Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 April 1938 — Page 11

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* REPORT YOUTHS * ADMIT LOOTING 50 PARKED CARS

Would-Be Assailant Flees as:

‘Woman Screams; Sewing Machine Stolen. Police today investigated one

holdup and two burglaries while they claimed that two 16-year-old

prisoners had confessed to break-

ing into more than 50 parked automobiles. : ‘Miss Lillian Borgman, 34, of 336

Prospect St, complained to wuolice

that she was grabbed by a man who stepped from a dark alley in N. Delaware St. 400 block. She said he fled when she screamed. Vernon Routh, 22, of 534 Black St., reported that he was held up and robbed of $10.50 at Blake. an® Michigan Sts. Miss Jean Burrin, of 1639 N. Ala- | bama St., said a sewing machine valued at $150 was stolén from her apartment. Reports Purse Stolen

Mrs. Sallie Chesterson of 2625 E Michigan St. reported ‘that while

she was upstairs putting her ¢hil- |:

dren to bed, a burglar entered the home and took her purse containing $8. Joe Dugan, 22, of 3014 W.10th Bt. and Dusan Nagovan, 27, of 702 Haugh St., complained that someone fired a shot at them while they were standing near the latter’s heme. van’s sweater. Police said that the two 16-year= old youths confessed breaking into the 50 machines while they were parked on the North Side. They were arrested while allegedly attempting to sell accessories. The holdup late Monday of the Denison Social Association, 140 E. Wabash St., was revealed in reports to police. The complaint said $100 was obtained from L. G. Rexroth.

EVANGELICAL SYNOD

OPPOSES NAVY BILL |

NEW ALBANY, April 29 (U. P) —

The Indiana district of the Evan=| gelical Synod of North America was |

on record today as opposed to the Government's big Navy bill. Resolutions passed by delegates at the closing session of the group's 49th ‘annual conference yesterday provided that a letter of protest be sent President Roosevelt. : Dr. F. P. Puhlmann of Indianap-

olis was re-elected president. Other | -

LOCAL PUPILS SEEK

‘|Herman Raab, both of Indianap-

A bullet ripped Mr. Nago-

MATHEMATICS TITLE

Times Special’ BLOOMINGTON, April 2 ~The | Indiana finals of the eighth annual high school mathematics - contests were to be held at Indiana University today. with 158 students competing. Indianapolis pupils who were to compete in the -geometry division were to include John C. Shirk, Lloyd Myers, Roy Richard and Josephine| Schlenk, Edward Eberhardt and

olis, were to compete in the comprehensive field, covering algebra, plane and solid geometry and arithmetic fundamentals.

officers are: The Rev. A. G. Schanke, |.

Ft. Thomas, Ky., vice president; the Rev. H. E, J. Neumann, Cincinnati,

secretary; William D. Schott, Louis-

ville, Ky., treasurer.

DOG ‘ADVISES’ FAST TO CURE HAY FEVER

DETROIT, April 29 (U. P.)— George McKenna, 44, stuck out his tongue at a mirror today, gave free rein to his “doggy instinct” and decided his body was so impure— what with hay fever and things— that he would have to continue his fast at least up to 50 days. In the last 40 days “Dog Lore McKenna” has withered from 150 pounds to a bare 90. But he was confident that a little dog named “Fox” didn’t steer him wrong 10 years ago when, according to Mr. McKenna, the mongrel cured himself of mange or something by going on a water diet. McKenna’s fast originated as a cure for hay fever.

“DUELLING CAUSE”

AUSTIN, Tex., April 29 (U.P) .— Secretary of State Edward Clark estimates it will cost $10,000 to eliminate one hangover from the oxcart era from the Texas oath of office. Clark began official advertisement of a state constitutional amendment to strike the “duelling clause” from the oath.

Pretty Jacqueline : Dunn _spent half her days with : airplanes and the rugged “daring chaps WH® - run ‘them. Yet she. denied any interest in men. Glib- . ~ly she talked only of an “aviation career. That is, until the day bronzed Roger Breckner zoomed into her consciousness. She learned then where a woman's life begins “and a career ends. But’ find out for yourself in 3 the dramatic new serial

t a : Manday, May 2

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AIS NAMED BY NEW LEADER OF INDIANA O. ES.

Mrs. Ruth Miers, Greensburg, Installed as Worthy - Grand Matron.

‘Mrs. Ruth Miers, Greensburg; to-}: day headed the Indiana grand]

| chapter, Order of Eastern Star. fol-

lowing installation as worthy grand matron. In charge of the. ceremonies for d officers at the closing session

of the 64th annual meeting of the | Mrs

state organization at Cadle Tabernacle last night were: Mrs... Hazel Thompson Coats, Veedersburg, . past grand matron, assisted by Mrs. Lettie Ferguson | Dickey, Ft. Wayne, past grand matron; Mrs. Daisy M. Crist, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Josephine Brown, Rushville, past grand matrons, marshals; Mrs. Rose L. Malcolm

‘and’ Mrs. Frances. Price, Shapiains, ‘and ‘Mrs, ‘Vera Ginn, warden.

Mrs. Miers Sppoisiied; the follow-

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fayette, grand marshal; Mrs. Flore ence Smith, Michigan oy, ‘grand organist: Mrs. Mary Ellen Sible, Huntington, grand Adah;. Mrs. Ruth Cosand, Kokomo, grand Ruth; . Gladys. Riddle, Connersville, grand Esther; Mrs. Ruth Morris, Fipten, grand Martha; Mrs. Harriet Reeves, Indianapolis, grand Electa; Mrs. Carrie Kemper, Osgood, grand warder, and Noble Johnson, Terre Haute, grand sentinel. Deputies ‘named by Mrs. Miers were: Mrs. © Nellie Blood, Mrs. Mildred ‘Brocksmith, Freelandville; Mrs. Oma Lonigan, Milltown; Mrs. Hazel Hamilton, Medora; Mrs. Maude Dowdy, Conwell; Mrs. Lucile M. Patterson, Franklin; Mrs. Ber-

rt, ‘nice Hudson, Stanford; Mrs. Mazo H. Turner, Knightsville; Mrs, Mary

Bible, Waynetown; Miss Alberta Tottleben, Carmel; Mrs. Merle Kes= ter, Indianapolis; Mrs. Lula Beaver; Newcastle; Mrs. Mabel Wingate, Hartford city: Mrs. Margaret Huenefeldt, Ft. Wayne; Mrs. Nellie G. Bond; Frankfort; Mrs. Flora Bartlett, Attica; Mrs. Mary Louise Rhinehart, Francesville; Mrs. Almena Malotte, Converse; Mrs. Cathan La Porte; Mrs. Anna

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TRY FISH ‘SAUSAGE

BERLIN, part of the: campaign to Sneourage on the mariet.

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