Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 305, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 May 1930 — Page 19

MAY 2, 1930.

G. 0. P. MUST FIGHT IN OPEN, REMYASSERTS Members Must Purge Party, Ex-Prosecutor Telis Juniors in Speech. The Republican party must be purged of its evil by its own members and the Junior Republican League can aid mightily in the work, declared William H. Remy, former prosecutor, in an address Thursday night at a banquet given by the juniors in honor of their 167 candidates for precinct committeemen. P.emy, however, made the promise that “whoever the party may nominate, the league will stand up and be counted in the Republican column next November.” More than 300 members of the Junior League who are affiliated with either the regular organization or the Citizens Republican League were present at the dinner at the Columbia Club and indorsed that peroration. “Served Party of Party” “The only failures chargeable to the Republican party in the last seventy years of its paramount importance have been in the matters of small politics in communities where the organization has fallen into the hands of selfish and designing leadership, who have attempted to use the party for their own interests rather than the people’s interests; for plunder, rather than for principle,” Remy said. “A party organization which merely serves the party is little better than a party organization which merely serves a party of the party. “The only organization that really strengthens the party is the organization of all of the party for the benefit of all the people,” Remy declared. ‘Repudiated by Party’ “The Republican organization in Indianapolis last fall did not represent the party and the party repudiated it. “The Democrats won on the issue of CofflnLsm, and unless we take that issue away from them in the coming primary they will win again next fall! “Some days ago the Citizens Republican League published the list of its candidates. The old timers said it was bad politics. But it was the fair and proper thing to do,” he said. “The Junior Republican League lias not one word to say against any candidate. The whole town knows that we have made our choice and intend to fight for the candidates we indorsed at the priAMUSEMENTS

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Girls’ Escape Plot Fails

Freedom beckoned Sallie Joyce Richards, above, of Buffalo, and Amelia Bascom, right, of New York, newly received inmates of the Aubum <N. Y. state prison. They slipped through the bars of their cells, slugged the niglu matron, stole her keys ana escaped through a window, only to be recaptured by state troopers before they could get out of the prison yard. Both are 20 and both were sentenced on holdup charges.

FIGHT SCHOOLS BILL Measure Providing Lease Is Before House Committee. j\ a Srripps- flow aril Newspaper Alliance WASHINGTON, May 2. - mmediate opposition greeted the house bill providing lease of Muscle Shoals when it was made public Thursday. Some of that opposition comes from within the house military mary. We shall fight without bit** terness. We shall shoot in the open and not from ambush. If we do not win we are still Republicans,” Remy promised.

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affairs committee itself and efforts will be made there to amend the proposal. The full committee w’as to start reading the bill Friday, and it probably will be reported out by Saturday. The measure, as drawn by a subcommittee, has the approval of administration leaders. EX-MRS. OTIS WEDDED NEW YORK. May 2.—Mrs. Catherin Crerar, 22, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Crerar of Chicago, and Frederick H. Koehn, 23, of Wilmette, 111., were honeymooning today after being married secretly Tuesday night in Harrison, N. Y. Mrs. Koehn was Catherine H. Crerar Otis, having been divorced from her first husband Ralph C. Otis, heir of the Otis elevator fortune, last July. MOTION PICTURES

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SEVEN INJURED IN CARCRASHES Taxis Figure in Two Serious Accidents in City. Seven persons were injured in two accidents in which taxis figured on Thursday night. Everett Carrico, 44, of 624 Warren avenue, his wife Nellie, and Mrs. Mary Fuller, 45, of 644 Warren avenue, were injured slightly when a car driven by Carrico and a United taxi driven by Everett Spellman, 22. of 1515 Montana street, collided at Washington street and Capitol avenue. Mrs. George Thurston, 961 Elm street, was cut on the left arm and head, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fister, 2259 North Delaware street were injured slightly when a car driven by Mrs. Thurston and a United taxi driven by Milton Brown, 227 \' z East Ohio street, collided at New York and Delaware streets. Aaron Cohen, 147 North Illinois street, passenger in the taxi, was cut on the forehead and suffeied other injuries, being taken to city hospital. The taxi overturned. Dr. W. L. Thompson of Mooresville suffered several broken ribs, and Dr. Charles Aker of Mooresville was cut and bruised when a car driven by Dr. Aker and an autonobile driven by Floyd Crayton, 45, of R. R. E, Box 244. collided at Lynnhurst drive and state road 67. Dr. Thompson was taken to Methodist hospital. After his car had collided with a machine driven by Russell Grenard, 366 Udell street, and caromed off to strike a car driven by John Demasie. 2420 Central avenue, at Illinois and Thirteenth streets, Thursday night, George Lewis, 26, of 1140 North Rural street, was arrested on charges of reckless driving, speeding and driving while intoxicated. Dry Cleaners Pay Licenses State Fire Marshal Alfred E. Hogston today turned $5,117.32 into the state treasury as license fees collected from dry cleaning establishments since Oct. 1.

BOGUS MONEY IS FOUND Montana Flooded With Bad Bills but Makers Elude Cops. Ru T'nited Press BUTTE, Mont., May 2.—Bogus money is circulating in various Montana cities. Counterfeit currency has been detected in Butte. Miles City, Billings, Glendive and Great Falls. But, unlike their product, counterfeiters hr e succeeded so far in evading t ie vigilance of the law. FILM ACTRESS SUEDJJY WIFE Tennis Star's Namesake Is Accused of Love Theft. Bn United Press LOS ANGELES, May 2.—Helen Wills, said to be a film actress, and using the same name as the famous tennis champion, was Mamed defendant in a SIOO,OOO suit charging that she alienated the affections of Dr. Frank A. Zastrow, prominent dentist. The action was brought by the dentist’s wife, Mrs. Eleanor A. Zastrow, -who also named him in a divorce suit. Mrs. Zastrow said that her husband told her openly in the presence of their two children that he no ’onger loved her and was going on c yachting trip with Miss Wills.

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UTILITY GIVEN RIGHT-OF-WAY Starts Power Line Through City Sanitation Plant. Indianapolis . Power and Light Company engineers began work on clearing the right-of-way through the city sanitation plant following signing of an agreement Thursday by "he board and company officials. The agreement gives the utility the right to construct the new power line, which is a part of the $16,000,000 project, across the city property. B. J. T. Jeup, sanitary board president, said the company agreed to construct a sludge basin for the city and granted a $2,100 annual saving in electrical charges to the board. Otto C. Ross, Republican, former board president, declined to sign the contract because it would cause trees south of the plant to be destroyed. Ross urged the right-of-way follow along the river, crossing it at a point to* avoid damaging some trees in an area which some day may be used as a city park. King George’s Uncle 80 Today CAP FERRATA, France, May % —Congratulations from all parts of the British empire were arriving today for the duke of Connaught, uncle of King George of England, who celebrated his 80th birthday at his villa here.

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