Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 November 1947 — Page 8

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GREENWOOD, Nov. 13 JUP)=- . / Pennsylvania railroad passenger Si = § train yesterday struck and i In aying Oo . killed James T. Miller, 62, Tulsa, . 5 Okla, at a grade crossing one mile| * (Continued From Page One)

in Universify Heights, in* the general vicinity of the Merrifield home, On the day the clubwoman's slashed body was found in her

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Grateful Albany Woman Says “1 lost a Jot of weight and felt She N L H Li su weakened and worn out it was 0 Longer Has to Live hard for me to stay up at all, I on Soft Foods—Personally was on edge day and night. . The . . fact is I didn't know what it was Recommends Medicine 0 io feel good; in she mornings it Her Friends. was a job’ to pullvfnyself out of bed. —- “Soon after starting to take Re“No one can ever be more thank- tonga I felt so greatly relieved I ful for Retonga than 1 am; it just had my old-time appetite back. All seemed to reach my case where allimy aches and pains and distress are] other medicines I tried had failed.” relieved, too. I have also gained That is the entliusiastic indorse- back five of the pounds I Jost and ment given to Retonga by Mrs. /my sleep is restful’ once more. 1 Nora T. Cooper, of 913 W. Broad‘have personally recommended ReSt, Albany, Ga., one of the hun- tonga to many of my. friends.”’ dreds who have given unstinted! Retonga is a purely herbal gas-, praise to this purely herbal gastric/tric tonic combined with liberal tonic, conibined with liberal quan- quantities of Vitamin B-1 and is! titles of Vitamin B-l. intended to relieve distress due to! “It looked for a while like 1 was insufficient flow of digestive Juices doomed to suffér the rest of my in the stomach, loss of appetite, . life”. continued Mrs. Cooper. “I Vitamin B-1 deficiency and consti-’ had got to where I was forced to pation. Ac? it no subtsittue. 'Re-! live on soft foods entirely and was tonga may be obtained at

linked with the Merrifield slaying.”

{ Watts, who has been employed as

driver for thé engl- | he | " * Hoa ov or % lon. leaving for the plant and then Watts as the assailant,” Judge Clark|On & rapé charge , , , it is beyond

worked with a gang paving streets being late or not arriving at all” said

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“We have a terrific volume of |cases Boing through the jury hear-

Mrs. Burney Record Traced . |ings and possibly the pressure of

; murder cases resul bPr: but on the South Side. Jmany ted in pos

Watts Jot to hag) ei to ponement of the Watts investiganorth of Greenwood. . atts’ job was to h Nn y tion,” he said, : ” oe land eis dn He Bliney slaying: the | Work and return to the plang from Why Was : He ; Freed Ae Adveriisedent I bility that the crime might be | time to time for supplies,’ Mr. On $250 Bond? ’ Asalis'Low Bout

per added, id “What I don’t understand about : Deputies Waiting (Continued From Page One) - this case is how Watts happened to “He had been doing this off and had failed to positively Identify be released under only $250 bond

; {my comprehension,” Prosecutor {the official skid,” “We had a hard Wanted Grand Jury Action |Stark said. A {time keeping track of him " “Thess the officers said they I Hever husard, of a bond in a Watts returned the truck to the wunied the giand jury to hear the '2P¢ case being less than $500 and plant at 2:20 p. m. yesterday 10 uyidence and suggested Watts be most of them are $1000” he sald.

Magenheimer he wanted to SID jy serine for a Criminal Court war: {68800 WHY bhe Bran Jury Jus Dot, a statement in connection with the .... 4 rape charge without grand | : s case other than the| fact that the police are still working |Center Camp are: Donna Conger,

attempted attack prior to the slay- jury detion.” cr wterd "e . on the evidence. ing yesterday Judge Clark sald he questioned "Ihe case" on. dur Sheriff Magenheimer sald he had yw, 0 length about his stability é 5 on the grand jury schedule for action v'hen it is ready

ake I statement pendin®ras a citizen and his answers dis- " not taken the sbi J A anbN to present go the jurors,” he said,

questioning Watts on the Burney closed that he had a steady job

case. » ‘and was "more substantial than Arrested in 1941 Services Saturday most™ defendants in police court The afdavit on which Watts was Services for Mrs. Burney will be cases.” bound over to the jury showed that held at 10:30 a. m. Baturday in ~"I asked the detectives what/1ioyd Newlin had entered his apPlanner & Buchanan mortuary aod amount of bond they recommended pearance as attorney for the deat 2:30 p.m. in Greensburg Meth- for the case” Judge Clark said fendant, He could not be reached

