Indianapolis Times, Volume 48, Number 55, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 May 1936 — Page 5

MAY 14, 1936-

YOUNG COUPLE FACES CHARGE OF ABDUCTION Kentuckians Held in Jail Here Under Bond of $15,000. Two youthful Kentuckians are in Jail here today, awaiting trial under the Lindbergh kidnaping law. They are Roger Renick, alias Jake Smith. 21, and Miss Opal Nolen, 22, of Bowling Green. They are charged with having kidnaped a taxi driver in Bowling Green and having forced him to drive them into Indiana. United States Commissioner Fae W. Patrick yesterday placed the couple under $15,000 bond. It was then Renick said that he had never been in trouble before except for being arrested for drunkenness. Then he said quite casually: Shot Not Fatal “Did you kill him?” he was asked. “No,” he replied, "I just hit him in the leg.” “When was this?” ' “Oh, it was a long time ago, In 1929. I was only 14 years old.” “What did you shoot him for?” “Daddy and him was havin’ some trouble and Daddy sent me to the house to get a gun. I brought back iwo and we all started shootin’. I hit him.” Admits Being Drunk Renick testified he and Miss Nolen were drunk when they allegedly forced the cab driver, Ernest Benham, to drive them from Bowling Green to a point south of Brownstown, Ind., where they were arrested. “What was your purpose in all

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this?” Val Nolan, United States attorney, asked Renick. “I don’t know; we w’ere drunk,” Renick answered. Miss Nolen said she had never been arrested before. When it was mentioned that the Bowling Green district is famous for the breeding of race horses, Miss Nolen said that she used to ride horses a good deal herself. "But,” she added, “it looks like it’d be a long time before I ride another one.”

Mrs. Weber Donaldson (left) has been named chairman of the troop committee for the Deaf School Girl Scouts sponsoring a benefit art exhibit and tea Tuesday at the Indiana State School for the Deaf. Funds raised for the exhibit are to be used to send Deaf School Scouts to the Delwood Girl Scout Camp this summer.

REQUIREMENTS ARE MET Lincoln Law School Conforms With Court Stipulations. Standards of Lincoln University Law School are today on a level to conform to requirements laid down by the Indiana Supreme Court, the Board of Trustees announces. The law school, located at Market and Delaware-sts, as to open the first summer term June 8. Edward Lustgarten is president and Edward F. New, dean for the coming year.

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SPEEDWAYHELD LESS PERILOUS THANHIGHWAYS Safety Group Impressed, to Distribute Copies of Pop Myers’ Talk. Officers of the Citizens Safety Committee today were making preparations for the printing and public distribution of a speech delivered yesterday before that organization by T. E. (Pop) Myers, general manager of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The committee acted on a motion made by Wallace O. Lee. Chief Morrissey requested that copies of the talk be turned over to him for distribution among school children. Mr. Myers declared racing on the Speedway was safer than driving in everyday traffic. He said that every race driver was required to pass mental and physical tests, and required to obey driving regulations. He also pointed out that both the cars and track are inspected. Track as Laboratory “Fewer accidents per mile occur on race tracks of the nation than on our streets and highways,” Mr. Myers said. “Hundreds of automobile manuBIG REDUCTIONS ON BRAND NEW Philcs Auto Radios KEMPLER RADIO CO. 36 VA. AVE, K 1-32.35

facturers have spent millions of dollars at the Speedway as well as in their laboratories in the development of safety appliances and apparatus. Twist-proof frames, hydraulic brakes and non-shattering glass are ail products which owe much of their development to our racing plant,” he said. Mr. Myers asserted there was too much “hit and miss” in traffic systems. He declared that a large percentage of the accidents could be avoided through proper education of the driving public. “We don’t want drivers who operate their cars in frenzipd fear either, because the slow drivers also constitute a menace on the highways,” he said. Judgment on Distance The Speedway officials quoted statistics showing that it required 73 feet in which to stop a car traveling 30 miles an hour as compared to 295 feet to stop a car going 70. Mr. Myers said drivers always should keep in mind the distance necessary in which to stop. Mr. Myers revealed that the Impact of a car traveling 60 miles an hour is equivalent to an impact

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