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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1967 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAK- PAGE 24 greatest social reformers of her century. Tolischus, Pulitzer Prize Reporter, Dies tcill not leave you com- Bread Of Life By THE REV. A. P. BAILEY fortlest: I will come to you.

for help and comfort to the home of an old, saintly Quaker woman who lived nearby. Here is what she said to Mrs. Butler "God hath taken to Himself for whom thou didst love; but there are many forlorn young hearts who need that mother-love of thine. Go and knock at the address I give you." That knock introduced her to 40 young lives, and eventually led her into the task that was to make her one of the (John H) Senate OKs Turner Washington (AP) Th Senate confirmed by voice vote yesterday the nomina- tion of Francis Turner to be director of public roads, succeeding Rex Marion Whit ton, resigned. clared war on the United States.

He was imprisoned and later freed with a number of diplomats in an exchange. Returning to the United States as an editorial writer for the Times, Tolischus wrote principally about foreign affairs and problems between the United States and the Soviet Union. Tolischus remained on the Times editorial board until his retirement in 1964. He also wrote three books: "They Wanted War," Tokyo Record" and "Through Japanese Eyes." Tolischus was married in 1949 to the former Naya Gre-cia, who survives him. A funeral service will be held at 2 p.m.

Monday at St. Peter's Lutheran Church. vakia and the Baltic states following the Nazi occupation. Ousted from Germany in 1940, Tolischus wrote frjm Denmark and Norway briefly, then moved to Stockholm, Sweden, as Adolf Hitler's army invaded Scandinavia. He went to Tokyo for the Times in 1941 and was stationed there when Japan de New York (AP) Otto D.

Tolischus, whose coverage for the New York Times of the rise of Germany's Third Reich earned him a Pulitzer prize, died at a hospital yesterday. He was 76 years old. Tolischus, traveling with the German army in the invasion of Poland, witnessed the fall of Warsaw in 1939. He also reported from Czechoslo was watching for her coming. When the carriage reached the door, the child in her eagerness ran from the window, leaned over the balustrade, fell and lay dying at her mother's feet Grief overwhelmed Mrs.

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