Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 July 1939 — Page 7

TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1939

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‘REPORT TORSO . b SUSPECT SANE |

Attached to Lie Detector, Dolezal Reaffirms He | Slew Woman. |

CLEVELAND, July 11 (U. P)—| Two court psychiatrists ruled today that Frank Dolezal, confessed be-| header of a woman and accused of | 12 other Cleveland “torso murders,” is sane. Dr. K. S. West and S. C. Lindsay | ruled on Dolezal's sanity after giving him a mental examination. | That's a cheetah out in front of the greyhound, ) race at Aldershot, I The epoied kitty was The psychiatric examination had! and he left the speed demon of the canine world | substituted for the usual mechanical rabbit, and in

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OHIO PAROLEE CAPTURED HERE IN GUN BATTLE

‘Wounded Prisoner Linked by

Police to Grocery Holdup, Store Slugging.

Arnold Wells, 43-year-gid Ohio parolee, was held in the City Jail today on a robbery charge, after he was thot in a gun battle with police last night following the holdup of an E. 10th St. grocery. Wells, paroled only a week ago

from the Ohio State Penitentiary. | where he was serving a long term

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LAFAYETTE. July 11-— Purdue University, which for the first time last , year recognized academically that engineering students also might need a knowledge of human nature and business, found the engineers agreed, too. So this vear a course designed to supplement the scientifie training with the social sciences and human relations will be continued, according to Prof. Robert S. Stainton. Heretofore, he said, the engineer's training in these things had been left entirely to his own “hit or miss” regegrch.

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Sheriff Martin IL. O'Donnell said he planned to confer later today with the county prosecutor's office | gbout filing possible charges against Suryjve : ‘Survivors:

