Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 December 1940 — Page 6

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"IN MURDER CASE

lleged Accomplice ‘© to Testify Against Hawkins Today.

~NEW ALBANY, Ind, Dec. 19 (U. P.).—Clementine Luttrell, 117,

' © Livermore, Ky., an alleged accom-

.. plice, was expected to testify for the " @tate today in the murder trial of ie: gfnte ci. Hawkins, 24, Munfordville, 7 Ye. * Hawkins faces a murder charge in . Floyd Circuit Court in connection ~ with the kidnap-slaying last May of Edmund Davis, 36-year-old Jeffer- ~. sonville taxicab driver.

Prosecutor Frank E. Lorch called the girl after a murder charge against her was dismissed in Clark Circuit Court, making it possible for her to testify without incriminating herself,

Confession Claimed

State witnesses yesterday included State Police detectives who testified that Hawkins wrote a statement in their presence confessing the fatal bludgeoning of Davis. In its opening statement the 8tate demanded the death penalty and said it would attempt to show the defendant was sane at the time ‘of the slaying. The defense said it would try to prove that Hawkins was under the influence of whisky and marijuana cigarets when the crime was committed.

Trace Trio’s Movements

Sixteen other witnesses appeared for the State. as-it attempted to trace the movements of Hawkins, Miss Luttrell and James Hayden, 21, also indicted in the slaying, before and after the body of Davis was found in a clump of weeds near Jeffersonville, = Employees of the cab company where Davis worked identified Hawkins at the man who, with another youth and a girl, entered the victim’s cab the night he was slain.

‘WAR TO REDUCE TULIPS

HARTFORD, Conn., Dec. 19 (U.P). «—Many American gardens will show the effects of the war by the time spring rolls around again. Horticulturists fear that few tulip bulbs will be obtainable from Holland, . with result that the colorful plants will not be present in the spring * beds in their usual abundance.

Employees Hold Party—Thirtyfive employees of the Betty Gay Shop, 5 Ej Washington St., were

entertained last night at their an-,

nual Christmas Party held in the Canary Cottage. Gifts were exchanged and Harold Mercer, manager of the shop, was toastmaster.

Deaf to Give Pageant—Twentyfive Indiana State School for the Deaf pupils will present a pageant at 2:30 p. m. today at the school. Guests will be other pupils and the teaching staff.

Veterans Sponsor Party — The Osric Mills Post 162, American Legion, will hold a Christmas party for children Friday at 6:30 p. m. at the Central Avenue Methodist Church.

Party at Indiana Central=Indiana Central College students and faculty members will hold their annual formal Christinas dinner at 5:45 p. m. today in the Dailey Hall dining room at the school. Miss Marjorie Hill, a junior, has arranged a program of Christmas music.

Optimists to Hold Party—The Indianapolis Optimist Club will hold

its regular Christmas party at noon tomorrow in the Columbia Club.

Children to Be Feted—Members of Sigma Nu, Butler University social fraternity, will treat 15 Indianapolis children to a holiday dinner and Christmas presents at the chapter house tonight.

50 Boys to Be. Guests—More than 50 boys will be guests of the Indianapolis Exchange Club tomorrow noon in the Hotel Severin for dinner and Christmas gifts.

Employees to Dine—The Eagle Machine Co., Inc., will hold its annual employees’ Christmas party tomorrow evening at Holly Hock Hill. A chicken dinner will be served and gifts will be exchanged. Charles W. Yount is president of the employees’ organization and Ruth Yount is

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