Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 August 1937 — Page 24

MONDAY, AUG. 9, 1937

. POLICE CLAIM TWO CONFESS THEFT OF TAXI

Citizen and Friends Capture |

Suspect in Robbery of Cigaret Case.

Detectives today were to return from Rushville two men reported to have confessed stealing a taxicab here and later abandoning it. The pair, John Stewart, 22, of 828 Daly St., and Raymond Pavey, 25, of 1201 English Ave. according to Rushville police, said they had hitchhiked from Morristown after abandoning the cab. = Farrell Bennett, 23, of 713 N. Ala- | bama St., cab driver, told local police he picked up two men yesterday | morning and agreed to drive them | to Hamilton, O., after they had | shown him a large amount of] money, When he stopped at a filling sta- | tion in the 6100 block Brookville Road, Bennett said, the two drove | off with the cab.

Captures Burglar Suspect

Police today held for investiga- | tion a 16-year-old youth brought to! headquarters yesterday by Roy Rob- | bins, 30, of 1229 W. 20th St. Mr. Robbins said he found a burglar in his house. Enlisting the aid of two friends, Mr. Robbins | said he returned and found the | vouth in front of the Robbins home | with a cigaret case which belonged to Mr. Robbins. Two gunmen took $14 and a revolver from Ray Whittaker, 23, of Greenwood, attendant in a filling station at 3749 Madison Ave., last night after locking him in the washroom, according to police. A two-carat diamond valued at more than $600 was taken Saturday from the Dee Jewelry Co. 29 Monument Circle, Al Dee, manager, reported to police. | Cattle rustlers renewed activities, | butchering two animals on the farms of Cassius Bottema Jr. | R. R. 9, box 305, and Elijah Land,

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Blast Fails

Undeterred by the explosion of a mine near the route they took from the quay to the City Hall of Belfast, North Ireland, King George, Queen Elizabeth and party are shown during a review of derby-hatted Irish ex-service men near the City Hall. Bombings, burnings and shootings along the Irish Free State border marked the royal visit to Belfast. - However, no incident took place in the presence of the King and Queen. There were troops a-plenty during their visit and these armored cars featured tent-like cages, just in case.

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SCHUMANN'S LOST | CONCERTO REFOUND

Menuhin to Play Mad House Opus of Great Composer. | By United Press

LOS GATOS, Cal, Aug. violin concerto by Robert Schu- |

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5 NATIVE SONS SEEKING YOUNG DEMOCRAT POST

Two Other States Likely to Present Candidates for Presidency.

Presidency of the Young Democratic Clubs of America may be sought by seven candidates when the organization holds its national convention in Cadle Tabernacle, opening Aug. 19. Alvin C. Johnson, Indianapolis, the Young Democrats of Indiana president, said five states are spon-

soring native sons for the office with two other nominations likely. Those mentioned for the presidency are ,Robert S. Campbell, Wichita, Kas.; Paul A. mom

Columbia, Mo.; Lockwood Thompson, Cleveland; Thomas M. Logan, Covington, Ky. and Pitt Tyson Maner, Montgomery, Ala., all supported by state delegations, with Charles Bliss, Illinois, and Marlan Ray, Oklahoma, as two other likely candidates. The convention is expected to attract 10,000 young Democrats. James Roosevelt, son of the | President, is scheduled to give the | keynote address on Aug. 20. Other | speakers may be Mrs. Franklin D. | Roosevelt, Postmaster General James A. Farley and Governor Murphy | of Michigan. | Governor Townsend and Mayor | Kern are to give welcoming addresses. The convention is to end | Aug. 21.

BLIND WOMAN HURT | IN FALL ON STAIRS

Mrs. Louise Gakstetter, 80, of 2742 Manker St, a blind woman, was recovering in her home today from injuries she suffered yesterday when she fell downstairs. She fractuerd both arms and was treated in City Hospital.

CHILDREN RECOVER FROM SNAKE BITES

The condition of Catherine and Jack Nay, Morgan County children who were bitten by a copperhead snake, today was reported improved at the James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for Children. At the same time Frank N. Wallace, state entomologist, warned persons bitten by snakes to act quickly. Hospital physicians attribute the children’s recovery to quick action of an older brother in rushing them to the hospital.

