Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 48, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 July 1934 — Page 2

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50 NEW AGENTS ARE ADDED TO FEDERAL FORCE 100 More Will Be Taken on Soon to Fight Crime, Cummings Says. United Pre* WASHINGTON, July 6.-The department of justice, continuing its determined offensive against crime, haa added fifty new agents under the additional fund granted by the last congress, Attorney-General Homer 8 Cummings said today. As rapidly as qualified men can be found, it is expected that the force of 450 federal agents will be increased to more than 600 The new men will be sent into the field as soon as they have completed a thorough training period including markmamhip courses in use of machine guns, high-powered rifles and other weapons. A large part of the present force is concentrated in the hunt for desperado John*Dillingcr and h:s remaining fugitive lieutenants. The first case arising under the new crime laws passed bv congress, Mr. Cummings said, was the robbery of the Morn* County bank at Na-

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Purchased by John Jacob Astor as a wedding gift for Ellen Tuck French, his bride, is the palatial white marble mansion Chetwood, above, one of the showplace 6 of Newport, R. I. It has an Italian sunken garden that cost $500,000.

pies, Tex., on July 2 Federal agents and local authorities have arrested Grovpr Manes, alleged to have been one of the robbers, and Alma Bohanon, an alleged accomplice. Mr. Cummines said Julius Bohanon and Robert Lee Custer also had been identified as participants in the robbe j. The new law makes robbery of a

national or federal reserve member bank a federal offense. Watches Worth $73 Are Stolen Seven watches valued at $73 were stolen last night from the jewelry store of O. L. George, 549 Blake street, by a burglar who gained entrance through a side window.

Tomorrow—Saturday We Close at 1 o'Clock IN keeping with our policy of many years standing, Ayres Downstairs store will close at 1 P. M. on Saturdays and 5 P. M. on week days, during July and August. From past experience, we know that these precious hours of rest make our employees more alert and better able to serve you in the Ayres manner. Meanwhile, we are ready to give "rush service" on Saturday morning for an intensive four hours' selling. We ask our friends to please shop as early as possible. Tomorrow we continue our value-giving July Sales and Clearances of seasonable, wanted summer merchandise at end-of-summer prices... plus four 1-hour specials—at prices that give you guaranteed, rockbottom savings . . . Doors open at 9 A. M. Shop Early Tomorrow!

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FT. HARRISON CIVILIAN TROOPS HEAR REVEILLE Ft. Harrison Trainees Awake to Early Bugle Call at Camp. Shrill bugle blasts disturbed the deep slumbers of more than a thousand C. M. T. C. trainees at 5:40 this morning and reminded them to prepare for the first drill of the thirty days’ training period at Fort Benjamin Harrison. At 10:30 this morning they marched to the parade grounds to take the oath of allegiance to the United States. The Eleventh infantry band provided the music for the occasion. Most of the citizen soldiers are enrolled in the infantry course. A few of the second and third-year men have been assigned to the signal platoon and to courses in radio theory and practical operation. Epidemic Called ‘Not Dangerous’ B<) United Prr ■*# WASHINGTON, July 6.—The outbreak of infantile paralysis in California is not as dangerous as indicated by the number of cases, Sur-geon-General Hugh S. Cummings said today.

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By United Prey* LAFAYETTE, July 6.—The Rev. Thomas Frederick Williams, pastor of Trinity Methodist church here, is the recipient of an honor believed without precedent in the history of Indiana Methodism. On completion of sixteen years as pastor, the church board him to remain for ten years more. Assignments of Methodist ministers to pulpits is made annually at conference, and while not all are sent to new- charges each year, it is a tradition that the tenure of a pastor is not long in one charge. Whether the board's desire regarding Mr. Williams will be realized depends upon action of the next conference and the consent of the

presiding bishop. a u a $52,000 Deal Voted By Time* Special NEWCASTLE. July 6.—City council has adopted -a resolution authorizing lease of a 50-kilowatt engine, generator and auxiliary equipment for the municipally owned electric plant. The lease involves expenditure of $52,000. The transaction is in reality a purchase, the lease form of buying being resorted to as a means of avoiding issuance of bonds. It is contemplated that the $52,000 will be paid from earnings of the plant, thus imposing no burden on taxpayers. a a a Officer Faces Penalty By Titnes Special LAFAYETTE. July 6.—Found guilty of wounding a motorist at whose care he fired after a traffic sign had been ignored, Paul Clark, Lafayette policeman for eight years, is awaiting further action by the police board.

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Wounded motorist was R. Herman Watkins. A bullet fired at his car on T tne 10 entered the rear window, inflicted a scalp wound and lodged in Watkins’ cap. an a Ordinance Test Likely By Time* Special CRAWFORDS VILLE, July 6. Constitutionality of Crawfordsville's new peddlers’ ordinance probably will be passed upon by the Indiana supreme court. This was indicated by Harley Ristine, city attorney, following decision of Bernard Foley, special judge in city court, that the ordinance is invalid. Mr. Foley ruled in the case of Gilbert Wellman, Danville, arrested under provisions of the peddling measure. Father Ryan Visits Pope VATICAN CITY, July 6.—The Pope today received in audience the Most Reverend James H. Ryan, rector 6f Catholic university, Washington, D. C.

CITY MAN HELD AS BIGAMIST ON BRIDE'S CHARGE Failed to Wait on Divorce Filed by Wife No. 1, Police Say. Jerry O'Neal, 26, was a resident of the city prison today because, police charge, he got married twice in six months without the necessary intervening divorce. O'Neal was arrested vesterdav on a warrant ..worn out by Mrs. Lillian Towell O'Neal, 27. described by police as the- second wife. He was seized as he stepped off a Chicago bus after a jaunt to Chicago on funds supplied, according to police, by the second Mrs. O'Neal. Police say he married his second bride June 23, one day after Mrs. Pauline Sprouse O'Neal. 618 East Vermont street, had filed suit, for divorce against him in superior court here. The date of the first O'Neal marriage is set by police at Dec. 26. The second Mrs. O'Neal, whose first husbc nd died two years ago. leaving her with a small business and a 6-vear-old son. told police she met O'Neal ten weeks ago when he

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was working as a laundry truck driver. She said they were married m Louisville. Ky. and went to St. Louis. Mo., on their honeymoon—at her expense. She bought him an auto as a gift, she added. She said he reported losing his job because he had been robbed and she added she had kept him financed until Saturday morning, when he took the car and left, saying he had found another job. That night when he failed to return. Mrs. O Neal looked around, she said. She discovered, according to police, that O'Neal already was married, that the car was in a downtown garage, and that O Nca had gone to Chicago. You Need More Sunshine Vitamin “D” ORBIT Vitamin “D” Gum Gives you Vitamin “D", seldom found in every-day foods. Fights tooth decay. Children must have it for strong bones. 5c a package everywhere.