Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 July 1951 — Page 2
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drug who said he wasted Soatoy on narcotics was sentenced in Federal Court yesterday. + Ogear H. Willman, 35, formerly of . Indianapolis 'and North
Vernon, said he frittered away Jus smal fortune in the more | 10 § years he has been ad-{
dicted to dope. Federal Judge Steckler sentenced him to four concurrent terms of a year and a day-—to be served at the federal hospital for addicts in Lexing-
ton, Ky. $800 an Ounce
Willman said he spect as much as $800 an ounce for heroin. He told Paul Brigham, U. 8. narcotics agent for Indiana, that he made those purchasés in another state. Willman refused to name the peddlers. He pleaded guilty to forging four prescriptions in Indianapolis drug stores to obtain dilaudid, a dope dbout four times as powerful as morphine. He fled the state after those, offenses in April 1949, and lived, in Tennessee for nearly two years. !
Earnings Legitimate
He was caught recently in North Vernon when he tried to obtain more narcotics with a forged prescription. The druggist became suspicious and checked with the doctor, who said the pre; scription was phony. Police nabbed Willman wie F he waited ‘for his “kicks.” Mr. Brigham said Willman! would have been a good man if] he had laid off the “junk. Will-| man had told him he earned the ~ smal] fortune by buying and sell-| ing various goods. Mr. Brigham '® sald his enterprises were legitimate.
Wove Own Net Willman was trapped in a net which he himself wove, Mr. Brig-| ham said. Picked up for questioning in August, 1949, Willman | let it slip out that he knew of |
two women and a man who had/Ned Barnie, 54-year-old Scots- McIntyre already has been or- Agency lire oh porbetner, terday. | obtained narcotics ‘on forged man, started from the English dered by the executive committee a "Western Nuropean Del Bozovichar told Sheriff Don| | Tipto prescriptions in at least one In-|coast near Dover on the 21-mile to put Indiana Legionnaires on tense Force. and Joha Edwin Hull, Costello that SIAnApOlIg SrUE ore. ih. Prange He ioe to} the record to suppart the National Army vice chief of staff. Vrabic, 50, of Clinton checking Willman's tip, Mr, make it a round-trip swim Legion in its campaign for the yar : pe py he ran Bei al It was a rare summer day on “Crusade for Freedom.” radio Bab Di in T . times during a fight that started, dope prescription forged by Will- the Channel with virtually no broadcasts to people behind the apy 1es In lragic when Vrabic
man himself. tion turned up three other forgeries, The trio to whom Willman inadvertently referred were later imprisoned.
a known addict for years and | served previous terms.
Find Body of Man
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Believed Dead 6 Months by a 24-year-old man
the fatal stabbing of a
LAFAYETTE, Ind, July 28] (UP)-—The hody of a man who! state police believe has been dead more than six months was found
: it t drift 1 beth Pennix, alias Dorig Pennix 1 flock of supporting politicker n a 0) 0 “4 3 . HOCK « S Pr & 0 CKers In pile of driftwood near the ‘ame to his room just before day The o1 imam a . Wabash River five miles west of he campaigners will start of light today and accused him of ai | here last evening h their political work in earnest to- : s flirting with other women, night Keep r today free for “get Police said the body was hadly Young said she rushed at hin Eni, keeping togay free for 'get- ter, ; - m r Gu ; : pais e ting acquainted” an registering decomposed. They said the only with a paring knife. He claimed Foda ! 