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‘WEDNESDAY, NOV. 20, 1946

VICTOR OF JET RAGE SALUTED

P-80 Pilots Honor Pilot of

‘Miss Columbus.’

Daredevil army test pilots saluted Capt. J. E, Sullivan and his “Miss Columbus, O.” P-80 today as they prepared to receive prizes for breath-taking speeds in the. five-city jet-plane race. The race around five cities—including Indianapolis—came to a thrilling conclu sion yesterday § when Capt. Sullivan set his entry down on Cleveland airport aftér a 534 - mile - perhour ride. 1 It was the fas:

Gates Intervenes to Quiet Conservation Patronage Feud

(Continued From Page One) succeeded in obtaining Mr. Matter's resignation, trol of the state conservation’ de- os was assumed Mr. Springer won Paitiment. Imost of his points, however, and One of the principals is State nat the mysterious feudist would Chairman Clark Springer, who was, 1,14 16 keep “hands off” and dis{understood to have demanded &| continue his drive to take patronage showdown including the resignation |. +n. conservation department out of Conservation Director Milton | of Mr. Springer's hands.

Matter. Gentleman's Agreement No Statement Today The second principal in the feud Gov. Gates implied he would iis a a or the conserva- clarily the outcome of the sonser- | tion commission who, because of Fila{ YAUOR fight in. a Statement soon, ! pl | This was implied when the gover- | Present position, has been permitted nor, asked for a statemelfit, said: |to remain anonymous under &| «rq have no statement today.” | "gentleman's agreement. The governor also had a brief | The agreement presumably WAS| cession with party leaders in the 1€Sacled from, all ‘patties interested | wo houses of the legislature and y Governor Gates to avoid a serious | forecast “smooth sailing” in the

{pe b Slash Ovet what he has! ection of majority officers in tear a “amily ina ” t | caucuses this afternoon. e nature of the settlement Was) co, yp Springer will preside

not revealed immediately and it Was | mporarily over a joint caucus of

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the shirt with you that I was wearing. ington st., where I got onto a West| .; qid not strike her down with Indianapolis trolley and rode 10 ye intention to rape her, but somePershing ave. and Howard st, [times I just get a feeling to hurt “I got off of the trolley there and someone and: I don't know why. stood around a few minutes ‘and Most of the time when I get those then started walking east on How- kind of feelings I get drunk. I ard st. After walking about two never got these kind of feelings blocks, I came near an alley where until after I got out of the army. {I saw and picked up a piece of two- “ " by-four wood about two and a half| Realize 1 DId Wrong feet in length and carried it in my ¢ I realize that when I slugged hand. As I continued to walk east this woman that 1 was doing wrong. on Howard st, I saw a wom- | Bub I didn’t have any control over And, it seemed to

t trolley at Shepard and | ™Y actions. ah get off & Uolley pare a make me feel satisfied after it was

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before and at this time I learn her! “I have read and have had read name is Edna Long and that she | 10 me the above statement consist-

ars of age and lives at 1432 ing of the most of one page and it en Bo hh |is true and correct to the. best of

{my knowledge.” Tells of Slugging

test race ever run °% over an 820 mile course. Capt. Sul- : ; ' 3 s, conds; 525 miles livan consumed 1 hour, 31 minutes 4 minutes, 40. Seco /

and 52 seconds in setting the offi Per Hou, : | Fourth place—-“Miss Cincinnati,

Capt. Sullivan

cial record of 534.6 miles per hour.' . The mark shattered the 515823 Piloted by Lt. D. A4Schultz, 1 hour, miles per hour tecord set in the 40 minutes, 20 seconds; 493 miles

{per hour. Fifth place— ‘Miss Indianapolis,” {piloted by Lt. Arthur Murray, 1 hour, 47 minutes, 58.5 seconds; 458.2 miles per hour. The “Miss Indianapolis” run last Sunday was the first made on the course routed froin Cleveland to Indianapolis, Evansville, Cincinnati, Columbus, O., and back to Cleveland. For this reason, Lt. Murray was instructed to keep his plane pelow peak speeds to determine the amount of fuel necessary to com-

National Air Races Thompson Trophy jet race. The winning plane 1s the same “Shooting Star” which Col. Bill Council raced to a irans-continental record last April. Col. Council raced from Burbank, Cal, to LaGuardia Field, New York—a distance of 2300 miles—in 4 hours and 13 minutes, Capt. Sullivan was to receive a $350 radio and a Frigidaire as the victor's prizes today at the Nax tional Alroraft Show in Cleveland. plete the 820 mile, Miss Janis Paige, Warner Brothers

movie player, was to make the pres- | nul B Muay Tun, Se priors entations. The other four pilots, were fearful their planes might not

including Lt. Arthur Murray who have sufficient fuel capacity to race flew “Miss Indianapolis,” each was a full throttle. Unlike his comto receive an electric clock. | petitors, Lt. Murray bucked a 67Official Times | mile-an-hour head-wind all the Here . are the official times and way, army air force officials said. averages of the runner-up planes: | “Miss Indianapolis” as :SponSecond place~~Miss Cleveland.” sored by The Indianapolis Times. an relanc, The race, the first of its kind s i > | ' i ; Dloted by Maj. W. L. Moore, 1 hour, lever staged, was held in conjunction minutes, 36 seconds; 529 miles with Cleveland's National Aircraft

per hour. |show. The show closes Sunday. Third place—“Miss Evansville,” |The race was sponsored by Scrippspiloted by Maj. F. E. Everest, 1 hour, 'Howard newspapers. ! - —

