Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 September 1951 — Page 3

19, 1951

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“Fugitive Slayer Finds Sanctuary In Wooded Hills

vA LEWIS GAMMON — Killer

chased along river~==

-day a police killer from Kentucky might hide out for days

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[-. Timer State-Ssrvice : ; MADISON, Sept. 19—Sheriff Walter Sauley said -to-

or weeks in the wild, wooded hills along the Ohio River.

~ For the second night in a row, police from two states and sheriffs from Clark and Jefferson — ; Counties surrounded the Marble miles up the river from the Clark- § Hill area, where they believe Jefferson County Line, reportea Lewis Gammon is hiding. his boat had been.stolen. AuthorGammon, a former convict, is ities were investigating the poswanted for killing 4 policeman sibility that Gammon escaped in in Carrollton, Ky., last Saturday. ‘the boat under cover of darkness. He has sworn never to be taken Kentucky state police have

alive. A $1500 reward is offered used planes in the search, - but for his capture. local authorities pointed out that

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Better Get Married Now— It May Cost More Later

‘WASHINGTON. Sept. 19 (UP) —'The price. of getting married may go. up. : The government today exempted from price control justices of the peace, advertising. agencies, dues and assessments of social and other non-profit clubs, and 18 other assorted trades and services. . If, for instance, you're an actactor or athlete, the cost of having a manager may go up. The Office of Price Stabilization said that these services either _have “little effect on the cost of living” or “cannot prac-

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Some married men may agree. Aside from barbers and. beauticians “who were exempted specifically by Congress, the OPS exemption list also includes: Claims adjusters; custom house

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brokers and foreign freight warders; - detectidbn of railroad rails by detector labor relations counsellors; maritime pilotage services; services of mortgage brokers or mortgagees in connection with negotiation, placement and Sepuring of mortgages. " Newspaper carrier hand ery services; notaries public; commissions paid to distributors of petroleum products on consignment; process servers; public relations counsellors; real estate brokers, agents and appraisers; ticker services; tree surgery services. Wrecking services; grants of rights under patents, trademarks and copyrights except where they affect the price of material subject to price control; and services supplied directly by federal, state, territorial or municipal govern-

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Today Sheriff Sauley pointed Gammon could easily hide from

out that the Marble Hill area is planes in the thick woods,

nearly perfect hide-out country.

straight to the river's edge. There are . few roads, ‘ Woods cover the hills. relatives in the region. Last night a shanty-dweller a Devils Back ‘Bone, about

Eve and Her Fig Leaf Considered—

Nudist Members Too Raw,

By United Press McKENZIE, Tenn. Sept. 19—

The zoology professor at Bethel College has been fired for belonging to a nudist group, officials of the tiny church school disclosed today.

President Roy N Baker said

Dr. John E. Bauman was dismissed when word leaked out that he was a member of the American Sunbathing Association. " “The philosophy of that organization does. not . fit our church program,” Mr. Baker

said. He said Dr. Bauman’s term at the Cumberland Presbyterian denominational school expired Aug. 18. : Dr. Baunian, 59-vear-old-bach-elor, appealed after receiving notice of his dismissal last spring, Mr. Baker said, and the dismissal was upheld by the church's general assembly education committee. Dr. Bauman, long a teacher in church schools, had held his professorship at this coeducational

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college for three years. He claimed the committee brought up the biblical account of Eve and her fig leaf. Fey While Mr. Baker denied any such argument. was used, Dr. Bauman said the committee used arguments that were historically untrue to denounce his views about associating with the ppposite sex in the raw. Dr. Bauman, who said he has been a member of the nudist group for 10 years, declared that going nude at camps removes a lot of temptations that confront bedraped persons in the outside world. Dr. Bauman said he did not know how officials found out and Mr. Baker refused to say. He said, however that so far as he knew Dr. Bauman did not permit his private beliefs to influence his teaching. Bethel College, a landmark of this small west Tennessee community, now has about 450 students and 24 teachers.

Fire Truck | Driver Fired for Drinking

An Indianapolis fireman five times suspended for misconduct fired today for driving a pumper while drunk. Tony Boyd, 45, of 538 W. New (York St., admitted he drove Engine 1 after he had been drinking at the two-alarm fire of the Selig Junk Yark Aug. 5. His dismissal, recommended by ithe Trial Board of Fire Captains, was upheld by the Safety Board. Boyd made no defense. He said: “All I can say is I'm sorry it happened. I didn't take a drink to get drunk but had been on .the fire for more than 10 hours and was cold. I just wanted to get warmed up.” He previously was suspended 30 days in 1943, 1944, 1945 and 1948 |for being absent without leave jand for nine months in 1949 for being drunk on duty.

Magazine Editor Dies WASHINGTON, Sept. 19 (UP) Jesse R. Hildebrand, 63, assistant editor of the National Geographic Magazine, died last night of a cerebral hemorrhage. Two. daughters. a brother and | two grandchildren survive,

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ing hunted and trapped them frequently.

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‘states attempted to move in on a

house, accessible only from the Half-way down the steep hill they were met by a woman who leveled a shotgun at them and demanded: “Where do you think you're going?” Ordered to drop the gun or be shot, the woman obeyed, but offi-

cers said by the time they got to the house Gammon had time to escape—if he actually had been

there.

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Kidnaping Stories Are Phony

Police scratched two “kidnapoff the records today. An 11-year-old West Side girl

admitted her story of being abducted was a hoax,

She said her

Two Post Bond

In Narcotics Case Two men charged with breali:ing the narcotics law were free on $500 bond today. Max Merlyn Moore, 23, of 3738 Whenner Dr., and Clark Albert Derry, 24, of 4611-Winthrop Ave., will be tried Oct. 1 before Special

Judge John A. Carson, Municipal

Court 3. Derry was caught Sept. 11 with morphine tablets which police said Moore had stolen from a large local drug-making firm, Two others arrested in the case, Hall Adams, 30, of 1930 N. Pennsvlvania St., and Woodson Earl Green, 23, Bridgeport. were dismissed by Judge Joseph M. Howard yesterday. Green is a professional light heavyweight boxer.

was Cliffs .of 400 feet drop almost believed to be in Kentucky. Then the he had row Gammon across the Ohio in a fishing boat, t landing in the Marble Hill area four Some 15 miles southwest of Madi-

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FRENCH LICK, Sept. 19 (UP) Indiana's 99 local Kiwanis i» Donald P. Carpenter, Brazil, 'also elected Ralph McReynolds, Clint Barnes, Ft. Evansville, district treasurer at Wayne, today as governor of the the close of “their 34th annual / state. convention here yesterday. Indiana Kiwanis district. Mr. Carpenter will appoint a dis The 269 delegates representing trict secretary.

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