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§ Mrs, Elizabeth Sattler * (James), A several months ago after a divorce, ————— ——~ died before she could be admitted

to a hospital.

nection with her activities night,

she suffered internal injuries.

Detectives said that five men and four women, associates of Mrs. Sat- | tler, had been questioned in conlast

Authorities did not immediately 4 release the findings of an autopsy. But they indicated that it showed

who resumed her maiden name

Italy, China Ask Voice in German Pact

LONDON, Jan. 30 (U. P.).—Exenemy Italy and Far Eastern ally China want their voices heard on: the German peace treaty, the foreign ministers deputies were informed today. | Italy asked the deputies to ad{mit her to the talks “to express her

She was found by police who views.”

TWISTED WRECKAGE—Winds of cyclonic force ripped this hangar from the ground at the White Cloud airport near Greenwood. It was lifted over a row of trees 40 feet high and debris was scattered over 15 acres. It housed 5 planes.

Mystery Surrounds Death Verdict Withheld Of West Virginia Teacher In 2 Gun Deaths

- CHARLESTON, W, Va, Jan, 30 (U, P.).—The attractive 28-year-old | SVILLE daughter of State Labor Commissioner Charles J, F. Sattler was found g &'AN f 1d, Jan. 30 {U. fatally injured on a residential street near her home today. Police believed she had been either slain or was the victim of a hit- |

P.).—~Coroner Ed Dauble withheld a verdict today in the gun deaths of Charles Brennan, 42, and his estranged wife, Katherine, 37, whose bodies were found in her home last night. Authorities believed that Brennan, a filling station attendant, shot the woman and then himself. But Mr. Dauble’ said he was not certain the lethal bullets were fired from the same gun. The coroner said it appeared to be murder and suicide but. that he was investigating the strange position from which Brennan was shot. Mr. Dauble said Mrs. Brennan had been shot three times with a

said she was doubled with pain and' China notified the deputies she pistol. The last shot apparently

gasping for breath.

and licensed airplane pilot,

| wished to be consulted on plans for

Germany.

was fired in her back as she fled

The victim was a school teacher holding any peace conference on toward a back door, he said.

CRASH LANDING —State Policeman Arthur Wor-

rick and Frank Evans, Whiteland, inspect the body of a plane blown an eighth of a mile from the airport.

Richmond Man Given Navy Cross

Lt. Cmdr."Albert J. Corsi, USNR, of Richmond, will exchange his silver star for the navy's second highest award, the navy cross, today in ceremonies at the Indianapolis naval orgnance plant. Capt. George P. Kraker, USN, ordnance plant commander, will present - the cross, second highest award in the nation. The citation relates that Commander Corsi rallied the wounded members 81 his crew and despite his own serious wounds attempted to beach his LCI off the coast of Normandy June 11, 1944, When he no longer could keep the LCI afloat, he ordered his men to abandon ship. After all personnel had been evacuated, he collapsed from his own wounds.

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"TRADITION WITH A TOUCH OF TOMORROW

EEL CABALLO

“Putting the Cart Before the Horse” (Spanish)

Paul Richey, who is well known in Advertising and Business circles — sent in a litte memo written by a Jesuit priest

in Spain in 1631 — which seems to have a modern application—

It's from "The Art of Worldly

priest's name was Balthsar.

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“It's a great stroke of Art to bring things into repute at times—by praising them—for praise arouses desire—at times giving them a striking name— provided it is done without affectation.”

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We trust that the shades of the good Jesuit priest will not think us too presumptuous—if we should make a slight observation —and remark in deep humbleness ~—that this sounds like "El Carro Ante el Caballo." Sutting the cart before the horse.

