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Curry was indicted by a Federal Grand Jury Friday and is charged With conspiring with other members of the ring by giving them a “tip” on a used car auction where they bought cars with bogus checks. Raymond F. (Pete) Ivory, 38, of 223 E. 17th St.,"is accused of being another member of the ring. He is being held in Marjon County jail. Six other alleged members of the ring are free on bond. They were arrested last November. Curry and Ivory are charged with conspiracy to violate the National Motor Vehicle Theft Act and the National Stolen Property Act.

STRAUSS SAYS:

AVAILABLE — Sen. William Jenner, gubernatorial. aspirant, would love to sing “On the Banks of the Wabash."

Willkie’s Son ‘Studying’ Politics

L. Willkie, son of the late Wendell Willkie the 1940 presidential nominee, is “looking into” the possibility of his running for the Indiana House of Representatives from this district, he said today. He has been conta Republican precinct workers for several days in Rush and Henry Counties. He said he would not decide definitely on his candidacy until sometime next week. If he becomes a candidate he would oppose Rep. Raymond Morgan, veteran Representative from Rush and Henry Counties, for the GOP nomination.

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Senator Jenner didn't formally announce that he was a candidate for governor, He merely said he would be “available” for the nomination in “answer to a call from the people of Indiana.” “I will follow where my party leads,” he said. “I do say frankly, I would rather sing ‘Back: Home Again in Indiana’ on the banks of the Wabash than dance to the ‘Missouri Waltz’ on the Potomac River shores,” the Senator said. “If IT can serve my party and my state. by washing the steps of the Soldiers and Sailors’ Monument, there I am willing to

serve.” 4 Bitterly Opposed’ Bitterly opposing the Jenner candidacy here and throughout the rest of the state will be the regular GOP organization sur-

= rounding Gov. Gates’ administra-

tion. In Marion County these forces are represented by associates surrounding the GOP group led by Joseph J. Daniels and County GOP Chairman James W. Ingles

|despite the fact that Mr. Ingles

had repeatedly announced he will not participate personally in support of any candidates. The Gates forces are supporting Walter Helmke, Ft. Wayne attorney and Allen County GOP chairman, for the governor nomiination and will emerge soon with a full-scale ballyhoo. to boom their candidate, “There I'll Be” Other candidates who will op-

- | pose Sen. Jenner in the governor

race include Hobart Creighton of Warsaw, speaker of the Indiana House of Representatives, and State Auditor A. V. Burch, who will announce his candidacy at a dinner in Evansville tomorrow night. In his Washington statement last ‘night, Sen, Jenner didn’t say anything about resigning as Sen: ator to make che race. “Thuy i no personal feeling in my ing myself available for further service to the ple of Indiana as their governor,” he said. | “What happens to William E. Jenner is relatively insignificant . . . what happens to my party is paramount,” he said.’ “To the people of Indiana, I say, where you want me to serve, there I will be. I want it understood that in making myself available for any service, I am not moved by coercion, by moss-covered precedent or fear of any threat.”

Foils Holdup Man With Trusty Handbag

NEW YORK, Mar, 23 (UP)— When a holdup man told Miss Mary Moschenik, 22, to hand

store, she picked up her handbag and hit him with it. Recovering, the man grabbed $160 lying on the cash register and fled. “I wasn’t afraid,” Miss Moschenik ‘told police. “I'm three inches taller than he was.”

