Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 307, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 May 1934 — Page 27

MAY 4, 1934

QUIZ KENTUCKY MAN IN MURDER Kentucky Youth Questioned in Callahan Case by Police. Poke* todav questioned Edward Brewer, 25. Louisville, Ky., in connerrjon with the murder of Bert F. Callahan April 6. Brewer was brought here yesterday and slated a* city prison on a vagrancy charge under $2 000 bond. Detective Chief Fre.-i Simon said. . Ca! ahan and Brewer boih were known to frequent the Traction Tcirmnal building, but Brewer had not been seen there since the murder. INSTALLATION HELD BY LAW FRATERNITY Sigma Delta Kappa Ceremonies Celebrated at Lincoln. Indiana Law School's Eta chapter of the law fraternity. Sigma Delta Kappa, held its annual installation ceremonies at the Lincoln hotel Thursday night. Officers installed are Ira D. SnoufTer, Ft. Wayne, chancellor; i .John Baldwin. Indianapolis, vice- | chancellor; Frank V. Dice. Peru, ecretary; Ray E. Davis. Marklc, j treasurer; John Hoimburgcr. Zions- j ville. chaplain, and Addison Howe, ; Indianapolis, bailiff. Frank DeWald. Hartford City, and Gerald Ohrn. Robert Peak and Harry Weaver, Indianapolis. were initiated. LET ALL HITCHHIKERS WALK, OFFICIAL URGES 'Thumbers' Have Abused Hospitality, Motor Club Told. Todd Stoops, secretary-manager of ♦he Hoosier Motor Club, proposed today to take the hitch out of the hitrh-hiker. ‘Let the hitch-hiker hike.” Mr. Stoops told members of the club. 'The hitch-hiker sorely has abused the hospitality of his host, the motorist. and it is absolutely dangerous to pick up any stranger.” It takes a deeper student of psychology than the average motorist to pick out the deserving hitchhiker from the undeserving. Mr. Stoops declared. For this reason, motorists should let the whole group walk, he maintained. BODY FOUND IN CREEK Corpse Believed to Have Been in Water Ten Days. The body of a man believed to be John W. Smith. 35, Negro. 1107 North Senate avenue, was taken from the water beneath the Indiana avenue bridge over Fall creek late yesterday. Tentative identification was made by papers in clothing on the body. Police said that the body had been in the water approximately ten days.

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CHILD MOVIES TO START TOMORROW

First of The Times - Indiana theater programs will be presented tt 0 tomorrow morning at the Indiana theater. A Mickey Mouse car toon. first chapter of a serial and "Skippy,’ starring J a ckie Cooper, arc included in the film p r esentations. Frature of the morning's - ntertainment will be a Kid die Revue, presented by pupils of Jac Broderick of 'he Stockman dance studios.

Economical Court Regime Promised by Rhoadarmer

Efficiency Also Pledged by G. 0. P. Candidate for Superior Court. Paul F. Rhoadarmer. Republican candidate for judge of Marion superior court one. last night pledged efficient and economic operation of that court, if nominated and elected. Mr. Rhoadarmer formerly was chief deputy Marion county prosecutor. He was born in Greenfield and is a graduate of DePauw university and Indiana university law' school. He has practiced law' in Marion county more than ten years and has served as special judge in virtually all Marion county courts.

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THREE INJURED tS GAR STRIKES BRIDGE Confused by Lights, Says Driver of Auto. Three young men suffered severe injuries early today when the driver cf a roadster became confused by lights on a bridge and crashed into its side. Those injured are Clifford L. Frazier, 29, of 5151 Hovey street, driver, hurt about the legs, head and side; Frank Roth, 28, of 5112 Broadway, and face lacerations, and Horace Howell, 28. of 5401 Winthrop avenue, broken left leg and chin and forehead cuts. All three were sent to city hospital. Mr. Frazier told police that he became confused ever lights on the Thirtieth street bridge over White river in Riverside park. His car Was demolished. He was ordered held by police in the hospital detention ward on charges of reckless driving.

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G. 0. P. CONVENTION COMMITTEE NAMED Trio to Arrange State Gathering Scheduled for June 5. Committee of three to make arrangements for the Republican state convention. June 5, was announced late yesterday, following a

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conference between Don Irwin. Frankfort, state Republican committee chairman, and Harry Fenton, committee secretary. The convention committee includes Ewing Emison, Vincennes; Ralph Gates. Columbia City, and Mrs. Eleanor Barker Snodgrass. Nashville.

ROOSEVELT CRITICISED BY VETERANS’ LEADER Advocates Return to Senate for Robinson. Criticism of President Franklin D. Roosevelt as "the greatest of war veterans that ever has been in the White House.’’ was voiced last night by Rice W. Means, former Re-

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publican senator from Colorado, and national chairman of the legislative committee of the United Spanish War Veterans. Mr. Means spoke at a meeting in the Masonic temple. Illinoi,, tnd North streets He advocated return of Arthur R. Robinson to the senate.

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