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TUESDAY, APRIL 01946 _- - -
prove Return jo Prison.
. Tangled in a jurisdictional “dou-| ble-play,” Deputy Atty. Gen. Frank!
Coughlin today supposed the state]
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Indianapolis dows will aid with
. ‘the United Jewish Appeals ‘camJudge Says He Can't Ap-, paign to raise $100,000,000 to ‘assist
the 1,500,000 Jews of Europe to find
| homes in Palestine and other, lands.
A series of parlor meetings will {inaugurate the campaign which will be conducted. here on a’community basis from ‘May 13 to 27. Lt.
would have to file a “writ of con-|COl. Judah Nadich, chaplain and
fusion” in the D. C. Stephenson case. He said he would wait until next
Monday before deciding the state's! | Lincoln hotel.
future course.
Stephenson, ex-Ku Klux Klan P An ast night at a dinner meeting of
representatives of the local Jewish ¥
dragon, serving a life sentence for murder, continued his sojourn in the home and jail of Hamilton county Sheriff George Michelfelder.
Meanwhile, State “Prison Warden |
Ralph (Cap) Howard returned to Michigan City empty-handed bhe-
cause Hamilton county officials re-!
fused to relinquish Stephenson.
Sheriff Michelfelder, who granted!
Btephenson the liberty of his house declined to release his prisoner to Warden Howard without approval
from Hamilton Circut Judge Cassius!
Gentry,
Judge Gentry said he was re-|
strained from acting in the case by an order issued yesterdav by the state supreme court.
The court forbade Judge Gentry |
to rule on a habeas corpus plea filed by Stephenson last Thursday.
Judge Gentry has until Monday
to show cause why the writ of
prohibtion, preventing him from/ acting in the case, should not be made permanent,
tends Stephenson is under the! Jurisdiction of Special Judge Cleon | Mount of Tipton. After overruling | Stephenson's plea for a new trial, |
| former aid to Gen. Dwight D. Eisen-
hower, will address a women’s division luncheon Thursday noon at the Broadmoor. Country club and a parlor meeting that night atthe
This announcément was made
community in the Broadmoor club. The dinner was sponsored by the Jewish Welfare fund, Julian Freeman and Morris Goodman will serve as co-chairmen of the local campaign. Isaac H. Levy, a guest speaker, explained the campaign funds are needed for assuring the survival of the hundreds of thousands of Jews in Europe who do not come within the scope of government or intergovernmental assistance or for)
whom supplementary aid must be] provided. Great number of Jews]
will die unless relief, rehabilitation and resettlement measures are un-
{dertaken by the joint distribution committee promptly and on an un-
precedented scale, he pointed out. Palestine Home Sought
“Anti-semitism and displacement have made the plight of the rei maining Jews of Europe far, far
| worse than that of other war vic- | tims,” Mr. Levy deplored. “Most of Deputy Atty. Gen. Coyghijn con- | them do not receive any aid from |
|intergovernmental sources. They {go not ask for preferential treatment. They hope merely to be raised from the level of sub-
Judge Mount ordered him back to|humanity to the level of survival.
Michigan City. Stephenson was convicted in
Noblesville in 1925 of responsibility |
| They cry out to us, not for special |favors, but for life itself.” Mr. Levy is executive chairman |
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES o—
Indianan Proves He Was in Charlestown.
d a ST. LOUIS, April 8 (U, P)—A Charlestown, + Ind., . youth was cleared today sin the murder of Alice Shryock, 16-year-old bobbysoxer, He wgs accused of writing her a threatening letter. | Clarence (Buddy) -Snelling, 19, {was absolved after questioning by «Indiana state police. { Authorities said he established {the fact he was in Charlestown {during the week-end when the girl 'was shot and killed near here, | + Her semi-nude body was found ; ; \ Saturday on a wooded hillside six bt ; Roe a re Imiles from her suburban St. Louis | home Snelling, who had dated the girl
Assisting with the local campaign to raise $100 million for European Jewry are left to right, Henry Montor, executive vice chairman, | before she and her family moved
United Palestine Appeal; L. L. Geodman, chairman, special gifts divi- | here from Charlestown, was quession of the Indianapolis Jewish Welfare fund, and Isaac Levy, execu- [tioned after the victim's father, tive chairman, joint distribution committee of the United Jewish | John Shryock, said the youth had
Appeal. {threatened her in a letter, Mr. Shryock, a carpenter and contractor, told a coroner's jury Snelling “wanted to, mary Alice, but I wouldn't let him.” The threatening letter followed, he said. “1 didn’t see. it,” he said, “but
; Henry’ Montor, executive vice David Cook is chairman of indi- | chairman of the United Palestine | vidual gifts, men’s division, with Appeal, stressed the importance of | Marshall Sherman and Marc Wolf,
| transporting the stricken Jews of co-chairmen. Mrs. Max Selig will Burope to Palestine. “Development| be chairman of individual gifts, and far greater financial support| women’s division. Mrs. Harold I. " " : : : now she . this letter. are the two major needs of Pales-| Platt is co-chairman. Theodore Ik she Sot. Mui =
One of the lettery Alice receive : » | Ds 0 § tine,” he said. | Dan and Manuel Love are €0- | from Snelling addressed her as his In addition to the.agencies rep- {chairmen of trade and professional “wife” the father said:
{resented by Mr, Levy and Mr. Mon-| Broups. Publicity chairman is Louis | gperit Arthur Mosley said the tor, the third whose work is sup-|D. Young with Harry 8. Joseph act- | yiotim who liked swing music and | ported by the United Jewish Appealing as co-ordinator. carried pictures of several serviceis the National Refugee service. The| Division and group chairmen {men in her purse, may have been latter provides for the retraining | form the ‘executive steering comi-!killed Thursday in a vacant lot next and resettlement of newcomers to|mittee on which Samuel Mueller, to her home. It was there her the United States. president of the Jewish Welfare shoes and a photograph she carL. L. Goodman has accepted the! fund, and Sidney Cahn, executive ried were found. ‘appointment as special gifts chair- director, are serving ex-officio. Mr, Mosley believed the girl's man for the local campaign. Ini] —— body may have been driven to addition to Mr. Goodman, the fol-| SCIENTIST DECRIES CONTROLS |the hillside where it was found. lowing are announced as fund, "LOS ANGELES, April 9 (U. P).| ‘ chairmen: : —“Intolerable” controls and penal-{ HOOVER LEAVES BRUSSELS Mrs. J. A. Goodman, women's di-| ties are keeping many able scien-|{ AMSTERDAM, April 9 (U. P.) — vision; Mrs. Charles Efroymson,|tists from working on nuclear proj-| Herbert Hoover, chairman of the
special gifts, women’s division. Serv-| ects, according to Dr. Harold Urey,| American emergency famine com-
for the death of Miss Madge |of the joint distribution commitiee, | Oberholtzer, Indianapolis statehouse | one of the three agencies compris- |
ing with her as co-chairmen are| Nobel prize winning chemist and Mesdames Herman Chalfiek, Sultan] war-time director of atomic re-
mittee, arrived by plane from Brussels today and left immediately for
STATE STYMIED Local Jews Map Plan Yor Parficipating. ~~ YOUTH CLEARED | E = Trial. IN STEVE S CASE In Drive to Raise $100 Million Fund INMURDER CASE s%zavss - i
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