Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 October 1949 — Page 8

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Judge Takes ‘Sentimental Journey’

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A trip fo Shelbyville; such as they made yesterday for the Robert Austin Watts hearing, is something of a "sentimental | * for Judge and Mrs. William D. Bain. They became " helb ille more than 40 years ago, when she was there and he was a law student in Indian- | apolis. After court yesterday they visited old-time friends.

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fined as a protection to park visitors, to say nothing of the zoo animals

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Sizes 87, te 12 4.50 Sizes 121; to 3 4.95

Denies ‘Drunken Riding,’ Test Tube Cows Double Pays $50 Fine Anyway Butterfat Production

CHICAGO (UP)~-John L. Cun- i diff, 32, told Police Judge Mason studies at the University of Illi8. Sullivan that when a stirrup|nois show that cows sired by artlcouldn't control his/ficial breeding produce more than horse, which left the park bridle/twice as much butterfat as their path and headed for the zoo. normally-bred sisters, The arresting officer, Donald| The university’s college of agriRichter, charged that Cundiff was culture reports that the test tube intoxicated, which Cundiff denied cows give an average of almost 500 pounds of butterfat a year. Anyway, City Prosecutor Wil-|The average ordinary cow gives liam Barth

said Cundiff should oh Dai 215 pounds.

COWS.

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Lt. Col. Alb: cago will spe: tion Army s and Sunday | ing, 234 E. ) Lt. Col, Per sition of prin cers Training rector of the for Evangeli: Teaching. “ He two of .the 1 influential S corps in the and Flint, Mi He will be Ernest Mille young student ing college. Pugmire; stat

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Mrs. Mary gan County n: olis resident : terday in her lard Ave, af seven weeks. Mrs. Sutto: member of th Church in Per The Rev. Rc of the Univer gelical United will officiate . m. Sunday rial will b Cemetery, nes “ Surviving Mrs. Jessie Flora Arthur thur and Mi and the Miss beth Sutton, two sons, Clz hambra, Cal. Sutton, Indi: Mrs. Flora F and nine grar great-grandch

Sim O. § Sim O., Swi upholstery sh ington St. for died today in pital after an He was 67. _ Born in C Swinford, 44 had lived in moving to Ir ago. Burial will after services day in the G neral Home. Surviving ¢ Isgrigg Swin: Mrs. Charles Ill, and Mrs. apolis; two s Ft. Lauderda Swinford, D grandchildrer grandchildrer

Mrs. Mai

Services fc native of Ra died Wednes her daughter 1156 Spann . 10 a. m. tor Kirk Northe: p. m. in the Randolph Cc in Maxville Mrs. Davis Chester St., @hristian Ch had been a dent for 30 Also survi children.

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