Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 October 1939 — Page 18

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FREEDOM TODAY AFTER 22 YEARS

Bombing Case May Get Pardon Later.

FOLSOM PRISON, Cal, Oct. 17, (U. P.).—Warren K. Billings, 46, the “férgotten man” of the San Francisco Prep redness Day - bombing cése, joins Tom Mooney in freedom today: after’ serving. 22 years for complicity in the 1916 tragedy. ‘Governor |Culbert| L. Olson, who pardoned Mr. Mooney outright last Jan. 7, late yesterday commuted | Billings’ life sentence for first degrée murder to “time served,” and expressed the hope that a full par-

don would follow. |

‘Bar Members | Intercede

Governor Olson's action was made on recommendation of a majority of the State Supreme Court to whom: the Governor sent the prison-| k.<ss ers application for a pardon On| wo. ... Kk. Billings.

Oct. 11. : » ‘Governor Olson ssid that numer- Pleased, of course.

ous prominent membeis of the bar had declared Billings was convicted, (HRY C| FR AND UNION as a first offender, and that the Governor therefore had the power to grant a full an unconditional, HF AJ} § CONFER AGAIN pardon ‘without the necessity of ob;

taining a recommendation from the

Bopreme Court. DETROIT; Oct. 17 Future Plans Unsettled | Officials of the Chrysler Corp. and “But. Billings had a previous con-'the United Automobile Workers (C. I. viction for illegal ession of 6 '0.) met again today to discuss pro-

jcks of dynamite, and under Cal-| . Sieus 0 Ti thus ineligible to Posals in a contract offered by the pardon without consent of the Su- union to settle an 11-day tieup of préme Court. . . production. - “Pm pleased, of course, Billings |~ Although union officials reported said of the commutation. He sald progress” was made in yesterday's he had no alternatiye “but to ac-/discussions, company representatives cept a commutation.” He will make said there was no change in the sithie future plans after he confers uation. with his attorney, he said. An additional 1200 workers at the : eee {DeSoto plant were affected in the PITTSBURGH, Pa, Oct. 17 (U. atest company action against what P.).—Informed that Warren K. Bil-| jt terms a.slow-down strike by the lings would be freed today, Tom U, A. W.-C. I. O. employees in DeMooney said: | | Soto’s press room joined 800 other “I am happy:to know Billings has idle DeSoto workers, bringing the

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gdined his freedom. but sorry he was | total number affected by production not pardoned outright.” schedule dispute to mote than : | 55,000. - ¥ | CHILD LABOR COUNT | ~~ dverisement_ FACES MRS. WITHERS Here's Real Relief for BOSTON, Oct. 17 (U. P.).—The| NOSES THAT mother of Jane Withers, 13-year-old! movie star, today faced possible CLOG DRY UP prosecution for alleged violation of | : y a ‘Massachusetts Child Labor Law. AFTER DARK A special - hearing was arranged before State Labor Commissioner! . James T. Moriarty who threatened IF YOUR NOSE gives you a lot of trouMrs. Walter Withers last night with | ble at night—fills up, makes breathing prosecution because the child actress | difficult, spoils sleep—just put a little was making nightly appearances at Vicks Va-tro-nol up each nostril. a Boston Garden food show. The RESULTS ARE $O GOOD because Vicks girl gave a half-hour performance Va-tro-nol is expressly designed to reafter the threat was made. lieve distress in nose and upper throat, In 1937, the child and her mother| where transient congestion hinders were convicted here of violating the|free breathing. Enjoy the comfort Child Labor Law. The case was filed. Vicks Va-tro-nol brings . . . tonight!

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AWA FORUM _ TICKET REPORT

Catholic Project to Open Nov. 19 With Talk On Mexico.

The first report of the ticket committee for the 1939-40 Catholic Forum, which opens Nov. 19, will be given at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Mrs. Richard Graham is chairman. The Forum is sponsored by the Indiana chapter of -the International Federation, of . Catholic Alumnae and is ‘composed of a series of six lectures on . foreign countries. Po

Kelly, bishop of the Diocese of Oklahoma City. and Tulsa, will open the series with a lecture on “Mexico” at the World War Memorial auditorium Nov. 19:at 8 p. m. The Rt. Rév. Msgr. Henry F. Dugan, chancellor of the Diocese of

The Most Rev. Francis Clement |

POSTOFFICE WORK

Times Special

Contract with the John Larguna Co., Gary, for extension and remodeling, of the Postoffice here is expected to be signed within a few days. Finn bn ; The Gary firm submitted a low bid of $72,500. iN oi

TEETH

A perfect set of artificial teeth practically defy detection, while a - poorly: made set’ tells the: | world* they “are = false. We think we: know how to make perfect teeth. - . : fo

Quer 39 Years Here DRS. EITELJORG

SOLTIS AND FRAY

DENTISTS

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Indianapolis, is the forum director.

Opposite New Woolworth Bldg.

Over One

One of the most remarkable business growths in Indianapolis is that of the Indianapolis Morris Plan, a

and home-operated linstitution. © Some of the figures | given here should prove of great {interest to those who are seeking a maximum rate of interest, !safety, for their savings. Almost One and One-Half Million Dollars Loaned Out! Last year the assets of the Morris Plan were $734,000.00. This year, lat the close of business September {30, they totaled more than $1,100,1000.00, certainly a most substantial lincrease. Last year $1,450,000.00 {were loaned to Indianapolis people

'home-owned

|{in small monthly payment loans— |

this year these loans will total more than $2,000,000.00.. Savings paying 315% interest amounted to $500,000.00 last year, while this year they have increased to almost $800,000.00. Reserves have been increased about $60,000.00 to over $100,000.00. Capital and surplus ‘and undivided profits have been

Morris Plan Assets Now

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Million Dollars

P. C. NEIDLINGER, Vice President of the Indianapolis Morris Plan

| $200,000.00. : ; These figures show beyond a doubt the steadily and rapidly increasing acceptance of the Morris Plan, and the rising confidence in the soundness of its operation. “Safety First for Savings” “The Indianapolis Morris Plan,”

President, one thought in mind—Safety for Savings. : Some people have criticized us for being too conservative but we feel that we have no right to invest savings entrusted to us in anything but the soundest loans.” “That,” continued Mr. Neidlinger, ‘is undoubtedly the-reason why more ind more people entrust their savngs to us. They know that for 18|

A DELUXE CRUISE B MR. MOORE —LUXURIES CERTAINLY DIGS ARE ALWAYS EXPENSIVE. DEEP INTO ONE'S C rr - POCKET, MR. MATTINGLY.

—what have you got against paying less for fine whiskey?

creased from $135,000.00 to over). ;

said Mr. P. C. Neidlinger, Vice ly payment personal, loans. “is operated with just|

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years—good years and bad years, the Morris Plan has stoéd for absolute safety. The 31% % interest we. pay is about 133% more than paid.by many other institutions.”

Variety of Morris Plan Loans

Morris Plan specializes in monthLoans are made on character, auto, collateral or other forms of security. The company recently announced a new plan for financing autos at a cost of $5 per $100 per year on new cars and $7 per $100 per year on late model used cars plus insurance. In addition to these rates, insurance cost on new .cars has kath reduced 20% below the usual rates.

GARY FIRM TO GET |

NEW CASTLE, Ind, Oct.’ 17—| |

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THATS ONE THING WE AGREE ON COMPLETELY,

MR. MOORE /

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