Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 December 1951 — Page 13

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Kidnaper Plans Appeal

Of Life Term |

Joe Edward Brown, sentenced today to life- —$mprisonment, for| kidnaping a [West Side tamily, | immediately asked taxpayer sup-|

~port for his appeal to, the Indiana |

Supreme Court. Brown, a 27-year-old - escaped convict, declared himself a pauper this morning and asked Judge Harry O. Chamberlin, Criminal Court 1, to appoint attorneys to handle his appeal. ° | "The judge said he will study the| request.

In imposing’ sentence, Judge

Chamberlin said he thought thel}

‘we had the courage in 1812 to|

penalty “a little too severe” for|}

the crime; but he told Brown: “Maybe you're better off up there than at liberty. You don’t seem to he able to avoid trouble.” Brown, one of four prisoners who escaped from deputy sheriffs

July 24, was led into court today, ({... 2. 3 a.

chained to a sheriff's deputy. Wild, High-Speed Ride On Dec. 13, a jury found Brown guilty of forcing Donald F. Borgman, 611 Taft St.

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2%;3-year-old son to accompany| him on ‘a wild, high-speed ride| over Northwest Indianapolis |

June 19, A life sentence is mandatory for a kidnaping conviction | Brown had escaped from the] Indiana. Reformatory in May, where he was serving a 10-25-year | sentence. He was caught July 5 by FBI agents.

from the sheriff's deputies, he and |’ his éohorts were recaptured within two days.

Illinois St. Trolley Line Ready |

Indianapolis Railways, Inc., t0-| pyiiders had applied for the 1000|Sale, prices between $9500 and] jernment's offer ‘to make an un-

day announced completion of | trolley facilities on the Illinois St. line to Butler University.

At 12:01 a. m. Sunday, the feeder bus line will be discontinued and through trolley service will begin from downtown to the North Side college. The Butler trolley will run north on Illinois to 34th St., east to Boulevard Pl, north to 42d St., east to Clarendon Rd., north to Hampton Dr. and west to a turnaround on the Butler campus. A shelter will be built at the turnaround for waiting passengers.

Completes Program

The changeover marks completion of a program begun Oct. 15, when Illinois St. and Capitol Ave. became one-way arteries. Through trolley service to Indiana State Fairgrounds began Nov. 25. Utility officials also announced a change in the Emerson Ave.

ton line, beginning Sunday. With approval of the Public Service Commision, the vehicles will run on Arlington Ave. between 16th and 21st Sts., instead of running on Emerson between those points. The 10-cent premium fare on the Post Rd. line goes into efPassengers for points east of the 10th St.-Ar-lington shopping center will have to buy a transfer.

Charged With Failing To Report Plane Crash

Civil Aeronautics Administration pressed its safety campaign in Federal . Court here today charging a private pilot with failure to report an accident. The suit cited Dorel E. Graves,| formerly of 1014 8S. Gale St., for failure to-inform CAA of the Oct.| 18 crash of his light plane near Hagerstown. Assistant U. Attorney Marshall Hanley yor the re-| quired reports as vital in view of increased air commerce. Mr. Hanley said maximum] penalty »for conviction on the

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: Asks Break Over Fliers

By ANDY OBOFSON A quick, complete break ‘in all

: “Today, -as “a great. world |diplomatic * relations with Hun|gary was demanded today by|POWer. we lack ‘moral courage

to face a trying situation réalis-

| Rep. Charles B. Brownson, Indi- tically.”

janapolis Republican. “I would close every Hungarian

lembasgy in the United States and| Approve Lights

{immediately sever .all relations,”

{the freshman Congressman si For Underpass:

“There's no sense fooling { around with them any further.”| Lights for a South Side under- | In a speech prepared for the|pass condemned as dirty and dark {Exchange Club luncheon today, by-a group of Manual High! IMF. Brownson bitterly attacked|School pupil® have been ordered| the Truman administration for its by the Works Board.

