Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 May 1941 — Page 22

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TO SEE SALUTE

+ : . 14 Dealers in Group Flying To N. Y. for Maj. Bowes ~ Radio Hour.

Officers of 14 local Chrysler Corp. dealerships will fly by a chartered American Airlines plane -to ' New . York tomorrow to attend the Maj. Edward Bowes Amateur Hour salute to Indianapolis. - With them. will be Frank Mc? Grath, district manager here for the Chrysler Sales Corp.; T. E. (Pop) Myers, Speedway general manager; Wilbur Shaw, three-time winner of the 500-mile classic, and Walter I. -Longsworth, Chamber of Com- . merce president. It will be the first time an entire Plymouth organization from any city has attended the broadcast which is sponsored by Chrysler. On the way to LaGuardia Airport the plane will circle for half an hour over Washington and New York City. : They’ll Make Trip . Dealers who will make the trip are: O. A. Birr, president of O. A. Birr Motors, Inc.; Paul Mason, general manager of Capitol Motors Co.; H. E. Fadely, president of Fadely Anderson, Inc.; B. T.- Gates, president of Gates Motors, Inc.; John A. * Murphy, president of Inland Motors, Inc.; O. M. Janes, partner of Jones Auto Co.; A. R. Jones, president of Jones.& Maley, Inc.; H. M. Knjppenberg, president of Knippenberg Motors, Inc.; D. J. Rodocker, president. of Rodocker Motors, Inc.; James C. Scanlan, president of Scanlan Sales Co.; Thomas O’Brien, secretary-treasurer of SullivanO’Brien, Inc.;. C. H. Wallerich, president of C. H. Wallerich Co.; D. E. Wedding of the D. E. Wedding Co., and Joseph B. Wiles, president of Wiles-Johnson Motors, Inca Among the amateurs on the program (WFBM, 7 p. m.) will be a 21-year-old Butler University student, Thomas Howard of 1215 E. New York St. Mr. Howard, a baritone who was chosen by an elimination contest recently, is a graduate of Cathedral High School. and has appeared in several Civie. Theater. productions. : :

Mayor Proclaims Day

In recognition of the salute, Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan has proclaimed tomorrow. as ‘Maj. Bowes Day.” ; To A special battery of 75 telephones has been installed ‘at’ the phone company to receive votes cast by local listeners between 7 p. m. and 8:30 p. m. Votes may be cast by dialing GEneral 2211. The name and address of the first and 200th local voter will be read over the coast-to-coast network by . Maj. Bowes. >

AIDS FOR W. H. S. ROUNDUP GHOSEN

_ Roscoe Layton, Washington High School Alumni Association president, has announced chairmen’ of committees for the annual Alumni Roundup to be held from 9:30 to 12:30 a. m.,, June 7, in the Boys’ Gymnasium. They include: Irvin Scott, tickets; Chester McNearney, decorations; * Mr. Layton, refreshments; Miss Cathryn. Murphy, music; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Partlow, registration; Frank Luzar, checking; Mrs. Dorothy Fidger, property; Mrs. Fidger, nominating committee; Miss Shirley Harvey and Mrs. Geraldine Pearson, entertainment, and Mr. Luzar and Glenn Ludlow, cards. Other ‘alumni officers are: Mrs. Pidger, vice president; James Lentz, treasurer; Mrs. Luzar, secretary, _ and Mrs. Caroline O'Neil, permanent secretary.

2.1GNORE GUNFIRE . AND FOIL HOLDUP

"When two attendants at a filling station at 2733 Central Ave. looked up at the doorway and saw an armed bandit last night they didn’t throw up their hands and surrender their cash. : Instead, they lunged at the bandit. During the scuffle, the robber pulled the trigger of his gun but it didn’t discharge the first time. He fired the weapon a second time and jerked from his captors. The attendants, neither of whom were hit by the bullet, ran after the gunman, caught him again but he slipped loose, escaping down an alley. _ The attendants were Willard Nowling, 27, of 2924 Ruckle St. and Charles Smith, 34, of 2101 Guiord Ave.

