Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 October 1951 — Page 17

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Sniper Shoots Child LOS ANGELES, Oct. 17 (UP)| ~The “phantom sniper” of Los Angeles struck again today,

wounding a 10-year-old girl as she waited for a school bus in front of her home,

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FRANK FEMR BREWING CO., INCORPORATED, LOUISVILLEZ, KY |

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[boosting Indiana's deat October toward what may be a Irecord for a single month. Seven deaths late

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“Soars in Indiana

Injured Slightly

The truck driver, Barney Rod- thus providing a big saving for was injured pjant-A-Tree Club members.

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Solomon R. McDonald, 47, ) [French Lick, was killed today in a car-truck crash on Ind. 62 five

43, Detroit,

‘miles north of Jeffersonville. Other victims were: Clarence- Womaek, 33, La Porte, |

Two sailors, en route home on! Mr. Ross said,

{leave, were killed today in a car-trees in the city will be dead as

truck collision near Noblesville,|2 result of the elm blight.” And h toll for Most of the city's trees are elms.

yesterday, immediate action to replace the [last night and today boosted the dying elms. days to at| 8 least 69, an average of more than paign today. @ four a day or one every six hours. two Indiana men its nation-wide reputation as a \were killed today in Ohio acci- city of beautiful homes and trees

The sailors, Lavon Roger Kit- Tree club. son, 20, Columbia City, and Fran-/| Here's all you have to do: lcis Hangsterfer Jr. 20, Chicago,| Clip the PLANT-A-TREE Club

{were killed when their car collided coupon from The Times and mail with a big truck on Ind. 37, about it in with $2. The Times has ar11 miles west of Noblesville.

- THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Two Sailors Killed Times Opens Plant-A-Tree Drive

Indianapolis today faced the prospects of being without trees to beautify its streets within the next five years. That's the word from Joseph {Ross, superintendent of the city’s [nursery at Riverside. “Within the next five years,’ “all of the Elm

For that reason Mr. Ross and [others interested in the beauty {of Indianapolis have called. for

The Times joins in the cam-

You can help Indianapolis keep

by joining the Times Plant-A~

ranged with the Indianapolis Landscape Association to purchase the trees at reduced prices,

Trees are needed on the curb lawn fronting local homes. If you have space for a tree on your curb lawn, between the cide {walk and the curb, send in for |your tree now.

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. 3 Teeners Admit “HN > Holdup-Slaying PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 17 (UP) -Three teen-aged boys confessed yesterday the holdup-slaying of a Philadelphia taxicab driver a week ago, absolving two other suspects held by police. | The boys were identified as Al{bert Walls, 16, Marshall Miller, 17, and William Sampson, 17, all

| Two other boys were arrested as material witnesses and another jas an accessory to murder. Detectives quoted the boys as {saying they obtained a pistol from a friend and decided to hold up a taxicab driver. After letting “two jor three’ cabs go by, they hailed {one driven by Michael Di Criscio| land told him to take them to West Phidalephia, police said. | As they passed the Philadelphia! Zoo in Fairmount Park, the boys were quoted as saying, they or-| dered Mr. Di Criscio to stop the, cab. Police sald Walls then started! to pull the pistol out of his pocket, but as he did so, it went off, The, {bullet wounded the cab driver| {fatally in the back of the head. . | | The boys fled to their homes, but ° Walls first stopped at the home of a cousin, William Gilwho found the gun in his pocket but did not report it to Gillette was held as an accessory.

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= | There are four species of trees a ol 5% 3 : i 4 ® Relax in a Contour Chair-Lounge. Your bod eg ation a Ta Porte yester- available: Norway. Maple, Sugar As Purse Grabber el : . - + ...geems. without weight. You ~are ‘eat wir att ATA Ray Napier Sscamore ani. Tioroies. “READY TO BEAUTE CITY-oMs Morte Sith Jit. o A omar arte ses rng eR SR a 16 TORT C3 Jey ; A or aR Ch TKO oad. Bn Yee espn Barden £ditor, and Joseph Ross, superintendent of the. Riverside |Iessions. daly, Dut-one- 1RAGIAP~ Lv ofc - ; — Jahn Holland, 7. Crown Point, clipped from The Times indicate Nursery, admire one of the 8-foot-high trees that could be planted |olis ‘“‘pioneer’s” career robanly a cradle. > 3 ™ : killed when an auto struck him|your ‘first, second and third b ou the Plant. Aree Club, All frees offered are from b fe will be a short one. : ® Rest, you know, is nature's way of recharging : fhe |as he walked along a road near choices. The trees offered are yy ll | Miss Truen Broyles, 25, of 2143 ! 4 The > tetel ay {his home last night. from 6 to 8 feet tall, 8 feet ta N. Alabama 8t., reported to po- ; used-up energy. more comp ete y you rest Leonard Barnett, 21, Salem,| Be sure to send with the coupon lice last nigw that a teen-age the ‘more quickly your” energy is revived. killed when a farm tractor ran a check or money order for $2, PLANT-A-TREE CLUB girl grabbed her purse. ® The function t . loft a county road and rolled down tha cost of the tree, payable to Miss Broyles told authorities Coon iy o besy y of toa Sony Choir Public spirited local mer- an embankment crushing him be-| The Times. When -your coupon Sponsored by The Times, City Park Board and the girl snatched the handbag 3 y y typ or.

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and remittance have been received, The Times will mail back Camp Atterbury to you a card entitling you to the injuries tree at the reduced price of $2.

| Golf Course and Lake Sullivan, {and receive your tree.

Indianapolis Landscape Association.

1 want to help beautify Indianapolis. Enclosed is remittance of $2 for a tree of the following species: (Mark 1st, 2d, 3d choice.) -—— Norway Maple —- Sugar Maple —

When you have received the gycamore Thornless Honey Locust. night in which car4 from The Times, take it to another young man and a girl, ype Riverside Nursery, the 3800 NAME ....ceesevecrcsessosssasscassssserssscsssssassnssnss block ornth. Velwee:) Riverslan ADDRESE .....i..u.iviviserivernisarnes PHONE... iin .

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Another Pharmacy Here Robbed of Narcotics

Narcotics and $200 in cash were $ stolen early today from the Han- ~ non Pharmacy, 2320 W. 10th St. John Hannon, 32, owner, said cocaine and morphine had been taken by burglars who cut a hole through 1 the back of the building. |

‘Gotta-Have-It—Gets It FT. WORTH, Tex. (UP)—A man picked up by police gave his nickname as “Gotta-Have-It.” He, ‘got it” when a grand jury indicted him on a dope charge.

Real Estate Broker Work to Be Discussed

The real estate brnker, as seen by appraisers, mortgage bankers and property managers, will be the topic of tomorrow's weekly luncheon meeting of the Indianapjolis Real Estate Board at the | Washington Hotel. Speaking to the realtors will be Imortgage lender H. Duff Vilm, appraiser George T. Whelden and {Maynard R. Hoksanson, property manager.

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