Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 May 1952 — Page 20

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Thugs Attacked By Two ‘Victims’

our Pittsburgh youths nL) rgsted early yesterday after : had a “huskey, savage” time with two of their victims. The youths dragged Willie {Huskey, 30, of 1538 Barrington

Heights, and Edward Savage, 27, |

338 Bright St, into their car, The two men lived up to their names, They grappled with Pittsburghers,” slashing them about the face and body with knives. The boys finally tossed their {“victims” out and hurried to Methodist Hospital for treatment. That's where police .arrested Frank Romero, 20, William Mardozi, 23, and a 15-year-old boy. | The fourth youth, Anthony Meggo,. 19, was arrested later when he was seen walking on |E. Washington St. The four youths, who {fdentified by victims of three rob{beries before they tangled with Messrs, Huskey and Savage are {being held on preliminary charges of robbery,

Sentimental Judge Lets

Mamas Out of Jail NEW YORK, May 12 (UP)—A magistrate gave 41 mamas a Mother's Day present by releasing them from jail cells where they had been held evernight on gambling charges. As the women, ranging “up to {75 years in age, left the courtlroom, Magistrate Joseph A. Mar-

{tinis, who had dismissed disorder- day from officials of

ly conduct charges against them, shouted: Day to you.”

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By United Press

Chancellor Leopold Figl of Aus-

& THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Fig| Arrives To Plead Aid For Austria

. land congressional leaders during’ Mt. Vernon 'and-the Tomb of the WASHINGTON, May 12—inis three-day stay in the capital, Unknown Soldier late today, and who is tomorrow swing into a whirl of

The famed anti-Nazi,

tria has come to America to’ wath! making his first U. 8. visit since diplomatic and civic functions.

that foreign aid cuts might hurt

his country’s bold effort to build ernment seven years ago, planned ,f the E democracy under the gun-barrels to discuss the dwindling chances zy w

of Russian occupation troops,

The Chancellor-and his wife arrived in New York yesterday and hurried on fo Washington today to receive a warm official wel-

come from Secretary of State Dean Acheson, Mr. Figl was assured of a

chance to plead his case in persona! conferences with President Truman, Mr. Acheson, Foreign Ald Chief w. Averell Harriman’

Jury Hearing Set In Death on Train |

TERRE HAUTE, May 12 (UP) John R, Jett, Vigo County prosecutor, today said the May term grand jury would hear evidence ThuYsday in the case of a rail road train conductor- who died Apr. 19 after scuffling with an AWOL soldier, Paul Wendholt, 63, Evansville, died aboard a Chicago & Eastern Illinois passenger train minutes after he allegedly was struck by Pfc. William J. Waters, 21, Oyster Bay, Long Island, N.Y.

Waters, AWOL at. he time

he was named to head his gov-

ifor Soviet agreement on an Austrian peace treaty. But, his main concern, informed sources sald, is congres-/ sional moygs 10 flash the Foreign Aid Bill, «- Austria fears severe cuts would damage its economic recovery program and strengthen the hand of the Communists. Mr. Figl's . crowded schedule called for him to place wreaths on } George Washingten's 8 grave at

from Camp Breckinridge, Ky., is

being held in county jail here in lieu of $2000 bond fixed on a technical charge of vagrancy. Waters was arrested when the train reached Farmershurg. The fight occurred. just as the train pulled out of Terre Haute. Coroner Denzil M. Ferguson ruled death was caused by cerebral contusion induced by a blow on the head, and a heart ailment. Mr. Wendholt was struck when he awakened Waters to collect his fare,

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By | SEOUL, | A “higher meaning ei Clark in Tc tagon—ordere Brig. Gens. and -Franeisheadquarters “The Answei from a hig said the 8th mation officer United Press, Earlier in announced t

whose conces: prisoners for were reported storm in Was ing to his per as chief of st Gen. Dodd, of the Koje 1 is being reass Headquarters.

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Marine Lt. gent, Gen. Cl: in Tokyo that the transfer would be fort! Wednesday. He said ti ment denying ing” and the oners was m; tion with Gen ters In Toky exnlanatory.” Brig. Gen. ' assistant con Infantry Divi to succeed Ge Gen. Clark pudiate it on tained under * mail.” The Defen Washington w statement “cli ment Gen. Co «Clayton . Fr the departme! information, i late last nig Joint Chiefs call to Korea planation. Mr. Fritche statement “g: ous impressio

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Ridgways At San Fra

SAN FRA (UP)—Gen, NM flying east to Supreme Co North Atlant tion, arrived . Alr Force Ba: 1122 a. m,

His wife and

He will repc man and the Staff May 19. May 24.

Colo Held

By KE KOJE ISL (CDN) —Redflags flew trit prison island lipped Army unfoided the made Brig. G a prisoner in -¢ Correspond Wilbur R. R: forthright 22! lice command gatepost' and guards fough his story str: Col. Raven trying to pe when the lat! The day b a 60-man V strated and the .compoun took away th Contrabant plafuned watches, pen ers the priso ly comn