Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 February 1952 — Page 4
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PACE €or; i Willkie Plans | Court Fight Over Ouster
By United Press | JERSEY CITY, N. J., Feb. 21} (UP)—Management of Kingan &| Co.,. Indianapolis, appeared cer-/| tain today to win the contest with dissenting stockholder supporters of Hy Frederick Willkie, recentlyousted president of the meatpacking firm. However, Mr. Willkie announced that he intends to carry the fight to the courts. ’ Stockholders of Kingan voted, in person and by proxy, at the annual meeting here today on management and opposition] slates of directors. | Although the final tally is not expected until late this afternoon, a management - controlled block of 600,000 shares out of a total 829,396 shares, apparently -assures the vote for the incumbent management, headed by the new president, W, R, Sinclair. The opposition vote is not expected to exceed 180,000 shares, out of a total vote of 700,000 to 780,000 shares expected by the company, T. Newman . Lawler, attorney for Mr. Willkie who was ousted | last Friday as chief executive of the firmy after serving since No-| vember, 1950, sald Mr. Willkie's| name was not included on the in-| dependent committee’s slate of di-| rectors because “we intend to go to court on this thing.” The opposition slate was nominated by members of the “Independent Committee of Stockholders of Kingan & Co.”—Patrick J. Callahan, an insurance agent; Edward Lee, an attorney, and Jay Carton, a security analyst.
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MOTHER'S DECISION—Mrs. Constance Kisser of Denver | tries to decide whether to look in the coffin the Army said held |
the body of her son, Cpl. Robert Dittler, killed in Korea. She got
a court order to have the coffin opened—then decided against it.
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Fathers See Sons Get Drunken Driving Terms * Fathers of two young men ap- e peared in Municipal Court 4 today to watch their sons sentenced for drunken driving. : { City Councilman Carter Eltz-| roth was a spectator as Special] Judge Addison Dowling fined: Edwin Lee Eltzroth, 29, Monrovia, $50 and costs. He suspended his license for 90 days and warned that another ~ conviction would send him to jail. | The father of Robie Taylor, 28,
himself as a church missionary when his son appeared before Judge Scott McDonald. “You'd better do a little missionary work at home,” the Judge! told the minister as he sentenced young Taylor to 30 days on the State Farm and fined him a total of $83.50, as a repeater.
General Adds Nothing To Flying Discs Report
TOKYO, Feb. 21 (UP) — Lt.| Gen, O. P. Weyland, Far East| Afr Forces commander, sald today his headquartérs could “add nothing” to an Air Force announcement that “flying discs” had been seen over Korea by B-29 bomber crews. { The crew members wish to re-| main “anonymous,” Gen. Wey-| land said.
The Air Force disclosed fin Washington Tuesday that the crews of two B-29's saw glowing dises flying over Korea about! midnight Jan. 29. One plane was| over Wonsan on Korea's east coast and the other over Sunchon |
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am Struction of a new bridge across dent which killed one American the Ohio River between that city
woman - and injured two othersizng New Albany, Ind, passed in
mid was postponed yesterday sentatives yesterday. pending’ arraignment of a youth-| The measure, approved 72 to 0, ful Colombia pilot. . {will permit the city to obtain The wife of a U. 8. Embassy right-of-way for construction of] official was killed Tuesday when {the span. a small Piper. monoplane piloted
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