Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 September 1950 — Page 22

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Urge Inspector Shift and Bert Heller, Ft. Wayne, see- ' Boss Talked Abo UE | mae ts re ey His Wife—For a While ation of Master Barbers endif WIN §10; MAYBE $25

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< Driver Years Hard Way ‘Never Trust a Woman’, 3 MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UP) lice arrived.

Ewen Matthews was sitting in! Surveying the ‘damage, “Mat-| }

8 | |his parked automobile when a thews noticed that a Phonograph {| woman driver crushed into him.irecord inside the car: had been “4! Before he could say a word, the broken. One one side was, “Be 3 {woman lectured him eon Tareful hind the Eight Ball,” and” pe \ = g Paul Meeker Yields

driving and drove away before po- other, “Never Trust a Woman.” |

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One patrolman resigned from the police force and two others were - suspended “today by the! police trial board. ‘Paul Meeker, - 6629 'Massachusetts Ave, resigned. He was charged’with violating the department's sick leave regulations, conduct unbecoming an officer and. disobeying the orders of a superior. = Marion ‘E. Correll, 2836 Adams St., was suspended for 20 days on a charge of drinking while in uniform, and five days for permitting- an unauthorized paswenger toride in a police car. Suspended 5 Days Charles E. Keith, 1310 Olive St, was suspended for five days on the charge of permitting an unauthorized person to ride in a police car. Disciplinary action followed an

ler went to the scene of an accident near his home and had an altercation with a state trooper, Police Chief Rouls said. Meeker was at home with injuries: received in a motorcycle accident, the chief said. Department regulations forbade him to leave home without permission of the police sergeant. After the altercation with the state trooper, Chief Rouls said, Meeker telephoned police headquarters and asked that Correll and Keith be sent to his home. The chief said Correll and Keith reported their car out of service after reaching Meeker's ‘home, and remained out of service 45 minutes. Correll and Keith pleaded guility to the charges upon appearing before the trial board today.

Ex-Convict Faces Robbery Hearing

EVANSVILLE, Sept. 5 (UP)— An ex-convict will face a pre-

liminary robbery charge in City ‘Court. tomorrow in

connection

DEAR MRS. MANNERS:

have done. » It all started when I left home to take a job _in_an office in Indianapolis.

One ‘of my bosses took an interest in me right from the start. |Whagy, Richmond, president ot | He made me feel so at home. The men I worked for in my home| [the association in their final ac-|

What is to become of me. Mrs. Manners? The whole office] knows about us. I didn’t care, at! first, for our friendship seemed all right. Now it's more than] friendship and seems wrong. Shall I quit my job and Zo home to mother and dad? GIRL IN LOVE. I wouldn’t run. — Indianapolis is a little larger than your home town but you've broadened mentally. Use | Your new intelligence. Skip the man’s invitations. Then go out

with the pickax murder of a

service station operator.

" Russell Glen Sisk, 35, appeared | before Judge Frank Fish this

'morning and was given until to-| Want his business associates,

morrow to contact attorney. Sheriff Frank McDonald said. |

however, that Sisk has not ad-| mitted knowledge of the murder. of Ben H. Hancock, 44. Mr. Hancock's body was found! Sunday morning by a newsboy. It| was lying on the floor of the sta-| tion office, with a 14-pound. pickax | embedded six inches in the skull. Sheriff McDonald said Mr. Han-

icock was struck six other times

with the pick and had been dead

‘about an hour when found by)

Bobby Griggs, 14.

arrested after he inquired Sunday | about flying to Mexico. He had $85 when he was arrested, and deputies found $801 more when they searched his car.

bery, since between $400 and $600

hidden in the station was $ missing. |

re... Near or Far W herever you go--to a nearby store or tavern—to a vacation spot thou-

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The sheriff said the suspect was | _

«Sheriff McDonald theorized the motive for the killing was rob-|

town were just like fathers to me and he seemed the same way. . This man was always talking Bauer Departure nice about his wife. I like to gig oo = BE turd Off Till Saturda {thatt Bosses { . back home were \ i jwendertdl to me U. S. Doesn't Explain anything out of i i {the way. Their Trip on Army Ship wives were good By IRVING LEIBOW ITZ friends of my | Times Staff Writer mother and their | NEW YORK, Sept. 5—Germansons and daugh- {born Frederick Bauer, former Ft. jrers were my {Harrison soldier who lost his long Pts hard-to say 10-10-2-bosS; fight against Sleportation, will not so when mine asked me to haye|sail for Germany until Saturday. a drink with him I had it. All] Without explanation, immigrathe time he talked about his wife. tion officials said today he will I said I knew he wanted to hurry| [leave Saturday aboard the Army home to her, but he didn't hurry. transport, General Blatchford, inMany times after that I met him stead of today on the General for a cocktail. He still talked Patch. about his wife. But he never| Top immigration officials reonce ‘hurried home. [fused newsmen permission to in-| Pretty soon we weren't talking! [terview Mr. Bauer who is living! about his wife any more. We on Ellis Island with his wife, were talking about us. We fell|Wilma, and their children, Fredin love. He can't divorce his wife. erick Valiant, 6 months, and CarShe had their children for him, men, 2}; and she has a social background! The 45 - year - old naturalized) that means a lot to him in busi- Citizen gave up his five-year de-| ness. | portation, fight last week when] : told his wife and children could |stay on Ellis Island no longer. His wife voluntarily joined him: {on Ellis Island. Both their chil|dren were born there. Rather! {than leave him, she decided to go, [to Germauay.Mr. Bauer had been cleared of {charges of being a’ German spy. | But immigration officials said he! still was a deportable alien be-| cause he expatriated himself, when he joined the German army| lin 1938. Pretended to Be Spy At this hearing, Mr. Bauer said (he was forced to join the German of your way, very tactfully, to army. He returned to the United win over the other .people at States by pretending he would the office. ‘Make a- point. of {serve as a German spy, and joined | leaving with the girls, of dating (the United States Army. He was the single boys. Do little favors {a sergeant in the photographic for them. ; [service when he was arrested five You won't have trouble push- |years ago at Ft. Harrison. i ing the man aside. He doesn’t |" The return to Germany is “like {facing death,” Mr. Bauer's Rockhis wife, you or anyone to |yjjle, Ind.-born wife said last think he's serious with you. He | eek. doesn’t want a divorce. Look | -<Eyen the Gérmans on EIIis how he used his wife's social '151and called my husband a traibackground, his family, etc. to (tor to Germany,” she said. “And keep you from expecting any- (those Germans were released on thing of him, parole.” You've ' learned something. From now on skip the drinks with the married men. Be care-

OFFICES BURGLARIZED | Theft of $141 from offices of the

inspectors MY MOTHER and dad would disown me if they knew what I|Board of Health rather than the | Board of Barber Examiners.

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