Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 March 1946 — Page 24

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By ROBERT T. LOUGHRAN United Press Staff Correspondent W CHICAGO, March 13.-Detectives

believed today that the man in bel

Marion county judges and Wayne township veterans were to be feted at a dinner-luncheon to-

full dress suit who shot up a hotel lobby and wounded & real: estate ' | broker and his blonde secretary was a nervous little confidence man who bites his fingernails. Charles Kuhnel, 40, and Mrs. Harry L. Fisher, 38, were shot as they walked out of a hotel cocktail lounge early yesterday. Police said

the shooting was “without motive, and described it as “the daffiest case| GRAF SPEE MEN HAVE! of the year.” They were seeking Charles Bern- SAD HOMECOMING

alias Charles Montell, 23, wanted at Lansing, Mich. on confidence game charge. HAMBURG, Germany, March 13 (U. P.).—Crew members of the Nazi pocket - battleship Admiral Graf

day at noon by the Wayne Township Republican club at 523 N. Belle Vieu pl. Two committee heads charged with the preparation were Mrs, William Mundy (above, left) and Mrs. Byron Carter (right).”

An ‘Odd Character’

“Bernheim is an odd character,” | ghee wept yesterday as they sure said. Police Capt. Kyran Phelan. yeved the bombs-shattered remains

“You might say he's a screwball” |, this once proud German naval Che assailant wore tails but apace

black tie instead of the customary| others were stunned by the white bow tie A dress suit and enormous piles of ruins and debris. black tie were found in Bernheim's hey gaped at the havoc wrought room in a nearby ‘hotel, along with by allied aerial poundings during

the frame of a .32 caliber pistol. |e years they were interned. in Mr. Kuhnel, wounded below the |gouth America. .

heart, and Mrs. Fisher, shot in the| 1; was a sad homecoming for the left hip, were reported “out of| German youths, most of whom were danger” by hospital attendants, in their teens or early twenties

The gunman fired three shots at when they. sailed from the fatherthe ceiling as Mr. Kuhnel and MTS. [land seven years ago. |Fisher walked from the cocktail] Now they must search Germany

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The gunman turned and fired g)jed bombings—just as Hamburg two shots at them. i

‘did Wounded, Mrs. Pisher pursued! striengicin the assailant and tried

nis gun from him. io Welt TECH GROUP TO SING | Police said Bernheim checked | AT INDIANA CENTRAL

pA 8 hotel here Monday as/ The Madrigal singers of Technical Charles Montell. He was wearing! o . a blue suit, blue shirt and navy high school will present a program | ; : 3 y : {at 7 p. m. tomorrow at Indiana Cenipea jacket. Later, tlfey said, he! {bought —a— full dress suit at tral college. Members of the group lclothing store for $66 changing | 37¢ Henrietta Clayton, Barbara Col-| 1 ! ging lins, Martha Gentry, Dorothy Jar-

la $100 bill | Returning to the hotel he: put rett, Robert Copple, Gene Poston and David Senimore.

lon the suit and set out for a night — : : {club. Cigarette and hatcheck girls] Miss. Jean Miller, President of | remembered him as the small man | the campus music club which is with the little mustache who] SPONsOring the concert, will be in The singers and the direc-

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