Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 March 1944 — Page 10

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? |Grahgm, the grand jury returned {lan indictment : | whose wife, mother and hired hand : | were slain, on a charge of absconds ling as a witness. : | uled for March 13.

BESSIE SHRYER RITES TONIGHT

Linden Street Resident Died Tuesday at Age of 37.

Services for Mrs. Bessie Shryer, 1346 Linden st. will be conducted at 8 p. m. today in the J. C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes by the Rev. John Ray Clark, pastor of the Fountain Square Christian church, with burial in Mitchell Mrs. Methodist hospital, native of Mitchell, here eight years and was a member of the Fountain Square church. Survivors are her husband, Merrill; a sister Mrs. Maurice Roeder, and a brother, Howard Beasley, Indianapolis.

REFUSE TO INDICT BLOND IN SLAYINGS

MERCER, Pa., March 9 (U., P.).— The commonwealth’s attempt to have blond Janice Graham indicted for two of three murders on the Everett N. Wilson farm, near here,

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today after a grand jury chose to ignore the charges The jury’s action freed Miss Gra-| ham, who was released from jail last night but a charge of accessory | after the fact was still pending! against her. Hre erstwhile sweetheart, William Morell, 20, was convicted of voluntary manslaughter in one of the killings. While refusing to indiet Miss

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Maj). Walter Carl Beckham (above) of De Funiak Springs, Fla, leading U. S. fighter ace in the European theater of operations, Is listed as missing in ace tion. The plane of the 27-year-old pilot, with 18 “kills” to his credit, was hit by ack-ack while returning from a mission over Europe. Comrades think he may

MRS. BESSIE WAGNER IS DEAD HERE AT 76

Services for Mrs. Bessie Wagner, a life-long resident of the South side, will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Tolin funeral home, 1308 Prospect st., with burial in Crown Hill. Mrs. Wagner, who was 76, died yesterday in the home of her son, Weldon G. Wagner, 1319 Wade st. Besides the son, survivors are another son, Charles J. Wagner of Indfanapolis; a sister, Mrs. Rose 12 grandchildren, 13 great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren.

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NEW YORK, March 9 (U. P). Photo cells will guide the automobiles of cross-country motor-" ists in the post-war “electronic era,” leaving the driver free to watch the scenery, the New York Electrical Society, Inc., was told last night. : Dr. O. H. Caldwell, editor of Electronic Industries, said white lines on main highways will guide the photo cell's control of the automobile “in much the same way that airplane pilots now depend upon automatic flying mech= anisms.” : :

OPERA GOES: ON

Aroldo Lindi, 85, Collapses During Performance of ‘Pagliacci.’

SAN FRANCISCO, March 9° (U. U.)—Opera Singer Aroldo Lindi, 55-year-old veteran of European and American stages, collapsed and died of a heart attack on the stage of ¢he San Francisco Opera house last night, but the audience remained unaware of the tragedy while a performance of “Pagliacci” was being concluded,

Lindi, ‘singing the tenor part of Canio, the heart-broken clown who must go on with his comedy, fell heavily on his face just before com-

He predicted that small scale radar devices to prevent collisions by warning of approaching vehicles will become post-war automobile equipment.

pleting the famous aria “Vesti la Giubba” at the close of the first act. The curtain was hastily rung down, while ‘the audience applauded, apparently unaware of the interruption. Doctors pronounced ‘Lindi dead, but his part was taken by Tenor Mario Palermo and “tne opera was concluded without announcement of the singer's death. : Lindl, born in Sweden, had appeared fur the last 10 years with the San Carlo Opera Co. He also had sung with the Chicago Opera Co and had appeared in many European cities.

WAR WRITER WINS HIGH-PRICED DIVORCE

LAS VEGAS, Nev. March 9 (U. P.). — War, Correspondent John Gunther today held a divorce from Mrs. Frances Fineman Gunther, on charges that she deserted him three . 3 years ago. Gunther, who established residence here seven weeks ago, was granted the decree yesterday. Mrs. Gunther was given custody of John Jr., 15, The war correspondent’s wife also received an award of $600 a month alimony and $200 a month for John Jr.'s support.

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