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Police Not Content With Test on Crawley

The first “truth serum” {est to be given in a police case here drew varying opinions today concerning its value. High police officials said they |“don’t think much of the test” undergone yesterday by 23-year-old Samuel Crawley, principal; |suspect in the 18-mopth-old slay{Ing of Nurse Alberta Green. | The physician who adminis{tered the drug, pentothal sodium, jacknowledged that Crawley was ithe “worst subject I have had.” {The physician had wide experijence with the drug while attached to the Arniy medical corps as a |psychiatrist. In practice here, he asked to remain anonymous. Didn't Like It “I didn’t like it a bit,” declared

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Mrs. Laura Wilson

Mrs. Laura B. Wiaan, Indianapolis resident, died Mich.,

a brief illness. She was 77. Services will be held Monday in Indianapolis. Burial will be in

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{Crown Hill

A native of Eaton, O., she lived most of her married life in Indianapolis. She was the wife of the late William P. Wilson. Survivors are a daughter, Esther A. Loury, Detroit, Mich.; a son, Howard B. Wilson, Indianapolis; a nephew, John Sloan Smith, Indianapolis; a niece, Mrs. Mary Alice Smith Neal, Cleveland.

Charge Dismissed

A man isn’t necessarily guilty of disorderly conduct when the “other fellow” starts a fuss with him, Judge Saul I. Rabb held i Criminal Court 1 today. Judge Rabb dismissed a disorderly charge against Charles

{Crawley’s aunt, Mrs. Emma { Heater, 1905 Miller St., {among about 30 persons present!

The West Side grocer was in!

{at the unusual affair in the homi-| hig store recently when Walter!

\cide room at police headquarters. She said she felt “the police {still think Sam is guilty, although | he was innocent under the; ‘medicine. " Mrs. Heater declared her neph-|

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{ew was “no better than any other | iman, if he’s guilty. But, I don't| think he is.”

{Bradford and Pete Cassell, justice of peacd and constable, re-| ispectively, of Wayne Township, | jentered. An argument followed. “Get out or I'll shoot you,” the {township officials said Mr. Drury ¥ [told them. They got out, but re{turned with police. In police court

| Judge Alex Clark sentenced Mr.

The 30-minute test revealed Drury to 30 days in jail and fined

several conflicting answers by Crawley that left authorities un{certain ho wmuch value to attach [to it.

HIGH ENGLISH AWARD The English counterpart of the United States Medal of Honor is| the Victoria Cross.

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him $25 and costs. The defendant appealed.

|business apparently behaving himself when these two officers {came in and started a jupe with lhim,” ruled Judge Rabb today. |“Therefore I could see no grounds jon which to convict him.”

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