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+ Survivors: W y Survivors: shand. M._F.. sons Frank Lois: daughters, Heres Stiles, Mis: | were looking for a man who had St . John Reet ors: Parents, | Sligsea mond) id’ Tug Bell Rivmond. held up the Albert Walter grocery, t WRAL 3. rv y: stepson, D y ; D A S hs N Ms E Berney Stewart: sisters, Mil. | Walter, Gari: Sister Mrs. LR oabeth Cleex. i E rg St., when they saw | | dred, The JEFFERSONVILLE Daniel T. McKinney, | Welle in the 2400 block E. Michigan | : E, | gan | Efforts to settle a jurisdictional | A Sale of 3,000 Pieces ick 5h brother, Reuben: MeKinner. Look Cro He answered the description of Sips Det ween ae carpenters’ | Women's High Quality | \ ! . s Ss, S| Dolezal. 80 far. he has been held [ore ve bite G3 Aitses Marv, Mar. | KENDALLVILLE Mrs. Margaret © [the holdup man, they said. and they and plasterers’ unions, which has wv § t ne. Mrs. Amanda Jane Kaster garéi and Mildred Otto: sons, Charles Tiedemann, 87. Survivor: Daughter, M lordered him to stop. He turned delayed work on only {or ques joni George. Vol, AU Renner, 93. KNGHTSTOWN niects. w et v. night that Dolezal was guilty of one| Services for Mrs. Amanda Jane an DE Trane Worthy, Meer BAF Atking, MS, Harry 5%: | car, officers said. Phe iS male in being | 8 ma ornngsiar c ap- t & res or 27 fith, Mrs. Relle Lukens, Mrs, Forsst worth Dropped hy Rullet plied It ra A ee NES Barbers ¥ Glover. 82. Survivers: |Mrt. Otto Price, Mrs, Carlos Land; son. ™ ‘headed by William E. Mohler, man- | plied it to rain. —F in, 82. Survivors: KOROMO- tt. Sarah J. Hetheote, 81.7and Wells turned and fled, firing|which has the Coliseum contract . - Thirty-First Street Baptist Church, (AUSTIN-E_E Ervin, BU sr ehas’ 6 Sorel]. dat °d, firi contract. | Jatares Secs OF Ring ue pin will be at the church at 2 p. m. to- Shiri Met Be: Daughters, y Rix. ters, Mrs. Sister er i re 28h: | three more shots as he ran. Officer; Mr. Mohler said the dispute arose dered of Kingsbury Run” who from « mM. A and on the at the Broad Ripple High School | 1034 to 1038 distributed the parts morrow and burial will be at Crown, BERNE Mire. Marian Habeg GL sur- {RM "a8 Magar 59 \ fers Ts inney., 2+ ? N + t IIe Ma nr Davia, | Husband, Herbe dangh errs Mines | Radio Car Patrolman Gerald Haugh, contract, when a subcontractor asAertel Jat: Weahesday se MTS; KaSitr WAS 37 10 (68 Nee loins ons Newsy, Eere fag AFMOR We [driucd ve Olive Pearce: son. Glen: ai who arrived on the scene just as Signed plasterers to install acoustical | : 3 © guesiioned simost Parana Hg the hone of her daughter,| “gy oomiNGTON Lon ©. Carrell. 58.| vers: Brothers. Delia and Ray Glenn: the nesting started, disarmed work, tare’ union. chiseled. Iv z since, he was induced to confess, Mrs. Fran mKin, Hurst BS: plumes © Johnson, 9 dnsliied. Del Wy carpenters’ union objected, he | Rayon Taffeta Slips. DuPont . sons, Clarence. Joseph: mother. Mrs. Cath-| Julia Ann. Janis Sue: . X Delle | e a mi etectives Edward : Tata but no amount of questioning would and is survived by five daughters, xine Carrell; brothers Francis, Joes Car Johnson: brothers. Alva MI Dale. Glenn and George Gebhardt said. | Coliseum and two of his other con- | Warp Knit Rayon Panties : . - re Sisiers, Mrs, HE urcham I'S. sisters, rs ae ollins, rs Sci 1 20 nd th St t cause him to say what he did with Mrs. Lamkin, Mrs. E. O. Harris, Mis Nelle Havhes. tracts, hoo a e ate | go BLUFETOR Mis, Cicil M_FBiowers 45.1508 Mies. Rinsheth V. 8 and the attempted holdup and Motor armory. Batiste Gowns and Pajamas. ma i ab i $ ; urvivors usband, red: daughter, Murs. od 3! rs zahe ’ wope : - — on - | . had been . ha a pike. Bm she Mrs i Virgil Burnworth: brother. Charles Perr): Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. B. F. ate: : (slugging Sunday night at the Advertisement i : Many Extra Sizes Included. So last night the mechanic “if one son, ‘ 5 . J i 1856 N. Alabama . n ssortm w detector were | | Cole. | LAGRANGE—Charles Lowth. 83. Sur gi j A grand assoriment of dainty, : COLUMBUS—Miss Barbara Dally: Sur-|vivois: Adopted daughter, Mrs. Robert % cool underthings at a special strapped to him. : that Edmond B. Reck [vivor: Sister. Mrs. Joseph T. Market. |Carney: sister, Mrs. Mae Geitron. h sale price. “What did you do with 1a Tv OP | head?" asked Sheriff Martin L.| Services for Edinond B. RecK, Te- yori sohin: daughter, Mrs. Paul Jones. | Thorpe. Melvin: half-brother, George | Cue to Sluggish Bowels : ; if you think all laxatives | a Confess [will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the| a“ % ps MISHAWAKA Mis Ellen Hollingsworth IN RICHMOND FIRE 77m 1 iamed) act alike, just try thie Reaffirms Confession {Jordan Fune:al Home and burial! ELKHART Lawrence NIUAIOL 47. | 83. urvivors: Daughters, Mrs. Alma Vet- | CERRGIEEES . eS os E { Mrs. Pauline G. Tins 26. Survivors: tel: sons. Vern, Herbert, C. A.: sisters !7 2 Sp 1 | 1 De lezal demanded what head and will be at Washington Park Ceme- HOTBEnG. Lewrt B.i DATenis. Mr. sA@ Mrs. | Mrs. “Lavina Welty. Mrs. John Biakely. | TGs Shevlin dex’ headaches, billows Doleza | James Miller: children Barbar. _ Mrs. Emma Wiliard: brothers, Sherman | RICHMOND, Ind.. July 11.—Mrs. ,scociated with constipation. bor. of MR from your | : rls’ i a 25¢ box o om yo ¥ Mr. Reck was 76 and had beep 1 Tine. Mrs. Ethel DeFord. Misses TheIMA | vopaman- Mrs, Mary Dupree, 83 Sur- | recovering today | Without Risk Srueint. Make the test — then Little (Girls knowing anything about it and in resident of Indianapolis 95 ears. Pont snd June Miler: brothers. James, | ivors: Daughters, Mrs. Charles Weaver, |(FOm burns received vesterday when Torta he pretane the box to us. We will | Summer Dresses 8 . 3 . § 1S $ nse iriey \ ar er. uk I y 2 rrefun : : Ci ? : . ; i ~¢ | Mrs Ollie Owens, Mrs. Davton Porch, Mrs. [the Grey Gables, a home for aged the next breath denied his written ge died vesterday at the home of _ EVANSVILLE. Mrs ie Julian, 8. Thomas Easton, Mrs. Ernest Armstron | 4 : > Bet Tit Tablets today. 5 ! : » 5 _ Survivors: Husband. R. D.. sons. EvVart.!egn< Robert. Bruce. Elmer and Wendel | persons, caught fire and 16 patients of having killed Mrs. hic son, Flovd Reck. 5320 Burgess pawrence. Prentice, Loris, Herschel: daugh- Butler ; : d without i the Ave. He was a native of Gettys- (ft Mrs. Roscoe McKinney: brother, J. M.{ er ¥ # = [were ao. w a Djs. d ¢ AVE, § : Ss. °s i er hus - it burg. O. | Aen P. Ferguson. A3 Survivors: Wife! PETERSBURG - Pleasant Freeland, 8 Mrs. Wadie an Aey yusIs Te Op f - 9 * ! Servic 41 be held ai 8 o'clock Myrtle: brothers, P. F. Grant. survivors: Wife, Anna: sons. Gardner, erate the home. The house, a land- 9 Services wii be hela at o’cloc Charles W. Hadlev. 35 Survivors: Sons TIcel. Cecil; daughter, Mrs. Nellie Hawk. mark here, was considerably damtonight at the home under direc- Ni hIothers Shirlex, William fe mat o. Wor ods, wt pSurvivars: laged by the fire . \ a : a RYE x onns, ¢ =arvyv Se an ters, © Y y e = A . tion of the Junior Order of Amer- s ohn. daughters, Mps Frank For Radian: ns. LAWrence, Aust in 3 ni jcan Mechanics, Raymond Mre Lov Ry POSEYVILLE Mrs. Martha W. Work. t Mr. Reek iz survived hv four SANS, Fannie Wilkersan: brothers Lonis and Pen CR ua hel ron : er Mrs, ! 8, h gi {# ©ODonnell and hie Flovd and Clarence Reck of Indi. Tes, na Rlftncehmidt, #8 Survivers: | Workman. : Ag QTRIRE TWO'!'-The signal Sherif 8 . : annapolis; Vernon Danville. Ill. and Hushand, Karl fasiar-daughter, Mrs ROCHESTER Mr: Oscar Baldwin, 83. i 3 “> for hatter ta tighten his deputies took Doleral out there so PA i ey ps John Droece: sisters Mrs, Mary Sehultz, Survivors: Hushand: son. John: daugh- ; SE grip—iuct a: burning, aching eves he could point out the exact spot Paul, Chicago, Mre. Rate Dickhaui. Mrs. Blizabeth Dick: fers, Mre. Rechel Hoffman, Mre. Mary Sa ara the signa) for YOU to have Henry, 4 Fred and Tonv Rat: i trouble star : ROCKPORT Allen Varner, 81. Survivers: way. At the time be buried the Willy Mae Ulmer Mrs. Emma Mursinna, 78 Survivors: Sisters, Mrs Fannie Harrie Mrs. Lola head. he said, WPA workers werel Servi il be held bod i Daughter Mrs, James M. Risse: son. Gil- A Ih ran ith a | . | ervices wi ne ogay ar T JS§ ' —Mrs., aveta Gibbe, of building the highway. VL 3 S & W : There seemed no possibility of Willy Mae Ulmer, 8 months old, who x a RUSHVILLE—Harv Manlev, 82. gorge: : Stephen; sisters, Mrs. Harry Wil- ors: Daughters, Mrs. L. A. Lockwood, Mrs. | i : ] E Registered Optometrist—Office at turned to the East Cleveland Police Following services at the home of John. : y \ Manley | Station. where he repeated his ex- her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Nikoden Pogorzelski, 01. Survivors: quppBYVILLE—Miss Maude Ballard. Sur |

