Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 November 1937 — Page 5

TUESDAY, NOV. 30, 1937

City Must Pay All December Bills Before New Year's Day

City Purchasing Agent Albert Loesche announced today that starting tomorrow the City would make no more purchases this year. Discussion to Follow Taik at “Don’t become excited, though,”®

CIRCUIT JUDGE READY TO DISBAR HOWARD BATES

Local Attorney to Receive Embezzlement Sentence On Saturday.

Howard H. Bates, facing a Federal | Court sentence for embezzlement of $650 from the estate of a ward, is to be disbarred from the practice of law, Circuit Court Judge Earl R. Cox said today. Judge Cox said he would sign the

disharment order following a hear-|

ing on charges brought against Bates | by the Indianapolis Bar Association’s |

grievance committee. The judge said | he would sign the order effective Nov. 29. Supplementary charges, brought | following Bates’ conviction on em- | bezzlement charges in Federal Court two weeks ago, were made part of the record against the lawyer. Made General Denial Bates’ defense was a general denial of the accusations. He consented to making the disbarment effective immediately. Failure of Bates to defend him- | self against the charges of moral turpitude contained in the Bar Association’s complaint grew out of the suggestion of Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell, who is to sentence the former lawyer Saturday. In deferring action until this week, Judge Baltzell asserted Bates never should be permitted to practice law again “in Indiana or elsewhere.” He said he “would conan entry showing Bates had | been disbarred in considering the | sentence to be imposed.” He criticized the Bar Association for failure to prosecute disbarment proceedings in 1935, when similar | charges were made against Bates. Bates was convicted of misappro- | priating proceeds of & Goverment | pension to the daughter of a Civil | War veteran. He repaid the estate | the shortage following an investiga- | tion hy the War Veterans Administration.

MARTHA CODDINGTON | NAMED EDITOR'S AID

| Miss Martha Coddington has | been named assistant editor of the Butler University Alumnus, Prof. | George A. Schumacher, editor and | alumni Sr announced today. | wns wi a member of the 1936 gr ting class. A rove 3 Christmas greeting is he included with the December which is being sent to more | than 4100 alumni and friends. A |! review of the various graduating classes and news about new alumni | clubs also are to be included. | The magazine is published each | month by the alumni 1 Gupasient. |

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INDICTMENT BROUGHT | IN MUNCIE SLAYING

MUNCIE, Nov. 30 (U. P)—! Vaughn Yates, 26-year-old Ten- | nesseean, was under indictment for | first and second degree murder to- | day for the “honor slaying” of Ezra | Cole, 30, Bone Cave, Tenn. Yates told officers, they said, that he killed Cole because he ran off with his 29-year-old sister, Virginia, and was living with her although they were unmarried. The sister, held as a material witness, maintained she was Coesh wife, according to officers.

WOMAN BURNED BY | FLAMES FROM STOVE

Mrs. Georgia Medlin, 32, of 1207 | Prospect St., received bad face burns today when flames burst out of a stove at her home. She was | taken to City Hospital where her |

condition was reported as fair.

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he said. “The approximately $250,- | 000 which we normally would spend | during December will be spent just [the same. It's all because of the new tax law. “Inasmuch as the 1937 Legislature passed a law prohibiting any transfer of funds beginning next year, we must make sure all our bills are paid by midnight of Dec. 31. At | that time, all money left in the de- | partmental budgets reverts to the City general fund. “Therefore, all our December purchases must be paid in the same month and not a month later, as normally. We will be able to do | this, because we know the general

needs of the City and what they | will cost, such as coal, milk, ete. and if any emergency purchases {have to be made, we will ask for [in invoice immediately.”

FARMER KILLED IN SHOTGUN ACCIDENT

NORTH SALEM, Ind, Nov. 30 (U. P.)—Urban L., Williams, 62-year-old Hendricks County farmer living near here, accidentally was shot to death yesterday when his shotgun was discharged ‘as he climbed over a wire fence on a hunting trip. He is survived by his wife and a son, Roger, who found the body.

SCOTTISH RITE SETS CEREMONIES FOR 80

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and | continuing through Dec. 9, ritual- |

49,000 STATE FARMS USING ELECTRICITY

Indiana Is Rated Sixth Rural Power Service.

Fred Bays, Indiana Public Service Commission member, today estimated that approximately 49,000 farms in this State now have electric service. The Edison Electric Institute informed Mr. Bays recently that on Aug. 23 there were 48,345 Indiana farms having electric connections. Since that time approximately 700 farms have been electrified, he said. Indiana now ranks sixth in rural electrification, Mr. Bays said. He| is a member of the special commit- | tee on rural electrification of the National Association of Railroad

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Dale Carnegie, Carnegie Institute of Public Speaking and Human Relations president, New York, will; speak on “How to Win Friends and on the Town Hall Series in the English Theater at 11 a. m., Saturday. Bert C. McCammon, a Carnegie Institute graduate and former class

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