Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 January 1952 — Page 5

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Pitcher ‘Murdered,’ Says Brother

Bithorre brother charged today A. top official, of the Internal|———— ——— ro] tors to the freedom of America Orphaned as a child, Martin a rest camp. He lived with the Was tivin Salean government {Revenue Bureau said the . drive the list includes suc Tig ee is now fighting in Korea. spent his first 10 years in an unit until a Hoosier GI, Elmer - Fd 8 to cover up the kill- against racketeering tax-dodgers, gamblers and underwor 8 ‘Martin David Zenk Orrid, a orphanage in Germany. Then Turner, Anderson, arranged his ng of the" former - ~big league ‘coupled with enforcement of- the Pins as Frank Costello, Frank| gisplaced person who fouhd his'the orphanage fell under the heel passage to the United States

baseball pitcher hy a Mexican policeman. Fernando .Bithorn* said the - FBI had agreed to ask U. 8.

authorities’ in Mexico ta look. Smianeousy withthe hignly- Senate Crime ‘Committee last ooo =o 50 S08 re re he camp's him. into the case and also had itself. Interna Revenue Corimis:]” 2 yl democracy. [prisoners. The Russian soldiers) .“I am sire a great many peo-

‘promised to make an “informal” investigation of its own, : The widow of the” Puerto Rican-born ball scribed as a ‘terrible lie” the policeman’s claim that Bithorn had _admitted just before he died that he was a Communist party member “on an important mission,”

The policeman said he shot “Bithorn Saturday in self-de-fense at El Mante while escorting the. former Chicago Cubs

Mr. -Guthrie said the bureau to the high court. itctier I> egies ony aner his has a file of 30,000 unfinished| The Supreme Court's opinion, | without pro yn 0 58 = car racketeering cases, of . which written by Judge Arch N, “H per documents, 11,816 are under active investi-!pjtt, yesterday’ upheld the lower as murdered and A gation. court's decision.

robbed,” Fernando Bithorn said, ‘and the Mexican authorities are trying to cover it up:”

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new- stamp tax on gamblers, may well break the back of organized gambling.

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sioner John 'B.” Dunlap has assigned 2300 agents.to the racket Paiking gquad under James J. Guthrie to dig into the tax records of every known or suspected rac¥eteer in the country.

Mr, Guthrie indicated the back taxes and penalties already collected may turn out to be: chicken feed compared with the sums his! agents hope to recover from the underworld big shots now coming under investigation.

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WASHINGTON, Jan. 4—Treasury agents have tapped 5000 small-time racketeers for almost $50 million in uppaid] taxes since last August and now are closing in on so |the nation’s most notorious hoodlums, it was disclosed today. | Re fled ‘from his Russian

Erickson, Joe Adonis and Ernest the Cdlo- ine rado gambling bosses, and scores. lof others who paraded before the under ‘conimuds

Mater Violator Loses: High Court Fight

Supreme ‘has ruled against a motorist who “right of conscience” was, violated by parking meters. W. Mack Greenwood, Washington, was fined $1 by Daviess Circuit Judge Philip D. Waller for _ violating a parking meter ordiGreenwood appealed

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Farmar Russ Captive Is i in Korea

A 19-year-old youth Udell Sf: a circus acrobat and was adopted cap= in Korea. by a ‘group of American GIs at

Ferman is: on the front lines

first real home lof the Nazis and the youth was through the Lutheran Couneil. Indianapolis, § | sent to a concentration camp. On arriving in Indianapolis he lived both He was near death by starva- was placed in the home of Mr.

|tion three years later when the and Mrs. Orrid, who later adopted

ple ‘wonder if these young people brought overs from European - countries will contribute to, as

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took the teen-ager with them to {Berlin and placed him on guard duty. :

ard “The Russians were good td wejl-as receive benefits from, this left Short-#. Martin and fed him well,” says country,” said the youth's foster ridge High'g % his foster mother. “But he saw mother, a teachér at School 36. School 1 a st their terrible cruelties to others “Martin is doing his part in the March to enlist wEartin Orit {and finally one night he slipped service of his adopted country. in the ‘Army, ° arta Gree over tha border into the Allied We're happy that he volunteered

Currently the adopted son of Mr. sector to Berlin.” ¢to help promote the cause of the and Mrs. Ulysses G. Orrid, 535 ° There the youth did a stint as United Nitions.”

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