ANDERSON_Charies niels -[83. Survivors: Sons, Uuster and Finis | St.. shortly after 8:30 p. m. n Mrs 8 Miss yy the State Pair @ ) adge Tiedemann. | Ground Coliseum and other large The lie detector affirmed last | RURN Mrs Elizabeth Columbus (Meftett, 84. and fired two shots at the police i EN " vears and oldest member of the Sone charles: sister. Mrs Jennie Haas, Carl A. Moffet The officers jumped from the car, ager of the J. L. Simmons Co., Inc.,! lezal is 2 short, barrel-chested | on, Mrs. Louis G. Stewart, Sr unpacker, Mrs. Perry Baker; brothers, Ball fired four times. fa Survivors: | last shot Wells dropped in the grass. building, for which he also has the! ) he city. ill Cemetery. ; of 13 corpses around t : Mary Lehman: sons. “Peter, Blaache and Doris Maggart, Mrs 1209 W. 34th survivors: Daughters. Ms Mildred Spauld-| James O. Johnson, 39. rvi { murdering Florence Sawdey Polillo§St. She was a native of Aurora ng Ms. Nina Hotop, R and pulled its men off the rgar \ — \ Ethel Heaton nd Mae Ca a John- | the holdup of the Walter's grocery. Briefs Stepins. Flowered her head. The rest of her body Mrs. A. C. Skelton, Mrs. Ruth C. sisters, Mrs. Mabel Grimes, Mrs, Martha son, Everett Boswell, | Stucky Pharmacy, tacles of the lie {| Mrs, Elizabeth Sohn, 76. Survivors: Hus-{ as GRAWSVILLE Mrs. Ida Shinn, ] band J.P. sons. Frank, Harry and Al-lsur: ivors: Husband, Truman; Sore +16 SAVED, ONE HURT | "es re Same & 7 / rv. O'Donnell. tired Big For Ralirvad employee. CONVERSE—Wesier D. Sowash, 81. |Clark: sister, Mrs. Lydia Groves. Zefrdasl | all v etable (xative, | ~ ol was told what head. He then denied tery. Rav. Janice; sisters, Mrs. Josephine Van-/Harlan and Wesley Welty. iFred Wadie was { haut. Mrs, Sophia Willman: hrothers, Rijchardsan. SEER Sia your eyes Zxatmined now-—before and he pointad out a paved high- John, PE Survivors: Husband, Rov. - diea Sunday of whooping cought. recovering the head and he was re ping 8 Mrs. Bernhard Kessman; brothers, Clinton Ingels; sons, Ralph and Brnest| Wife. Mary: daughters, Mrs. Anna Stankeplanation for the lie detector which liam Donnin, ; vivor: Sister, Mrs. Chris

