Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 June 1938 — Page 4

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STATE YOUTHS AT FORT HERE

FOR C.M.T.C,

Tents Augment Barracks as Post Assumes WarTime Size.

Ft. Benjamin Harrison prepared | to assume war-time proportions to- | day as Hoosier youths arrived at the post for the year's first Citizen's Military Training Camp, beginning |

Saturday

Scores of tents will augment reg- | i

ular army barracks for the annual encampment of voluntary trainees,

Ordained Priest THREE GARAGES

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BURGLARS HERE

Tools, Auto Parts, Radio and

Fishing Tackle Valued At $96 Stolen.

Three garage burglaries were in-

~ cluded in a series of thefts reported

The Rev, Fr. Richard Sullivan (above) son of Mr. Leo P, Sullivan, has been ordained at Notre Dame

to nolice today.

A bag of fishing tackle worth $10!

was stolen from the garage of J. H. Call, 2129 Carrollton Ave, he reported. Entrance was gained by breaking the windows. Another garage theft was reported

Protest Action Of Government

In Indian Case

LOS ANGELES, June 30 (U.P) — Clubwomen claimed today to have 100,000 names on a petition protesting the Government's treatment of Mrs. Laura Barnett, widow of Jackson Barnett, the “world’s richest Indian.” They plan to have 200,000 before

the petition is sent to Washington, said Mrs. L. R. Wharton, retiring president of the Pleiades Club. They ask that the Government recognize Mrs. Jackson as the Indian's widow and heir to his rich estate.

A mass meeting at the Unitarian Church was scheduled by the women for Friday. Mrs. Wharton said Rep. McGroarty (D. Cal.) and Burr Mc-

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Oklahoma Indian hogan to a Wilshire Blvd. mansion here. “Legally, we know we can do nothing,” explained Mrs. Wharton. “But we hope our petition may carry some weight. After all, she took care of Mr. Barnett for 18 years. We are considering the principle of the thing.”

CAPTURED ARSONIST BLAMES DIGESTION

CHICAGO, June 30 (U. P))— Over-eating caused Steve Litviak, 25, to set 19 fires since Jan. 1, he told authorities today. “Everytime I over-ate I got nervous indigestion and the only thing that wodld relieve it was to set a fire and watch the firemen roar to | work,” Litviak explained. He was captured by battalion | chief Harry Scheckel after two 14-year-old boys reported Litviak was | acting suspiciously with a card- | board box filled with newspapers.

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| by A. G. Corey, 2255 Columbia Ave., | who said a $35 auto radio was taken | from his automobile. Charles Easterday, 3340 N. Euclid | Ave, told officers a dial indicator | valued at $30 was taken from his car which was parked in the 2800 | block on N. Sherman Drive.

Intosh, an actor, wiil speak. After a long fight the Government established that the marriage | was invalid on the grounds that | Mrs. Barnett was mentally incom- | petent, The tall, dark-haired white | woman took Barnett away from an |

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Col. Li. A. Kunzig, camp commander, said. The present training period is to end July 30. Another one-month

camp is to begin Aug 1. Staff Sergt. John J. Hoffman of the 11th In-

University. He celebrated his first mass at the SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral Sunday morning. Father Sullivan has studied in Notre Dame and at Gregorian University at Rome, Italy.

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fantry is to be camp sergeant-ma jor during both periods. Sergts. William A. Wasson of Dana and Myron Collins of Wabash are to be person- | nel sergeant-major and assistant | sergeant-major, respectively. Military instruction will be given | cadets by regular Army officers. |

Army Officers in Charge i

C. M. T.-C. company first ser-] geants will be Sergts. Darby Me- | Monigle, Co. A: George Adkins, Co. | B: Virgil Ross, Co. G; William M. | Long, Co. D: John W. Whitehead, EB; Dalga A. Williams, Co. Fi | Robert W. Ingram, Co. G; Thomas | L. Bough, Co. H; E. E. Rose, also Co. H, and Howard A. Harvey, cadet | band | Mess sergeants will be Sergts. | Harry H. Harvey, Arthur Alford, | Charles T. Williams, Joseph P. Monduck and Sam Byrd, all of the 1ith Infantry, and Leo J. Smith of | the 19th Field Artillery. Staff Sergt. Alexander J. Rouch is to be in charge of headquarters | for reserve officers on duty with the | camps. He also is to'supervise the camp's plans and training office. Among ‘enrollees for this month's camp are Robert V. MeVyay, 411 N Meridian St. and Virgil'W. Samms Jr., 4021 N, Illinois St.

Fort to Construct New Buildings

Following notification of a $580,000 PWA grant, plans were under way today for immediate construction of seven new buildings and an addi-

SKATE PLANT LOOTED |

An electric motor, attachments, an

j | RAVENNA, O, June 30 (U. P.).—| emery wheel and several wrenches, All roller skaters in this vicinity are all worth $21 were stolen from the

being sharply scrutinized by police. | garage of P. W. Warren,

69, 1815

| Some thieves recently stole 125 sets | Carrollton Ave, he told police. | of skate wheels from the Francis |

Carrie Miles, 38, Negro, 311 Min-

Baldwin Rink Skate Wheel Com- |erva St, reported the theft of $12

pany here,

i from her home.

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COLLEGE STATUS STUDIED EVANSVILLE, June 30 (U. P).— Committees of the Indiana Methodist Episcopal Church Conference and the Chamber of Commerce today are studying a proposal to turn Evansville College over to the City of Evansville to be operated as a municipal institution. The college does have sufficient income for its needs, committee members were informed yesterday.

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