Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 July 1952 — Page 6

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$110,000 Is Confiscated In Gotham Trap

By United Press NEW YORK, July 31 — Nar-

coties agent Kathryn Barry, “the *

Woman Without A Face,” put another heroin wholesaler behind bars today by posing as a “blind” guitar player's guide. The fabulous first lady of the city’s 100-member narcotics squad and three male agents arrested Francis (Chubby) Russell last night as he prepared to make a sale on the eastern edge of Harlem. Miss Barry, known to news photographers as “The Woman Without A Face” because police won't let them take her picture, and Agent Frank Martirella had heen observing Russell for 10 days. Agent Martirella wore black glasses and carried a tin cup on the neck of his guitar. Miss Barry was always at his side. To touch up their pose, Miss Barry and Agent Martirella borrowed “Chico,” a Boxer owned by 8gt. John Cattone of the narcotics squad, for duty as a “Seeing Eye.” ‘The disguise was so effective that sympathetic passersby

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CONFIDENT — Archibald Cox, Harvard law professor who took charge today of the revamped Wage Stabilization Board, said he thought it would do quite well by the country even though Congress clipped its powers. The new board can't mediate labor disputes like the old one did.

Reds Co-operating At Red Cross Session

Wis.,

from Chilton after they admitted the robberies. Lee Hephner, 25, was arrested at her rural home near Chilton along with her husband, Raymond P. Hephner, 26, Phillip Barrette Hephner, 23.

the Pearl City,

By United Press

MADISON, Wis, July 31 — A

red-haired mother of four children was seized with her husband and his brother yesterday at Chilton, as a gang which staged a series of Illinois and Wisconsin bank holdups that $32,500. The family was brought here arraignment

netted them

for Mrs. Virginia Valentine and his brother,

FBI agents and Calumet Coun-

ty deputy sheriffs said Mrs. Hephner admitted driving the getaway car when the brothers held up the Farmers Savings Bank at Ed-

mund, Wis., obtaining $9769 last Valued at $53,000 Jan. 21.

The men also admitted robbing Ill, bank last

Friday.

TORONTO, July 31 (UP)—| Communist delegations to

Miffed at tht small loot col-

the lected in the Pearl City robbery,

plunked a considerable amount of 18th International Red Cross con? they drove five miles to Kent, Ill,

coins into Agent Martirella’s tin cup during the 10-day stand in| the neighborhood. The money will be given to the Police Pension Fund,

night and trailed him to the

ference made a complete turnabout today and began co-operat-ing with Western delegates.

where they held up a state bank and made off with $11,000.

Police broadcast a warning for

them and Police Chief Lawrence

; East-West conflicts which had y, hes of Argyle, Wis., tried to inMiss Barry and Agent Martirel- interfered with the smooth Oper-ii.,...nt them as they went through 1a saw Russell arrange a sale last Ation of the convention appeared pu. (oun

to have ended as Communist del-|

They managed to escape but

Triborough Bridge, the span egates showed signs of Willing: nr james got the first three digits

which conneéts Long Island and Ness to get down to work on a ,¢ the jjcense on their automobile. vision office announced today.

the Bronx with Harlem. She gave a sign to other agents and they hid behind a girder on the bridge's western ramp. Russell walked to the railing and left a one-ounce package of heroin there. As he strolled away, Russell was arrested. At Russell's apartment, the narcotics agents found 24 oneounce packages of heroin in a closet, Narcotics squad officials estimated the value of Russell's cache at $110,000 on the retail market. He was booked for possession of narcotics with intention to sell.

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Strategy Board Named for GOP

WASHINGTON, July 31 (UP) Republican National Chairman Arthur E. Summerfield yesterday announced appointment of a sixmember “strategy board” to coordinate GOP campaign activities. Mr. Sommerfield heads the board. Members include Sen. Everett M. Dirksen of Illinois, chairman of the Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee; Rep. Leonard W. Hall of New York, chairman of the GOP Consressional Campaign Committee; Wayne J. Hood, executive director of the GOP National Committee; Wesley Roberts, organization director, and Robert Humphreys, publicity director. Mr. Summerfield said the board

will “attempt to unify this cam-|

paign at all levels” and that its proposals will be submitted to Dwight D. Eisenhower and Sen. Richard M. Nixon, the GOP presidential and vice presidential nominees, “for their recommendations and approval.”

Woman Leaves Estate

Mrs. Grace J. Nelson, who died July 14, left an estate valued at $53,000, according to Probate Court officials. ; : Heirs are her husband, James B. Nelson, president of Fame Laundry, Inc., and a daughter, Mrs, Julia J. Stokes, Miami Beach, Fla. She left no will

Hoosiers Lead in Bonds Indiana led the nation in its percentage gain in Bond sales fog June over the same period last year, the U. 8S. Savings Bond Di-

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ithout Face’ Nabs Dope Peddler Nab ‘Family’ in Bank Holdup

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For Attacking Wife BIG BAY, Mich, July 31 (UP) —A revenge-seeking Army officer shot and killed a tavern operator today for raping his wife, state police said. Lt. Coleman A, Peterson, 38, Camp McCoy, Wis, pumped five bullets into former state police-| man Michael K. Shenoweth in view of patrons of the Lumberjack bar, and then surrendered to a park patrolman, “I shot him,” said Mr. Peterson. “It's as simple as that.” The officer's wife, Charlotte, 42, had spent the evening at Shenoweth's tavern while her husband glept in their house trailer home, take her home, and en route beat and raped her,

Farouk Invited To New York Fete

HOOSICK FALLS, N. Y., Tuly! 31 (UP)—This historic New York! village has invited former King Farouk of Egypt to attend its anniversary - celebration, next month, i Mayor Albert Butkas cabled Farouk last night explaining that] “Hoosick Falls is a nice quiet place close to the Saratoga race track.” “We feel sure the King would like it here,” he said.

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