Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 August 1948 — Page 24

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"Cleveland Search Shows How U.S. | Seeks Out Paralysis Killer

By RICHARD KLEINER, NEA Staft Correspondent i CLEVELAND, 0. Aug. 5— Authorities here have thrown a | tight cordon around a slum area where one of the most vicious | killers in history is holed up.

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‘on six of eight children, killing one and sending the other urped 15 6 to the hospitzl, turned the place upside-down, trateress © Arabian caliph Oo A In the other, three of sever looking always for the elusive 18 7 Suits n children were victims, winding up ittle murderer. Little? a 8 Touches NEW Y( The ares is one of tumb ¥ Li ; 138 Dues h ity 10 Scottish news story is ‘shacks and vacani lots, over- Yes, they know he is little. He's 210n Shechiold The acco with weeds and infested so small that he can sneak up| the side 11 Sca rink 45 Go by ! CO with rats, Usually, the killer had without arousing suspicion. In ag chiered yiver 3 Mountain 46 On time (ab) gressional he preferred to do his evil work in In) [ach even science's most power- 2 (ab) REET Mountain pass 47 Poker Jake week ago wh better-class sections. I nicrofcapes can’t expose a Senior tab. 32 Hake oot 48 Solar disk exclusive sto Routine Investigation 240k of hith, The killer 1s a 26 Harden ” 18 Earth goddess 37 Hoad covering 50 Fish eggs : r As soon as the first victim, VERE the! virus of infantile pa- 28 Exchange 21 Bustle. 39 Father (comb. 52 Compass poi Bentley. five-year-old Tommy Ray, Wasi i= co Cu polio yelitls, kd premium 23 Affirmative all The article |afimitted to dhe Dosp the usual 's investigators POLIO STOPPED HERE—Dr. Harold J. Knapp, "Cleveland 30 Denomination 33 Lubricator. 3 vial of neck ss Gram (a) Senate and Fong amet By The at-|—and investigators all over the| Health Commissioner, shows Edith Zimmerman, I8, the quarantine 3) Nowine | in tees, which for tacker was quickly identified, U. B.—are searching for is the sign that went up after three of the seven Zimmerman children grasses * secretly probin, since he left unmistakable evi-| Foes ohne otion that stn were stricken by the disease. 35 Again dercover - oper: dence of his presence, : Roe: t transmits, , 37 Dagger handle the full details rolls, buns ~ Within the next few hours, five he polio virus? When the other Rays and the; As often happens in major 38 Corded fabric For more th

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i and sisters Health auathorities throughout Zimmermans caught the disease,|crime mysteries, local authorities Small child of Tomy, s De al The the nation are interested in the a systematic survey of the area have called on outside experts. Oh public

authorities quickly ordered a full- oyscome of Hilla intensive Sombing began. : Answer Is Somewhere (ab. BL | They checked sanitation and| pr. Thomas Francis Jr. Uni-|43 Dative (ab)

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ded © On sale at scale investigation, surroun ding 1 [the area, set to work. What Did They Eat? jrefrigeration in the homes. versity of Michigan authority on 45 munists, under . leading grocery, They searched for clues every-| Seldom ‘has the killer polio Check Rat Population virus diseases, has been asked by|47 Rough lava Russia, manage drug, dopartment or | where—in the house itself, in the struck down’ §o many people In| 0" 0 0 4 the rat in {49 Swiss river American gover housew: i the whole [such a coneentrated area in such ey checke e rat popula- Cleveland Health Commissioner ares stores |vaeant lot next door, in the a shia ;tion, found plenty in the lof next | [3ramntd J Knapp to join a palie 19% Handles Identity I Popular! ‘section. i to the Ray nome and in thé Zi :53 Emmet em ISE Ta ult P y They probed the ttle stores’ When Tommy. “Ray Bret ame merman’s basement. "| posse. 54 She is making Telegram had k me to e ntion of the ealt — Priced! and homes, asking the Same Department, & routine investiga- At the playground, they took Somewhere in the area is, of} edn hep of Miss Bentley

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questions over and over ag trying to find out how the kille {had gotten in. Little Girl Dies

r tion was ordered. The move- the precautions of disconnecting course, the answer. “The virus is 56 Hackneyed ments of each member of the he drinking fountain and re- lurking there, ready to strike sg permits

| family were traced back three moving the sandbox, down other children. '59 Arabian gulf

Then the Killer attacked the Wee They made tests on the play:| It has never been isolated, | meg ome. Had they been swimming? = |sround's tollets. Inever ‘been forced ‘to face the! Po It withheld pt An hour after 14-year-old Lois Had they! ‘been on a ‘picnic? They checked and double- (light of day. +1 reposition facts at the rn |Ray died in City Hospital, the What. had they eaten? checked nearby movies, beaches| Perhaps in this slum ares, it! Senpres ment officials ir first of the three Zimmerman ] id t! and parks. will be unmasked. | 5 pede the invest

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The authorities had a new road to investigate. Had the two fam{lies known each other? Yes, they had. The children had often ayad together in the same playground. ’ | The questioners rushed to the uy! {playground, Perhaps here was : /the clue they sought. They

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