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“Judge Splits Up Family of Nine FBI Enters After Deserted Mother Dies Lilly Drug

Red Cab Asks hin Theft Case

Shae, in - FBI to Smash Nine children, left without - | Five Janitors Held; | . Loot Tops $20,000 |

parents when their mother The FBI today moved in St il T

drowned and their father deserted them, were cared .for in new foster homes today. on drug theft suspects who! (police say admitted wheeling ‘more than $20,000 worth of 01S, DIICKS Held on preliminary charges of IS S y larceny are Charles Lawrence] . . » Garrett, 27, of 332 W. 40th St. 1138 e,|

The mother drowned in an {drugs out of an Eli Lilly & Co -l, 22, of 2 Drivers Hurt

Judge Robert Jerome Dunne of Family Court said he des cided with reluctance that the family must be separated. Patricia, 15, and the eldest surviving child of Mr. and Mrs, Theodore Green, wept. She had managed to keep the family together since her mother died Jan, 24. : But Judge Dunne said it was the only practicable thing that could be done now, and that { “ not even a $14,000 trust fund raised by popular subscription could pay thé expenses of keep= ing together the nine children,

| arrested (five men yesterday. Detectives said all admitted a part in the theft ring which has been looting drugs for more than three months. |

unsuccessful attempt to save a 10th child. {plant in trash barrels Indianapolis police Donald Moore, 22, Capitol Ave.; Henry Blakemore,

36, of 1628 Bellefontaine 8t.;| Charles Jones, 28, of 1829 Calvin| St,, and Henry Dabney, 23, 1634

. i in age from 15 years . oe Ls : Re g 2 Barrington Ave. In Skirmishing ¥ive of the nine were sent ‘All five were employed as jan- By TED KNAP

itors at the Lilly plant, 740 8.| | Alabama St. {

The FBI and Justice DePolice: Called In partment today were asked The case broke shortly atter|PY the Red Cab Co. to smash

noon yesterday when Harry Lay-|increasing violence in strike field, chief of plant protection, here. called in city detectives after he saw two men carry several car-|

to the Soldiers and Sailors Children's Home at Bloomington, Ill: Their father, who was divorced by their mother last June after he abandoned them, was a veteran. The five who went to Bloom= ington are Theodore, 7, Thomas,

An appeal to step into the dis-

8, Mary Ann, 11, Johanna, 10, : t ar parked on the com-|Pute under a tough federal law and Edward, 13. yore ba carp : |was made by Red Cab officials : Three more were sent to a jafter roaming gangs lashed

ne SIECHVS Sata, Sumi r Alor out in the worst burst of violence a watch on the car. When two|during the 33-day-old strike. men drove it away, they stopped Matthew Welsh, speclal assistthem at Delaware and McCarty 20t to the attorney general, sent {Red Cab’s request to Attorney

United Press Telephotos. |Qte { y {Sts 3 J. ; pCirath. Chi re # re] {General J, Howard McGrath. It

foster home in Du Page County. They are John, 5, Bernard, 4, and Frances, 1. Patricia, who had acted as “mother,” said she wanted to go to the Soldiers and Sailors Children’s Home, too. She is beyond the ordinary age of admittance, but Judge Dunne said he would decide next month whether she might go there. For the time, she is in the temporary custody of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Green of Willow Springs. “Do you think they'll let me have a bicycle?” asked Edward after he heard where he was

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FAMILY SEPARATED—Ordered separated by a Family Court judge in They arrested Garrett, who was| cae . , . ) § or Ly Jiseeks federal intervention under phaned children of the Green family (front, left to right): Theodore, 7; John, 5; Bernard, 3; Ed- '4riving, for failure to show his! the anti-racketeering law, passed ward, 13; Frances, |; MaryAnn, 11; (rear, left to right): Thomas, 8 and Johanna, 10. John, Bernard driver's license, then searched the quring the violent milk shipping and Frances will be cared for at the Du Page County Home for Children. Edward, Johanna, Mary (car. More than $8000 worth ofistrike in 1934. It provides maxi-

Ann, Thomas and Theodore will be sent to the Soldier and Sailor Children's Home at Normal; lll, Lilly drugs were in the trunk. [mum penalties of 20 years in § ! At headquarters, Garrett, and prison and $10.000 fine,

re ~" |his companion, Moore, admitted; Intensify Guard 4 ‘taking part in the thefts and| If Mr. McGrath agrees to step See S to De d |implicated the others, police said. in, the FBI would be assigned to Garrett told how the drugs were make arrests in cases of violence.

