Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 April 1952 — Page 32

He'll'Sing' on y NY Police

By United Press ! NEW YORK, Apr. 25 Con+| vieted bookie “Harry Gross' promise to break his silence caused Police Commissioner George P. Monaghan to order a new department trial for 18 cops thirged with protecting the gambler's $20-million-a-year business, Gross, now serving 12 vears for bookmaking and conspiracy, was reported ready to “sing” in an effort to get a shorter term,

Mr. Monaghan sald the 18 memhers of New York City's “finest,” ‘ineluding two captains and a leutenant, would go on trial on new conspiracy charges next Wednesday, with former Surro-| ‘gate James A. Delehanty. presiding. The defendants were exoner-| ated at previous departmental and eriminal trials because Gross would not talk on reports he pald police $1 million yearly for! protection. They cannot be tried! in eriminal courts again. |

Mr, Monaghan sald a new de-| f|

H-Bomb Test In July |

By United Press | WABHINGTON, Apr. 25-—The {man who “reported” the first {Russian A-bomb explosion has {now predicted that the Boviets will test an H-bomb in July. He is Kenneth De Courcy, pub {lisher of the British magazine | Intelligence = Digest, U. 8. in[telligence and atomic authorities {take no stock in his reports and predictions. in They do believe that Russia is {trying to perfect a hydrogen super bomb, just as this country

fact and Mr. De Courcy's predictino will be “strictly coincidental.”

i saying the Russians had developed and tested an A-bomb back around mid-1949, When President’ Truman subsequently announced the Soviet atomic explosion .of September, 1949, it looked to many as though Mr, De Courcy had scored a scoop. Intelligence officials said no. They sald the President's an-

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partmental trial would not coms ight one stitute double jeopardy, but the! nouncemen was the right on : patrolmen’s Benevolent Associa-| U. 8. offfcials have been say ng tion protested last night that the for a couple of years—ever s.nce cammisaioner's order violated the treason of ‘British physicist American principles ‘of justice Klaus Fuchs was disclosed —that In a a to Mr. M ! Bi ] A Russia ig working on the H-bomb, 0 F. onag- RE ’ hese ——————— han, the association's board of 7 . @ officers sald the “principle which) Brubaker, Griffith underlies the constitutional pro-| tegtion against double jeopardy! a : = + Re elected by IESE Logass applies with equal effect to C ¥ Cy {| George Ll. Brubaker, anscharges against policemen. This o S it i onvic 0€eS attorney, and Theodore B. fundamental American principle 00 amariian | ' ® ' Sutin, president of L.8. Ayes has been a part of the United . (o] 54 k ‘0o., have been re-ele 8iStates Constitution since its in Stripped, Fleeced fn ri e, det and Yew president, Poi ception. It applies to men who ’ . | » : spectively, o e Indiana Emhave already been subjected to By Hitchhiker Climbs Tower rome Security Board, departmental trial and who have Mr. Brubaker has headed the been acquitted.” NEW HAVEN, Ind, Apr. 25| B) United Press {five-member panel since 1949 and (UP)~You couldn't blame John JOLIET. Til. Apr. 25— A og. has been affiliated with the State va. v Dlu SPE | Employment Security Division Kefa r Plane T. Hartley of Concord, Mich., if year-old convict was back in his) IF Cean 0 © erty nog been » uve he refuses to pick jup another cell today after clinging to the| ” board member since 1936 Forced Dec hitchhiker top of an 80-foot water tower The board represents Hoosler own : {for nine hours to force state of- ? Mr. Hartley was stripped of his employers, employees and - the OND, Va. Apr. 25 (UP) ficials to investigate welfare aid eneral” vublic. and ides the Estes a ee dignity, his valuables and his car for his family. Sener job placement ov ‘unemDemocrat campaigning oe his| When a rider he volunteered to] Vincent Kasprcak climbed ument insurance programs. party's Presidential nomination, drive from Concord to nearby Fi. downn from his chilly perch on| a i red in a local hotel for the Wayne pulled a knife on him the Blatevills Prison wate oder Houston Fire Chief's night after his chartered plane after they stopped for a glass of + © YESIZraay a arden was forced down by bad weather. beer. : Ben. Kefauver was enroute] Mr. Hartley told authorities he Into ald tor the convict's wifé, | ¥ i 25 ¢UP) was joy-riding through Concord | Other convicts continued to; HOUSTON, Tex. Apr. from Miami to Steubenville, O., y K & work in the prison yard while — The fireman son of Houston

weather began to close in. His had to get to ¥i. Wayne “in & bery, shivered on a slippery cat- year-old girl into prostitution. ald, Charles Aldridge, said the DWITY. ; {walk near the top of the tower.

