Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 July 1950 — Page 10

- eich Many Famous Nazi Generals of World War Il

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By FRED SPARKS, Times Foreign Correspondent | BERLIN, July 28—The German general staff,” we were in-| formed, was firmly buried at Yalta and Potsdam, laid away for| all time at a vodkaish wake and hardly mourned by any mortal.| But—Lo!-—-Who are these men sitting around a green table in a dull governmental building on Kurzestrasse in East Berlin? ‘They're all wearing old Wehrmacht uniforms. Say! Isn't that]

Gen. Vincenz Mueller? (He's thei iar ens i 4 _ Spaniards under Franco, himself lusty lad who, Semimanded fig py baker of angel food cakes. ! ler’s famous =o insk and As minister of (East German) | Jed gown ots ia ) ; {state security-~hideous Himmler’'s $ Sl {old job—Zaisser today technically Correct! It is the same Gen.| _" o; every uniformed male,

the Musieg, This #2 mee staff : and I? East Germany, flatfoot as well | s jas doughfoot. Mueller is eet - same, large of 1b Beret ry Stubs a hey in West/schaften is another veteran of

_lintervention in Spain—Gen. Heinz Germany — every American bil-l oo Fino Madrid fell both

Jet. And they're not planning 8 Zaisser and Hoffman skedaddled Pee astier's Ex-Foo Rules [to Moscow just an Adam's apple At the head of the table sits ae : hgtan ey ‘ Ivanovitch Petrakow- ere they renounced Der FatherMaj. Gen land, became citizens of Mother sky, a corking cavalryman Whose o_o". 4 aid not return until Ivans battered Mueller's i: ! armored the Red Flag waved over Branprancing panzers into rusty deqburg Tors wrecks, He's the Kremlin's pro- ¢ consul here—the real Mr. Big. Political Specialists Former foes, Mueller and The above duo—plus PetrakowPetrakowsky now work together/sky and the other Ivans-—are the on Stalin's blueprint, a carbon only faces around the green table copy of the storm troopers’ chant: that fat Goering would not rec“Today Germany-—tomorrow the ognize, Actually, Zaisser and] world!” Hoffman worry about politics, Now I'll tell you about the rest let Mueller worry about platoons: | of the gentlemen around thei The old Prussian school tle is green tables . . . The new German still a considered cravat. Muéller's general staffers, with some Rus-/chief of operations is the old slan accents, Wehrmacht aristocrat—Maj. Gen. Top down. Comrade Petrakow- Heinz Eugen von Falkenhausen, sky works hand-in glove withiwho held the identical type of post Marshal Chulkoff, Russia's high in XII Corps, i commissioner for the Reich. They) Von Falkénhausen, like Mueller report to the foreign division of and almost every other member the Kremlin's war department, of the new German general staff, where there are a row of desks saw the red light while still barred labeled: Greece, China, Philip-in a POW camp. They were butpines, Malaya, Korea, Germany. tered with promises of early reTook Spanish Name {lease and professional rebirth. | First German under them is a. Every Deutsche history book] political general—Wilhelm Zais- has a sketch of von Falkenhausen, | ser. Here is an old international- stiff-necked in the officer's col{st if ever there was one! As: lar of the day... from Bismarck) civil war bled Spain, Herr Zals- to Karl Marx. But many fellows ser tried to be as Spanish as a/in the know hereabouts wonder: matador by adopting the name How long will this blue-blood| of “Gen. Gomez." |avold doing the Siberian stomp? | Togéther with Ideological in-| Von F. Pops Off | truders from the world around—! At a recent meeting, I am told,| Including some bat-brains from he dressed down Gen. Petrakow-| the U. 8. A. "Gen. Gomez” sky, complained that the Russians helped test Russian weapons oni were gi the Bereitschaften

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Times State Serviee motiff at the annual veterans’ trocutioner: “Let's see if {tichap, has been hospitalized re-| LAFAYETTE, July 28—Lieut./carnival to be held at Cold stings.” ) cently—old wounds | To continue the parade of -the!somewhat. : jana’s. Commissioner of Agricul-/y m. Sunday. vons . . . next in Hine is the dep-| Now that is a rough picture of ture, will speak at 4 meeting here! Members of the Red Cross canuty chief of staff, Former Maj/the new faces around the green Monday in connection with cere-iteen corps will maintain a coke; Gen. Arno von Lenski, who com-|table in Kurzestrasse, I can al- monies marking the opening of concession on the hospital manded a panzer division at/most hear Gen. Petrakowsky say: Borden's new Lafayette plant. grounds, The Gray Ladies have! Stalingrad before taking up rest-| “Mein Herren, the meeting willl Mr. Watkins will discuss * | planned game sessions in the hos-| dence in POW camp 7027, Kras- now come to order. We know how Future of the Dairy Industry in|pita) wards for bed patient.s no-Gorski, much alike are the problems of Indiana.” Miss Dorothy Brown, Gray His experiences at Stalingrad|Germany, which 1s split, and] The public may take guided jadqy is in charge of the Red earned him the Russian version Korea, which has been split. Let/tours through the new plant from cross recreation committee for of a fat-cat Hollywood contract, us now study their mistakes.” |7 to 11 p. m. on Wednesday and the carnival. | for a good source told me: “Von! Copyright. 1950, by The | papolis Times| THUrsday. . the Chicago y News, Inc.

Lenski’s return to Germany from uy Russia was delayed while he act- ; ed as military adviser to the di- New York Lecturer rector of the Soviet film ‘Stalin- Te Speak at Camp grad.'” The ground forces—as yet the CHESTERFIELD, July x The

Bereitschaften is not airborne-| { are split into five groups, along Lt: Arthur Myers of Lily Dale,

. Y; a popular speaker on| Russian lines. Sensible persons spiritualism, is a guest lecturer, tell me they will in the future the. Chesterfield fritualist| blow up to from 25,000 to 50,000, fl apre)d, sp rUAMAR

. camp this week. German bodies per. He is addressing visitors at the Lattman a ‘Smarty’ i

camp in summer session and yes-| Gruppe Potsdam (Berlin area) terday participated in the message is commanded by old Wehrmacht service. ; i Maj. Gen. Martin Lattmann, who, The Rev. Edith Stilwell, New| sat in on one of the first organi- Castle, a summer resident of! zational . meetings for the new Camp Chesterfield, shared the Wehrmacht held at Wenden- Platform as message bearer, schloss, Sept. 7, 1949, Russian, The programs begin each day! Maj. Gén. Gornakow in the chair, at 8 a. m. with seances held by| Sir, Comrade Lattmann is _re- 20 staff mediums. The Rev. garded as a smarty, and has Marta Mallery holds spiritualism|

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Gruppe Weimar is commanded 23 wed Sway, by old Wehrmacht Lt. Gen. Otto Schubert, a former infantry division dictator with a brilliant record for worrying our Gls among France's hedgerows, Gruppe Halle is commanded by old Luftwaffe Lt. Gen. D, Breithaupt. (Goering's sky-sluggers

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