Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 41, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 June 1933 — Page 4

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M'NUTT DRAFTS STATE INCOME TAX SALESMEN Urges Field Examiners to Be Active: Assignments Are Given. Governor Paul V. McNutt today Urged field examiners of the state board of accounts to become salesman for the new gross income tax. They were in the senate chamber today by William P. Cosgrove, chief examiner, for final instructions regarding the making out of the new income tax returns. They will scatter throughout the state to give instructions to taxpayers regarding the new law Taxes for May and June must be paid before July 15. Marion county assignments follow : . D , F * r .? , ' r . at New Augusta State July 10. Livestock Exchange bank, inin Pouts Car and Tractor Company Washington street July 12. west girt* Chevrolet Company,' 2419 West Washington street. July 13. Carl Reichels, 4°fll Unjuttvard p i acP Julv 14 and ls Ore M Frazer. Ben Davis Lumber ComBanv, Ben Davis, July 10. Jones Ac Malev, Trtc.. 2421 East Washington street July 11 at. Centra! Bulck Company 2917 Cen--1 avp hue July 12; Rose Tire Company 930 North Mercian July 13 and 14 Schallr Coie. 23a0 Station street. Julv 15. Tracv W. Whitaker. Stewarts. Inc 44 East Washington street. Julv 10 11 and 12 ,„ cl| v hall. Room 102 Julv 13 14 and 15 W A Marsh, Hoosier Motor Club 1340 {*°rh Meridian street. July 10 and 11 Meridian Service Company, 2421 North Meridian street. July 12 and 13; Broad Ripple Sales Company, 331 East Sixtytnlrrl street. July 14. Smith Moore Auto Company, 500 South Meridian street July 15. John B. Seitz with Lora Shinn, MayWood July 10; with George A Buokirk. 5204 College avenue. July li Wiles At Wilson Auto Company, fhirtvelgnth street and College avenue, Julv i2; Madison Avenue B’ate bank, 1377 Madison wr n . U *v, - , Iu . I . v 2 3: wl,h R E Mathews, 54 West Thirtieth street. July 14 with Rob•treef. Z?U 1 ' 104 W “ St Thlrt '- ei K hth T •,w°renZ eck ?lTj ver .Lawrence State bank. Lawrence. Ind July 10; Shaw-Walker ?niT P n nV i') 3 ?o Nort Jj Pennsylvania street. LA?- William B. Conamav, 234 North State avenue. July 14. with E[* n . k , Shaffer, Micklevllle. 5757 We.<t Washington .street, July 15. Henry E. Waltz at Cumberland drv goods i tor . f ' w 1 hi 1 0; wlth Clharles Walker. 5507 East Washington street. July 11 end 12 Ernest. Marker drug store. 801 Virginia • venue July 13 postoflice. Beech gTov“ issUH bsl g l , I ,r n >u *° ii! HEADS RELIGION SCHOOL E. M. C. Hobbs Named President of State Organization. E. M. C. Hobbs, of Indianapolis, Was elected president Tuesday of the Indiana School of Religion at a meeting in the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Othpr officers named were W. H. Hill, of Vincennes, vice-president; Roy O. Pike, of Bloomington, secretary; Rodney D. Smith, of Bloomington, treasurer, and Lavonia Miller, auditor. The school is a nonsectarian school that co-operates with state universities. LAND IMPROVEMENT SET 5,000 Acres in Northern Indiana Will Be Rehabilitated. By I iiited Press ANGOLA, June 28. More than 8.000 acres of land are scheduled for soil erosion and gully work at the Angola reforestation camp. Most of the land is in Bteuben, LaGrange and Noble counties. \ Playboy Appeals Beating Case 'Bn L mlert Press RENO. Nev., June 28. Eugene A. Bowen, 40-year-old rejected suitor of Mrs. Miriam Hostetter Young, New York heiress, today filed notice of appeal from his conviction on charges of beating Mrs. Young. He ■was released from jail after serving .seventeen days cf his thirty-day 'sentence and paying sl6 fine. Bullet Wound Is Fatal Btl Vnited Press WALDRON, Ind., June 28. —Carl Mcßride, 29, insurance agent, died today shortly after he was found with a bullet wound through head at a garage near his home. Coroner Thomas Cartnel returned a verdict of accidental death when friends said Mcßride planned to go turtle hunting. Middlesworth Starts Third Year H. W. Middlesworth. head of the city recreation department, is starting his third summer in charge of the city playgrounds and beaches. He is a former star athlete and coach of Butler and Indiana universities.

