Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 September 1939 — Page 12

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BROWDER FACES DIES QUESTIONS

Communism Is Next on List: Nazi, Fascist Probes Are Summarized.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1 (U. P).— The Dies Comittee turned today toward an investigation of communism after summarizing its months| of inquiry into Fascist and Nazi activities with a warning against “racketeering peewee Hitlers” bent | on changing our form of govern-| ment, Taking a recess over the Labor|‘ Day holiday, the Committee announced that it will resume hearings Tuesday with Earl Browder, general secretary of the Communist Party in the United States, as the] witness. The Committee held a brief ex- | ecutive session yesterday to approve a preliminary report on NaziFascist activities. The report was based on an investigation that began this year. Fritz Kuhn, head of the German-American Bund; Maj. Gen. George van Horn Hoseley, retired, and many others testifled during the hearings.

Fascists Numerous’

“Numerous Nazi-Fascist groups are today overating in the United States,” the report said. “Their primary aims appear to be: “1. A radical change in the| American form of government, and “2. The collection of dues from such misguided citizens as will sup- | port them. “Our conclusion from the evidence is that these groups are engaged in a form of racketeering as well in subversive activity.” | Scores of organizations of the] Fascist type in America have borrowed some or all of their ideology from European Fascism, the Uo mittee asserted.

3000 AT SOUTH BEND BENDIX PLANT STRIKE

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Sept. 1 (U.| P.) —Three thousand employees of the Bendix Products Corp. were idle today due to a strike called by

‘Nazis,

tion of Post Office Clerks will send

IN INDIANAPOLIS

Here Is the Traffic Record, E

DEATHS TO DATE

10'Accidents .... 18

THURSDAY TRAFFIC COURT Cases Con- Fines Tried victions Paid peeding 20 | Reckless driving . 7 6 | Failing to stop at

through street . 16 15 Disobeying traffic signal Drunken driving.

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MEETINGS TODAY

National Association of Power Engineers convention, Murat Temple, all day Union

Indianapolis Fress Assistants’ meeting, Hotel Severin, 8 p. m.

4 DELEGATES GOING T0 POSTAL MEETING

Local 130 of the National Federa-

four delegates to the federations

21st biennial convention at Houston, | *°% | Tex., Sept. 4 to 9.

Local delegates will be Louis An Decker, chairman of the delegation; | | Edward Grimes, Luther A. Higbie {and Reuben B. Barnes. The Auxiliary will be represented by Mrs. | Logan Jenkins and Mrs. Clifford B.| Moore.

Three thousand delegates and]

visitors from 2910 locals through the |®$

nation representing 47.000 members| will attend the convention.

GIVES BIRTH TO GIRL

An 8- pond- 15-00 15-ounce baby girl!

was born at Coleman Hospital oi day to Mrs. Margaret Logan, 18 | of 226 N. Gray St,

who escaped |

Exchange Club, luncheon, Hotel Severin, © Opiimist Club, luncheon, Columbia Club,

Reserve Sfticers ol seciation, luncheon, Board of Trade, Shee Refining Tou. . meeting, Hotel Sev-

erin, 8: a. American Communication Association,

t otal verin, 8 p.m. hi each & 2 har Poi Co., meeting, Hotel Bove, % »

MEETINGS TOMORROW Indiana State Fair.

MARRIAGE LICENSES (These lists are from official records in the County Court House. The Times, therefore, is not responsible for errors in names and addresses.

a W. Holder, 25. of Scottsville, Ky.; . In JOU lh

FIRES

Thumday 8:07 a. m., 610 Drake St, burning meat

in ove oven. 1 LR m., 3321 E. 10th St, automobile, A. 3:55 p. me “1201 yom Ave., warehouse, sparks from mo Pp. m., Zionsville Road and 7ist St.. automobile wreck. AT Bi Delaware and Market Sts, automobile, defective wiring. 5:25 p. m., 1304 Polk St. paper burning in nace. 4 Dp. Tibbs Ave. and Lafayette Road two Sheds. cause unknown, loss $100. 42 p. m., 311 Forest Ave.

OFFICIAL WEATHER

By U. S. Weather Bureau

INDIANAPOLIS FORECAST — Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow; not much

seh change in temperature.

seph W. Barr, 21, of Bicknell Ind: — meth nn Willston, 21, of 46th and Kess-

Harold E. Jay, 24 of 1316 IR Elizabeth Ann Stirckland, 19, of 621 N. Drexel. Jack W. Ferguson, of ? Fairfield: Marie Josephine Foley, 20, of 314 N. Tama.

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BIRTHS

Girls

Charles, Marjorie Moore, at Methodist. y, Ruby Shaw, at Methodist. a Margarst Harrod, at Methodist.

