Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 March 1938 — Page 5

GETS BLACKMAIL TERM . SALEM, Ind, March 30 (U. PJ. —Vernon Bowling, 21, of Kenflicky,

OPEN THURSDAY NIGHT Sr sin, 5. o UNTIL 9 OCLOCK five years in the State Reformatory |

after pleading guilty to blackmail |[§ SERA He rs Fs ea : ; & inn connection with an attempt to ih LRLt lr : a : : 2 extort $2000 from Ford A* Smith, : : wealthy manufacturer and landowner. He also was fined $1000. Bowling exonerated his brother,

BUTLER IS HOST | Leads Parley T0113 COLLEGES |

TE CHING BIBLE

Annual Meeting Saturday of Stai> Association of Re! gious Teachers. |

Represe siatives from 13 Indiana 7 a nn

~ colleges vill attend the annual ) He IRE Ba) meeting © the State Association of Teachers of Religion at Butler University S: turday. "Prof. Eruce L. Kershner, chairman of a rangements and a member of th: College of Religion faculty, said the program will open at |.

10 a. m. the Recreation Roo. of ema Holl, Doon NLRB SETS BRAZIL

tional ser ices opening the morning | F|RM’S CASE MONDAY

a ill be 18g by Prof, Dean er of the College of Religion. | yearings on a National Labor ReSpeaker ;, and their subjects, will lations Board complaint charging be Prof. I. H. Miller of Manchester | the “VBrazil Manufacturing | Co., College, To What Extent Should | Northwestern Manufacturing Co.,. Problems in Criticism Be Intro-|ganq Brazil Chamber of Commerce duced Info Undergraduate Bible |with Wagner Labor Act violations, / urses?” and Prof. R. W. McEwen |gre to begin Monday at Brazil. of Hanover College, “Department of | The complaint, filed by Robert H. Religion 2nd Student Philosophy of | Cowdrill, NLRB regional director, Life.” alleges that the Brazil company A luncheon will be held at noon | “threatened employees against in the Campus Club. joining a C. I. O. affiliate and reThe’ association is composed of |fused to bargain collectively.”

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representatives from Indiana colleges teaching religion. Schools represented will be Butler, Hanover, . Manchestar, Wabash; Franklin, Taylor, Purdue, DePauw, Indiana, Anderson, M ario? Earlham and Indiana Cen: ral.

CHARGED WITH DEATH "OF SIXTH. HUSBAND

POCAI'ONTAS, Ark, March 30 (U. P).-A middle-aged German . woman, held on charges of first degree mu:der, who advertised in a lonely heart magazine that she was a “loving, loyal, honest widow by death,” s:id today she was a foolish old lady for having sought compamionshp in that manner. . Author ties said she had married six of te men she met through such ad:ertisements. The woman, Mrs. Cora. Hebner, 50, replied that the husb:nd, Will Hebner, she is accused of murdering, did much better. He married 19 women, she said. Neither Hothered about divorces, officers ch arged.

'PRISCNER GETS 60 DAYS AND ‘LAST WORD’

AURCRA, Ind, March 30 (U. P.).—A judge sentenced Clarence Campbell, 45, of Hamilton, O., to 60 - ‘days in jail for petit larceny, but Campb:Il had the last word. Police pairs ¢® overalls he was wearing and h:d found $7 worth of five and ter cent store merchandise. In his automobile were 25 other pieces, all taken from a Lawrenceburg, Ind, sore. Befors leaving ‘the court for Jail, Campb:ll turned to the dime store manag:r ‘and said: “I got five times that pile of stuft from your store four months ago.”

TROUBLE COMES DOUBLE PHI. ADELPHIA, March 30 (U. P.) .—Charles Lambasie was crossing a strect last night when an automobile knocked him down. Lambasie sot up. The motorist got out and knocked his victim down again —this time with his fist. When Lamb:sie got to his feet again the motorist was speeding away.

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The Chamber of Commerce is charged with “making an effort to defeat organization of employees through its officers working along with company officers.”

23 DIE IN TRAIN WRECK BARCELONA, March 30 (U. PJ). —Twenty-three persons were killed and 10 gravely injured yesterday when an electric train collided with a gasoline truck near Valencia.

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COX IS NOW ONE OF "HAPPIEST MEN IN THE STATE, HE SAYS

Ten Years’ Suffering Overcome by Retonga After He Had Lost Hopé of Regaining Health, He Gives Facts to Public for Benefit of Others.

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just another trouble for me. I was so toxic from bad elimination that I had backaches, pains in my arms and legs, and headaches that would last for days at a time for which I couldn't get any relief “I am 70 years old and I had just figured there wasn’t any chance to get my health back at my age when I heard of Retonga. The very first bottle convinced me it was the right medicine and I kept on taking itt Now I eat anything I want with no bad consequences. My kid-

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