Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 May 1946 — Page 4

Controling Prosecutor, Sheriff Offices.

By NOBLE REED . ep voters ‘were urged today.by Judge Judson L. Stark, ie for the G. O.P. gD osecutor nomination, to prevent the “Bradti achilis®.

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ican; for sheriff, Chakles J. sell; for county clerk, A.-Jack Republican and E. Curtis’ te, Democrat,

Says Nation's E s Economy “Is Based on Farmer

The nation's economy - is based principally on what is happening| © to the farmer, declared Paul E. : : Republican congress candidate, in a speech at the home of W. T, Ayres on Post road. “Prosperous agriculture is the tts of national well-being and a sick agriculture invariably means ~ "broad scale economic distress,” he said. “None of the nation's economic ills can be solved unless agriculture

5 Albert J. Beveridge Jr. urged | yoters at a meeting at 612 W. 13th , Jast night to elect a Republican ity in congress “to forestall i inflation and depression.” _ present administration is ' the wishes of the people p laws of economy,” he said. the administration is allowed

Invited to Political Rally

All Democratic candidates have ~ ‘been invited to a political rally to be staged tonight by the Indiana A Democratic V Veterans club at 319 he

Pennsylvania, st. ar “Gordon Davis, president of | ‘the club, said a floor discussion will | held on campaign issues and & committee will be appointed legislative needs of vet-

Candidate

to Veterans ne regular Republican organ on leaders are expecting most 0 stay away from the polls

Tuesday so they can put over |

didates,”

declared |

Hearing Aid Department

Dawson Attacks Handling

petition, filed in criminal court, demanding

"| Judge Lioyd Claycombe on recom-

‘{ trial,” the habeas corpus _petition

Sontrol of the offices of- Proseeuting

‘Henry E. Ostrom, present county

Frank Owen, candidate for the G.0.P. nomination for sheriff, at & meeting of war veterans last

t, : “Go to the polls Tuesday and do your part toward selecting candi~ dates who are not obligated to Ay Clique ‘or faction,” he said.

: ACCUSES STARK

Of Shriner Case.

Attorney James M, ‘Dawson today accused Judge Judson L. Stark of delaying the controversial Enoch Shriner rape case because he (Stark) “is aspolitical ally of Sheriff Otto Petit.” ] Mr. Stark and Mr. Dawson are rival candidates for the Republican prosecutor nomination. Judge Stark was chosen as special Judge in the Shriner case after it was venued from criminal court Judge William Bain. "Mr, Dawson's charges were contained today in a habeas corpus

Shriner's discharge. Shriner is awalting trial on allegations he assaulted his stepdaughter, He is free on $3000 bond. "Case Began Last Dec, 6 Sheriff Petit filed the rape charge against Shriner last Dec. 6, a week after Shriner had instituted impeachment proceedings against the sheriff. Shriner had charged that Mr, Petit allowed slot machines in

the county, The impeachment petition was dismissed by Circuit

mendation of Prosecutor Sherwood Blue, Shriner's rape trial was scheduled

= IN TRL DELAY,

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- Optimist. Club

. Clarence T, Drayer is the Optimist club's new president. ? Other officers elected recently are Jack G. Messmer, first “vice presidR dent; B. .W. ih Brown, second . vice president; Victor - C. Seiter, ‘treasurer; Earl F. ' Beam,%- secretary; the Rev. E. Arnold Clegg and the Rev, Olen A. Peters, co-chaplains, and Clyde T. Bowers, sergeantalarms, }

Mr. Drayer president of the Qrayer Stone Co. A ’former college and “professional football star; the stone firm’s official has been ‘associated with the stone industry many years, ; The new club président also is abtive in .affairs of Mystic Tie Masonic lodge, Scottish Rite and Murat Shrine,

LOCAL im BRIEFS ®

Robert V. Kail, former director of cargo sales for Trans-World Airline midwest re- a gion at Kansas City, has been appointed district = traffic manager. at =

Y | Indianapolis, John

H. Clemson, T. W. A.~general manager here, announced today, Mr. Kall, who °

in Novem ber, 1040, as a pas- Robert Kail senger agent at Dayton, O., had been associated with Loew's, Inc.| prior to that time.

He T. W. Behnett circle will hold a bean dinner at noon tomor- | row at 512 N. Illinois st., Mrs, Syl-| via Lonnis presiding.

Earl C, O'Brien has been elected president of the Newman club, organization of Catholic students at Butler university. Other officers named recently are Miss Madeline Harmon, vice president; Miss Betty | Beck, secretary, and Miss Catherine Klee, treasurer,

A reception in honor of all Democratic candidates in the primary election will be held at 7:30 p. m. Friday in the Indiana Democratic club, 319 N. Pennsylvania st. Wal- | ter Myers Jr, club president, invited candidates to bring guests.

