Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 June 1950 — Page 6

/ Lid honor of the Rev. Fr. Leonard i and rave charges signed By the 138.000 Tract |s=os®soesd 7 Biers or : Benedictine elmstuniy, tou Yar | Ther were JEraated, a con-| Me mion: Abbey, Aurora, I on. the Ta ne 3 nt {Given to Monks 5 g EE pt a at St. Meinrad’s Abbey, a semi-| A. Shaw, the new charges were

‘nary also conducted by members > Apostparied. te ‘to the same day. gd Donor “Is Anonymous of ie Order of St. Benedict. “Judge Pro-Tem Benjamin “Hat: i

field Jr. orderad them held on As we get, older, stress and weain, overs | Local Businessman Near Geist Reservoir | Filed in » Kidnop-Rape $2000 bond on the assault

exertion, excessive smoking or exposure to clon, "This: may eed meen phdney fuse- | By EMMA RIVERS MILNER | The on to em Two brothers charged as the charges. Shey already are. held viain of nagging backache, loss of Times Church Editor . Hiover' each energy and timate ing 1A Indianapolis businessman reservoir. “The property fncludes dane = rapista:: Were brevious charges, 1 from minor bladder Iressa ti mas today announced the gift of a 2Pqut 160 lots:and five cottages brought into court again today!" The pair was arrested after dampness or dietary indiscretions. on 'wooded land of unusual na- On a third charge growing Outithe girl picked the youngest | Al ar Hincom{arts, are dus ma. Jtract of land valued at $138,000 4,51 beauty. The addition is of an early Monday assault. {brother out of a sheriff's lineup. diuretic, Used an Fite: a mld in Hamilton County to Benedic- Known as "Lux Haven.” Fred CC. Stuck, 21, and his| He later made a statement impilwver 90 years, While these symptoms may (tine Monks. 1. D. Mazur, Indianapolis real- brother, Albert, 24 ot 1250 Cam- cating his brother, Sheriff's inmany ter Done i aamaning how | The giver of the property I. tor, is serving as agent for the eron Bt. were brought into 0 Mu-|vestigator James Evans, said. help the 15 miles of kidney tubes and filters . |QUires that his name be withhel monks. He is selling off the jots- nieipal Court 4 on charges. of oil Souk ‘out waste. Get Doss’s Pills today! He donated It to the monks In The religious an use the sault and battery with intent to to! PLANE CRASH KILLS THREE 7 gis proceeds to improve and extend murder, | CONSTANTINE, Algeria, June

their holdings in Aurors. Delay Granted 15 (UP)--A private plaae crashed

during a takeoff last night, killing | so ; The affidavits. were signed yes the pilot and two of the three ONLY

{ : “ LoBax BAILY | Admit Confessio Sjgrday by Thomas F. ROMINGSL passengers. The third passenger| | set es oui MEWS EJ brothers jerked him out of his “as Seriously injured 8° DOWN parked car on Thompson Rd. be- . No

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‘The two Stucks were in the : © Wife Rat Poison same court Yesterday, on Kidnap SALE Sl d SHELBYVILLE, June 15 (UP) ~ pene : : A confession which Clarence E. Brown, Wine, Blue J White told how he gave his Bell Legion Post ro : : A . : Aastuned ding duc, pking bo: net, grinding wi wire brush, cloth but-

wite two doses of rat poison was Elects Leader Stes #1 10 12 el fing wheel, sandpaper pattern. admitted today in evidence at J. T. McQuaide, 843 N. De- : : : ’

his slaying trial. Quincy St. has been elected com-|| o .. s sei White's confession was ad- mander of Bell Telephone Ameri- for. $5.95 ~mitted by Spectal “Judge Ken-'can Tiegion Post 134, If ‘was an-| Se neth Copes despite defense argu: nounced today. i 4 7 PRE ments it was made during im- The retiring A 1 Now Ek 2-piecea Mandrel proper questioning. {commander is C. | - os rb The confession, read by a/W. Lee, El By 4 : state policeman, told how White] Mr. McQuaide 4 | $3 : : - =] mixed rat poison, baking soda was discharged Foo fu : | : 2 Flot Washers

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Yesterday, Dr. David _Silbert He : is facilities ee af [ K'S SHOES : = KA Steel Chest testified White's mental age was|éP8ineer for In- # and REPAIR | : \ bench :

diana Bell, and 11 years and five months. Dr. I 1 Bilbert said an examination of the has been In. tele- i | 4024.E.. Wash. St. . BL. 9546. I 3: c Zu a Eoin connor ge “detendant “showed hs intéligent PRone-work- for 8 re : ? "and other : : A Io Ss my 15 vears, | Please Send Me Paes ovis | i : tionary tool for home or farm! Handles quotient was 71.3. He said the av-| Oth : Mr. McQuaide Men's Opers Slippers i . solutions. : all drilling erage 1Q was between 95 and 1005. er officers | Color : | : : - ' sanding. grind Dr. R. W. Gehres corroborated elected by Post 134 include: C.0.D 0. Money Order [7] : ing cleaning

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| NAME 5 . erates on classed as morons. vice commander; Ward Hackle-|| ' (ips 000 ALC | White told the jury he was ar- Man, adjutant; James J. Fagan, | ciry ea ORDER BY MAIL ; Yulia. : rested Feb, 13, and was questioned finance officer; Edwin Paul, chap- Add_15¢_on on Mones Orders and MAIL ORDERS FILLED : © ROGERS CORNER, 5 N. ILLINOIS ST.

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