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Check .on War Souveirs Started in State.

The fatal wounding of a 4-year-old South Bend girl and the shooting of a South Bend housewife today highlighted a state-wide cam-

FRIDAY, APRIL 12; 1946 .

‘UNLOADED’ GUN) Heve Seme More Chicken, Officer

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BURGLAR SHOT, MAKES ESCAPE

Police Spot Man Carrying Cash- Register.

"A burglar who was shot at least once by policemen who caught him at the scene of a burglary made good an escape sprint despite leg

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the Kretchmer child,

wounds, Police today also were investigating a large scale burglary of a food market and two North side break-ins yesterday. Investigating a burglary at the Kuner & Evermon grocery, 2401 Prospect st., Patrolmen Roy Higgins and Pat White pulled the police car into an alley by the store, The headlights flashed on an |over-coated man, who was carrying a cash register, He dropped the register and ran as police fired

paign to check the danger of weapons kept by ex-G. 1's as war souveriirs. Marlene Kretchmer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kretchmer, died in a South Bend hospital last night and: Mrs. William Allinson remained in a critical condition today as State Police Supt. Austin Killian announced an all-out drive to make souvenir war weapons safe. State, federal and local authorities will co-operate in registering

and deservicing automatic - firing fone shot, The man stumbled and] weapons captured overseas by |fell, but regained his feet and] American servicemen. Col. Killian| ! a lescaped as police fired five more emphasized the guns will not be| . oie Ose Bid ; {shots. confiscated nor will their value as| : | The patrolmen said a hole in the a war souvenir be impaired. Patrolmen Willlam Hague (left) and Harvey Badgley (right) help |overcoat, which the man discarded Registration and deservicing is| themselves to a platter of chicken offered by George H. Poske, vice [as he rose, indicated one of the| required by federal law. | president of the American State Insurance Co. Members of the police 'hullets struck him in the leg | The Kretchmer girl was wounded | department and auxiliary policemen were guests of Mr. Poske and { W. C. Katterhenry, R. R. 7, Box | fatally by a German automatic re-| Todd Stoops, secretary-manager of the Hoosier Motor association last 1452, reported the ‘theft of a ti volver sent home from overseas by| night at the Apex cafe, 16th and Pennsylvania sts. [ton truck parked by his market at| Robert Johnson, son of Mrs. Sylvia pe 1325 S. New Jersey st. The thieves| Johnson, who was taking care of|ter, Marion, found the gun in a| discharged. The bullet went through fused the truck to haul. away 10 kitchen cabinet, As she twirled it|a doorway and struck the little girl crates of lemons, 12 crates of to-| Mrs. Johnson's 15-year-old daugh-| around her finger, police said, 1t|in the back. She died four hours matoes, 12 50-pound sacks of po-| ea —— 3 —————— ax Vater, ' 1tatoes, five hampers of beans, 12|

: : Mrs. Allinson also was shot by | boxes of cucumbers, 15 50-pound!|

an “unloaded” war souvenir gun. |P28S of onions, a typewriter, an The gun, a 45-caliber automatic, adding machine, and a check pro-| at the BALL of the foot = where you need it most DR. SCHOLL'S

tector. was sent to her and her husband Sa by their son Stanley, who is in Ger- | ie Fea Ty SO aan many with the army. Mr, ATO | pad Deen emptied po the loo. we | was inspecting the weapon when, : ® BE | he told the police, it discharged. The | Betwaen $50 End 360 Wi jaken

: {from the Midwestern Hosiery Co., LuPAD bullet struck his wife in the left 625 E. 49th st, early today. Burke's Like walking on air! — that’s |arm and abdomen. . HospitaliHardware store, 650 E. 59th st., also how this featherlight Meta- attaches listed her condition as{was broken into and some change

| “poor.” was taken. . Police said two youths were seen 13,000 Registered {fleeing from the Joule company. As part of the campaign to regis- | A wallet was found dropped by a [ter souvenir guns, federal T-men window of the hardware store, 'from the treasury department’s tax|through which the burglars made unit will visit most Hoosier com- | Deir entry, munities this month. Deservicing|

| the weapons merely calls for seal- " ing the firing chamber. HOLLYWOOD, April 12 (U. P).

—British-born Acto jonel Atwil Besides making the guns “harm- ? Lionel atwil

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