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| fires - will land us in the peniten- |. | tiary.” Murder charges will be filed {against Mrs. Ott in Vanderburgh county, . where the fire occurred, [McGown said, and. Ott .will be rejrurned to Dubois county where he {will be tried for illegal collection of | insurance money on their Birdseye home. Frank Coughlin, deputy attorney |general, who with State Policemen {Ollie Prechtel and Robert Grannan pated in the questioning of | Oft yesterday, remained here today |to question Mrs. Ott, if possible.

| Coughlin said that Ott, who had | steadfastly maintained his inno‘cence, suddenly broke down and told ‘a story of having accompanied his {wife from one institution to an|other, knowing of the fires and livling in constant fear of discovery and prison. © Met at Richmond . The Otts' met at the Richmond state hospital a year ago last July, married and then moyed to Evansville because Mrs. Ott wanted to work there, the husband told authorities.

-Ott told police that after the] Evansville fire his wife had told him that she set fire to some cloth{ing in a linen closet on the second Woor of a. building and then rushed outside. The Otts helped in the rescue | work and then went to the Madison | | State hospital to care for some of

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housed there, When Mrs. Ott became dissptisfied with the work at Madison, they returned to their home: at Birdseye. The husband, told authorities that there Mrs. Ott set fire to trash in the attic and after collecting $1000 from an insurance company for the destruction of their house they re~ turned to the Toledo, O., state hospital where they previously had worked. : Collects Insurance Mrs, Ott soon became angry at other employees and declared that “I'm going to get rid of some of these damned attendants,” the husband told authorities, He said she again started a fire in ag linen closet and they left the next day. They started to work at Logan- || sport on Feb. 5 and on Feb. 22 Mrs. Ott, according to. her husband, started another fire which was quickly extinguished. The next day she started the fire which finally brought about her apprehension, he said.

Authorities said that "attention first was attracted.to Mrs. Ott when she tried to place the blame.-on another attendant. However, after her arrest, she admitted setting the fire herself. : State Personnel Director Dudley Smith said that Mrs. Ott had never stayed at one institution long enough to take a merit system examination or complete her working test, She was classified as ‘a provisional employee at the three institutions at which she worked. Mr. Ott passed a merit system examination at the Richmond state hospital, Mr, Smith said.

SCORES ‘WAR MYTH’ CHICAGO, March 2 (U.P.).—

DR. EDWARDS',251%%,

|assume our share of the blame for

Prof, Robert. Havighurst of Chicago {university said today the myth that war is inevitable must be stamped out by education, and that we must

the present conflict in making a lasting peace.

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3 AIR FIRMS SIGN

Airline and works board officials today tentatively compromised on a contraét granting municipal airport landing privileges to Eastern, American and TWA airlines for $450 a month each,

Each of the companies now has six scheduled flights daily through Indianapolis. Under the new contract the city would net $16,200 a year from the three airlines, $8200 more than was charged in 1943. Duration of the ‘contracts was set at five years despite vehement protests by airline attorneys + who charged that the short term would seriously hamper their post-war development program. Today's air-

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|WAKE RAID DAMAGE | THOUGHT EXTENSIVE!

PEARL HARBOR, March 2 (U.! were believed today to have caused extensive damage in renewed attdcks on Wake island, former U. 8. possession 750 miles from newly-oc-cupied Kwajalein in the Marshalls:

closed that the planes bombed and strafed Wake last Tuesday in a lowlevel attack. All the planes returned safely. Airdrome installations on the island were hit and six grounded planes were destroyed or severely damaged, the communique said. It also was revealed that a single navy search plane bombed Anuru in the western Gilberts Tuesday, while on the same ‘day Mitchell

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