Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 July 1939 — Page 9

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BOYS SAYS AT ., COURT HEARING

* Suspected Slayer of Attica

=. Girl Held at State ** Reformatory.

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“PENDLETON, Ind, July 27 (U. BD; ~—Thomas A. Boys, 27-year-old greenskeeper charged with

Attica oe attack-slaying of Elizabeth De!

* Biuicker, was held at the State Re-

formatory today after pleading not: i

guilty in a Covington Justice of ‘the

Peace Court yesterday.

“Penying 4 charge of murder in

the pérpetration of a felony, he was held for the Fountain County

Giand Jury without bond by Jus-

ul of the Peace James A. Neal. | . His Second Arraignment

‘¥t was his second arraignment. Hp previously refused to plead until aftorneys were appointed for him. » Oliver James and Robert Clemence, * Covington attorneys, appeared for him yesterday. “The, story of the death of the 11-year-old Aftica grade school pupil} was related again in court during the hearing. Among the witnesses was Omer L. Stewart, private detective who led the party that found the girl's body in a shallow grave at the edge of the Harrison fills golf course where Boys was employed.

@ Uncle Tells of Identification

‘Raymond, De Sutter, uncle of the d girl, described his identifica@on of the body and Dr. J. Roy Burlington, Attica physician, tesed that the girl was strangled to dpath and said he believed she’ was inally assaulted. «Deputy Sheriff George Keller, who Was present when Boys allegedly Rade a confession which he refused te sign, described the story which the greenskeeper told his: question-

Mr. and Mrs. PeteriDe Bruicker, parents of the slain 1, stood in

e courtroom doorway throughout ¥ Qe examination.

.QULVER RIDERS LEAVE ON HIKE

00 Summer Cavalry School - Students Join in Annual Event. 2 Times Special -

+CULVER, Ind, July, 27.—One Hundred students in the summer cavalry school at Culver Military Academy today began the first leg of a 200-mile hike through northern Ifidiana and southern Michigan, >The hike, which is an annual affair at Culver, will last until next Rilestay; including stops at eight

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3 HELD AFTER RIOT AT BRIDGE

Fourth Freed on Bail: Work | On Project Halted for - Conferences. 7

BOONVILLE, Ind. July 27 (U. P.) —Three Evansville men were held today by Sheriff Gus Barclay on charges of rioting in connection with a labor dispute which flared at a nonunion bridge project near Millersburg Tuesday One man was killed and several others injured.

This particular raccoon, who: is

four months old and an orphan of the woods near Franklin, cares nothing for mechanical contraptions like a camera when-it's feéding time. He is ‘smart "and: active “and is ‘constantly teasing his master, Guy

H. Service, R. R: 6, Franklin, for a new bottle of milk, even though he may just have finished one.

He is one of a long string of * coons

i for: a store robbery.

Times’ Photo.

Only Franklin Man's Dog Protests Keeping It as Pet |

‘serve a 10-year tern for first-degree burglary.

‘WASHINGTON, Ind, July 27 (U. P.).—William Condra, 21, ‘Washington, was to be taken: to the Pendle: ton State: Reformatory today to

Police said he admitted robbing

AFTER ANDERSON BUDGET

have been given five-month ‘sentences at the state prison farm on charges “of “assault and battery. following a labor ‘dispute at’ a brick yard here last month. They: were accused of part ling in the wrecking of a loaded truck which wis being driven from the yard. . (five homes here recently. ‘Previous= torn a ly he had received a suspended term | ase’

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X¥iibs Butler, their at-

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old. Mr. Service found ‘this’ one i when it was about four days eld and [§ satisfied himself that the mother

was dead before he ‘adopted: it. Mr. Service’s dog doesn’t like the

idea. When the new ’coon is -out| in the yard, the dog must be penned |: up, since dogs always think it "is|} open season on-‘coons. When the | ’coon wants to get rid of the dogll he cimbs a small tree in the yard |{

and sleeps. peacefully upside down

Mr. Service ‘has had as pets, and |while the dog bays a ‘Prolonged Ba one of them lived ‘to be - 10 years frustrated bay,

They were James and Marvin Mayberry and Hobart Payton. All were held in lieu of $500 bond. Sheriff Barclay indicated -that he would awrest Several others on similar charges.

Organizer Furnishes Bail

John. Soucie, also of Evansville, a union organizer, was arrested on aj. rioting charge the night of the fight, but furnished $500 bail. George Felk, a Millersburg laborer on the project, was held without charge for Grand Jury action. Sheriff Barclay said that Felk had admitted that he shot John Pilkelton, 35, fatally, during the struggle, and slightly wounded George Hammond, another laborer.

Work on Project Closes

Work on the project was closed today and State Labor Department mediators were reported. fo be conferring with O. P. Ollinger of Huntingburg, the contractor, and union officials regarding a settlenient. Mr. Ollinger said the trouble was “uncalled for’ and charged that he offered to unionize the bridge proj«ct as the union demanded but that the union wanted him to unionize a road construction project which he also is directing. This he would not do, he said.

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ANDERSON, Ind, avi . P). —A city budget raising the Civil | ~ Mr. City tax rate for flext year 7% cents Biv was ready today for presentation to] Hcach the City Council by EB J :MeCarel, controller, ~~ “The rate was raised to’ 8% cents to pay increased fees in- connection

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“Grig. Gen. LR. G R. Gignilliat, presidént of the board of directors of Culver Military Academy, left tlfs week for the San Francisco Fair, _ where he wi participate in “Culver ¥ Day” ceremonies at the Fair nexi Wednesday. «Culver will be the only school to be honored with a special day 'e at the San Francisco exposition. As a feature of the day, Kent Terwilliger, Pasadena, Cal, will be awarded the Emily: Jane Culver « SSholarship.

* VELMA PUTS ESCAPE " BLAME ON ANOTHER

DALLAS, Tex, July 27 (U. P)— The drab jail cell finale of murderess Velma West's “one last fling” +» of freedom smothered her cheef-

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al rnately cursed and joked with officers who captured her in a Dallas rooming house Tuesday night, she told them today that Mary Ellen Richards, the fugitive caught | ;. with her, conceived, engineered and led the break in which two other @ Women fled. wAlthough it may mean an extension of her 10 to 20-year sentence on a-forgery conviction, Miss Richreadily admitted her leadership the plot and its execution. She was not angry at her companion for “squealing.” =Officials of the Ohio institution ve here Friday to return the fhgitives. Mrs. West's sentence is fer life.

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’ Times Special #GREENCASTLE, Ind. July 27.— ta Theta Pi fraternity and Kappa Alpha Theta sorority ranked first fi scholarship among fraternal ornizations® at DePauw University r the second semester of the 19382 school year, the registrar’s office gnnounced today. sFlorence Hall, men’s dormitory, led the entire rating-sheet of student

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