Allan Vestal, local attorney, will |

originally for Jan. 25, but in the! habeas corpus action, Mr. Dawson | alleges Judge Stark has consistantly | continued the case. “Judson L. Stark promised this defendant (Shriner) an immediate

states, “but thereafter he (Stark) became a political ally of “Sheriff Petit . . .” Attorney Dawson said the trial was delayed as a result of this alliance, Criminal Judge Bain said he would disqualify higself from hearing the habeas corpus petition, be-| cause Mr. Dawson had previously venued the case from his jurisdietion. He said he would name a panel comprising Circuit Judge Lloyd Claycombe, Superior Judge Walter Pritchard and Probate Court Judge Dan White. One of these would be finally" selected through a process of elimination.

CONTRACTOR, 77, DIES AT HOME HERE

James D. Spillman, carpenter! contractor, died today at his home, 2861 Forest Manor ave. following A two-weeks illness. He was 77.

address members of the Indiana Stamp club Saturday at 7:45 p. m.|= in Hotel Antlers. Mr. Vestal will| 5

stamps used in 1873 to 1884 prior | to the use of penalty envelopes.

ert E. Bausman of Radio Station|= ‘WISH will be on the entertainment | = program,

Mooseheart Alumni committee of the Women of the Moose is sponsoring a public benefit card party! at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Citi-| zens Gas Co, 47 8. Pennsylvania st.| Mrs. Margaret Davis is chairman in charge,

Mars Hill 4-H club will meet in Mars Hill school on May*8. New officers °, are: Jacquelin = Wright, president; Leona Calvert, vice president; Josephine Wright, secretary: Alice Lents, treasurer; Glenda! Rushton, song leader; Ellen Wrights- |

A resident here 40 years, he was born in Trimble county, Ky. He

Was a member of the Christian Tab- | ernacle church. | Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Lena Spillman; a daughter, Mrs. Addie Pierson, and four grandchildren Mrs. Lenora Jeremiah, John B.| Pierson, Joan Pierson and Billy Pierson. Services will be held at 2 p. m, Friday at the Christ Tabernacle church, Burial will be in Washington Park.

Organizations |

A special mothers’ day ram will n eld by Queen Esther SE Adtyra OE ot 7:30 p. m, Friday at the Masonic ha " ple, North and Dlinois sts. Initiation ceremonies will also be held Mary’ Middaw is worthy matron, George C. Park| is worthy patron. ——— Tarem Court 14, L, 0. 8. will meet ” 8 p. m. tonforrow At the Lincoln hotel,

, worthy grand be among the | y matron and Th le Schwarzer | A oma t g worthy pa 8 Chilton Ta

| Beta Tota rf, Tau Pont Lambda | arom ot the i oodmen Circle will meet | yf © 4 plans Jot, a1 oe Suinven. on ty Sntustion 0 be held ih the hotel May os 13

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NEW YORK, May 1 (1, P.) —Two scientists writing in a publication of the American Chemical sgciety sald |- today that atomic energy may pro-

vide the key to- the age-old search for .the fountain of youth, The scientists are Dr. Howard J. Curtls, director of biological research At the. Clinton laboratories,

Puared to speed up the processes df rowing old in antmals,

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LR may. be possible to find WAYS | means of ‘using correct dosages applications ou Weight

m. tomorrow in Hotel Lincoin | 318 Board of Trade building. Miss

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man and Shirley Engleman, recrea- | tional leaders, and Geraldine Rush. | ton, reporter,

Second Ward | Demoeratie club will hold its regular business meeting in’ the clubroom, 1020 N. Tacoma ave. tomorrow at 7:30 p. m.

Charlton N. Carter, C. P. A, will! {Speak at a dinner-meeting to be {held tonight in the Lincoln. hotel under. sponsorship of the Indianapolis ‘chapter of Cost Accountants | His subject will be “The Industrial | Engineer and the Cost Accountant.” George S. Wells will be chairman of a discussion period.

Humane society officials today sought a person with sadistic ten- | dencies who garroted a cat, burned the body and then hid it in & neighbbrhood garage. The case was reported to police by James Mclntosh, 811 N. Rural st, who found ie cat's body in a garage at 827 . Rural st, The Womeu's club of the Indianapolis~Society for the Hard of Hearling will Dear a talk by Miss Vir- | ginia R. Tripp, nature study lecturer of the Children's museum, at a meeting at 1 p. m. tomorrow at

Tripp wil give an {illustrated lecLure of “The Birds of indiana

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tions to accomplish,the opposite— that is, extend the period of youth and effectively delay the inevitable symptoms and characteristics Gf old | age,” théy reported. Some types of radiation caused rats and mice to die of “old age" while still young, Dr. Curtis wrote The effect was discovered in studies of the possible menace of the deadly rays on the bomb project personnel, Animals. “exposed to prolonged, radiation died within ‘10 to 30 day: of +- a number of . physiological changes, ‘the scientists reported, They concluded that “the problem

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