{handling of the Hungarian ques-| In action recommended by|

tion. Mayor. Emhardt, the Board yes-|

Reduced po 2 | ‘Prestige at New Low’ 'terday ordered 10 fluorescent . *

He specifically criticized the, lights for the Merrill St. under-| o |State Department for not permit- |pass between Pennsylvania and ting Hungarian-Americans and|/Delaware Sts. They will cost lother interested citizens to con-| $446. [tribute money to pay the $120,-| Mayor Emhardt's recommenda-| {000 “ransom” assessed by the/tion followed complaints from {Hungarian gavernment for four/threé members of Manual's {U. 8. fliers. X |Roines Club that lighting and “Instead, our government must|drainage: in the tunnel were

{suffer the ignominy of ransoming| poor. lour own men, Lights for the east, west and

Declaring U. S. prestige and|north sides of Flanner House, 33 courage has sunk to its lowest(W. 16th St, were approved by| ebb since 1812, Rep. Browhnson |the ‘Board. The six lights will] | continued: [cost the city $343. “Too many and not} lp

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HOSPITAL SITE—The proposed new Community Hospital will [foreign policy since Truman took] be built on the East Side, with Irvington Ave. as its eastern boun- | pee. dary, North boundary will be 16th St., while 13th St. will mark the | After his subsequent escape| south boundary when cut through and paved. The wooded site

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1000 New Defense Rental | Units Are Assigned Here

By DON TEVERBAUGH Times Real Estate Editor

The Federal Housing Author-|

{ity today ‘“divied up” 883 rental | units and 67 homes for sale {among 16 builders. In all, 31]

units of defense housing planned for this area by the federal gov-| ernment. Another 25 defense homes were reserved for those defense workers who prefer to build or buy more costly houses of their own choice under the program's relaxed credit regulations, These reservations will be held for 60 days. Only civilian and military em-| ployees at the following are eligible for the 1000 units: Allison's, Naval Ordnance plant, and |

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All of the units approved by the FHA are to be built within! Indianapolis city limits, it was announced. Approvals Given Approved applicants and units| lare: Teo A. Lippman, 417 rentals with rents ranging from $90 to $100.50 per month.

Leo R. Alhand, 44 rentals to be!

Property Levy Down In Only One County

The Indiana Taxpayers’ Association said today a final check of property tax levies for taxes payable in 1952 showed Newton County was the only one with a reduction from 1951. Harry Miesse, chairman of the Association’s Board, said Newton County taxpayers would pay $1,403 less next year, but taxpayers of all 91 other Hoosier counties would pay about $25 million more. The property tax bill for 1952 is estimated at $231,158,251.

The budgets called for $252,-|

'046,380 but were pared nearly]

{$21,000./00 by local review agen-|

cies and the state tax board. The Association said property

taxes have risen from about $100, b=

321,494 in 1938.

‘Mechanic Dazed

By Carbon Monoxide

Robert Kolb, 22, of R. R. 4,

charge-is- $1000. |went back to work today after

{treatment at Methodist Hospital| for carbon monoxide fumes.

Youth, 17, Held In Fatal Stabbing

“Frank Fisher, 17, of 1910 Bellefontaine St., was held today in the fatal stabbing of Edward Taylor, 17, of 1820 Martindale Ave., during a knife fight. Fisher walked into police headquarters last night with Robert Whitlock, 39, of 1901%_ Yandes St., a friend of his family, and surrendered.

The body of Taylor, fatally]

Fellow workers at the WI Super Service, 2001 W. Morris St., found the mechanic in semiconscious condition yesterday. Motors still ran on the cars he. was servicing.

Prescription Charge Richard Allen, 22, of 2026 Bellefontaine St., today was held on charges of vagrancy and attempting to pass a forged prescription for narcotics. He was arrested

stabbed in the chest, was found| oo orday at a drug store at 3201

late yesterday in a restroom of a restaurant at 1310 E. 19th St. In his statement to police, Fisher alleged self-defense. He, said Taylor had threatened him] with a knife.

Public spirited local merchants, as an expression of goodwill, want you to receive this lovely basket of gifts, if you have just moved to the city, are a New Mother or have just moved to @ new address within’ the city.

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short years: England's next queen, yet he can | Labels Th Pirat never become king. is 3ve's Tham Liryes There's a revealing close-up of | “While we spend hundreds of Philip in January Reader's Digest. millions of dollars on a sac-| Raad how —despite his sudden rise charine ‘Voice of America,’ we|, importance—he has stayed pe- |

{drive American prestige to a [built in the redevolpment area, , markably human . . . how he keeps § p new low by our miserable failure, up his naval , works hard at

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