Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 August 1952 — Page 5
10, 1952 i r SUNDAY, AUG. 10, 1952 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 5 . + | od : : y lkey, France, England, Germany) : 1 1 . vis | Says Gls’ Morale in North tries "Hunt Ranch Hand After Girl Is Killed Baseball Fan Killed She said she talked with the 1 hrough Indi. Is Good Abroad men, pectin the Vie a] YORBA LINDA,. Cal, Aug. 9ishe was ghot in the chest ane CHICA, A ax, WASHINGTON, Aug. 9 (UP) ters and food, and talked with (UP)—An all-points police bul- a “terrific struggle” in which al-/Groye, a purchasing agent for an ocks | —Assistant Defense Secretary their commanding officers on letin was broadcast today for an most all her clothes were torn engineering company, was shot
{Anna M. Rosenberg returned to- manpower personnel problems. [18-year-old ranch hand suspected off |day- from a 4-weeks' tour of “The men are in very good con-! _ | Ray lu. S. bases overseas and reported dition,” Mrs. Rosenberg said, ©f Peating and shooting to death; Sought in connection with the 'that the health and morale of “Their morale and physical condi- ® 15-year-old baby sitter. slaying was Willlam Rupp of American troops there are excel- ton are good and the sick rate| Ruby Ann Payne was killed East Los Angeles,
{and killed near Comiskey Park learly today, after he had attended a ‘double-header between: the Chicago White Sox and the identified bY patroit Tigers.
ound mostly ern part of been found as far north prefer rocks
lent. is amazingly low. The AWOL in the ranch home of Mr. and|officers as on probation for a . rs like th Mrs. Rosenberg visited air rate is low, too, which is an in- Mrs. Terry Dyer yesterday as she petty theft conviction. The youth! Wo SoIpation, jar Ton neon, 5 but th ® bases, Army units and naval in- dication of good morale, she! looked after their three small had been working at the Dyer lice he fled when Mr. Iehl was.atree. Ree stallations in Austria, Italy, Tur- added. |children. Sheriff's deputies said ranch since last February, ‘tacked by two men. n taken in roe and Mareriod is be- / A The snakes 5 ~ » 1ge by night IV) EN el . Dr. Minton BANK PLAN © nake bite it ee eee rtain of the 0 apply im- . snake bite y few where r : ed, to throw he syste
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It's a Different City at Night
LONELY STREET—At 3 a. m. an occasional pedestrian finds his way along W. Ohio St. be-
tween lllinois and Meridian Sts. By LLOYD B. WALTON AS THE NIGHT goes on, one by one the lights go out in Indianapolis—but never all of them. All night some yellow bulbs burn, lighting scenes the city would be ashamed of in daylight, At night, few know what happens, fewer care. But in the wee hours all the hustle and In its place remains a weird stillness — broken occasionally by the shrill scream of a siren, a raucous cuss word from a drunken passerby berating his partner or a softly whispered proposition from a shadowy figure appearing out of nowhere. A curious visitor strolling on Illinois St. from Union Station has the feeling he walks in a ghost city. The nearly full moon floating In a cloudless sky sheds an eerie light in the deep shadows and adds to the illusion. oe < oe SUDDENLY a wisp of wind blows a tattered magazine cover into his path. The scantily clad pinup model in the picture seems symbolic of the atmosphere surrounding the lone pedestrian. Across the street a wobbly street-walker and her equally tipsy escort made their way through the door of a shabby flop-house. Behind them skulks another “woman of the streets” looking for a victim of her wiles. As the man crosses the street the night stillness is broken .by the clackety-clack of a street car returning to the barn. His foot trips slightly on & beer can mashed into the street car rail—
the last drops of its liquid contents spilling across the pavement. From the open door of a small restaurant the passerby’s nostrils catch many odors of cooking food. A scratchy juke box plays its part in the picture. A stealthy figure sidles from a dark doorway to fall into step with the visitor. “Can I get you a girl tonight?” he wheezes. After several suggestive and obscene propositions he draws back into the shadows to stalk another “prospect.” oa ob
AT THE CORNER two giggly teen-age girls
‘and their boy-friends make love in a converti-
ble—oblivious to anyone. Suddenly there is a wild scream of tires, the smell of scorched rubber as a car careens around the corner—drunks singing at the top of their voices.
A General Hospital ambulance, siren wailing, |
pulls up sharply at the Terminal Station shed. There is a small flurry of excitement as a few nightowls watch attendants care for a wino. oS oo
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OUTSIDE THE station a GI and his girl |
friend saunter past. The girl casts furtive glances over her shoulder until they reach a small hotel. Block after block the visitor is approached with propositions for “fun.” Only with dawn does this segment of Indianapolis close its eyes.
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