DELAY ARRAIGNMENT “OF DEATH SUSPECT

. TERRE HAUTE, IND, May 21.— (U. P.).—Arraignment of = Cozzie Merrill Jones, 24, on a first degree murder charge in the attack-slay-ing of 12-year-old Edith Idelle Barton was postponed today until June 2 by Judge John W. Gerdink. Jones appeared in the crowded courtroom without counsel and Judge Gerdink appointed Herbert Gerdink as pauper attorney to represent him. : The arraignment was set back beeause the attorney had not seen or talked with Jones before. £0

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Five hundred Shortridge High annual gym exhibition to be held

Frances Kranz and Betty Lewis.

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gymnasium. . Among those who will participate are Sue Reeder (left),

WYNKOOP PRESIDE AT TYNDALL DINNER

Al Wynkoop, Lebanon, Ind. editor, will preside as toastmaster at a dinner to be given Friday evening at the Columbia Club for Maj. Gen. Robert H. Tyndall, retired.

Gen. Tyndall is a director of the club. Speeches of tribute to Gen. Tyndall will be made by Mayor Sullivan, Governor Schricker, Lieut. Gov. Charles M. Dawson: The Rev. E. Ainger Powell, Christ Church rector; - Col.* W, S. Drysdale, Ft. Harrison commander, and John C. Ruckelshaus, vice president of the Columbia Club. Benjamin N. Bogue, club president, will open the meet-

ing. Preceding the 7:30 o'clock dinner, a reception will be held at 6:30 o’clock.

BURNED TO DEATH

NEW CASTLE, .Ind., May. 21 (U. P.) —Arthur Livzey, 70, was burned fatally yesterday while burning weeds on his farm near here. Coroner Ralph :Niblock said he apparently suffered a heart attack.

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Police Auction To Be Saturday

EVERYTHING - from = bailing wire to bicycles will be sold to the highest bidder at the annual police auction at 2 p. m. Saturday in Police Headquarters. . All unclaimed property that has been brought in by police will be sold. The money derived ‘from the sales will go into the police pension fund. . Russell Burkhart will be the auctioneer.

JOHN DUNNE TO GET|

DEGREE FROM N. Y. U.

John Borough Dunne, a graduate of Shortridge High School, will receive his bachelor of science degree in the school of education at the 109th annual commencement exercises of New York University June 11. dis parents, Mr. and Mrs. James H? Dunne, 5526 E. Michigan St.., will attend the ceremonies. Mr. Dunne attended Butler University two years and Columbia University before going to New York Uni-

versity.

FASHION WISE

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BY MRS. RUNYON

Woman to Fight ‘Prison Term in Two 1937. Traffic Deaths.

Attorneys for Mrs. Mary Runyon, State Health Board employee, today began a legal fight to prevent her commitment to the .Indiana Women’s. Prison. : Mrs. Runyon was sentenced to one year in prison and fined $25 and costs by Judge Dewey E. Myers in Criminal Court yesterday after the judge found her guilty of failure to stop after a fatal traffic accident. When the State rested its case after two days of testimony, defense attorneys announced: they would present no defense testimony and asked for a direct acquittal. This was refused. .

Score Take Stand

More than a score of witnesses, called to the stand by Prosecutor Sherwood Blue, told of the accident in which Noah Russell and his four-year-old daughter were killed while walking along U. S. Highway 40 near Bridgeport Dec. 4, 1937. Deputy sheriffs testified that Mrs. Runyon came to their office two days after the accident and reported that “something hit her windshield” while driving near Bridge-

know she had hit any one. Otto ‘Ray, former sheriff, said examination of Mrs. Runyon’s car showed a large hole in the winsnield and a broken headlight. A piece. of glass found near the accident scene was introduced in evidence as corresponding to the hole in Mrs. -Runyon’s windshield.

Claims Guilt Evident

Prosecutor Blue, in his.argument to the court, said that a summary of all the evidence “proves conclusively beyond any doubt that Mrs. Runyon was the driver of the car

failed to stop and report it.” Frank Symmes, defense attorney, said the State had failed to prove that Mrs. Runyon had any knowledge of an accident. Judge Myers said that “under the evidence I will have to show a finding of guilty.” When sentence was pronounced, Mrs. Runyon broke down and wept.

Seek New Trial

Defense attorneys asked for time to file a motion for a new trial and Judge Myers gave them until June 2 for the action and permitted Mrs. Runyon to remain free under $1500 bond until the new trial hearing. Defense attorneys indicated that if the new trial motion is overruled they will proceed immediately to appeal the case to the Indiana Supreme Court. .

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