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Ex-Convict Starts Term in Abortion Pan, Not Pot, This Time

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Gets 3 to 14 Years For Death of Girl, 17 Eugene Bishop, 40-year-old exconvict, today began a three-to-14-year prison term after he pleaded guilty last night in Criminal Ceurt 2, in the abortion death of a 17-year-old high school girl, Bishop, whose trial began yesterday before a jury of 11 men and one woman, in Judge Saul I. Rabb’s court, made the change in his plea as a special night session got under way. Just as the jury was to return to the courtroom after supper, Bishop walked up to the judge's bench and asked the court to accept his guilty plea. “Why do you want to change your plea at this time?” Judge Rabb asked the prisoner.

“That taxi driver's testimony swamped me and the doctor's autopsy report didn’t help my case very much,” the prisoner replied. Accepts Plea

Judge Rabb accepted Bishop's guilty plea after he ascertained that the prisoner had consulted his attorneys, Thurl C. Rhodes] and Robert Rutherford, before] deciding to plead guilty. Bishop was identified by Leo| Twersky, a taxi driver, as the| man he picked up at the Indian-| Michael Sullivan, 3, and me

apolis General Hospital last June| cake pan which firemen removed 11 and drove to a tourist court at

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Bishop had been indicted for —————— TR v abortion after the death of Miss ation in the West Side tourist Bertha Gullion, who lost con-/camp. She died .later in General sciousness during the illegal oper-|Hogpital.

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Doctor's Testimony | The cab driver told the court how Bishop went back to the! camp to get a coat he had left ithere in his haste to-get Miss, Gullion to the hospital. | | In addition to the prison term, | {Judge Rabb also added a fine of! $100 _and costs, i Also held in connection with. Miss Giillion’s death is her boy friend; James Rodney Groff, who | was arrested with Bishop. Groff, who has been granted a

state, - = {i —At-the end of his term in the Indiana State Prison, Bishop still faces & five-year sentence in Pennsylvania, where he is on parole for robbery.

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Dillard E. Bird, president of the Society for Advancement of Management, will speak at the dinner meeting of the annual fall conference of the: Indianapolis chapter tonight

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(Cont'.ued From Page One) those who take children to the stores and shop for them-—were employees of Local 145 Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America; employees of the Kahn Tailoring Co. They took 15 chil. drén to the stores, There have been 408 children clothed to date through Clothe-A-Child. Times shoppers took 65 of them to the stores yesterday and 20 went with donors. CONTRIBUTORS

Previous Balance ....$3925.00 A Friend 100.00 Employees of the Rail- .

way Service & Supply 4 Corp sevvnnnnenainn 10.00 Tally-Ho Euchre Club Members ........... 5.00 Golden Glow Garden Club ceeennenivncnse 15.00 Anonymous ....ocivan 10.00

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DUFF scveurisnvinnes 4.00 W.&Z C. ....ioovvua . 5.00 Mary Kathryn Carter . 1.00 | Mrs. James N. Firth .. 5.00 Clara M. Ruth ....... 1.00 Mercator Club ........ 25.00 Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Company 8.33 | Home Builders Class Garfield Park Baptist Church ........ 15.00 FEB o.oo. 5.00 The Office Force, Indiana Farmers Mutual Ins, Co. ....... 50.00 In memory of Bobby Lewin ......0000un. 10.00 R.W. R. iivivnnnnns 5.00 Anonymous .......... 5.00 | In memory of Mrs L. W. Dooley ..... 2.00 C. W. Weathers ..... 10.00 Henry & Jim ........ 3.00 Today's Total ......$ 825.33 Total to date ...... $4250.85

PIRECT DONORS Kahn Tailoring Co. 15 Children Indiana Grain . 2 Children Nettle Ransford Chapter O. E. 8,

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| Dr, Edward F. Bloemker was elected presi. dent ~elect for 1951. Dr. Wendell A. Shullen{berger was elect ed vice presi dent; Dr. J. Neill Garber, secre(tary = treasurer, land Dr. E. Ver-

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| Dr. Gabe .succeeds Dr. James W. Denny.

Dealers Storing Coal for Schools

Coal dealers today began storing [250 to 300 tons of stoker coal | {for Indianapolis schools as a reserve against a possible future | shortage. School Board members last] night authorized purchase of the] coal and additional storage pay-| ments of 35 cents a ton after |

(Maxwell V. Bailey, business di-|#

(rector, advised the purchase for “emergency uses.” | The board approved final work- | ing plans and specifications for School 77, paving the way for |sale of bonds and letting of bids. Emil V. 8chaad, building com-| | mittee chairman, said the $500,000 | school will replace a temporary | wooden building now in use at 401 N, Arlington Ave. Construction will take about a year after |ground is broken next spring, Mr. Schaad said. |__The board last night decided to alimit applicants from outside In{glanapolis to the school of practical nursing—first in Indiana— fwhich is scheduled to begin {classes Jan. 3. [To occupy a wing of School 3; [23 N. Rural 8t., the unit will give ‘one-year of tuition-free training tto a class of 40 students, accord. fing to W. 8. Barnhart, director Mr, Barnhart ‘said a new class [of 40 will be admitted every two | months, In addition to classroom | training; students “will work in

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