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THURSDAY. v. APR. 2%,

She had been beaten by her husband.

Mrs. Reynolds gave mo reason for the numerous bea

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said, “sion, fellow RCA employees : nated $62 for yl

turned to her job at the plant” | also

Shp. also testified that fellow employees had donated “approxi-

mately $300 for Mrs, Rewnolds'!

defense.” Shortly after il a. m. the defense rested its case. The jury was expected to hear final arguments by both state and defense some time this afternoon. After tlosing arguments, Judge Rabb will instruct the jury and a verdict is expected to be reached some time today. Mrs. Reynolds was called to the stand yesterday after her attor-| ney's motion for a directed ver-| dict of not guilty was overruled, by Judge Saul Rabb. Under direct examination by! her attorney, Mrs. Reynolds seemed composed. Attired in a dark skirt and white blouse, the tiny widow looked like a small girl as she sat in the witness box. were folded in her lap. yt the outset of her testimony, rs

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Mrs. Mabel Staples (seated, left), national | Thomas Prather visit the Billings Hospital gift and Richard LeMasters, Indianapolis, sefoct

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esident of American ‘War Mothers and ‘Mrs, I where veterans Paul Egbert (left), Los Angeles, Mother's Day gifts.

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Board created by the 1949 General Assembly to license and #uthe real estate business. Seveii Democrats and six Re-

board representing each of the 11 . districts and two members for the state at large.

estate brokers and salesmen and to make rules and regulations for the conduct of the real estaie |business. Leonard Rauscher, Evansville Democrat; Robert Allison, Indi

of Anderson and Howard Rerick of South Bend, both Republicans, were named for four-year terms.

Poblioans Nuts Saud: to thet 1

The 1949 law grants the new| board authority to license all real! J

{anapolis Democrat; R. L. McKen|

Other Appointments Henry Branning of Ft. Wayne, Floyd Mayne of Gary and Joseph G. Wobd of Indianapolis, all Dem-

ocrats, were appointed for threeyear terms...

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will serve on the board for two

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years. One-year terms were given Roy| Leonard, Vincennes Democrat;

Sunrise ... 5:50 Sunset | sone Ml Reynolds spoke in a soft, {roceiitation 3¢ ars.

cipitation

modulated voice. But throughout, Excens Pince Jan. 1

the examination she was asked to] The following table shows 1 the rye raise her voice by Mr. Shaw. |“E.lien She admitted having another jliants man in her home 24 daya before ¢ Chicato Le

the shooting. She also told the & jury the man was “scantily clad”

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She said he had begun undressing, Los apn to take a shower when Mr. pind Minnes its. st. Paul ...

olds appeared. Mrs,

tive jury that she “saw nothing| Pittsburgh |... wrong in having the man in my [3:0 Prancises |8t

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Carl Miller, Terre Haute Demos, and Glenn Hamilton of] Richmond and Howard Tudor of | Indianapolis, both Republicans, have to be entirely rebuilt.

Roscoe Martin, Logansport Re- Grain market observers predicted;

Mr, Morley ia joining in tonight's discussion of John Stuart Mill's becaiise

“Mere lip service to the deal” ap lof liberty is not enough” Mr, ‘Morley says. “Liberty is a per. sonal matter, and each individual must work to maintain it, rather

! Photo by Wenry EB. Glesing Jr. Times Staff Photographer. a Howard Barnes inspects Le somar of his vation or Shen eXpect the goverpmé tio an which was blown away yesterday when an accum ° Tonight's discussion, in which exploded. Mr. Barnes said his re at 5556 W, Ohio St. may 20 Fight Great Books enthusi« asts representing varied Rede “7 jwill participate, will be open to the: public. It is being presented under the ‘auspices of the Indianapolis Com. mittee for Great Books. John Ruckelshaus, chairman, .and the

U. S. Wheat Loan Pact Noon End

CHICAGO, Apr. 28 (UP)—loan rate of 90 per cenit of par-| ity, when such things as interest, |storage and freight are consid-

Ho Charles, Bar publican, and John McGinnis, Co- today that the bulk of a potential| te hv ‘ried aly, “Surat iS Mt SE ro lumbus Republican. _ - '251 million bushels of wheat NOW| Sieaq 10 mane more money agIndiana Committee for Great Indiana Health felt B55 oy Mr wane and Mr. Wood repre- unger federal loan agreements|ihoir crops by settling for the| BOOKS, Pierre Goodrich, chair. | oH ny Pehla kan | En sent the state at large and each wi) fall into government handsicoyernment figure. man, with Samuel R. Harrell as wie $30 n = of hl ‘Canngrs Ausseiation / beth =e Sthes Ritisbery district. |anurda but that the Shange general chairman. ii gress over will have little effect on the ————————— pera] BIBL of, “Animals sng"! in re *l | DEATHS meetin ve [EARLY ORNITHOLOGY USE FOR 1IMEWATER

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Occupied : For more than two years before EVENTS TODAY

the shooting, Mrs. Reynolds said, (Cleans

there had been no display of love

The “other man.”

Tecumseh St. testified earlier. He told the jury he met Mrs. |. Reynolds at the

identified as '"disns ) Lennon Brown, 33, of 1310 N. Reynolds told a jury “she “had r tion—Today |a date with Mr. Brown. Hotel, She said she invited him to] Indianapolis take a shower since he had come

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or affection between her and her ad hie 2 % oon and om Wonon' Rafirosd hushand. They had drifted apart ages from un ou south ve Moni: Bg te RI Tn the Routh Side to the extent of occupying separ] £5 fan_3! S5t an and trom the don oad ingt “Snes between ~ shétman Drive _TAte bedrooms, Mrs. Reynolds “ih Asmeal So, en iE Antal "Indi Nome Show said. Ino aie ste pda

RCA plant where they both were to her home from work. ron ~ | Mrs. Reynolds told the jury her Indiana Section, America |

employed.

He admitted that on the night domestic life for the past several| of Oct. 4 he employed the aid of [years was punctuated by constant his Xeaysera bickering over money matters. On ‘countless occasions,” Mrs. Reyhome when the husband came |nolds said, her husband blackenad her eyes and bruised her;

police to retrieve which he left in the Reynolds‘

home.

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POLIO RARELY RETURNS Second attacks of polio occur -sometimes in the same

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