cause planes were “stacked up” at

‘er permitting. He sald Sen. Ke-|, IEE: to mike his: other drink, his companion pulled a

in Ohio but may not

{“you can’t win, come on down.” on the same He dropped a note to the prison|from Hous i” {yard below. 3 |La., “for immoral purposes. : I “I am not coming down .until| knife, took Mr, Hartley's wallet 1 got 5 Jetter from the governor charge

Spey . drove away. A farmer who saw has been trying to get help since in| Mr, Hartley's predicament gave October, 1851, and ! am staying

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is. But, as one authority said, iM the Russians set off an H-bomb| in July, any relation between that and charges of drunkeness in gin G, H, Herrmann Funeral {public place, reckless driving and Home. Burial, Crown Hill, driving while intoxicated, | a. | De Courcy. first started! The girls, Miss Carlene Reagan Mr ey land Miss Gloria Busby, both of 904 N. Temple Ave, native of}

Joseph E. Ragen promised to look : y affel pro ok Son Held in Morals Case ic. yesterday that “a major- Church, Burial, Floral Park.

where he was scheduled to make early yesterday when he Wasiy, oo... "who is serving a one-|Fire Chief Homer F. Lyles today they fear libel suits which might a last night, when the/stopped by a man who said hel year sentence for pi rob-| faced a chitrge of inducing a 16-|arise from candidates’ remarks.

Horger Derald Lyles, 25, was a bill to free a broadcaster from

charter flight landed here be a |" Kaspreak, whose wife, Wanda, accused of inducing the girl “to|liability for defamatory political MR. HARTLEY replied he had |, "0 \akanda, Til, at first ig: engage in the practice of prosti- speeches.

National Airport in Washington. nothing else to do, and off they noreq the warden's advice that tution” at Houston Apr. 14, then| He said adoption of the bill, , day transporting her [introduced by Rep, Walt Horan

ton to Lake Charles, (R. Wash.), would make broad-

A. F. Lorton, FBI agent in litical broadcasts.” : . in Houston, said the Sess be able to work in the Steuben. containing $30 in cash, forced [saying my wife and three chil- young fireman put the girl into

him to take off his trousers And dren will get welfare aid. She prostitution in a Lake Charles | hotel on their arrival their. Lyles)

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when the car in which they were! MRS. LENA DORFMAN, 59, of| riding hit two trees following a 3727 Balem Ave. member Central race with a police cruiser. 'p. m. Sunday in Aaron-Ruben Fu-| Two coeds were injured seri- P. m. Sunday in Aaron-Rubin Fu-| ously and a second-team quarter- neral Home. Burial, Knesses Is-| back was arrested, rael Cemetery, | .

The dead were identified as te . . Bill Pence, 22; Columbia City,! SAVANNAH ELLIS, 59, of 1226

Ind, the school’s star fullback, S. Pershing Ave, local resident 8

and Keith Meyers, 22, Harrison, years. Services 1 p. m. Monday VEY 0., standout guard. lin Union Baptist Church. Burial,| USL

Jack V, Browning, ‘22, Hamil-.Floral Park. | GRADUATIONS ton, O., the quarterback and driv BE ins Lu dig er of the car, suffered only fore- CLARENCE SWANN, 28, of We head cuts. He was arrested later 2907 Holt Rd., World War II vet- DIRT ANNIVERSARIES a ELIE <7

on two charges of manslaughter, eran. Services 1 p. m. tomorrow MRS. MARY ALDEA, 57, of i HEARD . » i America, Japan Become MRS. ETHEL W. MASTIN, 56,

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FT. WAY) inion officia meet with te today in an strike which 1000 General here. The teste walked off classification grievances company Sp walkout viol: President Local 901 of trical Worke meet with spectors, sai authorized. Meanwhile, ‘were resum plant after . their two-da; lar dispute. walkout also lation, It a

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