Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 241, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 December 1935 — Page 8

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POLICE EXPECT MORE ARRESTS IN SIITO THEFTS Quizzing of Suspects Here Indicates Widespread Activities. Arrest of 10 persons hero Sunday In connection with alleged stolen car activitie- today was heralded by police as the nucleus of a Cleanup that eventually will extend to other cifie in the state, with more arrests expected After police questioned those held in jail. Including four boys under 20. they announced they had gained valuable information that might have far-reaching results. Meanwhile, two of those held, police said, were identified as gunmen bv victims of a holdup in Martinsville last Wednesday, and a third as having been with the other two in an auto wreck shortly afterward. They are Richard Fogelsonger. 17. of 1841 Brookside-av; Theodore Marsh. 20, of 1634 Carrollton-av, and Richard Schmidt, 17, of 1537 Lawton-st. Others either held in jail or free tinder bond are Ivor Freels, 28, of 1043 S. Sheffield-av; Mrs. Marsh, 22, wife of Theodore; Elmo Rollins, 19. of 114 S. Noble-st; Paul Reynolds, 44, Eastgate Hotel; Joseph Melvin, 18. of 725 N. Alabama-st; Mrs. Imo Hendricks, 35, of the Car-rollton-av address, rooming-house keeper, and William Dclko, 23, of 529 Chadwick-st. CITY COMMEMORATES WRIGHT’S FIRST HOP Mass Flight From Five Airports Marks Kitty Hawk Date. Indianapolis today commemorated the first flight, of the Wright Brothers 32 years ago at Kitty Hawk, N. C., with a mass flight from each of the city’s five airports. Claude Stamper, 6703 E. Washing-ton-st, blind, is to take his first airplane ride today. He is to be piloted by Herbert O. Fisher, Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce aeronautics secretary. liOcal aviation organizations participating are the Chamber's aeronautics division, Indianapolis Aero Club, Indiana Aircraft Trades Association. Aircraft Owners’ Association, Central Aeronautical Corp., Tarkington Aviation Cos., and Hoosicr Airport. Officer to Be Promoted Commander Theodore S. Wilkinson, executive officer of the U. S. S. Indianapolis, has been selected for promotion to captain, the United States Navy Department has announced.

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Automobile reported to police a.s stolen belong to Charles Rnhrman. 1743 Tabor-st. Dodge sedan. 105-107, from in front of 800 Virginia -av.

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Stolen automobiles recovered by police belong to: R D Slultz. 5219 K. Washinglon-st Dodge iruck, found 4300 Pleasant Runblvd Harriet Brvant, 1201 Bacon-st Ford coupe, found In front of 1621 Collegeav. wrecked.

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CANN ACCUSER JAILED FOR OWN PROTECTION Witness Forked Up After Finking Suspect to Liggett Murder. Cv I iiill dl'rrnu MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 17.—A witness who named I.sadore <Kid Cann) Blumenfeld as the slayer of Walter Liggett, weekly newspaper publisher, was held in the county jail today for “protection.” The witness is Wesley Anderesch, who served eight days in the workhouse with Cann last year. Held with him was his fiancee, Dora Isaacson. They probably will be taken before the grand jury tomorrow. Mrs. Edith Liggett, who was with her husband when he was shot down the night of Dec. 9, consistently has insisted that Cann was one of the slayers. STATE DRYS TO GATHER Indiana Convention of Prohibition Party to Be in April. A state convention of the Prohibition Party has been called for the first week in April in Indianapolis to name a state ticket and delegates to the national convention May 5 and 6at Niagara Falls, N. Y This action was taken at a meeting of the executive committee yesterday afternoon. Verdie Allen, Indianapolis, presided. CHAPTER 20 YEARS OLD Lambda Chi Alpha at Butler to Observe Anniversary. Twentieth anniversary of the founding of the Butler University chapter of Lambda Chi Alpha is to be observed tonight, at the chapter house, 4721 Sunset-blvd, with active members entertaining at dinner at 6:15. Guests are to include national officers and alumni. Waldo Stout, chapter president, is to be in charge. Apartment Owners to Meet Apartment Owners’ Association is lo hold its annual Christmas party tomorrow noon at the Washington. Guest speakers and special entertainment are on the program, according to W, P. Snethen, secretary.