concealed in trash barrels and] Red Cab President Thomas

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.|Kackley said he also is consid- A % Jong. Cowl (i endats. sald | \ Rae, 2 fe PE ectimes said. |ering a request that Gov. Schrick- : ~Times photo by Ben Lawrence “they” probably would. US Ines a jpn drugs later were transferred |er call in state police, BLOODIED—Cab driver Lewthaniel H. Pettigrew waits for 3 The mother, Rose, drowned | The g ea for sate,| Meanwhile, city police Intens- ambulance after brick toss ol in Red Cab \ in Des Plaines River Jan. 24 ! : {to iy 21 gry en away fo ' fied their guard on the taxi strike : ick-Tossing violence In strike. in an attempt to save another { police added. afte ’ | : : daughter Carol Jean, 16, The PSC Asked to Hear | Sold Outside Blte | fori nigts Tien of ma: thantel H. Pettigrew, 27, of 1122/hind 1201 X. Washington 86 Tt ) an gone i the joes Protesting Riders Police said most of the loot mite, bricks and fists flew dur-|Charles St, A brick smashed theihad been parked thers B diver coated river near the Green . i ing the night against Red Cab windshield of 16th 0 5 home to draw water for wash- ! The State Public Service Com- had been sold outside of In- ey heh ag land ay Sts po) BE send Revsia Stoves “, 9 % ing clothes and fell through {mission today was urged to allow giana, and all of it for sums far! rhe attacks injured two nonit . y today, send- amy ) St. ’ wi the ice. Edward tried to ‘save service to continue en the Sun-ihejow its retail price, Two FBI gtriking drivers. ing him to Methodist Hospital] olice'said the taxi‘and garage

- ‘wit y Two arrests followed, and po- With glass p iid in Ma face

bus lines until charges for inter-state shipment ice gaid they are looking harder, Mrs, Marshall Hogue, who . . ly 58

‘was damaged and windows in the | neighborhood were cracked. A ghort time jaer policy ars’

both, but could not get them to shore.

{shine Gardens and 38th St. and 3 oents are checking to see if {Arlington Ave.

vakers! TTT A | {transit riders have an opportu- of stolen goods can be placed | than ever for persons committin | { PLAID M Vv {to Dro 2d [nity to voice their protests, against the men. lor threatening violence. ® husband is a Red Cab supervisor, Fested Eaisuck. In d car, they ol Al gves P | Jee jee on both lines is sched; “scnording to detectives, Gar- Look for Arms was In her kitchen early today|briek and Red Cab poster. Police re All uled to be discontinued midn i | y { : finds ’ LaDuron Charge | Saterday. & rete. aqnitte] engincenns ois Police Chief Ambuhl said he when she heard two shots fired said he was a striking Red Cab . el1tR, e | X08. snc . +p rey . Assistant Public Cotnselor the X . {ordered an extra patrol car as-land a car pull away at high driver, . , MUNCIE, Mar. 27 (UP)-—-Dela- Licvd. Wamri leaded with| Stolen the goods to get money, signed exclusively to-taxi strike] % She onl 1 Police also took a camera from ware County Prosecutor Burnell] j140y ampler pleaded with gognarately needed for his wife, patfol and again stressed to alll Peed: e called police, who

Estuck’s car. They were develop-~ ing the film today to see if the pictures had any connection with the turbulent strike.

|Public Service Commissioners town, js seriously ill, they sald.. men onthe force they should keep! house 207 Eig ly Hoe t » f « Splat.

{postpone the effective day of the Blakemore was taken to police! | x3 : - ake As nv {a close eye on Red cabs. i |bus discontinuances until the PSC pe, qquarters by Lilly guards,| Capt. Richard Jacob, head oriired with shotgun pellets. Mr, jcan act on protests by more than then arrested, Jones and Dabneyiinternal security. ordered officers] Bus cas 8t work.

