Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 October 1939 — Page 18

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BUS LINE, GROUP PETITION URGES

Committee Named to Make Formal Protest Against Feeder Substitute.

A committee of Brookside Parkarea residents was prepared today

to protest formally to the Indianap-|

olis Railways against a proposed abandonment of the established bus line in the Brookside vicinity. Appointed at a meeting last night in the home of Mrs. William A. Hayes, 1564 N. Rural St., the committee will seek to prevent substitution of a feeder bus service for

the present bus line, The members plan to discuss the situation with Charles W. Chase, Indianapolis = Railways president, and James P. Tretton, vice president and general manager, upon Mr. Chase's Feturn from Washington, The committee is authorized to oppose the propos change at a hearing before the Works Board. Approximately 200 persons attended last night's] meeting and signed a petition outlining their stand. The committee is headed by Thomas C. Whallon, attorney, and includes Mrs. Hayes, M. J. Traub, D. H. Alfke, Mrs. R. A. Reinhard, Mrs. Josephine Fellows and Miss Mildred Christenberry. The present plan|is to abandon the E. 16th St.-Emerson Ave. and E. 21st St.-Ritter Ave. lines, and to install feeder bus service to the E. 10th St. and Brookside trolley line terminals. It was contended at last night's meeting that this proposal would leave patrons in the Rural St. vicinity without transportation service; that it would further overload . the E. 10th St. and Brookside lines; that it would>prove inconvenient for pupils at Technical High School

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Odd Fellows’ Is Strictly Mum on War|

Judge George S. Starrett, Columbia, Mo., is probably one of the only old- line Missouri Democrats in existence who won’t discuss the war,

or other politics. = | He is the Grand Sire of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of the World and'is here for the Indiana convention. His duties require that he live up to the highest rank of some 2,000,000 Odd Fellows in the world. “Odd Fellows leaves all politics out of Odd Fellow business,” he explained. The thing he likes to talk about most, is the lodge and he predicts a 10 per cent membership gain the coming year. b The convention here is one of the first meetings he has attended since becoming Grand Sire at Minneapolis last month. He has come up through all the offices of Ocdd Fellows since joining

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The 1940 models of Chevroleis today joined the parade of other new cars on display This is one of them—the special deluxe town sedan.

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held posts of city attorney, prosecuting attorney and is now judge of the Probate Court of Boone County, Mo. Election of officers will feature today’s sessions. Installation ceremcnies are to be held this afternoon.

NEW EXECUTIONER 'AVOIDS NEIGHBORS

CAIRO, N. Y., Oct. 13 (U. P.).— Joseph Francell wore dark glasses today to avoid the gaze of his neighbors. They had learned of his ap-

pointment as New York executioner. Not even his wife had known of it until she read it in the newspaper yesterday evening. Mr. Francell refused to discuss his new job but it was learned that he already had. served as substit executioner at Sing Sing Prison. That was Aug. 24. Robert Elliott, official executioner, was ‘ill then at his home in New York} where he died Tuesday. Mr. Francell is 42. He formerly was an electrician. He has a 17-year-old daughter in Cornell University and an 11-year-old son. He served 16 - months overseas during the World War, was gassed and has been undergoing Ireatinents ever since. ~The job pays $150 an execution. More than 350 persons had applied | for the job in three days since Mr. Elliott’s. death.

Marshall and Child, 8, Meet

NEW YORK, Oct. 13 (U. P.).— Everett Marshall, the singer, met his 8-year-old daughter, Belen, today for the first time. They looked at each other curiously. The little girl said nothing. Mr. Marshall gulped a couple of times and said “Hello.” What went on for the next few minutes neither of them could remember, but after that Mr. Marshall spent. hs time remarking to friends: “Isn't she pretty. Isnt she smart.” Mr. Marshall's first wife reared the child in Cuba. A few days ago: the singer went into Supreme Court. and demanded that Mrs. Marshall bring the child back to this country. He was surprised when opposing counsel said the child already was in the United States. A meeting place was then arranged. ‘

GEORGIA FUGITIVE SEEKS AID IN TEXAS

DALLAS, Tex. Oct. 13 (U. P.).— Richard Gallogly, 39, escaped Georgia murderer, who hopes to obtain legal freedom in Texas, conferred with his attractive wife and his attorneys again today on their plans to fight extradition. Governor W. Lee O’Daniel said he

.on Monday. Should he grant extradition claims, the couple would auto-

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vent him from returning them at

Gallogly, son of a wealthy and

escaped his guards a week ago and fled here with his wife.

with aiding him in his escape.

SON SAIL FOR U. S.

NAPLES, Italy, Oct. 13 (U. P.).— Barbara Hutton sailed for New York today on the Conte Di Savoia, on which her former husband

low, and their son, Lance, also were passengers. Another passenger was Robert Sweeney, who had frequently been seen with the Countess recently at social affairs. Mr. Sweeney flew from Rome with the Countess and hep son just in time to catch the ship.

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Invite 1940 Session To - Indianapolis.

An Indianapolis delegation to the 29th annual convention of the Indiana ~ Chiropractors Association meeting in Gary Sunday through Tuesday will extend an invitation to the organization to meet here in 1940, it_was announced today. “Dr. H. K. Mcllroy, Indianapolis, secretary treasurer of the International College of Chiropractors, will

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grees, are Mrs. W. F. Warrington, Wabash, past president of the Chiropractic Auxiliary; Dr. Wilbur H. Gwynn, Indianapolis; Dr. Carl P. Kaiser, Connersville; Dr. George R. McGuire, Clinton; Dr. J. O. Grove, Ft. Wayne; Dr. Charles R. Davidson, Portland; Dr. Fred H. Maisel, ‘Gary; Dr. Clinton E. Sowards, Bluffton, and Dr. Oliver Cromwell, Terre Haute. Present fellows of Indiana are Dr. S. J. Burich,' Dr. James N. Firth, Dr. Harry E. Vedder, Dr. A. G. Hendricks, Dr. L. M. King, Dr. McIlroy, Dr. Gertrude Hinshaw, all of Indianapolis; Dr. George O'Neil, Ft. Wayne; Dr. William H. Vawter, Lafayette; Dr. Harold v. ‘Meoully, Rushville.

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