Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 May 1937 — Page 12

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‘Ex-Star’s

gun for protection,

. prominently in the case.

«ago Miss

: naped Charles Mattson Jr.,

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Planes Play at Bombing i in New Army Game Over Desert

Like sliding ground, these Army pursuit planes

air and landed at March Field, Murdoc Dry Lake,

Cal.

HUNT PISTOL IN

There they took part in the

TAYLOR DEATH

Mother Admits She Once Owned Gun.

By United Press LOS ANGELES, May 8.—Fifteen years later, the District Attorney's office today started a new search for clues to the slaying of William Desmond Taylor, motion picture producer. Two ~investigators went to Santa Barbara in search of a pearl handled pistol. It belonged to Mrs. Charlotte Shelby, mother of Mary Miles Minter, the pretty, curlyhaired movie star of the silent picture era who was enamored of Taylor, he died, and has since remained faithful to his memcry by refusing to marry. Mrs. Shelby told the County Grand Jury Thursday that she had such a pearl-handled gun

cottage in 1922.

appeared since. She|was given the | Mrs. Shelby |

said, by a Santa Barbara jeweler, Clue Found in Suit

District Attorney Buron Fitts, | reopened the investigation this | week when references to “the. Tay- | lor murder” were made in a civil suit involving Mrs. Shelby and | her estranged - daughter, Mrs. | Margaret Fillmore They are | mother and sister of Mary Miles Minter who always _was mentioned It was long rumored that: a nightgown embroidered with the initials “‘M. M. M.” was found among Taylor’s effects, but a few months Minter demanded that the prosecutor's office produce such a nightgown and none was found among the state’s exhibits. Before the Grand Jury Mrs. Shelby was asked |whether she

killed Taylor and replied she did

not. She told the jurors she had

.gone to Taylor's home only once,

that was a time when Mary was late returning home from her studio. Miss Minter, now a matronly woman in her early thirties, paused outside the Grand Jury room to tell reperters she had “never been in love with any man bus Taylor.”

BRAZIL SENTENCES 35 REVOLT LEADERS

By United ress RIO. DE JANEIRO. May Brazil sent 35 leaders of the 1933 revolt to prison today to serve terms | ranging up to 27 years. . The National Security Court, in 5 hours and 20 minutes, reached verdicts| in each case. The convicted men a number of them former army officers have been in jail for more than a year. . Among them were Luiz Carlos | Prestes. Brazilian Communist lead- ! er, who received 16 years and eight | months; Arthur E, Ewart, former | Communist member of the German | Reichstag, who got 13 years and | four months, and Pedro Ernesto Baptista, former Mayor of Rio de Janeiro, who drew three years and four months.

CONTENDS HE KNOWS MATTSON KIDNAPER

By United Press LIMA, O. May 8.—Jack Murphy, 27, who said he knows who Kkidin Tacoma, Wash, last January, was held by police today pending further questioning by Department of Justice agents: Federal agents questioned Murphy for several hours. Fingerprints, pictures and hand-writing samples

" were taken.

AGREES TO

Department, of Justice agents today said that Ray C. Stevenson, 35,

. Kokomo, had agreed to return to

Grand Rapids, Mich., to face questioning concerning the holdup of the National Bank there April 14. Stevenson waived preliminary hearing at arraignment yesterday and was placed under $50,000 bond.

ROOF FIRE DAMAGE $100

A roof fire at the: Kroger Gro- “ 3537 N. Capitol Avc., today caused damage estimated by fireea + at $100,

shadows against the light sky back-

retired from the movies when |

when |= . Taylor was shot in the back at his She said she be-| lieved the gun was ati her home the | day Taylor was slain, but it has dis- :

8.—

GRILLING |

war games with slipped out of the

Army's extensive

|HEAD OF HOOSIER |

|

| 0.E.S.TOBEFETED

Mrs. Marguerite Fisher, Worthy | Grand Matron, Order of Eastern] Star: of Indiana, and other Grand and Past Grand officers, are to be guests at a dinner to be held at the Masonic Temple, 3350 Roosevelt Ave. by the Brightwood Chapter, 399, Monday at 6 p. m. Mrs. Nellie Rissle, Grand Deputy 6f the 11th District O. B. S., also | is to be one of the special guests. Mrs. Florence Mitchell is Worthy Matron of the Brightwood Chapter and Leon Russell is Worthy Patron.

