Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 June 1938 — Page 2

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DON'T BE LAZY IN

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CYCLING . .

Fhis fs a pictorial series on how NOT (6 vide a hieyele. Robert Moss is demonstrating for thousands of

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AS VICTIM HURLS TEAR GAS BOMB

Taxi Driver Recovers Cash From Joh Hunter Is Fleeced.

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PAPERS’ OFFERS TO UNION IS REJECTED

PITTERURCGH, June 18 (tf po 1 mal remained Pittsburgh's which yesterday emplovees: of an A R for a elosed 1 A Hnion contract

MAIN IENRNECE (18 ws ¥ today on two 1ewspane!l SAE Hon when wir : contend a contrast management of the ¢ And the Pittsburgh debasive ciple of trade unions cepntance debasive ta and could

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UNAWARE OF TWO

STILLS ON HIS FARM |

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said he Was unaware perationg until the ralders ned hi they had confiscated tills of 80 and 18 gallons each nash and 18 gallons untaxed jor concealed on hig land I'he still operators escaped

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Memary Is the Treasury and Guardian of All Things

hirkey Grollie £ hurley as

fellow eyelists the dangers of holding on to 4 moving vehicle to save a little pedaling.

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{ foot wall of the Croton aqueduct

The auto driver e evelist under the wheels,

HOLDUP FOILED Physical Examinations INDIANA G.0,P, WPA to Study Mark Start of Legion's Boys’ State Here for 600

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Parties to Organize Early for Election of Officers | Who Are to Rule Camp; Firet Program le Sehedled Tonight; Law Students Named to Staff,

Physical examinations and registration today were te open the see anhiial Boys State, the American Legion's self-governing camp, for fore this B00 hove fom throlghott Thaiana fhe camp at the Fair Groundg ig one of several beihg held under ih atzpliees throtghout the hation for training boys (hh government Sfiindamentals through Actual ex

COURT EREES D+: vo vas IN HARLAN CASE

gion State treastirer, wag to conduct Judge Directs Aetuittal for

physical examinations A, LL Mbudy, Waterloo, Legion Lack of Any | Evidence.

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past district commander, who will be In charge of assembly by eitisg and formation of the Bove 8tate was to explain the ealeus and elee. | Hon ih A cAmpARign between the Federalist” and “Nationalist” parties | Firet Program Tonight GG. BR Green, Indianapolis, impersonater of Abraham Lincoln, ig to Appear the firet assénibly pro gram tonight Judge Wilfred Brad shaw, Rove State director last vear, Will welcome bove in the ahsence of Mayor Boeteher, The Rev, Ceorge Moorman will pronounces the inve cation Henry Orner, Plainfield, 1&8 camp athletic director. Musical programs during the week are to be directed | | by inetruetore from the Floyd Jones | Behoo! of Bacred Miisie. | Howard M. Meyer, Indianapolis, [dean of couneelors, today had announced his staff, whieh 1&8 com. the defence will take at least three | posed for the most part of senior weeks | IAW students Judge HH. Chiteh Ford ordered Raff fe fisted

directed verdicts of acquittal late They were: Walter Hiner,

vesterday for four defendants on the grounds that ih the mountain | fgeawn, Fred Ryker, George Calvert, | | Portwood 1. Abbett, Clarence #8 |

of proof the Government had piled Hp there WAR Ho piece of evidence i ponneeting the four with 4 eonspir- | Boyd, Walter Nolte, © William H inion organizers out | Heling, Robin Sime, Curtis Free. of Harlan County and and Charles B MeDowell, Ma tion County: Carl FF. Henthorn Warnetown: Frank WW. Campbell,

As At he made hie ruling Noblesville: James PP Savage, Rock

William H Sienknechit, general manager of the Blue Diamond Coal port; Qeorge CC DAVIE, Markle; Mike Havean, fthdiana Harbor!

Co. and Charles B, Biurehfsld, an official of the Rlack Star Coal Co. out of the courtroom, free Frank Crawford Jr. and Frank Mil Until that moment they had (er, Terre Haute: Olver 1). Wheatbeen liable, in event of conviction 16y, Tipton: Jack Walther, Rushville; to a 85000 fine each and 10 years in Robert Hubert Dirks, Creencastie: prison Gerald Fisher, Zionsville, and David Companies Win Acguittale Crayeraft and George A. 8Bwinn, Noblesville When Mr, 8ienknecht and Mr : Ld Alternates were Richard Ware, | Ritch field won acgiiittale, their com Richard Vogler and James 8. Wate | riner, Indianapolis Camp mes.

