Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 March 1940 — Page 12

l. C. TO ABOLISH TIPS TO RED CAPS

‘CHICAGO, March 21 (U. Py —

Sammy, Squirrel, Missing If you see a squirrel out Irving- rel or opossum left without food by| |= oer a , a |! White Ribbon ‘The Tilinois Central ilr _|ton way without a tail but with a the unseasonably cold weather. nounced today. that. La nd il “I'm - hungry - for - some-chocolate”| Sammy liked chocolate, which is| ° | Him | Hate Lia Liquor. cap service at the Central Station|look, make clucking noises and fe not ordinarily considered to be Vite Ribhin Rem Remedy. can Will. be abolished April 1 in com-|turn it to Mrs. Edward Clinton, 5419 squirrel food. - Month in and month given secretly in Stes, tn or) Pe D8. Taba: Deommendation of | pleasafiy Run Parkway. out he was a Sunday guest only at|30d has ne > Sammy, the Squirrel, is gone. the Clinton home. Sunday was d of 20 years with “on

Porters will be paid a Bat rate: of 10 cents for each piece of luggage,| Sammy came to the Clinton |when they had chocolate cake. ce is $2.00 Drug. Stor

59 Always Feared She'd Hear rrifying Sound of Squealing Brakes

But Son Escapes | Critical Injury by Margin: of Mere Inches.

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! WAGES 31% TheT

Gain Word Con Cover Added ~~ Defense Costs, Says

: - Morgenthau.

WASHINGTON, March 21 U.| | Py Secretary of Treasury Henry ' Morgenthau Jr., announced today|} | that income tax collections in 20 days of March were 31.2 per cent ' ahead of last year, but warned that - revenues would not cover the extra | | $460,000,000 emergency national defense costs | In the period March 1-20, inclu- ' sive, Mr. Morgenthau reported income tax collections totaled $621,000,000, compared with $473,000,000 in the same period last year. | Receipts, he added, were running | “comfortably ahead” of Treasury |-estimates. “I am keeping my. fingers crossed | until April 2,” Mr. Morgenthau said,

J James Saylors . + referring to the date when the full

heard a screech of b

| effect of the March returns can be analyzed.

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i DR. ROY VALE TO SPEAK’ ! Dr. Roy Vale, Tabernacle Presby-|of Battle Creek, Mich., w

SALEM, O., March 21 (U.

Torrow in the Columbia, Club. cident last night.

Congressman "Paul W. Shaffer, 46, in Salem terian Church pastor, is to address (City Hospital today with serious ' the Indianapolis Optimist Club to-|injuries following an automobile ac-

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jy When the Sun Comes Out,

two Indianapolis. mothers whose children ‘yesterday escaped critical injury 18 traffic by just mere inches. It vas shortly after 5 o'clock yes-

Christine, in the living room of their home, 442 W. Ray St.

It was

had hoped she wouldn't.

the . screeching sound of emergency brakes of an auto. “Instinctively, I knew something had happened to James and I ran onto the porch. I saw him lying in the street and an auto stopped there. I saw my husband standing. on the sidewalk, frozen in terror. “I ran to the street, and James was struggling to get up, and I thought he was badly hurt. I picked him up and he whispered in my ear, ‘Bring me home, Mommy.’

‘A Wonderful Escape’

“TI carried him into the house and then his father took him to a doctor. Pretty soon the doctor said he apparently: wasn't badly hurt—just bruised.” Mrs. Saylors sighed and smiled

in relief.

“It was a wohdertul'é escape, a wonderful escape.” James, who is five, was playing in

You Knot It’s Time to—

a vacant lot across the street from his home with two playmates of about the same age. He saw his father across the street walking toward the home and impulsively

| . Here are the personal stories of

terday afternoon and Mrs. Pauline| Saylors was talking to her daughter, |

She heard a terrifying mechani-} & cal sound—a sound she said she: had always expected to hear, but|.

'—A jury today considered the theory

Ralph Bare ; . . a traffic victim in spite of safety education.

MERCY DEATH? [T'S UP TO JURY

e| Coast Man, 28, Housekeeper Accused of Murdering 7. Invalid Wife. 2

OS ANGELES, March 21 (U.P.).

that Charles Palmer, 78, planned a “mercy death” for his invalid, 70-year-old wife, along with charges that he and his former nousekeeper

customer,

the railroad said, and will receive household ‘in the winter of 1936-37, the payment ‘directly from the when Mrs. Clinton served tasty tid- (failed to appear,

A couple of Sundays ago Sammy He has been

bits to any cardinal, sparrow, squir-|missing since.

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dashed across the street to greet him. Half way across, & car that witnesses said was not going fast and made every effort to avoid him,

murdered her with ant poison. The theory was advanced by. Richard Dockeray, attorney for Mrs. Caroline Henslee, 49, Palmer's

struck him. ’ 3 housekeeper. He said the State had Sheriy after 8 dulock lash might, overlooked the “most probable” mo-

Grover Bare asked his 9-year-old|,. . ro. "her death, and that Mrs.

son, Ralph Eugene Bare, to post a letter in the mailbox at New York Palmer hed known why the poison

and Noble Sts. The home is at S32 “She knew it wis going to be in

N. Noble St. » Not many minutes later he was on ner Joftes and she wanted it there,

his way to Methodist. Hospital with Mr. Dockeray said Mrs. Palmer

his son, who had been struck by a| car and who had received a broken Woe Sired of living as a paralyzed

left leg. “I have never heard of a mercy

60° HOUSE B ‘I Had the Green Light’ ROOM s. Margaret Bare today said the DE are I Sor Pro nis

first Sin Ralph told her when shé|cutor D. L. Di Vecchio sald in rereached him was “Mama, I had the|buttal yesterday. - e . green light.” “I've preached safety to my. chil-

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