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By United Press WASHINGTON, June 13 — Lt. Gen, Albert C. Wedemeyer testi-
fied today that the Russians in Manchuria flouted an order of] Gen. Douglas MacArthur when|
World War IT ended by turning
.over- captured Japanese arms to
the Chinese Communists, Gen. Wedemeyer told the Sen-
ate committee investigating Far| Eastern policy that Gen. Mac-| |
Arthur's “General Order No. 1” required all subordinate com-
manders to turn over Japanese ps
arms and equipment to representatives of the Chinese Nationalist government. : Testifying for his third day, Gen. Wedemeyer was questioned by Sen. Wayne Morse (R. Ore.), about enforcement of surrender terms on the Japanese in China. Sen. Morse recalled Gen, Wedemeyer’'s testimony that the Russians in Manchuria had given Japanese armaments to the
Chinese Communists. He asked) |
if the Communists were not the only Chinese forces in Manchuria at that time.
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Gen. Wedemeyer at first agreed.
But he said there were only small numbers of Chinese Communists there, and that representatives of the Nationalist government were
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Russ Calin Is Free
On $5000 Bond in Brother's Stabbing
By United Press ’ NASHVILLE, Tenn., June 13 Harry Calkins, former Indian apolis newspaperman charged with the fatal stabbing of his brother during a drinking bout, was free today on $5000 bond. Calkins, who once served as secretary to the late Indianapolis Mayor Robert Tyndall, said he remembered “making only one strike” with a knife at his hrother, Clinton T. Calkins, at the latter's home Monday night. How ever, Davidson County . District Attorney General J, Carlton Loser sald an autopsy showed the 48-year-old retired Nashville bank executive had been stabbed 11 times. Mr, Loser quoted Calkins, now a free-lance writer, as saying he flew here Monday night’ to “help set up” a monthly labor publication, He denied there had been any “hard feelings” between him and his brother, Mr. Loser said.
Calkins was quoted as saying/as George P.
he and his brother, Clinton, went to Clinton's home and drank
young men, still dazed at their lightning-like apprehension by state police, will be arrainged here today for the murder of Noah H. Fry.
and Sheriff Joe Fisk said the charges would be filed in circuit court. Mr, Fry, wealthy 71-year-old farmer, was brutally beaten by assailants unknown to him last Saturday evening. The aged, arthritic man died early Mondey in Indianapolis Methodist Hospital, : He had been robbed of two watches and a bilifold containling $32. Blame 4th Man Trapped by state police for another burglary, three of the four men confessed to the mudder. .They implicated a fourth companion as the one who administered the fatal .bealing. The three who confessed were Rickard Boschen, 23, of 31 N, Pershing Ave, and Nick Csire, 22, of 214 8. Hancock Ave., both of Indianapolis; Jack L. Randolph, 120. of RR 6, here. They named their companion ler, 24, Greenfield.
(from 7 to 10 p. m.
{brother and his wife came to his/ledge of the crime during ques-
{hotel to pick him up.
| Mr. Loser said Calkins told him {his brother got boisterous and
{tioning. Held in Burglary Within hours after Mr, Fry's
\that he and Clinton's wife went death, state police joined forces |after some sleeping pills when with Sheriff Joe Fisk in investi{they failed to get Clinton to bed. gation of the murder. A thorough
quickly flown into the area. ° : He said Gen. MacArthur's or- Water Babies, 5 and 4, Get Mollie Harliss, 1126 Park and the ‘knife incident occurred slaying left State Police Detec-
when the two returned, Mr, Loser/tive Robert Dillon and Sheriff
der was explicit. Under its terms, Gen. Wedemeyer said, he, as commander of U. 8. forces in China,
could hand over none of the sur-| rendered equipment to the Com-! munists. {
Set for Crack at Channel
By United Press . MIAMI, Fla., June 13—A sun-
|Russell Tongay, feared they | {might have a little trouble cross-|
Mr. Morse wanted to know if browned kindergarten student and|jng the 19-mile channel.
the Russians were not the only! Allied forces available in Maan-| churia to enforce the surrender terms. Gen. Wedemeyer replied! that the Japanese were “complete-| ly co-operative” and that one per-| son could take charge of thou-| sands of them. ‘ { The Senator commented that | “that iz the way it turned out.” but he asked is surrender plans do not call for having a force large enough to enforce the surrender “in case the enemy would change his mind.” “You are absolutely right,” Gen. Wedemeyer replied. Gen, Wedemeyer also credited Congress today with producing all the “constructive” ideas for dealing with China since the war and accused the State Department of trying to block those ideas. “It seemed to me that any constructive purposes or ideas with reference to that area really had their genesis in Congress,” Gen. Wedemeyer said, “and the opposition to those constructive ideas usually occurred in the State Department.”
City Landlord Sued For $3040 in Rent Case
An Indianapolis landlord was sued for $3040 in Federal Court
today on a charge of violation of horing four holes into the back]
1947 Rent Control Act. i Richard Herrell, 825 N. East St., asked the damage award to cover three times the amount he contends he was overcharged
address and to cover attorney's fees of $550. Named in the suit was Eli Gmil, 1515 Steele St., said by Mr, Herrell to be his landlord.
