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i i numiae ui iui. i i i i ui 'I ILWAUK jEICIIIME CUQGK Chicago's Record Since Jan, 1 CCUSE NA FIND POISON VIAL; SUSPECT INDIANA GIRL SLEW SELF Investigators at Crown Point yesterday found evidence which, they said, strengthened a theory that Miss Frieda Borman might have committed suicide. Miss Borman, who was 22 years old, was found dead Thursday beside a road near Griffith, ten miles from her home in Gary. It was suspected she had been raped and murdered. Chief Deputy Sherif Charles Carl MAKING THREA NAMES SLAYER IN PARKING FIGHT A coroner's jury recommended yesterday that police arrest Rubin Jer-sky, a neighborhood tough, as the murderer of Donald Warden, 27 years eld, 1143 South Central Park avenue.

Warden was shot on the porch of his home over a parking dispute Thursday night. Jersky was named by Abe Litberg, a gasoline station employe, as Warden's slayer. Litberg testified that Warden had fought with Rubin Jer MARK THE TRAIL OF One Witness Calls Bund son discovered the girl's coat belt, a Foe of Americanism. handkerchief, and an empty bottle that had contained poison about 150 feet from the place where the body sky and Rubin's young brother, Irving, and that Rubin finally shot Warden. Another witness was Mrs.

lay. Washington, D. Nov. 5. (P Chemists are examining the vital CHICAGO SI'S mm House investigators today heard that some German-Americans had been organs of Miss Borman to determine the cause of death.

Coroner J. Robert warned their relatives in Germany Doty said it was possible she had "Half of all the crimes in Cook county are committed by repeaters." The Chicago Crime commission. "would surfer" if they criticized policies of the Nazi government. been raped. However, there were no marks of violence on the body, and Bernhard Hofmann of Milwaukee told the committee investigating un- other investigators discounted this belief.

Keith Alson, farmhand and fiance of the young woman, is aiding Annette Warden, the victim's widow, who told of his troubles with motorists who parked on the sidewalk in front of their home. It was such an incident as that which resulted in the fatal shooting. The Jersky home is at 1136 South Central Park avenue, across from the Warden home. Both Jersky brothers have disappeared. Both have been arrested by police in recent years.

Rubin was twice acquitted of robbery charges. He once was arrested in Salt Lake City, Utah, on a charge of assault to murder. American activities that friends had informed him frequently of receiving such threats. police in their inquiry. One German-American woman told him only last week, he said, that she Fugitive Kills Sherif; Ends Own Life to Escape Posse ad been warned anonymously to stop making remarks about conditions Escaped Ohio Convict Arrested in Stolen Auto Frank Voss, 21 years old, an escaped convict from the Mansfield, state prison, and Thomas Kol-vin, 17, of 2546 Cortland street, a ward of the Juvenile court, were arrested by police yesterday at North and Damen avenues in a stolen automobile.

Police found a revolver in the car. Voss escaped from prison in Vienna." Vinton, Nov. 5. tU. P.

Sherif Leland Fry of Benton county died Tells of Peceivinc Threats. The witness, a rosy cheeked, middle today from a bullet wound inflicted by Lee Crow, 21 years old, a fugi iged radio salesman, said he was pres tive. Crow committed suicide after shooting the sherif, while a posse ident of the Wisconsin Federation of German-American societies and of of 100 men was attempting to drive the Milwaukee German-American Shotgun in Burning Home Discharged ire Chief Hurt Bellvue, Nov. 5. Special.

Forest Bradley, village fire chief, was wounded in the leg last night when a shotgun in the burning farm home of George Hackett was discharged by the fire. The house was destroyed. him from a house in Garrison, a with tear gas. He had escaped from Speaking with a decided German ac June 29 after serving two years for auto theft. Kolvin said he ran away from home and hitch-hiked to California where he met Voss.

The prisoners were taken to the detective bureau for a police showup. the sherif's office at Vinton Oct 17 cent, Hofmann said he had received while being questioned on charges threats some of them anonymous because he would not join the Ger of burglary. man-American bund. He said the bund was trying to overthrow the American form of government. WHEREVER Chicago Faucets are installed, housework, insofar as they play a part, attains its happiest aspect.

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