4 and registering ; 2 odav's diness \ hint to the man's identification that he struggled with her and , u oo } Sa Will ‘be fol- pital owe by a 2 Of ror was a metal belt buckle with the that she was stabbed during the © oo bY the hi-jinks of the Forty initial "M” or “W louie. & Eight units tonight in a down « _ re il town parade starting at & p. m First general sessions of the ! four-day convention will be held tomorrow: with the main action coming Tuesday morning when M. ARRIAGE L IC ENSE S i vo y a rh Re Raloh. § the new Commander is elected Richard J. Francis, 25, Detroit, Mich.;| Clevinger Be Distinguished visitors to the’ Fern A. Fields 18. C olum bus Ind At General Book: Willetta F a ’ ‘ Bheridan W. Heat . Army Della James, Lucille Oden convention will be former, Gov M Jobe, 22, 444 N Reville St. - At Coleman- Jack, Esther Me v ‘ ? 1 X y . Crile 20, M4 N. Deuille St. oa] Mpirieman, inc n \ Ralph Gates, and National Legion Nancy A. Boyd. 18 le wd t Methodist Cecil, Ruth Carey Devon, Commander Erle Cocke Ji An James H. Peell 53 tut Phyllis it Rov Marjorie Con . ‘ “"A. Thies, 38 Rut} Ear 3 or AWallege Matic ais other past Indiana Governor, Paul ames Frost, 32 her Dukes fey, Audre Fitzpat kK: Reo V. MeNutt, also may attend M. Sampson, 38 Edna Sutte non ren BE. Stace se 23 ) At St Vincent's Inch Ma W ; Ala. Ruth oe Smith, 21. 130 Berry Ave Linus Ruth Ney. Clof Ma +S M Jerald W +81 evens, 19, New Augusta, Ind Georwe Betts Goodiak: Donald hi ; Y 1 il Routier Webber Ho oe Ip ovements 12233 N. New At Hon ] At ¥ 3 troll. 24, 4009! ‘Tindall; Harry. Dorothy W 18 N By United Press Pine: Edward. Bethe Grifiit : \ New York Arrivals A ulton 1 Kevstone Ma Ma ¥ Cie A V ia fro Liver Oce n St Yandes “ 4 T Nassau: F Towr ; BL VIF Girls tom 8 Ihomas 2 : New York Departures -America: ent +R dr ysburg, O. Ag 3 a le. 3 N ¢ Svan reflle B. Haves. 40. 2208 Miler St. At Colemancie~Qrville Jeanne RDS jor Bremen: Baden Jor Auckls 3 Evelyn / tkiy 2206 Miller Bt , Bert * ¢ ntwer Noordam for tte Arthur J 1450 N_ Meridian, ALS Sincent a. " , os bh Eltae th for Cherbourg: Fy < utt 1 leville, Kv { : : N ) uerto De La 12: Ques Claude A y 50 2420 Al Ny Ist A iothadist ot SWE } Ne Sn] Soaks ida for Bermuda: Ocean Mon Pattie B. Robhir 19. 1020 e entral Ave Martin: Matea M Api TS Bermuda: Santa Catalina for La 1 p pe’ Chu LS) 18. ‘Camp At bury. ind Dorothy Herron Vie 3 we Sparks A 18, 2138 oe Rate Place Ravmond. Robert Y 014 ( are *h St 1a M earet David ol Ro ert \ A Ww It Ww 13th t oF t ) : r. 31. R. R 13, Box 204 re aRiasl: Ra I Juanita Cook. 30. 5046, Debbie. M ' » Rado 141 eo ddisor 8
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DIVORCE SUITS FILED
Nadine vs. Eugene Sloan, Gladys M_ va Ales oC Pngban, Dorothy M. vs. Paul John W. vs Constance J. bent Mavoureen R. vs. Carl B Harris: Nellie M. vs. Willlam L Reeves: Katherine ve. Wilber Davideon, Nellie A, ¥8. Norman T. LaMar: Edith vs Grannemann:
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'and stroked toward Dover.
Further ‘nvestiga- wind, calm waters, and a brilliant
night after Funning Police said Willman had been seas. :
Claims Self Defense In Fatal Stabbing Case
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In Cab Spurs Raid On Poker Game
By HEZE CLARK One thing led to another for Capt. John Sullivan and his po:
‘they rounded up a bad check art- | ist and nine other persons in a downtown poker game. Stopping a suspicious taxi near | General Hospital, they found a | checkbook on the seat beside the |driver. He explained his last pas'senger had written a check for 18136 and then given him $2 to | throw the book in the river.
| . The passenger, Stewart Christison, 33, of 1515 Saulcy St. was {arrested at Illinois and Maryland
ling a fraudulent check at the Grand Hotel, 133 8. Illinois St. ‘and then lost the money in a Lpoker game there. | Police then raided the poker game, walking right by.the lookout who was sound asleep. Those arrested and charges:
[forgery and gaming. nois St, 'house. | Harry E. Tames, 39, of 807 8. Senate Ave., gaming.
inois St., gaming.
