Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 73, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 August 1933 — Page 17

AUG. 4, 1933.

RADIO IN STATE POLICE CARS IS GOAL OF DRIVE SIOO,OOO in Subscriptions Sought to Aid in Crime Fight. Prr*rru methods for crimp control arc resting Indiana more than $15.600 000 each year, a rr|>ort of the Indiana crime survey commission for 1020-30. on flic in the legislative reference bureau of the statehou.se. revealed todav. This is one of the major arguments presented bv the voluntary joint association of state-w ide membership organizations which has formed the state police radio committee and has opened a public subscripuon campaign to raise SIOO,OOO for construction of a complete state police radio system The direct expense of criminal losses ea< h year in Indiana, the survey commission found is $5,755,000 Actual property losses approximate $1,000,000: stolen automobiles. $700,000; bank robberies. sl6l 000; burglary and theft. $1,376 - 301, and Fidelity insurance premiums SBB7 132 The methr>ds of crime control can not reckon with the inventions for speed and devastation used bv today's highly specialized criminal, the radio committee contends. In addition to the direct losses, the commission reported. Indiana annually pa vs citv and community licc forces $4,300 000. and for the maintenance of sheriffs’ ufflt es, $366 786 Another $5,500,000 g.es to the expense of courts and prosecutions of cases in which criminals are brought to justice. The commi'tee asserts that actual proof has revealed that police radio svstems :n larger cities are capable of cutting crime losses by 50 per cent. The committee estimates that at least SB,OOO 000 can be cut from the state's cost of crime by a wellplanned twentv-four-hour state police radio system. Thp sweet scented lemon verbena is a native plant of Chile and Peru.

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Indict Lafayette Man in ‘Benefactor Killing *

• Accused as Hitch-Hiker Who Slugged Driver, Causing Death. Lloyd Ravmnnd Harmon of Lafayette. accused in the 'benefactor killing of Oeorgp Hughes. 45 Lafayette baker last June on Fiftythird street, todav was indicted lex first degree murder second degjp" murder and robbery by the flanon county grand jury. Hughes, according to police, was killed after picking up a hnen-hiker. Whom he new by sight and had nviochcd him occasionally at Illinois and Market streets. Accompanied by his wife. Mrs. Elizabeth ughes. 35. and his sister-in-law Miss Anna Seill. 25. Hughes had attended a theater here, and was starting home when the hitchhiker asked him so ra lift. The two womein were seated in he rea scat of the automobile. Mrs. Hughes told police, and when the car reached Fifty-third street, she charged the hitch-hiker drew a

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revolver and demanded Hughes' money. When Hughes refused, the hitchhiker wa.s charged with slugging him. causing the driver to lose control of the car. It struck a utility pole and Hughes died several hours later in St. Vincents hospital of his Injuries ENLIST BUS DRIVERS Trainmen Brotherhood to Organize New Division Here. M. H Miller, state representative of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, today announced that his | organization will organize a bus and truck division immediately. The trainmen will seek to enlist all drivers on inter-city routes, he said. A meeting will be held at 2:30 Saturday at Trainmens hall. 1002 East Washington street. Fifteen members, former trainsmen. already are serving on bus lines, said Miller, and the drive will be made to sign up the entire group.

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MANY JOBS IN CIVIL SERVICE ARE OPEN NOW Most Are of Technical Type Requiring Higher Education. More openings are available in the civil service now than in any time in the last five years, declared Frank J. Boatman, secre'ary of the Indiana civil service commission, today. Most of the openings available are of a technical type requiring higher education according to Boatman. A marked increase in the number of applicants is not“d. Six hundred one applications were received in July by persons desiring civil service positions. Positions open at the present time include steward, paying $2,600 a year, for penal and correctional institutions; junior director of So-

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