Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 November 1939 — Page 5

{inated and elected Govepnor.

THADDEUS R. BAKER

AIDS EMMERT DRIVE

Thaddeus R. Baker, 3104 N. Pennsylvania. 8t., civic leader, today was| me

{named state treasurer of the Eme«

mert-for-Governor Committee, an

‘organization formed recently to support Judge James A. Emmert of}. |Shelbyville for the G. O. P. guber-

natorial nomination. The appointment was announced

by Leo M. Kinman, Shelbyville pub- % | lisher, committee chairman.

Baker, a Republican member of the

; Legislature in "1929, said:

, “Indiana Republicans are extremely fortunate in having avail-

‘lable in 1940 a man of the caliber ‘of {Judge Emmert. As Mayor of Shel‘byville and judge of the Shelby Cir-

cuit Court, he has won a state-wide reputation and the. ability and integrity he has demonstrated in these positions give a clear indication of the type of government Indiana will receive when he is nomHis consistent election in a community predominantly. Democratic shows the esteem in which he is held oy

: those who know him best.”

Cuyahoga County, land is seat, has reported juvenile -delinquency in 26 vears. of research

. Laird, director d statistics for juvenile court, that complaints now were only 1.36 per | thousand, i

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: -Acme hot Mrs. C. F. Eberhardt ett), wife of the chaplain of the Independence Hall, and a Times pie 12 Hip try their best to comfort little Armstrong, made an orphan when a torpedo from a German U-b ‘crashed into the Yorkshire. The Independence Hall took the rescued passengers and crew back to Bordea

Five survivors of the torpedoed British ship Yorkshire huddle on the deck of the liner Independence Hall after being picked up 500 miles off the coast of France. The little girl sitting on the lap of the man

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at left lost her parents when the torpedo struck. The four children of the couple next to her were lost. The ~ Independence - Hall picked up 300 persons Oct. 17 from the Yorkshire and City of Mandalay. France and then docked at Hoboken, N. J, Sunday with tales of heroism and dramatic pictures, 7 Tye : e > [COLUMBUS BUILDING 3 Children and Carry Rat Extermination | 5 z ° 9 4 X IN FEDERAL COURT| Kin Die in Fire | p,. PL ANE S . _ COLUMBUS, Ind, Nov, 8.—The Summ— : building record for the first 10 Nelson des, 43 of Ft. Wayne, i - ; : : Sy der arrest on a charge o ile and Thetr gl Members of the Mayor’s Civic Pride Committee today were to carry other similar period since records forging WPA checks totaling more to the State Tax Board their fight for a $1000 appropriation for rat|were started in 1926. t 3 ed to South : hal $500, Xi be Iemoved 0 3 “To Rule on All Export A delegation is to ask the Board to reinsert the $1000 rat-éxtermina-| homes have been built, the records tion item in the civil city budget which was cut out by the Tax Adjust- show. The average price is more

FACES WPA CHARGE U.S. PROTECTS | ET Recor mi Fight to State Tax Board PLAINFIELD, N. J, Nov 1 | months here this year exceeds any who is under arrest on a charge of burned to death _ today _ when extermination. Before the year is through 90 new Bend in the Northern Federal Dis-

trapped in the upper floor of a two-story frame house.

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trict, within a few days.

Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell yesterday ordered his removal. George Loy, U. S. Secret Service agent, said that Rhoades allegedly had stolen and forged signatures to about 10 WPA checks over a sixmonth period beginning in January. He was arrested at the State Farm at Putnamville when he completed a State sentence for check forgery,

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The children’s father, Edward Harris, 50, was unable to get upstairs because of heavy smoke. He was uninjured. The dead were Raymond, 6, and his sisters, Dorothy, 17, and Margaret, 4. Their aunt was Miss Anna Finkbeiner, 20. Another son, Robert, 15, jumped from a second-story window and suffered severe- body burns. . Firemen, responding to three alarms, said the fire apparently started in the kitchen. The children’s: mother has been dead a year.

