Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 May 1952 — Page 8

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CHICAGO, May 9 (UP)—A blond ' tavern-keeper known as “Skippy” was found shot and fatally wounded in front of her

ant said she apparently stole his gun and killed herself.

Lt. John Canning said he was talking to Mrs. Joan McColl, 34, in her tavern when she was killed. However, he sald his back was turned when the fatal shot war fired. Lt. Canning sald the blond bartender must have slipped the gun from his holster and killed herself. He surrendered his gun, fully loaded, to fellow policemen who sald they could not tell immediately . whethér ‘it had been recently fired.

Policeman Quizzed

The policeman spoke guardedly to newsmen about the events of the shooting after he was questioned behind closed doors in police headquarters.

Lt. Canning’s police acquaintances said he and Mrs. McColl had been “keeping company” for some time, although both are married. Police Commissioner Timothy O'Connor said “the picture isn’t clear” and appointed Deputy Commissioner Philip Breitzke and Chief of Detectives Andrew Ait ken to take personal charge of the Investigation, | “er CRNNg sald (he shooting] was witnessed by a bar employee, Mrs. Marie Breseman, 45. Mrs. Breseman, however, said she was In the basement when the shot was fired and hurried back to find Mrs. McColl lying on the floor and Lt. Canning dabbing at the blood on her head with a towel.

Called to Tavern

Mrs. Breseman said there were two men in the bar when she went downstairs but that Lt. Canning and Mrs. McColl were the only occupants when she returned. Lt, Canning, who celebrated his 44th birthday yesterday, told newsmen Mrs, McColl called him to the tavern yesterday to complain about a new ordinance barring women bartenders, . They were still talking he said, when he turned his back for a moment and heard the shot. He called his police station and ac-

the head. They also examined the tavern closely in search of| another gun and tried to discover the identity of the two men Mrs. Breseman reported in the tavern. |

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ices were arranged today for Mrs. Eliza Graham, 74, who died yes-/ terday of injuries suffered May 3| in an auto accident near here, |

White, 52, F't. Wayne, was killed| on Ind. 327 near Garrett when the car he was driving crashed into a truck, blocking the high-

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companied Mrs. McColl to -Hen- Drozozynski, 24, Chicago, was Including the Rew poodle rotin Hospital, where she died. injured fatally last night when A. 0683 Police were searching for thethe car in’'which he was riding fatal bullet, which passed through overturned on U. 8. 45 four miles

Probe Mystery Death Of Woman Bar Owner

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TAVERN VICTIM—Mrs. Joan (Skippy) McColl receives blood plasma in a Chicago hospital.

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FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1952

Reds Stall On UN Plan

For Truce

By United Press | PANMUNIOM, Korea, May 9— |

| Communist truce negotiators, | stalled for time today, apparently |

| waiting for word from their gov-| ernments whether to break off the talks or accept the Allies’ take-it-or-leave-it prisgner pro-| posal. | Briz. Gen. William P. Nuckols, | official United Nations spokes-| man, suggested after ‘the 10-min- | ute session that the Reds were awaiting new instructions from | | Pyongyang, Peiping and possibly Moscow. The truce delegates will meet again tomorrow. | North Korean Lt. Gen, Nam 11 monopolized the 10-minute ses- | sion with a rehash of his old charges that the United Nations] has “coerced” some 100,000 Com- | munist war prisoners and civilian | internees into refusing repatria-| tion. He said there could be no prog-| ress toward a truce unless the United Nations “abandoned its] adamant refusal to force prison-| ers to return to China and North| ‘Korea against their will, Under the United - Nation's “final and irrevocable” roa | the Allies would turn over to the Reds only the 70,000 Communist prisoners who have said they] would not resist repatriation. The | Communists demand the return) of all 132,000 war prisoners and | 137,000 civilian internees,

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