Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 April 1947 — Page 4

hands of Patrolman William Lee.

; SLIM JIM—Like the elusive culprit of #he old comic strip "Slim Jim" who always managed to shake off his pursuers, the holdup man who held up a drug store today left only his cap in the

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Boy, 14, Confesses

«; L goer. and past president of Indian-|tomorrow in the Aaron-Ruben fuiw : Lodge of B'nal “B'rith and|peral home. The body will be cre- £ . Grand Lodge 2. He was mated. 3 es . Survivors are his wife, Mrs. May wad. been chairman of the Jewish myeihery Bamberger: his son, Julian Bamberger, a daughter, Mrs. Carofo. Ju a member of the Phi iiine Solomon and four grandchilA | dren.

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former Indianapolis resident, Wednesday in Tampa, Fla. He was 22, Mr. Blanthette was born here but moved to Tampa in 1937. He contracted fever while serving with the navy in the South Pacific.

Killing Benefactor

" He told police he shot Alvin Wit-

Survivors are his parents, Mr. and [about plans for the boy to attend Mrs. Fred K. Blanchette; a sister,|summer school. Mr, WittenbergMrs. Beatrice Walker and a brother, |er’s body was found at his farm Ralph Blanchette, all of Tampa.

near here early yesterday,

Dr. Maxey sald the amount of cash taken was “several hundred

PORT WASHINGTON, Wis, April |, 28 (U. P.).—Police today held Frank Sell, 14, who confessed killing his wealthy benefactor because he did not want to go to summer school

tenberger, a Milwaukee broker, with a 22-caliber rifle during a quarrel

CALIFORNIA WRECK — This photo shows a portion of the wreckage of the Los Angeles-New Orleans flier "Argonaut" of the Southern Pacific. railway near Ontario, Cal. The car at the left, third in the train, stayed attached to the cars ahead of it, but the fourth car, at the right in this photo, broke loose and slammed into the third car. Four persons were seriously injured in the car at the left.

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