Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 October 1950 — Page 10

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* Jacob Wa Malik Called ‘Wolf

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‘Romantic Stromboli ‘Volcano Erupts,

Spouts Cinders, Lava Who's afraid of the big, bad! wolf? Obviously not some people who daily flock United Nations’ Success, New York. And the wolf? Russia's Jacob Malik. He was so termed by William Agar, chief of the headquar-

ters section of the UN special]

services division.

Act ll, Scene |

Ingrid Bergman's.and Roberto] Stromboli

Rossellini's . - volcanic

3000 to the]

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home at Lake’

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Island was erupting again yester-|

cay. Flaming cinders shot

into|

the sky and molten lava flowed,

sending residents fleeing in thé

opposite direction than they did Ze

during the romantic eruption.

Salary Increase -

Mrs. Florence Curtin, Farming-|; ton, Mich., worked and worked as| a housekeeper, And for what? An | stimated $1.5 million. She will Aare in the estate of C. F. Smith, |

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grocery chain owner. His daugh-| 38

tor, Mrs. Jennie Hart, will get an equal share.

Up a Tree William T. Maguire, 18, of Cam-| den, N.J., played it over the heads] { police while they sought him | for a hit-run death. He slept | strapped in a city park tree,

Man in Red Suit Hollywood ~ personnel director] John Dumbrille has an idea that] will make or break Joseph Stalin.| Send a Santa Claus knocking on the Iron Curtain and see what] happens, he suggests. “It would be a great thing if! Joe Stalin would let down the| bars to allow a Santa from Amer-| iza into Russia. If he refusedhoy, what a heel he'd be. He'd be broed all over the world as the rman who turned - his back on Banta Claus,” Mr. Dumbrille said.

U. 5. May Purchase |

Canadian Aluminum te QUEBEC CITY, Que, Oct. 21 duestioning.

announced last night the United States was ‘seriously considering” the purchase of $75 million} worth of Quebec-produced alumi-|

Mrs. Marjorie Baxter (left, corresponding secretary of the Irvington Business Association; J. D. Johnston, executive secretary of the association; Mrs, Virginia Gibson, Union Federal Savings and Loan Association, and Charles L. Hancock, Irvington hardware merchant, check prizes for the Irvington Halloween Festival, The fourth

| annual festival will be given-the evening of Oct. 31, and is designed | to keep Irvington children out of mischief by providing constructive

activities.

Boy Shoots, Kills Parents, Says Mother Was 'Stingy’

KALAMAZOO, Mich. Oct, 21 (UP)—A 14-year-old Boy Scout {who had never missed Sunday School shot his mother and father to death today because they were “stingy” and whipped him. The youth, Raymond Peer, admitted in a signed statement that he fatally wounded his father, George Peer, 44, and killed

{his mother, Marian. Apparently unperturbed, Ray-|/dldn’t feel bad at all,” he said. mond at first sald his mother| It seemed sort of funny.” shot Mr. Peer, a high school] Without emotion he told how teacher, and then took her own he then walked into 'the ‘house, But he broke down undericalled to his mother that “something’s happened to dad,” and Friends said Raymond had at-|shot her. He left the gun at her

- (UP)—Premier Maiifice Duplessis tended Sunday School every week (side in an attempt to make her

for 11 years and was an “ex-/death look like suicide. ample to his classmates,” He¢e| Raymond asked after admitplayed in the band at the hign|ting the shootings what the school where his father taught. {lice did to boys who killed their

3 blows, one of the girls was slashed, and ; leach was raped twice. .

Girl Staggers to Police " One of the girls, a 21 «year - old Council Bluffs, staggered into police headquarters and told detectives the story. She said she and a 15-year-old

(girl went out riding last night

with Cpl. G. Eugene R. Burnham, 20, and Cpl. Raymond J. Pharr,

They parked, she said, and a car pulled alongside. Three men leaped out, swinging hatchets. Cpl. Burnham was gashed on the arm by one blow, and Cpl. Pharr was knocked unconscious by a! blow from a hammer. Cpl. Pharr said $16 was taken from his pocket. ;

Soldiers Left in Road

The “hatchetmen” left both soldiers lying on the road and forced the girls into their car. The 15-year-old girl said she resisted when the men tried to disrcbe her, and one of them swung a hatchet at her gashing her lip. - The girls said they took off their clothes when their attackers threatened to kill them. Each was raped twice while one of the men stood over them with a hatchet. The girls were released, each thinking the soldiers had been killed, But they were found and taken to Douglas County Hospital. Later they were moved to Offutt Air Force Base, where they are stationed.

‘Wife Dies Under Car

Driven by Husband

YONKERS, N. Y, Oct. 21 (UP)~—Michael O'Rourke, 51, told police today he came home late last night and went in to greet his wife, unaware that she had

PO-'heen crushed to death beneath

num products, | In his confession, Raymond Mr. Duplessis said the current said he took his father's gun

international situation was forc-{from a cabinet and hid it in a

ing the U, 8. to increase consid-| paper bag. Later he put the gun rably its production of defense(in his shirt and shot as his famaterials and other geods made! ther was working on a barn. (rom aluminum. |

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parents his automobile in the driveway. . Held for questioning, Mr. They said such boys are sent t0/0’Rourke said he found the body the state industrial school. of his wife, Florence, 48, in the “Do they teach music there?”|driveway after he had Raymond asked, “T'd like to keepithe house for her. He told detecup my music lessons. I want to/tives he did not see her when he drove into the driveway.

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3 North Side Boys Admit Car Thefts

Three teen-age North Side boys, arrested in a stolen car Friday, admitted to police yes-| terday they stole six other cars and burglarized seven homes, The boys, all high school pupils, were arrested at 524 St. and Capitol Ave. They told police they were sup to be at a football game, but decided to get a car and some cash and have a little fun. They worked out a system of thefts whereby they would enter a house, take all the cash they could find and then steal a car for a joyride. : The boys, who are first of-/205 W. WASHINGTON ST. fenders, .are in the custody of I. C. Benedict, Owner Juvenile Aid authorities, Trademark U. 8. Pal. Off.

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