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SATURDAY, NOV. 10,

[ig Ca Trial Seems Doomed (flava C. Toner

U. S. Had Hoped To Start Dec. 1

WASHINGTON, Nov. 11 (UP) --Government hopes for a quick and early trial of Oscar Collazo

appeared doomed today.

Government prosecutors have hoped the trial would begin by Dec. 1. But Leo A. Rover, Collazo’s court-appointed attorney, said he “capnot possibly” prepare his case by that date. He said he hasn’t had a chance to meet with the Puerto Rican Nationalist and plan a defense. It was considered unlikely that the court will overrule Mr. Rowver's objections to an early trial date. Collazo and fellow-revolutionist Griselio Torresola tried to blast their way into Blair House Nov.

1 in an attempt to assassinate

President Truman. Torresola and White House policeman Leslie Coffelt were killed in the gun battle. Collazo and two other policemen—Pvt. Joseph H, Downs and Pvt. Donald T. Birdzell—were wounded. Acting with almost unprecedented speed, a federal grand jury here indicted the 37-year-old Collazo yesterday on first degree murder charges for the slaying of Mr. Coffelt. Arraignment Friday He also was-accused of murder while = committing a _felony-— equivalent to another first degree murder charge—and two cbunts of assault with intent to kill Mr Downs and Mr. Birdzell. It was understood that Collazo will be arraigned next Friday, probably before Federal Judge Edward A. Tamm, who received the indictment from the grand jury. Judge Tamm may set a trial date at that time. Mr. Rover said he believes his client will be physically able to undergo the legal procedures

without difficulty.

If convicted on either murder charge, Collazo would be subject to death in the electric chair. Conviction on the assault charges carries a-maximum penalty of 15 years in prison for each count in the indictment. Soon ' after the grand jury handed down its indictment, Collazo was moved under heavy police guard from the prison ward of Gallinger Municipal Hospilat} to the District. of Columbia. Jail.

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Jet Pilot Takes to His

"Chute Just in Time ROME, N. Y., Nov. 11 (UP) A jet fighter pilot parachuted to safety yesterday seconds before his plane crashed into a hillside and exploded. The pilot, Capt. Joseph R. Donahue Jr. Pittsburgh, Pa. suffered a few minor scratches when he hit the ground. Observers said he bailed out at 500 feet while his ¥-86 jet Saber plane was flying upside down.

Official Weather UNITED. STATES. Ase BUREAU

Sunrise 6.24 a. m. | Sunset 4 2 ».m Precipitation 24 hrs. ending 7 30a. m, trace Total precipitation since Jan. 1 49 50 —Bxe ess. since Jan. i oo 1a84

The following tagie shows the temperature in os er cities: -

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Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Denver Evansville

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--anapols—Symphenie-—Chotr—and-gyreyg or

‘Black Dahlia’ Confessor

“confess the sex slaying of the 22- 4 Rov, _|year-old : 3 | Detectives, {forced . to rohecked with-many-of the known “facts,

Retired Martinsville

. Store Owner es State Service MARTINSVILLE Nov, 11—-0t-itawa C. Toner, prominent retired Martinsville businessman died at his home here yesterday. He was 82 Born in Shelby County, he moved to Martinsville when he ‘was six years old. He owned and operated a department store and a ladies apparel shop before he retired. ; He was a member of the First ‘Methodist Church and had been secretary of the Morgan County] Republican Committee. Surviving dre his wife, Ruth; a stepdaughter, Miss Louis® Pa-| vey and a ’sister. i Services will be at 3 | p. ‘m. to-, morrow ‘at the .Cure & Hensley | [Funeral Home here.

Retired PSC | Official Dies ~~

Doctor Draft - A - Donald U. Hart To Miss Deadline g gn

. . . Was Civic Leader: Dies n Hospital | WASHINGTON, Nov. 11 UP) : : da

Oscar Collazo (second from left) leaves Gallinger Hospital to be transferred to the Washington, D. C,, jail. Collazo, cone of the assassins in the Blair House shooting, was indicted by a Federal Grand Jury on first degree murder charges.