FILM ACTORS VOTE T0 ORDER STRIKE

Screen Stars Ready to Call Walkout Tomorrow.

(Continued from Page One)

The object, speakers said, was a boycott by union men of pictures that tHe nine rstudios ~prcduce when they are shown in the 17,000 theaters of the country.

| Union Chief Asks

' Theater Boycott \ { By United Press

| LAFAYETTE, May 8. — District | councils and local unions of the In- | ternational Union of Film Pajnters, | Scenic Artists and Makeup Men today considered a request to picket: theaters showing motion pictures produced by companies involved in the Hollywecod strike of studios craftsmen. The request was made last night by L. P. Lindelof, union president. In telegrams sent from headquarters here he asked “immediate and unlimited = support” for striking members of the union at Hollywood. Lindelof urged picketing of theaters showing pictures produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Paramount, Columbia, R-K-O, United Artists, Universal, Twentieth Century, First National, Warner Brothers and Hal Roach.

Broadway Pickets In Street Fight

By United Press NEW. YORK, May 8.—Strikers picketing the studios where “Betty { Boop” and “Popeye” animated car- | toons are made staged a free-for-all fi~ht with nonstriking employees ast nizht betore a Broadway crowd of 230) { The strike, called by the Commercial Artists and Designers’ Union. was in protest of the discharge of | 15> employees, allegedly for union activities The union asks higher pay, recognition and vacations with pay.

from every air base in the United States. above flew from Barksdale, La., under the command of Maj. Gen. F. M. Andrews.

G. M. Employees To Return Monday

| By United Press | | ST. LOUIS, May 8.—With termi- | nation cf a strike of 4000 employees of the Chevrolet and Fisher Body plants of General Motors here, ! | company officials today planned to | resume operations Monday under { an agreement with union leaders. About 220 sit-downers who had held the Chevrolet plant for three days returned to their homes late | yesterday when the United Automobile Workers Union approved the agreement which established seniority rights for temporary employees.

'HERDRICH ELECTED INDIANA C. P. A. HEAD |

O. C. Herdrich today was elected president of the Indiana Association of Certified Public Accountants, meeting in the Lincoln Hotel. A. R. Chapman was named vice president; John S. Lloyd, secretary, and Floyd H. Kirlin, treasurer. All are Indianapolis men. . Clarence A. Jackson, Gross Income Tax director, addressed the | meeting.

CAPT. BITNER TO TALK

Capt. R. E. Bitner, of Ft. Harrison is to give an illustrated lecture on his experiences in Panama at the meeting of the Scientech Club Monday noon on the seventh floor of the Board of Trade Building.

M’GROARTY UNIT TO MEET Indiana McGroarty Club No. 1

is to meet Monday at 7:30 p. m. in the Holliday Building. A pro-

gram of speakers is being completed.

other Government-manned planes The group

DERAILMENT SLOWS S. SHERMAN TRAFFIC

Freight Car Plunges Over Embankment.

Automobile and railroad traffic

| was delayed for several houts early

today when a derailed freight car plunged 35 feet over the Pennsylvania Railroad efpvation into S. Sherman Drive. The car, loaded with furniture was one of 72 on an inbound train. It left the rails when a broken brake rod dropped into a switch frog. The other cars were derailed but remained on the elevation. Frank Sweeney, 36, of 3839 Hoyt ve, a member of the railroad wrecking crew, received a fractured left ankle when he fell from the crane on which he was working. He was taken to St. Francis Hospital.

tents for extensive war games. “eggs.”

BOY GETS HOME RUN, DROPS DEAD AT PLATE

By United Press BELLEFONTAINE, O., May 8.— The last words of 13-year-old John Edmund Doyle were: “I got a home run.” He gasped them as he ran across home plate in a sandlot baseball game here. Then he dropped dead. Doctor said a weak heart had called the third strike on the boy's life.

