Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 September 1938 — Page 13

" THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 13 in a field of weeds near the scene,

latter a holdup in which the loot was trousers, which made him more no- cated the car, went in, and found | Detectives John Welch and Howard | and a third was a fugitive. $28 \ticeable, they said. the alleged bandit. Sanders were pursuing them. The , police car also was involved in the| Two house burglaries were report-

CONTROLLER'S IBARGAINING AGENT The report said the man borrowed! He then ordered the cab to drive | Two Negroes were held by city crash. ed to police today. James Kerins,

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{a car as the first step. He then] . : |police today and a third sought as| One of the men was captured at| 1516 E. Ohio St. reported theft of IN $28 HOLDUP 1St.. where he dismissed the cab and, the scene of the accident. The|a watch and clothing valued at $110

FRIDAY, SEPT. 28, 1958

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visited several filling stations to apparently, police said, changed city and State police rounded up ) | pick his victim, acting so suspicious- | clothes in a vacant lot there, leaving | what they described as a large other, who fled, later was captured| from his unlocked house. ly that practically all of them took the white trousers for police to find. chicken theft ring that operated in

Then he returned to the escape this area.

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Preston Delano Is Named

To Succeed 0’Connor; 10

F. D. R.’s Cold Better

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23 (U. P.). —The White House today announced appointment of Preston Delano, governor of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board, as Controller of the Currency. Mr. Delano’s appointment was announced by White House Secretary Early who met newspapermen at the hour of President Rooseveit’s customary Friday press conference. Mr. Early announced that Mr. Roosevelt had canceled his conference because of a head cold. | Mr. Denalo, a distant relative of Mr. Roosevelt and a native of Fairhaven, Mass, wili assume his duties as controller within the next 24 hours, Mr. Early said.

O'Connor Declines Return

The White House explained that the post had been held open for J. F. I. O'Connor, who had resigned the office to run for the Democratic governorship nomination in Calfornia. In a meeting with the President! two days ago, Mr. O'Connor in-! formed Mr. Roosevelt that he did| nus qesire to re-enter the Federal service, but wished to return to California to practice law. i Mr. Early said that Mr. Roosevelt! was making steady progress toward | complete recovery from his cold, but explained that Dr. Ross T. Mc-| Intire, White House physician, be-! lieved it advisable that he remain! in his study rather than come to the executive offices. i The President, however, went ahead with a normal workday rou- | tine. Lunches With Baruch He planned to see Louis Brownlow and Charles E. Merriam for a discussion of Government reorgan- | ization. They were the men who | drew up the reorganization plan | that was defeated after a bitter! Congressional fight. For luncheon, Mr. Roosevelt was to meet with Bernard Baruch, New York financier, and at 2 p. m. he will meet with his Cabinet for the regular weekly session. In response to queries, Mr. Early | indicated that the President would leave Washington next Thursday night for Hyde Park, provided he recovers from his cold and if the State Department believes the foreign situation has quieted suffi- | ciently to permit his absence from the city. i Mr. Early said he knew of no! plans.that would call for the President entering Pennsylvania to! speak in connection with the Demo- | cratic campaign in that state,

WESTOVER’S BODY . IS EN ROUTE EAST

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1.OS ANGELES, Sept. 23 (U. P)). |

—Bodies of Maj. Gen. Oscar Westover, chief of the Army Air Corps, and his aid, Sergt. Sam Hymes, killed in an air crash, today were en route to Washington, where Maj. | Gen. Westover will be buried in Arlington National Cemetery. Lieut. Col. Clinton W. Russell of Hamilton Field, San Francisco, close friend of Gen. Westover and Master

Sergt. Herman Levy of March Field, Riverside, Cal.,, accompanied the bodies aboard the Southern Pacific Goiwden State Limited. will reac hWashington Monday. £n Army board inquiring into the cause of the crash of Gen. Westover’s speedy pursuit plane at Burbank Wednesday, kept its findings

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NEW OUSTER TRIAL ASKED | 8T. LOUIS, Sept. 23 (U. P.).— Pormer Governor Caulfield today }ead on file in Circuit Court a motion for a new trial in the proceedings which removed him as co-| trustee of the First National Co. on

grounds that he accepted $10.000 in excess of compensation which had been authorized by court direction.

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In Alleged Chicken Theft Ring.

It took five single-spaced police report pages today to tell what a

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