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Girls At General—Ross, Alethia Fleming: Curtis, Lorene Neal; John, Alice Howard, At Coleman—Jack, Shelley Wilkins: Miliard, Betty Davis. At Methodist—Ralph, Jeanne Mendenhall. At St. Vincent’s—Clarence, Isabelle Ayers; James, Violet Allman; Richard, Norms Kelleher; John, Margaret Richardson. ——

DEATHS Blanche P. Neese, 55, at General, diabetes Wallace. Leonard Shilling, 57, at 2116 g , & 11 Brookside, Soronary i ; Harriett J Smita, 7, at St. Vincent's, age. Dolly D. Baker, 63, at 632 Warren, cereorrhage, Peter A. Clements, 45, at 2414 Adams, coronary occlu Ae Jeremiah J. Dickson, 83, at 1208 Hoefgen, Florence Eider ar Vincent , 30, & " cent's, - bral hemorrhage. 5 toe Paula Jens =, 1; at Riley, pancreatic cy. Della Crawley Gibson, 71, at 1625 N. New ersey, ral hemorrhage. Birdie D. Thomas Harris, 52, at 2333 Ralston, ocarditis. Charles B. Jefferson, 46, at 3503 Roosevelt, pneumonia. ; Cuaslts Puckett, 23, at Long, glomeruloing A Berths Reick, 67, at 5231 Centra! mitral 8 Ral R. Smith, 51, at General, hepatic cirrhosis oi

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‘We'll Be Back,’ Woman Warned For the second time within three days Mrs. Raymond Thompson, 25, of 1025 N. Alabama St.,

routed a prowler from her apartment last night. She said she saw a man at her apartment door as she came down a stairway. “He suddenly switched off the hall light and I screamed,” Mrs. Thompson said. “He was gone when I turned the light back on.” Last Saturday night two men came to her door, grabbed her and demanded her money. Both men fled when she screamed. * “One of them said, we'll be back later,” Mrs. Thompson said. She said she doesn’t know if last night's prowler was one of the pair that grabbed her Satur-

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Red Cross

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Workers to Report At Dinner Thursday

A ‘dinner will be held by the {Red Cross at 6 p. m. Thursday in {the Ipalco Club when approxi{mately 3000 workers in the an{nual county fund drive will make their final report. Marion County's quota is $148,345 short of the goal of $396,000. The national goal for the Red Cross is $75 million. “We have four days,” Harlan J.- Hadley, county chairman of the campaign, said yesterday, “in which to do our part to replenish the $10 million disaster fund which was wiped out in 1947.” “Last Friday,” he continued, “we received a mild taste of the type of disasters which placed such a tremendous strain on Red Cross services last year. We in this county have been blessed by good fortune for many years, but if our luck suddenly changed many of you now soliciting on behalf of others might find that you had been soliciting on behalf of yourselves.”

Dies Inspecting Gun at Valparaiso

Times State Service VALPARAISO, Ind., Mar. 23— Police are investigating the death of Floyd Woodard who died early today of a gunshot wound in the back. Woodard, who died in Porter Memorial Hospital, was shot accidentally by Orval Nuss, 30, as the two inspected a 22-caliber pistol at a taxicab stand, police

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SNOW SHOWERS AND FLURRIES

TONIGHT AND TOMORROW-—The moist arrow on the right side of the Fotocast shows the path of winds which will bring cloudy and rainy weather to the eastern third of the U. S. tonight

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tomorrow. By morning, thermometers will be down in the 30's in the New England states. e freezing line along which latest weather bureau forecasts say minimum temperatures

will be 32 degrees. All through New York, Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, Indiana and Missouri the mer cury will be in the 40's near daybreak. The dark affected areas on the fotocast show by symbols where the government experts are calling for rain and snow in the next 24 hours.

Truck Driver Convicted Official Weather

Of Drowning Wife

JERSEY CITY, N. J., Mar. 23|

(UP)—Lewis Eliots, 24-year-old Newark truck driver, was convicted of second degree. murder last night in the drowning of his wife Jean in the Passaic River near Kearney last July 24. He faces a maximum sentence of 30 years. prosecution contended Mr.

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UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU ~—Mar, 23, 1948

Sunrise ..... 5:44 | Sunset cove. 8:00 Precipitation 24 hrs. ending 7:30 a. m. .01 Total precipitation since Jan. 1... 6.79 Deficiency since Jan. 1 .. ......... 2.02

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