Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 November 1951 — Page 10

Mother | Dies Soon After Baby

A five-day-old boy, delivered by Caesarian section in a desperate effort to give him life before his mother died of an incurable brain tumor, died yesterday. Three hours later his young mother, who had ‘been in a coma since his birth and never knew she had a son, followed him in death The child, Thomas Harlan Fry, died at 12:30 p. m. CS8T, it was disclosed at St. Mary's Hospital ‘here. His mother, Alice Rose Fry, 20, died at 3:30 p. m. At her bedside was the baby’s father, young Pvt. Harlan Fry, 19. The young father had enlisted in the Army Oct. 31, but’ was given emergency leave.last Saturday from Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo. Mrs. Fry's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Simmons, a farm couple living near Divide,

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CENTRALIA, IIL, Nov. 23 (UP) |

| - His. Agony Is Ended—

Lease on Life Denied

By United Press ALAMEDA, Cal, Nov."23—Three-yeat-old Rodney Gale, whose parents rejected an offer to prolong his life a few months by the use of drugs, died last night of a cancer ailment. “He died in his sleep,” said Mrs. Leroy Gale, his mother. Doctors told the parents they could prolong Rodney's life a few months by using a nitrogen-mustard compound that slows the growth of cancer cells. However, it does not kill the cancer cells. Mr. and*Mrs. Gale said they would prefer that their boy die swiftly rather than suffer any more agony. He has been in pain since his illness was

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Balks at Traffic Fine, Mother, 2 Children Held

| | GRANTS, N. M,, Nov. 23 (UP) | Mie Deirdre O. Jerger, 21, and {her two young children were held

{in custody in a motor court here |yesterday after refusing to pay a (traffic fine, Justice of the Peace {H. N. Rice said. Mr. Rice said Mrs. Jerger, would be committeéd to the county jail {at Las Lunas if she refused to pay the fine, and her children would be taken as “wards of the state.” . In Chicago, Her husband said Mrs. Jerger is an actress, and was on her way from California to join him. = » =

MR. RICE said Mrs. Jerger was |

finvolved in an auto accident nine

fourth fire in a week drove 250] [tenants of. the Madison-Oakley| | Apartment Hotel into the street | early yesterday, and authorities! began a full-scale arson investigation. { Flames roared through the four-story,» 55-flat building in | minutes, and tenants were forced [to flee in their pajamas and over|coats in near-freezing weather. No one was injured. Fire Commissioner Michael J. Corrigan said the $75,000 fire was! “very suspicious.” At the height | of the blaze on accumulation of {gas or heat exploded on the top | floor. | Mr. Corrigan said’ the fire, | fourth since last Sunday, was the

Eo . Fourth Fire in Week Routs 250 Tenants | | CHICAGO. Nov. 23 (UP)—The| worst of the series. The others Gagged for 24 Hours

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41d minor damage. CARTAGENA, “Colombia, Nov. Arson squads. detectives sald] s™yrp) Authorities shut’ dowh they would question tenants and | $2 hewspaper Diario De La Cosbuildings employees. [ta for 24 hours today on grounds RSE |it violated censorship restrictions. The newspaper serves a dissi|dent faction of the nation’s gulling ‘Conservative Party. The gov-

Chinaman Kills Self Over Red Ransom Deal

(UP) som racket caused an aged g

_A Chinese Communist ran- several paragraphs blue-

ar-| by censors. ; dener to hang himself yesterday : - in a shed adjoining his home. 100 Airmen Stricken

Authorities said Leong Gun, 71, » who has been living in Canada 50 LONDON, Nov. 23 (UP)—Near-

years, committed suicide because ly 100 airmen at America’s Bukhy he could not. raise money de- Park Air .Base were stricken manded by.the Communists for Wednesday night by food poisonthe release of members of his ing which forced most of them to family in China. miss their Thanksgiving dinners.

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YONKERS, N. Y., Nov. 23 (UP) Mrs. Irene ‘Madden, wife of an ink company executive, told police yesterday that she inadvertently

threw away an old shoe in which

she had hidden $17,000 in jewels. Her husband, Edward Madden, is vice president of Kohl and Madden, a New York printing ink concern. Mrs. Madden told Detective Leo Nevin that on Oct.715 she took the jewels from a safe deposit box in a New York bank to have them- reappraised. At that time, the jewelry consisted of a $9000 bracelet set with 48 diamonds and two unmounted diamonds valued at $4000 each, she said. x Ed = SHE SAID sne hid the gems in a shoe on the floor of a closet. Then she set to work house cleaning a few.days ago and the sho= was thrown out, along with some trash. The last she saw of the shoe, it was perched on top of the trash heap Mrs. Madden said she did not call police until yesterday because she wanted to check and make sure she had not hidden the jewels somewhere else. ‘

Senator Charges Reds

Dominate a Rail Union

WASHINGTON, Nov. 23 (UP) Sen. Pat McCarran has charged that a Communist - dominated railroad union provides the nucleus for a secret, coast-to-coast “courier system” for Red underground leaders. The Nevada Democrat made the charge in connection with the release of a report by a force” of his Senate Security Committee which said the Dining Car and Railroad Food Workers Union is Communist dominated. The 2200-member union has bargaining rights only on the Pennsylvania Railroad, but Sen. McCarran said the group is carrying on “an intensive membership campaign” on other railroads to extend its control from coast-to-coast.

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DEFENSE HOUSING CHIEF —Raymond M. Foley has been named boss of all defense housing activities — including rent controls — by Defense Mobilizer Charles E. Wilson. The move was made by Mr. Wilson in an effort to speed up the program and end feuding among his housing aids.

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Religious Aid Issue Looms in Puerto Rico SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, Nov. 22 (UP)-—Catholics and Protes-

tants quarreled openly today on whether the island's proposed constitution should ban govern-|

ment aid to religious institutions. @

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