Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 282, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 April 1934 — Page 12

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DOOMED CHILD AWAITS DEATH AMID HER TOYS Doctors Abandon Girl, 4, Suffering From Excess of White Corpuscles. By L'nitfd Prrm MEMPHIS, Tenn., April 5.—A 4-year-old Memphis girl, Willie Mae Miller, dying, was abandoned by physicians today so that she might spend the remaining days of her life among her toys and little lriends, as happy as passible. She is suffering leucocythemia, perhaps the slowest but most certain form of death known to medical science. The malady is overproduction of white corpuscles, “soldiers of the body.” which crowd out the red, the corpuscles which carry nourishment through me blood stream. For weeks the girl lay in a hospital here while physicians hoped for a miracle. Physicians all over the nation wanted to treat her, but specialists here told ner parents nothing could be dong to save her. “Take her home and let her be happy until sfte goes away,” they told her parents. "It is the kindest thing that can be done. It is the only thing.” Death, they explained, will not be

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NINE GIRL SCOUTS TO GET EAGLET AWARDS

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Golden Eaglet awards will be conferred on nine Girl Scouts tomorrow night at 7 in a ceremony at Caleb Mills hall, with Mrs. Frederick Edey. New York, national president of the Girl Scouts, presiding. Girls who will receive the awards are Anna Margaret Voorhies, Troop 24; Marilyn Knowles. Troop 22; Betty Bell. Troop 28; Agnes Coldwell, associate scout; Florence Gipe, senior troop No. 1; Sarah Wills, Troop 6, and Betty Macy, Bobby Jo Vestal and Betty Jane Giffin, Troop 35.

a torture. Toward the end Willie Mae will be very tired, they said, but when death comes she w'ill die like a person drifting into a sound sleep. How r long before that occurs physicians do not know. The girl

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| still enjoys romping for several hours each day, playing with the many toys her sympathizers have given her. The hunting preserve of one red ant colony may cover seventeen ' acres.

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SHOVED OUT OF CAR BY BROWN, ACTRESS SAYS < Director Refused to Marry Her After Promises, * She Claims. By United Pres* HOLLYWOOD, April s—Possibility of Sally Eilers assuming the witness stand promised new sensations today at the trial of Marjorie Gay’s SIOO,OOO breach of promise suit against Miss Eiler's husband, 40-year-old Harry Joe Brown. The possibility was hinted by attorneys for Miss Gay after she com-

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pleted her story of romance with a tearful account of how she once told Brown they must wed because she was to become a mother. The allegation brought rival attorneys to their feet with a motion for a mistrial. but the motion was withdrawn I before it could be ruled on. Jim Bridges, a half-brother of ; Miss Gay, testified that on several | occasions. Brown told him he was “going to marry Marjorie.’ Brown. ! a previous witness, had denied even ! discussing marriage with the young actress. Miss Gay wept as she narrated a conversation with the director prior to his marriage to Miss Eilers. They were out driving, she said. ”1 told him he was in a position to marry me and must do so immediately.” she asserted. “Later we started the argument again. Suddenly Mr. Brown shoved me out of the car and kept going. He stopped and walked back. I thought I was

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dying, blit when I called to Harry to pick me up so I could die in his arms, he put his foot against my head and shoved me back to the ground.” Attacking her claims that they j long were engaged, attorneys for Brown introduced a letter she wrote 1 him, admitting she had “no right to call upon him for advice or com-! fort.” The passage referred to anew J step in her motion picture career j

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Miss Gay was planning. The letter concluded: “Whatever you may do, 1 hope It will be for jour happiness. Plea.se take care of yourself. No one here knows I know you.” Somber as the black dress she was wearing, the young actress admitted writing the letter. Then she broke into tears, sobbing so loudly the court ordered a short recess. A short time later she was excused.

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APRIL 5, 1934

SCOUT COUNCIL TO DINE Favorite Dish Supper Will Be Held Friday. Parent Council of Boy Bcout Troop No. 3 will hold a favorite ! dish supper FYiday at 6; 30 followed i by the annual meeting and election of officers at 8 in the home of Mr. and Mrs. H- C. Keith, 326 South Audubon road.