The St. Louis Star and Times from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 36

ST. LOUIS STAR-TIMES 36 June 10, 1949 Gift For Boys Town 1 A sTS -fA I- r'i i'mT i i i a.m at7.1i,iti rrn rrrnrnr 'f to) D) PROCEEDS OF A CARD PARTY given by the" Insurance Women of St- Louis are presented in check form to James Hohon, vice-president and director of Boys Town of Missouri, by Miss Helen Juergens, president of the women's group. Mrs. Virginia Ogles (center) was in charge of the card party. The money is to be used for improvements to the water system at the rehabilitation center near St.

James, Mo. Suspect Held In Kidnap-Robbery Of Woman Here A 27-year-old suspect was arrested and. identified yesterday by Mrs. Ruby Da via, 20-year-old cashier, as the man who kidnaped her and robbed her of $575 of her employer's money last April 4, police reported. The arrested man, a salesman living in Overland, denied any connection with the case.

Police booked him suspected of kidnaping and assault with intent to do great bodily harm, as a fugitive from St. Louis County and on a robbery complaint. Warrants will be applied for today. Police credited Mrs. Davis, who lives at 1237 Sutter Wellston, with supplying information which led to the suspect's arrest.

She told them she recognized him as her assailant last Tuesday when she saw him at a lunch counter in a dime' store at 6653 Delmar btvd University City. Mrs. Davis also informed them that he appeared to be acquainted with a waitress at the counter. Detective Sgt. William A.

Girard and Detective CpL Claude Pelham then traced him to his place of employment in the 6600 block of Delmar and arrested him. Mrs. Davis then formally identified the man at Police Headquarters as the armed bandit who forced his way into an automobile of her employer, the Wright Motor automobile agency at 6111 Delmar after she had gone to a bank to withdraw $575 for the company last April 4. She said he forced her to drive about aimlessly for two hours and finally to a little-used road in St. Louis County where he took the car keys and the money and fled.

She ran to a nearby home at Conway and Woods Mill rd. and notified authorities. mm Murder Trial Witness Identifies Babich As Purchaser Of Revolver MILWAUKEE, June 10. (UP) 11.M we'9M' A state witness pointed a finger at Milton Babich today and said he bought a revolver later dredged up from the Milwaukee River near the Census Bureau Slates Jobs Survey Here Census Bureau interviewers will spend next week gathering cross-section data on the employment situation in St. Louis, District Supervisor Bernard J.

Scheve announced today. The interviewers will seek the information at homes selected on an impersonal basis by mapmakers In the Census Bureau's Washington office. To turn the trick, Scheve said, the Washington staff maps the i 4o heat. ri point where 16-year-old Patricia Birmingham's body was found William Flintrop, a clerk in his father's store, pointed out Babich tree" GVid as the youth who bought the gun last Jan. 27.

Babich, 19, former high school student, is charged with murdering Patricia last Feb. city, subdivides it into blocks or 10 to silence her about her sister's 1 pregnancy. CO1 sections, lists the homes or apartments in each section, then checks off a sampling of dwellings for interview purposes. Data gathered here becomes part of a nation-wide study. Babich and the sister, Kathleen, 18, eloped two days before Patricia's body was recovered last March 20.

Through Plintrop's testimony, the prosecution sought to support its claim that the slaying was pre meditated. Flintrop testified the youth identified himself as Victor Babich by submitting his brother's I a. Uwalr social security card when he mm a cloth i win i eat Instruments. 61-novularm. a at.

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Lviiata. t. bought the gun. St Looir Oldut A Largmt Lm Company The gun, cartridges, the victim's clothing and the 38-pound con Sh.lla. Luggaaa.

te. TRUNKS and LUGGAGE 77 YEARS AT 912-916 FRANKLIN AVE. crete slab used to weight her body down in the river were offered as exhibits, but were not accepted as evidence pending further testi 9 mony. vii Man Gets 180 Days On 2 Bad Check Charges William Dawson Allen of the 4100 block of Westminster pi. pleaded guilty yesterday to two charges of passing worthless checks with in' sufficient funds to cover them.

He was sentenced by Judge Louis Comerford of the Court of Criminal Correction to 180 days in the Work houses, 90 days on each charge. Al len was arrested last month after passing a check for $140 at the UNION ELECTRICS ST. LOUIS OFFICES AND STORES CLOSED EVERY SATURDAY In conformity with the trend in the community, Union Electric offices and stores in St. Louis will be closed on Saturday during the summer months. Your electric service, of course, takes no holiday.

Hundreds will be on the job to give light and power at the flick of a switch. Still others will be on duty to cope with any emergency that may arise. Union Electric FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE CALL MAin 071 1 Hunleth Music Co. store, 514 Lo cust st- and a check for $25 at Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Inc Marjorie Moehlenkamp Wins Music Scholarship o1 miss Mar one Moenientcamp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Moehlenkamp of St. Charles, Mo is winner of a $200 scholarship in the national music contest spon sored by the Metropolitan School of Music, Chicago, and the maga zine Music News. She was grad uated from Lindenwood College, St Charles, on May 30 with a bachelor of music degree. Mfas .00 Only Mow Model 8.1 Ctt. H.

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