Aussie Labor Chief Dies CANBERRY, Australia, June 13 (UP) — Joseph Benedict Chifley, 65, Australian Labor Party leader who rose from railroad shop boy to prime minister, died tonight of a heart attack.
his blond kid sister, a nursery school coed, will take off for London today to seek fame and fortune by paddling across the English Channel. The tow-headed “water babies” —5-year-old Bubba Tongay and sister Kathy, who turned 4 last month—finished packing" a bag full of toys and dolls last night to take with them on the flight this afternoon to the British Isles via Nassau and Bermuda. This morning, they plunged into a Miami Beach Hotel pool for a final pre-flight workout and whizzed around with their special super-stoke for about threehours. For a couple of veterans who have been aquatic stars since they were 10-months-old, this stint was just a breeze. But their father and coach,
So he put the kids on a strict {training regimen—no lolly pops or {bubble gum and plenty of practice {between now and next August | when they will strike out from {Cape Gris Nez, France, for the |straits of Dover. | Mr. Tongay, retired Coast {Guardsman and former swimming instructor at St. Louis University, said he doubted Kathy could make it clear across the channel. But husky Bubba, the father said, “has a good chance” of succeeding. Bubba set a new record on a 22-mile swim down the Mississippi River more than a year ago. He also holds an unofficial record of 271 feet for underwater swimming and can stay underwater four minutes without any difficulty, his fother said.
Brown Cap Leads To Burglary Arrests
of two men on pre-burglary charges early today. A burglar alarm sent Patrolmen Thomas Bryant and James Gibbs to Geller’s Tavern, 541 Indiana Ave. where they found burglars had tried to enter by
A brown cap led to the wre fut in Firing
door. They also found a brown leather cap.
| Earlier, they had twice seen
two men in a car driving slowly past the tavern and recalled that one of them had been wearing a bro leather cap. The policemen spotted the car a third time in the 500 block of Indiana Ave, and stopped it after the driver failed to signal for a turn. 'He was hatless. Police said the cap fitted perfectly and tools were found in the car—including a bit of the same diameter as the holes in the tavern door. They arrested William Martin, 39. of 554 W. 2th St., and James
Wilson, 38, of 2342 Winthrop Ave.
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Red Probe Ruled Of Welfare Aid
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{ware director, was the first witness at the hearing. He told the board it was Mr, Diven’s responsibility to prepare the budget. He added that Mr. iDiven gave him the figures the {evening before it was to go to { the committee. Figures ‘Looked Wrong’ Mr. Hunt said one of the figures looked wrong to him, but Mr. Diven assured him it was correct. Later, he continued, the error was discovered.
“As a result of Mr.. Diven's failure to carry out my instructions,” the state welfare director testified, “we had to revise the budget five minutes before it went to the committee.” Ignored Vacation Request He said Mr. Diven ignored for more than a month a memorandum to file a vacation request. The reply came back the day Mr. Devin left for his vacation, the welfare director added, and he overstayed his vacation three days. Mr. Diven’s attorney, Frank A. Symmes, has contended that he was fired because he opposed Communists in the State Welfare Department.
Phones Lost to 2 More
Places in Bookie Drive Two more places suspected to be bookie joints lost six telephones today on orders of Prosecutor Fairchild. In a renewal of the campaign he carried on last month, the presecutor requested Indiana Bell Telephone Co. to shut off service #t 3737 Winthrop Ave. and 377 8. Illinois St. He identified the owner of the Winthrop Ave. place as Alice Hindman Basley and the occupant of the Illinois St. establishment as Mike Sullivan. Three telephones were removed from each place.
Rob Typewriter Firm Burglars took $100 in cash and four portable typewriters from the General Sales and Service Typewriter Co., 317 N. Pennsylvania St. Glenn Huber, owner, told police someone broke in at the rear and smashed open two cash boxes during the night.
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Washington Sts. in heavy rain|pocketknife was found in Harry,
late yesterday.
STRAUSS SAYS: TRADITION WITH-A TOUCH OF TOMORROW
Your JACKET and (or)
| |quotea Calkins,
{Calkin’s room.
A springback Fisk without clues.
Meanwhile, three of the young
Hancock County Prosecutor
Despite the confessions of the
after the others, Miller denied any know. Ll plotting the robbery after
Randolph already were in jail after their apprehension by state police for the burglary of a service station, several hours after the fatal beating. { Miller, Randolph and Boschen had been picked up as they robbed a filling station in Valley Mills. State Troopers Roush and Don Finney the three on_ the tip of Lonnie Smith, a 34-year-old hitchhiker. Mr. Smith said he heard the
they had given him a lift. He told police he declined an offer
Detective Dillon linked this burglary with the slaying of Mr. Fry. He contacted Indianapolis be State Police District Detectives Lawrence Broderick and Richard Sutton, who questioned the
men now charged with murder
trio under arrest Monday night.
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