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16 N. Eastern Ave, wicz, Mrs. Frances Klejnot: son, Walter; rd : : her. Jose > did TIPTON-—-Charles J. AY 78. Suraffirmed that he was telling the burial will be in Washington Park. Be Ak. Ternet. 75. Survivors: Vivors: Wife Jennie: sons, Fred, Howard, truth. Sheriff O'Donnell said he, Survivors include the parents, Mr. Daughter, Mrs, Henry Gerardot: brothers, Eloy: brother, R. E. Hinman, | : . Louis, Frank and Edward Gladieux, Mrs. Rosa Shuppard, 60. Survivors: was satisfied. and Mrs. Ivan J. Ulmer. 429 S. “wiliam Bowman, 58. Survivor: Wife, Husband, Jarges: brother, Jesse Morgner: Ww . > i . Nell sisters, Mrs. Morton Simmons, Mrs. Oscar Body ‘Weighed Too Much’ Webster Ave; a sister, Jacqueline Negie. = 1 (kins, $8 Survivors: Rose: half-brothers, Elmer and James , Jo: a brother, William Barney, and Husband. Willism: sons, George and Hanshaw. | ezal was questioned as to the 4 harles Brockus; sisters, Mrs. J. G. Col- WOLCOTTVILLE Rav Bassett, 53. Sur-! Dol 1 was q 3 the paternal grandparents, Mr. and line. Mrs. Grace Fox; brothers, Albert, vivors: Mother, Mrs, Fatthew Bassett; wife details of the Polillo murder erd Mrs. Joseph Ulmer.

