Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 May 1941 — Page 14

CHURCH SESSION

GOES SMOOTHLY

Lanning Presides at First|

United Presbyterian . Business Meeting.

Dr. RL Lanning, Pittsburgh new moderator of the United Presbyterian General Assembly, is generally known as the best parliamentarian in the church.

The evidence of his skill on the{

rules of order were readily observed at the session today in the Severin Hotel, where he is presiding over his first business session. It was smoth and went strictly by rule. The first popular meeting of the general assembly, to be held this evening at 7:30 inthe Second Pres--byterian Church, will be addressed By Dr. Glenn P. Reed, general secretary, speaking on “Foreign Missions.” < Dr. Howard J. Baumgartel, exec-

~ utive secretary of the Indianapolis

Church Federation, was to bring greetings from the federation at this afternoon’s session, Meetings are to - continue daily

through Tesday, May 27.

; KILLED BY TRAIN © ANGOLA, Ind. May 22 (U..P.).— Timothy Goudy, 40, was killed instantly last night when he was struck by a Wabash freight train as

f= he walked along the tracks near his

home at Hamilton.

Broadcast Party Takes Off for N.°

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This party of 21 left Municipal Airport by chartered plane today for New York where they will attend Major Bowes’ program at 7 o'clock tonight when Indianapolis is saluted. The delegation includes Wilbur Shaw, thrice winner of the Speedway race; T.E. (Pop) Myers, Speedway general manager; local

dealers of the Chrysler Corp., which sponsors the program, and _newspapermen.

“Pop” and Shaw went

along to see that the Major doesn’t forget fo mention next week’s 500-mile classic on the program.

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® y i Indianapolis When Major Bowes takes the air at 7 o'clock tonight on the Columbia network to salute Indianapolis, he’ll. be” mote Hoosier than most Hoosiers: ‘He will be, for instance, the honorary police chief and fire chief of Indianapolis, with -badges from Chief Morrissey and Chief Kennedy to prove -it. He will: be honorary judge of the 500-Mile Memorial Day race, with credentials from General Manager T. E. (Pop) Myers to prove that. i Moreover, he will have in his possession a cane once used by Presi-

“1|dent Benjamin Harrison and taken {from his memorial home, and of a

gavel fashioned from a beam of the Lockerbie St. home of James Whitcomb Riley. All of these will become pieces in his museum in New York. A party -of 21 Indianapolis persops left today by chartered piane for New York to attend: the performance. The party included Mr. Myers, Wilbur Shaw, three-time race winner; W. I. Longsworth, president of the Chamber of Commerce; representatives of the three newspapers, and the entire Chrysler Corp. dealer body, sponsors of the program. To handle the local calls, there will be io Indianapolis girls on special hookups centering at the telephone building. To reach them you dial GEneral 2211 during the program and for a half jhour immediately following it. Individuals are allowed one vote per act per telephone call; families are allowed up to three votes. per ‘act per telephone call; parties and groups will be allowed 25 votes per

act per telephone call.

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"Tonight Our Honor City Is | '—Major Bowes

Thomas Howard, 21-year4pld Indianapolis baritone, will compete. Major Bowes will read the names and addresses of the first and ‘the 200th callers. The Major has received tlegriris of felicitation from Paul V. McNutt, Federal Social Security Administrator; Senators Frederick VanNuys, and Raymond E. Willis; Congressman Louis Ludlow, Governor Schricker,, ILjeutenant Governor Dawson, 0; ivan, President Joseph Wood of - City - Council, Postmaster Adolph Seidensticker, Schools Superintendent DeWitt S.

dent D. S. Robinson of Butler University, President I. J. ‘Good of Indiana Central College, Mr. Longs-. worth, President Royer Brown Jr. of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, National Adjutant Frank Samuel of the American Legion, Booth Tarkington, Meredith Nicholson and many others.

ZION CHURCH'S 100TH

One thousand members ‘of the Zion Evangelical Church celebrated the 100th anniversary of the church at a banquet last night in the Murat Temple. The banquet culminated a ‘series of events held in connection with the church’s centennial.. Church members, representing all-age groups; made addresses. Mayor Reginald H. greeted the members and stressed the contributions of the church to Indianapolis life. Louis Brandt, church board president, and the Rev. Frederick R. Daries, pastor, also

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SUICIDE, POLICE hy

* Lafayette V. Thorpe was involved i > minor traffic accident ‘last

t.. - He" gave the other motorist Sis name ‘and address and went to his home at 23 S.. Chester Ave. .The other motorist told police: Mr.

i | Thorpe was intoxicated and offigers

arrested him. He was taken to the Police Station and released pending a hearing

in Municipal Court today. . {morning -

‘Mr. Thorpe went to his butcher shop at, 1636 Villa Ave, ‘got his revolver returned home and shot himself according to: ‘police. He died instantly. = | “Mr. ‘Thorpe is survived - by: his Mrs. me Thorpe; two ughters, - Frances and Mrs, ly ‘Lynn, and a sister, Mis. SOs G; Teed all of In.

Morgan, Sheriff Al Feeney, Presis|

ANNIVERSARY NOTED

$50,000 Embezzlement Case |

Outlined i in ‘Firemen’ Ss Trial

“Evidence intended to prove that two former officers of the defunct Indianapolis Firemen’s Credit Union,

Inc. embezzled $50,000 from the in< stitution during the last seven years was outlined by Deputy Prosecutor Albert Ward before a jury in Crim‘|inal Court today. Mr. Ward told the jury that evidence will show that Cecil F. Scott, secretary-treasurer of the ‘Union, and John Staab, chairman of the Union's advisory committee, manipulated the books of the corpora= tion to cover shortages. itnesses will’ testify, Mr. Ward said, that- both Scott and Staab converted the $50,000 to their own

Thorpe | uses.

Russell Dean, defense attorney,

declared .that “the State cannot

prove, that the tefendants took a

single dollar from the corporation for their own use.” He said the defense evidence will show that the overdrafts in the accounts were made fo pay bills of firemen who were members of the union. [ Mr. Ward said records of State examiners will show overdrafts on the accounts of both defendants every month since 1934 and that ledger cards were changed to show credits instead of overdraffs. “Many thousands of dollars were taken out of the cash drawer and never put back,” tht. e will show,” | Mr. Ward said, He asserted that between December, 1939, and April, 1940, more than - £10,000

was missing from the union's cash’

records.

ELECTROCUTED MAN

BOSTON, May 22 (U. P.).—Medical science admit defeat today in an attempt to restore life to the body of an .electrocuted murderer. The attempt was made by Medical Examiner William J. Brickley who said that adrenalin injections, chest masage - and electrical stimulation of the heart failed to bring the dead man back to life. He told the Medico-Legal Society yesterday. that he succeeded only in producing spontaneous movement of the man’s arms, confirming “a fact already known—that the muscles of ° the body live after both the brain and heart are dead and legal death has occurred.” ; The 70-minute experiment was | undertaken within 35 minutes after the unidentified murderer had been

pronounced dead.

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