Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 July 1938 — Page 9

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 9

|STOLEN AUTO FOUND | ‘WITH CORPSES ASHES

| Elsworth

FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1938 Active in Christian Endeavour Jubilee

Theft of the car in Ottawa was [ing but by that time, police said, vito Steranzer opened his front | BETTERSHOES for LESS reported by a man who said he was | Mr. Woods had disappeared. door today after being disturbed by |

A Woods of Boise, Ida. | Authorities had no information| the persistent ringing of the bell, | K ! pd bd a Y ' S

MONTREAL, July 8 (U, P).— 138 E. Washington St.

| Police today found a stolen automobile—and an urn containing the

The automobile, which besides the | concerning the identity of the ashes | his wife fell into his arms—dead. A urn alse contained several hundred jor what the urn was doing in the | doctor said she died of a heart at- | dollars worth of clothing and lug- automobile.

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Times Photo. of the capital district of the Christian Endeavour Union; Miss Frances Moore of Englewood Christian | Church league, and Rev. George Sweet, state executive secretary.

These persons held important posts in the Christian Endeavour Society golden jubilee here Thursday, as young people gathered for the convention. Left to right, above, are Edward Atkin, president

GROUP SESSIONS ARE SET TODAY

UE to the recent unfavorable weather and the lull in genera. business conditions, wew find ourselves

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Seck Motive in Mysterious Death of Attractive Widow

CENTRALIA, Iil, July 8 (U. P.).—Police attempted today to straighten out several puzzling features of the death of Mary Britton, 29, an attractive widow, who was found shot through the heart last night on the bedroom floor of an expensively furnished Centralia home. A revolver | was found on the bed. A note, addressed to Elvin Satter-®— -

1, owner of the home and head | Indicated that the case was one ol of an automobile agency, was | SUICICE, It said in part:

Organization Is Lauded by Prof. Griffeth; Dr. Evans Welcomes Delegates.

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Group sessions for study and di cussion, followed by election of officers this afternoon formed today's program for more than 600 delegates to the golden jubilee convention of the Indiana Christian Fndeavor Union which opened here yesterday Meetings are held Christian Church and last night Prof. Ross J. Griffeth, Butler University, told the convention that people of today have in them the onlv solution to problems of the

at the Central

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personal and social day.” Hy effective organization of far carrving on the Christian ideals Dr. Ernest N. Bvans, Church dianapolis executive

is the most anv time spirit of

istian Endeavor

Yederation E Ii se welcomed the yay, deputy

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retarv., vesterday delegate city controller as 4a

MARSHALL AND NEAL EXECUTED

Youths Die in Chair for Slaving of Druggist in | $1.26 Holdup. |

MICHIGAN CITY, July 8 (U. P.) —Vurtis Neal, 22, and Hugh Mar- | shall Jr., 19, who committed murder | to obtain $1.25, were executed early | today in the State Prison electric | chair, Marshall, Madison, Ind. youth, was the first to walk to the death | chamber. The current was turned on at 12:08 a. m. and he was pronounced dead at 12:12 a. m, Three minutes later Neal was strapped to the chair and he was pronounced dead at 12:19 a. m. I'hroughout the dav, the youths’ attorneys had tried desperately to stay their executions, first in the | Shelby Circuit Court, where they | were convicted, then in the State | Supreme Court and finally before | Governor Townsend Both ate hearty fried chicken, fren green beans, biscuits and pineapple pie and one pint cream apiece. Spend Last Hours Their last hours were spent writ. ing letters to friends and relatives. Earlier in the day, Marshall had been visited bv his father, a hrothel David, and two friends, Miss Fhent Ernst and Miss Mary Chevaler, all of Indianapolis. Marshall was baptized by a Catholic priest in his “death row” cell a few hours! before going to the chair Neal had no visitors during the | day The two vouths were convicted of the slaving of William Bright, Indianapolis druggist, on Jan. 3, 1937. When Mr a red light at a street intersection, they climbed inside, waved guns m his face and ordered him to drive south into Shelby County. On a country road they ordered him from the car into a cornfield. They shot him, found $1.26 in his pockets and dumped the body into a nearby river. They were arrested several days later.

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The State Supreme Court upheld their death sentences several weeks | ago, and Wednesday denied a pe-| tition for a rehearing. Attornevs vesterday filed a writ of error coram nobis in Shelby Circuit Court in an efiort to halt the execution, but the Supreme Court refused to grant a stay. refused to intervene

Governor Townsend likewise | and women

crumpled beneath her body. It accused him of having fallen in love with another girl Police Chief William Kaelin said Mr. Satterlee had admitted having | provided a home for Miss Britton three years and had told her | vesterday that like we have been.” | “The case looks like suicide.” Chief Kaelin said, “but there are several peculiar angles we haven't figured out vet.”

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Fired Twice He said the revolver had been fired twice, but that no trace of the | second bullet had been found. Bloodstains were found on the walls of the stairwav to the second floor and on a coffee pot in the kitchen. upholstery on several chairs had been ripped to shreds and the glass in a china closet and a floor lamp had been broken. “The physician who examined the body said death was instantaneous,” Chief Kaelin said. “Therefore, we do not believe Miss Britton could have caused the bloodstains around the house. Another thing. a woman visiting next door reported that | she had heard cries for help in the Satterlee home yesterday after-

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noon He said scratches had been found | on Miss Britton’s hands and wrists. | was nearly nude when | found, ‘Cut on Glass’

“We are working on one theory,” | he said, “that she was driven hy |! jealousy to break up the house

furnishings and cut her hand on the closet glass in doing so.” He said Mr. Satterlee had pur- | chased the home only a month ago.

| Mr. Satterlee is married and the | father

of one child. He and a]

| friend, Arthur Donie, reported to |

police that they had found the body | at 6 p. m, after they had returned | from a business trip to St. Louis. Chief Kaelin said the note had

TOLEDO ADOPTS CITY ANTICHISELING LAW

TOLEDO, July 8 (U. P). — An antichiseling ordinance which provides a fine of $100 or 30 days’ jail sentence for falsifying applications for relief, changing relief orders. and not reporting change in financial status, has been adopted by the City Council.

“we can't live here | |

“I have lived with you as man and wite for three years. I love you and you have fallen in love with someone else. Love, Mary.” Miss Britton’s husband died several years ago and she resumed her maiden name.

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BRITISH WORRIED BY ANTAGONISM IN U.S.

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