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¢ ’ ’ Bud’ Gollum Denies Killing Couple SANTA ANA, Cal, Sept. 18 (U P.) The defense was expected to rest its case today in the timebomb murder trial of Heiress Beulah Louise Overell, 18, and her flance George (Bud) - Gollum, 21 Both flatly denied murdering her

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8 Marshall Plea to Revise UN Saves Woman . |* Assembly Awaits Address by Vishinsky, Ordered Junked NASHVILLE, Ind. Sept. 18. ~The

Rev, J. B. DeGaflerili, of the Nash-| UNITED NATIONS HALL FLUSHING, N. Y. Sept. 18 (U. Pp). P00les manufactured befors 1038 ville Christian church, was being United Nations delegates today predicted a violent Russian counterblast Vill have to be junked at the end congratulated today on a perfectly to the American proposal to abandon the eriginal United Nations con- of this school year, the state school Mimed pastoral call that may have cept and bulld up the vetoless 55-nation assembly as a rival ‘of the hus committee ruled today. saved a life, Big Five dominated security council. a Bulk of th bod Aaned Mrs. W. H. Peeples, whose homi® goyiet Delegate Andrei Y. Vishin-| lk: of the bus bodies tonalgng is three-fourths of a mile south of rode Russia's objections and voted to the scrap heap are of the type Nashville on Road 46, was making "*Y Ws to deliver his opening ad- 13 6 2 to recommend inclusion of with longitudinal seats along the |jelly yesterday afternoon when dress to the assembly late this aft- the Greek case on the assembly's sides, the committee sald. New paraffin .which she was heating on ernoon. It will probably be a bit- agenda as requetsed by the United buses must contain the safer arthe stove caught fire. ter attack on American foreign States.’ rangement in which all passengers In attempting ‘to extiguish the .o.... | Soviet Delegate Andrei A. Gro-|face the front of the bus. flames she was burned about the : myko reiterated his same charges| State police will relay the comface ‘and arms’ her clothing caught Ihnere was no certainty that he ggqingt the Truman doctrine in his/mitee's orders to bus drivers during

the alleged murders occurred Rebuttal to Be Brief

and then bundled the injured wom- Molotov, took the United Nations powers and the Soviet “abuse” or Death Sentence Upheld an into his automobile and drove DY Surprise at the opening last year that privilege. He urged the as-| SOFIA, Sept. 18 (U. P.).~The

Prosscuior Bugene 1. William to Nashville, . by Jroposing universal disarma- sembly to act now to limit the use Bulgarian high court today conAlready said his rebuttal. testimony Falling to find help, he hurried on Ment. of the veto, rather than waiting a|firmed the death sentence of Nicola would-be brief. indicating the case to Morgantown, where Mrs. Peeples) The assembly continued its gen- year for study of the question by a|Petkov, former leader of the oppoMight go to the: Jury by next week was treated by a physician. Her in-|era]l debate after the 14-nation special committee, as Mr, Marshall|sition te the leftist government who William Beirne, Gollum's coun juries aie Tot believed dangerous. steering commities last night yver-1suggested. : was convicted of treason, sel concluded two davs of direct

examination by asking the bespec-

tacled pre-medical student whether he killed Waller E Overell or Overell's wife--or had anything “ db with their death py i “Did vou alone or with anvons : x : ' . . else kill Mr. and Mrs Overell? WELCOMING PARTY—OQ. F. Yando (right), new Indianapolis district manager Beirne dsked for Ford Motor Co., was welcomed to Indianapolis at a meeting last night in Hotel “No" ‘ ’ { a ( Did vou . taki at are in thel j congratulations to Mr. Yando are T. J. O'Neil (left), formerly disdeaths?” trict manager, who was transterred to Memphis, Tenn., and J. C. Doyle, Dearborn, “No,” M entral regional manager,

“The theory of the prosecution | i————

that vou and Miss Overell entered . W od ) —— ee - ee es nl ana ene, oie (IF (lig W Fifer Wheat and Corn Prices

BRIE or LI 1 FT cece raw — : : “No. Mr. and Mrs. Overell were pms . . D Aft i { C 4 alive when we left the yacht.” . Dies in Hos ital rop er Xpor u The state. charges Gollum and { Continued From Page One) | The U. A. W.s “cost” stores in