Dean H. Craft

re Times State Service Draft officials have only four VINCENNES, Nov. 11--Donald 3 to supply the Army with 300

U. Hartman, retired division man-

shane as the first call under ager of the Public Service Co. and Well Known as the new medical draft civic leader here died yesterday . : in Ge Sam: & spite Organ Designer They won't make it. iil bog amaritan Hospital. He > was bi. Dean H. Craft, builder and in Selective Service is still classi staller of the pipe organ in the fying the 13968 physicians who Scottish Rite Cathedral and a na igned up in the- first medical tonajly phn Organ 1 ens gied rai regisation 0, 16. ‘ler Construction Co. here. yesterday n St. Vincent's Hospi- Even after the physicians are. Mr. Hartman, who was known al He was 63. civdte classified, they must take prein- throughout Indiana for his work Ho nin JL lessons 8 a duction. phy examinations in the Knox County Tuberculosis a oe womans vi oh and ‘then are given at least 21 Association, was the originator ‘ £ days’ notice before they are called and promoter of ‘the campaign gans for churches throughout In- ,,, whic i i Ans os ‘ vhich built the Hillcrest Tubercudiana. He had recently completed = ; te ecit ot 1 i That can't be done in four days. 10sis Hospital in Knox County. plans for installing an organ in j He was former. president of th the Meridian Street Methodist Vincennes I on S : L . ; , s : > 5 > Church. ervice-Connected 2 Ineennes of Commerce A life-long resident of Indian- . and wes secretary. of he honed > v P4 8 rg ri y ax IIniv - | valis, ale. Brack was uracueted Counts Bring Arrests Of Ntustees for Vincennes Univer from Manual High School and Arrest of one man on charges z Mr Hartm: yak a : : was a member. of the Methodist of Navy desertion and another i... =. ,aluman was also a mem-

ber of the Knights *Templar, Shrine and the Rotary Club. Surviving are his wife, Mabel, and two daughférs, Mrs. Monroe

oo denkins and Mrs. Hugh. Willmore | orice Tr.

Church. He also was a member for violation of Seiective Service the of the Scottish. Rite Orchestra, regulations was announced today Athenaeum Orchestra, Indianap- hy Harvey G. Foster, special olis Philharmonic Orchestra, Indi- agent in charge of the Federal THVESTRATION™

the Masonic Lodge. hére.

Hé was installed in 1941 as AS- - james D. Arndt. alias Edward Noble E. ‘Baysinger sociate Grand Guardian of. the Dennis Davis. was arrested in Noble E. Baysinger, who died in Indians Order of Job's Daugh- ;osnhen by FBI agents and Officer St. Vincent's Hospital Thursday, S. rs bt : John. Kercher of the :Goshen will be buried in Floral Park tend Ee SAYS oe Comite Tlloving Servier Monday in ‘Planner & Buchanan Mr. Foster said Arndt, who 10:30 a. m. Monday at the Conkle. Mortuary; Burial will be in Crown “or ved 10 years in the Navy, was West Michigan Street Funeral Hi . . charged with deserting in Nor- Home. He was 37. | STi ar TE ro folk, Va, in October, 1949. He Born in Dexter, Mr. Baysinger Mrs. Dorothea Bertorelli; his had been. 1tving in. Goshen since livey Neve su years and Shenae mother, Mrs. William H. Craft; 250 May. : Technical High School. He lived ’ : '\ Ivory Boyd Jr. 23, was arrest- at 743 Olin Ave,

a brother, Dr. Kenneth, and two grandchildren.

