Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 June 1936 — Page 10

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Strangled Pretty Companion When She Resisted His Advances, He Says.

By United Presa

‘SAN FRANCISCO, June 18—Albert Walter Jr. today led police to}

the body of Miss Blanche Cousins, tied to a bed post in her apart‘ment, and told how he killed her because she resisted his advances. Walter, 28, formgerly of New York and Boston, said he attacked Miss Cousins after he choked her. “I don’t know whether she was dead or alive at the time,” he confessed, “but to make sure I knotted one of her silk stockings about her throat, drew it taut and tied it to a bed post.”

Met Girl on Bus

The slaying occurred after the _ couple had cocktails and dinner at Miss Cousins’ apartment, he said. “I made love and she repulsed me as she had done on other occasions. So, partly from hate, I started choking her with my hands. I just choked until there was no more resistance,” he told police. Miss Cousins, 24, whose home was in Idaho Falls, Ida., met Walter on a transcontinental bus about two weeks ago. “She was pretty and attractive and I struck up an acquaintance when she got on .the bus at Salt Lalke City,” he said; “She was lookin for a job and planned to attend business coliege. 1 was job hunting, too.”

Has Wife in New York Walter said his wife, Angela, lives ‘in New York. The slaying occurred early Wednesday, he said. Last night he walked into a police stafin. -

, “My conscience hurts me,” he told. “I strangled a girl and’

a detective. I want to give myself up.” Skeptical, police went with him to the apartment. On a bed lay the body of the .girl. Throughout the questioning Walter used the phrase “manual strangulation.” He said he had worked in a hospital and was familiar with medical terms.

MADE MODERATOR OF PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD

Dr. Frank K. Baker Succeeds Dr. Robert L. McLandress.

By United Press MONTICELLO, Ind, June 18.— Dr. Frank K. Baker, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church at Anderson, today succeeded Dr. Robert L. McLandress, Indianapolis, as moderator of the Synod of Indiana Presbyterian Churches. Dr. Baker has been a pastor in Anderson 15 years and member of the synod 24 years. More than 350 Presbyterian leaders are attending the state meeting.

INVITE F. D. R. TO STATE

Boonville Club Asks President to ~ Attend Patriotic Program,

Times Special

BOONVILLE, Ind. June 18—The |

Boonville Press Club has. invited President Roosevelt to attend the thirteenth annual meeting of the organization at Nancy Hanks Park, Lineoln City, on July 12. An all-day patriotic program, including an address by former United States Senator James E. Watson, has been arranged in. honor of President Lincoln's mother.

Times Special LAFAYETTE, Ind, June 18.— Two speakers on the program of the Science and Leadership Insti tute at Purdue University are Dr. R. M. Davis (above, right) and Dr. Hornell Hart. Dr. Davis, pastor of the Church

PAYMENT OF BACK WAGES PROTESTED

South Bend Taxpayers Oppose Increase for City Workers.

Times Special SOUTH BEND, Ind. June 18.—

Taxpayers have filed a petition}

against payment of back salary increases to city firemen, police and signalmen. The increase is expected to be voted by the City Council Monday night. The move reopens the question, thought to have “been settled by Judge J. E. Peak, who ruled in favor of the employes. A hearing has been

{set for Friday in Superior Court.

The petition was presented by J. H, Whitmarsh, - G. F. Witt, Thomas Hobbs and Frank Chidester, members of the South Bend Civic Association.

PLATFORM. STUDIED FOR LOAN LEAGUE

Indiana Secretary to Attend Session in Chicago Monday.

George Ogden, Indiana Savings and Loan League secretary, is to attend a meeting of the insurance of accounts committee of the United States Savings and Loan League Monday in Chicago. The committee is to prepare a platform to be recommended to the National League at its convention in New York in October. Ralph H.

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