Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 August 1950 — Page 12

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‘Had Been Thinking Of Killing Someone’

KANSAS CITY; Mo. Aug. 25 (UP)-—~A 14-year-old boy was held today on his confession that

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he stabbed a young girl to death with a butcher knife because “I had been thinking of killing someone for some time.”

J__Thomas David Hart, —whose

mother is a Spiritualist minister,

his victim, Kathryn Peeper, 14, before. Hart handed the knife to police yesterday several blocks from the spot where he stabbed

friend pushed their bicycles in a parkway. Jackson County Prosecutor Henry: Fox said the youth told

police he was an avid listener

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The White River Conference of the Evangelical United Brethren Church went on record today as unanimously approving the | merger of four existing confer- | ences into two in Indiana. The state Includes approxi- | mately 400 E. U. B. churches with

drive section on Kansas City's) ‘an estimated membership of least side,

190,000. The White River Conference opened its 105th annual session Monday and will close today in the University Heights Church! adjacent to Indiana Central College. The we prospective confer. ences i be called the “Indiana Conference North” and the “Indiana Conference South.” The!

J rexisting four conferences in ad-

dition to White River are: The St.| Joseph, the Indiana Conference

|(Ev.) and the Indiana Conference | (U. B)). The merger also has {been ratified by the Indiana Con{ference (U. B.).

Others to Vote The 8t. Joseph Conference and

Ministerial delegates elected to diennial General Conference in-

River Conference superintendent;

Dr. Roy E, Turley, pastor of the|

University Heights Church; the

Rev. Glen O'Dell, pastor of the ‘ | Brookside Church; the Rev. K, K.

Merryman, Terre Haute; Dr. H. M. Cobb, Hartford City; the Rev. H. W. Achor, Richmond, and the Rev. John Knecht, Clay City. Lay Delegates Attending

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and Mrs. R- 8. O'Neill, Detroit,

Scrappy Colombian Army Officer Finds He Must First Become a Citizen of U. S.

Ernest Puerto Fernandes wants to ight the Reds—but right ; / 5) J

P. ONeill.

The ccrappy for 'U. 8. te join the United Nation Forces in Korea. ee ova

“consider it an honor to be able to serve against communism.” A d PROSP State Department officials said they would be glad to accept his

take out U. 8 8. citizenship papers. [fromthe Indiana Parm Bureau

‘Here Puerto balked. ~~ = | aiiu With 200 vt Yural wouitn : “I want to go to Kored as a/Yesterday for Copenhagen, Den- WESSTER.CHICAGO

Colombian.” he explained. “That/Mark to attend the Sixth Triennial is a United Nations fight over/conference .of the Associated WIRE RECORD there, not a United States one. I/Country Women of the World. don't see why I have to give up Delegates are Mrs. Carlton a 3-rin eircus of of Jun my Colombian citizenship.” Jones, Claypool; Mrs. George] g circ Bessmer "anid Mrs. Sam Cleland, ~ There's fun for Mrs. Muriel Mall said. she let Ft. Wayne and Mrs. H. D. Ingram, | porties, sporting events, - favorite herself be caught stealing a dress Newport all of the IHEA and Mrs. and voices. in a Detroit store because she Russell Cushman, Fortville, of wanted to write short stories with Indiana Farm Bureau. “realism.” The 32-year-old would- 8 8 be authoress said publishers had/ Harold Cash had cash trouble rejected her writings for lack of [In New York today. same. She pleaded guilty to lar- As he paid a §15 fine for policy ceny, was given a year s proba-|Making, a sharp-eyed attendant in tion. {Gambler's Court stopped him.| 8 8 “This $10 bill's a fake,” the cout Radar will never completely Attendant said. Cash, who s replace 20-20 vision in the safe Sot the bill in a numbers payoff landing of airplanes. So said H./showed the attedant five other J. Cory Pearson of the Civil Aero-|tens, from which the fine-taker ’ ; nautics Administration here iniPicked one good one. Then U. 8. i Pasadena, Cal, today as he ad- Treasury agents took Cash in : m dressed the Illuminating Engi- Sustody: releasing him after ques-

i foning. i neering Society. . g Safe landing of airplanes In| guy Cook, who bills herself as ; sre 3 tN MONEY DOWN : conditions of low visability will e “Wham” girl, has dropped a ~~ ster-Chicago Port tity : Probably aIways “Tequire Visuals 06 000 suit against Bing yh TT Toe wo eas we $Y, 50 fern bins aids, such as approach lights and ang his two brothers. Miss Cook, Comes complete wit ¢ with micr {runway landings, he said, as well whose name was injected in the EP Shrrying. ta. tod, 1 Rites as electronic aids for so-called in-|congressional = Investigation of " » As Low os $1.95 {strument landings. Howard Hughes three years ago, Per Week See # said they used a picture of her in Ezio Pinza is “in loff” with French bathing suit “without my, i . ’ 1 Lana Turner, | permission” to promote an aquat- ! and SA

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Miss Turner that he intended to “fall in loff” with Miss Turner during a screen romance nevertheless came as a surprise. | As the team started love scenes for “Mr. Imperium,” they fell into each other's arms in such a way that

Lay delegates are: U. Bethel and Evan Keck, Indian-| apolis; Arthur Atwell, Anderson;

;/C. O. Sclegel, Clay City; Mrs.

Lavonpa Bell, Muncie; Amos Good, Marion, and Paul Honan, | Lebanon.

Mr. Bethel and Mr. Honan also were elected to be trustees of|

Indiana Central College. New

{conference officers include the (Rev. E. A. Struble, pastor of the Park Avenue Church, conference|

secretary; Dr. L. A. Huddleston, {pastor of the Calvary Church, Istatistician; the Rev. R. 8. Miller, {Marion, registrar, and Dr. Hunt

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Tag Superman NORTH HAVEN, Conn, Aug. 25 (UP)—Don't tell this to the kids—Superman got.a ticket today for speeding. State. Trooper George Bartholomew said he chased Michael Fitzmorris, 42, of New York City—Radio's Superman — for two: miles at 70 miles an hour.

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it was hard to remember Mr. {Pinza's a - gray-haired grandpa | {and Miss Turner's well on her i way to becoming a mama again. | MGM Director. Don Hartman explained Mr. Pinza “can’t act anything he doesn’t feel.” Less) enthusiastic about it-all was Miss: Turner, who rubbed her bruised | {lips after their first kiss and!

“Is he going to kiss like that | every time? If he is I'll look ike a Ubangi before 6 o'clock] tonight.” | - s ”

Four-year-old Joseph Korczyn-| ski Jr., whose father offered him | as-& human “peace” sacrifice by! boring into his chest with an elec-| tric drill gained in his fight for life today. He was in an oxygen tent in| Danbury, Conn., hospital, de-| scribed as “pretty weak” but

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