Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 August 1938 — Page 18

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THRE. DISGUISED GUNMAN SOUGHT AFTER HOLDUP

Flees Drug Store With Day’s

’ Receipts; Bandit Suspect Remains Critical.

A tape-disguised gunman Yho robbed the Harbison Drug Store, 1740 E. 10th St., of an undetermined amount of money last night was Sought: by police today. 8 Louis S. Stewart of 815 Jefferson, store manager, told police he was counting the day's receipts when the bandit entered. The gunman scooped up the money and escaped west on 10th St. in an auto, he told police. Meanwhile, the condition Thomas Hill, 33, one of two theft ts shot by deputy sheriffs early Tuesday, remained in critical condition at City Hospital kee. The condition of Edward White, 43 was reported fair.

Reports Wine Stolen

Theft of a diamond ring valued at $800, while he was in the bar of a downtown hotel, was reported to police by Arthur Leiter, Connersville. He told police he removed the ring from his finger to show dt to some chance companions. He said he never got the ring back, James J. Hill, a wine salesman, reported that his car parked at New York St. and Capitol Ave. last night was entered and two cases of wine and a traveling bag containing clothing valued at $115 were stolen. Edgar A. Poe, manager of a filling station at the same corner, reported the theft last night of four tires valued at $50. » Paul Overman, 2840 School St. told police that while he was in an E. 30th St. grocery yesterday his bankbook containing $42 in bills was taken from a counter.

Misses Mother's

Funeral Despite Policemen’s Aid

CHICAGO, Aug. 25 (U. P).— Marital difficulties landed Forrest Webb Holder in County Jail last

April and he could not get out for his mother’s funeral even with the help of the Connersville, Ind., police. He went to jail because he failed to post a $1500 bond, insuring his yesidence within the jurisdiction of the court where a divorce suit filed by his wife was pending. Mrs. Holder got the divorce in June, but the court order calling for the bond mistakenly was allowed to stand, so Mr. Holder remained in jail. Connersville . authorities wired Chicago officials yesterday asking if Mr. Holder could be released to attend his mother’s funeral. The reply was that nothing could be done until Superior Judge J. J. Lupe, who committed Mr. Holder, returned from his vacation next

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RELEASE DISCOVERY OF STAR’S ECLIPSE

‘AUSTIN, Tex., Aug. 25 (U, P).— The first major discovery from the William McDonald Observatory— that -the bright star Mu Sagittarii undergoes eclipse every 180 days— has been announced by Dr. Otto Struve, codirector of the observatory. “The discovery of an eclipse which repeats itself every 180 days in a bright star is an important matter in itself,” Dr. Struve wrote the University of Texas. “The improtance is enhanced by the fact that the phenomenon is quite similar to that observed in the eclipsing of the large double star, Epsilon Aurigas, much discussed by astronomers a year ago,” Dr. Struve added.

CONSIDER REFUGEE COLONY IN CANADA

EDMONTON, Alberta, Aug. 25 (U. P.).—The possibility ot setting up a , large colony of Jewish refugees in Alberta or British Columbia is being investigated by Keith H. Williams, British financier. *Mr. Williams disclosed on arrival here that he had been requested by a group of British ‘newspaper peers,” whose names he would not -disclose, to study conditions in Alberta to ascertain whether 80.000 men and women Jewish refugees from Germany and Central European countries could be established in the province.

SAFETY RECORD SET BY BRITISH AIR LINES

LONDON, Aug. 25 (U. P). — Planes and flying boats flew 3,000,000 miles over the 4500 miles of Britain’s internal air lines last year without one serious accident, it is stated in the report on the Progress of civil Aviation. Civiasaircraft carried 161,500 passengers and handled 4300 tons of freight and mail during 1937. Four fatal accidents occurred to Imperial Airway aircraft abroad, but it is pointed out that nearly 10,000,000 passenger miles were flown on the regular services during the year for each passenger killed.

GIRLS ‘WAVE’ THEIR WAY AROUND WORLD

LONDON, Aug. 25 (U. P.).—Two Canadian girls from White Wood, Faskatchewan, who are “waving” their way round the world, have opened a temporary hair dressing

shop in Sunderland. The girls are

Lena Ramsey and Ida Isabelle, daughters of ranchers.

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OLYMPIA, ‘Wash. Aug. 25 (U. P.) —State’s Attorney Smith Troy today announced that at the trial of Dr. K. W. Berry on charges of kidnaping and assaulting Irving Baker, 37, he would introduce evidence

that would “shake the state.” Mr. Troy declined to say what< the evidence was, but indicated that it had to do with a three-day party at a summer cottage. He said the party was attended by prominent, residents of Tacoma, Seattle and Bremerton, many of whom he. said would be called to testify at Dr. Berry’s trial.