NEW’S CONDITION GRAVE

By United Press ‘BALTIMORE, May 8—Harry S. New, former Postmaster General, remained in critical condition today in Johns Hopkins Hospital here. Physicians who have been treating Jim for pneumonia described his

condition as “unchanged.”

When 11 big Army planes landed on the sand of Murdoc Dry Lake, Mojave Desert, California, they carried everything from bombs to pup Below is shown a stack of the deadly Above, two Army men load the bombs into one of the planes.

Deaths—Funerals | Indianapolis Times, Saturday, May 8, 1937

BAGGOTT—Anna, Edd and Mary Baggott. Nora

and Mrs. Thursday, Ma

mother of John, Tom, Mrs. Anna Ryce Griffin, passed away 6. at residence, 840 N.

y Riley or Funeral Monday, 8:30, at resi-

dence

Little Flower Church.

Boreal Holy oss Cemetery.

FRENCH—Nannie,

beloved mother of Mrs.

Frank Stewart and Chauncey French, and

sister of Mrs. F. A. Kas assed away Friday. SHIRL Y BROS.

N. Illinois Friends

St.,

invited.

Lester of Parsons, Funeral at CENTRAL CHAPEL, 946 Monday. 1:30 p.m. urial Crown Hill

Friends may call at Bes Chapel.

KAVANAGH—Kate,

beloved wife of

E. and Winifred Kavanagh, Mrs. liam Holland Jr.

passed away May 8, Patrick, mother of Mary Wilof Indianapolis,

Thomas W. Kavanagh of Chicago, Friends may call at the residence,

Carrollton Ave.,

ning. Funeral Monday,

residence, 9 a.

Church.

after 7 2 m, this evefrom the

m. St. J of Arc

KOEHLER—Mary, 61 years, beloved mother

of Mrs. Louis Borgmann, Mrs, and Louis Koehler, Thursday evening at the home, Funeral Monday, 2:30

Heil

chanan at the home. Crown Hill. home anytime. SERVICE.

KURVER—Jabren, Anna Daric

William passed away S08 By u-

Friends invited. Buri

Friends may call at the

G. H. HERRMANN

beloved father of Mrs. and Mrs. Marie Tamer,

Fred, Joseph, Albert and Sadie Kurver,

departed this Funeral gic call MOORE &

life Saturday age 67. later. For information KIRK, CH-1806.

urns

in this city

ubject

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You'll find women that conscientiously check items listed for sale in The Indianapolis Times Classified Section for their homes . . equipment for their husbands hundreds of bargains they can use, and they say they find this way of shopping loads of fun and economical!

. . furniture fishing they find

Take the experience of thousands of women (if you want to buy something, check the want ads in The Times . want to sell something, place an ad in the classified section for quick results!

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Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Saturday, May 8, 1937

(Corrected Notice) LAPP—Stella Hurley, at the Methodist Hospital, 11:58 p. m. Thursday, beloved wife of William T. Lapp, daughter of Mrs. Mary J. Biel, motlier of Mrs. Helen Sentman, grandmother of Virginia May Sentman. Funeral from the Englewood Christian Church "Monday, 2 p. Friends invited. Burial Memorial Park, Friends may call at the lode, Josiaence: 307 S. Walcott, from noon Saturday until noon Monday. SHIRLEY CS ERVICE..

MOOREHOUSE—Matilda entered into rest Saturday. age 71 vears. Mother of Mary Hammack, William T. and Banner B. Moor eho Funeral Monaay 10:30 a. oat ARRY W. MOORE FUNERAL PAR LOR. Burial Anderson cemetery.

SN EED—George, passed away at his residence, 2109 Shriver Ave., Friday afternoon. Funeral Monday, p) p. m., at the Mt. aren Baptist Church. C. M. WILLIS & SON FUNERAL SERVICE.