Police Quiz ‘Another

ed in East Chicago yesterday. He was charged with failure to report change of address to hig? , local draft board. Mr, Foster said Boyd registered LOS ANGELES, Nov. 11 (Up) In Michigan City in 194%, Police planned a psychiatric ex- later moved to East Chicago withamination today of screen extra °ut reporting to his board. Max Handler, the 25th man to ee Ere confess, the grisly “Black Dahlia’ murder of Elizabeth Short. Detectives abandoned a lie de tector test on Handler's story, (CHARLEVOIX, Mich. Nov, 11 yesterday because he was 80 up- (UP)—Theé pilot was killed and set mentally they could not ob-three passengers were injured tain a satisfactory reading. yesterday when a seaplane Handler; 35. who uses the urashed into Torch Lake during a at the home of her daughter, screen name of Mack Chandler, ¢nowstorm. Mrs. George Gaughan, 246 W. telephoned police Wednesday to Thelpjlot was identified as Ray-, Morris St. Si 35. of Thessalon, Ont.| YA lifelong resident of IndianNew England beauty. the passengers, rascued .by boat-|apolis, Mrs. Gibson lived here skeptical a first, were pon and hospit&lized for treat-| with her daughter. admit that his story ment of shock, were identified as, Surviving besides the daughter J. A. Fullerton, William McDon- are a brothér, George Realey,! ald and J. Gerard Joncas, all of Indianapolis, and two grasmdsons

P. R. Mallory X Co. for 10 years!

the Real Silk Hosiery "Mills.

stepparents Mr. and Mrs. J. M.| Bradshaw; a sister, Mrs. Betty ‘Jones, and a brother. Roger.

Pilot Dies, Three Hurt, . : Mrs. Catherine Gibson, who In Crash in Snowstorm died Thursday, will be buried ‘in Crown Hill following services 10 a. m. Monday at the Speaks &' Finn Funeral Home. Mrs. Gibson, who was 84, died

Al --previous— confessions were proved hoaxes.

IN INDIANAPOLIS

MARRIAGE LICENSES Billie L. Gray, 21 addre given) Mary. L.-Bivin ) Riven: Ca rertrude 1

} 337 N i gs: La 2 275 N. Addiso Pa Pe rs, 113 Charles; Hioa nn Meriwether. i; 1115 Charles Ro Tr 21, 1032 W. New York; Phyllis c i FLIES 21, 1121 W.*: New

ork. Me Kinley. Garrett, 5 i Pa erson. 4 i Adamae

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Georgia A Gr bb 36, 1510 Hie Te 25

Bernard .L rel, jeneva Spears, 37, 229 Robert C ent. 23 23

Carol Br lthaupi

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y 3035 X i La 7015 W.. Was gon, Edna M Ww right 18 1% Condgrd Jam es H. Cauley. 44, 805 N nos; Alva

Margaret

Bryant, 43. 807 N. Illinois 208 2p M. von Burg. 40, 3444 N. ;garqen oldie V. Moddrey. 40. 710 W ith, { Robest C. Owen Jr., 22. 4827 W i vmond . Shirley M. O’'Banion, 18, 203 Hiawatha Leopold Stein, 28. 7 Delaware, Rosetta Segal. 21. 510 N Rr Lucian D Carpenter, 73, Jinols Jean G._ Molton. 47. 27% 8 figs Richard D. Spencer, 26, 1114 Ww NE torr 18: Caroline Breithhaupt, 23. 1019 S. Alat

ose “y 32514 Central J He ve Moment 2 RR Leonard E. Willams, 27. 1001 8. Whitcomb: Margaret E Kendrew, 20. 849 N. Jefferson, John E. Moore Jr..’23, 5820 Rawls; Mary E Maynard “18 3025 Colorado Simon 8. Thomas. 65. 116 W. 21st; Gertrude Adams. 61 8 e

1 . d Lois-E. Butrum,. 23. 1824 Spann; Clara W . -20.. 3037 Winthrop . Loyal. 20. 542 N. Dearborn:

Patricia A. May, 20, 935 Tacoma.

