Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 February 1938 — Page 16

Paul V. McNutt, (left) High Commissioner of the Philippines, was welcomed home by Jack Dolan,

‘(center) Hartford City, re

g president of the Indiana Democratic Editorial Association, and Governor

Yowmsend, The three attended the association’s banquet Saturday at the Claypool Hotel.

ALARM TRAPS SUSPECT WITH $10,000 LOOT

Hole in Roof Too Small to Let Alleged Burglar Escape.-

Trapped in the Fairbanks Loan Co., 213 E. Washington St., when he was unable to escape through a hole in the roof, Lavertus Arrington, 35, of 764 N. Miley Ave., today was held on a burglary charge and police had recovered $10,000 worth of jewelry.

Meanwhile, police and deputy sheriffs were investigating holdups at a meat market, drug store and garage and several burglaries.

Called to the loan company early yesterday when the burglar alarm sounded, police said the store had Yeen entered through a hole in the n was hiding beneath a tt of clothing, they said.

Trapped With Loot

The alleged burglar had filled a bag with jewelry and watches valued at $10,000 and a small trunk with clothes and cameras. He then found he was unable to squeeze through the small hole he had cut in the roof, according to police. When he attempted to leave by a door, the alarm was set off, police said. ; Four men who held the proprietor, clerk and a customer at bay Saturday night took $400 in cash and several checks at a meat market at 3025 S. Rural St. : They fled in an auto after pointing guns at Eugene Lutz, 35, meat market owner; George Fritche, 21, of 3003 S. Rural St., a clerk, and Albert Winklemeyer of 718 Sumner Ave., a customer. Two men who held up a drug store at Naomi and Shelby Sts. Saturday night looted the registers of $50. They ordered Howard Abdon, 24, of 322 N. Arsenal Ave., manager, and two clerks, Pred Kehl, 20, of 2116 Ringgold Ave., and Carl Kyburg, 20, of 130 N. Dickson St., to the rear of the store while they fled.

Two Taxi Drivers Robbed

Wilbur Coy, 32, of 3400 Carson St., told police two men robbed him of $5. Two taxicab drivers reported they were ‘held up by passengers during the week-end. James Armon, 23, of 1345 Olive St., said two armed men took $4 from him, while William R. Wise, 24, of 4532 E. Washington St., reported a passenger robbed him of $4.90. A burglar who ransacked the home of Frank J. Schuster, 904 E. Troy Ave. took clothing, a camera, binoculars and other articles valued at $130. -Clothing valued at $50 was stolen from the Capitol Cleaners, Inc., 211 S. State Ave., the manager, Mrs. Anna Berting, 1143 Spann Ave. reported to police. A young man who knocked down Miss Emma Fuller, 903 N. Hamilton - Ave., stole her pocketbook as she left the rear door of the Occidental Building Saturday night.

Y. M.C. A, KINGS LEAD CHESS LEAGUE PLAY

The Y.M.C. A. feam of the Liberal League and the Kings team of the Conservative League are leading their divisions in Central Indiana Chess Association play, it had been announced today. Other Liberal rankings are Bishops, Lawyers, Knights, North Salem and Eli Lilly & Co. in that order. Other Conservative ratings are Ft. Harrison, Business Men, Rooks, Danville and Brownsburg. The city tournament, open to all, is to begin in april, the association

CITY BUSINESSMEN BEGIN MEXICO TRIP

Fifteen Indianapolis business and - professional men were due at Oklahoma City today on the first leg of 8 24-day goodwill tour to Mexico. : The party : esterd : special coach attached to the New York Cengal Rallroad’s South- . western Limited. - = “it will entertain them: in A El Paso Wednesday and during their stay in Mexico City, they will be -guests of Josephus Danjels, U. 8. Ambassador.

BUTLER ENROLLS 1396 FOR DAY DIVISION

Butler University has an enrollment of 1396 in the day division for the second semester, it was announced today by Mrs. Ruth Deming, ‘registrar. The largest enrollment, 621, is in the College of Liberal Arts. The College of Business Administration has 382 and the College of Education 273. The College of Religion has 88 students, while 32 are taking graduate instruction work.

