Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 November 1937 — Page 13

FRIDAY,

‘HUNCH’ ARRES! SOLVES HOLDUP, DETECTIVES SAY

Chief Morrissey Beats Squad Cars to Scene of Robbery.

Men it ‘intuit telepathy Dailey, 41. of

women call calls it Pat)

hunch and Today Louis 8041, Lexington something else William Miller and Frederick Swepo ‘were cruising at St. air and Delaware Sts. last night discussing recent drug store holdubs when Mr. Miller grabbed Mr. Swego by the ‘arm and cried, “There's ‘one of ‘our ‘old stickup ‘men. Let's see what he’s 1p to. The fwo officers their car and grabbed Dailey, ‘who to all ‘outward appearances might have ‘been out for a Thanksgiving roll. Tn his ‘pocket ‘was a loaded 25-caliber automatic pistol, the detectives said

Radio Reports Holdup

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Pat,” Mr. Swego urged. “We're going little talk.’ The officers were Stepping the radio blared St. Clair and Pennsylvania. At the drug store. A holdup.’ The detectives checked with headquarters and then drove to the which had oc-

scene of the robbery minutes before

urred only a few At the drug store, 739 N. Pennsvivania St., ‘operated by Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Shultz, they found Chief Mon who also by chance had been drawn into the case. He Was ving past the drug store When radio slarm was broadcast and beat ‘other police cars hy Several minutes

fo have a their the car

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1 Gified two men who had robbed the $40, police said apparently baffled by quick tion, denied participation in the robbery and Yefused to name a companion. The prisoner, Said to be a former pugi ist, ‘has served one term for robbery and has been ar‘ested ‘on TYobbery charges several times, police said

Store of more than Dailey police &acC

Another Drugstore Robbed A bandit armed a 38-caliber held up the Driskell drugstore, 2737 N. Illinois St

with revolver last night, undetermined

and fled with amount of cash Lovell G. Driskell ware St. proprietor el tered Clerk William

2433 N. Dela~ told police the the Store and ordered Hoefling, 16, of 2828 N Illinois St to ¥ive him the money in a cash register, The robber then ran whith was driven west 1 4

"way

to an auto on 28th Sit man was in

t was believed another

the tal

3 INDIANAPOLIS MEN ENLIST IN INFANTRY

Three Indianapolis men had enlisted today in the 11th Infantry, Pt. Benjamin Harrison, the U. S Army Recruiting Station anhounced. They are John HH. Cooper, 1319 N. Alabama St.; William E. Bailey, 816% N. Delaware St. and Toole, 247 N Oakland St

ELECTRIC CLOCK IDEA UPSET

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 26 (U, P.). Ferric hardly ever use, and will wavs be a costly hovelty for who desire them,” Louis Spellier told the Franklin Institute=back in May, 188-

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[the motion picture operators’ | His wife told police he came to Chi- || threats against his || He was assaulted two years ago |

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES —

EX-CONGRESSMAN 5 COLLEGES I SPEAKER

Carl M. Weideman, former Wich- | is ‘to be the]

ican Congressman, principal speaker tonight “at the Normal College of America Gym- | nastic Union's home-coming ‘din‘ner. As president Union, Mr.

of the Gymnastic

Weidemsan ‘will ‘acquaint |

Proposes Leyistative Action | To Control Sale and Misuse of Drugs.

WALLACE 0

the ‘men graduates ‘with plans for |

|'extension ‘of the College's ‘useful- |

ness. Other speakers ‘are to be Dr. [Carl ‘B. Sputh, N. A. G. | president, and William alumni president. Home-coming festivities today included several reunion lunches and physical ‘education ‘demonstrations by undergraduates. Tast ‘hight a Hane was Held in the ‘Athenaeum.

SEEK HOL FOES IN KILLING

Chicago Police Blame Labor Disputes for Slaying Of Fugitive.

headquarters

CHICAGO, Nov. 26 (U. P.)=Fred Blacker, 42, a fugitive from Indiana land ‘New pa vesterday was the victim ‘of labor enemies from Indiana, AsSistant State's Attorney Eugene Wachowski said today. Blacker, a ‘motion picture ‘opera[tar and active in union affairs, came here from Kokomo recently and obtained work in a Summit He used an assumed name, Early yesterday he was toward home with 35, when three ‘masked men drove [alongside in an automobile, Two of the ‘men jumped from the car, held Mrs. Blacker while the

apparently

Wanted in Bombings Blacke! issued by charging that

Governor

he participated in

stench ‘bombing of New York Cily || Police said he Was sought | |

theaters as a member of a gang charged With more than 100 theater bombings throughout Blooklyn. Four mem bers of

Blacker was a business agent

cago because of life in Kokomo Attorney determined

she said.

there was no

snd that he 1s slavers were from Indiana.

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U. College | K. Streit, |

York, ‘who ‘was assassinat- | in suburban Summit, |

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WASHINGTON, Nov.-26 (U. P.)=

[Secretary ‘of Agriculture Henry A.

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['in the last fwo months. The Teport, Treguested by | House and Senate, [deaths directly to the “elixir” and |'said ‘that ‘while 20 ‘other Persons ['who took the drug ‘died, it had not been defermined whether the “elixir” ‘was ‘exclusively responsible in these cases.

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The 93 deaths ‘occurred in 15 |

oti during September and October, the report said.

Urges Sale Curb | Tn asking Congress to protect the | public against inherently poisonous medicines, Secretary Wallace recom‘mended that the following steps be

taken to tighten the present food |

| ‘and ‘drug laws: License control ‘of new ‘drugs to insure that they will not be ‘distributed Eenerally until experimental and TcHnical tests have indicated that they are safe for use. Prohibition of ‘drugs which are | dangerous to health when administered according to the 'manufac[turer's direction for use.

Requirement that drug labels bear |

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