-DIVORCE SUITS FILED

* William vs. Clara King: Ruth vs Karl earcy; Maril an oe vs. Richard 8 Miller: Jargarette 1 William H. . Wieneke; Coe vs Gladys Reels; Elbert C. vs. Alice

Henry, + At Coleman—Sherman, Mattie White; Cur-

PETE

: Mi FLA Methodist Michael, Margaret Dotlick Bernard Margars; Ryza Lawrence, L nkl{ vin, Druscilla Lind ( an, General, ‘Louis Se | Ha § Miry Stoebick: = Jar Laverne Ha Nolan, Mary Matl Robert, Virginia Woodrufl; . Gustave, Phyllis ‘Hoyt

¥ Hig .AL__Giener ral.

; Cora Bell ‘Morrow, 31, at

‘Plerre Adam Willams, 59,

| Thessalon. ‘and three great- grandchildren.

Gen olyn Cutie

— For Cheerful Evenings don AND ; REFRESHED TOMORROWS!

1 | BIRTHS : | - BOYS { At St. Vinecent's—Bert, Mary Michell i At. St rancis — Russel, Grace Nelis; |

Patricia Denk

tis, Marian Huggins; Morse, Marjorie!

Lillie Means, 2745 CaroMartha Brookins, 1001

i Lawrence, Colton

GIRLS Al Coleman—NOofmian, Suzanne Weinstein Russell, Priscilla Brandy Merl Virle: Charles, Dorothy Dee sDena Ride Annabels

“Chari sie Georg

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Rages Alice

« i i Robert Florine Pinner:

Vincent =) mes, Doris Haddix: Ladi Er = At A dar How ward, ‘Paula Hin derlit er George, Mary J. Wild: Cha Ruth Bravard: George Mildred Gaswus: William, Margaret Enlow; Mafvin, Mari Me

Lilly Barnttt, 914 W Pearl Coleman, 2329

At ry Willie Burdsal J ames, Guilford

DEATHS

369 W. 12th St at 1429 Carroll-

Cholecystitis v ‘Ann Dransfield, 82, ton Ave., arterioscierosis

at “Long Hospital, carcinoma 5 Rose Nisenbaum, 89, at 1010 8. Meridian St., arteriosclerosis Bruno Conrad Pleifier 59, at 5453 Hibben Ave, coronary .occlusion

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Cleaning Fluid Burns Fatal

Danville Woman Dies in Hospital

Verneta Meazel, 38, in Methodist

spreading

“Mr, and Mrs. Meazel had lived 3 nephew, Richard Coates, both in ‘Danville .a- year and a half. of Los Angeles, They formerly lived in Rockville, where Mrs. Meazel was a sani- \ ; He was a press operator for the tarium technician. +H S0H0OL To CoN ENE Mrs. Meazel is survived by her and was formerly employed bY parents, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Ay {of Chrisney, near E Surviving are his wife, Lucille; pine brothers and and @& daughter Miss I.eah Rae; his|

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She Was Roped Into It

[ask Mrs. Mammers—

lm Teens, Show Parents You're Ready to Date ;

DEAR MRS. MANNERS: : WE ARE a group of young high school.

has dates, but not serious ones.

l fas well? Are looks the only things that attract boys? NANCY V. | My mother {broke up me and — (my boy friend. I have been {slipping out to

meet him. It is all very inno- fa” cent. i If my Mom i

found out that J s'lip out she would take me out of school jand take me

away. I couldnt that.

stand This boy means so much to me, My boy friend now says I don’t

love him. He won't hardly talk to me.. I don’t know what to do. A BLONDE. MOTHERS and dads want their daughters to have fun, “Nancy V.” If yours object to you dating it's probably of some way you act, some wrong impression you give, Maybe you seem too Crazy about boys. You can't giggle or sit starry-eyed when you have lessons or chores and convince your parents you're well balanced. They pay more attention to how you to your age. Show them you're | poised and they'll think you can handle all situations. To convince them, you have to get acquainted with them. "Confide in them. When girls and their mothers grow apart as “A Blonde” and her mother have done, trouble starts and no one is happy. The boy friend of “A Blonde” actually disap- | proves of sneaking out. May-

