Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 August 1937 — Page 7

THURSDAY, AUG. 19, 1937 GARNER'S RUSH | Repor TO CLOSE TAXING 8 LEAKS CHECKED

Schwellenbach Thinks Senate Should Know Contents of Altered Bill.

By MARSHALL M'NEIL Times Special Writer WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.—A Western Progressive derailed the Jack Garner legislative train late yesterday, so the Tax-loophole Bill was

ASK $10,000 FOR EVICTION FROM SUBURBAN HOME

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A man and his wife today asked $10,000 damages for alleged unlawful removal of their household goods from their home in a suit on file in Superior Court 4.

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tion to buy a home at 302 N. Ninth St., Beech Grove. While Mr. and Mrs. Parker were away on Aug. 3, a notice of ejectment was pinned to the front door of the house. A summons to appear in court also was issued by Justice of the Peace Claude J. Davis, the complaint said. Claim Furniture Removed Six days later a writ of restitution was issued, and the next day Perry Township Constable John F. Taylor broke into the house and had $2000 worth of unencumbered furniture hauled away to a storage house, the suit declared. The plaintiffs claimed they were asked to pay $135 to regain the stored furniture from the James M. Taylor Transfer Co. and that they finally paid $22. According to the complaint, the Parkers ciaim they are legal owners of the property and not in default

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AIR KIDNAPER'S PLEASURE TRIP ENDS IN PRISON

Pilot Disarms Youthful Captor, ‘Seeking to Get Away From It All.’

By United Press HOUSTON, Tex, Aug. 19.—Jack D. Hamerly, 19, who started on a trip to Mexico with only a gun to provide his passage, was held in jail

an airplane but his expedition ended 30 miles away, near Rosenberg, where the plane was brought dowri for fuel and the pilot overpowered and disarmed him. The youth explained today that he “wanted to get away from it all.” His stepfather gave him a job three months ago driving a truck. He broke a part on the machine and his stepfather fired him and ordered him from the house, he said. He had no money but he had a pistol. He rode in a taxi to the airport and when the driver looked back for his fare he saw the muzzle of the gun. Subsequently the driver, Bill Ray, filed the robbery charge.

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The complaint, charging unlaw-|of payments. The constable, Justice tod ot ful ejectment, set out that on July of the Peace, transfer company and charged with kidnaping and 30 Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Parker, |Russe M. Hartman, lessor of the |TORDery.

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Wash) who thwarted the impatient | Vice President by insisting that he would at least like to read such an important bill before voting on it, Even after Senator Connally (D. Tex.) assured him that he would not understand. it any better after reading it, Mr. Schwellenbach persisted, and the leadership agreed to defer action overnight. The House had passed the tax hill Monday without even reading it, after a brief debate during which it was charged that even members of the Ways and Means Committee

Times-Acme Photo. By United Press NEW YORK, Aug. 13. —Winifred Sackville Stoner Jr, the onetime infant prodigy, sought as an heiress to an English estate, has been found, Frank Valetta, her attorney, said today. Mr. Valetta said Miss Stoner was in New York City and had an appointment with him. He would not say where she had been or why she had not answered notices in newspaper personal colums advising her of her inheri-

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