Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 August 1949 — Page 5

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were the backbone of the force.

“Retire? Not one at a time.

Aug. 27, ul I was investigating 4 a na a frowins In

picture in his Rear Bs hel There ia 5 scsmmpanying sory ail how’ a resident ffcer Heller.

A crowd was

“Court 4? Second floor. Chief's office? To your left, and straight ahead.” Andy was back on duty, The snuiversary was forgotten, (By Norman Bourne).

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Murder Charge Hearing Delayed

George Tillberry's Preliminary Set Sept. 6

George Tillberry, B50, of 937 W. Pearl St, today faced a preliminary hearing on a charge of murder on Sept. 6 in the death of a 59-year-old sheet metal worker. The victim, Bert Welch, of 2130 N. Wheeler St., was found dead on the sidewalk in front of Tillberry’s home by police who were investigating neighbors’ com-

“plaints of “men fighting in al

yard.” Tillberry was arraigned for mur-| der before Judge Alex M, Clark in Municipal Court 4 yesterday ™ afternoon, - Judge-Clark granted a postponement of the prelimi. nary hearing until Sept. 6, He is being held in Marion County Jail without bail, Two Released Myrtle Welch, 37, wife the victim, and William F, n, 29, of 937 Pearl Bt, were released on bond after being slated on vagrancy charges and “held as

Police said the Welch family apparently was visiting a sister of the dead man, Mrs. Mary Van Winkle, when Mr. Welch went into Tillberry's yard to draw some water from a pump. The fight started, police said, when Tillberry accused

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Neighborhood Theaters.

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goes of AE be i ‘Aliss Ee ‘Room Shortage’ Hits County Jail

Marion County's big jall is suffering a housing problem, It has more “patrons” than it can han dle.

Chief Jailer Harry Cook

‘trom Today's court busines complained he now has 362 or oners—62 more than the jail's capacity.

Deputy Cook said the jailers {have resorted to extreme measures {to handle the overflow. Double. {deck beds are being placed in one{occupant cells and some prisoners

Tare sleeping on mattresses on the

Welch of insulting his 15-year. floor.

old daughter. Tillberry told police he knocked Mr, Welch to the ground. Head Injured

Witness said Mr. Welch got

up, walked around fo the front! steps of his sister's home and sat %8id.

down, Shortly afterward he was) found. lying on the sidewalk, blood gushing from a wound in his head.

To what does the chief jailer attribute the increase? He hinted it was due to a certain stern judge (sitting on a Municipal Court bench, “It's net a seasonal thing,” he “Since the weather's nice, the drunks don't like to get in.”

Trolley Passengers

Services for Mr. Welch, an em-| ‘Get Free Transfers

ployee of the Metal Auto Parts! Passengers <on either the Co. for 33 years, willbe held at 10 a. m. Tuesday in the Harry Burial

W. Moore Peace Chapel. will be in Holy Cross Cemetery.

Born in Trimble County, Ken! tucky, he had lved most of his

life in Indianapolis,

Additional survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Martha K. Rus.

kaup; a son, Charles N. Welch, and a brother, Noah Welch, of Indianapolis.

Teacher Placement Bureau Head to Speak

Prof, Paul W. Nicely, director

of the bureau of. teacher place-/lan St. trolleys. Transfer points

ment at Butler University, will make two. talks on “Telching| Buccessful Living” before teach-| ers’ institutes next Thursday. He will speak before the Cass| County Teachers Institute at Logansport and the White County

Teachers Institute at Monticello.

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Registration Set Registration for adult evening classes at Tech, Manual and Crisus Attucks high schools will be ld Sept. 6, 7 and 8, W, 8. Barnhart, director of extended school services has announced. Courses will be offered to meet uation ud Wrements ans

«the president, will be William E.|

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WESTLAKE

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with Parley The Cortneys operate the Pt Tha Toes * "* ILiang-8hen-Cortney Studio, 2704 5 avn Je Slesty,* st 12:85, |N. Meridian St. One wifining pho-

tograph was an interior study of a room in the 1949 Indianapolis home show. The other was & portrait,

- LOBW'S “The Great Sinner,” with Gregory Peck and Av: Gardner, at 11, 2:08, 5:10. 8:15 sand 11:23,

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“Law of a fo ane, a : a0, an 108. "4 {Iwe New Tests for Roy Acuff and the G ole By Fres nS x stage pg 12:34, But er hmen “Hold That Babr with the Chest x-rays and a test In Powers Dore. 1 1:3 343 6:04 speech and diction are two new

itests inaugurated for Butler University’ s annual Freshman Week, | Sept. 12 to 16. { Tow Ray Miller, university phy-| felan, has announced that all nl students will be, given = List Officers chest x-rays as a part of their! physical examination, . Dr. George P. Rice, Jr, head Members of the executive com- {of the speech department, said mittee of the Fathers’ Associa: entering Tre fasted tion of Broad Ripple High School fOr voice and diction. Those no for the ‘ensuing year were an-| meeting a college standard will

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Racing Tycoon Improves After Heart Attack

AN terests as on as refresher study. Although no tuition will be

Mr, Barnhart said. : Registrations will be held from 5 p. m. to 8 p. m. at the schools,

Camera Club Sets Third Meeting Here

The Fotocrafters camera club

St. The newly formed organization supervised by Harold Cordell, is open to children from|, nine to 1%-years-old. The club is a part of the National Association of Camera Clubs, Except for individual cam-

fees for book and supply rentals will be required] rH

{here and owner of the profes-| will hold its third meeting at 4 p. m. Monday at 2410 N., Alabama

club.

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CHARLES BOYER BARBARA STANWYGK

CHICAGO, Aug. 27 (UP)—Ben|to the Parthia. F. Lindheimer, prominent racing | pr— ! “improving” and in “good condi- MaYwooD tion,” attendants at St. . Luke's) Drive-In ;

Attendants said Lindheimer | was stricken with a “cardiac ail-! ment” Wednesday because of| overwork during the summer racing season.

Richard Crane §4 Gloria Henry Randolph Seott

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Meridian or Riverside trackless trolley lines dare permitted to transfer free to the General Hos-

pital trolley, the Indizndpolis Railways reminded its patrons today.

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'Youngsters' Club Sets First Bike Hike Today

Fifteen far West Bide young sters, all members of a' newly formed bicycle club, were to take

: 2T|their first bike hike today to the (UP) — A Nationalist , military y

that! Chinese Communist army regulars have invaded Kwangtung province and linked up with guerrillas near Yungyun, 10 miles north of Can-

Weir Cook Airport area, it was announced by Mrs, Maxine Wolff, of 1530 Earl Ave. organizer of the group. The sheriff's office road patrol will address members of the club, which was formed to teach safety

in cycling, early riext week, Mrs. Wolff said. Club members include first to eighth fu e school pupils, among them, s. Wolff's nine-year-old daughter, Linda Lou,

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