Indiana. Twenty-two states, Hawaii and four foreign countries, Austria, Jamaica, Korea and India, are represented.

STATE BEGINS STUDY OF WELFARE LAWS

Commission, Asked by Legion, to be Named.

Thurman A. Gottschalk, State welfare administrator, today was authorized by Governor Townsend to appoint a special study commission on codification of Indiana’s child welfare laws. The Governor's action is in response to American Legion . requests that work of the 1933 special legislative committe on the subject be completed. Mr. Gottschalk said first meeting of the study commission will be called here within the next few weeks.

MARCH 3 LAST DAY FOR JOB AID FILINGS

aminations to fill posts in the State Unemployment Compensation Division has been set for March 3, Richard W. Bunch, State Welfare Department personnel director, announced today.

Junior clerk-stenographer posts are to be filled to replenish eligible lists expected to be exhausted when unemployment benefit payments begin April 1, Mr. Bunch said. Applicants must be high school graduates and must have resided in the state one year. Applicdtion forms may be obtained at 141 S. Meridian St. Examinations are to be held throughout Indiana.

PASTOR ON PROGRAM

Dr. C. A. McPheeters, North M. E. Church pastor, is te be principal speaker Tuesday evening at Wallace Street Presbyterian Church. A program has been arranged by the Men’s Fellowship Class.

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STICKER CHANGE PROPOSAL FAGES COUNCIL TONIGHT

Housing Authority Also to Be Studied; Bond Issues On Schedule.

The City Council tonight is scheduled to consider a proposed amendment to the traffic ordinance which would ‘place’ responsibility for collections of unpaid sticker fines on Police Chief Morrissey. This amendment would limit all sticker fines to $2 instead of the present graduated scale of $2 for the first offense, $3 for the second and $5 each for all subsequent offenses. The measure was recommended to the Safety Board by Chief Morrissey some time ago. The Council also is to consider a resolution. which would . empower Mayor Boetcher to appoint. a local housing authority of five members. The proposed group would handle slum clearance projects and take over Lockefield Gardens. The resolution ‘has been pending several months A bill asking for an appropriation of $12,500 for the Health Board for a three-point program of treatment,

education and study in an anti-

syphilis campaign, again will be considered at tonight's session. An ordinance to authorize a bond issue not to exceed $362,982 for fi-

After welcoming Mr. McNutt, ' Senater Minton left to arrange a reception in Washington.

nancing the proposed improvement of 3. East St. from South St. to Sanders St. also will be considered. Other proposals to be considered include'the purchase of nine cars for the ' Police Department; establishment of a six-car taxicab stand at City Hospital and a third providing Siricier regulation of second-hand stores

BRIDE BACK IN SCHOOL;

BLOOMINGTON, Feb. 21 (U. P). —Miss Dorothy Hall, pretty 14-year-old high school freshman, returned

34-year-old former husband, who is in Nashville jail awaiting trial for allegedly inducing her to tell a marriage clerk she was 18. . Circuit Judge Donald A. Rogers annulled the marriage and ordered the bride’s maiden name restored.

LODGE ARRANGES DANCE Keystone Chapter 6, Royal Arch Masons, is to sponsor a dance ‘March 5 at Masonic Temple. A floor show has been arranged.

EX-HUSBAND IN JAIL

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Marion County Democratic Pasty leaders were represented at the banquet. They are 1a to sacle "Mayor Boetcher, Mrs. John Biugham, county vice chairman, and former Mayor John Kern, now a member

PLAN oy TO WASHINGPON

Public Offices, Schools and Banks to Be Closed All Day Tomorrow.

Public offices, banks and schools are to be closed tomorrow, the 206th anniversary of the birth of. George Washington. Patriotic and civic organizations have arranged special meetings and radio addresses. Washington's birthday is to close National Defense Week which opened on Abraham Lincoln’s birthday. Many pastors delivered ser=-

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