Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 March 1939 — Page 11

' “The Real Estate Cycle.”

THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1039

REALTORS PLAN

STATE MEETING ATI. U. TUESDAY

Conference Is Sponsored By Indiana Association And University.

Times Special BLOOMINGTON, March 30.—An Indiana Real Estate Educational Conference will be held next Tuesday at Indiana -University, to be sponsored by the Indiana Real Estate Association and the I. U.| business school. The committee in charge includes Herman B Wells, I. U. president. honorary chairman; Earl B. Tecke- | meyer, Indianapolis, Indiana Real] Estate Association president; Frank L. Moore, Indianapolis, association secretary: Urban K. Wilde, Indianapolis Real Estate Board. executive secretary, and Dean C. W. Barker and Dr. Arthur M. Weimer of ihe business school. The conference theme will be Principal speakers will be Roy Wenzlick, St. Louis, Mo., real estate analyst; Prof. H. E. Hoagland, Ohio State University; Dr. J. Bion Philipson, Federal Housing Administration chief market analyst, and Dr. Paul M. Green, University of Illinois. The conference advisory commit tee is composed of Joseph H. Argus, Indianapolis; Ray F. Breedlove, Shelbyville; Robert E. Clark, Anderson; John S. Haines, Marion; W.

Glenn Hamilton, Richmond, G. R.|:

Hemstock, Hammond; O. W. Katt man, Evansville; E. A. LaCount Valparaiso; Carl C. Linkmeyer, Versailles. Other eonimittee members are C. L. Mathias, Michigan City; Henry Matthies, Gary: J. B. Pfister, Terre Haute; Howard Rerick, South Bend; A. W. Rose, Ft. Wayne; A. H. Schwartz, Kokomo; Paul G. Smiley, Washington; J. L. Swarthout, Bloomington; J. W. Watkins, Mun- | cie; Bernard J. Weber, New Albany; ! J. O. Wells, Peru, and Clarence Wise. Connersville. :

24 CHARGED WITH $1,150,000 SWINDLE

NEW YORK, March 30 (U. P.)— Twenty-four men and eight corporations were under indictment by a Federal Grand Jury today on a charge of swindling thousands of persons out of a total of $1,150,000.

Nine men and two corporations were indicted in the first group, accused of getting $850,000 through deception and illegal practices. The leader was alleged to have been Donald P. Kenyon, who died last

Arranging Business Conclave

SAILOR IS FACING MURDER CHARGE

Los Angeles Coroner’s Jury Blames Local Youth in Musician’s Death.

LOS ANGELES, March 30 (U. P.).—The District Attorney's office announced today it would file a murder charge against 17-year-old . | William Dowdy Vaughn, Indianapolis sailor, tomorrow. °

After hearing Vaughn's story of the slaying of Clarence L. McCann.

blaming Vaughn for the slaying. ‘Vaughn told the jury that after drinking at several bars Saturday night, he and the organist drove toward Santa Monica in Mr. McCann’s | auto but stopped near a cliff in the vicinity of San Pedro. There, according to the seaman’s story, the organist made improper advances and a fight resulted. Vaughn said that during the struggle he hit his opponent on the head several times with a hammer he found in the car and then, hearing an auto approaching, threw the body over the 200-foot ocean front cliff. The young man, on leave from the U. S. S. Vincennes, was arrested later when involved in an accident with the McCann car at Bakersfield. Vaughn enlisted in the Navy May 17, 1938. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Leroy. Vaughn, 207 E. North St., Indianapolis.

Earl B. Teckemeyer ‘Frank L. Moore

Dr. Arthur M. Weimer Urban K. Wilde

[the American Revolution to allow | Miss Anderson use of Constitution {Hall for a concert. Similarly, the

MARIAN ANDERSON T0 SING AT i AT MEMORIAL | District of Columbia Board of Edu[cation denied Miss Anderson per-

WASHINGTON, Mar March 30 (U.P). | | mission to give the concert at Cen—Interior. Secretary Ickes an- | tral High School. The concert will

nounced today that Marian Ander-, be broadcast nationally.

son, Negro contralto, will sing April ‘BEAUTIES HEAD FOR U. 8. 9, Easter Sunday, at a free and MOSCOW, March 30 (U. P).— open-air concert at the Lincoln | Dury Taman tig Memorial. | today, 15 to sail on the Queen Mary, Senator Ickes’ statement came the rest on the Normandie. They after weeks of controversy arising| will tend stands in the Soviet exfrom refusal of the Daughters cs! hibit. All speak English.

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December. The group included Lucian A. Eddy, a former vice president of the Equitable Trust Co. | A second" group consisted of 15; men and six corporations, and was] charged with swindling $300,000 hy! misrepresenting the value of its; companies and their earnings.

FATHER, SON AND PAL | TO DIE ON APRIL 19

COLUMBUS, O., March 30 (U. P.). — Harry Dingledine, 56, and Henry Dingledine, 29, are to die in the electric. chair at Ohio Penitentiary on the night of April 19— the first father-and-son execution in Ohio criminal history. : In a triple execution, Harry Chapman, 37, of Chicago, also will die. The three were convicted jointly at Springfield of - killing Patrolman Martin Randolph during a gun battle which followed a holdup on Sept. 3, 1937. The Ohio Supreme Court set the execution date after refusing to review lower court decisions in their cases.

U.S. SUSPECT FACING TRIAL HERE HERE LOCATED

James E. Broden, wanted here onl a Federal Grand Jury indiciment | charging him with using the mails | to defraud, has been located at the | Illinois State Farm, Vandalia, II. U. S. District Attorney Val Nolan said today. Mr, Nolan said he would file a! detainer to be served on Broden when his six-montks term there expires on Aug. 1. Broden is charged with using stationery of an organization which he did not represent in ordering cigarets and cigars from an Eastern company, Mr. Nolan said.

——————— BRINKLEY LOSES SUIT

DEL RIO, Tex., March 30 (U. P.).|

—Dr. John R. Brinkley, who made a fortune off old men seeking the vitality of youth, was denied damages today by a Federal jury which decided he was not libeled in Dr. Morris Fishbein’s article challenging his abilities as a surgeon. He had asked $250,000.

CLEARED OF DEATH BLAME

FT. WAYNE, March 30 (U. P.).—| Police said today that George C.! Haggenjos, 29, had been absolved of any blame in the death Tuesday of] Ronald Tobias Jr. 2, Witnesses | testified the child jumped in front | of the automobile driven by Mr. ! Haggenjos.

| Ae ————————————————— i ACTRESS GIVEN DIVORCE |

LONDON, March 30 (U. P..-! Ethel Levy, musical comedy star, | was granted a decree of divorce to-| day from Claude Graham White, aviation pioneer, on the ground of! his misconduct with Phoebe Lee, | former chorus girl.

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LABOR PEACE PARLEYS BEGIN AGAIN TUESDAY

WASHINGTON, March 30 .(U. P.). —Peace negotiations between the A.

F. of L. and the C. I. O, scheduled to be resumed in New York tonigat, have been postponed until next Tuesday. Chairman Harry C. Bates of the A. F. of L. peace committee is going to attend the funeral in Chicago of

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struck by a car driven by Henry A. Pierce, 25, of 508 W. Michigan St. on Indiana Ave. 700 block. He was taken to City Hospital. Doctors reported that Mr. Tolbert had concussion of the brain and a fractured right leg. Others injured in traffic were: Seven-year-old Charles Martin, 508] Drover St.; Frank Haley, 69, of 437 W. 16th Place; Leslie Holmes, 35, of | 58, | of 445 N. Gladsvone Ave.; Lee Ewing, |

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