Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 248, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 February 1933 — Page 24

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SCANLAN FACES NEW CHARGES IN FRAUD CASE Additional Indictments Are Returned Also Against W. L. Bruce. Additional indictments, charging fraud conspiracy, against James C. Scanlan, president of the J. C. Scanlan Auto Sales Company, 1404 West Washington street, and W. L. Bruce, 4917 East New York street, general manager, were returned today by the grand jury in a report to Frank P. Baker, criminal court judge. Scanlan and Bruce first were indicted last October, and both are at liberty under bond pending trial. A second true bill involves Melvin Lee Hindmand, former Indianapolis policeman, now living in Michigan; Scanlan and Bruce in an alleged attempt to defraud the Associated Investment Company, 415 Medical Arts building, of $640. NEW ARTISTS’ LEAGUE HOLDS FIRST MEETING Contest to Be Held to Select Emblem for Organization. The first formal meeting of the Contemporary Artists' League, composed of young Indianapolis artists, was held Thursday night at the Spink-Arms. Announcement of a contest among the membership for an emblem for Ihe league was made. The winner will be selected by George and Gordon Mess. Miss Mina Markle, second vicepresident of the club, was in charge of the dinner. Other officers are Floyd Smith, president; Dillon Hudcr, first vice-president; Miss Anne Hunt, secretary; Harold Straight, treasurer; Mrs. Gordon Mess, social chairman; Miss Hyacinth Richardson, membership chairman, and Miss Elva Bogue, program chairman.

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BAD MAN IS TAMED

A tamed bad-man is Lou Douglass 'above), arrested in a great police flourish in New York. Police had been advised from Arizona that Douglass was a dangerous two-gun man, wanted for a double murder, and used extreme cauton when they broke into his room. Instead Douglass was meek, seemed perturbed by the great show of police guns, and the only weapon he had was an ancient razor. Burglar Routed From Shop Hashing on lights af an auto when he heard sound of breaking glass, a garage mechanic early today routed a burglar from the Smith Young Florist Company shop, 229 West New York street. The thi£f, a Negro, apparently suffered from cuts from the broken glass, as blood stains were found on the floor.

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CHAIRMEN FOR CARDENS DRIVE ARE APPOINTED Plans for Jobless Relief in City Being Pushed Rapidly. Committee chairmen in charge of activities of the Indianapolis Community Garden Center, now engaged in securing locations for gardens to be planted this spring by unemployed, were named at a meeting held Wednesday afternoon at the headquarters, 303 Holliday building, 241 East Ohio street. The appointments were made by Mrs. Perry E. O’Neal and Dwight Ritter, general co-chairmen of the center. The chairmen and their assignments are Clarence E. Crippen, land; William H. Book, seed and tools; Miss Gertrude Brown, transportation; Professor Willard N. Clute, education and supervision; Mrs. Edward S. Norvell. publicity; Harold S. Miller, personnel; Mrs. O’Neal, finance; Harry Miesse, individual lots. Woman Routs Burglar Walking in a hallway on the second floor cf her home late Thursday, Miss America Hoagland. 2157 North Pennsylvania street, discovered a thief looting a dresser drawer. He escaped through an open window, sliding down poles supporting the front porch. A purse containing $1 was stolen.

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Evidently fully recovered from the sudden loss of memory which led him to disappear and take up anonymous residence in a tiny North Carolina mountain town, Col. Raymond Robbins spent a night at the White House a; guest of the President. He is -hown here as he left the White House. The trend toward selling goods in protected packages is spreading to truck garden products, such as celery, berries, and tomatoes.

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1.000 FEET IN AIR. FLIER IS SLAIN BY PUPIL i Crazezd Youth Lands Plane, Then Ends Own Life With Bullet. (Continued from Page One) * "I and then fall dead, a bullet through 1 his head. They heard the pistol report, they said, and later found the weapon beside the dead youth. Rushing to the wrecked plane, they found Nelson dead, shot through the back of the head. Apparently he had no intimation of his impending death, no chance for a desperate struggle with his slayer. A secret board of inquiry, composed of county authorities, met soon ; after the killings. Another meeting was to be held today. Investigators puzzled whether McCall had a secret hate for his j instructor and chose to kill him high up in the plane. They learned that the young man’s mind might have been weakened by disease, and that when he killed the instructor and himself he might have been in the grip of insanity. Another angle was why the plane had gone for nearly three miles after Nelson apparently had been killed.

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