Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 April 1937 — Page 15

"WEDNESDAY, ‘APRIL

MOONEY TO END NEW FIGHT FOR

FREEDOM TODAY |

Counsel. Challenges Testi- ||

ony of Eye-Witnesses to Bombing in 1916.

By United Press SAN FRANCISCO, April 14 —An appeal for the release of Thomas J. Mooney from San Quentin Prison, where he is serving a life sentence for the Preparedness Day bombing

in 1916, was resumed today before |}

the state Supreme Court by Chief Defense Counsel George T'. Davis. Davis expected to end his argument today. For two days he has attacked the findings of a Supreme Court referee who presided over the taking of evidence in the case, and he has challenged the testimony given by two alleged eye-witnesses at Mooney’s original trial, 21 years ago. The witnesses named were John MacDonald and Frank Oxman. Davis said Referee Addison - E. Shaw “struck everything from the record dealing with Oxman on the ground that it" was immaterial.”. The lawyer said Oxman’s description of Mooney given in an affidavit before the trial differed from his description on the witness stand. Today Davis was expected to attack the testimony of Millie and Sadie Edeau and to review the testimony of Mrs. Belle Hammersberg, Mooney’s sister-in-law who was said to be the only person still alive who stood with Mooney when the explosion took place in the street. Mooney’s friends contend that he was convicted on perjured testimony in a frame-up against union labor.

SPANISH CLUB TO MEET The Spanish Club is to meet at 8 Pp. m. tomorrow in the ¥. M. C. A. to hear an address by Mrs. Glenn Diddel.

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14, 1937

Represent DePauw Students

Two Indianapolis students are on the Student Executive Board of ‘DePauw University, elected last week. They are Rosalind Barrows

(left), 6825 College Ave. member

of the majority University Party,

and Jack West, 5004 E. New York St., member of the Constitutional

Party. .

THEFT REPORTS UP, SAFETY BOARD TOLD

$13,900 Increase in Stolen Property Recorded. Complaints of burglaries and rob-

beries received by the Police Department this year to date show an in-

crease of 18 and 35 per cent respec-

tively, according to a report on file today with the Board of Safety. An increase of $13,986.21 in stolen property to date this year over the same period last year also was reported. A like increase in amount of stolen property recovered was shown. Property worth $220,570.76 has been stolen so far this year as against $206,584.55 for the same period last year. To date this year 23 persons have been convicted of burglary out of 57

arrests. Fifty-six convictions were reported out of 103 arrests. The department - has received 608 complaints against burglaries and 181 reports of robberies this year.

LODGE TO GIVE CARD PARTY Center Camp 1397, Royal Neigh-

bors of America, is to have a card

party at 8:15 o'clock tonight in Castie Hall Building, 230 E. Ohio St.

DRIVE AGAINST FIRE HAZARDS T0 BE OPENED

Prevention Bureau Experts To Inspect Property, Point Qut Dangers.

Clean-up, . Paint-up and Fix-up Week is to open Monday under the auspices of the Fire Prevention Bureau, Fire Department Chief Fred Kennedy announced today. Thirty picked firemen from various stations are to leave City Hall

| Monday to conduct a systematic in-

spection of property in the city, gsking co-operation of home owners in eliminating fire hazards, Repairing of delapidated structures and the painting of unsightly buildings also will be asked by the firemen.

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Board officials are to co-operate in the campaign. The firemen are to make a survey of unrepaired buildings and will order condemnation proceedings

against those found upsafe, Chief Kennedy said. The inspection crews are to work under the direction of Bernard Lynch, Fire Prevention Bureau Chief. Chief Lynch asked that persons advise his office by telephone of any fire hazard conditions.

MUNICIPAL UTILITIES TAX WILL BE TESTED The Indiana Municipal League is

to meet here tomorrow to discuss possibility of a united Supreme

Court test of the Indiana law tax-

ing municipally owned utilities. The State Supreme Court recent.y upheld the law in reversing decision of St. Joseph Circuit Court which had ruled in favor of the St. Joseph water works.

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NOTRE DAME CLASS TO HEARD. F. KELLY

Degrees Will Be Given 498 Students June 6.

Times Speciat NOTRE DAME, Ind. April 14— Dennis F. Kelly, Chicago merchant and philanthropist, is to give the address at Notre Dame University’s 93d commencement Sunday, June 6. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Fulton J. Sheen, author, lecturer and professor of philosophy at the Catholic

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University of America, Washington, D. C., is to deliver the baccalaureate sermon. In Notre Dame’s 1937 class, degrees will be conferred upon 498 candidates in the colleges of arts, science, engineering, law and com-

foreign countries are represented. The three-day commencement program will begin at Friday noon, June 4, with a farewell private talk to the senior class by the Rev. John F. O'Hara, C. 8. C., president of Notre Dame, and will be climaxed on Sunday by the baccalaureate

grees during the afternoon.

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