Miss Overell fatally bludgeoned Mr . : . igan to sell food to members at! Detroit, Flint, Lansing and Pontiac and Mrs. "Overell, rigged a dynamite Continued From Page One) cost. The union called upon labor, would be extended to other cities time bomb, and then went ashore while--a regular pastor was being veteran, women's, church and other!if locals there wanted help, he said. a few minutes before the yacht chosen : consumer-—groups—to join-in a “nas In addition to foodstuffs; the stores blew up in Newport harbor March po. 0 Mendon. 11l. the son of 10n:Wide, organized protest against will sell oll, tires, gloves and other 15 and sank with the Overells , profiteering and high prices.” items. bodies ; John and Ruth Fifer, the clergy “We Know consumers can in-| Brief Cross-Examination man was educated at University of crease the buying power of their Nebragka, Garrett Bible institute dollars only through a nation-wide co-operative - purchasing system.” Union President Walter Reuther ANRC i x yd FA N fald. ' ‘whgree of doctor of BIVIRTN Zi. Pie rar Hino pan BENE o0LleCLIVE.

The agriculture department announced yesterday that relief shipments abroad would be reduced in November, Government officials watched closely to see what effect the announcement would have on IRIRIY PITH. wm en .

Williams required only 20 minutes of rapid-fire questioning fo com- and Nebraska Wesleyan university plete his cross-examination. His In 1033 he. was given an honorary EASE Gestion xbmc AL et : “You knew that Miss Overell; the

. orb” a , .. Pauw university. He entered the buying alggady had been demon-| * ATER OLSat | a AB Ld ue Ned ministry in 1861. During world war strated Petrol because one of Inventory of. Resources FEL : about purchasing the dvnamite to' I he. was camp pastor and Y. M. the largest chain stores had started Washington Feporis said Secre- oR, officers, didn't you?” C. A. assistant at Camp Gordon, a special sales drive, tary of Agriculture Clinton P. An- 2 77 “Yes, I did " Gollum answered Auanta, Ga. Fifer, Racine, Wis, and six grand- férsen Was YSuly Yo insist on a squirming in his chair. “But my Literary Club Member children, ; Srp otoack in Ameriean food lawyers had told me not to talk: He was a member of the Indlan- Services will be at 2 p. m. Satur- Po Ps ny practical way about the case.” apolis Literary club and the Rotary day in the Central Avenue Method-| 1t was reported he woe -. “Humph.” grunted Williams. club, ist church. The ceremony will be! mend to the cabinet > oC “cco The youth's mother, Mrs. Wilhel-! Surviving are three sons, Warren in charge of Dr. Edwin W. Strick- tee next. d « 100d commit-

mina Stomel, testified after her P. Fifer, Webster Grove, Mo; Paul er, pastor of the Central Avenue pave be vin thay total S¥ain eX son. She reported that Mrs. Overell M, Fifer, Oak Park, Ill, and Orien church, assisted by Bishop Titus »_ pane bs Tueh as 30 was pleased about the romance of W. Fifer Jr, assistant managing Lowe of Indianapolis, Dr. chy; 0! RY SONS helo a Yous mitt ill Gollum and Miss Overell. The editor of the Indianapolis News; a Carpenter of Vincennes, and Dr. w. meet Monday to 20 ou : a state contends Mrs. Overell op-idaughter, Mrs. Herschell E. Davis, C. Hartinge: inventory of America's food reposed the match Indianapolis; a brother, Clarence Burial will be jo Crown Hill. SOUrces :

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parents fire, and the pan was knocked to Will be able so soon to answer spe- efforts to keep the assembly from the inspection which is now under Gollum climaxed the defense case the floor where if was about to set cifically Secretary of State Cieorge discussing Greece. But in the end way. \ vesterday With his denial that he the house on fire. C. Marshall's serious charges ©Ply Poland supported him. | Police already have authority to hati any part in the deaths of his At this moment the Rev. Mr. De- qoqinst the Soviet Union or reply, Denounces Veto Principle {condemn vehicles with faulty brakes sweetheart's wealthy father and {Gafferill came to the door to make 5 the radical American proposals’ Chief speaker this morning was or structural defects which make Lip ia call, Hearing Mrs, Peeples scream pe § j Bet tn. Tuer: Sean lh shad i ' 4 OW for revamping the United Nations. | australian Foreign Minister Herb- them unsafe, ttarney Otto Jacobs, represent. (he rus n, wrapped her in a rug Ing Miss Overell, said he expected ito extiguish her flaming clothing, May Have Surprise ert V. Evatt. Te Jung wi JIG YuplAcement to call one more witness, a boatyard land then put out the fire on the Mr. Vishinkky may have some a mvatt—as he has done for Th eatly Ole DUE Ul uly employee who will describe the {floor surprise proposals of his own. His three years—bitterly denounced the - Overell yacht, Mary E, on whith The pastor administered first aid boss, Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. nrinciple of the veto for the big

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