Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 September 1939 — Page 2

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

TUESDAY, SEPT. 19, 1939

6. 0. P. TO HEAR | FRANK GANNETT AT RALLY HERE

Publisher Substitutes for Rep. Ditter; 20,000 May Attend Barbecue.

Legion

Substitution of Frank E. Gannett, Rochester, N. Y. publisher, |§ Tor Rep. J. William Ditter (R. Pa.) | principal speaker at the] State G. O. P, 14-40 Roundup Saturday at the State Fair Grounds was amaounced today. Mr. Gannett, publisher of 19 newspapers and a leader in the fight against the President's Supreme Court reorganization plan, was in-

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Robert W. Lyons . . Comman-

der-elect.

Gen. Hugh §S. Johnson . . Speaker on European War.

Vited by party officials after Rep. Em. Ditter, chairman of the Re publican national Congressional go

sent word he would be unable * DRUGSTORE ROBBERS come here because of the a GET LIQUOR, SMOKES

session of Congress. Publicity Director Cancels Talk Franklyn Waltman. national G O. P. publicity director, also has canceled a speech scheduled for a luncheon Friday. Arch N. Bobbitt, state chairman, said another speaker is being sought for this meeting Other speakers at the Saturday mass meeting at the Fair grand stand will be Dr. Frank, Chicago. G. O. P

| | Thieves broke into Light's Drug- | store at 3364 N, Capitol Ave. early today and escaped with $300 in liquor, $40 in cigarets and more than $40 in cash, police reported. The burglary, the third success- | ful theft this vear and fourth burGrounds | japy attempt in the past two months Glenn at “the drugstore, was believed to national have been committed by twa men program committee chairman; Hom- whe were seen speeding away from er E. Capehart, Washington, Ind.; | the store at 4:30 a. m. Alvin R.! Mrs. Bertha D. Bauer, Chicago, Re- Tight, proprietor, said the thieves publican national committeewoman.!gained entrance through a side and former Senators James E. Wat- transom and by battering a side | son and Art R. Robinson door. The rally is being sponsored by the Thieves stole 20.000 cigarets last Indiana Republican Editorial Asso- night from the basement storeroom

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Idah 0's Spud

NDIANA'S famous tomato juice will be offered to help Governor C. A. Bottolfsen of Idaho train for a potato digging contest with Governor Lewis O. Barrows of Maine. A crate of tomato sent to Governor Governor M. Clifford Townsend

after the Tdaho chief executive had asked for an Indiana product for training purposes, The Idaho Governor also asked Governor Townsend to act as a judge in the contest, but Mr,

juice was

Post to Greet Gen. Johnson

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IN NORTH SIDE

Council Delays Action After Proposal on Deliveries Draws Protests.

City Council has abandoned hope of reaching an early settlement of Indianapolis’ perennial truck traf[fic problem, Action on an amendment to the {present truck ordinance which

would enable local trucks to use all |

North Side streets for deliveries was |postponed after a public hearing last night at which North Side resi{dents vigorously protested the proposal. At the same session, Council passed an ordinance appropriating $2500 as the City's share in campaign of Frank Wallace, State entomologist, to rid several areas of Japanese Beetles.

Mrs. Gilbert Wildridge . . . Aux-

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"TO TAKE POSTS

Is Extends Parking Ban

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The Council 87000 from the

also appropriated 1938 anticipated row at Riviera Club. current expenses, approved the -~ Park Department's request to sell

by unused park land along Fall Creek, Jr. and banned parking on E. St. Clair

Plans were completed today

Post 186, American Legion, for the St. from Highland Ave. to Oriental

r Hugh Johnson, who is to speak at

eception tomorrow night for Gen. St. In protesting the proposed truck he Riviera Club under post auspices. ban amendment, members of the Paul Whipple, post commander, North Side delegation charged the

appointed the following members as amendment would revive the situa-

committee at the din- tion the Council to solve

TRUCK DISPUTE

| County

Park Iepartment balance to meet

PEACE REMOTE | Letter Brings

Arrest by FBI

THREE-DAY vigil by Federal Bureau of Investigation agents ended yesterday when Erold Henry Sasse, 22, was arrested as he called for a letter at the general delivery window at the Postoffice. The agents learned that Sasse

| would cali for the letter and the | watch was started. He is wanted | at Charlotte, N. C., on an indiet- . charging transportation of

ment a stolen truck from Lumberton, N. C, to Cheraw, S. C, on Reb. 7. Sasse is held at the Marion Jail in default ef $2500 bond fixed when he was wrraigned before U. S. Commissioner Howard S. Young.

