Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 July 1939 — Page 10

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uly, —George Felk, 35, Mil esburg laborer, will be arraigned here today on a . manslaughter charge in: connection with a fatal shooting diifing a labor riot at Millersburg Tuesday.

Felk is charged with killing John i. Pilkelton, 35, Elberss 1d, during’ aj: . fight at a non-u on ridge project. before. Justice}:

‘He will be arraigni of the Peace Rev. Edwin Kitt.

Four other men were held on riot- H

‘ing charges brought by Sheriff Gus

. Barclay of Warrick County, one man “

had’ pleaded guilty and paid. a on similar charges; and eight oh : had provided $500 bond for . theirk freedom on the sathe charges. :

; Nine Arrested Sheriff Barclay arrested nine men on the rioting charges yesterday and} held warrants for three others whom |. he has been unable to serve. . - : Held today were Gene Alvah wil-} kinson, Bert Stevens, James Mayber= ry and Hobart Payton, all of Evansville. Wilkinson and Stevens' were arrested late yesterday while May-~ berry and Payton were picked up Wednesday by Mr: Barclay. : . Freed on $500 bond were. John Soucie, Evansville union organizer, who was arrested Tuesday night after the riot; George Hammond, who was slightly. jojured in the riot; his| father, George “A. Hammond; Lawrence Grimwood, "Oscar Alms and Harold Fisher, all of Millersburg; Marvin Mayberry of -Evansville, and William Goldsberry of Spotsville, Ky.

Leach Pleads Guilty

James Leach, also of Evansville, who, was arrested yesterday, appeared before Judge Pro Tem. Sylvester T. De Forest in Warrick Circuit Court and pleaded guilty. to the rioting charge. He paid a fine of $25 and costs of $13. He was also given a suspended . sentence . of three months in the County jail. Mr, Barclay today held warrants for Bernard Frisby of Millersburg - and Ira Allgood .and James Harold Work, both of ‘Evansville, "but had been unable to serve them. He sdid he expected to arrest these men today.

Nine - Released After

South Bend Inquiry

SOUTH BEND, Ina. July 28 (U. P.) .—Police today released nine men held without charge during an investigation into attacks on four homes of non-union employees of the Singer Manufacturing Co. Rocks were thrown through the windows i of two of the homes while acid was

YOUTH STRANGLES

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religious freedom were set: up. today

World Alliance. “The ‘Alliance, in adoptitig’ a series of resolutions setting forth Baptist |ideals of religious freedom, ‘racial

two deputations to make representa-

tions to the Ambassadors to the|’ United States from Rumania: and;

Bile. t t of th ‘de putations Appointment, - o e ‘de was left to Dr. George W. Truett

‘| of: the Alliance.

+ 112,000,000 Baptists to adoptia ¢ourse of “study and action” in behalf" of : a new peace plan ‘advocated by a Times-Acme Telephoto. |Special Baptist peace commission.

John Pilkelton of _Elberfield, : Ind, victim in a fatal shooting | BACHELOR NEVER LONELY

Aduring a labor riot ¢ Millersburg. |. ‘BROOKS, Me., July 28 (U.-P.).— Dg 878 at MI % |John Leonard, 83, last. survivor. of

sine children, never married. But he says he isn’t lonely because his 11 cats “pinch-hit for grandchildren; I haven’t got.”

IN PROWESS TEST

OTTAWA, III, July 28 (U.P).— Seventeen-year-old ‘Boyd Saleda was a firm believer in physical culture—proud of his own feats of endurance. He had a gymnasium in the nay. loft of his father’s barn and spent much of his time there practicing | ton a trapeze and other body-build-ing apparatus. To build his neck muscles he would tie a rope to a rafter, place a loose noose around | his neck and, using. his hands to]

EASTMANOR Beene he ope from beéoming too lt AGF A FOLDING noe brother, Francis, went to the Gameras-Spegial

loft yesterday and found him dead, || dangling at the end of the rope. : The Coroner’s jury returned this : verdict: “Strangulation while per- 0 Ee forming athletics. » ! :

We also carry a com

MICHIGAN CITY BOY DROWNS AT BEACH plete line of EASTMAN bs and AGFA film and ac

MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, July 28 cessories. (U.P.).—Cornelius Aiken, 13-year-old son of the Rev. and Mrs. James Aiken, drowned yesterday at the Pay Weekly or Monthly west beach here. He apparently suf- No Carruin e. fered an attack of cramps or be- y- 7 Chary 2

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S. s. KRESGE CO. Pennsylvania and Washington Sts.

INDIANA FUR COMPANY

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KAY JEWELRY COMPANY

137 W. Washington St. Open 8:30 to 5 P. M.

RINNE’S—Combined With INDIANA MUSIC COMPANY

115 E. Ohio St.

MERIT SHOE STORES

Thrift ent, Merchants Bank Bldg. 118 E. Betts Bases 332-334 W. Washington St. : 930 ‘So, Meridian St. - 1108 Shelby St.

STOUT’S 5 SHOE STORES

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KINNEY’S

138 E. Washington St. Open till 9 P. M.

STANLEY Credit Jewelers 113 W. Washington St.

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SACKS BRCS.

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THE PANTS STORE 48 W. Ohio St.—Open till 9 P. M.

G:C. MURPHY’S 5 ‘AND 10

Hlinois and Market

GUARANTEE TIRE & RUBBER CO.

502 N. CAPITOL 3226 x 10TH ST. 211 S. (3) 211 5606 E. WASHINGTON her Go LLE( i 3012 NORTHWESTER: RN 938 RCIA AVE!

WINDSOR JEWELRY Co.

. 135 N. Illinois—Open tn 6 P. M.

HUDGI NSCARTER CO. 24 North: Meridian 183 N. Hineis—Open tn 9: 30 P.M

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THE STAR STORE Open Until 6 P, M.

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KIRK FURNITURE CO. 25 Ww. - Washington St.

RITES SHOPS

Open Until 8 o’Clock Saturday Night 43-45 So. linois §

MILTON'S Credit Jewelers

Open 9 P. M. Saturdays—6 P. M. Week Days 21 So. Illinois St.

ROGERS & CO. SQUARE DEAL JEWELERS, 5 N. ILLINOIS ST. 8:30 A. M. TO 5:00 P, M.

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