Dr. Berry previously had said it was at a Fourth of Juy party when Mr. Baker, a former Coast Guard officer, was too attentive to Elizabeth Berry, the physician's attractive 27-year-old wife. Several days before the attack on Mr. Baker, Dr. Berry had complained to authorities about the friendliness of the former Coast Guard officer to his wife but he had declined to file charges. Dr. Berry and his wife moved in’ Olympia’s best social circles and often were guests of state officials. Three others have been charged with complicity in the kidnaping and assault. They are William McAloon, Robert W. Smith, dairyman for whom Dr. Berry had served as family physician, and James Reddick, taxi cab driver. Police also took into custody Harold Shars, taxi cab driver, who was charged with being an accessory. Authorities contended that he knew of the beating but failed to report

it. Mr. McAloon and Mr. Smith |

signed statements accusing Dr. Berry of instigating the plot against Mr. Baker, Mr. McAloon said he was too drunk to remember a great deal of what happened when Mr. Baker was taken to a lonely rock quarry, but he recalled a few incidents. “Berry tried to beat Baker into saying he seduced his wife at a party, but Baker denied that all the time Berry was kicking and beating him,” McAloon said.

CLEAN SHIRT QUEST ENDS IN HOSPITAL

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 25 (U. P.). —Because Rowland Clements, 36, in~ sisted on having a clean shirt at 5 a. m., St. Luke’s & Children’s Hospital received a patient with a bullet wound in his thigh. Mr. Clements had attempted to get his shirt from a hand laundry across the street, but the proprietor, thinking Mr. Clements was & burglar, shot him.

WOMAN, 102, GETS FRENCH WAR MEDAL

PARIS, Aug. 25 (U. P.).—The

medal of the War of 1870 and the cross of a front line soldier has been awarded to Mme. Joucla, aged 102.

Daughter of an army bandsman ancl wife of a bandsman, Mme. Joucls fcllowed the army in the war of 1870 as a nurse.

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Japanese Beetles Are Discovered in Six Hoosier Cities.

Having located the cities infected with Japanese beetles, the State ~onservation Department today prepared to remove its traps and to begin treatment to eliminate these insects. Beetles were trapped this year in Ft. Wayne, Indianapolis, Logansport, South Bend, East Chicago and Elkhart. Traps placed at Jeffersonville, Auburn, New Albany, Marion, Kokomo, Huntington, Lagrange, Gary, Crown Point, Whiting, Hammond, Hobart, Griffith, LaPorte, Anderson, Peru, Albion, Kendallville, Valparaiso, Mishawaka, Angola, Lafayette and Wabash showed these cities were not infected. The Conservation Department is co-operating with the U. S. Department of Agriculture in this elimination campaign. Treatment consists of an application of an arsenate of lead solution to the soil. Department officials said: the beetles first were reported in Indianapolis last year in the vicinity of Meridian and 30th Sts. The arsenate of lead treatment was used, and no beetles were found in that neighborhood this year. Report from several eastern states indicate that the Japanese beetle has caused heavy damage in those areas, officials said.

COMPANY TO REOPEN

LAFALETTE, Aug. 25 (U, P.).— The Alton Boxboard Co. was expect-

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T0 NEW SLAYING

Dwyer’ S Aocixation Backed

By Affidavit of Another 2 Witness.

(Copyright. 1938. by United Press) AUBURN, ‘Me, Aug. 25.—Paul

(Buddy) Dwyer, 19, serving a life

{ sentence for the same murder as

that of which former Deputy Sheriff Francis Carroll was con-

victed, has accused Carroll of a

third ‘murder, state prison officials revealed today. Carroll, like Dwyer, is serving a life sentence for the slaying of Dr. James G. Littlefield, South Paris physicion. He also was accused of but not tried for the murder of the doctor’s wife. Now, prison officials said, Dwyer has accused Carroll of slaying John W. Penney, Auburn filling station proprietor. Prison officials said er made his Accusation “about two months ago.” It was not disclosed, however, until today after the brother of a former state official in an affidavit had placed Carroll at Penney’s isolated filling station on the night of last May 18, the night on which Penney was beaten to death.

Probe Relationship

In accusing Carroll of the third slaying, Dwyer told prison officials that Carroll and the Penneys were related by marriage. Sheriff Rex

| V. Bridges of Androscoggin County

said he would interview the slain man's widow; Mrs. Viola Carroll Penney, concerning any such relationship. : Prison officials quoted Dwyer as saying that Carroll had visited the Penneys “many times” seeking funds to finance his escape from South Paris. Dwyer’s accusation, officials said, was that, refused money, Car= roll became involved in an argument with Mr. Penney that resulted in the lajter’s death. Though Dwyer was serving his life sentence at the time Mr. Penney was slain, Sheriff Bridges said this did no! preclude Dwyer’'s knowledge of Carroll's alleged visits to the Penneys. “He (Dwyer) had plenty of visitors at the prison,” the sheriff said. Police said that at first Mrs. Pen-

ney believed robbery had motivated

her husband’s murder, but that now she discounts that theory. : From his home at Turner, Sheriff Bridges told of the new turn in the investigation of the Penney slaying.

