Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 August 1952 — Page 10

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Three Youths

Boys’ Attorney Says He Will Appeal Verdict

yesterday guilty en

Tudge Phillip Bayt found three vouths charges growing out of an affray

n which one of their companions

was shot and killed by a police 01 The three youths were with Richard Weeks when they be came involved in an argument Clarence. Wurz

Potire Sgt

hot and killed Weeks

with

gt. Wurz contending the shot Was fired .in self-defense as the quartet tried y force him down an alley. Yesterday in Municipal Court 3

trio denied Sgt. Wurz' allegaBavt found them Lawrence Shaw will

the inns, but Judge ay. Attorney who defended them sald he appeal the finding Found guilty of being disorder iv was Charles FEnglerth. He was fined $50 and costs and given 2a five-day suspended jail sentence Judge Bayt said the ‘term Was suspended because Englerth, un like the others, seemed tn co-op erate after he found Sgt. Wurz was a police officer. Metalsmith 1-¢ Themas Mor ton. Navy veteran of the Korean War who i& on leave, was fined 87% and costs and sentenced to 10 days in jail on a charge of reisting an officer.

Marine Pf Ross E. Moore leo on leave, was fined $50 and tnsts and sentenced to 10 days in jail-on the resisting charge and $25 and costs on being a disorderly person, Just before Pfc. Moore came

up to be sentenced in this case he appeared before Judge Bayt on a charge of driving without an operator's license, growing out arrest Saturday night

of another

He was fined $10 and costs on this charge.

VICTIM OF REDS—Claude Playforth (above) was one of two Navy men killed when two Communist MIGS attacked and “severely damaged" their Navy

patrol bomber-July 1, over the Yellow Sea west of Korea. Navy spokesmen said the attack occurred about 50 miles southeast of Russian controlled Dairen, in Manchuria. Mr. Playforth was an aviation electronics mate aboard the bomber.

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