgrims’ \der is a showoff. And if it final. Showoff would. explain why Dr.

that og dg ol own little themes. Connor he may well have been like Herm Sander, who takes|" ,,, Biron said they weren't im- Yes, Doc : Sander » diferent, “showing off” that he was a big| portant differences — no ‘worse|all right. He's plainly got a deepenough guy and honest enough to| ~~ ‘Queried on Differences than he'd had with other col- seated urge to run outside the’ admit what he'd done. In effect, Some of those stands he takes|

le: iid that's the Kk. That's what he was doin : nobody was going to catch Herm Surely have been taken among leagues and probably t's pac ) ing Max Lefebvre says Herm San- 80d most important, being 'a!Sander trying to hide anything. |his medical friends, too. Dr. Rob-iway he figures them. But it's/when he told those two reporters, Probably he didn't know he’a/ert Biron, the county medical ref-/gagy to “ decide they were im-|just ‘after the “case broke, that

MANCHESTER, M. M.H., Mar, il stR, MN. H. he's ‘the nice kind of ~The way Max Lefebvre, ~cabighowoff, He's the kind of a showdriver, puts it may very well beioff that doesn't annoy the way it is with Dr. Hermann ning gles Jug |8ander, 41, and an accused mur- > |derer. Let's Took at the man. First,

By FRED SPARKS, Times Foreign Cor

~ ROME, Mar. 3—Noted ‘while sightseging | the® Eternal tion of air, Max Lefebvre's diag-

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Penny- pinching Comminists--sworn anti-Christs all— $e consis here from the Italian provinces as “Holy Year quality it so that the word “show: Herm" Sander operates. "What's the catch? Simple. By posing as pilgrims like. the Red ‘tricksters’ get cut-rate railroad fares. . A Commie told me that the gi

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groups, that could not etherwise = have been afforded this season. Rome is. a town where: Shops shutter from 1 to 4, The 2 citizenry laps up its primary meal = during this period, “then most take a snoring siesta. More monocles are visible than elsewhere in this world: in a fourblock stroll this a. m. nine . . . including two on women

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— customers at cut-rate prices. The cops are not too bitter at this racket. They like to hcve enough free-lance buses around = for the ever:so-often "general = transport strike, which puts this city strictly on ts shoe: leather.

z OVERHEARD: “xt war-comes 3 we'll be fried--in two hours due ore siamo frittl.” going to Argentina future in Italy.” ing to Argentina-

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ture in Italy.” . . “So she married a Yank . .. for love or passport?” “I tried to tell my father,

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with Luigi, but he still threw me = out of the house” “1 think he =

— Paris were saved in the last “war'g because they were declared open S cities, Why don't we declars all 3. Italy—maybe all Europe an ‘open continent? Then Jet the "Americant and Russians atom bomb or, “H-bomb ‘each “other all" they] pean We win nt by quietly. " |

see YOR THINK Benito Musso-

fini was still the big boss of this! land. His face glares at you from, posters everywhere and every! newsstand has a raft of maga-| sines featuring the Duce's. jut-/S ting jaw on the covers, |= People simply can't read enough about the life and times of their late dictator, who was hung by 2 his feet like a side of beef. by as Milan mob. Magazines and news-| papers are cram-packed with “in-|& side” stories. about Benito's raz- S zle-dazzle career. Biggest features are Edda Ciano's story of her Pop (she is the widow of Counts Ciano, one-time foreign minister), | cand Benita's private diary, being |= reprinted for the umpteenth time. |

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Italian you meet will tell gob] “Oh! It was better when Musso lini ran Italy. He gave you selfrespect and hard work and law) and order.” (How about the castor ofl,

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lly 18 proved that Dr. Bander did Sand: dictated that fatal memo|gng up on the wrong end of a@ree, made that plain in his tes-portant to Doc Sander. He's that he'd written’ the notation anq -with-an-injee- about he alr injections to theimurder charge As a matter pr timen 3 when—defense— counsel kind or a guy. that this was one time honesty hospital librarian. fact, people have testified - he! Louis E. Wyman wanted to know! poe Bander's already taken ajdidn’t pay. could come as close to the] He could have gotten away figured he'd just get his wrist/if it wasn't true that he and Dr.|stand on socialized medicine—but| Under those circumstances, no put n as that of any expert.’ with the thing if he'd wanted to,/slapped by. the medical society| Sander. had had differences of | hefore he did he went to England other doctor would commit him. The only thing is you have to|but apparently that isn't the way and be told not to pull that trick opinion. - to 1oo®’it over. And even then his self to the proposition-there are |again, Dr. Biron was a little flabber- stand isn't the flatly negative,24 hours in the day. - f”-as it's applied to a man| By now, he has to be—by any| It's a good bet, too, that: he gasted by that, you could see and conventional, stand most of "But Herm Sander was show. Doc _Sander—doesn't carry(yardstick—the kind of guy who was looking forward wjth somehim recalling. those. medicallhis colleagues are taking. He's/ing off to the press what an “‘any unattractive connotations. [always has to take a conspicuous|glee to that meeting when theimeetings when Hermann Sander,/against socialized medicine inlhonest guy he was.

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