Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 August 1938 — Page 10

“PAGEIO MICHIGAN 0. K.$ | OHID'S BAN ON

‘POOR’ PRODUCTS

‘Buckeye State’s Order Fol- |

lows Similar Check at Indiana Line.

LANSING, Mich., Aug. 26 (U. P.).

—Blockade of the Ohio-Michigan |,

‘border and seizure by Ohio officials ‘of Michigan ungraded or bootlegged farm products is agreeable

to the State Agriculture Depart-|

ment, Leo V. Card, Bureau of Foods | |

and Standards Director, said today.

Patrol of the borders of both|

Michigan and Indiana was ordeted by R. H. Hanefeld, Ohio Agriculture Commissioner, to prevent shipment of what he termed low quality fruits and vegetables into Ohie. “The State of Ohio has the right and should exercise the right to place under seizure Michigan products failing to meet the grades so stenciled on packages,” Mr. Card declared.

coming into this State that fail to stencil and mark packages to cqQnform with our uniform laws.”

Claims Products ‘Poor’

Mr. Hanefeld told Mr. Card in a telephone conversation that Ohio’s - action was not reactionary or spiteful. He complained, - however, that a quantity of poor products apparently were shipped into Ohio because there were no places on Michigan markets.

“The Michigan department appreciates co-operation of other States in preventing bootlegging of farm products,” Mr. Card said. “I think our :sole aim in establishing uniform grades is to raise the stand-. ards so that there will be a free movement of products between States.”

Director Card said Michigan would welcome a meeting of officials of surrounding States to further a uniform grading.program in co-operation with the Federal grading department and establish an enforcement code.

STATE TO OPEN BIDS FOR FOOD SUPPLIES

L L Neadler, newly appointed State Purchasing Agent, today announced that sealed bids on grocery supplies for State institutions are to be opened publicly Sept. 20. In the instructions, bidders were informed that no contracts will be awarded unless samples are submitted, and the samples must be a guaranteed average run of the supplies which they represent. ———— weer nS

ARTIST'S CHURCH REOPENED FLORENCE, Aug. 26 (U. P.).—A large congregation-in the village of Dicciano “ attended the reconsecration of the ola church in which Michelangelo was christened. The church, partly wrecked by an earthquake in 1913, has been thoroughly restored.

“I likewise claim the right | . of Michigan to-seize Ohio products |.

* Jimmy Pede, Newark, N. J., lad shown ministering to several of his younger patrons, is coining money these days as a playground proprietor. charges his 25 customers 10 cents each for the right to play in his back yard, and throws in a snack of hot corn, bologna and cheese sandwiches, and soda.

Jimmy

No roughhouse stuff goes in Jimmy's resort (his ma frowns on it), so he teaches the boys fencing, makes the girls bring their sewing. Jimmy says rising food costs may force 15 cents, in which case he will add meat: balls and spaghetti to the menu.

him to increase the fee- to

Officer Doubts Seaman’s Story

He Slew ‘Wife, but

but Finds Body

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 26 (IJ. P.).—Ramon Lee Hughes, 36-year-old seaman, told police today that he mutilated and killed his sweetheart because “she wouldn’t stop running around with guys.” Crazed by liquor and jealousy, Hughes staggered through downtown crowds for five blocks before he encountered a police officer and told him:

“I've just killed my wife.” Traffic dahn was skeptical until Hughes drew from his pocket .a piece of bloody flesh. Five minutes later the Homicide squad, led by Hughes to an apartment, found, almost nude, her head crushed by a rolling pin and a hangman’s noose around her neck, the body of Jean Montgomery, 30. Written on her body in indelible pencil was: “Honey, I love you.” There were other notes around the room. While police studied .the death scene, Hughes sat dejectedly, holding his head between his ,hands. “She ain’t dead is she?” he said. “How I love that woman!” Mrs. John Keith, 24, was found asleep in an adjoining room. She told police that the slain woman came to San Francisco five years ago from Toledo, O., where her father is a policeman.

Aided in Divorce

She said Hughes met her while she still was married to a Centralia, Wash., logger, James Montgomery.

Hughes supplied her with funds for a divorce, Mrs. Keith said, and had

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been living with her with the intention of marrying her.

She described Hughes as “awfully jealous” and said he had accused her of going with other men while he was at sea. . Hughes allegedly gave police a statement after he had been charged with first degree murder. . He said he could not remember the mutilation, but allegedly said he recalled hitting her over the head with a rolling pin. “She came at me with it during a quarrel,” he said. “I took it away from her.” :

‘Motive Lacking

Police said Hughes gave no motive in his signed statement other than the quarrel. In questioning at the apartment house he allegedly

had turned to one of his guards

and said: “I warned her—I warned her I'd kill her if she didn’t stop running around with guys.” One note was on a dresser. It was stained with blood and read: ‘Sweetheart from darling. I love you and only you. I hope to go the same way as you for I love you. I |

‘Cal., Inter-Denominational Association of |

am going to give myself up right now and will see you wherever you go for I love you I love you. Your daddy Ray.

“p, S. “ean at 303 and get the

lowdown.” The . slaying - occurred in Room 302. In Room 303, police found Mrs. Keith asleep, and she gave them what information she could.

| EVANGELISTS ELECT OFFICERS AT WINONA

WARSAW, Aug. 26 (U. P)— Harry W. Van Bruch, Long Beach, was elected president of the

Evangelists last night at the Association’s annual meeting -at Winona Lake. Thee vice presidents, Dr. M. FP. Ham, Fairfield, Iowa, Dr.: W. E. Biederwolf, Palm Beach, Fla. and Mrs. W. A. Sunday, Winona Lake, also were elected. Dr. Elmer C. Miller, South Bend, was chosen as executive secretary and director. The Association will: meet next year

{at Syracuse, N.Y.

{Four-Day-0id Baby: Among oat

~ Victims of Overnight ~~ Accidents.

Eight, persons were injured: in 14 overnight accidents reported ‘to

Hoes persons, one a four-day-old | baby, were injured last night ina collision of an auto and a westhaund streetcar mm the 2100 block of Washington St. Two of the injured were treated at City Hospital for bruises and lacerations. Wd were Mrs. Gladys

Hardy, 22, the y’s mother, and Mrs. Anna: a, wife of the driver, Herman ixon, 21, in whose

car they ‘were 47, of 215 N. Oakland. Ave. was the operator of the streetcar. John 1. Whitaker, 25, of 322 Spring St., was arrested for reckless driving yesterday after his car allegedly struck another car at New York and Noble Sts. Sister Agatha Marie, who was riding in the other car, was treated at St. Francis Hospital for lacerations:

Girl Killed, Five Injured

Near Brownstown -

BROWNSTOWN, Aug. 26 (U, P.). —The Coroner's office today investigated an automobile accident last night in which Dorothy Davis, 17, of Medora, was killed and five others injured. Noble Beasley,

questioning. His over as it rounded a

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One of Commission Claims Accused Slayer of Trooper Is Sane.

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