Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 December 1950 — Page 2

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“We don't have anythin: , Germany, : FIRING oT ODF oh

me 0 UN Lo {against those poor children there. b ; " |If the people In charge of the ¢ntered a German inn Te a. and offered to take on all : § g ‘Home kept track of them and ) { RN eR "kept them off the streets at night NT ay Seman ac Guardian Institution - they Wouldn't get into trouble.” | pC 0 sera’ Into the street. Youth Is Blamed

Not until they were ar- . : (Continued From Page One) rested by American mili- Accused by Girl, 16 herself as a resident near the

tary police did the GIs | The case of Jerry Owen, trave learn they had walked into eling evangelist charged hi Home called The Times today to: a a Black bi oh of the Hoerstein contributing to the of] applaud its story of lack of dis- 'O0° A409 a bac ar needed a cipline in the Home. warm home today.

a meeting | Wrestling Club. |a 16-year-old Indianapolis girl, is i re {scheduled to come to trial.tomorThe ow p 1OFe a row. ia “This —woman refused to give ie awner of Tue animal woupe. Raf] Fliers Bait Hearing is set for 9:30°a. m. in her name. saying “I can't give Cladys Gillam, 30, said that her Juvenile Court. Special Judge “my_name. Those children in the pets might catch -pneumonia in on | Addison M. Dowling will preside. Home" the few bad ones that an unheated garage which was The . Owen, handsome, curly hairéd de the only home she could find for . (former boxer and football star, shoulda even he th IS, AN real hemi. | : iis “in town” awaiting trial, deIa Th ant and , She said that she canvassed Yank Pilots Walk sense Momey Bet Soom : hoy s . .the city's Zoos, animal shelters, A Bord Ti h 3 4 Owen: has beth conducting 4 you find garbage dimped on your ang trucking companies, but they | er lightrope i

’ : series of evengelistic lectures in porch, the ashes upset, or they didn't want any part of them. | (Continued From P: One) take it out on your children. I “If the animals survive the ae {Baltimore since he was first

, t { know any number of people who week in the garage, I'll take them wor. '© Korea is a tedious job. charged here May 18.

i You spend nine 1 feel something should be done, to Cuba, and sunshine,” she said. ,n. Argon in eof Io hours in the Tells of ‘Tour’

; ; target. It's bad enough in sum- The charges came when the girl TWA == TWA = TWA == TWA == TWA = IWA a mer, but in winter — with the told juvenile authorities she had

Traveling Evangelist

Animal Troupe Faces Cold Weather Perils

CHICAGO, Dee. 12 (UP)—Five/

thermometer at 55 below outside made a six-month tour with Owen and 20 above in the cabin-—it's around the country, and that she much worse. had "been intimate with him “on - wore six pairs of socks in several occasions.” shoepacks, fur-lined trousers over, ity Prosecuti Attorne wool OD’s, a leather flight jacket, TE LY a oaeeH ne today PA fu parka and a couple of pairs of giate's evidence should not take gloves, more than half a day, even though Everybody was given a box yitnesses are being brought from! lunch when he came aboard. As',, ¢,r away as Washington, D.C.

usual, boredom forced most of us : to open our- boxes as soon ki we It is thought the state will try were in the air. We weren't out !© introduce witnesses to show a of Japan before T was nibbling Pattern of crime.” 1 cold chicken drumstick. T was At least two of the witnesses annoyed to find the hard bojled are women who have made state'BgS frozen. So was a can of ments that they have been ‘“enchocolate milk. ticed to travel with the handsome Over Kangye, however, things preacher.” were more interesting for 45 GC s s penaed his minutes. The first target was a oe ombe Yas 2ubp aed h | '

new airfield. I » ill e it had been spotted Special Judge Dowling will take

in the past week, A | . Reds never used it. TOY the i) e bench as the “Afth choice” as

. As we made our run, bomb Judge. Four panels of three law-| craters appeared in “the snow. Yrs each was submitted to the covered runway helow. (attorneys; but for various reasons, Had a Picnie {the men chosen refused to serve. We next wheeled over Kangye SE and watched as other vombers Fil @g $30 000 had themselves a picnic. : ’

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mated on the map but foundithe speed limit for trains at! nothing. We continued ROMA, 120 mph. |

"still looking. until south of Maa- Mr. Roehl suffered a broken,

pojin. Manpojin is on the south tured (bank of the Yalu River where | ang 3 fract £ SRul] and ‘the North Korea army is reform-| gn or ever

Ing. Ten miles out of town we|oeks, the complaint charges.

turned. back. i y we By any. mere thy wil en pe SE SCION open .fire from Manchuria,” Dick has been especially designed to Carmichael explained. = So wey, helpful to those Interested in turned back and headed for OUr| 4 smes This big Real Estate base. Four inte later the! section is full of Bs about the 38 appeared. e had to wait! . until we landed to learn the score, |" mendous building industry of

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