Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 June 1939 — Page 16
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. Morals Testimony Opens
of committing immoral acts betere| a woman and a detective posing as jo; witness today. a movie writer. vited to the pastor's ‘a champagne party.
LOS ANGELES, June 22 (U. PO.) —Testimony of such a nature that minors were excluded from the courtroom began today at the trial of Rev. Joe Jeffers and his wife, Zella Joy, on four felony charges.
The free-lance preacher and his attractive brunet wife are accused
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| the alleged acts. ‘The state was | prepared to show the picture. Prosecutor Erhest Roll called Marguerite Morgan as his first maJeffers invited They had been in- jor to the champagne party along apartment for| with vincent Higgins, the District | Attorney's detective. Higgins had
The six men and six women of the been assigned to investigate Jeffers,
| jury,
all married, said they would the prosetutor said, because the
not be shocked by extraordinary minister had been suspected of testimony or by a motion picture of ‘smuggling activities.
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LEGION INVITES WAR GENERALS T0 CONVENTION
for Chicago Conclave Is Received From 47 Leaders.
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CHICAGO, June 22 (U. P). Forty-seven wartime generals al-| ready have accepted invitations to! be distinguished guests of the Amer | ican Legion at its annual national convention here, Sept. 25 to 28. It will make this one of the greatest ‘assembly of generals in the peace‘time history of the United States. | The list of acceptances thus far includes one full general, one lieu- | tenant-general, 21 major generals jand 24 brigadier generals. Nearly {all of them now are on the retired | list. Heading this starred array of wartime officers will be Gen, {Charles P. Summerall, formér comImander of the ist Division of the | American Expeditionary Forces in! France. The rank of general was { bestowed upon him Feb. 23, 1929.
Marne Hero Coming
The only lieutenant-general who will be at the Chicago convention will be Robert L. Bullard, also of (the 1st Division. He is the one who
| wrote that famous msesage at the | {opening of the Second Battle of the | { Marne, July, 1918, concluding with | [the words, ° 'attack.” | Outstanding among the major | {generals who expect to attend will} be Charles Gates Dawes, who was! ‘general purchasing agent of the A. | |E. F.; Edward A. Kreger, Ft. Lewis.y ‘Wash, who was Acting Judge Ac-| |vocate of the A. E. F.; Ernest Hinds, | ‘Ft. Sam Houston, Tex., who was chief of artillery of the A. E. F.;| Robert C. Davis, New York, N. Y. | [who was adjutant general of the| |A. B. F.; Amos A Fries, Washing-! ton, chief eof the chemical warfare section of the A. E. F; Wm. S| Graves, Shrewsbury, N. J. {manding officer of the A. E. F. in| Siberia; Johnson Hagood. San An-| |tonio, Tex. chief-of-staff of the] service of supplies, A. E. F.; Lucius R. Holbrook, Washington; Percy P.! | Bishop, Omaha, Neb., and Frank S.| | Cocheu, Washington, all of the gen- | eral staff.
Includes Marine's Chief
Other major generals who hone! ‘to attend will include Thomas Hol- | comb, Washington, commandant of | of the U. S. Marine Corps; Ewing Chicago, T7th Division; | Preston Brown, Vineyard Haven! | Mass., Third Division; Peter C. Har- | | ris, Washington, of the adjutant {general's department; Charles E | | Kilbourne, Lexington, Va. 29th Di-| | vision, Frank Parker, Washington, ¥irst| Division: Rov Hoffman, Oklahoma! City, Okla., 36th and 93d Divisions; | John A. Hulen, Ft. Worth, Tex, 36th | Division; John Francis O'Ryan, New | [ York, 27th Division; Albert Hazen Blanding, Washington, Chief of the] National Guard Bureau. and Archi-| (bald H. Sunderland, Washington, | [chief of coast artillery, i The man under whose direction all of America’s wartime canton-| ments were built will be at the Chi-| cago convention. He is Brig. Gen. |Richard C. Marshall Jr. of Washington. He supervised 400,000 men (who were engaged on the 800 mil-| [lion dollar army camp and canton-| {ment building program during the [World War, Hines Will Attend
Another distinguished wartime general who is going to the von[vention will be Brig. Gen. Frank |'T. Hines of Washington, who was, chief of embarkation during the! | war. | Brig. Gen. William W. Harts, | | Madison, Conn., who was chief-of-| [staff of the American Army of] | Occupation in Germany, will at-| tend. Sc will Brig. Gen. Samuel D.| 'Rockenback, Tunnel Hill, Ga. who | ‘was chief of the tank corps of the! A. EB. F. Other noted brigadiers who have | sent acceptances include Charles W. Barber, N=w York, N. Y., 20th Di-| vision: Charles S. Blakely, Louis-| ville. Kv.: Beverly F. Browne, Front Royal, Va. 1st Division; Charles Crawford, Paola. Kas. 3d Division; Brice P. Disque, New York, who was in charge of the spruce pro[duction division. bureau of aircraft production; Gordan G. Heiner, Bal- | timore, 80th Division field artillery; Hugh S. Johnson, Washington, oon Division, lecturer and columnist; Charles W. Kutz, Washington, ‘services of supply. A. E. F,; George | W. Meclver, Washington; William | K. Naylor, Sields-Sewickley, Pa. | {33d Division. |
James A. Ryan, Evanston, Ill; {Alexander MacKenzie Tut hill! Phoenix, Ariz, 40th Division, and | now adjutant general of Arizona; Frank B. Watson, Washington; Harry E. Wilkins, Des Moines, Towa, | general supply depot, New York; Charles Henry Cole, Boston, 26th | | Division; Samuel McRoberts, Mt. | Kisco, N. Y, ordnance division; [Charles Irving Martin, Topeka, | ‘Kas. 35th Division; John Hemy| Sherburne, Brookline, Mass., 26th Division, and Robert Eugene Steiner, Montgomery, Ala, 3ist Di-| vision, . |
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