Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 292, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 April 1931 — Page 25

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PLOT HINTED TO MUDDLE BROWN DEATHJVIDENCE Seeming Anxiety to Hide Facts May Lead to Mystery’s Solution. By United Pr* FRANKLIN. Ind., April 17. Indications that someone in the vicinity of the Lee Brown home in Brown county, is suppressing evidence in the investigation of two deaths there last December, was claimed today by investigators. Several burned keys, carried by Paul Brown, have been found in a tool box on the running board of an auto belonging to him, authorities said. They added that the keys were not there three weeks ago. Paul Brown is sought on a charge of murdering his parents. Two bodies were found in the ashes of the home last Dec. 15, after Chester Bunge, working for the Browns, reported that Paul Brown had shot both his parents and Bunge, and ignited the home. Dispute has arisen as to whether one of the bodies is that of Mrs. Brown or P2ul Erown, neither of whom has been seen since the tragedy. Bunge has recovered from his bullet wounds. Revelation of the new evidence was made by Howard P. Robinson, prosecutor of Johnson and Brown counties; Fremont Weddle, Brown county sheriff, and Charles Bridges, deputy state fire marshal. It is the third time that keys, all apparently in or near the home while it was burning, have turned up to puzzle investigators. Authorities consider the indications that someone is endeavoring to suppress or confuse the evidence, a hopeful sign for solution of the baffling case. CHURCH WORKERS TO DISCUSS PENSION FUND Further Steps to Be Outlined in Drive to Reach $*,000,000 Goal. Indiana workers and church leaders will meet Tuesday at the Central Christian church to outline further steps in the drive to complete the $8,000,000 pension fund of the Disciples of Christ. The local session is one of forty to be held throughout the nation in efforts to obtain the $6,500,000 balance needed to reach the fund goal. Conferences and discussion on the campaign program were concluded Thursday at the Claypool. JAMES RiGGS ELECTED Succeeds Late Dan W- Simms as Head of Indiana Group. James R. Riggs, Sullivan, Ind., today succeeded Dan W. Simms, deceased, Lafayette, as Indiana Taxpayers’ Association president, following election at a special directors’ meeting Thursday. John R. Kingan of Eingan & Cos., packers, and Curtiss H. Rottger, City Trust Company receiver and former Indiana Bell Telephone Company president, were named executive committeemen. Riggs, active in the Indiana Farm bureau, will serve out the unexpired term of Mr. Simms. SEEKS~ CONGRESS SEAT Wet Who Led Detroit Textbook Fight Enters Race. By United Press DETROIT. April 17 —Dr. Burt R. Shurly, president of the Detroit school board, active wet, today was an announced candidate for' congress. Dr., Shurly would fill one of the four new seats awarded Michigan under reapportionment.

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Defying the theory that boys will be boys, pupils of Cathedral high school will take parts of the fair sex in the play, “The Haunted House,” in the school auditorium, April 24 and 25. In the photo, Raymond Gardner is shown as Mrs. Desmond Duncan, with her husband, played by Harry Feeney.

46TH STREET TO BEWIDENED Improvement Resolution Is Adopted by Board. Action for widening Forty-sixth street six feet on each side from the Monon railroad to Keystone avenue, have been started with adoption of an improvement resolution ‘ for the work by the works board during the last week. Other improvement resolutions adopted by the board during the week include: Illinois street, from Fifty-second street 600 feet north, sidewalks; Catherwood avenue, from Washington street to Lowell avenue, grading and paving; Montcalm street, Indiana* avenue to Eighteenth street, resurfacing. FORM REPUBLIC CABINET Argentine President General Seeks Stabilization in Move. By United Press BUENOS AIRES, April 17.—A cabinet of “patriotic Argentines who are above party politics” is being formed to stabilize the nation and carry out the plans of the September revolution, President General Jose F. Uriburu said today.

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MAN‘IS FOUND INJURED Scalp Torn, Pleasant View Resident Can’t Remember Accident. Two men driving east of Pleasant View early today found Don Breen, Pleasant View, lying beside the road, his scalp torn from forehead to the top of his head. At city hospital Breen said he could remember nothing beyond walking along tbs road. Breen’s condition is not serious.

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WOMEN JURORS VOTE TO RETURN DEATHERDICT Slayer of Stenographer Is Ujider Sentence to Chair Penalty. CHICAGO, April 17.—John EPreston, who was found guilty of kfiijng Agnes Johnston, 26, a stenographer, after a night of drinking in many roadhouses, again was under sentence today to die in the electric chair. Preston was sentenced fifteen months ago, but later was found to be insane. A jury composed of five women and seven men Thursday night decreed that he now was sane and must die. It was the first time in the history of Illinois that a Jury composed partly of women had passed a death sentence. Several of the women appeared nervous and their voices were unsteady as they answered the jury poll taken by defense attorneys. PUPIL DEBATERS MEET On the question: “Resolved, That the several states should enact comi pulsory unemployment insurance laws,” teams representing Short- : ridge and Walnut Hills high school lof Cincinnati will debate tonight in Caleb Mills hall. Shortridge will take the affirmative.

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Automobile* reported to pouoe as stolen belone to: , Lew Runchev. Edinburar. Chevrolet landau. 217-751. from Frar.klir.. _ , x Robert Mock. Mt Comfort. Chevrolet coach. 591-225. from Meridian and Georgia streets. Huehes Curry Packing Company. Anderson . Plvraouht coupe. 565-331. from 328 South Senate avenue. Dr. Herbert T. Wagner. 794 Medical Arts buldling. Buick sedan. 73-237. from Delaware and Market streets. BACK HOME AGAIN Stolen automobiles recovered by police belong to. Owen Mothershead. 5688 Broadway. Chrysler sedan, found at Michigan and Illinois street. _ Beach Motor Car Company. 3815 East Tenth street, star coupe, found at Elkhart street and Southeastern avenue.

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HOME SHOW IS DRAWM MANY Lumber Men to Be Guests at Realtors’ Exhibit. With capacity crowds, the Realtors’ Home Show at the state fairground reached the home stretch in its tenth annual exhibition today with lumbermen of the city and

state guests of the show's management. The show will close Saturday night at 10:30. Saturday will be Home Furnishings’ day at the exposition. Realtors from Detroit and Milwaukee were feted with the lumbermen today at the show. The out-of-town realty men inspected the exhibits and termed the show one of the best in the middlewest. Dan W. LeGore headed a committee in charge of the visiting realtors. Standard time was adopted By the United States in 1883.

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BREAKS LEG IN FALL City Woman Helpless for Hours Before Being Discovered. Found in her "home after she had lain for hours suffering from a broken leg. Mrs. Margaret More. 84, of 1222 Cottage avenue, is in a serious condition today at city hospital. She told police she had fallen downstairs late Wednesday, but was unable to call help. She was found Thursday by a driver of a bakery company truck.