The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 6

SATURDAY. MAY 8, 1965 PAGE 6 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR B'nai BVifi Names Man, Woman Of Year Ex-Hoosier Held In Theft Ring 1 li is) Miss Josephine Madden and Richard E. Emerv, principal of Harrv E. Wood High SchooL will receive the 1965 man and woman of the year awards of the Isidore Feible-man Memorial Fund of Indianapolis Lodge 58, B'nai B'rith. The annual awards for outstanding service to the community will be presented at a banquet at 7 m.

May 20 in the auditorium of the In-, d-anapolis Hebrew Congregation. The awards were created in 1954. MISS MADDEV, 321 West-field Boulevard, active in many fields, is a past special gifts chairman for the United Fund. She has served as a solicitor for the fund and on its allocation advisory committee. She also has served on committees and boards of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, Women's Committee of Clowes Memorial Hall, Aspen Music Festival, United Negro College Fund, National Conference of Christians and Jews, Catholic Social Services and Women's Advisory to the Indianapolis Goodwill Indus tries Development Program.

She is a past president and honorary vice-president of the Women's Committee of the Indiana State Symphony Society. EMERY, who resides at 4112 Otterbein Avenue, has combined leadership in the transportation of forced r.ey orders Gumn has pleaded guilty to the charge in Federal Court here and is awa.ting sentencing, while Fears already is serving an month prison term on rus guilty plea in Louisville (Kv Federal Court. Aw.stant United States Attorney David W. Mermt said at leas! three more men and two women are being sought in connection w.th the operation, which is believed to have started in January, 1364. Mermt said the scheme was to visit a local supermarket or hardware store ard one person would divert the manager's attention while another stole a bath of bUnk money orders from the office AUTHORITIES sa Gumn has admitted purchasing a rubber stamp device used to insert money amounts on the orders.

The orders could he filled in for as much as $100. although most of them bore a 0 amount. Officials said the name and credentials of an amputee employed as a janitor in a local hotel was used frequently for identification, although the maintenance man had no knowledge of it Mernitz said the trio "recruited" manv other persons to help cash the money orders in Anderson, Munne, Marion and later in Missouri, Kentucky and Tennessee. IT Mi I II SUSAN REIGNS Queen of the Butler Trik-la-Tron was Susan Voight, 18 years old, 4438 Broadway, a freshman and member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. Other coed houses which participated in the race and queen contest were Alpha Chi Omega, Pi Beta Phi, Delta Delta Delta, Kappa Alpha Theta and Delta Gamma sororities, Trianon and Women's Dormitory.

(Star Photos by James C. Ramsey) DASH TO VICTORY Duont Carter, 500 Mil Race driver, gives the checkered flag victory sign to Pam Froehle of Delta Delta Delta sorority in Butler University's annual Trik-la-Tron race on the campus yesterday. Pam, of Centerville, was the anchor rider on a team which included Ann Dettwiler of Greenfield, Susan long of Morristown and Connie Miser of Fort Wayne. Tri Delta set a new course record of 2:11 .4. Air Force Tells City Man A GROUP of Air Force and sheriffs office personnel were traveling to the search area on Spuria.

Capt. Brown is a graduate of Arsenal Technical High School. Wabash College and United States Naval 1 Academv. He lives with his wjfe Lu-cjlle apd their thre I children at Great Falls. BOWNtOWM ThelWm.H.

Block Co. 1 ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY A wviey order theft ring, which retted it least $16,000 the Ust ear. has been smashed with the arrest of a former Irid.anapohs man in Toledi. Federal yesterday. Richard Thornton.

29 yean old, bexg held bv Ohio authorities as one of three 'key ring members who polled sneak thefts of American Express money order blanks in Indianapolis, then went on a cashing spree in several Midwestern itates, officials reported. Also under arrest as ringleaders are James R. Guinn. 30, 710 North Illinois Street. Indianapolis, and Thomas P.

Fears, 32. Toledo, O. ALL ARE charged in Federal complaints w-ith interstate Downlonn Cleaner ItolI- Rv Ramlit A bandit robbed the Best-Grand Cleaners. 312 North Meridian Street of an undetermined amount of money at 3.30 m. yesterday, police reported.

The clerk, Mrs. Blanche Kern. 4H years old. 2022 North Wallace Avenue, told police she was held up by a man who held his right hand in his coat pocket as if he had a gun and forced her to hand over the money. She said he ordered her into a rear store and escaped.

9' in 9 Son Missing A l.ind and air search continued last night for an Indianapolis Air Force officer presumed to have crashed in the Little Belt Mountains southeast of Great Falls, Mont wire services reported bright N. J. J1 Miss Madden Emery educational field with civic activity. He has taught science and social studies in the Indianapolis public schools, served as the schools personnel director and as principal of Harry E. Wood Junior High School.

His civic work includes chairmanship of the Governor's Youth Council of Indiana and of the Marion County Governor's Youth Council. He was chief of the Indiana delegation to the 1960 White House Conference for Children and Yduth. Among a long list of other appointments are chairman ship of the Mayor's Committee on Juvenile Affairs for Indianapolis and membership on the Indiana Mental Health Commission Planning Advis. ory Committee. A-Film 'Popular Tokyo (AP) "Successful explosion of China's first atom bomb," a color documentary film, is a hit with Chinese audiences, the Red China news agency ALL 4 STORES 2 half slips, reg.

2.98 SOUTHERN PLAZA 10 'til 9 On Flight, Word that Capt. Jack Brown, 39 years old, is miss ing in the snow- clogged n- tain region, where his T-33 jet trainer evidently went down, was re ceived yesterday by his father, El mer Brown, 3630 North erman Drive. He was reported a I ne Capt. Brown in the plane. Brown's plane went off the radar screen at 10:41 p.m.

Thursday about 37 miles southeast of Malmstrom Air Force Base near Great Falls. He was enroute from Peterson Field near Colorado Springs to Malmstrom. A search party is attempting to reach the area on foot while helicopters await clear ing weather. The helicopters were grounded early Friday by visibility resulting from a Pacific storm system that left up to two feet of snow in the mountains. However, helicopter pilots were hopeful of getting off the ground later in the day after clearing conditions appeared at mid-morning.

Uil-And-Run Shootins Case Continued A man suspected of firing three shots at two men who were chasing him early yesterday after a hit-run accident appeared in Municipal Court, Room 5, and his case was continued to Thursday. Ralph E. Cannon, 25 years old, 2710 Barrington Avenue, was held on prelim inary charges of assault and battery with intent to kill, discharging a firearm within the city limits, and leaving the scene of a property damage accident. A SANDERS, 25, 1413 Renton Street, and a friend, Willis Talley, 29, 3628 North Illinois Street, told police Talley's car was struck in front of Sander's home about 1:30 a.m. They said they jumped into Sanders' car and pursued the hit-run car to the 1500 block of South Oxford Street where the car stopped, the driver got out and fired a pistol at them.

TWO BULLETS went through the findshield of the car and another punctured the radiator. Sanders and Talley were not hit. Cannon was arrested a short time later in the 2500 block of East Minnesota Street. Man Found Dead On 82d Street The body of a 51-year-old man was discovered by a passing motorist at 5 p.m. yesterday on East 82d Street between Sargent and Fall Creek roads.

Marion County Sheriff Sgt. Jack L. Patterson, who also is a deputy coroner, identified the victim as Donald E. Roberts, 4921 Indianola Avenue, and said it is belie ve the victim suffered a self-inflicted wound in the chest from a .410 shotgun which was found near the body. Roberts' body was discovered outside his car by James Nicely, R.R.

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