Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 June 1950 — Page 4

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Neighbor Reports Seeing Burton A Police searched Indianapolis! fast night on a tip that Charles] Burton, sought since he abducted his estranged wife from her home Monday, had been seen in the city. | The tip came to Lt. Jack Small |

from a man who said he once had] lived across the street from Bur-| ton and knew him by sight. } Burton was reported driving west in a eoupe at Rd. 67 and Holt Rd. State police and the sheriff's de-| partment were notified, _ On Way to Indianapolis | Meanwhile, Mrs. Burton was oh her way to Indianapolis from Memphis, where she escaped from, _ [Burton Friday. _She. will arrive Philip Clifford and Floyd Leslie, investigators for the Marion County prosecutor's office, were; returning Mrs. Burton in pro-ii tective custody. She told Memphis officials that | : “the former wartime emergency! . policeman had threatened tog “hunt me down and kill me” it i _ Khe escaped from him,

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Mrs. Burton said her six- foot | seven-inch husband had abducted | her at the point of a gun from

her parents’ home in Indianapolis, |. Climexing dedication of the Botanical Gardens, Butler Uni-

and forced hier to accompany. him | versity campus, Josterdsy, J. 1, Holcomb, university board member in a stolen car. and donor of the gardens, unveiled the centerpiece statue of

Burton Is at lberty under a Perraphone, reel Jodden of growth, $1500 bond on a morals charge. |

Ritl-Cross_ to. Open. Atherton Center, Gardens ree . Swim: Clastos Are Dedicated at Butler

free program of swimming > s . classes for Leginners in city pools Ceremonies Lounch Thiee-Day Program tomorrow, Including Commencement Tomorrow Classes will be held at the

Kilenberger, Willard, Garfield and Dedication .of the $1.125.000 John Whistler Atherton Center Rhodius pools from 9 to 10 and James Irving Holcomb Botanical Gardens on Butler U niversity | a. m, five days a week, for two campus yesterday launched a three-day semester's end program. weeks. The Broad Ripple pool! The program will Include baccalaureate services at 2:30 p.m will offer classes four days a and commencement exercises fomorrow in Butler Fieldhouse week from 10 to 11:30 a. mand -i whivh- has been open stce Fan, 5. meme ‘week from 1:30 to 3 p. m. The structure is named In dent of the International ConThe Longacre pool will have memory of the university's sec- ivention of Disciples of Christ, classes on Mondays, Wednesdays retary-tremsurer who devoted 26 will take as his theme in the and Fridays, from 9 to 10 a. m., years of his life to the building bacealaureate sermon this after-| throughout the summer. of a “greater Butler” inoon Luke 12:32 The Westlake pool will open List of Speakers | “Fear not, little flock, for it is June 20 Tor four weeks of classes, His wife was present for the the Father's good Pleasure tn Coan aad. Thursdays, Arom.dadication..Spsaiars-inthuded. Hike POA BAO ors 9 to 10 a. m. ton 11. Brown, president of the H He will tell the graduating Instructors and assistants board of directors; Mr. Holcomb, seniors literal translation of the “trained by the Red Cross will vice president and chairman of text means Jeach the classes, the board's bullding and grounds to yoy» lcommittee; Miss Norma Brown, president of the Student Council, J. Russell Townsend Jr,

Good Humor | Men Sour

On Their Commissions NEW YORK, June 10 (UP)--| sociation. Dr. The Good Humor men weren't | presented the faculty, fru of Charles ‘A.

Program Highlights Program highlights will in-!

Henzle; “in very good humor today.

Some 500 of the white-coated| Persephone, tion by the Women's

Greek goddess of ‘politan area went on strike for the new gardens. and friends im Jordan Hall higher commissions. The gardens, opened to the Bacealureate * Members of the AFL Teamsters’ public for the first time yesterday, | benediet ion Union, they demanded an In- | feature a 500-fool grass mall|C. A ase Fsufrounded by a sme} i}

fowvoeation ant} wil be by the Rev.! Underwood, pastor of the! hristian Church, Spencer. ihiversity £hoir,

TETease agross recent. “from 24 10 per cen 088 dar called nr The | Pressure Grows to Di

McManamon Promises He'll Bring Action Soon in $1 Million Hammond Scandal

By IRVING LEIBOWITZ Pressure mounted today to dishar two Isidiana attorneys implicated in a million dollar land fraud in Hammond. The lawyers, Donald C. Gardner and Car] A. Huebner, were tried and found guilty of “false pretenses” when the case, involving! : Barrett Law bond issues for land improvement, broke in Hammond jeurrently under

two years ago. 10 years in the state prison, HuebAwo y 8 “considerable’ pressure from ner was found guilty and is await: The indictments charged that «posh cides”

urging him to act.. | judge William J. the defendants “conspired to de

{troller Cochran, City Attorney!

| Ballard Harrison. Charles

ner.

fing sentence by He told of visits from prom-i Mirrav

also must stand trial.

raud the City of Hammond of inent attorneys, organizations and All others privately expressed the opinion $058,000 in Barrett bond: cases.’ CIVIC roup, each pleading for The Hammond newspapers editorial- {they will be unable to hand down | The convicted lawyers origh state to “take a positive stand. ty criticized the method in whichla decision fn the case until “at!

