Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 March 1938 — Page 11

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Gainesville Sees Presidential Atito Show

GIRLS ak IN BALKED SUICIDE | 88

TELLS OF PAT §

Student Meets , Sweethearts :

Father; Stands Mute Before Court.

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NEW YORK, larch 25 (U. PB). Donald F. Carroll Jr, who killed sweetheart, stdod mute in court to3 day while an: attorney entered for him a plea of not guilty. Suffering from what detectives called “emotional exhaustion,” the 16-year-old colleze student was led back ‘to his cell to await further hearing April 7 on a homicide charge. : . Carroll, son of z retired lieutenant of artillery, shot ‘18-year-old CharlIotte Matthiesen yesterday after they entered into a suicide pact. He failed to keep n!; part of the bargain, he said, be cause at the last minute, Charlotte said: “Donald, I want you to kill me, but don’t kill yoirself. I want you to live.” ' |The youth spent a night interrupted by many awakenings during which he broodec over a snapshot of the girl he had loved for two years.

Meets G rl’'s Father

2 -Toddy he was saken to the police lineup in. Manh: tan where he appeared on the vrrge of collapse. "I Fred Matthiesen, the girl's father end a neighbor of the Carrolls, encountered her slayer last night at the policé static: 1 Extending his the father said: “Good -luck, cy. I'm sorry.” ~~ Matthiesen rcassured detectives who stepped i ward to intervene: - “Harming thc boy,” he said, “would not brinc my girl back.” About two.moaths ago, Charlotte discovered that she was pregnant. She and Donald discussed it often, and always arrivad at the same conclusion: They couldn't marry for they had no mc ey, and they Soni not tell their parents. So they. d _eided upon suicice, and met at Doilald’s house last Vednesday night to write a note to tfeir parents. ney

hand to Donald,

known: : “Donald F. Matthiesen Carr

Buys For Flowers .

" “Please bury us together,” it said. .. Under the sicnatures, Charlotte wrote: ° + “Dearest Mother and Daddy — I Nove you hoth = id- I'am sorry for this. But I lov: him more—Char{otte. » oA Yesterday, Dorald bought her a «corsage of lilies-cf-the-valley, which ‘she pinned over her heart. They “went to the Carroll home. The al in the living roc: fer a while. Donald got his ‘ither’s army reo Ver, a 45, and want with Charlotte © to his bedroom. He shot her under > the left breast, Elling her almost dnstantly. a

_ PETITION HANGE iN : COMPENSATION LAW

NEWCASTLE, Maich 2 w. P.). ~—Members of the United Auto "Workers Local 171 today were cir-

Carroll} ‘Charlotte 1.” ve

resolution askin: that a special session of the tite Legislature be Zalled to repeal a subsection of the ig Unemploy nent Compensation | w. . * The section: of the law in question regards employment on April 1 and requires that midimum of $10 must -have been earned thereafter befpre @ person is. eligible for unemployment benefits. « Copies of the netitton will be sent %o Governor Townsend and to Mayors of all Indiana cities, it was sa

SUTHERLAND AT 76 ] WANTS IS WORK TO Do

WASHINGTO: 3, March 25 (U.P,

> RE that he is not yet ac stomed to “having nothing to do. - # He planned no special celebration ‘of the event and declined to res ive newspaper reporters because of cold that “I'm afraid you might J catch.” By telephone, however, e said “that he was having quite atime igetting used to not having a cerdain amount of work to do each day.

STOUT'S

MEN’ S

culating petitions after adopting al-

FACTORY

dedicate the town’s new. Roosevelt is seen above, leaving in

Two brand new cars, designed especially for the President’s Secret Service protectors, made their first appearance when he visited Gainesville, Ga., to civic center.

his Warm Springs cottage. The new “Secret Service

President one of them for“

CIRCLING THE

- Miss Fredricka Martin, who served as instructor at medical bases in Loyalist Spain, is to address a mass meeting sponsored by the Indiana Medical Bureau to Aid Spanish Democracy at 8:15 p. m. Monday at All Souls Unitarian Church.

