Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 September 1942 — Page 30

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: Miss Dorothy Baun, 32, both of Ke-

army air forces at Newark, N. J.

| Senuine and lead to an identifica-

{aentification papers.

horit; es held a ig ie: vg as ‘a material witness 2 the rapist slaying of two women social’ workers whose nude bodies

8 found in a lonely wooded spot

ne Edward Helgeson, 2, Chip-|

Falls, who said he had ridden pm Tomah to Eau Claire with the : ‘suspected of raping and shoot"ing Miss Neil. Pietrangeli, 25, and

ha, was questioned at Eau Claire Dr several hours yesterday and returned. to Sparta early today for

- He was turned over to Capt Hans B provost marshal at: Camp » Which is located in Monroe

Wait for Check to Clear District Attorney Leo J. Goodman §

‘meanwhile, waited for a $25 check with the suspect’s alleged army serial number jotted on its back to [80 through the clearing house back to the Sparta State bank. ~Authorties hoped the number might prove

tion of the man with whom Helge“son said he had ridden. - The check, drawn on Miss Pietrangell’'s account, was cashed by a “rough looking” man in a soldiers Juitform at Le Sueur, Minn,, Tues‘day. L. D. Peterson, the cashier of ‘the Le Sueur bank; said the man

‘told him he was “Robert Bailey,”

“Miss Pietrangeli’s ' sweetheart. He signed the check with both Miss

: ‘Pietrangeli’s and his own name, . 'saying the Sparta bank had author-

“ized such a joint signature. Relatives of Miss Pietrangeli denied she had a sweetheart. “Peterson said he put the army {peril number on the back of the ‘check. when “Bailey” produced his

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‘clubhouse, called by the North Irv-

Lani Nelson, named champion car hop-for 1942, poses in Venice, Cal, with trophy. and roses on her waitress tray.

CENTER PROMISED FOR PLEASANT RUN

A community center at the Pleasant Run golf ‘course has been guaranteed today by the park board. Albert H. Gisler, a member of the board, told Irvington civic group representatives last night that ree modeling of the golf course clubhouse ‘would ‘begin at the close of the golf season. He estimated the project: would cost “about $5000” and said ‘the park board gave its approval yesterday. The meeting . last night at the

ington Civic league, was attended by some 40 representatives of 25 organizations including defense groups,

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