Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 September 1937 — Page 27

FRIDAY, SEPT. 3, 1957

PLAYBOY HUNTS LAWYER TO RID SELF OF WIFE

Tommy Manville Suggests, Last Trio of Wives as Alimony Jury.

NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y.. Sept. (U. P.).—Tommy Manville, who thinks all blonds are “too, too marvelous,” popped another champagne cork today and waited for New York City’s legal talent to beat a path to the door of Bon Repos, his estate on Long Island Sound. Manville needed a lawyer so badly to help him get rid of Marcelle, wife No. 4, that he spent $10,000 to advertise for one. “Wanted—An attorney. Tommy Manville, Box 1002, New Rochelle, N. Y.” read a full-page advertisement appearing in two New York morning newspapers. Manville immediately listed some qualifications as follows: “He must be a man of action, cool-headed., always on the job,” said the millionaire. “He must know a thing or two about women

and the ways of women. He's got to |

be in the big time. “Moreover, he's got to be a man born in April, because I was horn in that month and such men have warlike horoscopes. Mars, god of war, Samuel Hartman, ed Manville in was not disturbed by the advertisements nor by Manville’s qualifica- | tions. He denied that he had been | discharged. ‘I'm Manville's attorney,” he said, “hoth by agreement with Manville ang by virtue of the retainers which Manville has pate, and is me.” Manville's sraritic appeal was occasioned by ar impending “final settlement” with blond Marcelle, | who has been vorcing him for three years. The | “final settlements” have always | been lost in a dispute over the | amount of cash Marcelle should | slice off the Manville fortune. There'll . be noc nonsense from now on, when I get my attorney,” Tommy said. ‘I want a divorce and Marcelle wants a divorce, so what | the hell

‘the fiery sign’. who represent-

Tommy laughed when he vecalvod | {

Marcelle’s charge that she knew of

“at least 1060 of my lady friends.”

“There really are 1000—all blonds |

—and I'm trying to reach them all, so they can laugh with me,” He hit upon a “pip of an idea” to settle Marcelle’s troubles, with the aid of his “April lawyer.” Next Monday he hopes to have his first three wives—Florence (Florence Huber, 1911-17), Lois (Lois MecCoin, 192526), and Avonne 1931-31) —-=sitl as much, if anything, get. “My wives are all he said. “Sweet girls. They all love me and know I took care of them, so if Marcelle will let them decide what's fair to her, should be settled. “My wives never desert me—in the uch mn

jury to decide how

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It's the sign of |

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paying | Governor Townsend today had in his files a letter from children in |

on the verge of di- |

he said. |

(Avonne Taylor, | Marcelle should |

good scouts,” |

the whole thing |

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earlier difficulties |

Right to I Play in State Lot

Tommy Manville pitied Wiareelle,

| Brings “Thanks, Mr. Governor’

| derson,

| spend the remainder of his life in

PRISONER, NOW 72, MUST SERVE TERM FOR LIFE!

Record of 47 Yes Years Behind Bars Dooms Man; Six Win Paroles.

Seventv-two-year-old Lon Hen- | who already has served various sentences totaling 47 years, today was notified he would have to

the Michigan City Prison. His petition for parole was among nine refused by the State Clemency Commission, which yesterday paroled six persons, commuted the sentences of two others and continued one case. On Oct. 16, 1913, Henderson wae sentenced in the Hamilton County Circuit Court to a life term for | burglary and habitual criminality. | Commission records show that at | the time of his commitment re trial judge stated:

“The evidence shows that in con- | nection with his last crime, for

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| the neighborhood of 13th St. and Carrollton Ave. thanking him for re- |

fusing to ban them from =a behaved properly. The Rev. Samuel G. had requested the Governor

Schick.

WHITE SLAVE GLUES STUDIED

G-Men’s Head Has Active Charge of Anti-Vice Crusade in U. S.

| WASHINGTON. Sept. 3 (U. P.) — | Crack agents of the Federal Bureau | of Investigation today scrutinized | clues accumulated in a series of] | Eastern vice raids for use in a na- | tional drive against white slave! syndicates, | The drive, launched a year ago, is {intended by Director J. Edgar | Hoover to stamp out interstate white | | slave operations as a major source of underworld income. Proceeding with

the scientific |

tactics which the bureau employed | | in its campaign to wipe out kid-|

[pus as a national crime menace, he white slave drive already has | RO nearly 500 arrests. or gy -year-old head of the na-G-Men today was in active Mitirt Bey of the war on white] i

“State-owned lot

St. to order % church board had advised him | do so because the children disturbed | | services and were rowdy.

