Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 248, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 February 1933 — Page 6

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CHIEF. JUDGE IN NEW SCRAPs ALL OVER GUN Qu'et Reigns After Flareup Between ‘Head Men’ at Headquarters. Quiet reigned in rhe front line tranches today following renewal Thursday of the war between Chief Mike Morrissey and Municipal Judge William H. Sheaffer. Meanwhile Alfred Pilotto. 22. of Chicago Heights, an alleged gangster, appeared to have carried away temporary honors of the latest battle by winning his freedom on bond on a vagrancy charge. Call for the battle was sounded bv Sheaffer Thuhsday afternoon when attempt was made by attorneys to recover a gun found in possession of Pilotto when he walked into a raid being staged bv police in an apartment at 1220 North Illi-i nois street. v Chief Defies Judge Morrissey, investigating activities ; of the alleged gangster, had ordered the weapon held. Sheaffer ordered the weapon produced in court for the hearing. He dispatched a mes- ! senger to Morrissey’s office. Morrissey retaliated by declining ! to appear and waited until Sheaffer | served on him a forthwith subpena. ! Appearing before the judge, Mor- j ri.-sey declined to produce the revolver, asserting Sheaffer had no Jurisdiction in connection with the weapon. “ A Want That Gun” “I'm not going to argue about it. I want that gu n in court,” sheaffer directed. ’’lll have to get some legal advice.” Morrissey responded. The chief then returned to his office while Sheaffer, remaining in his court for half an hour, finally continued Pilotto’s case until Tuesday ordering the defendant releaseri on bond. The weapon in question, a 38-cali-ber revolver, was found in a handbag being carried by Pilotto, police fn-d Numbers had been filed from the barrel.

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MOTHER SUPERIOR OF CITY CONVENT DEAD Funeral Services Are Held at Sisters of Good Shepherd. Funeral services for Mother Mary cf St. Stanislaus, 76. mother superior of the Sisters of Good Shepherd convent, 111 West Raymond street, who died Wednesday in the convent, were held today in the convent. Burial was to be in the provincial convent cemetery in Carthage, O. Mother Mary had been mother superior in Indianapolis for the last ten years, and had been a sister in the order more than sixty years. Her services also included being mother provincial of the Cincinnati province and later mother superior at the houses in Columbus. 0., and Newport, Ky. She was a resident at Indianapolis convent from 1913 to She served twice as repx-esentative 1916. of the province of Cincinnati to the general chapter of the Sisters of Good Shepheird. The general chapter has supervision over the entire order.

BANKER FREED ON EMBEZZLING CHARGE Case of Pierceton Cashier Is Dismissed. j By Vnited Prm* WARSAW. Ind., Feb. 24 Ertii bezzlement charges returned against Jean Hart, former cashier of the

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Pierceton State bank, nearly two years after the Institution closed, were dismissed on motion of defense counsel by Judge Donald Vander- ; veer in Kosciusko circuit court late j Thursday. Hart was indicted shortly after the bank closed on charges yf accepting ! deposits when he knew the bank I was insolvent. These subsequently were dismissed. The embezzlement charge was returned by the county grand jury last month.

MARION SCHOOL BURNS $45,000 Damage Is Caused When Flames Raze Building. By Vnitfd Prrtf MARION, Ind.. Feb. 24.—Fire destroyed the Washington school here early today. Loss was estimated at $45,000. The Soviet government has established airports along the Arctic coast of Siberia.

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