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Probe Shooting | Gold-Plated Shoes” For Hoosiers Of ManatPeru = filled/in Traffic

Factory Worker 10 Are Injured Killed in Yard | In 3-Car Crash PERU, Feb. 26 (UP)- Miami Fioosierland’s Halle-death ol { ounte y as four more faee yay Inve F' talities were listed over week-end. » John |

kL | Ten others were injured in a Paul Ussery, 25, a factory work-! three-car crash near Huntinger, and a $1500 fire in a house!

burg. A number of others were owned by the man who shot him, hospitalized throughout the state. Mr. Ussery was shot through | The geal Clataen. 53. Ft the head with a fevalvel early War " , 53, , vesterday. olice fe tdward . Kaiser said Byron Canter, 33, an | Max Edward Scribner, 2, automobile dealer, admitted fir- Oakland City. ing the shot. Chief Kaiser quoted David L. Bosselman, 3, Ft. Mr. Canter as saying he fired at, {Wayne. : : a fleeing man while searching for Henry C. McKenzie, 30, Chia prowler. cago. Mr. Canter was not arrested.

Mrs. Clausen was Instantly Mr. Ussery’'s. body was found! killed when she was thrown from behind Mr. Canter’s house, Mr. !

an automobile operated by her Canter said he went outdoors aft- husband, Otis, 55. It collided with er somebody opened a window in

another car in Ft. Wayne and his 9-year-old daughter's bed-|

overturned. room, He said he also heard a | Mr. Clausen and occupants of noise outside the house. But he

the other car escaped serious infound no one and went indoors,

| jury. Then he saw a man run in the | The Scribner child was killed yard and he fired twice.’

|when two cars and a truck piled About two hours after the

up on Ind. 45, four miles south of shooting, a house owned by Mr, toh nt . Huntingburg, yesterday afterCanter In. the neighboring town) Virgil H. Gebhauet;vice president and general manager of | noon.

of Walton caught fire. Authorities Marott Shoe Store (left), accepts a pair of gold-plated shoes from Bat Sthers Wire tested af a sought to determine if there Was Russell Madlener of Dickerson Shoes. The shoes represent the six leased © ©

any connection between shootin at: : : : n SNOOHINE | illionth pair of Dickerson shoes sold at the store. The presenta: | The Bosselman child was killed

and fire. Mr. Ussery once lived in Rome,| tion was made recently at the "$ million” party where store Rear . Wayne as he ran across street.

Ga. His wife, Eva Mae, sald the cr 10 4 . . . Shoohig arourred sitee o Suture, > icials ook note of that amount in sales of Dickerson shoes, i; McKenzie was fatally in.

h day night party In the Ussery motorcycle near Valparaiso yes-

Ro, Canters also had a . BUrglars Hit ‘Woman Beats Up terday.

. re as At least six others were killed urday night party, police said. ; Police Matron Saturday as spring-like weather

: BLY i ; ~VOAT- ¢ {called hundreds to the open road. ‘Sticky Bomb’ FOMES, FEMS + [2 Shrrarsis womn cause alSg Anises bo 0s com 008 Throws Scare night ani beat up the police ma- Fugitive Ss Alibi

Most of Victims Jiro. Though a Dud

On North Side Mrs. Agnes Grimes, 41, of 1146, H @ ‘Got High’

Centennial St., was arrested at

— a {17th 8t, 2nd Roosevelt Ave, after LONDON, Feb. 26 (UP)—Ed- Police today were looking for an ‘argument with a canariver | ON Coffee, Mace | ward Terrell picked up a grenade| Eo who hit five homes andi Police said they took her to head-| NEW YORK, Feb. 26 (UP)—

t b ss establis ts yes- quarters for disorderly cond ict y and displayed it to the six mem.-| wo business establishments yes Sr ond y |A. captured fugitive from Sing |terday. Most of the burglaries ; Sing prison sald today he ran bers of the Royal Commission on|o 0°00 the North Side. | At headquarters, she struck po- away because he had been Awards to Inventors today. Albert 8. Shouse, 56. of 6221 N, lice matron Mary Bell Gardner crazed by a potent mixture of This is a ‘sticky bomb,’ a hand |. 000 ‘st sald the crooks 3 and attempted to rip up aer/pousehold spices and hot coffee’ grenade containing one and one-|s rced a garage window to ‘gain lesk. The matron called male po-/at the warden’s home where he halt pounds of nitro-glycerine,”| i.e to his home and took |\® Officers, who helped her get worked as a trusty. Mr, Terrell said. “It was used with ¢ 0, : the woman in a cell. George Brooks, 24, was ardealtly effect in the asian Sea : At the home of John L. Yerris| , Arotner set of sijorderly CON- rested last night on a vacant lot ert, In ce and laly, and Migs of 5158 Central Ave. police res (oarBes WE'® in Queens about five hours after

is being used in Korea today.” | placed against her for hearing in {sald a window was forced and $2 : he had walked away from the Munici y | Mr, Terrell paused, dramatically, . - unicipal Court 4 today |state prison with two loaded

pulled out the pin and said: s : etn: ro t ‘ “ | amuel! Hockman, 60, of 6196 of. pistols he found in the warden’'s plan Tre seconds, it will ex- Central Ave. reported that his New Avco Building OKd foot locker. " nn house had been entered and $5 For Defense Production! Brooks handed over the pistols COMMISSION members edged stolen. = Times State Service 0 police and denied he had estheir ehairs back. One seemed, Two watches valued in excess) RICHMOND, Feb. 26 -A new caped to ‘‘get even” with someready to dive beneath the table, of $150 were reported taken from building has been authorized by one, as other inmates had re“Now hold on there,” said vice the home of Forest L. Harrison, Aveo Manufacturing Corp. for its ported, ehairman Sir Kenneth Swan, “It 64, of 3370 Colorado Ave. {Crosley Division plant here. The, nan would assuage the apprehensions Candy Stolen additional 211,200 square feet willl HE SAID his troubles started of the commission if you could! Lewis Yates, 42, of 2208 Yandes be used for defense production. after serving breakfast when he tell us whether in fact that par-|St. told police that his candy Construction is to start Thurs-/“got high” on three spoonsful of ticular bomb is loaded with one Store at 1101 Burdsal Pkwy. had day and Is expected to be sub- mace—a derivative of nutmeg— and one-half pounds of nitro- been entered. and some candy|stantially completed by Oct. 1,/which he chased with hot coffee. glycerine.” taken. {according to John W. Craig, Avco He rummaged through the foot“Sir,” replied Mr. Terrell. “I| At the Cedar Inn, 1040 8. West vice president and Crosley gen- locker looking for liquor, but would not deprive the country of |8t., Francis Pruvis, 39, of 1441/eral manager. Refrigerators still/found the pistols and clothing men of such eminent service. You|DeLoss ‘St., said about 20 fifths will be produced on a volume belonging to the warden's son can accept my assurance that it/of whisky had been faken by controlled by availability of ma-/and decided to make a break for is not loaded.” burglars. [teriale, Mr. Craig said. freedom.

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