ON THE WAGON-—In the driver's seat of this American Legion fire engine is state American Legion Commander Jack Mc- ville, gaming.
Intyre. Standing by ready to take over his position are the two candidates for commander in Tuesday's election, Gilbert Bates of |
Wariaw (center) and Roy / Ames of Goshen (right).
English Chonnel Anti Communism
Full of Swimmer
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y Today—9 of "Em - ACtiol TopsLegio "DOVER, England, July 28 (UP) ants including a 17-year-old Brit- Parle Business 'ish girl set out today under near :
—A bumper crop of nine aspirs the to
Nez, France, early this morning
American l.egion in the Claypool Haotel today.
State Dept. of
» » » A FEW HOURS later William Commander Jack
Iron Curtain. sun. The aspirants had waited commander McIntyre said that for weeks for such weather. 42 resolutions had been placed beSwedish swimmer Lars Warle (ore the committee for considerfailed to make the crossing last
wie: b ation today. nto heavy Y . “| The committee went into ses-
sion at 10 a. m. to study the proposed resolutions, and prepare them for further studies by other committee's later today. Biggest item on the convention’s agenda will be the election of new officers. A close race between Gilbert Bates of Warsaw and Roy Amos, Goshen, for the Dept. Commander post is shaping up, with both candidates boasting of
Self-defense today was claimed accused of 30-year-old woman. John L.ee Young, 738 N "eat 8t., told police that Mary B. Eliza-
1 The Price of the 31Ib.canof Crisco in
DEATHS fames Mitchell Alums, 78. at 631 W ThursdayTimes Wilbur G. Hays, 74. at 1428 N Ewing d d cerebral hemorrhage shoul have rea Edna May Bendamin, 68 at Metho carcinoma 99¢ William J. Clark, 71, at General, cerebral . hemorrhage Nate Goldrick, 76, at 4115 Central, car deat A & P SUPER MARKE Martha Ann Fouche, 86, at 701 EK 21st cerebral embolism Theodore Dobbins, 47, at Long, earcinoma
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Burning of Cane Patch
BRISBANE, —It seemed thought farmer Martin Gray, to burn off the sugar cane patch. Flames quickly swept through dry cane stalks.
Crash Injuries Fatal SOUTH BEND, Lupe Hernandez, 47,
the 8th Army in Ko-
Australia,
Murder Charge To Be Filed in Miner's Stabbing
y Chief
July 28 (UP)
Dan Navy Matthews. Mr. Kimball was undersecretary Matthews,
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who has been
Smith. chief co-owner of a coal mine to dea
Intelligence
wasn't doing his share of work July 28 owned. a good day, Tony Gugliemetti in Blanford Vrabic pulled Bozovichar’s They
2-year-old broke Vrabic’s glasses.
playing among the, When the fight became more unknown to his violent, Bozovichar plunged his pocket knife into Vrabic's neck and chest.
July 28 (Us.
member home to watch Vrabic die.
in a fight over mining stock yes-
The fight was in the home ©
During the fight, witnesses said, cap, over his face and that Bozovichar
Afterward, he went across the street to a tavern, bought a drink, here where he was emp oyed. then returned to the Gugliemetti
| Illinois St., Room 204, gaming.
| Otto 8. Skelton, 37, of 3248 N.
Illinois., gaming,
Joseph' Starky, 52, of 1441 N
. inl: ’ ive Branc (The official Russian text of visiting a gaming : { Mr. Malik’s quotation of the state-
Alabama St., house.
