Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 214, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 November 1935 — Page 18

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OHIO DETECTIVE 'GETS' HIS MAN AND KEEPS HIM Refuses to Permit Keller to Leave Train to Testify in Dean Trial. BV ARCH STEINF.L When Detective James Cleary. Cincinnati, gct..s hLs ' man’’ hr holds on to him and even the honeyed words of Prosecutor Herbert M. Spencer, Marion County, can not budge him from his purpose—to deliver his prisoner to the Cincinnati police. It was because of Detective Cleary's stubbornness, supplemented by the refusal of Richard Keller, alleged player, to testify that the trial of Willie Mason and Edward <Foggy) Dean is just a repetition of other Mason and Dean trials today. Prosecutor Spencer had hopes of tossing a. bombshell by intercepting Keller rn route to Cincinnati to face murder chargers and calling him to the witness stand to tell how Dean is alleged to have told Keller that Dean participated in the Peoples Motor Coach Cos. holdup. Keller, accompanied by Detective MeCkary and a Cincinnati prosecutor, arrived in Indianaopli c p m. yesterday. Detective Seems Angered Mr. Spencer, Humphrey Harrington, deputy prosecutor; Ray Seine’, prosecutor's investigator, and Morns Corbin and Emmett Staggs, Indianapolis detectives, boarded the Rig Four train with an entourage of newspaper men and photographer?;. Pounding like riveters on the stateroom door the party finally heard a gruff “What do you want?” Irom Mr. Cleaiy. "We want your man to testify at the D"an trial. He has made a statement aeainst Dean and we want him to verify that statement,” the prosecutor raid.

Hollises to Leave Train "Nothin'? doing, sorry, but we're not leaving this train,” retorted Mr Cleary standing with one foot in the doorway. "But didn't you get a wire from your chief telling you it was all right for you to stop over?” lie was a.'-k-’. Tt seemed Mr. Cleary had received no wire and even if h n had he would have k >p' on traveling until he arrived at his destination for he believes th t there's no place like home for a pTwn r- and that home the C ’ r nr and i jail. Yield’. mewhat, he did permit, the r e'-eut.or and his aids to visit with Keller in the stateroom, j More Trouble Ahead But, a c m Mr. Spencer ran into an obstacle. Keller seemed to delight in the upholstery of the stateroom. Indirectly he assured the prosecutor that the ventilation of the train was perfect and that he had no desire to 1 test the ozone of the Marion County Criminal Court, 'Tve troubles enough of my own,” i he said, according to the prosecu- | tor. He admitted the accuracy of a | purported statement which he is said to have marie against Dean, according to Mr. Spencer. "No pictures," added Detective Cleary to the photographers. So that made the visit a total loss for the entire delegation. RUNWAY BEING BUILT i Municipal Airport Improvements Nearing Completion. Workmen were busy today completing the new east-west runway at the Municipal Airport. NishDien-; hart, airport superintendent, said j timber is being cleared on the western side of the field and stakes placed for the new landing surface. Swarthmore Honors City student 1 imra s/n , ini SWARTHMORE, Pa.. Nov. 15. Lewis Bose, Indianapolis freshman at, Swarthmore College, has been named a winner of one of five open scholarships awarded by the school. He is the son of Mrs. Jeanne C. Bose. 26"5 N. New Jersey-st, and pledged to Phi Delta Theta.

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