Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 January 1939 — Page 14

OBE BLOCKED IN SHOOTING OF HAMPTON MATE

Dewey Investigators Still “In Dark’ Concerning - Diva’s Husband.

NEW YORK, Jan. 27 (U. P)— The District Attorney’s office announced today that the question, : “Who shot Jules E. Brulatour?” in the neck, - had not been answered ~ satisfactorily by the millionaire] film man, who said he did it himself. accidentally. Confronted by his vague replies and the refusal of his blond wite, . Hope | Hampton, opera and movie singer, to appear before a Grand Jury without a guarantee of immunity, a spokesman for District Attorney Thomas E. Dewey's office said the affair might be turned over to a Grand Jury in its present state. The one thing known for sure was that about 10:30 last Sunday night, Dr. Carl Theobald was summon to the swank Brulatour apartments and was told that Mr. Brulatour had “fallen downstairs” and hurt his head. At Lenox Hill Hospital the wound was found to have been made by a bullet which nipped the 68-year-old millionaire’s right ear and Jodged in the fleshy part of his neck.| Apartment Probed

The wound was slight and the . hospital said Mr. Brulatour could leave any time but he stayed in the threesroom suite he and Miss “Hampton had taken there. He has posted $500 bond on a Sullivan Gun Law charge that carries a maximum - penalty of seven years’ imprisonment. Unable to find the gun or the bullet’ a surgeon had removed, Assistant District Attorney Herman J. McCarthy led a raiding squad to the Brulatour apartment yesterday. They found a blood-stained bathrobe and suede revolver holster made to fit a purse. While they were there, Mr. Brulatour phoned his home from the hospital to speak to Mr. McCarthy, and told him he would have the gun for him in an hour. Previously, Mr. Brulatour had said he “destroyed” the gun Mr. McCarthy Ee Mr. Brulatour to demonstrate how he held

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Roines Club Names Officers—The re-election of Harold Light as president and Charles Angelkovich as secretary of the Roines Club, Manual High School honorary senior boys organization, was announced today. New officers elected were “Tames Van Der Moere, vice president, and Eugene Beard, treasurer. The meeting was held at Mr. Beard’s home and the next meeting will be at Sam Chernin’s home.

Two Fletcher Directors Re-elected -—H. E. Green and Frank Dunlop have been re-elected directors of the Fletcher Avenue Savings and Loan Association for three-year terms, it was announced today. Other directors are J. C. Uhl, Herman W. Kothe, E. H. Parry, Fred T. Reed and Charles R. Yoke. The association plans to move to larger quarters in the-old Farmers Trust Bldg., 150 E. Market St., within a few months.

Honor Dr. Shullenberger -— Dr. W. A. Shullenberger, pastor of the Central Christian Church, was honored last night with a reception in observance of the 13th anniversary of his pastorate at. the church. Members of the 20th Century Class, of which Dr. Shullenberger is teachwere in charge. meeting was held following the reception and all trustees and deacons were re-elected. Samuel Asby is president of the church board.

Believes Counterfeit Ring Here— George B. Loy, Secret Service agent-in-charge here, said today he bei ves a counterfeit ring that has ed about $1000 worth of worthPe $10 bills is centering its activity in Indianapolis. Merchants can detect the bills, he said, because

the engraving is coarse and there}:

are no red and blue silk threads in them.

NOMAD STARVES TO DEATH SEMINOLE, Okla. Jan. 27 (U. P.).—~The hardships of nomadic life were emphasized here with discovery of the body of Jess Foreshee, itinerant. Police said he had starved to death. His body was found in a camp in a clump of weeds near Seminole depot. Lozonia Mortzo, a

Mexican, died of starvation in a shack near here a week before.

the gun when he “shot himself while cleaning it.” Mr. Brulatour became excited. “Please don’t ask me to do that,” he said. “Don't ask me to do it.”

He, refused to touch the gun.

A business].

Phi Kappa Psi Alumni to Meet—

Law Course Is Scheduled—Frank

Indianapolis alumni of Phi Kappa Horack Jr. of the Indiana University}

Psi Fraternity will resume their

School of Law, will give a course in ‘Administrative Law from 7 to 9

monthly meetings with a dinner at}y, m each Monday

6:30 p. m, Monday af the Athenaeum. Thomas A. McMahon is president. :

Precancel Club to Meet—B. G. Bushnell, editor of the first precancel stamp catalog, will speak on

beginning Feb. 6. The course will: be conducted on a discussion basis.

Youth Seeks Father Here—Ever-

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