Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 65, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 July 1934 — Page 9

JULY 26, 1934_

BANDITS HUNTED AFTER SI.BOO HOLDUP IN CITY Bakery Employes Robbed En Route to Bank b> Five Masked Men. Police today acre searching for flve bandits who held up and robbed a cashier of the Omar Baking Company of SI.BOO at Walnut and N>w Jersey streets, yesterday afternoon. The holdup was staged at 2 05 p. m . while large details of police guarded the funeral rites for John Dillinger. Gerald Miller, 27, of Speedway City, bakery cashier, and George Myers, 28. of 1426 North La Salle street, were taking the money to a downtown bank when their auto was forced to the curb by the bandits. Wearing handkerchiefs for masks the bandits carried revolvers and one had a sawed-off shotgun. After taking the money the bandit* sped away in a car. Miller and Myers returned to the bakery and notified police. In the meantime Sergeant Arthur Hueber and squad had been shopped at New Jersey and Walnut streets by Charles Threedouble, 27, of 511 North Delaware street, and told of the holdup. The bandits fled about thirty seconds before the police squad arrived at the scene, Mr. Threedouble said. Only a meager description of two of the bandits could be given by Mr. Miller and Mr. Myers. MISSIONARY SOCIETY RECEIPTS INCREASE Salary Cut Restoration Famed by Organization. In recognition of the increase shown in receipt* at the United Christian Missionary Society, 222 Downey avenue, the executive committee yesterday announced a small restoration in the last salary reduction of employes, including foreign missionaries. The society is the first major missionary society to end the missionary year with an increase, according to C. O. Hawley, director of promotion. He advised other members of the executive committee that three other communions had ended their missionary year with losses over last year. 200 Attend G. A. R. Picnic More than two hundred persons attended the G. A. R. picnic sponsored bv the Indianapolis Federaled Patriotic Societies yesterday in Brook side park.

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ARBITRATION IS ACCEPTED; DOCK WALKOUT ENDS Strikers by Overwhelming Vote Favor Settlement by U. S. /?y Cnited Prnu> SAN FRANCISCO, July 27.—Pacific coast seaport* were sweeping from their waterfronts today last vestiges of the maritime strike following the overwhelming vote of Longshoremen in favor of federal arbitration. While employers, union leaders and the President s national Longshoremen's board conferred on arrangements for returning approxj imately 20.000 marine strikers to ! work, preparations went forward on all sides for resumption of normal business. The McCormick Steamship Company announced its entire fleet of thirty-two vessels wdll resume regular schedules. Other lines adver- | tised sailings which had been cancelled since early in May. Troops Withdrawn Governor Frank F. Merriam ordered withdrawn from the San Francisco embarcadero the 1,000 national guardsmen who remained on duty. The Longshoremen, members of the International Longshoremen's Association, voted 6.338 to 1.471 to accept federal arbitration of all differences with their employers. The vote empowered the President’s board to evolve a settlement of all issues of the longshoremen's strike, including the problem of control of the hiring halls. Hiring Hall to Open In Portland, Governor Julius L. ! Meier announced opening today of Ia temporary state hiring hall where

longshoremen ready to return to work immediately can register. Seamen and eight other marine unions struck in sympathy with the longshoremen. They have been promised arbitration also. The President s board is arranging for a vote among the seamen to select their representatives for collective bargaining. The balloting wdll take several months. Dr. Louis Bloch, secretary of the board, said election of seamen's representatives probably will start Friday. In the Air Weather conditions at 9 a. rrj.: Southwest wand, sixteen miles an hour; barometric pressure, 29.93 at sea level, temperature. 88; general conditions, high, thin, scattered clouds; ceiling, unlimited; visibility, seven miles.

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