Mitchell has filed a motion to dis-| miss the second manslaughter charge against Dr. Charles LaDuron because of lack of evi-

dence, Dr. LaDuron, 58, was acquitted Feb. 2 in the shooting death of Ralph Carter, 30, Terre Haute. During the trial he said he shot Carter and his brother, Seibert, 27, in self-defense because they were blackmailing him. Both were shot in a knock-down-and-drag-out struggle in Dr. LaDuron’s office. Dr. LaDuron was on trial only in the death of Ralph Carter, and when the verdict was announced Prosecutor Mitchell indicated he probably would not press prosecution on the second charge.

Bid Under Estimated Julietta Project Cost

One of three bids submitted today for a new sewage treatment plant at Julietta was $1200 under the estimated $80,000 cost for the project. The low bid of $78,800 was submitted by H. D. Touslev Co. of Indianapolis. Other bidders were A. V. Stackhouse Co., Indianapolis, $82,000, and Edward A, McCarthy & Sons, Inc., Cincinnati, $89.789. County commissioners will award the County Home contract Monday Henry B. Steeg, project engineer, said the new plant will replace an obsolete septic tank system, Construction will start soon north of the main building.

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1380 transit riders. were arrested in their homes. The PSC recently issued an, police said Dabney had rented order authorizing Indianapolis his car to the others to carry the |Railways, Inc., to end service onidrugs from the parking lot. It {both lines because the company|was Dabney’s car in which Gar{complained it was losing money rett and Moore were stopped yeson them. terday, Recently, however, two groups! According to Mr. Layfield, the jof transit riders protested the dis-'loot consisted of such drugs as continuance of the lines and penicillin and insulin. Narcotics urged the PSC hold another public’ were not taken. hearing. -

BROKEN-HEARTED—Patricia Green, oldest of the family, sobs on the shoulder of Mrs. Hulda Block, housekeeper, after being separated from her eight brothers and sisters by court ordet.

Ike’s Resignation Today's News Reported Near In The Times

i Other ‘Ike’ Stories, Page 2

Right Wrongs,

IV Fight Here Prelate Advises

and women must try to

‘Police added Estuck was involved in a two-car crash near the explosion’ scene a short time later

Another car which witnesses

Red Cab driver Charles Layton, (fo stop all “suspicious” cars at 37, of 5145 W. Washington St.; ‘night and shake them down for|told police his taxi was entered blackjacks, guns, bricks and early today by two men who told {other weapons. him to “drive on.” One man-—de- | Capt. Jacob said be had no scribed as hairy chested—sat in|#aid sped away from the exploevidence out-of-town hoodlums the front while the-other sat in sion area was found abandoned have been hired to crack heads back and, after Mr. Layton drove In Johnson County. Witnesses said in the turbulent strike here, |off, started slugging him with about seven men had been in the Never a Driver his fists, car jut one. of the men arrested Broke Free Two 44-caliber bullets were today wat hever 2 Red Cab driver! My Layton said he broke free pumped last night into an oy ae Jy 5 ee Tne girik- in the 1100 block of Bellefontaine Red Cab taxi parked in the back ng Ahoy 3 lice pg He 1a St and two shots were fired at yard of driver Duncan Underhill, Joe Famelli, 36, of 1305 W. 19th 1m as he fled, he told police. De- 49, of 1515 Central Ave. A wit5 y 29, . |tectives found Mr. Layton's Red ness told police he saw two men Fanelli {Cab this merning in Fall Creek,{run away after the shots were ’ where it had been driven over a |fired.