! | some of their parents reads: { We write

at that corner if they

the children off,

The letter from children and “Governor Townsend: this letter in behalf of the children

at 13th and Carrollton Ave. We rish

Respectfully yours, Tip Fred B.

| VIENNA, Sept. 3 (U. P.).—Former | | King Alfonso XIII of Spain arrived |

| at Wasserleonburg Castle today to fuse with | of Windsor.

torneys evidence tions of state laws.

| Maryland State Senator Melvin L.|

Fine was named in a presentment | returned by a Baltimore, Md., | grand jury, charging conspiracy to

transport two women to Annapolis, | “for the purposes of prostitu- |

Md.,

Bob Senus, | Irvin L. Oliver, | Drake, |

M. Septir, |

ALFONSO VISITS DUKE

the Duke and Duchess |

indicating viola- |

{ Paul's Evangelical Church pastor, saying that the | to |

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ings from mother either. Now that Bobby has

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| to-10 year term for second degree |E { burglary, denied. Commission records showed

| |

No more headaches for little Bobby and teacher

Faulty eyesight may be the cause of your child's nervousness

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[ the baby, Thomas E. Gordon, dead, It was 3:40 p. m. The baby, Coroner Warren C. Ives said, was a victim of infantile PamRlysis, had been dead two hours,

| sheriff or some officer and shot at | the officers while in jail,

Fear Other's Safety “He is a habitual criminal of long |

| standing, as vour records show, and | | should be confined as such the bal-

| CR A S | for whom she keeps house. It was | y CHEATED 2:15. He arrived at 3:30 p. m. Nine blocks from the hospital, his | | taxi collided with another auto- | BY PARALYSIS IN mobile. From the cab, police lifted ' - ance of his life, or he will kill some- | CLAIMING LIFE by, LABOR DAY body else. I would impress this fact | J

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The Commission, declaring it | wished to learn more about another prisoner's past record, continued his case. The prisoner is Milton Sansentenced in Marion County | Jan. 4, 1936, to a term of three years for second de- | gree burglary. John Ston,

ROCKFORD, Ill, Sept. 3 (U, P.). { =—Mrs. Marguerite Gordon, 19, yes- |

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Raymond A. Franke, adn At his suggestion, the Justice De- | * G.Men struck ‘at = Midwest ‘ring | Owners’ Association past president. | partment invoked a little-used sta~ | July 16 arresting 75 persons at | Addressing the Real Estate Board tute to issue complaints against two | pyluth. Minn.. and Superior, Wis,

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business 1s a $16,000,000 industry | slave violations. here, housing one-eighth of Indian-| The complaints were interpreted apolis families. There are about| gas a move to broaden the scope of 13,000 units in the city now, he said. | the campaign to include persons not Average seasonal vacancy reached a | directly connected with the illegal low point this summer with 4 per | transportation of women, but alcent decline, Mr. Franke reported. | leged to have obtained profits from - Thomas E. Grinslade, past presi-|the illegal traffic. dent of the Real Estate Board, de- | Federal agents revealed that inclared home building activity still is | formation on the operations of other SuBror) compared to pre-1929 yjce rings is obtained from prisoners levels despite an encouraging Te-|ang followed up byenew raids. Pervival. He said the revival probably sons not directly connected with the | will hit its peak about 1940. illegal transportation of women also |

So far this year, 421 dwelling units | gre often involved by those in cus- | have been constructed, compared |toqy.

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GRACE WIOORE ILL; [oo I imyoived, The Sureen fu ie | FACES OPERATION |

HOLLYWOOD, S Sept. 3 «. P| Grace Moore, movie star and grand | opera singer, was in a hospital today for a major operation, the nature of which her doctor refused to discuss. | Dr. Samuel Hirshfeld said he would perform the operation within the next few days, but all plans for it were kept secret. The surgeon | said it would not even be revealed | which hospital Miss Moore was in, | because she must have absolute rest | curing convalescence.

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