Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 September 1952 — Page 15

9, 1902

FRIDAY, SEPT. 19, 1952

8 Ex-Bankers

Are-Sentenced

Two former employees of People’s State Bank, charged with Juggling records to cover bad loans, will start serving two-year federal prison sentences Oct. 1. Federal Judge William E. Steckler yesterday sentenced James E. Walpole, 27, of 959 High St., and Evans’ M, Rust, 42, of 1320 N. Delaware St. Both pleaded guilty to the charges. : An’ FBI agent testified shortages attributed to accounts of the pair totaled more than $79,000. Shortages in Walpole's account reached more than $15,000. Rust's were short about $64,000.

Tell of Loan Papers

Both the agent and District Attorney Marshall Hanley told the court the men made out fictitious loan papers in attempts to hide bad accounts. Each defendant was given until Oct. 1 to get his personal affairs in order, Although Walpole said he had nothing to say in addition to his statement “to probation officers, the FBI agent quoted him as declaring he started juggling the books to “cover up for a friend.” But the agent said that “friend” cannot be found. Rust told the court:

“Whatever happened I had no|

Intent to do wrong to anybody. But I just couldn’t face the criticism I was subject to.” He referred to some of the loans he had made. Investigators said Rust had been juggling the records for the last 10 years. Walpole had been at it two years. Each knew what the other was doing. Although the figures ran high on the accumulated fictitious notes, not all the money was lost by the bank, Money “loaned” on the fictitious notes was used to make payment on legitimate ones which became delinquent. Some of the notes were later brought up to date.

2 Boatmen Break

Robert E. Lee Record

8T. LOUIS — Two boatmen rested today after an 88-hour and 10-minute trip up the Mississippi River from New Orleans in which they fulfilled their desire to beat the historic record of the steamboat Robert E. “ee. The Lee's 82-year-old record, which still stands for steamboats, was 90 hours and 14 minutes for the 1047-mile trip. Roy Smith and John Langford used a 14-foot plywood boat, powered by two 10-horsepower outboard motors.

IN INDIANAPOLIS

MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED |

Jack D, hmidt, 233, 7450 College; Julia) whi Foster, 18, 5614 Kin 1aine; Rosemary Saunders, 21, Michigan otel. | Willie Yarber, 18, 2533 Caroline; Margie] an, 16, 2361 Schofield, | Jimmy M. Dobson, 19, 231 N. New| fersey: Nancy E. Glass, 17, 16826 N.|

uclid. { James P. Johns, 21, 27% 8. Illingis: ‘Barbara E. Mecleath, 19, 225 8. Sate. | William H. Royse Jr. 23, 121 E. Berwyn: hirley M. Hartl, 21, Ruckle. i Joe Ansiem. 69, 1434 E. Naomi; Grace M. Schultz, 86, 143¢ E. Naomi. | Clifford J. Kelly, 29. 615 8. Noble; Mary| L. Bloynt, 29, 1037 8. State,

es, ne Person, 17, 620 W. North, James R. Peacock. 34, 217 E. 21st. Augusta M. Schnell 20, 2120 N. Alabama. George W, Byester, 20, 4407 W. WashingNn; Florence A. Bische, 18, Speedway

to Ernest T, Scott, 31, U, 8. A M nest T. , U., 8. Army; Marw C, Goodwin, 12, 1220 Plokwick. \ James A. 308 Roosevelt; Ruby

ts Ingram. 7, 4015 E. Michigan; N. Rural.

, 45, r William R. Schlenaker, IT 6206 Madison:

Y. 088, ] fo; Kathryn L. Hobbs, 33, 1921 N. Berwick, ‘ Paul J. Anglin, i. Vancouver, Wash.; Rarbars A. Stierle, 25, Thompsonville,

gsley. ljam F, Doergelok. 21, 228 Belleton-| 1°

Willie C. Bridges, 21, U. 8. Army; Kather-| 4, W. Nort

W. McKinney: Margaret L. vs. Jack T Perkins: Janet M Aaron vs, Gertrude W. Johnson: Ruth vs, Elmer W. Nawman; August J. Colon; "Mercedas vs. John

Local Deaths

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i | i Precipitation 34 hrs. end. 7 o . pt, apy 47, of 769 Indiana Ave., clerk in; Total precipitation since Jan, 1 ..... 35.10 Lorean E. vs.|St, Cldir Cigar Store, Services 9) Excess since Jan .- 8.43 Ie The following table shows the tempera-

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

{ Beasley; Frank R. vs. Betty J. Long; Ray-1a, m, Monday, Willls Mortuary. | ture in other cities. |. Station

mond D. vs, Thelma F. Curl

BIRTHS BOYS

At Methodist—George, e¢ Poynter:

Jones; h Viola Woods;

, Tone Lakey At Genergl—Virgil, Rosa Perry. t_ Coleman — William, bs Etinienne: | James. Anna Herald; arren. T3¢ er: William, Genevieve Weigel, At St. Francis—Francis, Gloria Lanoaster

GI At St. Franels—Erne: arl, Catherine Lon

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DEATHS

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ase; ir ; Frank, Alice Willis.

