Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 May 1938 — Page 12

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‘THEY'RE MINE.’ IS CRY OF TWINS’ RIVAL ‘FATHERS’

Doctor Hopes to Persuade Claimants to Take a | Baby Each.

Ersing, 24, and Lansarin Timoteo, 26, each of whom claims to be the | father of the same set of twins, | meet today to debate a suggestion that they end their dispute by dividing the babies between them. | | | | |

| { | CHICAGO, May 19 (U. P.).—Luis

Dr. Herman N. Bundesen, president of the Board of Health, sug- | gested this compromise. He had tested samples of their blood against | .- | samples of the blood of the twins. | But it helped not at all. It showed that either could have been the | is father, or, conceivably, that both |

might have been. is claimed by two men.

Tiny Subjects of ‘Paternal’ Row

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Times-Acme Telephoto.

Dr. Herman N. Bundesen, president of Chicago's Board of Health, shown beside the incubator of little Jose De Jesus and Ana Maria, twin babies, who have no legal father, but paternity of whom

Neither of the disputants is willing to yield.

“I don’t know what to do,” Dr. Bundesen said, “except to get them together, Perhaps I can persuade them to divide.” The babies, Jose de Jesus and Ana Maria, are 28 days old. Dr. Bundesen took them to the County Hospital when authorities found them sharing one dingy room with Mr. Ersing, his mother, two dogs and a cat. Mr. Ersing claimed paternity when it was learned the babies had

TWO GIVEN PRISON TERMS AS BURGLARS

Chicagoans Admit Nappanee Postoffice Crime.

‘| diana State Prison.

paroled last month from the InThey were convicted for impersonating Federal officers in the shakedown of a local tavern operator.

Other sentences were imposed on John Vanrassen of South Bend, three months for transporting alcohol, and Rafel Gonzales of Gary, two years for peddling marijuana for a Midwestern dope ring.

RECORDS FROM 12 EMPLOYERS LACKING

Director Jackson Reports Filing by 9400.

Only 12 Indiana employers have not filed all the records of their employees’ earnings for 1937 as required under the State Unemployment Compensation Law, Clarence A. Jackson, Unemployment Compensation Division director, announced today. He said 9400 other employers have filed, exemplifying “the excellent co-operation which employers have given the Unemployment Compensation Division.” Ten of the 12 owe reports for only one quarter and two for three quarters, he said. For the same period of 1937 he reported, 306 employers have not made their monthly payments to the State Unemployment Compensation Division, and of this number 16 have filed no compensation re-

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1938

Lip Reading Contest for School Pupils to Be Today

A tournament to determine the most capable lip reader in Indian-

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Contestants will be scored on the accuracy of repeating and comprehension of passages spoken, and the winner will be awarded a silver

loving cup. Four pupils, winners in elimina-

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senal Technical High School, Wash- |

ington High School, Manual Training High School and a junior high school will participate. They are students of Miss Louise Padou, instructor in lip reading in the city schools. Judges for the contest are to be Miss Mabel Goddard, English department head, and Mrs. Barbara Bearing, both of Technical High School, and Miss Vivian Ely, of Washington High School. Miss Janet Shaw, League for the Hard of Hearing director, will present the trophy at the conclusion of the contest.

FRANKLIN, May 19.—The Franklin College choir is to make its final out-of-town appearance May 22 at the First Baptist Church in Indianapolis. Glenn M. Seitz is to be the offertory soloist. Special guests at the 7:30 p. m. service are to be Franklin College alumni.

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been born in his room. Then Mr. Timoteo appeared and said he was the father. Both professed love for the mother, a 36-vear-old widow, who has 12 other children, eight of | whom are living. The two men nearly came to blows in Dr. Bundesen's office |

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SOUTH BEND, May 19 (U. P.) — Two Chicago men were given fouri year sentences here yesterday in | U. S. District Court for the burglary | of the Nappanee, Ind. Dostomte / Sept. 5, 1937.

CHILDREN TO GIVE PLAY

Times Special SHELBYVILLE, May 19.— The

Federal Judge Thomas W. Slick | | kindergarten class of the Thomas when the question arose as to who Tee Mangus Olson, 55, and | A. Henricks School is to present its should sign the birth certificate as; Al Hillman, 68, both of Chicago. | y the father. | They pleaded guilty. Stamps and | YEISion Ui "Sptw. With wit nk Mr. Ersing and Mr. Timoteo were | cash amounting to $7500 were stolen | Seven Dwarfs” May 24. Under the very proud of the babies, and each | from the postoffice. | supervision of Mrs. Everett W. insisted on visiting them at the hos- Among seven prisoners placed on | Smith the children, 3 to 6 years old, pital. Both are married and both | Probation were William D. Bushong, | are to give a performance before said thev did not know where their | 33. and Otto W. Switzer, 47, former [the Tri Kappa Sorority at the wives were. Since they have not | St- Joseph County constables | Strand Alcazar at 7'p. m. obtained legal separations. neither | - ————— can marry the mother of the twins. | The babies don’t look alike,” Dr. | Bundesen said, “which supports | the possibility that they may have different fathers, but these men won't listen to that.”

FUNERAL DIRECTORS PRESIDENT SPEAKS

Co-operation among businessmen had been urged today by Herbert R. | Wald, Indiana Funeral Directors’ Association president, in his annual | address. “Our relationship with the] coroner, hospital, physician and other agencies is of the finest and we wish to render every service possible to those working with us,” Mr. | Wald said Roy Summers, Chicago, was | elected president of the Indiana supply salesmen’s club and Jack | Donawald and E. W. Morrow, both | of Indianapolis, vice president and ! secretary-treasurer, respectively.

CONTRACTORS HIT | AT POLICIES OF WPA

FRENCH LICK, May 19 (U. P.).| —A resolution adopted at the final | session of the spring meeting of the | Associated General Contractors of America today demanded an immediate change in work relief policies of the WPA. The resolution stated that policies of the WPA have brought about a concentration of the great majority of relief workers on construction projects, and that these relief workers are replacing trained construction workers in their own field.

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