Before a word of praise is uttered— before a striking name is coined— one should make sure, first, that the article has the quality, the

Wisdom." The

intrinsic merit—to rate such

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Believe Pickup’ Killed ‘Dahlia

As Murder Suspects

‘LOS ANGELES, Jan, 30 (U. P.).— Investigators eliminated all known acquaintances of Elizabeth Short as suspects in her murder today, They turned to the theory that the “Black Dahlia” was killed by one pickup too many. Police rejected three “confessions.” They admittedly were without a clue in the 15-day-old torture-nmiur-der.

cide Capt. Jack Donahoe ordered. “He is probabiy a man unknown fo Elizabeth Shory before the hour at which he took her life, The man we want probably did not know her.” j Meanwhile, Phyllis Jean Cyr, 20-year-old brunet, said she and the “Black Dahlia” once posed in the nude for a Hollywood photographer. Lead to Nothing She sald she knew the photographer only as “Price,” and that he had tried to molest both her and Miss Short. She said she hadn't seen Miss Short in almost a year. Capt. Donahoe said hundreds of

leads from persons who knew the]. 22-year-old Miss Short intimately]

led to nothing. He said this convinced him it was a stranger who strung her up nude by her feet and tortured her for hours the night of Jan, 14. The torturer mutilated the gifl, severed her body and left it in a lovers’ lane. . “The averages may have caught up with Beth Short,” Police Psychiatrist Dr. Paul De River said. “She may have picked up one man too many.”

Morgenthau Diary Probe to Begin

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30 (U. P.).— Senate Republicans beat President Truman to the punch today with a decision to look into the case of the “Morgenthau diary.” They plan to draft a law, if needed, for the protection of government files. Senator Homep Ferguson (R. Mich.) said he would ask the senate executive expenditures committee to investigate the case at once. Committee Chairman George 2, Aiken (R. Vt.) said the group would undertake the inquiry if requested to do so. The case involves the charge of Secretary of the Treasury John W. Snyder that former Secretary Henry Morgenthau Jr. had taken treasury documents with him when he left the cabinet. The papers were said to be con. tained in a diary, soon to be published. Mr. Morgenthau compiled the diary during his 12 years as a Roosevelt cabinet member. Presidential Secretary Charles G. Ross said yesterday Mr. Truman might ask congress for legislation to prevent outgoing federal executives from taking official documents with them.

Local Briefs

Mrs. Thomas R. Thrasher will talk on “The Migrant Problem” at the meeting of St. Catherine's guild, Advent Episcopal church, at 1:30 p. m, Monday in the parish house.

Ollie C. Reeves, Evansville, lieutenant governor of the fifth district of Optimist international, will speak at- a meeting of the Optimist club at noon tomorrow at the Hotel Severin.*®

Norman’ H. McCabe, special agent in charge of the federal bureau of investigation in Indiana, will speak before the Exchange club luncheon meeling at noon tomorrow at the Claypool hotel,

FRANKFURT, Jan. 30 (U. P.) ~~ The theater manager at nearby Annaburg awaited an answer today to his offer of free admission to any patron bringing in a half-pound of nails—so that the stage scenry could be nailed up.

BRITAIN TRIMS ARMY =, LONDON, Jan, 30 (U, P.).—Great Britain's peace time standing army

“Go out after this killer,” Homi-|

point of last night's storm, lie flattened and twisted along road 31 between Inc apolis and Franklin, The high winds caused extensive damage throughout the are

Mauled by Bear, Girl Fights for Life

BALTIMORE, Md. Jan. 30 (U. P.).~A 4-year-old girl, mauled and bitten by a full-grown black bear,

lay fighting for her life today in University hosiptal. The child's left leg was amputated. Physicians said her battle to live will be “touch and go” for the next 48 hours. The child, Anna Louise Hastings,

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and her 68-year-old brother, James, were walking by the bear's cage at Seven Mile House yesterday when the animal suddenly reached out a (paw. The bear grabbed the girl's lett leg and dragged her screaming to the bars of the cage. Howard Ambrose, who was passing by picked up a lead pipe laying near the cage and struck the

on the head repeatedly until ghe animal released the child.

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