Four other raids by Capt. Noel! | Tones and his vice squad netted British Quaker delegation flew, one arrest and 90 books of base-| home from Moscow today bearing
{ ball pool tickets. Fletcher Tynan, 54, of 833 Ft. Wa ayne Ave. | keeping a room for pool selling. Other raids were at 1142
er Flim Mg 2 Clair St.|
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perfent Tonditions i Resolutions to combat commu- named ambassador to Ireland. NEWPORT Pate in Murd nglis a as also con-. NE , Ju -~ Mur rh Well, six Egyptians and nism will be the order of the day The Senate 1ast night alse cor y : : ; firmed four Army generals to charges were to be filed here t Philip Rising of Britain, plunged for the first committee meeting _ : ; y : ot Tt four-star rank day against Andrew Bozovichar, into the calm seas at Cap Gris of the 33d state convention of the James A. Van Fleet, com-
62, Blanford, who stabbed tne State Crash Injuries
tn Fatal to Woman, 71
{ Mrs.
several lin a two-car collision on Ind. 28 radio address June 23, spent 31%
‘east of here. Her husband, O. E. Dellinger,!
said Bozovichar| {74, remained in the hospital in se-|
Inirjous condition.
driven by Floyd vanness, 39, here. |
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Accused in Depot Theft |
FBI agents arrested Walter of theft of government property.
tempting to steal a car muffler]
Hit by Flower Pot
lice vice raiders early today as‘
| st. Police said he admitted cash-|
Christison, for investigation of
| Bert Dunlap, 58, of 140 8. IlliKeeping a Sampling
Neno Calderon, 44, 930 8. Illi- | Denman Priest, 33, 135-H Gard2% |ner, Tyndall Towne, gaming. Thomas M. Rogers, 28, NoblesJames W. Paris, 33, of 5217
{ John Peacock, 43, of 27% 8.
was charged with|gtalin’s
| TIPTON, Ind. July 28 wp) =| 1t Oley Dellinger, 71, died in eign Minister Jacob A. Malik, who
n County Memorial Hospi-|initiated the Korean truce talks he stabbed Carl, tal last night of injuries suffered|unexpectedly in a United Nations
Mr. Dellinger’sito initiate further Russian moves | The Northwest Mine which they car crashed head-on with a car!for easing East-West friction and| port, standing behind the truck
TE E HAUTE, July 28 (UP |Malik’s reference to Stalin's in-| RR y uy ( 2 terview with Roy Howard, presi-| Hammond, 41, today on a charge] Hammond was accused of at-|
from the Indiana ordnance depot!
BLUE RIBBON WINNERS—Sue Fox, 5148 E. 2Ist, first place winner in clothing division three, and Ruth Hardy, 1739 N. Bolton, first place winner in division six, examine winning canning entries at the Warren Township 4-H Club achievement day program. lout classes. But to presume that
British Quake - | we want to bring about revoluGet New Soviet {tion in other countries by interference with their national life is
unwarranted.”
| brought it about, Now we are en= |gaged in building a soclety ‘with«
{ment shows only a slight differ. ence in phraseology but no difference in meaning.)
Observers attached possible |significance to the fact that Mr. Malik reiterated the 15-year-old statement just at a time when | Western nations fear Russian-fo-mented outbreaks in other parts of the world if and when & Korean cease- fire is Teached.
One Killed, wo Injured In 4-Way Collision
Times State Special WESTPORT, July 28—One per« son was dead and two were in- { jured last night when a car driven by James M. Giggsby sideswiped h talk ith th 1 ti pos ing w the delegation |two cars and a truck on U, 8. 421
The Britons asked him frankly Dear Osgood. John Bailey Sr.,
LONDON, July 28 (UP)-—A
la new Soviet olive branch and a restatement of Premier Josef 1936 declaration that revolutions are not exportable. Western authorities hoped the (hearty reception given to the [seven Quakers in Moscow foreshadowed a shift in Soviet foreign! policy rather than another meaningless barrage of “peace” propanda. It was noted that Deputy For-
54, RR 1, West-
Mr. Malik promised to give the! near the road, was injured fatally, suggestion consideration. His son, John Jr., 29, of Osgood, Probably the most important suffered a broken leg and Betty | feature of the session was Mr.| Richardson, 21, leg injuries.
