Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 48, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 July 1934 — Page 17

JULY 6, 1934.

YOUNG KILLERS DIE IN ARIZONA! GAS CHAMBER Brothers Have Last Supper With Parents and 14 Children. f I n,i,4 tr,.. FLORENCE Anz . July #s—To the of prayers and wailings of luxteen mrmbrn of their immediate family, two Mexican youths, their hanos clasped in a final brotherly fatewell. went to death today in Ati/ona s lethal gas chamber in the firn double execution of its kind. Earlier the mother and father of the boys and fourteen brothers and si ’ers had taken part in a final supper with the condemned youths Jmide the prison walls. After this farewell meeting, the family retired to the lawn outside the prison, where throughout the night they prayed for the lives of Manuel, 19 and Fred Hernandez. 13 They still were at their prayers when the youths, always affectionate toward each other, went to dafh strapped side by side in the execution room. Asa final request they were perir. ttrd to hold hands as the deadly gas fumes enveloped them. The boys died for the murder of Claries Washburn, Needles ‘Cal.) prospector. Washburn was robbed of 535. At the end Manuel sought to take ail the blame for the killing, b'.t his act failed to save Fred s life. Manuel rontended that Fred only helped hide the body and had nothing to do with the acttial slaying. The executions were the first bv in this state and the double gas death was said to be the first in Ins|orv. High drama filled the hours preceding the executions. Just at sundown the two boys were taken to a dinner table in the hall which led to the death chamber. Awaiting them were their father and mother and the fourteen brothers and sisters. The youths sat on either side of their mother. Throughout the meal they attempted a cheerfulness that was not felt. Frequently they sought to console the mother by throwing their arms around her shoulders and begging her not to worn,’. Auto Injuries Trove Fatal M* I mu> 4 Pres • MARION, Ind . July 6.—lnjuries suffered in an automobile accident three weeks ago caused the death here last night of Joseph Tugart, 77.

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Colin Clive Has Feature Role in Powell Movie BY WALTER D. HICKMAN

f'tOLIN CLIVE. distinguished star of the London and New York stages, is one of the featured players supporting William Powell :n his lafost movie. "The Key." Mr. Clive's last New York stage appearance was with Katharine Hepburn in ‘ The Lake." a production w hich was not a success. Kcion of a long line of distinguished Englishmen. Mr Clive was born in St Mai. France, and his father is a colonel in the British army. An actor of unusual attainments. Mr. Clive for some years has alternated successfully in stage produci tions in London and New York. Incidentally, in “The Key he is reunited with Edna Best, who has i the leading feminine role in the production. Miss Best appeared with Mr. Clive in Moinar's “The Swan” in London. In "The Key," Mr. Powell. Miss Best, and Clive are the central figures in a strange love triangle. Powell and Clive are cast as brother officers in the British army. The action takes place in Dublin. Ireland, during the Sinn Fein revolt in 1920. Mr. Powell's other big acting role was found in “The Thin Man." For the first time since "Beau ELDERLY LADY TESTS FIRE SIGNAL—IT WORKS! And Is She Embarrassed as Fire Trucks Roll Up? One elderly woman was showing another elderly woman how to work, j the fire alarm at. the Altenheim Old Folks' home. 2007 North Capitol avei nue. yesterday. Both were surprised when, amid the shrieking of sirens and clanging of bells, a half dozen roaring fire trucks pulled to a stop in front of the home and firemen rushed in. i Firemen concealed their annoyance very well.

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Geste" and ‘ Beau Sabreur.” Mr. Powell appears in military uniform. •The Key" is on view at the Lyric. a a a OTHER theaters today offer: Loretta Young and Cary Grant in "Bom to Be Bad" at Loew- s Palace Warner Oland in “Charlie Chan's Courage " at the Apollo, and. Ann Harding and John Boles in "The Life of Vergie Winters.” CHAIRMAN NAMED FOR FARLEY FETE TICKETS A. H. Ix>sche in Charge of Sales for Testimonial Banquet. A. H. Losche, city purchasing agent, has been named chairman of a committee to handle the Marion county ticket sales for the banquet next Friday night at the Claypool honoring Postmaster-General James A. Farley. Tickets are available at Democratic county headquarters, 324 State Life building, at Mr. Losche s office in city hall, or at the office of County Recorder Ira Haymaker. SEA MONSTERS SIGHTED Swedish Crew Reports Serpents Off Scottish Coast. Hu I ni1.,1 /•(.* LIVERPOOL. England, July 6 Officers of the Swedish steamship Norriai reported today that they saw' off the Scottish coast at twenty feet distance three monsters fifty feet long and twenty in girth, with heads six feet broad and fins sticking up three feet from the W'ater.

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SMILE AT HEAT: IT IS HEALTHY, MORGAN SAYS Laugh at Humidity Because You Feel Better, Is Doctor’s Advice. Smile when the mercury skids over the century mark and beads of perspiration drench your sweltering surface. This was the advice which Dr. Herman G. Morgan, city health officer. gave his fellow' heat sufferers today. “Smile at the heat and laugh* at the humidity, for it will improve your frame of mind," the doctor declared. “Then, smile again, because the chances are you are feeling better now’ than any time during the year. Hot summer days are the healthiest." The doctor wiped his moist brow, loosened his collar and went on to say that city health board figures show the low'est sick and death rates for the summer months. The health officer attributes this fact to the fresh air and sunshine and outdoor life that the public receives in generous gobs. “People have to keep healthy in spite of themselves,” the doctor grinned. “Don't complain of the beads of perspiration breaking over your

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