Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 September 1952 — Page 13

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: PAGE 13 Mother Charged In Baby's Slaying _ | Film Star Files

JUNEAU, Wis.—The mother of bus hospital. She gave birth to| Suit for Divorce

an {llegitimate son, murdered/the infant, Sunday. |with a pitchfork, was charged If convicted, Mrs. Strobusch SANTA MONICA, Cal.—Film. | yesterday with “aiding and abet-| would be sentenced to life im- star Teresa Wright has filed suit. {ting” Carl Hein, the fathsr, sen-| prisonment,° District Attorney for divorce against her husband |tenced to a life term in prison for|John Kaiser said. of 10 years, writer Niven Busch. | the killing. i 3 | The 32-year-old actress charged

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{ S ATIN | charges of burglary placed or . against four men ‘arrested last . " night. ! | The quartet was seized when {the driver of the car in which |they were found failed to stop

| fornia and Pearl Sts. | Arrested were Robert Sims, 24, of 530 Ogden St.; John Dillon, | i123, of Ft. Campbell, Ky.; Roy] | Jarrett, 23, of 325'4 N.. California !St., and Barney Whitsett, 37, of | [32215 Indiana Ave. | Police found a “pile” of sport | {clothes in the car along with a | double-barreled sawed-off shot-| gun, a loaded 32-caliber pistol, {two hammers and a homemade | blackjack. | {| Two men were arrested after {Louis Schafer, 31, manager of the {Princess Hotel, 232 S. Illinois St., was robbed early this morning of $47.75... at Aa | Dora C. White, 21, of 910 8. {Illinois . St., was arrested on a ‘preliminary charge of robbery {and violation of the 1935 Firejarms Act after he was seized in |a taxi near the hotel sever minjutes after the rohbery, Identified by Vietim Police said Mr. Schafer identi-

(him. Driver of the taxi, Herman Twines, 38, of 2451 Columbia {Ave., also was arrested on a

% \ RIN] ings, sluggings and forgery was | at { keeping Jduge Phillip I. Bayt of |. | eo N : | Municipal Court 3 busy today. |

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“oa charges of burglary. Two other men were arrested earlier in the case. : Jack Elkins, 31, of 114 W. 18th St, was to face forgery charges today after his arrest yesterday at Ye Wm. H. ‘Block Co. by policewomen who said he cashed a $50 check there.

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The Park Board today pushed! negotiations to ‘lease the run- | down clubhouse at Coffin Golf Course for a chicken-dinner eat-

ing place. J. Russell Townsend, parks di-

rector, said an Indianapolis con- | cern is willing to renovate the clubhouse and pay annual rent of | more than $1500 on a five-year | lease. ; |

He said the city links can operate without clubhouse space | next summer, since only three men kept locker space there this year. Coffin course loses money on cost of maintenance, Mr. Townsend said. Comparatively few golfers pay the greens fee to play at Coffin, because it is the most difficult course in this area.

Ground Donated

The new playground, consisting of three acres south of School 21 at Rural St. and English Ave. is being donated to the Park Board and School Board jointly by Dr. Marvin H. Sandorf,

Mr. Townsend said the plot will be open to, the public in sum- | mer, and will serve children at |School 21 as a playground during | the sthool term.

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SIOUX FALLS, 8. D.—Robert, Rehfeldt was fined $10 for dis-| turbing the peace after he told] [Municipal Judge Walter Conway| he had three beers but was “as oe as a judge.”

Indiana Marine Killed,

Gl Missing

A South Bend GI has been killed and a Gary soldier is missing in action in Korea, the Defense Department reported today. Five other Hoosier fighting men have been wounded and another has been injured. They are: KILLED Marines Pfc. Robert Lee Epperson, son of Mrs. Charlotte Epperson, South Bend. :

WOUNDED Army : Sgt. Howard M. Johnsen, son of Mrs. Mary F. Johnson, Sims, Pfc. William A. Zeller Jr., husband of Mrs. Rosemary M. Zeller, Huntingiciy, 5 " Navy Charles A. Roper, husband of

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5 MISSING -Army Pvt. Steve A. Mastabayvo, son of Steve Mastabayvo, Gary. INJURED

Army Pfc. Russell E. Bates, husband of Mrs, Jeanette M. Bates, Mitchell,

Senator Slaps GOP; Backs Foreign Policy

SANTA ¥E, N. M—Sen. John Sparkman, the Demotratic vice presidential ‘candidate, sald last

foreign policy since World War IE could be an issue in the cur-

~The Alabama Senator challenged the Republicans to “name

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a single specific program” in the foreign policy ‘they can condemn, instead of “criticizing it in general terms.” . Sen. Sparkman will discuss agricultural [issues in a speech today at Las Cruces, N, M,, and

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Cancer of Breast Called Leading Killer

CHICAGO—Two surgeons said today that cancer of the breast kills more women between the ages of 40 and 60 than any other disease.

Drs. T. C. Davison and A. H. Letton, Atlanta, G&., presented a joint paper on the disease at the closing session of the assembly of the U. 8. and Canadian chapters of the International College of Surgeons. The doctors said that one of every five women past 40 develop cancer, most commonly of the breast.

Shipload of Sailors Get New Berths

NEW YORK -- The crews of two aircraft carriers will make naval history today when officers and crewmen of the Antietam exchange positions with those of the Shangri-La. The government ordered the mass transfer to save money. The Antietam is to be here several months for repairs. If her West Coast crew stayed here, the government would have to pay the cost of moving dependents across the country.

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