PIKE COUNTY FARM RAIDED BY GYPSIES

By United Press PETERSBURG, Aug. 9—A caravan of gypsies and Indians, traveling in six automobiles, yesterday were reported to have looted the farm home of Willima Like near Rogers, five miles northeast of here,

while the family was attending church. Lester Swan, another farmer living on State Highway 57 near the Like farm, reported the gypsies stopped at his home and asked to buy some chickens. He said they drew a gun on Mrs. Swan but fled when he attempted to call the sheriff.

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Soil erosion gradually is develop- | ing an Indiana “dust bowl” in | northwestern counties, according to the State Planning Board, which recently completed a survey of agri- | cultural areas. Farm owners are advised to allow | land to revert to pasture and plant | trees wherever possible. Continued | plowing over by tenant share oror-1 pers has brought destruction to fertile Hoosier farms, the State Board | claimed. | Counties most immediately af- | + fected by the ercsion include Porter, | Jasper, Benton, Newton, White, Warren, Pulaski, Marshall, La Porte, Carroll, Miami and Cass. |

LEGION PREPARES | FOR STATE MEET

With opening of the State Ameri- | can Legion convention in Terxe | Haute only two weeks away, posts | of the veterans’ organization prepared for final pre-session action. Named prominently for the State | commandership is Municipal Court | Judge Wilfred E. Bradshaw. Preceding the convention open- | ing Aug. 23 are to be band drills, | the Forty and Eight “wreck” and | contests on Saturday and Sanday. Others mentioned in preconvention | rumors for State commander are George Huish, East Chicago; Pat Maloney, Gary and John Watkins, | Linton. {

LANDIS SUCCESSOR ON SEC IS NAMED

By United Press | WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.—William | O. Douglas, 38-year-old Yale University law professor, will replace Chairman James M. Landis of the] Securities and Exchange Commis- | sion when Mr. Landis retires Sept. 1, it was reported today. Mr. Douglas has been a Commis- | sion member since January, 1936, when he took a leave of absence | from his Yale post. New Deal of-| ficials said the selection would assure vigorous prosecution of stock market “clean up” policies instituted by Joseph P. Kennedy and carried forward by Mr. Landis.

SUFFERS BURNS IN STOVE EXPLOSION

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St., was recovering today from burns on hands and arms received yesterday when a gasoline stove exploded in his home. The fire caused $200 damage to his house. A fire Saturday at the home of | J. F. Callahan, 919 Bates St., caused | damage estimated at $200. It was | believed caused by locomotive | sparks. i

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in public by Yehudi Menuhin, it | was announced today. | The work was lost for 81 years! in the German Royal Library at Berlin where the composer hid it in despair because Joseph Joachim,

ed at home today, slightly injured, | | when she leaped from the car of a | sons were under arrest today folstrange man who had picked up lowing demonstrations in the contro-

SLAVS PROTEST PACT A repentant 15-year-old girl rest- | py United Press BELGRADE, Aug. 9—Many per-

great violinist of the 19th Cen- | her and her 14-year-old chum at an |versy over a concordat with the

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ness toward the composer, he re- | jected it. The young virtuosos father, | Moshe Menuhin, said the first | presentation will be at St. Louis | Nov. 14 when Yehudi begins a series | of 74 engagements in America and | Europe. Both the violinist and his father were excited by the discovery. Yehudi wept when he practiced the work, and he believes the great romantic beauty it contains will disprove the claims that Schumann | was insane in his later years. | The elder Menuhin revealed | that Schumann left a will decreeing that his concerto should hot be played until 50 years after Joachim’s death. Joachim died in 1907.

mission to break the will, Menuhin said.

LOCAL RIDERS TAKE HORSE SHOW PRIZES

Times Special SHELBYVILLE, Aug. 9.—Indianridden and owned horses carried off eight of the 11 first | places in the first Shelbyville horse

show last night. Among the Indianapolis winners |

sic; Ethel Miller on her Anitza Dare and Margaret Feore with Dancing Dora owned by J. R. Mc- | Nutt. Mr. Brown took three classes. Fred Neutzel rode Red Raider, | owned by the Columbus Parkview

children’s class and Dutch, ridden and owned by William Trees, Shelbyville, took the saddle pony class.

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