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THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1937

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Indianapolis Director Warns| — : HARTFORD, .Conn., April 8.—

2 New life insurance sales in Indiana "Don't lose your Social Security number—-even if you have to make |during February gained 4 per cent carbon copies of it or tatoo it on your arm. That was the warning today ; over February, 1936, according to of Peter Van Geyt, Central Indiana and Indianapolis director. gures of the Life Insurance Sales esearch Bureau. These figures ex-

AT BOYS’ HOME

Patricide, 15, Grateful to Priest for Chance to Start Anew.

By United Press OMAHA, Neb, April 8.—Billy Meagher, 15-year-old Denver, Colo., patricide, breathed a sigh of relief upon reaching Father Flanagan's Home for Boys today. : “A week ago I thought everything was ‘washed up’ for me,” said Billy, who has been paroled to the Rev. Fr. E. J. Flanagan, founder of the home, “but Father Flanagan has opened up a new world for me.” . Billy, who admitted . killing 'his father because he was “not doing the right thing by mamma,” smiled broadly as he was welcomed by the other 300 boys at the institution, located at Boystown, Neb. At the home he will resume his high school studies. A freshman, he hoped to make up the two months he lost while in a Denver jail await ing trial. Father Flanagan expressed thankfulness to Denver authorities for turning the boy over to him. “I am very grateful for this opportunity of preventing a crime far greater than that committed by “Billy Meagher,” the priest said. “Had Billy been sent to the penitentiary, then society would be guilty of the gravest criminal injustice.

Crime of Ignorance

“Billy is a normal, healthy boy. The terrible tragedy in which he was involved was the result of his home environment. It was this circumstance, entirely beyond his control, that pulled the trigger of the gun that killed his father. “Billy is no criminal. You have to talk to him only for five minutes to sense the fine, lovable qualities of “the boy. His was a crime of innecerice and ignorance. “If I were to be taken away tomorrow, I would consider my life's work complete for having saved him the stark and inevitable ruin that was hanging over his life.”

CHAMBERLAIN PLANS

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‘nited Press UGUSTA, Mo. April 8.—Clarende D. Chamberlin® today announced plans for a trans-Atlantic ight June 4, the 10th anniversary is flight from New York to Eislepgn, Germany. e said he wculd fly from. Old Orchard Beach or some other point ~ in [Maine to London or Paris. The

purpose of the flight, he said, would.

be [to determine whether a supercharged engine is adaptable to altifide flying.

JUNIOR MECHANICS’ HISTORY OUTLINED

William Stocps outlined the. history|of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics at a program of Indianapolis Council No. 2 in the | Columbia Securities Building last night. The order will celebrate its 84th annjversary on May 17. R, E. Adams, district deputy, an"nounced that a class of 50 candi- . dates will be initiated by Washington Council Saturday night.

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the current Purdue University academic year is 427 students. Registrar R. B. Stone reported the largest enrollment in Purdue’s history, 6332 students. He. said 46 states and 16 foreign countries are represented.

DR. BENSON TO SPEAK Dr. John G. Benson, Methodist Hospital superintendent, is to speak at the annual Indianapolis Church Clubs of Business Women dinnermeeting tomorrow night at the Broadway M. E. Church.

i brought by Arthur O. Main. | asked $25,000 far alleged injuries re-

| Samuel : i Inc., of Michigan. LAFAYETTE, Ind., April 8. —Mar- damages for injuries allegedly reion County’s representation during | ceived by Mr. White when a truck

“Boy, O boy, what fish!” Governor Townsend

shouted as he returned to port with

Governor, and the picture proves it, had plenty of luck on his angling expedition into the Gulf of

this catch. The

Mexico from the Greater St. Petersburg beaches. In the above catch are kingfish, amberjack and other salt water species. . are en route home,

The Governor and his party

ASK $75,000 I DAMAGE SUITS

City Named Defendant in One of Three Actions Filed In Courts Here.

Three damage suits demanding 875,000, one against the City of Indianapolis, were on file in Courts

today. The action against the City was

ceived when he fell over a manhole lid at 19th and Ruckle Sts, two years ago. The suit charged that Mr. Main was paralyzed partially as a result. Maxine Morgan asked $25,000 damages for injuries she allegedly received in a three-vehicle collision in Columbus, | Jan. 1. The suit charged she was injured as result of negligence on the part of drivers of an auto owned by Dean Neal and a truck owned by the Globe Cartage Co. Miss Morgan was riding in a car driven by Richard Montgom-

The third suit was brought by White against Trucking, It asked $25,000

owned by the defendant .crashed into a car in which the plaintiff was parked on Highway 52 near Royalton.

