Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 May 1943 — Page 18

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CAMPBELL CASE

IS THROWN OUT

Judge McNelis Rules That

Police Raiging Tactics Were lliegal.

The case based on a raid at the office of a professional bondsman

last week when a deputy prosecutor

was involved in a horse race betting mystery, has been thrown out of court on the ground that police raiding tactics were illegal. Harry Campbell, the bondsman, ‘@ccused of keeping a gaming house, was discharged following a hearing 80 brief that Sam Blum, deputy

prosecutor, wasn’t even called to the!

witness stand to clear up the mystery of his alleged $10 bet. The raid followed very closely on the heels of Mr. from the bond office where, police said, they confiscated a horse race

Blum'’'s departure]

This Little Jeep Went to Town to Rescue a Piggy

Riding high to safety in one of the “quac "—amphibious Nobel for rescue work during the flood, is this group of tired workérs who

got families and livestock to dry land.

betting ticket bearing the initials,

“SB.” Deputy Prosecutor Present

The deputy prosecutor was present during the Campbell trial in Municipal court 3 yesterday but he didn’t say a word, officially or unofficially. Judge John McNelis discharged Campbell after police officers. who

made the raid testified that they] didn’t have a search warrant when they entered the Campbell & Reed-|

er offices across the street from the police station. William Miller, attorney for Campbell, moved that the charge

be dismissed on the ground the raid was illegal and Judge McNelis sus-|

tained the motion.

SPELLMAN VISITS INONU LONDON, May 19 (U. P.).—The Swiss radio sai today that Archbishop Francis J. Spellman of New York conferred yesterday with President Ismet Inonu of Turkey, after which he leit Ankara for Syria, India and Chungking

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By VICTOR PETERSON | Designed for war, the amphibious jeep or “weep” or service of Dr. Robert over a peacetime, emergency duty vesterday as angry and rampaging flood waters swept over the bottom lands of Sunshine ‘Gardens in south-

Morse Levett, Dr. William Dodd Jr. western Indianapolis.

apf Dr. CO50Wh B. Wat, 5c With the swirling waters and cloudy sky the area lost the “sun’ cused of subversive activity, despite f.,m jt name, and the “shine” only will return when evacuated%pouse-| the warnings of several members wives follow the receding flood line = rere | that the action would make con- to their homes. With a year’s ration points go-| Lick creek and White river ing downstream, the men redoubled poured over thelr banks, scores were | their efforts and the curly-tailed | left homeless and entire families animal was cornered at a fence! were evacuated by gop sheriffs, intersection. civilian defense officials, neighbors] of Dodd ‘and land Ft. Harrison AS in amphibious jeeps.

communications ‘ Water Moves Fast

commission officials, ana Lovett,| i $64 MONTHLY PAY |

Ht oo poe At 3:15 p. m. yesterday We parked| LONDON, May 19 (U. P.) —Col. atiohs stbcommiltee 'hotded by the car a full quarter-mile from the. Jurgen von Arnim, captured Rep. John Kerr (D. N. C.), which 100d waters licking their way east commander of axis troops in on Epler ave. | Tunisia, will get his regular Ger-

told the house they were “not in, sympathy with American principles, An hour and a half latér we man army pay amounting to about and philosophies.” stepped from an amphibious jeep $64 a month while he is a prisoner into knee-deep water. Opening the jn England, a war office spokesman

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car door, the flood waters swirled said in commons today. over the floorboard. In 60 minutes, (Yon Arnim’s pay as a high-rank-the water had encroached another ing Nazi officer is about equal to, 7 quarter-mile on Hoosier homes. [that of a U.S. army corporal) 7 | With families removed, the versa-| The information was ‘elicited by | [tile jeeps put to “Sea” in search of japorites, who wanted to know 7 livestock stranded by high waters. |whether von Arnim’s rank would 7 | At the wheel and helm of the give him preferential treatment. The “Hoatmobile” we were in was 1st Lt. spokesman told them that pay proDaniel T. McDonald. AccoOmpany- | visions were set out by Geneva coning us were three Red Cross Motor |yentions. corps volunteers, Mesdames Joseph | A question as to whether iriconie | Brown, E. B. Martindale and John t,x would be deducted at the source |S. Beatty. drew laughter. The Pig Objects Seman Wwe trailed in the wake of an- BRIDES FAVOR NEW TUNES

other jeep filled with volunteer | NEW YORK, May 19 (U. P).— ' workers who rescued dozens of] Traditional wedding songs such as / chickens and two pigs. ‘At the | ‘O Promise Me” have become war {home of William Jenkins the pigs casualties. Andre Kostelanetz, or{were found rooting contentedly as chestra conductor, says war brides

'the waters rose cutting off their have passed up the old favorites for | feeding ground. | modern hits like “Dearly Beloved”

One was carried squealing to the | 'and “You'd Be So Nice to Come jeep, the other preferred high Wa} Home To.” (ter and took off with three civilians | , y land ‘a private first class in a el lal al fil | pursuit. Knee-deep, waist-deep and then | ) i A M 0) N D ho armpit-deep in water. the chase | : continued as the ‘obstinate ‘pig A floated ‘downstream with ‘the ‘cur- | ’7 ‘rent, | i | Tt looked like “amen” Tor a.

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LEGION POST BOND WORKERS TO REPORT

Majors and captains in the John Jr., American Legion

report at a dinner meeting at the Riviera club at 6 o'clock tonight. Members of the post and

auxiliary canvassed the city north of 56th st. Sunday.

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Carl Guernsey, Tech high school students who recently took first and second prizes in an oratorical contest sponsored by the post, Charles Parks, their teacher. well S. Fisher, post commander, will present the student winners with medals.

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Warren Central to Hold 19th Commencement

On May 27. { out by Judge Joseph Sabath | | Plans for the 19th annual cOmM-| when Mrs. Bielchik sought a | | mencement at Warren Central high| divorce. Bielchik said despite school on May 27 were announced their arguments he still loved her. ‘today by school officials. The grad-| The judge sentenced him to 30 , 4 | days in the basement and en- | uating class "includes 92 students. joined him from speaking to his Miss Mary E. Ward will deliver | wife. “After that you can go up- | ‘the salutatory address and Miss stairs, ” said the judge. Irma Piel will serve as valedictorian.

Principal address will be made by, SCOUT SCRAP SEARCH Dr. C. A. McPheeters, pastor of the| T0 WIDEN SCOPE

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