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THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1947

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d , finally subdued the youth, MUNICH, Germany, J Factory Workers Ad its Killing 7 |e ssliovess Sapa" bos Hits Gas Truck A wed 1 ’ m | ing jon a New York orphanage when S as Mic cers, who parachuted from their

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' . ' They were divorced when he was| FULTON, Kas, April 24 (U. P).|have returned to their base here. ed d d k. Bath exposed to dust, wind or overwor ° Wrong fo Shoot 18 years old. - —A speeding Frisco passenger train|One of them landed on top of a

voptik today, At all drug stores. PHILADELPHIA, April 24 (U, P.)~Police stood guard today at

the hospital room of 28-year-old

William Hallowell, who admitted to L 1 i his, foster mother, a noted child quent. He was sent to the correc. enveloped in flames following the psychologist, that it was “wrong” |tional institution after having com- (Crash. Firemen summoned from Ft. for him to kill two policemen. mitted 20 burglaries in and about oat, nearby, extinguished , the But he insisted his gun went off {the campus of the University of . i i] Bp K 3 T accidentally both times, Pennsylvania, where the Hallowells| T- W. Moreland, chief clerk for Sgt. Samuel Hewitt, 47, and Pa-{Were faculty members. After his|ihe rallway at its Pt. Bcott head-

CRT V A: X trolman John Quigley, 33, were |escape and recapture, he went to SLUR LIU killed by bullets frm Hallowell’'s reform school for 18 months. men as 8. A. Jackson, engineer, and

gun early yesterday when they sur-

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owner, was in jail on charges of T-Bone Steak Ib. 57¢ selling Hallowell & gun illegally for $25. SPECIAL The shootings climaxed a long ca- > 4 * reer of petty crime by Hallowell.

He is the son of Dr. Dorothy Kern

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“When he was 15, the y.uth had MIXED his first shooting scrape with police Vegetables No. «14 ()e who tried to capture him and a companion after they escaped from EARLY a private corregtional institution. June Pea Ne. 2 10¢ The first time police brought his A $ foster mother to seé him yesterday,

MUSHROOM Hallowell screamed at her to get bi 10 -o8, 1 r

SOUP of the room.

“Let me die alone.” 03 on. CORN quieter, and told her:

“I don’t want her here,” he cried. | WHOLE KERNEL She was led away sobbing. When she came back, he was Bring Your Dimes fo Us! || “I know I did wrong and I'm sorry. I stole the automobile and

they were chasing me. They jumped Plenty of Fresh me. I didn’t mean to shoot them.

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prised him in a stolen car. Hallowell went to work in a war He was wounded five times. plant and apparently settled down. | .o SAVE MONEY! [tives niin "Scams so verre ves vce 10 mdi mine,” "fg et " | oritical this morning and he was crime and police said he admitted Yi 13} [ placed in an oxygen tent at Ger- four burglaries had netted him

mantown hospital. $3000 in Philadelphia in the last | ————————S ME A 1 S Emotions Confused two months. LA GUARDIA IN HOSPITAL

- first he was defiant. He | ence for her research in the meas- | Former Mayor F. H. La Guardia « Stark & Wetzel Grade A I am 8 roby Then he |Urement of mental capacities of in- |was in Mt. Sinai hospital today Tasty! - ll protested that he was innocent. |f®nts and their reaction in homes for a general physical examination.| MADE BY CROWN CORSET CO.=N.Y. Chuck Roast, m3: 1b, 43¢ Max Feinberg, 30, a soda fountain [f 8doption. . . | He entered the hospital last night.

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e was less than two years old. ~ C-4T- over Carlsbad, Czechoslovakia,

In Chicago last night, the foster and a gasoline transport truck Russian hotel.

Sent to Reform’ School truck driver. Kellam, of Worthington, Minn., and The youth Was & juvenile delin-| The truck and locomotive were Lt. Henry D. Nix, Lawrenceville,

quarters, identified the dead train-

Ray Tippen, fireman, both of Kansas City. The body of the truck driver was

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indicated that none of the passenger cars were derailed.

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