More than 1000 Indi men are expected to planation of the ment Compensation Law tonight at Clarence ent Comand

Church is to sponsor a penny sup-

‘per Somorrow from 5 to 7 p. m._

miles of Indianapolis have been invited to attend a meeting of the Indiana Chiropractors’ Association at 2 p. m. Sunday at Hotel Lincoln,

Washington High School German Club was to hold the last of six “Der Deutsch Dipsi Dudl” benefitscholarship dances in the school

in charge are Cecil Whaley, Elnora n | Agnew; Arthur Sprowl, Kenneth Goslin, Sandra Markland and Eileen Smith. ;

An Indianapolis : Chamber of Commerce committee: ‘headed by Paul’ Moffett today began considerdtion, of plans $0 aid in operation of the Indiana State Fair next September. The committee, which met yesterday with the Stafe Agricultral Board, was formed, at the suggestion of the State Board, to aid in arranging industrial exhibits, to work out a traffic’ program and help in other ways. ) Included on the commit Charles T. Moreland, Kenn Smith, S. J. Martenet.: William H. Book, Chamber executive vice presiderif, alsd attended the meeting.

The Indiana Counter Freezer Association today had re-elected John Knox as president. M. M. Good was re-elected secretary-treasurer at the association’s meeting yesterday ‘at the Severin Hotel. Plans were made for the-Indiana obser®ance of National Ice Cream Week.

A blaze which firemen beliaved started from a defective flue’ yesterday caused $500 damages to a double house at 1015-17 E. 30th St., occupied by Charles Stubbs and Charles Person. Fire of undetermined origin caused $150 damage to the home of Mrs. Catherine Wage

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tor Se Prospect St. "' Mexican Border Veterans of In-

diana are to hold a smoker at 7:30 -p..m. tomorrow at Hotel English,

“| Damon C. Schwindler, in charge of

today. is

membership, announced Brig. Gen. George H. Healey tate commander.

Scientech Club is to hear a talk on “Highway Safety” by Hallie Myers, State Highway Commission traffic director, at -the Board of Trade

Building Monday noon. ~~ -

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United States Liquor Wholesale Co. is to move from 31 E. Geprgia St. about May 1 to a three-story building at the southwest corner of Market “end Noble Sts. purchased from Albert F. Meyer, it was ane nounced today by Barker & Sons, realtors.

Marion County chapter, Rainbow Division Veterans’ Association, today had adopted a resolution.congratulating Gen. John J. Pershing on his recovery from a recent (illness. At the meeting at the Hptel Washington last night, plans for the 19th annual state meeting of Rainz bow Division veterans: Here Junt 4 and 5 were discussed. .

Three hundred persons attended the dinner meeting. at Third Chris~

‘observance of the world-wide brotherhood programs for all Disciples of ,Christ churches. At a fellowship dinner at Northwood. Christian Church last night, the. Rev.-A. E..Cory cited the need for closer fellowship among Christians in the face of trends of some governments.

Yale Alumni Association of Indiana is to entertain Prof. Ogden D. Miller, Yale: University . alumni secretary, af luncheon and dinner at the University Club April 13. Principals of ‘Indianapolis high and preparatory schools are: tog pe guests ‘at ‘the luncheon and alumni are to attend the Ht Fre ¢. M. Ayres’ Jr. is in charge of ‘aire ements.

An appeal to 677 Indiana women's clubs’ for co-operation during} Prison Library: Week, beginning Edwin I. Poston, Indiana Federa= She predicted ‘a contribution of about 14,000 books by clubs

A survey of el system is: to be opened April 18 by the Civili Service Assembly of the United States and Canada, Richard W. Bunch; State Personnel Director, announced: \today. Bunch termed the survey a tinctive recognition”

Claude Hamilton’ 56, of 2016 W. Vermont St., was recovering today from -a head wound received when a tire blew out while.he was repairing if. ) Mr. Hamliton, police reported, tested the air pressure by striking the tire With a hammer and the. tire blew out.

Broad Ripple Park's $100,000 reconstruction program is to be out{lined by officers of the new amuse-

Specials” are extra-long They embody such “safety” features as compartments behing the froy firearms, low doors and reinforced running boards with handrails on the windshields to accommodate the President's guards in standing positions.

tian. Church last “might; marking

Monday, was issued today by Mrs.

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CITY

ment organization at a dinner at the Columbia Club tonight, to be attended by factory and business executives of Indianapolis and surrounding cities.