patiies did go, too, The Judge's ri! ing ited the Blie Diamond Co. and : engere are Charles Beckman and George Hues:

oy it Sl ste LEGION POST HOUSE REMODELING IS SET

Before this acquittal seven other defendants had escaped trial by death, fliness, pleas of nole con tenders and dismissals A Hard battle wag expected on the te of whether the defendant etm Remodeling of the THiman tH were enedged in IRtrStALe | yaianle Post homie of the American commen % Rnd Ls a Legion, which the post hae just purNat a Te ae Fides Ftd wei. | chased, Will begin within a few Nett the J8aLE BY SAVE TUT weeks, It was announced today. A o y : i { Drum and Bugle Corpse room, the I to not think it Ie essential | gepangion of the assembly hall and for the Government te prove actual | construction of elk rOOME Are In. obstruction of or interference with | ojided in the plane : interstate commerce I hink | Alpert Meurer, distriet command. he power of Congress to secure the | op and Ralph Cregg, national judge tights of employees, which are in AHVOCARLS, Are to be special guests At A meeting Monday when the | judge advocate 18 to present to Rohe ert B, Skelton, she Post command. or, A diamond past commander's button in recognition of hie having

volved here, and whieh are charged th have heen interfered with ag the led the Post to an all-time high in membership,

Ky, June 18 (U4 Pp) Death, tlinesg and techiical points of law had reduced the number of defendants in the Harlan coal coh epitacy trial today from 88 to 58 On Motiday the remaining 58 have thelr day in court as the trial goes into ite sixth week Those still oh trial consist of 17 coal eorpora19 mine eseciitives and 29 peace officers of Harlan

LONDON on

tinne formes County Charles I. Dawson, chief defense has hig fret chanee to call withesees Monday and it is expected that presentation of the case for

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struction of interstate commerce.

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 1038

His twin brother, Richard Moss, ig demonstrating the folly of “show

ing off" with (Fricke on the hicvele,

In event of sudden emergency he

couldn't get his feet out of the handle-Bars soon ennush 16 stop.

TO HEAR BARTON How Schooling pyERAGE $9,504

AT CONVENTION Has Aided 7000

Bobbitt to Meet With Senate

Candidates to Complete Parley Plans.

With Rep. Bruce Barton (BR. N Y.) Announesd A8 the kevhole speaker for the thdiana Reptiblican Convention June 28 and 29. Aveh N Bobbitt, State 3. OO. P. chairman thay Was to meet with candidatae for the tf 82 8enate to complete final arrangements Rep. Charles Halleck will introduce Mr Barton, New York attthot and advertising man who Was elected th Congress from a New York City district Rep. Halleck also will serve as temporary chairman of (he conven tion, which will be held either at

(R. Ind)

| the Butler University Fieldhouse of | AL the Fal Grounds Coliseum, Me | Bobbitt said

Mi. Barton af AR Authot

has heen prominent and advertising man einee 1907 Probably hig best known And most widely read hook was “The Man Nobody Knows a study of the 1ife of Christ He was elected to Congress in the firet political eampalgn he ever made by a majority of 3800

Urges G. 0. P. to Elect Strong Congress

James B. Watson, former Benator, told the Perry Republican Club last night that the nation should elect a strong Cone grees in 1038 He sald that in epite of all the money spent by the Administration, “industry 18 Aatter today than when Roosevelt became President “What does it propose to do abotit Why, do the same thing over Borrow more money, pit more peo ple on the Pederal paviolls and continue to follow policies that were utterly fatuous and fallacious in the beginning Herman ©. Wolff, Republican candidate for Maver, told the elub that “it ig outrageots that the Dem ocratie administration now ig he ginning to tax S-vear-old children when they want to go swimming in

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| city pools”

SHAPIRO GETS 3 YEARS

(tr pH Chirrah”

NEW YORK, 18

June

000.000 a vear fur dressing industry, and described by Comen ag “the feroeiotie killer” in this eity war sentenced last night te three years in the penitentiary and a fine

| of $15,000

He was convicted in Federal Court of having cavsed “a reign of terror” in the city's fur dressing centers in vinlation of the anti-trust law,

Profitable patronage is a matter of preponderant consequence in the busi. ness world, It is the real substance of business guccess—~Evidently it ie weighty enough to he subject to the law of gravity, It gravitates to the institution that serves Ite patrons best,

Such an interpretation of the law of gravity means something more to all of ue than being enutious about falling down and bumping our heads. The moet desirable positions and the fattest pay enve: lopes gravitate to the people who become the moet useful to humanity.

Dave Henderson Bowes Beal Fast Corp. Indianapolis, Ind.

Fownehip |

WPA

glimmer

Bixieen workers are learning

T7000 formes

spend the

has happened to In

dianapolie school pupils [(* The siihieets of the survey are the

ptipils who enrolled in local high |

sehoolg in the fall terms of 1920 and 1033 what wave their sfhool training helped them in later life, according th H 1. Harshman sehools admin jatrative research director Rests of BUFVEY Are (6 he Hef to adiuel the sehoble' curricula, Mr. Harshman said

K. OF C. CANDIDATES WILL BE INITIATED

40 candidates for the third degree orders is hy the Knights of afternoon at and Dela

the

A clase of second and to be initiated Colitmhig tomorrow their auditorium, 13th ware Sts District Dépiity Daniel T. Doyle will be in charge of the second de gree and the third degree will ‘he exemplified by Paul Kade! Tefre Haute district deputy Following the inttiations a banquet to he held at the Indianapolis Club at 7 p. m Gilbert BE. Powell Ind, deptity-elect, ig to principal speaker. John T. Roeap Indianapolis Grand Knight, 1s to act as toastmaster and musie will be provided by the Pasquale Monhtant Ensemble. The arrangements committee includes Wiliam J Greener, chairman; Cletus Broek. er, Vineent Concannon, Anton 8ochar and Joseph Culligan

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Albany be the

New

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The object is to And out in |

GET A BREAD-BASKET,

Few eycliste are expert enough to handle an emergency with only one hand on the steerin

BOY . " ’ . * » * . * " . . r . .