SOHN—George H., husband of the late Orpha Edna Sohn, father of Mrs. uis Huber, George Jr. and John Robert Sohn of 1822 Ingram Ma gcparied this life Friday age 47 ve Funeral Monday. -May 10. at the MOORE & KIRK NORTHEAST FUNERAL HOME. 2530 Station St., at 2:30 p. m. Burial Washington Park Cemetery. Friends invited. ( [Ind.] papers please copy.)

SPAHR—John M., age 74 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Blanche, Spahr and father of Mrs. Anna Kempf, of Burlingame, Cal.: also brother of Margaret Durham, Half Moon Bay, Cal, and Katherine Wolfenburger, of Harrisburg, Pa., pasted away at his ese: 953 ‘35th , Thursday even Funeral on Shit LEY BROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL, 946 N. Tinots. Monday, 10: 30 a.m. Friends invited. Burial Hill. Friends may call at the chapel after 7 p. m. Saturday.

Columbus

Cards of Thanks 9

PETERSEN—We wish to extend our sincere thanks and appreciation to our friends and neighbors for their many expressions of sympathy at the death of our brother and uncle, HENRY G. PETERSEN, and for the many beautiful floral Oitermgs We wish to thank especially Rev. R. Windhorst for his consoling words, i singers, pallbearers and Geo. H. Hermann, funeral director, for his very efficient service. Sisters,

Nephew s and Nieces.

In Memoriam 3

FARB—In loving remembrance of our dear mother LENA FARB, who departed this life. 10 years ago today, May 8, 1927, We de not forget you, Nor do we intend. We think of you often, And will to the end. Gone and forgotten by some you may be, But dear to our memory you. ever

will - be. Sadly missed by your. children.

ROSS—In loving memory of ALVY ROSS.

One year has passed since that sad day, When one we loved was called away. God took him home, it was His will. Within our hearts he liveth still. Sadly missed by Sis and Brother-in-law, MR. AND MRS. VIRGIL CLARKSO N.

TAMM—In loving remembrance of our wife and mother, MINNIE A. TAMM who passed away May 9. 1931, AUGUST _TAMM AND FAMILY.

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LADY'S ~ platinum diamond ring. large center stone surrounded by smaller ones. Liberal reward. RI-4827 or WA-2236, Ring 1 LOST—Fraternity pin with name Myras on back; reward. TA- Tras” TA:

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LOST all black, toy “Pomeranian dog. Call DRIANN VALENTINE, Colonial Hotel,

_ reward LOST—Fox Terrier, female; black white; answers to ‘Dizzy Dean.” . 402 E. 37th. WA-4379.

Bet COCKER PUP, male, lost Thursday _ at Butler College. Reward. HU-188

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BROADWAY, 1567—2 Rooms furnished, ex=cept dishes, linens; in-a-door; hot water, $5.50.

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BROOKSIDE, 1315—32- and 3-room apartments, -turnished; front porch; utilities] garage; reasonable]

CARROLLTON, 1529 — 2-room apartment; private entrance. kitchen, Adults. RI-E976.

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L. ROBINSON, 1010 Park Ave. LI-6149. Shoe repairer. Called for and delivered.

(Taverns)

EVERYBODY WELCOME TO MILANO INN —231 S. Noble. Liquors, beer; booths for / ladies; mixed drinks of all kinds. The best Milano style spaghetti dinners.. Big

3576. Relief for needy men and families.

HAIR DYE CLINIC MONDAY & WED tnternattonal 342 £ Wash

FRET brida} veil with vour photographs. PLATT STUDIOS. 701 Roosevelt Bldg. __RI-5551.

TOR RE RESULTS—The Times

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LOST—7. 50x20 Soodvess truck tire, TuesW. Morri

ris St. between Body Co. and Meridian. - Re-

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RUPTURE Trusses | fitted at reasonable [Prices HB FRAUER £0. 359 _456 E. Wa sh.

Rooms Without Board

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3—COLLEGE, 5234—Attractive light room, .cooking privileges, all utilities. HU-3190.

CENTRAL, 1128—Nicely furnished, comfortable room. a 50 for 1, $4 for 2; next bath; p DELAW. ; CET for two: overstuffed: innersprings; cross ventifation;

de turn to Goodyear Services, 627 N. Delaware. Reward.

ee 22D & PARK—2 and 3 rooms, clean: P56.

