Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 March 1958 — Page 2

2—The Indianapolis Recorder, Mar. 22,1958

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of siding from the side of the shack and, fired a shot from a .25 caliber automatic into the oneroom structure.

to detectives. Smith said he had been visiting a Jimmie Aired* who lives in ths shack, and had gone to the store for some wine. Returning to the shack. Smith said, Robinson followed him. Robinson allegedly knocked on the dodr, and when Smith an Aired refused to let him in, tore a piece

According to Smith, he then ran for help. He said Aired must have fired the shot which struck Robinson. Police say they have two witnesses who saw him running away with the shotgun. Officers have been unable to locate Aired, who had fled when they arrived.

FRANK STARKS

Frank Starks, 56, 2434 Indianapolis, died March 16 at St. Vincent’s hospital. Services were held March 19 in the Patton Funeral Home, with burial in New Crown. A native of Sadlersville, Tenn., he had lived here 40 years and had worked a year as a truck driver for the John .Tones Gravel Co. Survivors are the widow, Mrs. Nannie Starks; a daughter. Miss Hazel Starks; a son, Rudolph Starks, serving in the Air Force; two sisters and two brothers.

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stanttal-ad some details of his mother’s account. “When the detectives brought you home, Were you in handcuffs? ’

“Yes.”

“Did they mistreat your mother in any way?”

of the Indiana Civil Liberties say Union, Mrs. Hardy neglected to make a police report of the alleged brutality. Nor would she go to a

doctor to be examined.

“I been trying to wait until I could get somebody to stay with the children while I’b gone,” she said Tuesday night, almost a full week after the .beating was supposed to have taken place. “All the bruises are gon now. but I might have some injuries inside,”

she added.

"Anyway, you can look at me

pre-natal clinic, although t records show she was required tQ „ - take a mental examination some ^

time ago.

Yes, some.

“How?”

“Wi?i i Tin? TAII F^T ONE and tell I'll have to go to a preWELL, THE TALLEST ONE menta] clinic soon ” . sh e told the

of them hit her.”

“Did he hit her hard, or just

slap her or what?”

“He hit her pretty hard with

his fist.”

“How many times?” “About twice.” “Did he knock her down?” “Well, he knocked her over against the wall.” “Then what happened?” “They didn't keep me there too much longer after that.” “That’s pretty bad, don’t you think, for a man to hit a pregnant woman that way?” “YES, IT MADE ME MAD. I started to hit him, but I charged

my mind.”

“You were still handcuffed?”

“Yes.”

Despite urging by the Recorder reporter, her pastor, Rev. F. Benjamin Davis and representatives

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