Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 December 1950 — Page 5

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Ex-Marine' Is Slain, Girl Friend Raped

SANTA yw N. M., Dee. 18 (UP)—Police searched the Apache! Canyon wilderness today for a! “love - crazed” steamfitter who! killed an ex-Marine, then kidnaped, and raped his victim's girl friend, Luciam Harris, determined to “die rather than surrender,” was sought as the man who hid be-| hind a’ quiet suburban home Thursday and blasted Lancelot C. Brown, 29, to death with a shotgun as he emerged with Adelina Lucero, 23. Witnesses reported they be-| lieved Harris then forced Miss| Lucero into Brown's car, while! Brawn lay fatally wounded near-! y. Miss Lucero, released nearly 24 hours later, told police that Harris raped her twice. Harris gave her a note for police saying he would kill himself rather than surrender. Then he fled’ to the mountain country south of here, armed with! 8 deer rifle. Police said he was!

an expert marksman and woodsman.

FBI Nabs Fugitive

The FBI today announced the: arrest of Allen Bowling, 48, in Richmond. He is charged with escaping from the LaGrange, Ky., state reformatory, where he was serving five years for breaking into a railroad car.

‘MISS TEEN-AGER OF 1950

The Times Search for the Most Popular High Schoo! Girl ‘Sponsored by the Radio Equipment Co. and Philco Dealers of Marion County.

This 1s my vote for the

Indianapolis City, Parochial or Marion County High School.

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Mother Uses Phone To Get Support

Pounding the pavements for votes as Miss Teen Ager, Donna Eggers, Ben Davis Hn : School sophomore, has visited al-

‘most 60 families who are Times § subscribers. A Times carrier for _ two summers, La Donna is “making the rounds” of the old route 35 to get former customers to save i=

Times ballots for her. She is 15. phone every day is La Donna’s

mother, Mrs. Gerald Eggers, 834 | Isa Donna expects §

8S. Lyon Ave, to get help from her friends at school and at the West Washington Street Church of God. She belongs to the Ben Davis Booster

{Club. After graduation she ex- - pects to study theology at Ander-

son College. : TV Set Is Prize

The Miss Teen search is spon-|§™ sored by The Times in co-opera-

tion with the Radio Equipment Co., Inc, and Philco dealers of Marion County. The contest prizes are a Philco 16-inch television set for the top | votegetter sand Philco radios for other high school winners. Camp Atterbury is planning a welcome

{for Miss Teen and her court.

The girls will present three

Philco TV. sets to the GIs thera. Only a high school girl can!

win, but anyone can vote by clip-

ping out Times ballots and taking Ballots appear every day in The Times, and there is no limit on the num-;

them to a Philco dealer.

ber of times a person may vote.

following gif! student in an

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As Far as Italians Can See -

ROME, Dec. 18 shipyards.

(CDN)—Keels for five new 100-foot ‘ong. $160,000 trawlers have just been laid at northern Italy’s Viareggio

But chances are they won't get used in Italy’s home waters. In fact it looks as if this country will be forced to meet Tito’s terms for fishing in the rich inshore bays of Yugoslavia. |

Reason? The American fisher-

man’s magic eye in which Italy’s even attend the auction at which agic ey y the Italian government oitered,

fishermen had placed high hopes has failed them. The gadget whose efficiency has made it the!

dossn’t seem to work here.

running tests on the magic eye—| actually, a special fathometer.!

about $1500 installed by its Amerfcan maker— “sees” the bottom.|

Since a shoal of fish swimming ©2PYrisht. 1950, for The Indianapolis Ti Times.

by are semisolid the supersonic| signal bounces upward from their finny backs telling the surface!

sailor that a catch is below. oi

It had been hoped that the fathometer would turn up enough

loss, through war treaties, of the rich fishing zones off Yugoslavia's Dalmatian coast. Like Europe's Nations Tests have been run off Viaregglo, off Orbetello in central Italy

and off Sicily. But, fishermen say, the Mediterranean schools

. are like the European nations,

they don’t swim close enough together. The gap between fishes! fn a school is so wide the whole mass fails to reflect on the graph of the fathometer, Italy is baffled as to what] should be done to get back the| use of the Yugoslav grounds. Tito! has been accommodating as far| as negotiations go, but like all Communists, his price Is high—| too high for Italy's fishermen. | ‘ "Mito made a deal with Italy last year to sell the Italian fishermen access to four restricted zones on the Dalmatian coast at a rate which would have cost the fishermen about five cents a pound. The trawlers figured on 10,000 tons, which would have added about 8 per tent to Italy's fish jet. q But the Italian government, after promising Tito about $1, 250,000 in fishing rights, found it-| self faced with a fishermen’s rebellion. The fishermen would not,

