Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 December 1946 — Page 6

SEER ERE Teens

“Served. 14 Years on Criminal Bench

Services will be held at 1:30 p. m. fomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary for James A. Collins, for-

mer judge of Marion county crime inal court. Mr. Collins died yesterday at the age of 76 in his home, 42356 N. Capitol ave.

Born at Arlington, Mass., Mr, Collins was educated at Cambridge and moved to Indianapolis in 1895 to practice law. He served as depu~-

ty prosecutor here from 1899 to |

9 In 1910, he was elected judge of the old Indianapelis city court and became judge of criminal court in 1914. He held the criminal court judgeship 14 years, the longest term ever served by & judge in that court. Ran Against Ludlow Returning to private practice in

January, 1931, at 129 E. Market st.

he maintained an active practice until this year, when he retired. Mr.

Collins, active in Republican poli-

tics here for many years, was defeated In 1940 by Louis Ludlow in the race for the old 12th district congressional seat. Long active in civic affairs, Mr. Collins pioneered the project of establishing the Immigrants’ Aid association and Foreigners’ home here. For this he was awarded the Order of St. Sava by the Yugoslav consul general at Chicago. King Peter of Yugosasvia made the award In 1939, Mr. Collins received many other tributes for his public service. He was honored in 1930 for his 20 years on the bench here. The late George J. Marott was chairman of the committee which sponsored the affair. Flanner House Director Mr. Collins was a director of Flanner House, Family Welfare society and the American Settlement. He also was a member of the Masonic lodge, Scottish Rite, Murat Shrine, Knights Templar, Indian-

Ex-Judge,

‘Buried “Tomorrow

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JURIST DIES—Services for James A. Collins, former Mar‘ion county judge, will be held tomorrow.

Two Are Scalded By Boiling Water

Bolling .water caused two casualties here last ‘night. . Miss Betty Pennington, 16, of R. R. 20, Box 263, employee at the Weir Cook airport restaurant, was badly scalded about her legs when she spilled a bucket of boiling water as she was putting it into a coffee urn. One-year-old James Douglas Law, son of Mrs. Anna Law, 1639 English ave, was scalded over most of his body last night when he tipped a pan of boiling water over on him.

apolis and Indiana Bar associations, Rotary club and a vestryman of St. Paul's Episcopal church. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Lily Knapp Collins, and a son, John H. Collins, both of Indianapolis.

LU. Newspaper _ Raps ‘Red’ Probe

Scores State Legion For Investigation

(Read editorial Page 24) Times State Service BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Dec, 5.— The Indiana Daily Student today took the American Legion Indiana department to task for devoting its time to an “unnecessary” probe of the Americanism of three Indiana university faculty members instead of combating current domestic problems, The editorial in the university undergraduate newspaper appeared as I. U, trustees prepared to submit a negative report on a two-day investigation of communistic influence on the campus. The T.egion had asked the governor to institute the probe because three I. U, faculty members signed a petition seeking permission for Communist candidates to appear on the state ballot.

Want True Facts “We hope that the true facts will be brought to light shortly and that these facts will prove that thé men are not Communists,” the editorial sald. “In the meantime, there are very important things that the Legion could push: veteran housing, prevention of increased cost of living and settling the coal strike. “W..I. Brunton, state commander of the American Legion, who was here for the meeting, is in a position to direct the action of his organization toward constructive ends. We hope that will be the path of all service organizations, “Communism is not bred in a contented democratic land.” Board to Meet Again The board announced it would meet again Dec, 15 to compile a re-

time before that date to hear further evidence. The trustees yesterday heard department heads and the following student organization presidents:

port. but would be willing at any] |

Council; Miss Mary Morrison, Hartsville, Association of Women “Students; Clyde B. Budd, Jndianapolis, Phi Delta Phi, law school honorary group; George R. Ellis, Kokomo, Law Club; Macie I. Broide, Gary, Indiana Dally Student editor; William E. Ervin, Hartford City, Board of Aeons; Shelby . Jones, Lebanon, Union Board; Henry F. Schricker Jr., Bloomington, I. U. Young Defnocrats, and Earl A. Snyder, Crawfordsville, ¥. U. Young Republicans. All sald they had noticed no evidence of Communistic tendencies on the campus or in the teaching. Under fire were the following faculty members: Dean Bernard C. Gavit, Prof. W. Howard Mann and Prof, Fowler V. Harper, all of the law school.

500 JET PLANES ORDERED

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5 (U. P.).— The army air forces today ordered 500 new P-84 Thunderjet fighter planes from Republic Aviation Corp. The P-84 holds the U. 8. air speed record at 611 miles per hour,

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