i Getting on toward 2 years old ! now, the Dionne quintuplets are taking a real interest in Christmas ! preparations. Hare they are as the first Christmas package reached the nursery at Callander. At left, Cecile and Annete look up, momentarily distracted by something, but Emilie and Yvonne are intent on untying the big red ribbond inclosing the box. Grave little Marie sits at right, a dolllike picture of propriety and selfpossession. HITCH HEARING TODAY New Trial Fctition Comes Up in Criminal Court. Hearing on a petition for anew trial for Ralph Hitch, former chief deputy sheriff convicted of embezzlement and now serving a term in the Indiana State Prison, is to be at 2 this afternooon before Special Judge E. E. McFerrren in Criminal Court. LUNCHEON IS ARRANGED Mrs. Carrie Snell to Entertain Past Presidents’ Council. Members of the Past Presidents’ Council. Daughter of Union Veterans of the Civil War. are to be luncheon guests of Mrs. Carrie Snell, 812 E. 40th-st, Friday. She is to | be assisted by Mrs. Alice Christy and Mrs. Elizabeth Underwood. Christmas party and gift exchange is to J follow. 759 GET POSTAL JOBS Additional Mailmen and Clerks ; Certified for Holiday Work. j Seven hundred and fifty-nine additional mailmen and postal clerks j have been certified for work during the holiday season, Postmaster Adolph Seidensticker announced today. Capitol City Masons Elect The new worshipful master of Capitol City Lodge No. 312. Free and Accepted Masons, is Dr. Vaughn W. Dean, who is to be installed Friday night at the Masonic Temple, North and Illinois-sts.

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WORKER MURDERS 4, WOUNOS^OTHERS •Missed 2 Other Guys,’ He Mumbles in Cell. By United Prenn LOS ANGELES. Dec. 17 —Charles N. Layman. 45, crazed relief worker who killed four men on a ’WPA project and wounded four others seriously, today muttered in his county jail cell that he "missed twm other guys.” An enraged mob of fellow relief workers trapped him in a blind alley and threatened to lynch him. Officers surrounded Layman and forced their way through the crowd to police cars. Layman appeared at the drainage ditch being constructed by the Federal government with a revolver in one hand and a rifle in the other. Standing on a dirt heap above the ditch where the laborers were working, Layman shouted. “I said Id get you guys,” and opened fire. Loses Fingers in Accident Fred Prange, 72, of 633 Middle-dr. Woodruff Place, lost two fingers in an accident yesterday at 312 Mas-sachusetts-av. He was taken to City Hospital.

Fate 7 ißifi Special SOUTH BEND. Ind.. Dec. 17. —A father whose 4-year-old daughter was killed by an automobile less than two months ago is or. trial today charged with driving while intoxicated. George Morin, Mishawaka, was arrested by police Thursday as operator of a car weaving through traffic. He was taken into custody after a chase which police say lasted more than a mile. On October 27. Ruth Joanne Morin, his daughter, ran across the street near their home to purchase candy at a neighborhood grocery. She was struck by a car driven by Dale M. Brinely, South Bend, and died en route to a hospital.

TWO AAA SUITS FILED Processing Tax L'nder Attack in Federal Court Here. Two news suits attacking the con- j stitutionality of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration process- j ing are on file today in Federal j Court. They were filed yesterday J by the Columbia Packing Cos., Ham- j mond. and the Rush County Mills, i Rushville.

GEN.NAYLOR TO CONFER WITH SIXTH CORPS HEAD Fort Chief Afterward to Spend Christmas With Daughter. Brig. Gen. W K Naylor of Fort Benjamin Harrison. Fifth Corps area commander, is to go to Chicago Friday for a conference with Maj. Gen. Frank R. McCoy, Sixth Corps area commander. Gen. Naylor is to leave next week for Farmington. Pa., to spend Christmas with his daughter, Mrs. Dwight L. Adams, and her family. Three Indiana officers have been assigned by the War Department to

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! the Command and General Staff i School at Fort Leavenworth. Ka for 1936-37. They are Capt Edward P. Earle, post adjutant at Fort Harrison; Maj. J. D Balmer and Capt. Michael Buckley Jr. Purdue University. Selected for the Army War College. Washington, for the 1936-37 course are Lieut. Col. John S. Wood and Maj. W. I. Paul, both on R. O. T. C. duty at Culver Military Academy. Statoman’s Brother Dead VILNA, Lithuania. Dec. 17—Adam Pilsudski. 66. younger brother of Marshal Joseph Pilsudski. Polish | statesman, died today.