Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 September 1950 — Page 7

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SUNDAY. SEPT. 10, 1950

Baver and. Family

Frederick E. Bauer, former Ft. Harrison soldier, and his family board the Navy Framiport. 'Gen-

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Board Navy Ship for Germany

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eral Blatchford," for deportation to Sermany. after spending five years on Ellis Island. Shown

with Mr. Bauer are his wife, Wilma, and two ¢

ildren, Frederick, 9 months (left), and Carmen, 3.

The U. S. deported Mr. Bauer on charges he lost his American citizenship when he joined the Ger-

man army in 1938.

Capehart, Hallec Launch Campaign

County Republicans | Hold Picnic-Parley

Sen. Homer E. Capehart and Rep. Charles Halleck yesterday touched off the Marion County! Republican campaign at a rally] in Longacre Park. ? | The picnic-pariey attracted ap-| proximately 900 county GOP| workers. Sen. Capehart blamed the Dem-| ocratic Party for the Korean War, the nation’s unpreparedness and] fiscal insecurity. He said the nation today is in| Its darkest period because of ad-| ministration fumbling. “Three wars in 33 years, a na-| tional debt of $260 billion and the! fact we have boys losing their! lives in Korea and not even knowIng what they are fighting for— that is the proof,” he said. ‘Jeffersonian. Democrats’ If need be, he added, the GOP ranks with the “Jeffersonian Democrats” to push the Fair Deal out. Both Sen. Capehart and Rep. Halleck blasted the administration's foreign poliey. The latter branded it one of “appeasement, inconsistency and hopelessness.” Rep. Halleck, calling attention to domestic issues, reminded his audience that the Truman administration still is pushing socialized medicine and Brannan, farm programs. : Others at the session included Charles B. Brownson, 11th District congressional nominee; Dan Smith, sheriff nominee; Frank Fairchild, county prosecutor nom-| fnee, and Thomas Hasbrook, a| blinded forfner Marine and GOP! -state representative nominee,

Fired Lieutenant

“Held “Quibbling

A National Guard lieutenant fired from the State Highway De-

. partment- was “just quibbling”

when. he refused. to sign a loyalty oath, Highway Commission Chairman Samuel Hadden said last night. : “Not so,” said Willlam G. Pres-| eott, 30, of 6261 E. 24th St., who.

was fited “after refuging to sign}

the oath required of state employees. He said he considered the oaths he had signed with the Army and National Guard were

—Mgufficient proof of my-loyalty.” |

“The other employees objected! to keeping him -— they'd all pigned,” Mr. Hadden said. { Like Guard Oath The state employees’ oath is the same as the National Guard) oath, except that it includes. a reference . to ‘‘organizations attempting by force to overthrow the government,” which the - Na-| tional Guard oath does not, Mr. Hadden said.

Mr. Prescott said he was in- ~

vestigated by the FBI before being admitted to a counter intelAlgence school during World War n o

However, he added, “the state oath was put to me either to sign’ or be fired,” despite a clause) stating that the oath was “freely” given, ! His signature “would not have been voluntary--it would have been to keep my job,” he added.

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Theosophical Unit |.an Curtain Closes To Hear Arfist

Mrs. Iris. White, well-known Chicago artist, will give an illustrated lecture Wednesday to local members of the Theosophical So- BERLIN, Sept. 8 (UP) A fourth member of the Field family. we) mannered, well-educated and Frankfurt University before she a beautiful brunet who was legally adopted ‘by Noel Field in Switzér- o. ihianectual. land during the war, has disappeared behind the Iron Curtain, 4,4 flowing hair. Responsible authorities i disappearance mc

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i Mrs, White

t res wi Her {local lecture ito pic will be | “Tension and the

Fates ures with chalk

{ |art, Mrs. White has had several thing ” exhibits of her work in Chicago. Field, her foster father. {employed by the U. 8, Military Besides teaching art classes, she! Her strange disappearance has Government in the German state! has illustrated children's stories begun a new phase in the enigma, of Hess. She carried a stateless! |American, {in book and magazine form. lsurrounding the disappearance|passport Isaid Mrs.

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Wife of Former U. S. Aide in Reich

Allied intelligence sources ‘said today.

{Berlin on Aug. 26 by plane from Frankfurt.

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for eu and vanished. All ef- seen at.a Warsaw T_T

ES [since have failed. 2 an New Mystery Mrs. White i g : ator, n | Mrs. Wallach hinted to friends §

German Native

“chamoncelof her known champagne works, ground.

pagne girl”

Vanishes While Hunting Foster Father Vorked. {ha

Shapely, 25-year-old Mrs. Robert Wallach of Paris arrived in pra

Te" Getting a ma: thin air,” said one weary investi. cently ousted trom government |e, mily affair for Jay Lee Jobes, {and party posts here. They were x and his daughter, Wilda Lee, ; charged with having conspirediyg Mr Jobes got a license at the Displaying an early interest in that she hoped to learn some- pre Wallach is the German With Noel Field. alleged by the sourt house to marry Reba May about . the fate of Noel wife of an American formerly| Communists | to have been an Gwynn, 22-year-old widow. | Then he signed an application the wife of an for his daughter, who is planning 8. authorities here to wed Joseph Ray Barclay, 2, barred] of Carmichaels, Md.

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Over 4th Member of Field Family

(from entering the U. 8. because Communist backShe was leader of the as/Commurist youth movement

She has blue eyes married Mr, Wallach. Mr. Wallach himself was re. said moved from his military governjob when he married her Ee {may be linked directly with thejafter he had been shown the dos- | After clearing customs and, —— espe ———<lcurrent purge of East German sier on her, officials said. passport inspection, investigators from Prague “last year of “Noel| Communist. official i

RE J SE ‘Friends sald she had planned] A Family - ir

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