STRIKE MAY BE AVERTED LANSING, Mich. Sept. 19 (U. P). —The management of the Consumers Power Co. and the Utility Workers Organizing Committee (C. I. 0.) were reported near agreement today on a plan to avert a threatened strike of the company's operating and maintenance throughout Lower ver Michigan.

employees

CANARY GIVES FIRE ALARM ling on upper floors, they were MELBOURNE, Australia, Sept. 15 awakened by the twittering of the . P).—A canary saved the lives|terrified bird, They were able to of eight people when fire broke out |leave the building before the flames in the C Colonial Hotel here. Sleep- | reached their rooms.

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Townsend said he would be un- | a reception sought able to be present. The contest is

Maho ne next Frida vy,

ciation and the State G. O. P. Cen- of Hook's Drug Store, Ohio and| tral Committee Meridian Sts., S. V. Jackson, manxk oe ager, reported to police today. Entry Editors to Meet Frida) was gained by prying open a streetArrangements have been made entrance door.

for a crowd of more than 20,000 at the Fair oN —— barbecue meeting! 7 LOCAL STUDENTS PLEDGE AT DE PAUW

Saturday noon. The editors will hold Times Special

their business sessions at the Claypool Hotel Friday at a luncheon | and banquet at night. The principal speaker at the Fri- i day rie i will be James J. GREENCASTLE, Wadsworth. one of the younger Seven Indianapolis ; members of the New York State been pledged to social fraternities Legislature. He is the son of Rep. at DePauw University. They are James W. Wadsworth (R. N. Y.), | Dick Scott and Alan Vestal, Beta Theta Pi; Dick Coffin, Delta Kappa Epsilon; Robert Glass, Delta Tau Delta; Don Beuke, Delta Upsilon; Charles Daugherty, Lambda Chi

A parade comprised 1200 ban-her-covered cars, 64 and 17 Alpha, and Jack Siegesmund, Sigma Nu.

[ner: Stuart A. Bishop, J. Frank last spring when it passed the presCantwell, Lloyd D. Claycombe, Jos- ent ordinance banning trucks on eph J. Daniels, E. O. Marquette, | 11 principal North Side streets. Harry H. Martin, Wilber C. Patter-| The proposed amendment was son, Edward D. Pierre, Laurence V. sought by local business firms which Sheridan, Horace A. Shonle, Martin said they were handicapped in makL. Sutton, George T. Wheldon, ing deliveries. Richard H. Habbe, Horace Stout, Dr. Council President Joseph W. W. Peet and Robert W. Lyons, Wood said he did not see how the commander-elect. truck problem could be solved to Mrs. Jack A. Ceinar, the satisfaction of both truckers president, named these hostesses: and residents for many years. Mrs. H. Weir Cook, Mrs. Foster L.| Stanley, Mrs. Jesse T. Johnson, Mrs. | ern states at Minneapolis Friday and Forest H. Spencer, Mrs. Robert W. Saturdav. Lyons, Mrs. Paul Whipple and Mrs. Agricultural problems of Midwest- Gilbert Wildridge, president-elect. ern states will be discussed and rem-| New post officers will be installed “pounding of heavy trucks. edies outlined at the conference. by Ray Townsley, Danville, state! Councilman Albert O. Deluse said Mr. Schenck will prepare a report Legion commander. Mrs. H. S. Tei- Council has been considering the for Governor Townsend upon his re- tel, president of the 12th district feasibility of using the abandoned turn, auxiliary, will install auxiliary offi- Indiana Railroad tracks. skirting cers the North Side, as a belt highway Gen. Johnson, Indianapolis Times for overland trucks. columnist, is expected to discuss the Mrs. Minnie Phares. 4728 College possibilities of this country’s en- Ave, told Council that trucks | tanglement in the European conflict. rumbled on College Ave. from mid= He will arrive by airplane tomorrow hight to 6 a. m. in violation of the afternoon. present ordinance.

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Three advisers of publications in Indianapolis high schools have bzen named as a committee to formulate plans for the 1939 convention of the Indiana High School Press Association at Franklin College, Oct 26-28, Horace D. Crawford, executive secretary, announced today. Miss Gretche.. A. Kemp, of Manual High School, will head the committee. She will be assisted by Miss Ella Sengenberger of Tech and Miss Ruth Marie Price of Thomas Carr Howe High School.

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TRUCK KILLS BOY, 3 MISHAWAKA, Ind. Sept. 19 (U P.) .—Larry Coonev, 5-vear-old son of Mr. and Mrs. James Coonev of | Mishawaka, was Killed yesterday

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