Photo By Henry E. Glesing Jr., Times Staff Photographer

When Butler coeds staged a frosh vs. soph tug

Edgar Balser Today

Services for Edgar Balser. who died of a heart attack W ednesday in Evansville, were to be at\ 1 p. m. today at the Kirpy, Mortuary. Burial was to be in Crown

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Hill, be if he had talked things over died. Mr.” Balser, with her mother she could have Hospital today of who was 41, was learned and rectified what her

received when ‘cleaning a salesman for mother objected to in the rofluid’ exploded last night in her the Indiana mance. 3 home in Danville. Equipment Co. When you girls please your ~Hepr—husband;-—Otho—was—in——A native of I “parents you're indirectly makMethodist Hospital "with burns, wood, he lived in ing time with the boys. They but was expected to recover. Monrovia for the want you well bred and trustMeazel, who operates a past three years worthy along with being good | watchmaking shop, had taken and ‘was a mem- a to look at, fun and interesting ber of the Ma- Mr. Bal A . alser

to be with. They want to be proud to introduce you to their

107 repairs. sonic Lodge. He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church here. Surviving are his wife,

sister, Mrs,

flames to his their parents. want to be proud of you too.

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LAFAYETTE, Nov.

vansville, and jeaders will meet at Purdue Uni- University

Memorial sisters.

tor maintenance leaders school.

act than

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friends, old and young, and to Your parents

11—In-| diana members of the Florists Telegraph Delivery Association | 11 — Ap- will have a luncheon and business €T, proximately 40 men ‘and junjor session Wednesday at Indiana Building. | versity Tuesday through Thurs- Mrs. Jane Hunter, Bloomington, | Funeral arrangements are in- day for the fifth annual 4-H trac-| district chairman of the assocla- | | tion, is in charge of arrangements.

girls 13 and M4. We are yot in

We would like to know how old a girl should be before ‘she

And should we stick to one boy or several? What are the things about a girl that attract boys and ole

Doubt Foul Play

In Bedford Case

Body Found in Ditch - Has Minor Bruises

Times State Se 3 BEDFORD, Nov. mn — Police today dropped the theory of foul play in the death of an unidentifiled man found in a storm sewer here yesterday. . An autopsy showed only superficial bruises, not serious enough to cause de ath, Bedford police said. The man’s body was found in the open ditch near Bedford's

southern limits by a tourist, oh 3

H. W. Pfeiffer, La Mesa, Cal. who was strolling about Bedford with his wife. Salvation Army officials said it was ‘possible the man was the

<one who registered at their Bed-

ford dormitory last Saturday night under the name of Frank Harton, Cincinnati. Mr, Harton jumped through a - window. and disappeared during the night, Salvation Army officials said. Cincinnati police searched for Mr. Harton at the address he had given, but could not find anyone who knew him, Indiana State Por lice reported. The man's fingerprints were taken today to be checked against state police and FBI files in an attempt to establish his identity. Police said it was possible that if the man were Mr, Harton, he

‘had left the Salvation Army dor-

mitory and fallen into the storm sewer. The body had been in the water five or six days, police said. The man's vital organs were sent to Dr. R..N. Harger, Indiana Medical Center toxicologist, to be examined for traces of poison.

. Thirsty?— McALESTER, Okla. Nov. 11 (UP) — Prison officials sought today te- “put the. finger” on thirsty convicts who set up a whisky still in a tunnel under dry Okla- ". homa's state penitentiary. . Guards found the still in & steam tunnel under the prison’s light plant. It was composed. of a -10-gallon milk can, from which copper tubing ran to a five-gallon paint bucket. A - five-gallon milk can contained corn AK meal, cherries, yeast and Irish po- * tatoes. :

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