Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 February 1948 — Page 15

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essional Dard, 6, a : pachelor. ' Mr. Leonard earns his living With an pany. All his earnings from

» average Sunday attendance is 40 children. He spent| {for the evening. seven years In charge of the’ and Shards s atpasts ments of “large cago ¢ before coming to Kansas i 4TH As a professional “ Leonard has a large clientele. ugets 25¢ per hour and a minimum of $1 an evening. he “sat” 174 times for 21 dif-|

has "become part of my life.”

Battery to Convene

| Former members of Indiana!

families. Children ranged National Guard's Battery A, oldJe from four months to 7 est military organization in Indi-

years.

In he home

{anapolis, will hold their first re-

More than 75 veterans attend-

time stories. To entertain the ing the‘ celebration will’ recall little folks he will. cut out paper their experiences which include

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regarding an ill child

Troop Plans Dinner | Boy Scout Troop 356 will hold Myr. Leonard is union Saturday at Hotel Wash- |a house warming dinner at 6:30 adept preparing formulas,| ington. burping yh baby, and telling bed-

is “the

ay.”

Jer 20h Brenan :

WASHINGTON, Feb. I; (UP) ard Truman

today : the formality and coldness of the And, according to White House proceedings “scares me to death.” Lang is the youngest murder) ber blow!gerendant in Chicago history. H feet dangled as he tched the

ye 3 : lawyers question prospective, White House is sticking to jurors.

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Department . employee. that, they are not talking.

Woman to Get Parole

STORY—Baby sitter for Co S d . Barbara Jean Stout in Kansas by Kas., is bocheler Jot In Slaying of Nurse

Leonard, an insurance man whose hobby with a professional touch oe A CHA a ", Jo 5n

|feldt will be paroled from womtaking dolls, play hide the thimble or books. Through special training, en's prison today after serving nursery during Other games and sing to his own he is able to follow instructions|two years and one month for kill- : "services, Mr. Plano accompaniment. Some chil-'of a mother | yducts a service for dren present their “sitter” with and to meet any emergency. {prepared lists of pre activities To his adult friends, Mr. Leonlard is a wel Mr. Leonard takes baby sitting business man. made an extensive dren, he is study of child care and subscribes’ makes us "happy regularly to child magazines and and Daddy are aw.

ling her husband's girl friend. Mrs. Mansfeldt, now 48, was’ {sentenced to one to 10 years in; I-groomed, amiable 1946 when: she was found guilty But to “his” chil-\jn San Francisco of manslaughter nice man who for slaying nurse Vada Martin, while Mommy 36, whom she suspected of steal, |ing the love of Dr. John Mans-

Local National Guar d [service in the Spani¥h-Am American | |feldt. He committed suicide. War, on the Mexican Border, and | in France during World War L

The prison board, which set her sentence at seven years, unanimously voted a parole Jan. 28, 5

U. S. Surplus $4 Billion

| WASHINGTON, Feb. 17 (UP) {~The government's surplus has {Pe m. Feb. 24 in the Madison passed the $4 billion mark for Avenue Methodist Church. Mem- the first time in history, the bers of the troop will give an| | esasury daily, statement disentertainment program. = closed today. |

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Fhe © curred last Oct. 18.

ngs sleepy during the questioning of Jurors.

CHICAGO. Feb. 17 (UP)—How-| Lang, 13-year-old boy on trial celebrated for the murder of a school chum,

Margaret i 24th home alive men and women whom iFtnany ya confided to a bailiff that ip, vo ‘would regard as rather!

the dinary i Rev. Ray Everett Carr of I, thus intofmag n a

The . in ‘Grange,

(prayers and their labors.” The blue-eyed, blond boy Rev. Mr. Carr will speak at noon-|

[watched attentively when the pro- through Friday in the church. | started, but became “ay

ig He said further: -4 re have been great | He is charged with knifing his Christian True. there have bee Tyeansia pal, Lonnie Fellick, and women like Athanasius, Augus-| n smashing his skull with a tine, Luther, Wesley and Newman | . " The alleged slaying oc- _pyut even these spiritual giants could have accomplished little if | ury Selected 'it had not been for the count! Three housewives and a busi- jogs million of nameless run-oi-|

and |

Toe

At one point he leaned over and J

whispered to a bailifr:

“I'm scared

He squirmed in the chair which | {was too big for him and several times he glanced around to see if i his mother was still sitting in the [front row.

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to death.” |

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