11 6 Plt 4 g anparatus,

Carrying large hundles in one arm not only obstructs the rider's vision of traMe hazards but reduces his

competency in keeping balance,

SPEEDING FINES

Involuntary Case Ordered Continued Until June 29.

Twenty-eight speeders paid fines averaging #080 each as Municipal Court Judge John MeNelis disposed of a heavy traffic slate at the rate of ons defendant each minute and A half, The case of a with involuntary

motorist charged manslaughter in

| connection with the traffe death of

Athletie

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Aa M.year-6ld woman was ted until June 20. T'we persons were Injured in accidents last night Beventy-gix drivers, the majority arrested avernight, faced Judge MeNelis Fourteen had their eases continued and six were distharged The rest paid fines and costs totals ing A286 Arrest of Charies © Pacely, 38, of 36368 Eastern Ave, on the invels uyntary manslaughter was ordered by Dr E.R. Wilson, Cotinty coroner, after He heard testimony of wits nessee Woman Dies

Mt. Pacely 18 alleged to have driven the ear that struck an auto June 7 at 25th Bt Ave, driven by Leonard V. Wehh, 24, of 108 W. North Bt. Misa Bers nice 8iroud, 24, of 108 W. North 8t., A passenger in the Webb car died June 8 of Injuries received in the crash, Nelson Davidson, 22, of New Palos tine, was treated for body bruises

A Two-Gun Humorous

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Beginning Thursday,

76 FACE JUDGE

to | what |

Manslaughter

contin. |

and Highland |

There is danger of swerving over in front of an auto

[abt City Hospital after tha ear he [was driving collided with another | driven by Frank Moore R. R, 6, Hox 341, at Raymond Bt. and Pleasant

WEST SIDE GROUPS rs ve ARRANGE AIR SHOW

| Dorothy Newman, 16, of 2017 Event to Recall Section’s | Moore Ave, was injured when struck 9 is ‘by a taxi while riding her bicycle Part in Aviation. | at Boutheastern and State Aves, : Police sotight a hit<fun motorist who erashed into the rear of an ato driven by Mrs Busie Bookotit, 27. of 317 B. North Bt, at New York [and Alabama Sts

Demonstrating the part played by the West Bide in the City's development, civie organizations of that area are {to sponsor an Air show at Municipal Airport on Aug, 14, The announcement was made fols lowing a meeting at Mount Jackson Banatarium last night. The central organization is to be known as West | Bide Oltizens, Ine The show program ig to two hours of stunt flying hibitions by builders of | LEAVENWORTH, Kat, June 18| powered model airplanes (tJ. P) Rov Gardner hegan life | Artangements committee members

| anew today at 52. Hix CAresr AS A | are I'homas Naumesek, Frank Stroy,

| train robber and convict behind him, | John Petrovich, Mra. Anna O=ven, | Gardner accepted a $50 a week job | Mra Anns Brand, William Burcham, from the man who put him behind | Charles Leap, Ancil Morton, Harry | prison bare 17 VeArs Ago. Olark, Vietor Rigot, Carl Degner, Gardner is going to Ban Francisco | Arthur Nay, Irvin McNeely, Rays

[t6 work in the film exchange owned | mond Davis, Morley Hunt, Earl [by Lewis Boonay. 1t was Mr. Booney | Wiseman, Harold Wilson, Maurice

y ‘ris 1s fl who, as a policeman in Centralia, | BIIOH and Motris Lindemoo .

Wash, captured Gardner and was | rnc oo

given A $5000 reward | Mr. Boooney used the money to New Low Prices on Watch and Jewelry

| start the Ailm exchange. He {olf that |

[It was Gardner who had helped him | to find a profitable business, so he 7 Skilled Craftsmen At your service, Odd shaped

| decided that when the one-time orystals fitted while you wait,

| notorious robber was freed he would |

aviation

Freed Robber i ‘ Gets Job From

- Former Captor

inclias and exs gasolirias

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offer him a job,

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“Save that sangwidge,” commanded a rasping voice and if people can | jump a foot in the air from sitting positions, Kelly and Joe jumped it. As & a matter of fact they jumped straight into the most exciting, hilarious adventure of their lives. But train your sights for it yourself. Watch for the new story, Holdup "Honeymoon. ™