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in Moscow in March, 1936. Mr. Malik read off word for] word the most important Russian| statement ever made on the] {charge that the Soviet Union seeks to foment world-wide revol‘utions. In its original context, as
re-
Mexican family working on Bozovichar was arrested at his ported by Mr. Howard, Stalin's B tickets for only $2.40 a farm near Plymouth, died today home where he had gone to Hit on the head when a flower statement said: = (no tax). Ride the bus injuries suffered in an auto change clothes, pot fell from a second story win-' “To attempt to export reyolu- regularly and save. crash near here June 26. A daugh- Vrabic is survived by his wife, dow while he was standing in his tion is nonsense. Without the 23, injured in the same a daughter, his mother, three own backyard today, Larry Pryor, desire within a country, there will INDIANA RAILROAD still is in Memorial Hos- brothers, two sisters and two 13, of 132 W, 10th St., is in fair he no revolution. The Russian pa grandchildren. condition at General Hospital. people desired revolution and 14 Convenient Offices / em DOWNTOWN OFFICE Northwest Corner Pennsylvania 2x SR | and Market Streets St ] OSE Ol : Pht ~ %* BROAD RIPPLE OFFICE 706 E. Sixty-third Street Lee Welker, Manager lil) * THIRTIETH STREET OFFICE a on c ohe——= 3001 N. Hllinois Street George E. Hulsman, Manager * SIXTEENTH STREET OFFICE ° * 20 W, Sixteenth Street ectric ” et 1n your home... to Bei, repr SOUTH SIDE OFFICE 1125 S. Meridian Street You'd find it mighty inconvenient bringing at our Downtown Office, just off Monu- Emit L. Kuhn, Manager the toaster, the lamp, the vacuum cleaner, ment Circle, where you can. make deposits, ROOSEVELT AVENUE OFFICE | > ; : ’ 1533 Roosevelt Avenue ll to the one spot. Electricity is a great withdrawals, cash checks. You can also W. Ellison Gatewood, Manager convenience because of its easy availability ~~ make deposits at any of the 14 Fletcher * EAST TENTH OFFICE ; oe oy a . 2122 E. Tenth Street to you when and where you wish to use it. ~~ Trust offices. And you can arrange to cash Donald E. Williams, Manager s £ ” 5 ar re: & — ¢ o Pp - ~ ~ . y § — It is for a similar reason—making bank checks at those offices you select—near * ARLINGTON AVENUE OFFICE ing more convenient for more people—that your work, for example. . 6000 E. Tenth Street hy . : : : . Ted M. Campbell, Manager Fletcher Trust Company has built an or- Don’t you agree that having 14 banking : 3 . pe x ! “ 5. a . IRVINGTON OFFICE ganization of 14 banking offices all over outlets” will be more convenient for you. 5501 E. Washington Street own, 1 and your family? Making banking easier Ralph C. Wright, Manager If you want to open a savings or a check- is the principal reason why more than EASY SIDE OFFICE : : . 2506 E. Washington Street ing account, you need not travel far from 90,000 depositors— just about one out of Charles F: Bechtold, Manager where you li e, work or shop to find every five persons in the Indianapolis area EAST WASHINGTON OFFICE Fletcher Trust office. And that’s not all. © "—call Fletcher Trust “my bank.” Why not 500 E. Washington Strwe! J Roy A. Wilson, Manager Automatically, you also become a customer join them ? Womaticalty, yc < J * WEST STREET OFFICE . : a ty 474 W. Washington Street AN * FREE PARKING while you bank at the offices marked with a star at the right. Stoilko Yovanovich, Manager « 5 . WEST INDIANAPOLIS OFFICE 1233 Oliver Avenve eic 4 rust (Tom an Homer E. Phillips, Acting Manager * WEST MICHIGAN OFFICE 2 2600 'W. Michigan Street 3 INDIANAPOLIS James L. Moffett, Manager MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM * MEMBER FEDERAL DEPDSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ? Za, ~ fh : 3
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