Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 August 1946 — Page 5

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FRIDAY, AUG. 9, 1946 sent to Indianapolis) and often! asked if an analysis report had been!

received.

And what sort of ¥gport | had been received.

or 10 days from the time the speci-

{mens were taken, Mrs, MeConnell appeared to get better and

5 Bodies to Be Exhumed in [during that time Mrs. Lockman : asked questions concerning analysis Samaritan Case.

reports, “Then, after about two weeks had (Continued From Page One)

elapsed, she began to get worse |again.”

CAN'T GET LABOR,

them before they thawed out. were gone about 30 and returned, “Lottie had fried Mrs. We were sick again as a. result. On

both occasions we both vomited and . WE NYACK, N. Y., " (QU, had diarrhea and were very weak, | ST p Aug: 9:

|P) —Autummn van den Heuval is a Linked by Sister-in-Law Ne

: [patient, thrifty Dutch farmer, conSuspicion first was directed at il hs five f 1 Mrs, Lockman by Mrs. J. S. Kirk- {tent to till his five farms, plant the

patrick, a nurse and sister-in-law |CYOps and prepare for harvest. of the poisoned woman, But he lost his patience today. She and Dr. E. C, Cook, family| “Come and get if,” he invited the physician, decided to send speci- public. “Free for the picking—goldmens from Mrs. McConnell to Dr./en sweet corn, ripe" blackberries, Harger, |tasty elderberries.” | A statement by Mrs. Kirkpat-| AS housewivef and school children | rick to officials last Tuesday reads Streamed in to gather the rich pro- | in part: : |duce, Van den Heuval said forag- | “When my husband and I left|IP8 Wwoodchucks and hired hands for California 1045 | Who refused $8 wages for an eightMrs. McConnell hour ‘day had forced his decision crippled. | The farmer had adverfised for “When we returned. in Mav of | EID. He had gone to employment this year, T went to visit Ner the REEDCIES, Bus ony five hired hands) first dav and loud her % Be mueh | 13° showed up to work. Ome of worse than when I had last Li _ S3year-oie man Stopped her. Mrs. Lockman {dead in the corn field.

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in November, was ill, She was |

I don't like to &ee pictures of { . household, [starving children and I'm willing “Mrs. Lockman was very inter-|to give away what I can’t harvest,” ested .after specimens had been he said.

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As this average Berlin woman contemplates her food ration for a

whole day perhaps she realizes the folly of Hitler's total war.

The

ration varies in each of the four allied sectors of Germany's broken

| capital city and it also varies according to the typeof work each perVery hard manual labor, for instance, brings more food.

Most people try to supplement their ration with purchases from the black market, but prices are so high that only a few can afford them

often.

RECEIVES $150,000

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. Aug. 9 (U.| P.).—The first $150,000 payment to| the Indiana United Mine Workers (A. P. of L.) welfare fund will be made Aug. 15, Lt. Cmdr, Charles Poe announced today. The payment was based on five cents per ton for three million tons to July 15 by 72 Hoosier mines under navy supervision. Cmdr. Poe heads the federal coal administration mines in Indiana He said the second payment was due Sept. 15, covering the period of July 15 to Aug. 31.

1500 ARE MAROONED ON GAMBLING SHIP

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1:30 a. m. today. It carried 60 passengers, less than a full load. Stralla and his aids were charged with conspiracy to violate state gambling laws. The taxi boats were impounded in a double attack police hoped would scuttle the Lux. Whether the ship would be permitted to operate during the long

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doubt. expected Stralla to to get a writ preventing authorities from interfering with water taxi operation pending a court decision. The gambling ship operator forestalled a threatened raid on the Lux by surrendering with four of his aids yesterday and posting $2000 bond each. Stralla was back on his boat in two hours. His pre-| liminary hearing was set for Aug. 22.! “This is a test case, and I think| I'm right,” he said. “My arrest will have no effect on the operations of the Lux. The ship will continue to operate and legally off Southern California.”

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mained in officers

He was reported considering ‘moving down the coast from Long Beach, where a city ordinance against “soliciting persons to par- | ticipate in gambling” enabled police! to raid the watér taxi service to! the Lux and arrest the crews. {

| Smith" decided

For example, one egg costs 20 marks or two dollars, and a pound of butter is 50 marks or 5 dollars.

INDIANA MINE FUND

| Bettors Squawk

As Horse Balks

SALEM, N. H, Aug. 9 (U, P). —Cruiser caused no end of trouble deciding to “sit out” - the eighth race.

When the starting gate went up, Cruiser sat down. Then the 150 spectators who had bet on the thoroughbred stood up. They wanted their money back. They stormed the judges’ stand. Finally, General Manager Lou that would be easiest way out, so he ordered the clerks to put the mutuel machines into reverse,

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