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The idea of the fishermen...who key to heavy catches of cod and then had ‘hopes in the American haddock in the North Atlantic magic eye—was that 5 cents a | pound was too high a price to pay,

Marfhall planners have been to Set inside Tito’s 10-mile fish-'} }

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An Italian magic eye, a MarThe expensive gadget—it costs conic brand, has been used here

for some time to locate submarine valleys where fishes feed,

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~ Vuletide Program Listed on Circle

| The schedule follows: i de gt and blgved back at 9:13 p.m i roadcast h from y through Frid By 118 8. Mm. Pur High School—-Omar Rybolt, Choir—Professor heal No. 26 Jt ice Kirk, direc OS irginia_ Bow: cert Club— Kat hieen Hergt, director

Sister Maris Aquinas. wi eetor 1 p.m —-C Girls Chorus—Mrs Doris or. +448 | Richard Whittington. air | Pp. m8 snes Joan, director. t p. Clb Lose Swan, direc | Singers -Lotiise Swan. | —Gecli Havens. director : 7p. m8 - Dalton Wicker. director Tec! Ciub— Louise “Swan.

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Nurses Miss Mice Brittan. social

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _

A full day’s schedule of Yule (tide entertainment will be pre. { sented on Monument Circle today.

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The Gift of Gifts . . . with : 14 brand new advances $ 50 thot moke Parker “most

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Perfect shaves every time. Bigger SINGLE twice-as-wide head. New shape is easier to handle. An ideal gift for him. !

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MIXER

$3Q9s

Complete with juicer attach- | ment, no guessing, dial for ‘the mixing job to be done. demoed ae dae dad aed ae Ql iL

{ General Electric ‘POP-UP TOASTER

Bright chrome with brown plastic base, makes light or | dark toast, fully automatic.

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General Electric

AUTOMATIC IRON

$1295

Visualizer dial on front for

i finger tip“ control, button nooks in base, double thumb { rest, heat-proof handle,

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Blouses

Give her a lovely rayon

jersey robe for home or

travel. The only robe that does not wrinkle, fine rayon knit, black with contrast colored trim or solid colors.

to slip on. . Sizes 12 to 20, 16); to 2415. ly, t

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A gift she will enjoy all year. Pretty housecoat with d e e p ruffle flounce, contrast piping, patterns, sizes 8 to 6X, 7 to 14.

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_ PRACTICAL CHRISTMAS

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Girls’

floral

assorted

to 5298 Warm tailor. Crisp new blouses to ed cotton flanstart the new year. nel, floral pat. ‘Cotton, rayon crepe, ¢ '°r%s, button - coat with eyedainty eyelet and lace let embroi . trimmed. White and dered trim, pastel. Sizes 3 to 6X elastic waist FI Y 7 to 16. | pants. Sizes JA 8 to 14. ;

“these lovely girls’ ° purses, just for her ; Christmas gift, assorted styles and colors.

Girls’ Purses I. 00

Plus Tax. purchase of v

Ball Bearing Skates, all steel. "Adjustable,

CLOTHE-A-CHILD HEADQUARTERS

For years the Star Store has been known as Clothe-A-Child Headquarters. We are equipped to outfit completely from head to. foot infants up to larger children,

Gabardine, plain colors, ight and 4 dark, twoway collars, two fla tiful shirts. § dium Large, Large.

“ROLLER SKATES

wheels, pluc . rack in front.

$179

metul in back.

LAND |1

BALLOONS

A s pictured. Ball bearing front wheels, \ wagon

Phone LI, 6471 and make arrangements.

MEN'S PRACTICAL GIFTS

Men's Corduroy :

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brown, red.

also nylon, acetate,

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MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS t

Super Radio Wagon A metal, rod body nes 549 =

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By the hundred, bright patterns, and colors, made to tie perfectly. . -cr mer

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