Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 December 1946 — Page 11

est | WEDNESDAY, DEC. 15, 1946 eh THB INDIANAPOLIS: TIMES -__ i — PAGEL. | JORDAN BROS. | st U.S. Priest Made |How Criminals Grow— 1 Lif 1 Volunteer Nurses 2. Canon of St. Peter's | e- erm WASHINGTON, Dec. 18 (U. P.). : SA mea DINEY Le. Size VATICAN CITY, Dec. 18 (U.P). B Fri d P k d G | —Faced with a shortage of 200) : it em BUILT-IN CABINETS aE ope Pius his Named the Rt. Rev. oy rien ac e 4 Uun=— Prisoners Esca g | purses next year, the navy has jee ‘Our: Lar spla SQT lliam Hemmiek of Balti- sked for that many members. ol 333 W Washington ster sz et ri oo If Didn't Shock Mary Ruth PE oor, ors

. PHOENIXVILLE , Pa, Dec. 18 [190 Suva for a year of active duty. |

po . |The navy sald its nurse force had | The historic cathedral has 30] . (Continued From Page One) . | three By and an A on her last re- I 2 Tosi Merit army prs. The ne sharply as a result of de- | such canons or priests who ordi- : “ port car » mobilization while the number of | ® Dual Control Instruction Cars BI narily perform. the religious - rites| CO" vith her about - “running Mary Ruth's family and friends ATEEONy 200 A, pe er | nevients lad remaiiied unchanged, ® Cars Rented for Road Tests lof the church, around. are planning to fight for her, they|pe¥ a psychopathic ward at the during the last several months. After his appointment yesterday| Mary Ruth started to date when'isaid. They are going to write to Valle on . one Hospital i re Ee — Msgr. Hemmick was presented to|She Was 12. She went to a show|authorities at Shelbyville and the | ro ® LE DRIVING SCHOOL | the Pope by His Eminence Federico | With Bill Johnson, who lived down state and tell them that Mary Ruth 8 &

» S25 N. PENSY AAI { Cardinal Tedeschini, archpriest of the street a few blocks. She kissed | was a good girl, that she got nto The prisoners, convicted of major Gy pili pieess

ancient basilica of St. Peter's.

she was 12 or 13, sin. pital for mental treatment, used a | “ ) » i ) ‘ , hacksaw. They cut their way od Ra Ihe vouble said Mary Yes, 1 Stl Love Bill through iron bars covering a win-

Like Vera Jean, Mary Ruth cries dow in their guarded ward. . : and prays in the jail now that they| Police in Pennsylvania, New Jer- | ideas. Most of the girls drink beer |}ave realized what they have done. |sey, Delaware and Maryland were, Ih and smoke. Some drink whisky. | “We are not singing ‘Pistol Pack- | warned to “approach the fugitives | “Girls my age run around with jn’ Mama’ any more,” she told with caution.” Residents in the | fellows who are 18 or 19 years old. Sheriff Fred Courtney. area were warned against trying At school they dan't teach you that| “Do you still love Bill?” I asked |to capture them. you shouldn't do these things. You her. The fugitives were identified as Just do them and nobody says any-| “Yes,” she sdid without hesitation. | Joseph Bruno, 28, Staten Island, thing.” : “Do you think he should be pun-|N.”Y.; Frank L. Lofton, 26, Saginaw, ‘Lots of Boys Carry Guns’ lished?" Mich.; Howard Boggs, 28, Hunt“Didn't you think it was wrong “Yes, but not as much as Price. ington, W. Va.; Gerald Brant, 24; |

a “i OPEN DAY & NITE Including SUN. that Bill had a gun when he came | He’ 11 probably get the chair or life. Harry F. Keller, 28, and Curtis L.| EERESETS SLSAPS to school?” Mary Ruth was asked. [I didn't think the shooting would Fogarty, 24. RE

“Oh, lots of boys like guns,” she | happen. I still don't think it has| ES AB RR MSA A A SA said. appened.”

“You mean they carry them?” “Some do, but most of them us like guns.” On the fatal afternoon, Mary “Did Johnson carry a gun Ye. Ruth met Johnson after the sixth fore?” + | period. “Yes. Once before he had a gun | She went homie with her new and was going to use it on a fellow | friend, Vera Jean Price. The two |in a fight over me. He had a knife. | of them were“ the bedroom. They

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too. He threatened to kill him.” were going out. . “Get in early,” her father told Father Is Heartbroken { her, “You've got a school day. to-

Mary Ruth's father, Jack Ward, | morrow, remember.” Mary Ruth who lives at 1307 E. Indiana st., in| said “yes”. Evansville, is heartbroken, too. Just| Several hours later they were on like Mr. Hornbeck in Anderson, {the road. They pulled the car to

Mr, Ward and Mary Ruth's’ sis- | the side of the road when they be-

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932-934 | ters blame her plight on “bad com- | came sleepy. . SOUTH . pany.” . Here was no parental warning, no “She'd never been in trouble be- | school discipline, This was life. MERIDIAN :

fore,” they said. 7 Mary Ruth made good grades. | She said proudly she had made |

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