Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 183, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 December 1934 — Page 5

DEC. 11. 1934

DIONNE DOCTOD GETS PEEK AT CITY NIGHT LIFE Enjoys Tour Following Talk on Famous Babies in Carnegie Hall. By f niled Presi NEW YORK t>r 11—Dr. Allan Roy Dafer, the country doctor who officiated at the birth of the Dionne quintuplets and became world famous, explored New York s night clubs until early today, but he made photographers stay behind because he didn't want the home folks in northern Ontario to know how he was spending his holiday. Wearing his first evening jacket and playing the role of public speaker lor the first time, he faced a capacity audience in Carnegie Hall last night and told about the amazing performance of nature that has fascinated the universe. Dr. Dafoe was at ease and sure of himself. His approach was chatty. The quintuplets are identical twins and almost impossible to tell apart, he said. They have been footprinted to prevent mistakes in identity. He said he examined the mother a few weeks before the birth and found her suffering from toxemia. He found definite hints of abnormalcy but did not suspect multiple pregnancy. At 4a.m- of May 28 he was hastily summoned to the Dionne home and there the miracle of nature was unfolded. Surely the babies would die, he thought. So he 4 baptized them separately. The mother appeared dying and he went two and onehalf miles for a priest. When he returned the mother had improved so much she was out of danger. Dr. Dafoe will continue his inspection of New York today. He will fly to Washington tomorrow to visit the Canadian minister. Union Head's Sister Is Dead James C. Shanessy, president of the Journeyman Barbers’ Union, received word late last night of the death of his sister, Mrs. William Jackson of Chicago. She was 62. Surviving are the husband and five children. Burial will be in Chicago tomorrow.

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EBY GIVEN POST

Robert K. Eby

A Republican. Robert K. Eby has been appointed by MayorElect John W. Kern to membership on the Board of Worsk. He is general counsel of the Grain Dealers National Mutual Fire Insurance bo., and a member of the law firm of Schortemeier, Eby & Wood.

FINED ON CONCEALED WEAPON CHARGE

Brother-in-I.aw of Hubert Dillinger Gets SIOO Penalty. Wyman Lamar. 22, R. R. 3, Box 674, brother-in-law of Hubert Dillinger, half-brother of the notorious desperado, was fined SIOO and costs today on a charge of carrying concealed weapons before Municipal Judge William H. Schaeffer. Lamar is alleged to have entered a filling station at College-av and 49th it, Dec. 1, and dropped an automatic pistol on the floor while looking through the telephone book Hubert Dillinger is alleged to have been sitting in the car outside while Lamar entered the filling station. The pair was traced and arrested after Thaddeus Sehoen, 1446 Fair-field-av, filling station attendant, noted the license number of the auto. Dillinger was released when police were satisfied that the pair had no intention of robbing any one. ITS GOT A KICK! CLOTHE-A-CHILD.

BRITAIN NOT TO PAY WAR DEBT ON SATURDAY Position Is Set Forth in Note to U. S.: Finland Will Settle. By United Pres WASHINGTON, Dec. 11—Great Britain informed the United States this afternoon it will pay nothing on its war debt Saturday and that it feels it would be “useless and therefore unwise’’ even to attempt negotiations at this time. Britain's position was set forth in a note published simultaneously here and in London. Finland, at the same time, advised the State Department she will maintain her perfect record of prompt payment by meeting in full Saturday's installment of $228,538. Officials expect Finland will be the only one of the 12 debtors who will pay anything Saturday. That was the case also when last installments were due June 15. Due from Great Britain are a $117,670,765 Dec. 15 installment and $379,461,776 in back payments.

AMERICAN, 3 CUBANS DIE IN PLANE CRASH Sugar Company Manager Is Killed in Disaster. By United Press HAVANA, Dec. 11. George H. Bunker of Yonkers, N. Y., vicepresident and manager of the Guantanamo Sugar Company, and three Cubans were killed in an airplain crash in Oriente Province at the eastern end of the island, officials of the National Aviation Company announced today. Torres de Navarro, pilot; Emeterio Zorilla, co-pilot, and a third unidentified man died with Bunker, it was announced. The plane, on its way from Santiago to Havana, crashed yesterday in hilly country near Marsells. Sailor Visits Mother Richard Owen Kellan, son of Mrs. Ina Carter, 3549 N. Emerson-av, is visiting Indianapolis on leave of absence from the U. S. S. Pensacola.

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BROAD RIPPLE CHOIR TO PRESENT CANTATA Christian Church Singer to Stage Event SuflUay. The Broad Ripple Christian Church choir will sing the cantata, The Manger Prince,” by E. L. Ashlord, at 7:45 Sunday night in the church at Sixty-Second-st and Car-rollton-av. The cantata has been arranged by Miss Esther Reno Dillenbeck and guest soloist will be Mrs. Martha MacDougall Emhardt and Emil Hostettler. Miss Lois LeSaulnier will play the violin accompaniment and Mrs. John Ray Clark will play the piano.

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COUGHLIN HAS DICTATOR IDEA, SAYSJOMAS •Radio Priest’ Target of Former Presidential Candidate’s Attack. By United Pr(ss METHUEN, Mass., Dec. 11, Father Charles E. Coughlin is “taking the seat of a dictator,” in the

opinion of Norman Thomas, former Socialist candidate for President. Replying to a question. Mr. Thomas said the “radio priest" was a great force in the nation, “but I am not in sympathy with his League of Social Justice.” “Any movement of that sort should come from the people, not from a leader, so that the leader can not become a dictator.’’ Mr. Thomas said. "He is rapidly taking the seat of a dictator." He described Father Coughlin's speeches as resembling those of Senator Huey Long. “In his addresses, in many senses he resembles Huey Long." Mr. Thomas said. "They talk a great deal, but nobody seems to know what they are talking about. Father Coughlin attacks persons.

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