Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 March 1937 — Page 28

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GOTTSCHALK IS INELIGIBLE FOR

WELFARE POST

He Helped Enact State Law; Mentioned for Road

Senator Thurman A. Gottschalk | (D. Berne) cannot qualify as State | Welfare Director, a position for which he had been mentioned, be- | cause he helped to enact the State Welfare Act, it was learned today. Senator Gottschalk, president pro | tem, of the the Senate and chair- | man of the State Budget Committee, | was reported to be Governor Town- | send’s choice for the position. However, the law provides that no one who was in the Legislature in which the bill was passed can become director. Senator Gottschalk was very active in pushing the bill to passage. The Senator has been mentioned | as a possible chairman of the State | Highway Commission, a position | which Ear] Crawford, secretary to former Governor McNutt, also seeks. | Governor Townsend said yester- | day that although Paul Fry, She Excise Administrator, had filed new bond that he had not decided whether he would replace him,

Fulfills Dving Request of Her Actor Husband

| cruiser Pola,

By United I LONDON. "March 12. "Keep the show going,” W. Graham oe told Marie Tempest, his wi stage partner, just before Ne el of pneumonia Wednesday Ey Last night it was up to the year-old Miss Tempest, an actress | for more than half a century, to] fulfill the request. She declined an escort from her | home, where Mr. Browne's body lay, to the theater, saving: “I must get | used to going alone.” | The play was “Retreat From | Folly,” in which Miss Tempest had played opposite Mr. Browne as she | had done in every play he produced since 1911, They always arrived at the theater together. Just before Miss Tempest, waiting in the wings, was due to make her entrance, Mr. Browne's understudy spoke the lines: “How long has she been a widow?” Those in the tense audience could imagine the emotion with which Miss Tempest heard the line. But they could detect nothing of it when | she made her entrance, or when later Lambert said: “He never thought he was dead.”

of dying till

| final | gents’

Park Doe Pays a Visit

Gppppross ni nansnsing

Aan

1 |

| | |

This hungry doe strolls upon the front porch and pays

a midwinter

call on a ranger in Yellowstone Park, but it’s probably the odor of food from the kitchen of the ranger's wife in which the deer is in-

terested. Heavy snow

makes foraging difficult, and

herds of deer

gravitate toward park headquarters, where they are always sure of a

“handout. .”

Mussolini Rec

By United Press TOBRUK, Libya, North

CIVES Plaudits of Natives on His Libyan Tour

Africa, March 12.—Premier Benito Mussolini | arrived today for his visit to Italian North Africa, to inspect an 1100-mile |

military road, observe Navy maneuvers and remind the powers that Italy is ready to resist any challgnge to its position in the Mediterranean. Warships in the harbor boomed salutes as Mussolini landed from the

to be greeted by

PICK SUCCESSOR “ T0 GLENN FRANK

Officials to > Offa Wisconsin Presidency fo Dykstra Within Week.

| By United Press MADISON, Wis, March 12.— Clarence Addison Dykstra, Cincinnati City Manager, will be offered the presidency of the Univeristy of Wisconsin within the next seven days, official sources disclosed today. Should Mr. Dykstra agree, the

on mismanagement charges. Officials close to university administration affairs said the Regents’ executive committee will make its offer in time to present a recommendation at the Remeeting here March 19 and

[ 20.

To this Miss Tempest replied: “Does anyone?”

JAPANESE FOREIGN POLICY | EXPLAINED

By United Press TOKYO, March 12.—Premier Senjuro Hayashi denied in Parliament | today that there was a serious dif- | ference of opinion between him and | Foreign Minister Naotake Sato on | foreign policy. Then, explaining to | questionnaires his own views on the relation of armaments to diplomacy, he said: “I believe the fundamental line of Japan's foreign policy should aim at coexistence and coprosperity wich other powers In conformity with justice, avoiding friction and refraining from machinations. However, international matters do not always proceed as smoothly as this fundamental course dictates 44

NAZI AMBASSADOR STICKS TO SALUTE

By United Press LONDON, March 12-—Joachim Von Ribbentrop, German Ambassador, intends to give the Nazi salute at all official functions in future, a Germany Embassy spokesman said today, The spokesman made the statement in confirming that the Ambassador gave the Nazi salute to | King George yesterday at the first of the seasonal royal tea parties at Buckingham Palace, It was an informal affair, Von Ribbentrop gave his salute “informally and inconspicuously,” it was said at the e embass Sy. |

and

OH, LITTLE PIG, GO TO MARKET— BUT WHEN YOU GO ALONE, BE SURE TO BRING SOME BREAD LIKE THIS—

Mr. Dykstra receives $25

As president of the University he

| probably would receive a maximum

| of $15,000 in addition to a residence, car and chauffeur. However, he con-

ferred with the Regents’ committee | in Chicago more than a month ago |

and at that time expressed a desire to return to educational work.

ANSWERS WITH RIGHT AND GUNMAN FLEES

Fred Beck, 52, owner of a company at 1040 E. 40th St. answered with his right when a bandit thrust a gun into his face near the Big Four Railroad tracks and W. Ninth St. this morning and demanded his money. He was en route to the warehouse of the Citizens Gas & Cole Utilities at 330 W. Ninth St. with $1200 to cash pay checks of employees there, as is his custom, when accosted by the bandit. When

mands, Mr. Beck knocked him out

from under his cap. The bandit fled | Beck gave chase, but was |

and Mr. unable to catch him,

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Air Marshal Italo Balbo, @® of Libya,

| continue

| and

re- |

000 an- | { nually as Cincinnati City Manager.

coal |

the bandit make his de- |

Club Monday | noon in the Board of Trade Build- | ing. He is to relate his experiences |

Governor General and receive the cheers of alians and natives in Tobruk,

The town, and towns all through Libya, were decorated with flags and emblems greeting Mussolini as “founder of the empire” and call- | ing the Mediterranean “our sea.”

Natives had been schooled to greet Mussolini as “Protector of | Islam.”

On the Pola's arrival, Mussolini | gave the signal for the initiation of | the naval maneuvers which will | ) until March 22 o: the] Libyan coast—the first held in

| these waters.

It was believed were intended to ability to protect Libyan shores ! the narrow passage of the! Mediterranean between Libya and | Sicily. Only recently, airplanes were | forbidden to fly over Pantelleria, | midway between these points, and |! | naval experts believe the island may become an Italian Malta.

the maneuvers test the fleet's

_ | |

HELD FOR THEFT OF | FLOOD RELIEF GOODS |

By United Press NEW ALBANY, Ind. March 12. — Walter Lowell, 50, former Red Cross | worker, was held under $1000 bond on a grand larceny charge today in connection with alleged theft and | sale of flood supplies from flood | relief stations. Circuit Judge John | M. Paris set trial for Monday,

By United Press

| Naval Arsenal, by way of Nantes.

FRENCH POLICE HUNT |

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

de PRR ARACHIS

ERNE VIDE

FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1937

| the new gun. Only the bills of lading Rerivee.

lice said the shells did not arIt was believed at |

SHELLS FOR NEW GUN 7 ES first they might have been diverted

Tah,

Missiles Disappear On Way irom a serious spy plot

Spain. But authorities believe that the complications arose

To Naval Arsenal. |

The shells, made at an unidenti- | fied factory in southern France, were sent in 10 cases to be embarked at |

Lorient on a warship equipped with |

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