Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 July 1951 — Page 8

TREN Of SommUNMT. Comibmists a enemies, ommunists, diana state police pension funds.| "4 00ating the church, indus- ; try, home and many other fields,” Both city and state police said the bishop solemnly charged. no funds are received from the ‘Most Important Thing’ Police League of Indiana, nor{ «we all think so much about are any funds solicited, material things,” he continued.

total to about 100 places, withinecessary material things.

him “your police would like to see this ad in their magazine.” Yand trained priests.

police departments.

Thurston on Cover it in our lves.

said the magazine featured Supt. Arthur M. Thurston

Lashbrook- had sold advertis-“The most important thing to ing to about 35 Indianapolis bus: think about is God and Christian , iness places, Sgt. Swego said. An-|iiving. If. you follow the Christian other salesman has brought the way of life, God will provide the

in communism and do their best

Times Washington Bureau WASHINGTON, July 9-—As World War II officer with a fighting record in both Europe and Asia, Rep. Charles B. Brownson, Indianapolis Republican, today took a dim view of the Jenner plan to have the U. 8. use the Air Force and Marines to free William N. Oatis. On Saturday, Sen. William BE. Jenner (R. Ind.) issued a blistering statement calling the government action “craven” in permitting Associated Press reporter Oatis to be imprisoned in Czechoslovakia. He demanded that the Air Force and Marines be sent to Prague to free Oatis at once, “In the world of today things are not that simple,” Mr. Brownson commented. “I am sure that

ment behind the Iron Curtain, he calmiated the risks involved.

State Police Capt. John Barton! ‘I don’t think much of those dash in an recently people who profess to be Chris-

on its cover without the superintendent’s knowledge. “He was quite perturbed about it,” Capt. . Barton said. Advertising buyers receive a card which says: “All police officers should extend courtesy to the bearer , . . issued by Police League of Indiana.” This card will get no courtesy in Indianapolis, Sgt. Swego said.

Dewey at Front

Musical Note

COLUMBUS, O., July 9 (UP)—Fren Penson's musical friends said they don't want to hear a certain song. They meant it. When Mr. Penson, 67, insisted one friend cut his throat. He is reported today in “fair” condition.

138th Division Leaves July 22 for Michigan

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payments as high as $100, police] “As good Christians we should was with the AP in Indianapolis.’ said. Ci ; put into practice the principles’ He would be the last person in! Mr. Grepke sald Lashbrook told of Christianity and also perpet- the world to want to throw this M3 70 uate them through the seminary

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in God and how.we demonstrate stead the development of undercover co ando type units to

rescue such prisoners. He laughingly pointed out that “Lucky” Luciano might be

{used to work such deals.

“The Germans did somewhat that type of job when they res-

cued Mussolini,” he said,

Arrested while doing his reportorial job in the Czech capi-

tal, Mr. Oatis made a typical

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