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Free-for-All Warsaw City Council Keeps ‘Hands Off’ in Taxi Row.

ft ■ I'nitril Rrv lITARSAW, Ind., June 28. ’ * Anybody may operate a taxi in Warsaw "so long as they can make a living," occording to a ruling by the city council, which adopted a "hands off” policy when organized carriers protested that they were being forced out of business by competition. The council suspended the annual cab license fee early this year in order to give automobile owners a chance to earn a living because of the economic situation.

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PROHIBITION PARTY TO MAP CAMPAIGN PLANS Organization to Be Perfected at Meeting at English's. Organization for the 1934 campaign will be perfected Tuesday 1 afternoon by the Prohibition party of Indiana at a meeting of the state committee at the English, to be followed at night by a mass meeting in Salem park, near Mt. Jackson. In announcing the meetings, B. L. Allen of Indianapolis, state j chairman, said a recent recruit of j the Prohibition party is L. H. Higi ley, Butler (Ind.) publisher, for- ! merly a Republican. Butler will be one of the speakers at Salem park. Others on the program will be Edward E. Blake. Chicago, national Prohibition chairman, and F. W. Lough, Carmel, Ind., the party’s 1932 nominee for Governor of Indiana.

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Good Alibi Cop Bitten by Snake While Swimming; Late to Roll Call.

PATROLMAN FERDINAND D. HOLT had a legitimate excuse for being absent from police roll call Tuesday night. Holt reported he was swimming at Eaglewcod beach, and while resting on a bank was struck in the forearm by a snake. He was treated at city hospital. Diving Injuries Fatal ELKHART, June 28. Donald Duller, 35, Milford farmer, died Tuesday night from injuries received Sunday when he fell from a diving board into shallow water at Milford lake.

GULPS DIAMOND RINGS, OUTWITS TWO BANDITS Woman Swallows Jewelry as Thieves Halt Car After Party. Swallowing two valuable diamond rings, one of four club women outwitted two bandits Tuesday in a daylight holdup at Hanna and Carson avenues in which one of her companions lost $1,200 in diamonds. Miss Beulah Shirts, >.261 North Talbot street; Mrs. Flora Hayes and Mrs. Goldie Fohl, both of 3653 Boulevard place, and Mrs. George Stiles, 221 West Thirty-seventh street, were returning from the eighth anniversary party of the Artemus Club at the home of Mrs. Frank Freers at Lindbergh Highland. Mrs. Fohl was driving, the bandits crowding her car to the side of the street near the intersection. “Let’s see your driver’s license,’’ ordered one of the bandits, reaching over and turning off the ignition. Mrs. Fohl complied and the bandit drew a gun and said "Let’s have everything you’ve got.” He took Mrs. Fohl s two diamond rings from her, returning her wedding ring when Mrs. Fohl pleaded with him. Mrs. Hayes quietly had extracted S7O from her purse and slid the currency behind her. Mrs. Stiles had dropped her purse on the floor of the car and put her feet on it. The most spectacular of the outwitters was Miss Shirts, who swallowed her two diamond rings. One of the bandits noticed her tugging at her rings, but she swallowed them before he could approach her. Another car was coming so the bandits leaped back into their own automobile and drove away. ‘‘Give me back the key, anyway,” pleaded Mrs. Fohl. "We’ll throw it in the road for you,” returned the driver of the bandit car. He tosssed the key out about two blocks away. Truck Injuries Fatal BEDFORD, June 28. Arthur Byers, 29, Bicknell, was killed today when he was run over by a truck on state road 50 near here.

DRAG CANAL FOR BODY Negro Drowns While Swimming With Companion. Police and fire squads dragged the canal at St. Clair street for several hours Tuesday night in a futile attempt to recover the body

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of Reuben Duffy. 29, Negro, of 9324 Pierson street. He had been swimming in the canal with George Davis, Negro, same address. Police planned to renew the dragging today. The favorite dish of the octopus is crab.

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Ahepa Election Is Held MUNCIE. Ind., June 28— South Bend was selected for next year's district Ahepa convention at the second annual convention here Tuesday. Officers elected include William Zilson, Indianapolis, reelected district governor, and James Denitroes. Indianapolis, secretary.