odist ‘Church. Burial will be in “We discussed it for seme time, Greensburg Cemetery. considering $1000 .and then talked Mrs. Burney was a member of about releasing him on his own show that Watts was. arrested once | the Eastern .Star, Delta Theta Tau recognizance Later the officers before in 1941 on a vagrancy charge. | Sorority, Meridian Hills Country|and myself agreed on $250 In view .p,.. wo ion cca when FBI! Club and several other clubs. She/of the evidence agents sald they wanted him in

for a statement, Farther back, the police records,

workéd ‘in the office of her hus- All Agree on $250 Bond connection with a minor theft of band's brokerage company Iie deputy prosecutor on duty in federal property. He was sentenced Mr. and Mrs. Burney are both (he court during the preliminary to one day in jail in. Federal Court! natives of “Greensburg and had pearing was P, K. Ward. , on this charge in November, 1941, lived -in Indianapolis since 1935. “I'm riot sure if he participated enn -

Besides her husband, Mrs. Burney jy; the bond discussion but I think Kid . . na is survived by her parents, Mr. and he did,” Judge Clark said. “At any ped Police Chief

Mrs. Frank Ainsworth, Greensburg, (rate everyone there agreed on the 10 Be. Demoted and three brothers, Robert Ains- pond.’ ALLENTOWM, Pa., Nov. 13 (UP) worth, David Ainsworth and Charles], The same day, records show, the Mayor-Elect Donald V. Hock ssid Ainsworth, all of Greensburg. $250 bond was. posted by Marty today that Police Chief

. “rankfor ofessional bondsman, |g y i Prowler Frankfort, professiona .| Elliott, who ‘was kidnaped and held Reports. Seeing and Watts was released pending prisoner for four hours by a young Twice in Same House rand jury investigation, gunman last” Sept. 30, will be de-

report from George. Horner, 2g4g | freedom under the $250"bond; Wits Hopk-chargead- the kidnaping demonKenwood Ave, who sald-a Strange Vas arrested Aug. 12°om a vagrancy strated police” inefficiency ' charge on the suspicion that he was .

man had twice entered the apart

ment house where he lived. fet Dif. Jno 3 window of = resl- State Guard Gets Mr. Hornet said the man first] “€1Ce } : . entered the house Sunday night, Sentenced to 30° Days $8390 PX. Profits

but left when he was questioned.| The next day Watts was reslated WASHINGTON, Nov. 13 (UP) Lats night he again. entered the on a “peeping Tom” charge and on The Indiana National Guard bas house and fled when he was dis-|Aug. 20 Judge Clark found him peen allotted $8390 as its share of

covered by Mrs. Horner guilty; sentenced Lim to 30 days on $36,000 ,in wartime post-exchange Mrs. Shirley Wishman, 835 N. the penal farm and fined him $25 and theater profits. Gray St. told police she was fol-|and costs. | The distribution was. announced owed from: the E "10th St: trolley] Meanwhile, the rape case was stilll by the National Guard Bureau, The line by a car last night, as she|pending before the grand jury, money is part of nearly $1 miilion

was returning from work. She is| Prosecutor Judson Stark said he accumulated by Guard units from employed at Ell Lilly & Co. and|would investigate the grand jury|post-exchange and other projects works until midnight. procedure during the last six months'in the Army during the war,

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| Center Camp 1397, Royal Neigh- FRANKFORT, Nov. 13—Defeated bors of America, will-observe a good Frankfort mayor candidate Charles, neighbor day Mond®y in the Wash- (Layton was expected to file for a re-| lington Hotel. Mrs. Grace W. Me. [count in Clinton Circuit Court tw-| i |day. He was Hefeated by Ralph, {Cheade, Democrat, in Nov. 4 ciec-| ition. Mr, Layton was defeated Ly 25 votes. : ; | | This recount is being petitioned] | because of a possibilfiy “of “errors jand not because of any accusation| -~ {of fraud of election boazd. {

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Patricia Cornwell and Patty and Peggy Killion. Drill teams from Anderson, Plym- | vuth and Hope, Ind, will give an exhibition in the evening.

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