Steven. Mary Hadley, at Methodist. Donald. Opal Horner, at Methodist. Frank, Dorcas Davis, at Methodist. Hobart, Elizabeth Moore, at St. Francis. Sylvester, Robert Burns, at St. Francis. Edward, Dorothy Cody. at St. Francis. Leonard, Mary Smith, at St. Francis. Berton. Margaretha Jones, at St. Fran-

cis. Glen, Birdie Steele, at St. Francis

Albert, Margie Hornaday, 2 1 fine 1 S.

Albert, Robbie Marvd: at Mo Walter, Alice Bock, t 1310 wv 30th. Charles, Mary i Ty at 2670 Bur-

Joe. Anna Harris, at 922 N. Belmont. crore. Versal Carmine, at 2111 Bluff

Paul, Essie Duncan, at 1404 Sheppard. Boys

J. T., Ollie Walden, at 1866 Applegate. Frederick, Elizabeth Pleasant, at 222 S Addison John, Thelma Joachimi, at Methodist. Paul, Sally Hammersley, at Methodist. Donald, Opal Horner, at Methodist. Edward, Fern Evtchison, at Methodist. Ralph, Gertrude Stine, at St. Francis. Ruben, Lorraine Barno, at City, Frank, Dorothea Daugherty, at St. Fran- |

cis, Napoleon, Dorothy Sanders, at St. Fran-

Rueben, Imo Taylor, at St. Francis. Harry, Helen Williamson, at 4 a Rov, Mildred Lee, at St. Fran Forrest, Elizabeth Vincent, at “st. Francis.

DEATHS

| AFTER CRASH ESCAPE |, geen, cos, tp su. ros

ng. 2 months, at Riley, enteritis. Charles 0am. 67, at Long, hypostatic pneumo! Ruth “Fitzpatrick, 18, at City, diabetes | meitus. Anderson Moulton, 73, at 6107 Broadway, | arteriosclerosis Cannie Tucker, 89, at Central Hospital, myocarditis. Lyda Hunt, 70, at 2021 Ruckle, pul-

the United Automobile Workers | injury in an auto crash while en! | monary embollism

(C. I. 0.) Local No. 9. The walkout when the night shift left work early today. Pickets surrounded five] plant gates, permitting only maintenance workers to enter. James

{route to the hospital yesterday.

became effective nrother ang baby were reported in| anemia.

condition. |na

“satisfactory”

dward Coney, 61, at 2312 N. Pennsylvania, angina pectoris.

Emiel Gouweloos, 53, at Veterans,

Elizaleth Cottingham, 51, at City, malig- |

nant hypertension. Fenny Frame. 61, at 315 Villa, cardio vas- |

The crash occurred at New York cular renal disease.

and Nobie Sts, when the taxicab]

George Guy Good, 51, at 617 E. 53d, car- | | cino

McEwan, president of the local in which she was a passenger with aale Tague, 42. at 1733 Central, pul- |

union, because of a disagreement over seniority rights. {

another car. The girl is the Lo- | gans’ first baby.

onary tubeculosis

im said the strike was called her husband, Edward, was struck bY | Herman P. Lieber. 65. at St. Vincent's,

cerebray hemorrhage Sarah Miller, 85, at 3840 N. Capitol. mitral insufficiency.

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—Sept. 1, 1938— 6a m....... 62

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Precipitation 24 hrs. ending 7 a. m.. Total precipitation since Jan. 1 Excess since Jan. 1

MIDWEST WEATHER Indiana—Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow, slightly warmer In extreme northeast tonight.

NMlinois—Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow: not much change in temperature. Lower Michigan—Considerable cloudiness tonight and tomorrow coming unsettled a portion; slightly warmer toow

Ohio—Generally fair tonight and tomorrow; little change in temperature.

Kentucky—Generally fair tonight and tomorrow; little change in temperat ure.

WEATHER IN OTHER CITIES 6:30 A. M.

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TWO STILL HUNTED IN WOMAN'S DEATH

Police today continued their search for two men last seen riding in an automobile with Mrs. Lena Miller, 39, whose body was found Tuesday in a septic tank at the City sewage disposal plant.

Detective Lieut. Donald Tooley said that a lie detector test, given yesterday to a 32-year-old suspect, had convinced police that he had no knowledge of the case, and the man was released. Mrs. Miller, who disappeared last week from her home, 207 S. Davidson St., may have been alive when she fell or was pushed into the tank, according to Coroner E. R. Wilson.

Windsor Going To Homeland?

ONDON, Sept. 1 (U. P)— The Duke of Windsor plans to return immediately to England from France, the well-informed Londoner's Diary, published in the Evening Standard, said today. It was asserted that in all probability his Duchess, the former Wallis Warfield Simpson, will accompany him. It is likely the Duke will be given a post in connection with national defense, the Diary said.

SKIDMORE INDICTED IN FEDERAL PROBE

CHJCAGO, Sept. 1 (U. P)—A Federal grand jury today indicted William R. (Billy) Skidmore, reputed “kingpin” of Chicago gambling, for alleged evasion of $361,27236 income taxes, interest and

penalties from 1933 to 1937.

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