Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 252, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 March 1934 — Page 20

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PRIZE TERRIER ‘DOGNAPED’ IN CHICAGO HOTEL Disgusted Owner Laughs at $50,000 Ransom Demand, Hires Sleuth. tl'J I hitrrt prt , CHICAGO, March 1. —The strange "dognapmg” of Kid Boots Ace, prize winning Boston terrier, was turned over to a private detective tooay for solution while the figure or a slinky lady in black entered the case as a suspect The dog's owner, Louis Rudginsky, Winthrop. Mass., tire merchant, meanwhile prepared to leave for his home in the east tonight in criticism of this city’s hospitality. Kid Boots Ace was abducted in the crowded lobby of the Hotel Sherman yesterday shortly after he had been awarded the grand prize in the Western Boston Terrier Club’s annual show. Police sought a blond woman dressed in black who had admired the dog extravagantly dining the show. The dog was taken when Mr. Rudginsky placed the fiber case in which ne was carried, upon a rhair while receiving the congratulations of friends. Two contacts have been made. A man informed Mr. Rudginsky by telephone to prepared $50,000 ransom. Mr. Rudginsky said the dog wasn't, worth a dollar to any one else and the caller hung up. Later Paul Schwarz, a friend, was telephoned and told that the “dognapers" wanted SSOO to return the terrier. Mr. Rudginsky gave the persons who are holding his dog until tonight to deal directly with him. At 9 p. m. he will reveal the name of the detective who will be the man to see about the dog and board an eastbound train. “All you could win with my dog would be blue ribbons,” he said. “I hadn't shown in Chicago for twen-ty-five years and I won't show here again for another tw-enty-five years. It's lucky Sankey. Touhy and Sharkey are out of the way or they'd steal the whole hotel.” THIRD WARD TO DINE Democrats Will Hold Sauerkraut Party Tonight. Third w'ard Democrats will hold a sauerkuart and pig knuckles dinner at the Athenaeum tonight, it was announced today by Albert H. Losche. ward chairman. Jac Broderick will present a floor show' on the program.

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AUSTRIAN NAZIS EXTEND PERIOD OF ULTIMATUM Postpone Threat of War Against Government One Week. I fly f nitf>l Prc < VIENNA. March I.—Seven-day i postponement of a Nazi threat to wage relentless war on the govern- ! ment brought relaxation of nervous ; tension to Austria today after weeks of crisis and civil fighting. Lessened tension came suddenly j late last night when the Nazis canceled their plans for a national ; demonstration of strength. Perhaps a governmental order to | 100.000 troops, auxiliary police and Heimwehr storm troopers on the alert throughout the country to shoot to kill any disturbers of the

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peace had something to do with the cancellation. However, the Nazis said that their "ultimatum.” which expired at noon yesterday, was extended for one week. This ultimatum was the one issued by Theo Habicht. German leader of- Austrian Nazis, from Munich across the frontier, where the Austrian Nazi "Legion” has its headquarters in exile. A few- of the Nazis in Austria, like nervous troops anticipating a zero hour, did throw stink and smoke bombs and yell “Heil, Hitler” at a few provincial points along the frontier after the expiration of the ultimatum yesterday. Victory seemed to be with the government for the present, for the only recogintion of the Nazi ultimatum —aside from the mobilization had been the statement that it came from “noisy students” and another that there would be no negotiations with the Nazis as a party.

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ifeSli The month of March is always an important time for thousands of Indianapolis residents. It means laying plans for removal from an apartment to a house or from a house to an apartment; then there are others who find their present home too small or too large and must find other quarters. 4 If you find yourself among those who are going to make a change you will be wise to make your selection earlier this year than previously.

SCHOOLS FALL SHORT OF GOAL FILENE INSISTS Merchant Tells Educators They Fail to Develop Human Relations. By I'nitrd Prr ** CLEVELAND, March I.—The nation's schools were weighed in the balance with the motor car industry and were found wanting by Edw-ard A. Filene. Boston merchant. In one of the most forceful addresses before the department of superintendence convention here yesterday. Education has failed to turn out a

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f better product each year, Mr. Filene told thousands of educators gathered here. “They are unable to sell us a bet- | ter code of human conduct from year to year,” the Boston merchant j said. “And schools are in their i sorry plight today because of their ! own misguided teachings. “Boys and girls were taught to be ! ‘good’ men and women.” Mr. Filene | said, “when they should have been I educated in human relations. It was j the ’good' men who broke the country. They were fine husbands and ! father, you could trust them not to pick jour pockets or hit you over the head with a lead pipe, but they ■ had no conception of their responsibilities.' Mr. Filene contended that the country has little to fear from I “radical tendencies,” but rather should guard against the “fixed I American tradition that would not permit us to consider fundamental ! changes when those changes were i actually taking place."

ALABAMA CAR LINE MAY BE DROPPED Trackless Trolleys for Other Branches Asked. The Alabama street trolley line will be abandoned and trackless trollej’s will be installed on several other lines, if the petition now before the board of works is received favorably. Because the Alabama line performs a parellel service, the Indianapolis Railwaj-s, Inc., has requested permission to do away with it en- i ; tirely. Permission was sougnt in the j petition yesterday to install traek- | less trollej's on the following lines: Brookside and West Michigan; Brightwood and West Indianapolis; Columbia and Indiana avenues; 1 Northwestern avenue. Garfield park

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