Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 116, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 September 1932 — Page 17

SEPT. 23, 1932.

HAMILTON JURY RULING MADE Second Trial Panel to Be From Boone County. LEBANON. Ind.. Sept. 23.—Jurors in the second murder trial of Louis E. Hamilton will be selected from Boone county, special Judge Fred E. Hines, Noblesville, ruled in Boone circuit court here today. Hamilton is accused of slaying Lafayette Jackson, Indianapolis chain grocery owner. In his first trial, in which jurors were impaneled from Montgomery county, no verdict was reached. Defense attorneys contended that because of the conviction of Charles Vernon Witt, Hamilton’s alleged accomplice, jurors would be predjuiced. Hamilton's second trial begins Nov. 14. Luncheon to Be Held Mrs. E. M. Guthridge, 3037 Park avenue, will be hostess Saturday for a 1 o'clock luncheon to be given by the Ward-Belmont alumnae club. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Guthridge.

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Heiress Seeks Annullment of Her Marriage

By Time* f Special PARIS, Sept. 23.—“1 am expecting an annulment any day—and I am not planning to marry again,” said Mrs. Preston Sturges here to-

day, in answer to a report she already had obtained an annulment of her marriage to the young New York playwright. Mrs. Sturges, the former Eleanor Hutton, society heiress, who eloped with the playwright two years ago, declared that ;he rumor she

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had announced at a night club party granting of a decree, was “absolutley wrong.” 1 lodifie, commonly used as an antiseptic, is being used as the active material in a storage battery.

WIFE-BEATER BETS6O DAYS Mate Doesn’t Make Money: Hubby Swats Her. When James Edwards’ wife couldn’t produce as much money as he thought she should, she was knocked unconscious and beaten severely, Mrs. Edwards testified in court of Municipal Judge Clifton R. Cameron today. Edwards denied the charge, telling the judge, “I didn't hit her. She fell downstairs." “I don't believe you are telling the truth,” Cameron replied. “Ten dollars and costs and sixty days on the state farm.” SLEEPS DOUBLED UP KNOXVILLE. Tenn., Sept. 23. The doctor came around to take Henry Munday’s temperature and nearly jumped out of his shoes. He found Henry calmly sleeping with his head on his feet. After being awakened Henry explained that he was an acrobat and often fell asleep in that odd position.

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Damage to Car Taken to Court by Lupe Velez

By Time* Special HOLLYWOOD, Cal., Sept. 23. Pretty Josefina Valex de Vallalobos, whose name in the films happens to be Lupe Velez, walked into the county building at Los Angeles

Thursday and helped her attorneys file suit for $343 against H. B. Warner, movie actor. Jose f ina—or Lupe charged her little automobile was struck by Warner's big machine, and reduced to junk. She alleged the car was worth just $343.

Perhaps Warner didn’t think so. So, at any rate, Lupe went to court about it. If they have a jury, what chance has Warner?

PLANE STUNT IS FILMJEATURE Daredevil Performs for Universal News Reel. Amazing scenes of a daredevil who transfers from a low-flying plane to the top of a speeding sedan at seventy miles an hour are to be seen in the current issue of The Indianapolis Times-Universal Newsreel. Graham McNamee, ace radio announcer and the screen's talking reporter, describes the hazardous feat, which is performed by J. D. Pate, famous stuntster, at Muroc, Cal. The atmospheric convection cur- ! rents caused by the heat in the dry I lake region makes the attempt espe- j daily dangerous. Bumpy air caused ; failure several times, during one of which Pate becomes so exhausted j j hanging from the wing of the plane that he is able to hold on only by gripping a section o! the fabric with his teeth. He fainted when he regained the cockpit on his trial. Many other important and interesting events are reported by Me-

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Namee, including dedication of the Marne Victory monument at Meaux. France, the annual “Across Rome” endurance sw'imming race in the River Tiber, and the sixty-sixth annual encampment and reunion of the Grand Army of the Republic at Springfield, HI. Scenes of a fanner who makes more money carving funny faces in melons than he can by raising them for the market; views of a “spite” house decorated fantastically by its owner, a New Jersey woman, and feeding-time closeups of the only walrus in captivity in the United States also are shown in the reel.

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DEBATES SCHEDULED FOR INDIANA U. TEAM Four Big Ten Teams Placed on Forensic List. By Time Special BLOOMINGTON. Ind.. Sept. 23. During the first seme iter, the In-

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diana university debating team wilt hold debates with Purdue university, University of Michigan, University of lowa, and Ohio State university,’ according to Donald Bowen, debating coach. Other schools, not in the Big Ten. will be scheduled for debates with the Hoosier forensic team. '