The case, which started 8% a the case was being handled. “pally were indicted by a Lake qjyvi} suit and later developed into County Grand Jury along with's criminal court action, has be- gd attorneve. the Hammond Times, five other prominent persons in- come & burning political issue In editorially asked: “Since when! cluding ‘two Hammond city of- Lake County. has it ‘become thé practice in In-| ficals, City Controller Kellar H.| Current reports from the Calu- diana to leave on the roll of at-} Cochran and City Attorney Harry met area are that some judgés, torneys of the state courts, law; H. Stilley. bankers, lawyers and business yers who have been convicted of} Promises Action Soom ‘men shudder as each edition of Do : kiok ol . . 0y( raper ormer chief o Attorney (ieneral ‘J. Enel ihe loeal Rewspapers. Toll off. the the Indiana elle Court, wor McManamon, who was given a Presses detailed account of the reported| More than 120 persons are in~ynisdeeds of the attorneys by the|volved in the civil suit alone, Hammond Bar Association more Vote 18 Indictments ecutor John N. than a year and a half ago, sald] mighteen indictments were rei! The trial of C. yesterday he will bring acliohiyyrped by a Lake County Grand son, another bond attorney indict against them “in the near future. [Jury in June, 1948, charging ‘false oq. “The affairs of state make it pretenses, perjury forgery virtually impossible for

Brief ceremonies marked the dedication of the Atherton | Ci Center]

Stanton, i

[Car Rams Van Shoes Knocked Off - Terrified - Animal

The sight of ‘a high-spirited horse galloping full tilt on a main’ “{thoroughtare is a rare experience. in modern-day Indlanapolis. | ‘Bolting horses were no rarity’ in pop's day and numbers with the advent of “the automobile. But now automobiles Have taken over and few youngi laters of: today have thrilled at the sight of a runaway -horse. | 1 Yesterday, laf Bouthsiders, mouthed at the history-repeating spectacle. Car Rammed Wagon ~ Here's how it happened: William Scheryer, VanBuren St. wi Fhe vii milk Wago or he Mado-Sweet Dairy. _ Bulldénly He was jolted out of his wits and the horse put of two ishoes at Martin and Shelby Sts. {A car rammed the rear of thé The impact wagon against the horse's hind cutting them,

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| THEY'RE OFF, FOLKS an Folkestone, England, June 10 president of Butler Alumni As Clude the beginning concert by (UP)—~E, W. (Ted) Temme, one: Albert Mock re- the Butler Band under the direc-| of the two men who has swam the | the English Channel in both diThe unveiling of a statue ofistudent processional and a ‘recep<|Tections, dipped a tentative toe i Faculty! into the water today and formal4ce cream salesman in the metro- | growth, highlighted dedication sii for senigrs, their parents|ly declared the channel- "SWimnning |

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The civil case Is currently be{Btilley, and John G. Phrommer, &ifore the Indiana Appellate Court | real estate man, as well as privatelon an appeal. {attorneys Donald C. Gardner, C./ Donald E. Bowen said the case is Sur-one of the mést “complicated” to! {prise, Mr. Huebner and Mr. Gard-/come before the court. The prosecutor chargéd that the | Gardner was convicted and isi Appeilate Court allowed the docusentence of 1 toiments to be taken to Indianapolis by the Barrett bond attorneys in [the station wagon of Mr. rison,

The Appellate

least”

But the civil case hasn't even,

three In reference to the two convict hearing ends.

QUAKE IN ARGENTINA ME EAA Argenting. Jupe 10!

awyers in Fraud Case

Appellate Judge |

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already allowed eight time ex-! The transcript of tha {lower court was filed Mar. 17. i

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briefs.

the!

Twelve boxes loaded: with ex- |

hibits to

aid in prosecuting the

was postponed until Septém-icriminal action, Appellate Court of ‘her, Prosecutor Stanton charged,|Clerk Williams was called back | me 10/deeds and conspiracy to defraud because “all the incriminating evi- from vacation and‘ ordered to)

blamed for the delay in the crim-| hibits are stacked in the office] inal prosecution of the case by Of Supreme and Appellate Court | Lake County's Chief Deputy Pros- Clerk Thomas Williams. When Lake County Prosecutor Ballard Harri- Ben Schwartz demanded the ex-|

drop everything and take up the the City of Hammond of $058,000 dence was allowed to bv taken to!'‘escort” the documents back to!

case of .these two men; Mr Men Barrett bond. cases.’ Manamon said. “We n~re dealing Those" indicted were City Con with the lives of two men and we . can’t hurry. I will take care of

pellate Conrt.”

the matter as soon #5 I'm legally able ® i g Attorney. General McManamon admitted, however, there was]

Soap Opera Heroine Weds Air Wave Hero ENGERWOOD, N. J, June 10 {UP]—The heroine of the radio} goap opera “Life Can Be Beauti-| ful” married the hero of “The Right To Happiness” here today.| Teri Keane and John Larkin eilminated their real-life "romance in a ceremony at the West Side Presbyterian Church. They couple will not take a honeymoon| until fall, | First they must record on tape three weeks of soap operas and then they'll go on a carribean Your. | Larkin also “Plays the role of Perry Mason, a radio detective. «Peri also is the heroine on “ChiChi”

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SLIDE TOLL UP TO 32 TOKYO, June 10 (UP) toll of knows dead in jandslide af fumanodaira rail road station Tose to 32 today. rescue workers dug for 18 mo ‘rail workers ved still buried ‘under tons of rock and sand. i

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