Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 November 1938 — Page 24

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this year would make as much v more profit as they did in 1937, but:

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‘explaining that Navy men must more and bigger turkeys, the Bu-

One Child Bride Held; Another Gives Away Dolls Before Vows

~~ LOS ANGELES, Nov. 18 (U. P.).—A child wife of 14 was very angry with her 63-year-old husband today bePause he hadn’t bought her a T “I. don’t want to see that old man again,” sobbed flaxenhaired - Velma Robinson Greene of Tallulah, Ill. “He said all old men in California have , young brides, and he promised to buy me a diamond engagement ring when we got here. He hasn't kept his promise. So I hate him. I want to go home.” Authorities investigated the possibility of annulling her harriage ‘to Jones Scott Green, a Kentucky landowner. Greene was in jail, charged with possessing a blackjack. A noisy quarrel brought police to ‘their hotel room. Greene said the girl’s father approved their Kentucky marriage. Velma said Greene paid her father $500 to guarantee good treatment. for the child. “Mr. Greene courted me a whole. year, but he’s never “even Kkissed me,” she said. %

GAINS NOTHING FROM 1,800,000 FORGERY

- Accountant Sentenced to 2 Years in Sing Sing.

NEW YORK, Nov. 18 (U. P)— Raymond E. Marien was under sentence to Sing Sing Prison for two and a half to five years today for

an amazing series of manipulations

Ee which gained him not a penny.

A tall, thin man of 45, Marien | added $1,800,000 in mythical earn-|| ings to the treasury of the Inter-||

state Hosiery Mills, Inc., for which he was an accountant. In the words of Dr. Walter Bromberg, state * psychiatrist, he gained only “a unique and mystifying satisfaction.” Marien pleaded guilty specifically to attempted forgery of four checks totaling $1281 on which he signed the names of Interstate officials. Dr. Bromberg said the muddled accounts were apparently “a reflection of a mental strain.”

VISALIA, Cal. Nov. 18 (U. P.).—Authorities investigated today the wedding of a 12-year-old girl who gravely gave

NAVY CAREER LOST - BECAUSE OF 3 TEETH

DALLAS, Tex. Nov. 18 (U. P)— The ambition of Joe H. Durham, 16, for years had been to join the Navy. Several months ago he passed his examinations with a perfect rec-

ord. He was scheduled to begin training at San Diego, Cal. Then Joe reported to the recruiting office—with three front teeth missing. ‘The recruiting officer re-

have all their teeth. ,

SHARK TIRELESS MER | SYDNEY, Australia, Nov. 18 (U. P.).—During’ the four years that

"TURKEYS FORECAST peal of Agricultural Economics re-

WASHINGTON, Nov. 18 (U. P). tio: —America’s Thanksgiving dinner 1537 production. The birds, the Bu-

The Bureau said turkey producers

declined to predict consumer prices,

The Bureau said turkey producon this year was 4 per cent above

Skipper IV, a gray nurse shark, has been confined in the local aquarium pool and where it has never been seen to stop swimming, {it is estimated that ‘the fish covered 105,120 miles at three miles per hour. It has also eaten 5840 pounds of king-

fish and bonito during that time,

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Georgia Keener, daughter of Mrs. Robert Keener of Farmersville and a grammar school pupil, married Jack Blue, high school student, at Bakersfield. : Mrs. Keener disclosed that she and her husband approved: the wedding. “They really are in love,” the mother wept. She admitted that she and her husband signed affidavits that the girl was 16. Actually, she confessed, Gloria ‘will be ° 13 in January. District Attorney Tom © Scott said he would investigate. Georgia’s playmates were impressed. One 8-year-old said: “Her husband's got a swell car—with a radio in it.” Another said Georgia called * in her friends last Sunday and gave them her dolls and toys.

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LABOR TO LOSE IF ACT CHANGES, CLAIM

NEW YORK, Nov. 18 (U. P.).— The Columbia Law Review, publi-|

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. Law School, said editorially today | that amendments to the National Labor Relations Act proposed by the American Federation of Labor “would prove extremely advantageous to recalcitrant employers and .of doubtful value to the A. F. L.” The National Labor Relations Board, the article said, has favored rather than discriminated against the A. F. L. through its policy of . giving preference to craft units in- - stead of industrial units whenever the majority of those within the craft so desire. The article said most of the Labor Board’s difficulties arose from _ the schism in labor ranks, an evil which “is not the creation of a few misguided bureaucrats but is an old and unsolved problem with its roots in the history and nature of such associations.” ‘

IDA LUPINO MARRIED HOLLYWOOD, Cal., Nov. 18 (U. P.).—Ida Lupino, young British actress, and Louis Hayward, irom South Africa, were honeymooning today. They were married yesterday by Justice of Peace Ernest

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