Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 295, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 April 1933 — Page 20

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GERMAN PRINCE IS BETROTHED TO COMMONER Kaiser’s Grandson Defying riohenzollern Tradition of Centuries. By l nilnl /'rcM BERLIN, April 20.—Prince Wilhelm, eldest son of the former crown prince, became engaged to marry a commoner without the knowledge of either his father or the former kaiser, Major Von Mucldner, the crown princes adjutant, told the United Press today. Prince Wilhelm informed neither the kaiser as head of the family nor his parents of his intentions," Major Von Mueldner said. He declined to comment on possible consequences, but the sharpness of his statement clearly indicated Hohenzollern misgivings. Prince Welhelm would be second in line of succession to the throne should the former kaiser be rsstored to power. It has been suggested that the elder Hohenzol'.erns might foreswear their rights in his favor. His engagement to Fraulein Dorothea von Salviati of Bonn was announced Wednesday. For centuries, Hohenzollerns have married only persons of equal rank. The Von Salviatis belong to the aristocracy, but not to the old German nobility. STATE PARKS ARE OPEN Dunes Only Exception, Savs Director Lieber in Announcement. With the exception of the Dunes, all Indiana state parks now are open for the spring and summer season, it was announced today by Director Richard Lieber. A cleaning and pressing shop belonging to Katherine White was sold by a Times Want Ad. Four persons offered to purchase the t C hop.

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FACTOR STILL ! HAS HOPE FOR SON'S RELEASE Kidnaped Youth Will Be Freed Tonight, Thinks Jake the Barber. BY ROBERT T. LOUGHRAN ( nited Press Staff Correspondent (Copyright. 1933. bv United Press) CHICAGO, April 20.—John (Jake the Barber' Factor today clung to a belief that his son, Jerome, 19. held captive for $50,000 ransom for more than a week, would be freed tonight. Factor, whose rise from bootblack to million-dollar promoter reads like anew version of a Horatio Alger story, told the United Press he expected the youth would be returned to him. despite several pessimistic developments. He maintained that contacts with the abduction ring which seized the youth more than a w r eek ago stili were being made by the gang allies, who volunteered to aid him in getting back his son. However, utmost difficulty was encountered in the negotiations. The abductors were wary of meet-

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ing Factor s representatives, due to j fear of exposure by police. They were fearful also, it was believed. that the gangsters might take the boy from them by force. The United Press learned that 125 well-known Chicago gangsters have banded in an effort to obtain ; the youth s release. Careful check by these underj world allies disclosed, they said, that ; the kidnapers were members of no organized local gang. They were said to be outsiders and not professional abductors. The activity on the part of Chicago gangsters in working for release of the youth who was seized on the steps of his mother's home in a fashionable residence district a week ago Wednesday night was said to be inspired by their desire to demonstrate disapproval of the crime of kidnaping. Free Concert to Be Given The Irvington Civic Orchestra composed of approximately forty amateur musicians in Irvington, will i give a free concert, Monday, May 1, : at 8, in the auditorium of School : 57 at 5435 East Washington street. ! Nat han Davis is director of the orchestra.

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MASSED CHOIRS WILL SING AT CHURCnONIGHT Festival to Close Annual Conventio not State Music Federation. Twelve women's choral groups and seven mixed choirs will sing I tonight at the choral festival presented at the Roberts Park Methodist church, under the direction ' of Max Krone of the Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music. At the end of the program numbers will be sung with all choirs massed at the front of the auditorium. The choral festival will be the closing feature of the twelfth an--1 nual convention of the Indiana

Federation or Music Clubs, held today at the Severin. Musical groups from all sections of Indiana will take part in the festival. Reports from those various organizations were given at the morning session of the convention. Luncheon was given, at which district presidents were hostesses. The choral festival will follow a dinner meeting at the Roberts Park church.

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