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The East Twenty First Street Civic League will sponsor a seeing eye program at 8 Saturday night in the Brookside Park Community House. ,

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Kansas City Housewife Glad She Horsewhipped McElroy

By United Press

KANSAS CITY, Mo., April 8.—Mrs. Mary Wyatt resumed her housework today, satisfied that she had struck a blow for all the wives of Kansas City firemen by horsewhipping City Manager H. F. McElroy. “I am a decent citizen and it was not my fault I was driven to it,”

she said. conditions among firemen’s fami-® lies.” Mrs. Wyatt blames crooked politicians for a 50 per cent cut in firemen’s salaries, reducing them to about $60 a month. She hates politicians with all the energy of her 145 pounds, which are packed in her 4-foot 11-inch stature. “It's funny that they aren't satisfied with the take from their slot machines, gambling houses and bookie joints, and all the night clubs they are mixed up in, but they have to squeeze the poor firemen as well.” Blow Grazes Cheek The whipping occurred yesterday outside Judge McEIlroy’'s office in the City Hall. Mrs. Wyatt got in one lash before she was disarmed by a City Hall attendant. The blow grazed the City Manager’s shoulder and left a red mark on his cheek. The 40-year-old housewife protested that her husband sometimes did not have the price of a cup of coffee in his pocket after fighting fires in cold weather. She borrowed the braided whip from a friend at the stockyards, she said, and had it concealed under her coat sleeve. She admitted fortifying her courage with a glass of beer at a saloon across the street. “A nickel beer is all the wives of firemen can afford.” Her husband, Lapsley Wyatt, who

“But someone had to call attention to the dreadful living

went to take her home as soon as she was released from the matron’s room at Police Headquarters on McElroy’s orders, heartily agreed with her action.

“It's perfectly all right with me. If I'd had a chance I would have hit him myself,” he said.

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MEETING SERIES

Parleys Scheduled for 18 Counties During Rest Of This Week.

Hoosier beekeepers are to close their series of winter meetings with sessions in 18 counties this month, according to: Virgil M. Simmons, Department of Conservation Commissioner, A meeting ‘was to be held today at Petersburg, Pike County. Gibson County sessions are to be held tomorrow at Oakland and Princeton. The Vanderburgh meeting is to oe held Saturday at Evansville. Others scheduled this month are: April 12, Posey County at Mt. Vernon; ‘Apri! 13, Warrick County at Booneville; April 14, Spencer County at Rockport; April 15, Perry County at Tell City; April 16, Washington County at Salem; April - 17, Hamilton County ab Noblesville; April 19, Putnam County at Greencastle; April 20, Parke County at Rockville; April 21, Vermillion County at Clinton: April 22, Knox County at Bicknell: April 23, Lawrence County at Bedford; April 24, Madison County at Anderson; April 26, Carroll County at Delphi: April 27, White County at Monticello and Monon; April 28, Jasper County at Rensselaer. Meetings have been held this month by beekeepers in Vigo, Sullivan, Clay, Owen, Greene and Davies Counties.

MAYOR'S HEARING CONTINUED By United Press SHOALS, Ind, April 8—Martin Circuit Court Judge Frank E. Gilkinson announced today that hearing for Mayor Frank Kays of Loogootee, accused in an impeachment affidavit of malconduct and misfeasance in office, has been con-

tinued until the August tern® of court. !

Many persons call daily at the local Social Security Board office in the Meridian Life Building to report the loss of their certificates, he said. But some novel ideas for preserving the cards—or at least the numbers-—are being used, he added. “Yes, many devices, some extreme as tatooing, are being used to insure keeping numbers. The latest reported in Eastern states is an ankle-strap,” he said. Mr. Geyt warned that in some in-

identification cards, workers have

THREE SISTERS DIE WITHIN THREE DAYS

By United Press CHICAGO, April 8.—Three spinster sisters, separated three days by death, lay together today awaiting burial. For 50 years, Olga, Clara and Joan Schoenthaler lived together. They wanted to die together, too, their housekeeper said. Olga, 73, died Sunday. Doctors said it was heart trouble. Her death certificate read “old age.” Clara and Joan sorrowed for three days. Then yesterday morning Clara, 70, died. Eight ‘hours later, Joan, 89, died. Their death certificcates, too, read “old age” but Undertaker David Segersten said they were “heartbroken.” They will be buried together.

BED BUGS

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To kill bed bugs, their eggs and young, use Peterman’s Discovery. All-purpose insecticides can’t do the job as well. Spray Discovery into all cracks in wall and floor. Put it in mattress, seams, bed springs, behind baseboards, moldings, wherever bed bugs breed and hide. Bugs suck it in and die. 25¢, 35¢ and 6oc a can, at your druggist’s.

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left their jobs and failed to obtain |

the cards. ! 700,000 Indiana Numbers

“The employers did not know that |

the cards must be kept by each em-

ployee after leaving a job and the ||

employee failed to realize the card should be returned to him. course, in some cases, employers are holding the cards for safekeeping for employees and any private agreement of this type is not ob-

| jecti da,” 5 stances employers have collected the | jectional to our boar Mr. Van

Geyt said.

He estimated approximately 700;- ll 000 workers in Indiana have So- ||

cial Security numbers, with hundreds applying daily in State postoffices for numbers. : “The Indianapolis Postoffice averages between 440 and 500 applications daily,” he said. Mr. Van Geyt is director of 49 counties in central Indiana with a total of 370,000 Social Security accounts.

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