Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 July 1952 — Page 13

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1952

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~FRIDAY; JULY 11 1952 . |

OUTSTANDING — Ann Diener, Dunkirk, smiles over the lovpresented to her as the

: governor of Girls’ State, will be Indiana's | representatives to Girl's Nation | in Washington Aug. 1-7.

Indict Brothers In Robbery

‘Clever Scheme’ Nets Kidnaping Charges | Two Kansas brothers who

thought they had a “foolproof scheme for robbery” tgday were

“Indicted here by the grand jury gy

on charges of kidnaping, armed robbery and auto banditry.

Now, all the Indianapolis police

have to do is get the brothers|y

away from Dallas, Tex. authortties where they're being held for vehicle taking. The “foolproof scheme” which John E. Smith, 24, and his broth-| er, Paul H., 17, of Hutchinson, Kas., admitted using to rob two filling station attendants here: was to kidnap the attendant in; a stolen car, rob him, dump him, then make their get-away in a second stolen car. i Admit ‘Routine’ | They admitted using this rou-| tine to rob Everett Rance, 19, Gaseteria attendant at 11th St. and Central Ave. on June 21, and again to rob George Pierce, 47, Hoosier Pete night attindant at 2201 N. Capitol Ave. the following night. According to police records, the brothers stole a car in Dallas, | Tex., and drove to Indianapolis. With them was John's 24-year-old bride, Linda. The brothers said she waited in the Texas car while they stole other cars here to pull Mer! “jobs ™

They were caught in a stole] police roadblock at Linden. Still another Smith brother, Robert,

confessions from the men while

police at Lafayette. The local detectives then sent a warrant

der for Paul.

rnd Warrants State police there returned warrants to Indianapolis and per mitted Dallas authorities to {ake the brothers to Yexas. } The Indianapolis detectives then) took their case to the grand jury! here. The three indictments against the Smiths have cleared | the way for the local police to at-| tempt to get the brothers back from Texas. Sgt. Haine said orders fo detain the two men are] being forwarded to Dallas imme-| diately. | If convicted on the kidnaping| charge, the brothers would be sentenced to serve a sandntory life term in prison. i

DePauw U. Appoints Publi ficly Director

Times State Service ASTLE, July 11- Pe Pauw om sity has named “Don-| ald ‘ourtelot director of |

SY President Russell J. Humbert announced today. As} sistant director since March, Mr. Tourtelot succeeds Fred I. Bergmann, associate professor of English and acting director for several years. A graduate of DePauw and of | the school of journalism at the! University of Missouri, M», Turte-| lot was employed as associate in| publicity and advertising for the Indianapolis Life Insurance Co.) before joining the DePauw staff.

Fire Ravages Town

CLARKSBURG, W.Va., July 1] (UP)—A spectacular fire which raged uncohtrolied for more than six hours ravaged three large| buildings on the outskirts of] Clarksburg yesterday, and ‘State Fire Marshal C.A. Raper esti-| mated the damage would be * n excess of $3 million.”

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