Federated Dorcas Societies of the Seventh Day Adventist Churches in the Indianapolis area today had reported aiding needy families and individuals by giving them 1217 hours of work; 550 articles of clothing and $55 in cash. The societies, represented by delegations from Indianapolis, Muncie, Anderson, Richmond, Newcastle, Connersville, Noblesville, Cicero and Edinburg, met at the North Side Adventist Church yesterday. 3

Origin; aims ‘and philosophy of ‘the occ, outside its program of providing work for unemployed youths, was outlined by Robert Correll, State CCC educational director, at a luncheon of the State Council of Federated Youth Service \Agencies at Severin Hotel today. WPA, NYA, CCC and the Indiana Conservation Department were represented at the meeting.’

Maj. Harold C» Megrew Auxiliary 3, United Spanish. War Veterans, is to meet at 8 p. m. Monday at Ft. Friendly, 512 N. Illinois St.

‘A forum on operation of the Indiana. Unemployment Compensation System is to be held for about 1000 |.

Indiana employers at Shortridge} Clarence A.

High School tonight. Jackson, Unemployment Compensa-

“tion Division director, and aids are

to: ‘speak,

Critics of the American Legion's program advocating an adequate national defense were listed and their opposition outlined by Homer L, Chaillaux, American Legion national Americanism director, who addressed the Reserve Officers’ Asluncheon at the Board y. The association is Army officers at a

2 ciation at of Trade to to enterta: dance at night.

A .permit was issued today by Building Commissioner George R. Popp Jr. to the C. L. Smith Electric Co. to do elecfric wiring at the new Irvington High School, to cost $30,000. E. F. Burnhenn, supervisor of that company, said today that wiring in service at the Central State

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KEYSTONE AVE. BUS REMOVAL ACTION HALTED

Railway Officials’ Decision Follows Protest by Citizens’ Group.

An Indianapolis Railway petition to the Works Board asking permission to extend the Millersville Bus line as a substitution for the proposed abandonment of the Keystone Ave. bus line will be withdrawn this week, J. P. Tretton, railway company vice president, said today. This action was decided upon at a meeting last night of residents in the community that would be affected by the bus change, it was said. The petition, granted by the Works Board several weeks ago, brought protests from passengers of the line. A mass meeting was held and the committee which met last night was elected. John Niblack, committee head, said that Mr. Tretton suggested a feeder bus line to take the place of the first’ proposal. Mr. Niblack predicted opposition to this proposal and said it would be discussed.further at a public meeting of residents in the 49th St. Christian Church Monday night.

Hospital women’s’ dormitory since 1887 has been replaced at a cost of $20,000. The old wiring was condemned last October. as a - fire hazard.

Attorneys in the attack on: bond of Leonard A. Hohlt, Perry Township trustee, have been ordered to prepare briefs for presentation next week. Mr. Hohlt completed presentation of evidence in Circuit Court oa before Special Judge Harvey rab

bert B. Hougham,

‘Fund Boards secretary, has been tive committeeman of the National Council on Teachers’ Retirement of the National Educational Association, . Washington.

General Welfare Federation of America, Post 1, will hold a public meeting at T: 30 p.m. jMondsy at Castle Hall.

County Commissioners today opened bids for two adding machines for the Treasurer's office and five trucks for the Highway Department.

chapter, Omicron Pi Sig nity, at" 7 o'clock - to Claypool Hotel. The'Alpha Gamma chapter, Anderson, is to officiate at the ceremony, to be attended by national officers. Initiates are Ted Birk, Howard Cradick, Rex Joseph, Robert Stattler, J. 8. Jordan, Frank Morton, Thomas Tumbove, Edward Emery, Frank Foulke, Ray Cradick, Wilburn Wright and R. W. Thomas.

Franklin, | Indiana State Teachers’ Retirement

named vice chairman and execu-

— 5 | TESTIFIES FORD CO. EMPLOYEES BEAT HIM|

CAGO, March 25 (U. Py r Ford Motor Co. employees expected t6 complete their tes-

timony" ‘today at the National Labor |?

Relations Board hearing on charges a unfair labor. practices. filed

against the company by the United Automobile Workers of America. Irving Brown, 26, Columbia University graduate, one: of 13 witnesses heard yesterday, vestified that four

employes of : the- company’s service dep tment ‘assaulted three union nizers for attempting to distribute literature at the gate of the company’s Chicago ‘branch plant. He said he, John White and Charles

Cain were beaten by “Tony Corona, a company ‘service ‘man, and | three others.”

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