Houses Fer Sale

_ ant for summer; $6 to $9 week. HE-5I

Apartments, Unfurn.

402 N. Meridian 108 E. 3809 N. Pennsylvania

ral Apartments iy yo “Indianapolis Rental Agency

Furnished and unfurn. apts. and houses; free service and transportation. LI-5393.

ATTRACTIVE EFFICIENCY. $32.50 Large living. room, breakfast room, kitchenette and bath, painted walls, new hardwood floors and | stove. LI-5333, 1530 N. Illinois.

CAPITOL, N., HT6—2- and 3-room apts., _ $20-$25. LI-5393 COLLEGE AVE, TIE—Two rooms, in-ae door, private bath, kitchenette; newly _ decorated; utilities. | Garage. Adults.

MONTCALM, 1810 THREE ROOMS. Bathroom, heat, water paid. Modern, second floor . $20. RI-1046. a ST. CLAIR, 314 E.—2 rooms; stove, ice= box and all utilities furnished, $22.50. LI-7361. 44 Virginia Avenu SENATE. 1201 N.—Two-room apartment nd ‘$15. Heat’ and water fur- _ nished. “RI-51 82. NORTH—Lovely, all new four-room apart Dien. utilities, garage. Aduits: $45. LI=

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NES. East End Storage. long distance moving.

Moving and Storage

CH-1580. B, T JO Reliable local, Storage.

E HART-L-MOVING i Experienced white men. $1 a room, CH-0193- J

Houses, Unfurnished

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ARSENAL" AVE. 3255—Four-room double, _ $10, or call MR. HUSTON, DR-6079

IRVINGTON—353 BURGESS Modern Laren. bedroom double. Laundry, garage. $37. Water paid. IR-4119.

vr 3746 N.—Completely redecorated one bedroom upper duplex, _ fireplace. porch. TAIT.

COLORE 1269 W. OLORED 6-room modern

2 . on $20.00. LI-7361,

single - with 3-car garage, 44 Virginia Avenue, COLORED I GUILFORD, 1722—Good 8-room modern Sore. garage, $22.50. LI-7361. 44 Virginia

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ILLINOIS: N. 2020 Lovely bedroom apart ment; accommodate 3-4; cross ventilation, beautyrest, Frigidaire, utilities, garage. | ] THREE ROOMS NICELY FURNISHED Utilities. Also 4 rpoms; 1st floor: all newly decorated. Information, HE-3734. 1948 Carrollton.

TO SHARE MODERN HOMB. GARAGE. _ ADULTS. 423 N. DENNY ST.

Rent Suburban, Farm 21

3 ROOMS. city gas, garage, chicken house, large garden. bus service at door: $15.00, auirs at 4015 Southeastern. DR-7848, ng

Hoses Apts. Furn,

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FOR RENT-—Desk arid office space for trucking companies; with or without Bickup and delivery service. WALT'S MINAL, 333 W. Ohio. LI-2068.

STOREROOM, 38x48—Good location for merchant; lot in

restaurant or tai Jess: 2954-56 AR, Cal] morning, HU=-

FOR SALE—Front lot, | Lake Schaefer: well located. $180. Box 1065 Tim

Rent Business Places

van rahe

Resorts and Cottages

OPEN SUNDAY P. M. "3823 Hoyt Ave. Near Christian Park

ONLY $2700 total price; 5-room mod, . kitchen cabinets, bath, nice base» garage. Vacant. Terms ess. RI-9388, IR-6102. AMERICAN ESTATES CO.. REALTORS.

You Will Want This One ~~ ONLY $32

A Splendid 5-Room “Modern BUNGALOW A growing section northeast; paved st. close to schools, churches and transportation. A beautiful east-front lot; garage; side drive. You age it. E-Z terms. |

O ’ 128 N. Del. J. S. Cruse Co. RI-6418,

BARGAIN

FOR SALE, WEST, 1110 KING AVE.

hot water; phone,

.. $500 cash. Balance ARNESS & CLINE, 119% N.

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