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{In the senate caucus, later, | Lt. Gov. James will act as chalrman {while Mr. Springer’ will continue

»(to wield the gavel temporarily for started hollering and I struck about court Nov. 20 on a petition filed by

[the organization ‘of the house ma jority. | Expect Creighton to Win ! | Hobart Creighton, of Warsaw, | was expected to win the house speakership without ‘difficulty and | House Majority Leader George Henley of Bloomington also was expected to be returned to that key post. Senator John Van Ness of Valparaiso, is scheduled for re-election | as president pro tem in the senate.| | At the state committee meeting, scheduled after a noon luncheon, | party leaders were expected to re-| hash the recent victory at the polls] |and possibly may discuss a successor for Horace Coats, committee secretary who will resign in Jan-| uary to become administrative assistant to Senator William E. Jenner, | Inside track for the secretaryship is conceded to Leo Kinman, Shelbyville editor. Appointment of Mr. Kinman was regarded as asstred unless he declines the post.

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left lying in a vacant lot near her| | home. | | In the street where the attack] {occurred was a pool of blood and nearby was a two-by-four piece “of | timber 30 inches long. The club used in the murder of the nurse in Riley hospital was {about the same size except it was a limb off a tree. Lives Near Riley Hospital Detectives working on the nurse's; murder have deducted that the! glayer was a man of unusual strength because of the size of the murder weapon. | Crawley is six feet tall with a husky build. i Also Crawley lives only five blocks | from Riley hospital. Miss Green was beaten to death in the first floor corridor of Riley! hospital by an assailant who entered the building and escaped through a dining room window. | Fingerprints found on the window of Riley hospital will be checked | against those of Crawley. The prisoner has lived in Indian-| apolis since last May. Since that time he has worked at the Gold-)| smith Pipe Co. and at a junk yard | on S. Harding st. Crawley said he was arrested in| Elizabethtown, Ky. and again in Oklahoma City on disorderly con- | duct charges several years ago.

FINGERPRINTS REVEAL SUSPECT IN MURDER

A routine fingerprint check at state police headquarters here resulted in the identification of #&n! Indiana man, wanted in Kansas| City, Mo., for first degree murder. | Curtis Moseby Cowherd, 39, ar-| rested and sentenced at South Bend for receiving stolen goods, has been identified as Curtis Moseby, wanted by Kansas City police. Moseby, who used the alias Cowherd, was arrested in South Bend Nov. 11. His fingerprint card was received yesterday by state police. Making a routine check William Sample, state police identification officer; discovered the man's past record. Moseby now is being held for Kansas City police.

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“She fell to the sidewalk and two more times. These blows must{Judge Mark W. Rhoads for a rehave knocked her out as she stopped | count of votes cast in his unsuchollering. “I then picked her up from the sidewalk and carried her to a vacant | lot about opposite to where she had fallen and stood by her a few minutes to learn if anybody had heard the noise and saw a man standing on the front porch next to the lof.

cessful race for re-election as judge of juvenile court, Judge Rhoads, Republican, was defeated by Joseph ©O. Hoffman, | Democrat, by 1868 votes in the { Nov. 5 election, The petition charged that “there were irregularities tommitted by | precinet election boards and by the “1 stood there a little while longer board of canvassers.” and walked out of the lot to Shep-| The suit further charged that ard st. and south on Shepard si.|:malconduct was committed by the to Miller st. and to the home of mp acinct boards and by the memaunt, Emma Heater, at 1905 Miller hers of the Marion county election st. She noticed blood on me and poard” The petition did not I told her I had a fight with a man. | charge the irregularities were “will“I called an Apex cab from herjq,» home and turned my shirt on the| 1f {he hearing next week substanwrong side. The cab arrived a few/tjates the charges, Judge Lloyd minutes later and took me to 436 Claycombé will order all voting Blake st, where I got out and machines used in the election imwalked through the yard to my pounded for a recounting. home at 426 Minerva st. | Miss Jesse Levy, vice president of “The coat I was wearing at the an organization that backed Judge time was a light brown army mack- Rhoads’ candidacy, acted as attorinaw and is home now. You took ney in filing the petition.

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