Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 April 1948 — Page 9

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taken to Indianapolis last night for a lie detector test. Bedford detective Dillard Little that Quackenbush “answered je of the questions right” but the detective refused to disclose any other results of the test. Test Gin for Polson

An examination of the victim's blood for alcoholic content was made at the Jasper state police t but no results were reported. Mr. Dillard said a test of the victim's vial Tans would be de at the Indiana | ol of medicine at Bloom-

ington. Police said an empty half pint of gin and another nearly full were found in the apartment. The gin also was being tested at the university medical center for any poison - content. Coroner Wynne conducted a post mortem on the body but said he would investigate further before announcing his findings. Police said Mrs. McMahan had been caring for the children of a Bedford waitress since separation from her husband. She and her husband were cited in a child neglect case several months ago and her children were taken into court custody, authorities said,

Report Wholesale Meat Price Drop

CHICAGO, Apr. 2 (UP)—The American Meat Institute said today that wholesale meat prices are lower today than they were on Mar. 16, the day 100,000 members of the CIO United Packinghouse Workers struck against the nation’s leading meat packing firms. Wholesale prices of beef dropped from 3 to 313 cents a pound in eastern markets and pork loins dropped more than 11 cents at Chicago, the Institute said.

Janice Kiser Heads Butler Religious Group

Miss Janice Kiser of Detroit will serve as new president of Kappa Beta, religious organization of Butler University. Miss Kiser is a religion major in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and" a member of Chi Omega Sorority. Officers who will serve with Her are Miss Bobbe Earle, vice president; Miss Doris Jolmson, treasurer, and Miss Ellen Halgren, historian; all three of Indianapolis; Miss Jackie Wesner, Lebanon, secretary; Miss

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Held for Cashing: Dead Man's Checks

A 48-year-old factory worker was being held under $2500 bond today because he cashed $275 in welfare checks that “kept on coming” to his roommate for months after death. ‘ . George Boswell, who lives in a shack in the rear of 1114 N. Belmont Ave., told Federal authorities hé took the checks from August, 1947, when the recipient, Stewart Glenn, died, to last month. x At that time, an investigation by the county welfare department disclosed Mr, Glenn's death. Arthur Wooden, director, said welfare investigators make a personal visit to each recipient only every nine months, A “clerical error” in checking daily reports ‘of vital statistics accounts for the oversight in this case, he added. Boswell was arraigned yesterday before a U. 8. commissioner on a mall theft charge.

Fishermen Gape At Gaping Serpent

COOS BAY, Ore, Apr. 2 (UP) —Jack Ray and Jacob Lind,

said today they saw a monkeyfaced creature in the sea.

They were trolling for cod off Whiskey Run earlier this week when they saw what at first appeared to be an upright piling drifting near the coast. It submerged every few moments and reappeared. - ; Approaching to within a few yards of the object, they said they saw a “bullet-shaped ape’s head with a flat face and unusually wide mouth.” 5 “It stared right back at us with equal curiosity and started opening and closing its mouth in a smacking gesture,”

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" |Dysert Services Planned in Danville

who dropped dead yesterday at Pritchett Bowling Alley, 37 E. Maryland St, will be held at Danville. Arrangements for the service are incomplete. Mr. Dysert, who was 43, lived Weather Bureau. at Oakland City and was attending a convention here in Indianapolis at the time of his death.

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| Mme. Ariaud and both children to Fontenayiwere reported doing well,

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Plan New Construction Here

Little change in temperature is predicted for today, which will be partly cloudy. Clear and chilly {weather is the forecast for to-

Highest temperature for today will be in the low 50s while tonight the mercury will dip to a

AER 5 Ra SX ATER j . CR : . WESTERN ELECTRIC BUILDINGS — Here is how the combined warehouse and 100-car garage for Western Electric Co. and Indiana Bell Telephone Co. will look when completed next year. The buildin the corner of Sugar Grove Ave. and W. 18th St. Construction will begin soon.

Balmy Weather Services for George x. pysert DUE Back Sunday

Indianapolis citizens should delay discarding their winter clothes for at least another day or two, according to'the U. 8.

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