Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 July 1952 — Page 9
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16, 1058 | WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1952 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES = PAGE 9
VY : Germ Warfare . . . The Biggest Lie : : Slayer Seeks Release Lauds Hickenlooper For Atomic Aid Pennsy’s Police 1 10 = o 0 : ty + go . On Basis of Insanity | WASHINGTON, July 16 (UP) strictive rider in the fina days Will Go to School _ Y 1 . — i f the 82 ongress, be 00 Nool== | I A + K T t K R T t SIOUX FALLS, 8. D., July 16 —Atomic Energy ,(Commissionfo | ".The annual training scheol of 1 5t ir orce ey ar e Lo orea e te ICS (UP)—Convicted slayer Selmer Chairman Gordon Dean gave Sen. Wo Hickenlooper, 2 Member of the Pennsylvania Raifroadfs hie . . : : in “ 2 . e Joint Congressiona ern Region police departme 15 PF. M.— | (The writer of this article is |feathers, leaves, branches and Broch's photograph was readily bombs - the *seace-Joving Peo- Rasch sought his release from the Bourke B. Hickenlooper a lot off | Lule, VERO, Co Glern F gt OE a at Noon ] a former Army intelligence spe- {dead cats. : . (identified and Lt. Quinns' only pe Ot Nor BD Rorea cers who've State Penitentiary here yesterday|credit for saving the’ nation’s that the threatened action would! morrow at the Indiana state po- | cialist and a long-time Far East = Most of their stories are obvious partially. { checked names and dates on the On 8rounds of insanity, atomic expansion program, jraenace the whole program. |lice range on the State Farm at 0PM i ivi . frauds. Their photos, for instance, Lt. Enoch said he’s attended a Enoch and Quinn stories believe] Rasch was convicted of murder, The commigsion sources said] Although the Senators were Pitnamville. Saat ‘ b Tr 8S . “" " \ | 3 3 i ’ y | . Rae b ip M.— ND D. RUSSELL or BT ne ned Bi {“secret lecture” on biological war-|the fliers deliberately injected dis. [at Milbank nd en to life yesterday Mr: Dean was “deeply Pressing ok Ea ae 2 at up Pennsylry Moore | BY AND Stat Writer {their wings pulled off, But other fare during ground school train- STebaneles thateuly ow sie could) Circuit Judge Roy D. Burns set| appreciative” when the Towa Re-|up June 5, they sided with Sen.!vania trophy on behalf of the de- - 30 P. M.— | TOKYO, July 16—In a hundred allegations: ire more difficult toling at Iwakuni, Japan, in - Au- ation Pp Re the whole? habeas corpus hearing for July publican led the battle against a Hickenlooper and refused to agree partment for efforts to improve - ling Light I or more Red broadcasts charging disprove batause Wi the Com. gust, 1951. He said the lecture was gale 5 28. deep appropriation cut and a "re- with the House version. police marksmanship. - . i r t 0 mingle! “ g » Rid a J ISA ~ - tA et tte Sr of de nt. eee osu ai atime w ve 15 P. M.— l Americans with waging germ war-{unieS rewd a if Hes: © given by 2 civilian, Myson. Picks Holes in Story : Buff i fare in Korea, the Fifth Air Force Similarly, another prisoner iden- " . s . " One such story I was able t0 taught a course in Iwakuni. > . " The Friend! Furniture fore owis the brunt of Communist Solel 8 {tified as “Robert Gilarol” was y | has borne the —om check recently at Fifth Air Force There was a Capt. Bilson in! ; 0 P. Ue | lies. su | Headquarters and at the nead-|.narge of the school but he never Played up in a Moscow broadcast the Story 1 The Reds say § iB quarters of our Third Bowbard-|,. tured on germ warfare. The! in late May. Gilarol was depicted dodgers we've dropped iment Wing. It concerns the letters, |. 1a1ks given there on the 3S having flown in a B-26 of the 15 PF M.— flies, mosquitoes, |depositions and broadcasts of two | cuibject concerned defense against| ThI"4 Boutbal dren di drop-| Thursdays : Buff rats, mice, {American fliers, Lts. Kenneth| . > {Ping two germ bombs on Wonsan. | dodgers | spiders and even {Enoch and John Quinn, who were ETD an in his broadcast also! he Ra, panting) 30 P. M.— | human lepers. § {captured by the Reds. : , : (the ir ng, quickly picked, : 12:00 (N ) i They've alsog Both fliers broadcast on Peiping dropped a phopy name ,| holes in Gilarol's story, No plane 5 . oon dod charged that radio, “confessirg” they had taken| The records show the men flew| ~~ =, "5, 0 0 © C00 operated \ ers | ' ssi ) » > 0 Tues | United Nations § part in a series of raids lan jmiissions On Ents he¥!around Wonsan Col. Gray said. 335 PF WASHINGTON ST. t 8:30 P M 12's Weekend | planes have ® |January, dropping germ bombs cn | claimed bu Y The Com. Gilarol also mentioned “top x 0 . i . Silaia W i showered on North Korean towns. Neither “duds BA he anu secret” documents \on germ war- MA rket 7581 “a ! them such di- - voice was positively identified and /munists charged that Quinn a ¢ fare "stored in an “underground Phone rke 10 P. M,— | verse objects as: our monito*ing service noted that Enoch were instructed to report = = ; e in N.Y. Mr. Russell “ bombs” as duds to/vault” at the base. The base is . , ihe I Infected cloth- both sounded as if under a great|their “germ bombs 8 f built on reclaimed land,” any hole : D T ; MS Pojgers ; ing, atiraciive hair combe forstrain, wy Seerecy.) cluded the fr|decper than five feet would be * oe HN. ———— women (carrying lice), toilet’ In letters reproduced in a Com-| th men conclude a * i :
rat goods, ornaments, “rubber munist newspaper, their handwrit- broadcasts by blaming .Wall st. Aooded with water.
An | | “ Furthermore, personnel records Snakes,’ lizards, cornstalks, ing appeared authentic: Lt. for having to drop “lethal germ) how there. never was a: Gilarol EE | #7
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