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CHICAGO, Mar. 27—Gen. right the wrongs done to others $2000 bond, was charged with asi Dwight D. Eisenhower will sub- Local Page On Ma 28 ir they ihr lead upright|sault and battery with intent to pani in: 3100 Block Fall Creek! In 3 strike yarked by viltite mit, his resignation as chief of |... | .. Nici lives. murder, assault and b: \ : . : ] ' |the North Atlantic Treaty Organ- Eisenhower and Kefauver may y This, In substance. 1s ‘a poibtitwo counts. of id Dattety, and) Police sald dynamite was used using its radio to keep drivers ization (NATO) forces “at any Visit here sxvesesrsviserens 2 given emphasis by the Rt. Rev. Police said the “charges ing. early today to blast an empty alert for police checking for moment now,” according to infor- nde SupiLis pen pad : Another Story, Photo, Page 29 Russell S. Hubbard, suffragan |sluggings of two Red Cab drivers [Red Cab In a private garage Des Weapons, = ypaton reaching : the Chicago You can even OTTO a movie : Indianapolis’ first coast-to-coast bishop of Michigan, today at ndon! Ajeo arrested today was Peter » aily News from sources usually = th ee i hs ; teried in Christ Episcopal Church on the Fstuck, 37, of 892 Gladstone Ave regarded as completely reliable. at the library NOW enuennns 10 televised fight has been gignec Circle, Sb ol eat in ras uts . a A STONE “= a} . . : in ; on preliminary charge of unlaw-| .. These sources said Gen. Eisen- Ae nautice chief labels In for Wednesday night, May 28, at| Bishop Hubbard has done con-|fyl use of explosives, He was| hower plans to submit his resig- dianapolis air. hub of Mid- the Indianapolis Coliseum. iderable work in connection with nabbed a few minutes after dy-| nation to President. Truman WEL sreviinernnenn., $8vs 19 One half of the bout was filled Alcoholics Anonymous. This week, namite exploded near a Red Cab El t Pl Sh rt {through Secretary of Defense : National last night in Chicago with the at Christ Church he has, each Chief Ambuhl said 22 persons. | opemen an oO | Lovett with an explanation that signfng of Chuck Davey, 26-year-/day, covered several of the AA Loth strikers C 4) ¢ . tas : his political position makes it Page Se I figan State College grad- 12 steps of procedure in his noon- have heen OT sa onALrlkers, CR Time Blate Seine fat orities that Miss Hartzler had dis. desirable he leave SHAPE (Su- Wil Harry tote Bess across uate who scored a fifth round day sermons. He will speak again’ pute began Feb. 23 SEYMOUR, Mar. 27 -A fatal appeared. preme Headquarters, Allied Pow- the threshold in their “new TKO victory over former light- tomorrow in Christ Church “And we will continte fo make car-truck crash today ended the Mr. Keller was thrown out of ers, Europe) before the Republi- home at 1600 Pennsylvania weight champion Ike Williams at His talk today dealt primarily ets and press for prosecu- ©lopement plans of an 18 year-old the car by the impact, police said, can convention. AVE? teiriiinriniieiiinivs 2 the Chicago Stadium: with the AA step which reads: tion” he said former Goshen College student The car then careened into a Gen. Eisenhower will return to Man caught in cave-in lives 12 Bob Wormser, president of the We made a list of all persons May Turn to State ; AR Ee a ‘ ditch and the truck-trailer loaded ithe United States in the latter! hours under five feet of Hoosier Boxing Club of Indian- We had harmed and became will-l Chief Ambuhl scheduled a! "9 the 16-year-old daughter of a with fertilizer overturned, block= part of May, the informed earth. ...... dl a 12 apolis, and International Boxing ing to make amends to them all.” meeting for later today with Goshen College mathematics pro- ing the highway for more than sources said. Society matron charges hus- Club officials contracted the bout.! Only through such atonement Acting Mayor John Barney. He fessor an hour, Sen. Henry Cabot Lodge (R. ‘band féd her knockout drops Davey's foe here will ‘come ¢@D We be redeemed within our-!s;id they would try to work out! Roger Keller. © a native of State Police sald ‘Mr. Keller Mass.) one of Gen. Eisenhower's, and eloped "with another from a liat of top-notch scrappers selves and ready to go forward gome better way to fight the Eureka, Ill, died in Schneck Me- evidently had dozed off. The car {major backers, is expected to’ man's Wife, ......vvenusn.. 20 that includes Chico Vejar, Johnny With the tack of rehabilitating sirjke violence and may con- morial Hospital here four hours Swerved off the right side of the {visit the General in Paris within S Saxton, Gil Turner and Kid curselves for living as Christ ger asking the state for nelp. (after his-car rammed into a semi- highway-and- then back onto the the next few days for consulta- ports Sa vilan, : Sr : taught,” said the bishop. Gov. Schricker's office said trailer on U. 8-31 10 miles south' pavement, crashing into the side tions, according to these sources. . Page The HBC, planning ita first = Tr oo -istate police will not be called in'0of here, } of he trailer’ at the center - {Dallas manager puts in vlug promotion, went after the May 28 h until Indianapolis officials ask Miss Theodosia R. Hartzler, Wheels. State Senator to Push | for Tribe ee csirenes ’ 29 date hoping A a some of the T e Drama of ‘A for them : who was injured slightly in the, rusk Driver Jack L. Witteneier, . {Jayhawks win NCAA ...... 29 500-Mile Race fans who will beg Six shots were fired last night crash, told police she and Mr, Jeffersonville, was injured slighte Van Ness Candidacy Rickey ready for trade talk >. 30 0 Net % Yans wo Wil) b gly Boy at Calvary’ and early today—two at a Ped Keller were en route to Kentucky ly. Damage to the truck was State Sen. Clem McConaha, Photos of 3 Hoosier Relay that time for the May 30 race, Cab driver, two into a Red Cab to get married. lestimated at $6000 and to the car Centerville, today was named, Queens ................... 30 —— po — supervisor's home and two into! The accident report came short-:at $1500, chairman of a citizens commit- Weber rolls 692 to get out of . a Ped Cab ly after state police relayed a It was the first traffic fatality tee to promote the candidacy of Slump ................. “oe 30 Hoosier Flood { Most severely Injured wag T.ew- report from Elkhart County auth- of the year for Jackson County. {State Sen. John Van Ness, Val-| Women's p - im a naraigo, for the Republican nom- d d TL . . cl d’ Eos for Oactror rage FUNds Propose I'm Going to Miss Mom and Dad'— Charles J. Lynn, Indianapolis A variety of lamb dishes on Tan Washington Bares " : — : hp RF ‘ ,- £% ne! todav's ¢ : WASHINGTON, Mar, 27-—-Two (official of Eli Lilly & Co.. wa oday’s complete food page .. 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a total of $631,000 in the Army civil functions appropriation bill reported to the House today.