William and John Polhamus. | Dora: daughter. Miss Ruth Bassett, Murs. | r affirmed his GOODLAND Miss Murl Malott, 30. Sur- Robert Manning | ® Pi eS the lie detector Sire a : 2 vivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin! WAYELAND, Frank tus 80. rei | He hantungs e Voiles kn 3 rill Ser A. Malott; sister, Mrs. George Martin; ors: ster, rs. Nora Timmons; brother, | roadcio answers. He said he had killed her Mrs. Minnie S. Schlake at et Ms errors ors, inter | . 1a] EE fh - Flock Dots in an argument over money, that | Funeral services for Mrs. Minnie GOSMEN—Mis. leoita B Ganger. 87.] WILKINSON—Mrs. Marv Case. 85. 8ur-| : gdh | ercales he had cut up her body because it! Tal Services io IS. int Survivors: Husbhend, Fmanuel: daughier. vivers: Daughters. Miss Bonnje Cass, Mre. ; > Schaefer Schlake 3032 Cornelius: Mrs. Glenn Williams: stepson, Charles.

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jective Harry S. Brown asked Burial is to be at Crown Hill. Dalezal “about 100° questions. The! Mrs. Schlake, who was 87, died prisoner appeared hysterical. vesterday afternoon at St. Vincent's seemed to babble. He arrived from | Hospital following a short iliness the jail with a black eve and a She was born in Indianapolis Apri! bruised nose. His guards said he g 1872. had hurt himself in his two efforis| Qhe was a member of the Zion tf vesterday to Kill himself. HE church and of the Ladies Aid and | ied to hang himself with his shirt. wining Warkers Societies. She is) ripped and dumped him on the | nived by her husband. William loor of his cell. He then tried his | oy qipjake: a son. Wilfred H.: two hoe strings and they broke. hrothers, William C. Schaefer of In-

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ALL-WOOL ZEPHYR long-time Republican leader. who | SWIM 00. died at his home near here vester-!

TOKYO, July 11 (U. P).—A| : ED FW y : 3 A typhoon swept Okinawa and other| ! i i] ; 3 hi | L a ‘Se dav after a long illness. He was 88.14... 4¢ in the Lu-Chu group be- | TRE THER : 3 ; EN PB PH WI . Mr. Davis was a prominent G. tween Japan and Formosa, dis-| | 3 TERY SB i JR : \ < LER EE ’'™> ; ES Made to Sell O. P. campaigner in oye hr patches said today, and it was| 8 3 3 S33 te 1 2 EE = 3 § 3 : FS AD for 1.49—1.98 diana. He always traveled With 8 feared damage would be severe. | Gay Rg ¥ Ra : Sa a 3 a i All Sizes Communications, power and traf-! : : : RE ; <

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| places, it was said. The wind ve-! THIEE | REVEALED AS | locity was nearly 80 miles an hour. | | TOKYO. July 11 (U. P).—Three| HUGE BLACK HOUND persons were listed a dead and 17! missing today after a typhoon in Kagoshima Prefecture |

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GALON, O, Julv 11 -—Betty Lou | Gibson, graduating high school graduate and editor of the yearbook, has interviewed more famous persens than many reporters. While in the eighth grade, she interviewed the late Amelia Earhart. Since, she has gone long distances often to talk with Ethel Barryv-; more, Alice Longworth, Tallulah! Bankhead. Lowell Thomas. former Ohio Governor Martin L. Davey and others.

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