Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 April 1951 — Page 20
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES MONDAY, APR. 16, 1951
Fairchild Backs
Clark for Mayor
Clears Up GOP
Factional Issue
Prosecutor Frank Fairchild today announced he will support Judge Alex M, Clark for the Republican mayoralty nomination at the May 8 primary. His pronouncement cleared up a major question mark in the factional lines of the {GOP here. Prosecutor Fairchild had been regarded as “on the fence” in the mavoralty contest between Judge Clark and Ceril 8. (Cy) Ober furniture dealer and party leader many years, A vear ago Mr. Fairchild won the prosecutor nomination in a fight against the regular organization that {s- now supporting Judge Clark “Effective law enforcement entaile complete co-operation between the offices of Mayor. Sheriff and Prosecutor,” ‘Mr, Fairchild zaid. “It is my opinion that the experience of Judge Clark on the hench and with police particularly qualifies him to cope with the lawenforcement problem we have in Indianapolis.”
Reserve Officers Back MacArthur
Times State service TERRE HAUTE. Apr. 16 — A resolution hacking President Truman’s firing of Gen. Douglas MacArthur was voted down vesterday by the Indiana department, Reserve Officers Association. Delegates to the state convention here killed the resolution In
a floor vote after it had been forced out of committee. The committee earlier had .- voted
unanimously against it. Lt. Col. Elwood W. Dalton, South Bend. was elected new ROA
president. He is former senior vice president. Others named were Lt. Col.!
Robert P. Porter. Ft. Wayne, senfor vice president; Lt. Taylor 8. Oldham, Muncie, vice president for Army affairs: Lt. Cmdr. Felix McWhirter, Indianapolis, vice president for Navy affairs, and Lt. Thomas E. Freebairn, *‘Indianapolis, vice president for Air Force affairs.
Air Force Plane Crashes in West
FAIRFIELD, Cal.. Apr. 16 (UP) An Air Force C-47 carrying at least three persons crashed near Travis Air Base shortly before midnight, the Air Force announced today. One of the men was injured eritically and the condition of the others was not known. The plane was flying from Riverside Cal. to Hamilton Field when it crashed about 11 p. m., apparently between Benicia and Cordelia, Cal. A Hamilton Field spokesman said the plane had five men aboard when it left Riverside.
However, only three were beHeved on the piane when it crashed.
Hold 2 Club Workers in Theft of $13,000
NEW YORK. Apr. 18 (UP)— The night watchman and cashler of a racquet and tennis club were charged today with stealing some $13,000 from the club safe Friday! night. : Police said watchman Daniel Donnellan. 66, signed a statement admitting his part in the robbery and implicating cashier Louis Tacon. * Tacon denied he had any part in the theft, which netted the thieves $2600 in cash and the remainder in travelers’ checks.
Says Mrs. Doug Wants
To Return to Japan TOKYO, Apr. 18 (UP) — Mrs. Douglas MacArthur wants to return to Japan next vear during ¢ cherry blossom season, a Kobe cakemaker said today. Sadeiehi Hirota, 50, said he had a chat with the wife of the deposed Far East commander vesterday when he went to the U. S. embassy to present a cake to Gen. MacArthur,
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H or e' S S econ ol Pi cture Fall in Elevator H. W. Mountz, DeKalb County Lawyer, Dies Held for Desertion
Fo \ Ti State Gervi tiei tt pg arrett HAMMOND, Apr. 16 (UP)-—-Ro- SPIRIN AT 7 GARRETT, Apr. Tor Howard a practicing, attorney in -Garre land G. Prine, 21, was held in city *
wW youn. 09 years, He served as State Rep- | . W. Mountz, dean of DeKalb Coun jail today pending release to mili oo « FAVORITE OF M/LIONS! | Plunges Head First | |
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Indiana, died here Saturday of a'several years, he was senior part- Prine, who was working in a local {heart attack. He was 79. ner in the Mountz & Mountz law steel fabricating plant, was ar- | Mr. Mountz was graduated firm at Garrett with his son, rested yesterday by police and FBI agents. y i Sf yesterday when he plunged down an elevator shaft in the Banker's Trust Building, 138 N. Pennsyl-| {vania St. ]
Perry M. Miller, 46, of 1825 W. {Morris Ct., foreman of a threeman crew employed by the Wal[ter W. Simmons Industries, fell, ‘head first down the. shaft from, the first floor to the sub-basement. Frank“ Hansen, one of the dead man's crew, told police they were ‘bird proofing the building on the! ‘upper floors. | Mr. Miller apparently opened! the door of the elevator shaft, thinking the car was at the floor.| However, the elevator was on a| floor above, and he plunged to, (his death. | Mr. Miller was born in Scott, County, Ky., and came here more
from DePauw University and was George E.
{than 20 years ago. He is survived by his wife, Mary, a 10-year-old {daughter, Donna Kay, and an{other daughter, Mrs. John Neiman, of Westfield A brother, James Miller, lives
there. Three other brothers, Rube, ‘Dixon and Aubrey Miller live in, § {Scott County, Ky. A sister, Mrs.| & {Minnie Eubleton lives in Scotts- 2 + ville, Ky., and another sister, A 3 Mrs. Lillian Marion resides at § y {Bowling Green, Ky. ; Funeral arrangements were being completed by the J. C. Williams Funeral Home.
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