v/ara. wnicu r---—^paymaster was later killed by one f™-' of his companions. *,' Patrick Roche, chief invest!*. »r thefor the.state's attorney, said:, “This office is not interested. £have investigated Bells story, in-eluding all it. part.cur-.-s. am. ^- turned it down. furth- tloiV Roche would say nothing furtne,-. Since Lingle was ‘h“ tobeen assigned idmost exclusively toinvestigation of the W£l£The confession was made to t«c w coroner's jury last night by Bell.- -former convict nnd♦ •• _ _ _ A -■two former pri-n •nates—Joe Trnum, Indiana gang leader and Richard Sullivan, robber and gunmnn—as being at themurder scene;.and he identified a picture of- Ted Geisk.ng, ^anotl er Indiana bad man, as Io0kmg like the third man who was prc sent when Lingle was slum. •Linglc, a newspaperman whom later developments also labelled *u a “middle man’’ in negotiations between gangsters and police, wn slain June 9 as he was hurrying through the pedestrians tunnel be ncath Michigan boulevard at Band°0Pne Kuliev through the back of the head, dropped him on concrete floor of the tunnel.Detail* Movement*Bcirs confession detailed his own movements of June 0—movementswhich Coroner Herman N. ^undc sen regards as highly sigmficant. ltalso fixes the price P'««“a{g fror agreed uoon as payment for tnv -s ^ murder of Linglc—510,000; and st . names the man who was suppos to pay it but who didn't—and wasof,Tttrrto ten tobiT con sou acn the of : Tstuiparquilstrcbad J5m join be Icgc to ] S bou,Hie;pro:bet\nself slam. .Bell said he and Sullivan had5eu ......... , . 'A-11 partners in some robberiesOr to. June 9, and that tney met aum who hinted at the possibil; of their making * import. • n i ^ 1 r Aney. Beil said he was led toncy. • ---- ,[eve that someone was to dc iapcd. Truum wanted Beil to ■e the car to the spot where the lnaping” was to take place, and ras agreed.'ell, Traum and Su.^an dro\.Michigan Boulcvara-und Ban-h Street. The car halted no.shirera!dempungrotimp:.frorbe 1 cd 2Spn otrcut. v„. ......—-from the cast entrance oi the istrian tunnel. Traum _ andstnan cunnci. . -van got out. Traum taking a i that had been hidden m the A blond man came up and ,d with them.. This man—P»-believe he was the man who the sliot that killed Bmgle the one who Bel; said lookeddeisking”.Had Car WaitingII was told to have the eating at a designated spot not awav. He did; and half ai later, he said. Traum snc. van rejoined him and ordered to drive south, ullivan was very pale. Beil and I asked him what was ig. He said he’d been shot, lice were unable to fit .this(Continued on Page 7)the weather *4* * * • * * * * * * *[SSOURI: Showers tonight orHv evcept partly cloudy inS; east portion toalgbt. Not i change lu temperature.eather Outlook for the ^eek eather outlook for the week being Monday for the Upper M -ppi and Lower Missouri '-al-S1(APcharnumto v.cour lt;Iistx to a read poen defei Otmay.CecilbootlThpoirdnowtheLeavbootl fig uxcase is esFo)wers at beginning: of vveek. ly fair near middle and pro showers again at close. Temp-DEficiabprofe creas quart Sal Septc of Dof thi curro