Swinney.

DIVORCE SUITS FILED Lovelle G. vs. William

Thomas A McClintock; Elmer vs. Florence

Eugenia vs, Robert Gallub - Niliam Dudas: Charles R. vs. Alberta Dorothy M. vs. Earl K. Short: M George FP. Gibson; Lillian M. vs. Harris: Joh:

arie vs. ohn K. vs. Flora

P. Alexander; Twanétt vs. Clarence Rhodes; Jeanne Te | Bigven

Welsh: Inez G. vs. Wiliam, O. Smith: ‘coronary occlusion ; Co

Donald M, vs. Margaret A. Hanna: Pred|Dayton vs. Norma J. Dean: Marian L. vs. Russell! cerebral hemorrhage.

William Medley, 80, at General, arteriosclerotic heart

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tral Railroad 46 years, will ‘be at|

2 p. m. Sunday in the G. H. Herr-| mann Funeral Home. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery, Greenwood. Mr. Wall, who was 67, died last | night in his home at 1540 E. Tabor St.

dianapolis 39 years. He was a

Booster Club. Survivors are his wife, Nellie; three daughters, Mrs. Howard C. Myers, Mrs. Thomas W. Myers and Mrs, Charles Brehob; a sister, Mrs. Essie Hummel, three grandchildren and one greatgrandchild, all of Indianapolis.

Secrecy Tightened For A-Bomb Test

ONSLOW, Australia—Security measures have been tightened in

area near Monte Bello Island where Britain shortly will hold atomic tests. . All arrivals in the port are checked by Australian security officials. Airplanes taking off from here and flying over the prohibited area are checked for stowaways, as are all ships going to or near the islands.

Rites Sunday ‘Local Attorney Named For O. T. Wall |

{to complete machinery orders it Born in Dugger, he lived in In-| "0% has,

member of the Illinois Central," ot Shelbyville. Its bank-

this northwestern Australian port]

David M. Lewis, Indianapolis| WILLIAM WALLACE HAR-| | Services for Ocie T. Wall, chief attorney, has been appointed re- RIS, 89, of 5263 Park Ave. Serv-

accountant for the Illinois-Cen- ceiver for National Farm Machin-| ices Flanner and Buchanan Mort- : farm Uary. Arrangements incomplete.

ery Co-Operative, Inc, equipment manufacturer declared bankrupt.

ruptcy referee,

| Burial, Crown Hill, :

|C ' Margi MANSON G. RUEGAMER, 79, $ i , Grac 2 N. y Jersey . yArthur, Kune Spaulding: | bon, race Of 1422 N. New Jersey St. Serv

CORA A. RHOADES, 79, of New Orleans Tom, Nancy Gun: Carl, La Donna Ksuft-|neer Marion County family, Serv-

. Louis ik gthleen wilsan: Methodist Church. Burial, Wash-| Washinton, D. CI: arner; Kenneth, Carole Hamilton; oa Angton Park. — ce

FRED W. MAHONEY, 62, Mar-| Tampa, Fla., formerly of Indian-| § Lorett " Coats: apolis, Services 3 p. m. tomorrow, | J sowing O*|J, C. Wilson Chapel of the g | Chimes. { Fortville,

Raney, 6, at Riley,’ cirrhosis of | MINNIE KETTERHENRICH, | i (91, formerly of 710 E. Morris St.| 4

ANNA PATRICK, 66, Shelby-| The appointment was made by{Ville, formerly of Indianapolis.| {i John K. Rickles, federal bank-| Services, 1 p. m. tomorrow, Flan-| | Mr. Rickles de-{ner and Buchanan Mortuary. Ea nied the co-op’s request for time|Burial, Washington Park. SE NE

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Shepherd Decorated

WITH FIRST MARINE DI- { VISION, Korea—Gen. Lemuel C, | Shepherd Jr., commandant of the U. 8. Marine Corps, was presented Korea's highest military award, {the Order of Military Merit with] | Gold Star, today by President] | Syngman Rhee. |

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