Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 March 1938 — Page 12

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Federal Court ~ Sentences 20, Sets Trial Dates For 14 Others.

Two Indianapolis men, convicted ‘or sale of marijuana cigarets here, were taken to Federal Reformatory #t Chillicothe, O., today following arraignment before District Judge 12obert C. Baltzell. Charles Denton and William H. Harvey were sentenced to 18 months ind a year ang a day, respectively,

fter they pleaded guilty to selling-

he cigarets. They were among 20 who were sntenced yesterday. . Judge -Baltzell postponed sentencing of 39 others znd set trial dates for ‘14 who centered pleas of not guilty. At the same time, four others were sentenced for participation in z ring which allegedly sold heroin. “William K. Higgins is fo serve a five-year sentence. His wife, Mary, end William Johnson are to serve to ‘0 years. Edward Lynn was sentenced to 18 months for alleged purcase and concealment of heroin.

Trial Set May 6

Judge Baltzell deferred sentencing of Sam Bohard, who pleaded giilty to mail theft from North Side apartment house boxes, pendinz investigation by Adolph Kruse, U. 8S. Probation Officer. Trial of James O. Roark and Jcseph C. Ferguson, both charged w h violation of the White Slave Traffic Act; was set for May 6 before Judge Baltzell. - Three men charged with passing counterfeit coins entered pleas of guilty, but sentencing was deferred pending investigation by Mr. Kruse. They are Fred Frosch, Basil Longest and William Albright. Joe L. Drake, Joe George and James George waived jury trial after entering pleas of not guilty to charges of conspiracy in robbery Fro: m {freight chrs in Southern Inana.

*. Four others who pleaded guilty in

the freight car theft ring are to be sentenced April 29. They are Marvin Roach, Harold B. Veller, Maurice P. Bumen and Clive R. Drake. Lawrence Detroy, 18, of Louisville,

pleaded guilty to theft of 24 cases |

of whisky from a truck near Columbus.’ He is to be sentenced later. Alter pleading guilty to charges of possessing an unlicensed still and unta ged liquor, Joe Bisesi was fined $500 and sentenced to six months imprisonment. eee eee

30 MEN DOUBT THEY

- CAN SHELLACK HANS

- PETLADELPHIA, March 24 (U.

- P.).—Burly Hans Schneider, 56, was

saved by his size when faced by 30 complainants whom he ‘allegedly fleec=d out of various sums. “If you guarantee you'll give this fellow a good shellacking I'll turn

. him loose in your custody,” Magis-

trate Angelo Panetta told the complaints. The assemblage, however, refused the o ‘er. So Schneider was held in $1500 hail.

STUDEBAKER HEAD

GETS SAFETY PRIZE

NEW YORK, March 24 (U.P.)— Paul G. Hoffman, Studebaker Corp. president, was $5000 richer-today for having devoted “many years of service to the cause of street and highway traffic safety.” Mr. Hoffman received the C.-I. T. Safety Foundation’s annual grand award last night for leadership in traffic safety during 1937. Other awards were given for educational motion picture, radio broadcasts and newspaper campaigns. The foundation was established in 1936.

' H. A. Van Dusen of the Gary| &

Post-Tribune won a $250 second prize among editorial writers.

U.S. BOMB SHIPMENTS

TO SPAIN ARE DENIED |i

WASHINGTON, March 24 (U. P.). —The. State Department formally

plied on Jan. 8, 1937.

issued in refutation of reports that some of the aerial bombs used in Rebel aerial attacks on Barcelona had been manufactured in the United States. ;

had been made “by persons- who were uninformed as to the facts.”

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