Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 45, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 May 1935 — Page 20

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CANADA HANGS AX SLAYER OF AGED MOTHER Matricide ‘Has No Regrets,' Urges Executioners to Greater Speed. By United Press .¶ BELLEVILLE. Ontario. May 2. ― Harold Vermilyea. who hacked his 76-year-old mother to death with a hatchet, was hanged in the Belleville jail yard at 12:10 a. m. today. .¶ The Ontario (Cal.) man was an impatient figure exhorting his executioners to speed as he was led into the dimly lighted yard. He showed no emotion and his voice was without expression as he uttered his last words. .¶ “Let’s get on with this." he urged guards as his hands were being bound. “I have no regrets. Whatever error I committed was for those I love. I had no intention of killing my mother. I didn't know what I was doing.’’ Legion to Give Dinner .¶ A chicken supper and card party will be given at 6 tonight by Wayne Post 64, American Legion, at 6311 W. Washington-st.

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Cl V I kI C* With CAPT ■ AL WILLIAMS 1 I Yll Nv 1 chi * r ° f A,r B * rT,e * ■■ I I I W gertpps-Howard Junior Aviator

HARDLY a dav pas,ses without some individual, awe peering from his wide eyes, asking me the all-inclusive question: How does it feel to fly in an airplane?" And each individual, almost without exception. seems disappointed when I tell of the pleasure of flying—of the romance of looking down on the earth—of the grandeur of the panorama of horizons 40 miles away! For they seem to expect bloodcurdling stories —hair-raising thrills —steel nerves cheating the grim reaper, and oh! what a mistake! And here at my home in Garden City as I am jotting down these few thoughts the roar overhead of Roosevelt Field planes mingle with the soft music coming to me via radio. The glorious harmonies of Lohengrin—that beautiful opera! But just as no music, however lovely; no description of a sunrise, or of moonlight on the water, can do full justice to the subject, neither can any arrangements of printed words do mors than hint at the beauty and grandeur of this planet when viewed through the portals made possible by aviation. Mighty rivers that conld drown the population of our largest cities look like thin silver ribbons; mountains that rise thousands of feet look like toy blocks placed in some sort of casual order ov the hands of a promising child who may some

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day be an architect—and they look just about as unimportant. Yes—the cares and worries of daily life seem to leave you as you look down on the earth from the heavens. Certainly there are thrills and plenty of excitement in flying—if ; you go looking for it. Why, you can find pulse-quicken- ! ing danger in racing automobiles or motorboats—or jumping fences on horseback; but not in straightaway flying such as will fall to your lot if you ride in air transports. Oi course, if your life work is devoted to aviation you'll find all the excitement you want in experimental work—flight-testing new airplanes—in high speed research. Yes, sir' You’ll find out what it's all about to be in real trouble and on j your own.

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

9000 WORKERS 60 ON STRIKE AT CLEVELAND Fisher Body Plant Closed: Total Now Out in Auto Dispute Is 20,000. By United Pre CLEVEI - ND. May 2.—Union employes at lusher Body Cos. here went on strike today, despite the fact that the huge plant, employing 9000, had been closed for two days. The walkout added further complications to the controversy between organized labor and General Motors Corp. which has resulted In

20.000 men being thrown out of work at the peak of the production season. The executive committee of United Automobile Workers Union local called the strike when reports were received that men still were at work within the plant. Fisher Body officials said the only persons in the plant were clerical workers, superintendents, foremen and a few’ men in the shipping department. In Toledo, where the present widespread controversy began when unign employes walked out of the Chevrolet transmission assemblyplant, labor leaders awaited outcome of conferences between Edward P. McGrady, Assistant Secretary of Labor, and union leaders and company officials in Detroit. Shutting down of General Motors plants through closures or strikes spread to Janesville. Wis.. Kansas City and Atlanta last night. Chevrolet and Fisher Body plants in each city were shut down by the company because of lack of transmissions caused by the Toledo

walkout. The Toledo plant makes all gear boxes for Chevrolet automobiles. Meanwhile, union workers in the huge General Motors plants in Michigan were being urged to join the strike. Union officials at Flint announced that the Buick local of the A. F. of L. will go on strike Monday unless the Toledo walkout is settled. Truck Motor Is Stolen Two mechanics took a truck engine valued at SSO from a truck they were repairing at the Denny Motor Transport Cos.. 336 W. McCarty-st, last night, and when they looked for the motor to put it back in the truck it had vanished. Police were called.

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Pastor's Lantern Slide Stolen A stereopticon lantern slide valued at 875 was stolen from the parked ! car of the Rev. William L Spratt. | 1928 Woodlawn-av. last night from in front of 1049 Villa-av.

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MAY 2, 1935

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