Nuppnau, president of the First: Caprices by Christy ....c00es 8 State Bank of Valparaiso, was named treasurer. Other Features:

The group has opened cam- yincenhes, Which got $200.00 - to. launch ood control on e paign headquarters in the Clay- > fmusements tuvufuisen 3 banks of the Wabash there last| J {pool Hotel. i Re ly lady ‘4g |vear, gets $500.000 in the pres-!| ERP ct AR a ! wditorials Pr rrrrrrt wn. ent Dill. This 13-5100,000. less than) Mrs. FDR in Manila : Food oor, lustantianiree £0 the. Truma¥ budget provided. ° R MANILA, Mar. 27 (UP)—Mrs Boram oH dh Thon Sinevas oo Backers of the project here said The Lord stands silent while | Eleanor Roosevelt arrived in I H Hoeve od seevsuy “easy 11 they were satisfied withthe $500,- His accusers lash Him with {Manila by air from Jakarta, In- | ln Ag $3r1tts1ren < 000 in “an economy year.” | angry_words. ‘It is a dramatic |donesia, today for a one-day stop or iY seversvrnnes 17 Principal proponents were Reps.| moment from the new Easter on her wogld, tour. 1e8 [ivan sesacencas 1 Winfield K. Denton, Evansville| picture-story starting Monday bisa —————— | Radio, Television ........ 18 ipemocrat, and William G. Bray,| in The Times. This new pictureLOCAL TEMPERATURES . | Robert Ruark ,.......... 21 wartingville Republican. s

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2 Boys Dream of Texas, So They Crack a Safe

By United Press

COLUMBUS, 0. Mar. 27

rendered ‘western style” by dropping their 27—A:- blond, 10- :

holsters. In their pockets were 700 bullets. " year-old safecracker looked back on his short The mother of the 10-year-old blamed the ; ime today and decid rasiy +1 crime on his “hero-worship” of the older lad, life of crime Fi aru S01 wasy's worth The other mother blamed it on the ideas her it. : child “got from watching television.” The child, captured yesterday with a 15- But the freckle-faced kid—who looks more year-old buddy while skillfully breaking a = like 7 than 10 years old—said it was all safe in ‘a local filling station, did not swagger of a-dream to go to Texas. : : today. Instead, he sobbed. - Lis : “We thought about this job for a. long “I'mssorry we did it,” he said. “I'm sure time,” he said sadly. “After it was over we going to miss my mom and my dad.” was going to leave. Probably to Texas” When police surprised them, each had a ‘The youngsters were placed in the custody | cocked and. jpaded 22-caliber pistol. They sur-- of the juvenile detegtion home, 5 ‘ : . 3 Aaa Ln : : aa uf ~

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