Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 245, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 February 1933 — Page 18

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CRISIS DUE IN CERMAK FIGHT FOR HIS LIFE Condition Less Favorable Than Generally Supposed, Say Private Reports. BY EDWARD W. LEWIS I nited Pres* Staff Correspondent MIAMI. Feb. 21 .—Physicians continued their optimistic reports on the condition of Mayor Anton J. Cermak of Chicago today, but private reports circulated widely that his condition was less favorable than generally was supposed. Mayor Cermak has been restless throughout recent nights, when he was reported to have been sleeping quietly, these reports said, and has suffered considerable abdominal pain. It definitely was learned that he had developed dysentery, but medical authorities insisted this was not unfavorable because the disease reduced the danger of intestinal blood clots from the wound administered by Giuseppi Zangara. Expert Crisis Today A report current in well-informed circles was that Mayor Cermak's physicians expected him to reach a crisis today. If he shows no signs either of lung congestion or of weakening of the heart by night, it was said, he had a good chance to recover completely from the effects of his wound. But the danger of pneumonia from the shock of the wound, or of a dangerous strain on his heart, is said to be giving his doctors considerable concern. Hospital attendants at 9 this morning said Cermak was sleeping peacefully after a qu'et night. Mrs. Joseph Gill, also wounded dangerously by Zangara, appeared to be progressing satisfactorily today. Zangara Gets 80 Years Zangara was sentenced Monday to eighty years in prison on four counts of assault with intent to murder. One count was based on his confessed attempt to kill PresidentElect Roosevelt. The other three resulted from the wounding of two men and a woman, who suffered minor injuries from his bullets. Ater pleading guilty to these charges, Zangara was returned to the Dade county jail to await additional sentence in connection with his attacks on Mayor Cermak and Mrs. Gill. BLOCKS SUICIDE EFFORT Man Persuades Woman to Leave Fall Creek Flood Wall. Attempt of a women to end her life was believed frustrated today when she was persuaded by John Thompson, 60, of 2718 Barton avenue, to leave a flood retaining wall, on which she was standing at Fall creek and College avenue. The woman, Mrs. Theo Raney, 47. of 1315 North Alabama street, when accosted by Thompson, said she was “going to end it all," police were told. She was weeping, Thompson said. A bystander then summoned police, who took the woman to city hospital, where she was placed in the psychopathic ward.

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Sergeant McMahon to Hold Safety Program at Mt. Jackson. I.EISI'RE HOI R CALENDAR TONIGHT Garfirld Park community houor. Ml. Jackson Club, 4751 West Wa*hiniton street. WEDNESDAY Rrookside Park community house. J. T. V. Hill community house. Prospcct-Shcrman Drive C'iub. Rbodius Park Community house. THIBSDAY Crispus Attucks high school. FRIDAY Christian Park community house. Ft. Wayne and Walnut Club. Fletcher Place community center. Municipal Gardens community house. Michigan and Noble Club, School 9, at 74 East Vermont street. Oak Hill Club, School 38, at 2030 Winter avenue. Nebraska Cropsey Club. School 22, at 1251 South Illinois street. School J, at 1102 West Market street. School 20, at 1301 East Sixteenth street. School 34, at Kelly and Boyd streets. The Central Players will present a play, "Kidnaping Betty,” tonight at the Garfield Park community house. Charles Smith and Mrs. John D. Davy will direct the play. The cast will include Sam Roney, Ralph Hamill, John Robbins, Vera Davy, Louise Jackson, Marion Sperry, and Marjorie Lewis. Other features of the program will be August Fraul, comedian, and community singing Jed by Mrs. Arthur D. Barnett. Sergeant 'timothy McMahon will present the safety program at the Mt. Jackson club tonight. Included in this program are the South Sea Melody Boys; the Buchanan sisters, dancers; Ciiherine Muench, singer, accompanied by Catherine Otto; Betty Marie Starr, singer and dancer; Vera Nicholi, readings; Harry Garner, guitar and harmonica music; Tommy Moriarity, accordion music, and a boys’ quartet. GROCERSTFhOLD RALLY Mass Meeting to Be Held March 6, Trade Council Announces. Mass meeting of local grocers will be held the night of March 6 in the Athenaeum, the executive committee of the Indianapolis Grocery Trade Council, announced today. Speakers for the meeting include F. J. Nichols of Dayton, 0., representing the National Cash Register Company, and Fred Marty of St. Louis, of the St. Louis Grocery Trade Council.

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