‘Came Voluntarily’

“Day before yesterday,” the Sheriff said, “George Violette, who says he is a brother of the late Neil Violette, former State Forestry Commisioner, came to my office voluntarily and made the sworn statement. : “It concerned events which supposedly transpired at the scene shortly before the killing of Penney. “I asked Mr. Violette why he had not made his report earlier, and he explained that he had no reason for suspecting a man who at that time was a deputy sheriff. “I am investigating Mr. Violette’s statement thoroughly. I questioned him all day yesterday and plan to question him further. Right now I am by no means satisfied that the statement is entirely correct. But if investigation confirms it, I probably will submit- the case to the Androscoggin Grand Jury next month.”

NOTE IN BOTTLE GOES 1000 MILES ON RIVER

NASHVILLE Tenn. Aug. 25 (U. P.).—A note sealed in a bottle and tessed into the Cumberland River has started a friendship between two boys more than 1000 miles apart. It began a year ago when Carl S. McMurray Jr. sealed three identical notes in three bottles and dropped them off the Woodland Street bridge here into the Cumberland River. The notes requested their finders to communicate with young McMurray. The bottles drifted down the river with the current. One of them navigated the Cumberland to the Ohio, and finally went down the Mississippi until it was washed ashore on the west bank of the stream at Plaquemine, La. There it was picked up by Percy | Herbert, who unsealed the bottle and answered the note.

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CARL GLESING., 43156 College. BR-41715. Cement floors, Walks. steps, driveways.

(Floor Sanders For Rent) FIR. janders, ook Dat no bout, tajoe, Ri'cs. (Furnace Bepaiion) [J] ~ 00.

. Cran om

ob or hour. Free|

nr Lines. 1207 8 flow Coac Yaad :

ig yacuum : 1] — Repair all Laer | inte: | .1-0081,

SAWS_Sharpening Brazing, 727 BE. Ohio.

CRAFT SAW & TOOL CO. RI-6126.

Farms—Suburban _ 20

Sell ell ($300 DOWN) or {rade ~ 38% A. 8 MI, SO. EAST. house, furnace, elect.. shade, fruit, on 1OUSes.

DAVIS REAL ESTATE CO. LOG CABIN 8§ m ) Mer. 9% 3 jan rge 5 Zl wor A foun ORIVER H. CLARK AGY re 5 BUYS a

Ya aess lot on South Emerson Ave.; $15 down er month. No restrictions, start "pu g at once. BERT WILHEIM, 2106 S. Emerson. 179 ACRES 23 miles. north_on Good bidgs. Two splendid bldg. native timber. TA- 156. JO 3510 N. Penn. EADY terms buys five-room modern home. 1017 S. Lynhur as Dh Good transporta-

St. Rd. sites in 'D. CASE,

tion. Owner.

FORTY-ACRE FARM in Marion County Ww.

for sale by owner. 4728 E. Minnesota. Times Want Ads Lowest Rate in City.

Business Property 21

FOR LEASE 50,000 Sq. Ft.12¢ a Year S. F. Renewed Inside and Out

| white iney inet. '620 N. Senate.

Brand N DT Ene 241 IL ., LI-8653. BWAR CASH for for god 1 nS or. 1931

3616 W. 16TH ST. Dandy 5-rm. mod. bung., built-ins; pew furnace _ $31 terms, Call Clark, Oliver H. Clark Agcy. «LI-5506. CH- ‘6318, PROSPECT, 724—Two five-room Houses, semi-modern; : close public Thoin Sacrifice if SO ats owest want ad word rate in the. ity a in The Times. Phone RI-6551 26

Real Estate for Trade

AReDE SOR tay ARM 113 Acre! grain 1 lights, a oe other ia:

ar es » "698 TOPE & Gooey . 522 Peoples Bank

ayson. CH-5728

506.

Real Estate Wanted

5 Rooms. modern, north or a $3500. Cal ‘Woodruff, SLIVER H. CeLARE AGENCY.

ANTED—Two or north or east. HALL-HOTTEL CO.. INC. Real Estate Loans 28 GET a home Joan trom BO ls, Tell eeds without ol son. OO RetSS oY Vireinia Ave.

Business Opportunities 29

SO one interested in invest $20,000 Sn Gewspaper “Bus ass plan located u i India % Interest and fur= Ta inition on re= 3 h profitaty fitable investment need re

three-bedroom house; LI-2541,

Fe 22 Se : Ques This

he “ony those Box 609

nw. “~-500

WILL old electric shaver in in trade on on El x beam sShavemaster. Elece

€0o & AMP CKERS RAINCO a all io worth $7 3