Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 57, Number 143, Decatur, Adams County, 18 June 1959 — Page 12

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Sinister Robber On Most Wanted List WASHINGTON (UPD— Walter Bernard O’Donnell, a sinister robber who preys on overweight women by doping them with “Mickey Finns,” was placed on the FBl's list of 10 most wanted criminals today. O'Donnell persuades his victims to take “knock out” pills in the guise of weight reducing powders, then robs them, the FBI said. He has victimized middle-aged women in nearly a score of cities from coast to coast. Several of them have been rendered seriously ill as a result of O’Donnell’s “v icio u s, sinister racket” and the drugs he uses are "potentially as deadly as a gun,” the FBI said. O’Donnell, who is now 57, began

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his criminal career in classic style. He was arrested and convicted at New Orleans in 1922 for robbing a church poor box. O'Donnell is a glib talker who speaks Spanish fluently. He often stays at small, inexpensive hotels. He is of medium build, standing 5’614” to 5’714” tall, with his weight ranging between 139 to 170 pounds. His hair is dark brown but receding; his eyes are brown and his complexion medium. The extreme tip of-his left dex finger J missing. He has moles on the right side of his nose and mouth; scars on forehead, his left thumb and index finger. -1 The first U.S. report, made in 1790 was a booklet of 56 pages, The 1959-60 census of population, business, agriculture and so on will require more than 130,000 pages of statistical tables.

Parker In Front For G.O.P. Nomination By EUGENE J. CADOU United Press International INDIANAPOLIS (UPD — Lt. Gov. Crawford F. Parker,is far in front for the 1960 Republican gubernatorial nomination today, regardless of the reported opposition of former Sen. William E. Jenner. < Jenner took himself out of the contest for governor last week in a letter to Parker. But there were thunders of silence in the letter about Parker’s'candidacy. The former senator has scores of almost fanatical followers over

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the state. But he has neither the 811-tmportant state nor federal patronage. rtiere are Indications that Governor Handley will not use state jobs to block the lieutenant governor and may even muster their force to aid him. In fact, Handley told newgmen only two days ago he is for F9rker. “He's my candidate,” Handley said. "I don’t feel there will be any trouble with Bill Jenner as a result of my support of Parker ” Parker is a conservaitve’s conception of Mr. Republican. Throughout a long political career, he has been connected with the right wing of the GOP, reaching the peak of conservatism by staking his future on the “right to work” law wheih was nearly repealed in the 1959 General Assem-

bly. “Through the Chairs” Also, Parker has “gone through the’ chairs’* of the Republican party, from precinct committeeman upwards. He has served as Henry County clerk, GOP member of the Indiana Public Service Commission, and secretary of state. He is no Johnny-come-lately in party affairs, as was former Gov. George N. Craig. Parker’s normal duties as lieutenant governor take him into all parts of the state, thereby enabling him to campaign day after day on state time and transportation. Three persons have ‘taken this smooth road to the governor’s chair from the office of lieutenant governor—M. Clifford Townsend and Henry F. Schricker, Demo-

crats, and Handley. Even now, however, stop-Parker movements are being considered by GOP opponents d! the statehouse' machine. The big question is whether a party leader of sufficient stature can be induced to run for governor. Bray Is Weakening Jenner has bowed out, at least for the present. Rep. William G. Bray, Martinsville, shows signs of remaining in Congress until he becomes eligible for the maximum congressional pension instead of taking a chance for governor. Sen. D. Russell Bontrager, Elkhart, seems equally reluctant. The Democratic landslide of 1958 is a big deterrent to all except Parker, according to all indications. The lead of more than ' 240,000 - votes rolled up by Sen.

Vance Hartke over Handley for senator last fall has sent a chill up and down the spines of most ambitious Republicans. With the comeback of prosperity, big spending in Washington and the Lake County pinball graft, there may be better times for the Republicans. A mighty straw in the wind wll be the' results of the municipal elections in November. Unless the GOP prevails substantially, Parker ma? be the only gubernatorial candidate with strength in his party. Madagascar, the fourth largest island in the world, covers 227,736' square miles and is larger than the 12 states from Maine to Virginia.

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Cleaning by Sound WESTBURY, N.Y. (UPD—Ultrasonic equipment is enabling hospitals to e 1 i m i n a t e completely manual handling of surgical instruments duping cleaning. According to its manufacturer, the Narda Ultrasonic Corp., (of Westbury), the new equipment supplements steam sterilizing and removes the danger of cross-in-fection frojn human hands. Sound waves so high that they are inaudible to the human ear have been found effective in removing even the tiniest bits of dirt from the most tenacious surfaces, which are left not only clean but sterile as well.