Evening Star Newspaper, February 19, 1940, Page 7

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LAKE CHARLES, La., Peb. 19— Sheriff Henry Reid said today he had placed a charge of murder against Mrs. Claude Henry, 24-year- old Beaumont, Tex., brunette, for the slaying of a 200-pound salesman who knelt naked in a rice fleld near here and begged for his life. ‘The woman, the sheriff said, led officers Saturday to a rice straw stack where they found the bullet- plerced body of J. C. Calloway, 41, of Houston, Tex. Sheriff Reld gave a coroner’s jury yesterday what he said was Mrs, Henry’s account of the slaying: Mrs. Henry and a man she re- fused to identify were picked up by Mr. Calloway last Wednesday 'j. | between Orange, Tex., and Vinton, . | La. Both were heavily armed from & Beaumont, Tex. robbery netting 16 guns. They forced the salesman into the rumble seat of his car, shut the door and took him to s de- serted rice field. “I. made him take off all his i | clothes and then I shot him,” the | | sheriff quoted Mrs. Henry as say- i |ing. Meantime Mr, Calloway was pleading for his life. The sheriff said the woman re- lated that she and her companion planned later to rob a bank at Stutt- : | gart, Ark, but “he turned yellow and we had trouble.” “I hit him with my pistol butt and left him unconscious in the car i |between Camden and El Dorado, . | Ark.” she was quoted. Capt. John W. Jones of the Louisi- ana State police said the woman had been identified as the wife of Claude H. (Cowboy) Henry, serving . |® 50-year sentence in Texas for the slaying of Arthur Sinclair, special policeman of San Antonio. Freight Derailment Blocks Pennsylvania Tracks By the Associated Press. WILMINGTON, Del, Feb. 19.— Twelve cars of a southbound freight train of 87 cars were derailed today blocking all three north-south Save Time and Money at Your. 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