FR. SOMMES NAMED VICAR SUBSTITUTE

The Rev. Fr. Edwin Sommes, assistant pastor, today was named vicar substitute for the late Rt. Rev. Msgr. Maurice F. O'Connor, pastor of St. Joan of Arc Church. Father Sommes will be in charge of the parish until the appointment of a new pastor by the Most Rev. Joseph E. Ritter, Bishop of the Dio-

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WASHINGTON, Nov. 7 (U, P.)— The Government today advised aircraft manufacturers that it is applying the old World War espionage act to assure stringent control over

the civilian aeronautical industry. At the same time the War and Navy Departments announced that

they were removing one bar to foreign purcnases of military aircraft here by waiving the present regulation forbidding sale of new models for 18 months after their initial production. . The newlyapplied regulations, officials explained, are sufficient to halt any leaks of vital military secrets. Under this policy the War and Navy Departments, in the interest of national defense and to keep military secrets, are privileged to reject any item of equipment for sale to a foreign government and the State Department would deny a license to export that commodity. The War and Navy Departments virtually are given a free hand to determine what airplanes and aeronautical equipment may be released by manufacturers. Application of the old regulations has been approved by War Secretary Harry H. Woodring and Acting Navy Secretary Charles Edison. The order was { dispatched to aircraft manufacturers for “their guidance” in” filling [the expected - flood of n war plane orders arising from repeal of the arms embargo. The regulations require that manufacturers report full details to the two departments on all negotiations with foreign governments and domestic civilian customers. The military authorities then would advise the manufacturers what types and items of equipment they can or cannot sell.

12 STATE KIWANIS OFFICIALS NAMED

Jack H. Rhoades, Indianapolis, was one of 12 Indiana Kiwanis

Club lieutenant governors appointed today by George A. Leist, Columbus, governor-elect. of the Indiana district. Mr. Rhoades is president of Rhoades, Hice & Etter, Inc. an engraving firm here. Others named by Mr. Leist include: Clyde Hunter, Gary; Irving A. Hurwich, Mishawaka; Orville R. Maxfield, Ft. Wayne; James M. Kimbrough, Logansport; Charles E. Swayzee, Frankfort; Dr. Ronald L. Reynard, Muncie; Harvey B. Wells, Greencastle; George E. Haight, Cambridge City; Dr. John ,E. Ford, Petersburg; ford, and Otis G. Reed, Madison.

BROOKSIDE DRAFTS PLAN FOR RAILWAYS

A meeting of the Brookside Civic League will be called within the next two weeks to outline its proposals for better East Side bus and trolley service, William M. @alvin, League president, said today. At a League meeting last night, final action was delayed until residents agree on details of a proposal to be submitted to the Board of Works and the Indianapolis Railways. Charles W. Chase, Indianapolis Railways president, told one group last week that the company is willing to co-operate.

PUPILS GET CANDY IN SAFETY FETY QUIZ-BEE

Times Special GARY, Ind. Nov. 7.—Gary school pupils who know the answers. to questions on safety will get a candy shower for their efforts. The Safety Council Jor the second year is sponso; “quiz” session in the public le Pupils giving correct replies to questions asked by Richard 8. Kaplan, president of the Council, will receive

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ment Board. “The situation ‘is serious,” declared Mrs. Lowell S. Fisher, committee chairman. “So far this year 14 cases of rat bites have been treated at City Hospital, and most of these cases have been children in indigent families.

Complaints Received “In the poorer districts of Indianapolis there have been many cases where inhabitants have not been able to sleep for the noise and nuisance of rodents. The situation will grow more serious if it is not rectified.” City health authorities have received complaints on rats from residents in the vicinities of 42d St. and Boulevard Place; 46th St. and College Ave.; Broad Ripple; 49th St. and the Monon Railroad; the Mayer Chapel District and 25th St. and Ralston Ave. “Committee members do not want to increase the already heavy tax burden but feel that ignoring the rat situation constitutes false economy,” Mrs. Fisher said.

Believes Number Is Great The appropriation was requested by the City Health Board for the rat extermination campaign. Dr. Herman G. Morgan, secretary of the Board, estimated the rat

population in Indianapolis to be.

greater than the human population, and declared that their destructive

habits cause thousands of dollars loss annually.

than $3000.

LIFE WILL FEATURE

. The 38th Division of the National Guard, under command of Maj. Gen, Robert H. Tyndall, Indianapolis, has been chosen as the “most representative” unit and will be photographed for Life magane. This was announced today with the approval of the U. S. Army high command at Washington and photographers will begin their work here and in other parts of the state this week-end. The pictures and story will be intended to show the activities of the Guard during the winter training program which calls for seven days = field maneuvers before Jan.

INVESTIGATES DEATH

Deputy Coroner Hugh Thatcher today was investigating the death of Mrs. Doshie Simmon, 63, who fell last night at her home, 345 N. East St., and was found dead in her bed

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