Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 304, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 April 1931 — Page 2

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HUNT PROWLER AS SUSPECT INi CLUBRING DEATH Alegro Housebreaker May Be Murderer, Is Belief of City Police. Police today searched the Negro district in the northeast section of Indianapolis in an effort to find the i housebreaker who Wednesday night! fled from the home of Mrs. Hazel > Kolcheck, 23. of 2823 Cornell avehuc, when she screamed. Mrs. Kolchcck was alone In the dining room of her house when she heard noises in the front room and walked into the living room. The Negro commanded her to be silent and started toward the stairway which leads to a bedroom where the Kolchcck's children were sleeping. Mrs. Kolchcck ran screaming from the house, leaping from the porch, j The Negro turned and ran through I the front door. Mrs. Kolcheck suf-.l lered Jeg injuries when she jumped I from the porch. She described the 1 Negro as being about 40, five feet nine inches tail, 140 pounds and dressed roughly. Ihe attempted robbery spurred ■ police in their search for the murderer of Mrs. Mollic Earll, 26, of 1401 i Bellcfontainc street. Mrs. Earll was attacked by a clubber April 21 ! while she awaited the return of her husband from work. Seizing Mrs. G. B. Kindred. 1512

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His third appointment announced as state inheritance tax commissioner for Marion county under as many different Governors, Samuel L. Montgomery has started his new four-year term. Montgomery served his first period in office on appointment of Warren T. McCray, and his second under''Ed Jackson, former Governors. Montgomery’s reappointment was announced Wednesday by Governor Harry G. Leslie. North Pennsylvania street, Apartment 2, as she was phoning, a dark white man late Wednesday robbed her of $lO. but overlooked SI,OOO in jeewelry when he fled after she screamed.

-9 BARELY MISS DEATH AS AIR LINER CRASHES Two Pilots Hurt, but Seven Passengers Are Brought Down Safely. By United Frees ELYRIA, 0., April 30.—Two pilots lay in a hospital here today, another deed of heroism added to their record, while seven passengers, whom they brought safely to earth when a National Air Transport plane crashed, were en route home. The injured men are Sam Taylor,

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pilot of the Cleveland-Chicago division, and his co-pilot, Alien McDiarmid. Taylor, who once before landed twelve passengers safely when his three motors went dead, was suffering from a possible skull fracture, a broken left ankle and head lacerations. McDiarmid had possible internal injuries and face lacerations. Three passengers were injured slightly in the crash which destroyed the tri-motored plane. They are J H. Fisher, Cleveland; William Webber, New York, and P. G. Gadcnbesch. New York. Miss Z. Taylor, New York; Suey Welch, Akron (O.) boxing promoter; Gorilla Jones, Akron (O.) boxer, and L. Gorgon, address unknown, escaped without injury. James Wallace and Harold Leonard were working in a field about five miles from here, they told officials, when they noticed the plane circling around. The center motor had stopped, the left one was miss-

ing fire, and the third was running wide open, they said. When the craft was about sev-enty-five feet from the ground it struck a tree and the left wing was torn off, causing the plane to nosedive. It struck the ground, rolled over twice and stopped against the side of a barn, with one of its motors torn off. The passengers went into Cleveland, where Webber, Gadenbesch 'and Miss Taylor took a plane for New York. The others spent the night in Cleveland before continuing to their destinations.' “Follies Bergcre" for Broadway i U;i United Press NEW YORK. April 30.—Broadway is to have a real Paris edition of the “Follies Bergere” soon. E. Ray Goetz will bring the show here in June, his American representative said, with artists, scenery and cosi tumes imported from the original 1 productions.

FRANCE MOVES TO BLOCK 'RED' DISTURBANCES Expulsion Is Ordered for Participants in May Demonstration. BY RALPH HEINZEN United Press Staff Correspondent * PARIS, April 30.—The government hastened today to block Communist May day disturbances with more severe repressive methods than Jiave been enforced in recent years. Premier Pierre Laval ordered troops to join poiiee in maintaining order. Display of red flags,

parades or meetings were prohibited. The government said that all foreigners ’participating in efforts to hold such meetings would be expelled from France at once. Mobile guards and troops arrived from nearby rural provinces. Jean Chiappe, prefect of the police for Paris, will have at his disposition tomorrow 20,000 police, republican guards and soldiers. Government officials do not expect any major disturbance. Every year since the war, May day has seen a diminished manifestation by extremists. With unemployment started in France, this May day will likely see few workers take a chance on losing their jobs by quitting work for the day. However, the Communists, through their newspaper. Humanite, invited militants to defy the police order and to gather at their headquarters in the Rue Des Granges Aux Belles. The police have made elaborate arrangements to apprehend thc “Eyes of Moscow.” envoys allegedly sent from Russia to lead French

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