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Dupe Jeweler of ‘Ransom’ By Using Son as Pawn Pans stolen, Gers Denies ‘Cannon Fodder’ Charges

Bs United Press up young Ricky in a few minutes Mr. Richter told him he could| But by a strange quirk of fate, Hearing in Cell Hited Pros |(D. TIL) renewed his attack on we thought the reason was MIAMI, Fla., Apr. 18—A band to take him to a hospital in|only raise about $15,000 in gems this instruction might have re- ,

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i Br U | WASHINGTON, Apr. 18—Gen. gspecig] hazard pay for airmen, replace regulars who had |

. , fed yes- submariners and paratroopers.'to war,” the group sald. a jeweler Coral Gables, more than 20 miles and $200 cash. The voice on the sulted in the capture of the ex Hoyt 8. Vandenberg den f extortionists duped " a Jou Of across town. phone agreed and instructed Mr. tortionist. { AURORA, IIL, Apr. 18 (UP) ,.u.o (nat reserve pilots are He sald the armed services can- we got here, we found into paying them a ; ~-John Martena, 25, balked in not buy good men or spend their the same ones we fan in $15,200 .in jewels and cash yes- Boy Reaches Hospital Ne a I Im a Tape: a rove Mh E. BEI Cure his jail cell yesterday when used as “cannon fodder” fn Kol Ci .poraien last war. when wore is son as a car + into the case, overhe - v ; ? we jarday bY n—., ire B Ay | The cab arrived and subse- officers wanted ta take him to rea while regular Air Force offi- pg, told the Senate Prepared- over, waiting here to send P paid quently deposited the boy at the

pre , hone call and followed Mr. Rich-| The jeweler, Dan Richter I'l Give Anything’ h oust, cers are assigned to safer jobs. ness Committee that such pay overseas again. Let the ones

ter to the bus station. But he tor the boy's safe re- hospital. Police sald the driver, Mr. Richter went to his father, srrived too late to see which’ Somebody had stolen his | The Air Force Chief of Staff should be “equalized” temporar: haven't been over go over and the TARO 101 ve boy never was Herbert Walowitz of Miami founder of the store, for the Tan- nooth the hurrying father ac-’ Pants while he slept, Marténa said the “stay-down” strike by 13 ily for officers and enlisted men. do their bit, We'll be hers turn even tually put the key in. | said. reserve pilots in Texas and Cali- Sen, Douglas is sponsoring leg-/to go when they get back.”

. tective ordered to Beach, knew nothing of the plot. som, . i . | In dango: A idnapers” when they| A- few minutes later a man “I don't want to fose my boy's Key In No. 4 Booth Officials looked around the (ornia carried “a rather nauseous islation to set all extra flight| Six Randolph pilots are awaite ' jail but couldn't find his pants. undertone” implying ‘that this and submarine pay” at $30 a ing disciplinary action for ree

fe, I'll give anything to save to collect the ransom telephoned Dan Richter at the !! . : was. looking the wrong direction jewelry store in downtown Miam), his life” sald the grandfather, Mr. Richter didn't put the key, A hearing was held in the yu the policy. month. He also 1 to eli Tr nD

hgh ‘her, ; | cell and Martena was fined $7 | : a ared and missed | Your boy has been taken, but Joseph Richter in booth No. 1 He put it in No, 4 ce { He told A news conference that inate medical bonuses and cut Mather Alr Force base in CaliWhats, they apps ‘he is in good hands,” Mr. Richter| Arriving at the hotel, the boy's because a group of painters were and costs on a drunk charge. In, such discrimination . exists overseas allowances in half. ete face similar charges and |

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The crafty plot was worked said the voice informed him. father was called to the tele- working around the line of tele- op —_/and that “the regulars also are Eight reserve officers at Ran-lone was sentenced at El Paso,

mostly by telephone. Late yes-| The man told the father he phone The same voice instructed phone stalls, in the fray.” The strike, Gen. dolph Air Force Base in T Tex. Wednesday to two years in

, Miami lice said, a would call back in five minutes him to take the ramsom to the, Booth No. 4 was around a cor-| - v ; erdar, Nie an exclusive after Mr, Richter had a chance Union Bus Btation, a few blocks ner from where Mr. Wiggin sta- Dance - Set Tonight Vandenberg said, was merely a have demanded a Congression@l prison.

{ Beach!to fi that his son was away, buy & locker and deposit tioned himself to watch for the ~ The Ladies Auxiliary of the '°mPest in a teapot” stemming|investigation of the reserve sit- Gen. Vandenberg sald “proper peivate Soho) on am hits on eh school, * it haide. Mr. Richter was told extortionist, When he finally Fraternal Order of Eagles, Foun- {Tom the recall of involuntary re-|uation. They charged that Ran- procedures” are available for tending - classes, ; Five minutes later, the extor- to then stick the key to the learned his error from Mr. Rich- tain Square 2511, is sponsoring a *¢rves, Which stopped five dolph is “stocked with high-rank-|pilots who want to quit flying She informed school authorities tionist called again. He demanded locker underneath the telephone ter who refused to co-operate at dance and floor show from 8 to months ago. ing, free-loading regulars wholand anyone whose record Is the boy's mother was gravely ill immediate payment of $50,000 in/in booth No, 1 with a wad of first, the jewels and money were 12 p. m. today in the hall, 1108 Gen. Vandenberg's Statement never had any overseas time.” “clean” can be relieved and that a taxi eab would pick cash for the boy's safe return.'chewing gum. ‘gone. Prospect Bt. icame as Sen. Paul H. Douglas’ “At the time we were recalled, diately.” :

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