Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 112, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 September 1933 — Page 8

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U. S. PRISONER CAN PUT BLAME UPON CURIOSITY Inquiries About Mann Act Case Brings Raid by Police Squad. Edward Renaud. alias Jack Pringle, languished today within the confines of the Marion county jail, cogitating on the inscrutability of fate. As he sat and pondered, the thought came to him that while curiosity may not have "killed a cat,'' it certainly played a part in his present predicament. It, was the curiosity of a young man. whose name is being withheld by authorities, that resulted in federal officials getting a lead on the hideout of Renaud, or Pringle, vho was wanted on a Mann act charge. Two young women had been arrested in the case and when the unnamed voting man visited the United States marshal's office and e-hibited too much interest in the case, he was held and taken before th" grand jury, where he decided to talk. Asa result. Harry E. Gates, fU-nitv marshal; a department of Justice operative and a police squad urder Sergeant Martin Fahey conducted a raid on a rooming house at 424 West New York street, where Renaud. or Pringle, was arrested. As Fahey entered the rear yard o' th' 1 premises, his hair stood on end and nearly turned gray, when a police dog, described by Gates as being "as big as a pony,” lunged at him. Fahey's heart gradually slowed up to a nearly normal beat when h" discovered that the dog was chained and its lunge was brought Up short. Renaud was said by police to have served terms in three prisons in New York, one in Michigan, and at the Indiana state farm, from which he escaped July 10 after serving only a few weeks. He is reported to have wounded a guard at the Elmira N. Y.i reformatory in an escape attempt

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Fermor S. Cannon Fermor S. Cannon has been appointed chairman of the Health and Friendship Crusade to be conducted here Oct. 2 to 11 by the Y. M. C. A., according to announcement by Edgar H. Evans, president. The crusade will mark the openig of the asociation's fall program. which will emphasize health through regular balanced physical activity, under competent supervision, and the friendship that grows from work and play together. TWO-DAY SAFETY RALLY WILL OPEN THURSDAY Police Bureau and Motor Club Sponsors Program at Pennsy Gym. The police accident prevention bureau and the Hoosier Motor Club will co-operate Wednesday and Thursday in a two-day safety rally in the Pennsylvania gym. State avenue and Washington street. The orchestra of the Federation of Community Civic Clubs will play Wednesday night. Other features will be a juggling act, singing, and special dance numbers. Thursday night's program will feature safety club entertainers.

MAYOR ANXIOUS TO HEAR TALKS ON FEDERAL AID Sullivan May Go to Chicago for Convention of City Executives. Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan will attend the United States Confer-; ence of Mayors, at Chicago Friday and Saturday of this week, providing the adoption of the budget by the county advisory board is completed by that time. An invitation to attend, designating this meeting "the most important ever held,” was received byl Sullivan early this month, but budget troubles has caused him to delay acceptance. Mayor Sullivan is anxious to attend and hear the explanation by Harold L. Ickes. interior secretary and public works administrator, on public works programs for cities. | I This may be beneficial as Sullivan j has a definite program in mind to obtain public works money from the federal government, for improvements at the city hospital and sanitary district and street improvements. He has hesitated in applying for the funds, however, because of his determination “not to bond : the city into bankruptcy.” The mayor also is interested in i the proposed address of Ray T. Miller, Cleveland mayor, who will tell j of the housing and slum clearance activities in that city, which along with Indianapolis, is one of the three cities to comply with requirements for obtaining money for the work. Indianapolis already has been allotted $4,460,000 by the government for slum clearance. An additional 15 per cent is to be raised by a local committee before the money is forthcoming, however. Clay County Cuts Budget Half Bn United Press BRAZIL. Ind„ Sept. 19. The Clay county tax adjustment board Monday reduced the county budget by more than 50 per cent, cutting the levy recommended by the county council from $1.44 to 71 cents.

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Machine guns were trained on prisoners to forestall escape attempts as Harvey J. Bailey (above) and eleven others went on trial in federal court at Oklahoma City on a charge of kidnaping Charles F. Urschel, oil millionaire.

$60,900 SOUGHT AS SEQUEL TO TRAGEDY Damage Suits Follow Death in Auto Collision. Damage suits totaling $60,900 are on file in superior court against George Warner, Chicago, as aftermath of an automobile accident in which an Indianapolis woman was killed and four of her relatives injured. Plaintiffs in the suits are Louis Bassler, his wife Mary and daughters Margaret and Alice, together with Joseph Bassler, administrator of the estate of Rose Bassler. The complaints allege that the family was riding in their automobile on State Road 41 near St. Johns in Lake county when the accident occurred, Aug. 13. An engineering company has turned out for a rubber mill a 1,000-horsepower motor that can be brought from full speed to a dead stop in less than two seconds.

BANDIT ROBS HOTEL IN CITr; $lO5 IS LOOT Clerk Forced to Lie on Floor as Drawer Is Ransacked. Brandishing a revolver and carrying a paper sack to hold the loot, a bandit held up the night clerk at the Graylynn hotel. ’043 North Pennsylvania street, shortly before midnight and obtained $lO5. The clerk, Carl Craft. 1413 Fletcher avenue, told police the holdup man forced him to go behind the counter, open the cash drawer, and then lie on the floor while the bandit systematically looted the drawer, and placed SBO in cash, two checks and a money order in his sack. , Craft said the bandit was about 23 years of age. 5 feet 6 inches, weighed about 145. and wore a small dark mustache, dark blue suit and light cap. Down Went Her High Blood Pressure Fat Women Often Have High Blood Pressure. Fat people who have high Wood pressure will be glad to know what Krusehen Salts did for Dorothy Williams of Omaha, Neb. Here is her letter written Mar. 6, 1932—y0u ought to read it: “I have had trouble with my back and high blood pressure, and was always tired and was twenty pounds over weight. I tried two bottles of Krusehen Salts and lost five pounds in one week. The pain has stopped and blood pressure is *lO points down, and now I can get around much quicker and feel 100 per cent perfect. Thanks to Krusschen Salts. I will always recommend Kruschen Salts. It's just wonderful.” A jar that lasts 4 weeks costs but a trifle at Hook's Dependable Drug Stores or any drug store anywhere. For your health’s sake demand and he sure you get Kruschen Salts —prescribed by many physicians and recognized the world over as the safe way to reduce — and gain in health and physical charm. •—Advertisement.

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