Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 July 1952 — Page 12

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‘who were directing traffic near

pended his driver's license one

lowed the truck as fit left the

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Driver Given Heavy Penalty

Convicted of Hitting Two Policemen

A driver ‘whose truck struck!d two special policfiemen, then fled

jail sentences from Judge Phillip) Bayt today. “You are a potential killer,” Judge Bayt told James Waldo Crosley, 522 N. Noble St., who sald he didn't know he struck 38 the two Link-Belt Co. policemen

the Ewart plant at 220 S. Belmont Ave. } He fined Crosley $100 and costs| and sentenced him to 30 days in & jail on a charge of failing to stop after an accident; $25 and costs and 30 days in jail on a charge of assault and battery and sus-

year, The defendant appealed the decision. : Witnesses testified Crosley was driving in heavy traffic at plant closing time May 29, when Spe-| cial Officer Fred Latta waved him to stop. Instead, witnesses said, Crosley drove on and struck the 62-year-old officer's arm. |

Officer Knocked Down i

Then Frank Owen, retired city! police lieutenant who also is a Link-Belt special policeman, tried to flag the truck down. Mr. Owen said the truck struck him and knocked him to the ground, inflicting leg and hip injuries. He was treated at Methodist Hos-

ital, PE otiier car in the traffic to1- TWO Sentenced

scene and supplied information On Escape Charges

leading to the arrest. | LINCOLN, Neb., July 8 (UP)— The 37-year-old defendant plead- two inmates of the men’s reed not guilty and introduced evi- tormatory here who escaped from Ae. had never had an, ..,ewyie detailer wsroresacke on:

JEWELS RECOVERED — Myriam. Lynn, "Miss Belgium" in the recent "Miss Universe" contest, smiles prettily at hearing her stolen jewels were found at Long Beach, Cal. They were found in an incinerator where the thief is believed to have destroyed Miss Lynn's purse.

gene hath ad, accident In six years as a truck fenced yesterday to one year in

driver. The Judge said he took|the penitentiary in addition to this into consideration but told sneir’ present the defendant: | Lancaster County District Your flagrant disregard for yuqge Harry Spencer passed senofficers in full uniform denotes tence on Franklin Pauley, 19, an arrogant attitude to all 1awiorah, and Bastille Abrego, 23, enforcement officers. It is people Laredo, Tex. after the pair Hpe ou Bo RF Causing Yerrible pleaded guilty to escape charges. 8/3uga a pu Pauley, committed to the reys. formatory in July of 1050, is What's going to happen in In-|/serving a two to three year term dianapolis? To find out, often for auto theft, and Abrego, sendays or weeks in advance, read tenced in November of 1951, is Our Fair City in your Sunday serving a two to four year term, Times. also for auto theft.

DOWNSTAIRS at WASSON'S WASSON’S Greatest

Iman who came to Criminal Court wife was stabbed, : . “Howedo you like it in jail?”

%| The judge- said he doubts if whom he deeded his

}| Stover is 74 and a sick man.\tne property, Mr. Taylor said he|

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Slaying Defendant, 74, Gets Court's Sympathy

By TED KNAP ‘audible whisper. His voice is alThe charge was first - degree most gone from the slash he put murder against the bent, old/in his own throat the day his |

1 today. Judge Harry: O. Chamberlin Judge Chamberlin asked. felt sqrry for him. So did Deép-| “ “As good as any place.” uty Prosecutor John Townsend. | “At least you have shelter and \ The defendant was Harry Dellirood.” Stover charged with fatally, <Hlope for Cash Settlement lstabbing his invalid wife, Dora,| Ppyblic Defender Cecil Taylor itwo and a half years ago at their saiq Stover hoped to live out his! {home, 748 Pleasant Run Blvd. ve at the home of a miece tol

property. | [Stover should be convicted. Some|pyt she won't have him, Mr. doctors feel the retired mechanic mayor said. didn’t know what he was doing. | A suit has A Sick Man

been started to can-| cel the deed. Since the niece sold| (He said he’s “not long for this|nopes for a $7000 cash settlement | {world.” .ito the aged prisoner. |" He didn’t stand before the| Judge Chamberlin does: not \bench today. Judge Chamberlin want to keep Stover in jail or lasked him to sit down. |send him to a state institution

i| “What would you like us to do “which couldn't give him proper

[with you?” The judge asked. |care.” | “I don’t know. I can’t do any-| He hopes the property settle-

® |thing,” Stover replied in a barely ment is made soon so he can ar:

{range to place Stover in a private

i Ixage fe {nursing home. Wife Slayer Denied | Judge Chamberlin continuéd the | 2 case until September. A young New Trial Plea deputy sheriff clamped handcuffs SHAWANO, Wis; July 9 (UP) on the old man and followed him | —Circuit Judge Helmuth Arps as he shuffled back to jail. refused yesterday a request for a rte —————— |

new trial for Earl Kaufman, sen-| . tenced to life in prison Sept. 4,3 Women Injured

1951, for stabbing his wife to Ac Bus Strikes Curb |

death. Neil "McCarty, Kaukauna, at-| Three Indianapolis women were torney for Kaufman, had peti- injured when an Indianapolis| tioned Judge Arps for the new Railways, Inc., bus hit the curb trial July 1 on grounds of new | at 10th St. and Central Ave. late evidence and “in the interest of yesterday. Police said the driver justice.” | swerved to avoid a collision with Kaufman pleaded guilty - toa car. | stabbing his wife, Wilma, 33,) Mrs. Rose McCoy, 49, of 1123 Aug. 28," 1951, in a South 8ha- E. Raymond St. and Mrs. Anna wano tavern in what police said| Quick, 46, of 631 N. New Jersey, was a “jealous rage.” Circuit/8t, are in fair condition in GenJudge . Michael Eberlein sen- eral Hospital. Mrs. Florence tenced Kaufman to life in Wau- Lewis, 50, of 2723 Guilford Ave. Ptin ‘Stace’ fis 6 "& “Tir¥ ae wae treater but not admitted. | gree murder charge. -

Dixie Division Band |S'oPs Lemonade Sales |

LOS ANGELES, July 9 (UP)—| To Give Concert Here

The city health officer put young The dance band of the 31st In-

lemonade vendors out of business) today. Dr. George M. Uhl ruled, fantry (Dixie) Division will present an hour’s program at 8 p. m.

that kids mist stop selling the popular summer -thirst - quencher Friday in Garfield Park amphitheater. : "

because some persons have been Sponsored by the park department, the musical visitors from Camp Atterbury will be directed

|by Chief Warrant Officer Daniel Miller.

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