Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 May 1940 — Page 7

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FEARS OF HEART ARE MINIMIZED

70 Per Cent of Palpitations Involve No Disorders, Dr. Clark Says.

If you feel as though a bird is flopping around in your chest, tall & doctor—but don't collapse from fright before he arrives, Fully 70 per cent of the “heart gttacks” which send physicians on hurry-up calls are mere palpita«

tions involving no organic disorder, | Dr, €C, J. Clark, chairman of the) post-graduate education committee of the Indiana University School of Medicine, asserted today. Addressing Indiana physicians at. tending the post-graduate course at the medical school, Dr. Clark said | these “palpitations” may be noth-| ing more than nervousness or the) offshoot of a hangover or too mueh | smoking or greasy food | “The patient has the sensation of a bird flopping around In his chest, or he may tell you that his) heart has turned over,” Dr. Clark| saw said. “He may declare in All Seri! ee cm ousness that his heart actually stopped beating.”

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ping was attributed by Dr. Clark to the fact that the organ beats) prematurely and then pauses to) compensate for the flow of blood.| Often the patients are so frightened | that they become physically disabled, although there is nothing organically wrong, the doctor said

COMPULSORY LOANS HINTED FOR BRITAIN

LONDON, May % (U. BP) Chancellor of the Exchequer Sir Noh Simon said in a speech today that the Government would not hesitate to adopt a compulsory een activities lending plan to finance proseeution| A series of ceremonials of the war if the present VOIUNIAYY | wlanned for system of loans to the Government genjor class initiation tonight elimax is In danger of falling ing the day's activities, Simon referred to the compulsory | \ loan plan of John Maynard Keynes, noted British economist, who has proposed that about 20 per cent of salaries and wages in Britain be lent to the Government on a coms pulsory basis, tions,

Grand Circle of Indiana, a fraterna and benevolent society

Circle, were welcomed here today a the Claypool Hotel,

vesterday afternoon for the 20H biennial meeting of the

Circle

devoted to welcome addresses

will be held all day tomorrow convention will end with a tomorrow night mn the Room of the Claypool Hotel A group of Circle juniors, with certain excep- | direction of Mrs, Cora Phillips © Sharon, Pa. national junior di

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was the olimax of a four-day romance. She recently met Col, Gonzalo | Gomer (holding her hand above), son of Venesuela's dictator, in a York night club, the couple became engaged four days later,

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The sensation of the heart won. rand Circle of Indiana Conducts Ceremonials Her

AbpDroximately 218 members of the rector, was to place a bronze placque| were dead of bullets from Spencer's| the Central Christian Church and)

operating nationally as the Protective Home House lawn

Members and delegates convened

Sessions this moming were collection in the nation | by national officers and a wag banners and the first Betsy this afternoon with a flag

Organization and group meetings

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PRINCIPAL KILLS 4 COLLEAGUES DURING MEETING

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

LOCAL DEATHS

Williath J. Krieg Miss Famia Pluokebaum

William John Krieg, a real estate broker here many years, died yes terday at his residence, 3744 N Salem St. He was 84, Mr. Krieg was a lifelong Indian her

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Wounds Himself Gravely: Wife Believes Overwork Made Him Maniac.

PASADENA, Cal, May 7 (U.P) Students at South Pasadena Junior High School got a holiday today while police investigated an arsenal in the cafeteria where Verlin Spencer, 3ST.year-old principal, nearly succeeded in killing himself after slaying four colleagues Officials would not discuss the arms they found in the cafeteria | where Spencer would not allow lunch to be served yesterday, He Was an expert pistol shot with half a dozen marksmanship medals and (had an extensive collection of guns It was understood that guns and 150 rounds of shells had been stored (in the cafeteria as if for a siege,

Three Shot to Death

Spencer attended a meeting of administrators of South Pasadena junior ahd senior high schools late | yesterday. When he left, George C | Bush, 83, City Superintenednt of { Schools; John BE. Alman, 50, high | school principal, and William Speer 43, business manager of city schools

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£25,000, getting the ecked movie starlet Joyvee Mathews

(at the base of a Norway Maple tree long-barreled 22-caliber target pistol planted last year by the group on the northeast section of the State retary, was wounded. Before or after attending the t. Later today a ritual evaluating the meeting--police had not ascertained meaning and history of the Ameri the sequence--he killed V, V, Van. can flag was to be leld at the derlip, 43, printing instructor at his assembly hall, Junior members are school, and gravely wounded Ruth

1 to display the most complete set of Barnett Sturgeon, 43, an art ine Grand flags said to be assembled in one struetor

in the Physicians

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cafeteria he believed

Then The flags show the evolution of himself the present flag, from the numerous would die sectional, pre-Revolutionary War] Wite Grief Stricken

Ross | of 18 stars in a circle and 13] Mrs. Spencer was grief stricken, stripes to the 48.state flag but she tried to explain her hus- | Tonight's initiation ceremontes band's sudden, maniacal nr « Will feature Indianapolis teams rep-| “Verlin was a very sensitive and resenting the Capital City Circle, | intelligent man,” she said, “and his R. Lucas degree staff and intelligence must have driven him men's officers will have charge of too far. Overwork must have turned | ceremonies, him into a maniac, because only a Officers who gave welcome ad- maniac could do such a thing” ¢ dresses this morning included the! OfMcials believed that he had been _ Hon, 8. H. Hadley of Sharon, Pa, goaded to murder by an obsession Supreme President; the Hon, F. A [that he was persecuted Service of Sharon, Supreme Solicitor: | Several friends said that he had Joseph Spencer of Sharon, field di- spoken frequently to them of “perserector: Luther Shirley, and Mrs. cution” by his colleagues and that Lena Bedell, local members; and HH. he had said Miss Sturgeon and Mr H. Sehmidt, of the Indianapolis Vanderlip “refused to co-operate.” Convention and Publicity Bureau, | Others said that he had been

[ suspicious his superiors were “trying

SAVE DIPLOMATIC [*° "mettre

POUCH IN GUN FIGHT SIX-YEAR-OLD BANK DUBLIN, May 7 (U. P).-Two LOOT IS UNEARTHED

detectives, though severely wounded,| weeMONT. ©. Mav 1 (U.P) beat off an attempt by two untdenti- six vears ago bandits robbed the fied men, armed with sub-machine late Charles Neer's bank at Me. | guns, to rob a British diplomatic bag chaniesburg, O, taking with them In a spectacular street fight today. I EA deposit og . bbw on . containing in bonds and ne. Th ee the gotiable securities-—which had been h a motorcycle side car from a “NN SOWMEE LL wy | postoffice to the office of Sir John | Robert Rimelspach, Fremont

|Maffey, British representative in | trucker, was digging a hole to place | reland. (a skid under a log near Bucyrus

| “the heart of the eity. they were | vesterday when his shovel struck a met by the fire of the sub-machine buried metal box. Digging it up, he | guns. Both were wounded severely found the top rusted through, but but they returned the fire with their all the papers in good condition, revolvers and MoeSweeney managed The banker's widow and son were to drive off with the bag. Shana- expected here today to claim the securities,

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apoliz resident, Private funeral serve joes will be held at 10 a. m. Thurs day at the Fanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Survivors are his wife, Etta B.; three daughters, Miss Barbara Krieg lof Indianapolis, Mrs, J. F! 8killman {of Detroit, Mich, and Mrs, H W, | Bues Jr. of Wabash, Ind; two sons, (Richard 8. and John E, both of In. [dianapolis; two sisters, Mrs, F. B Sister Mary Martin of the Order of St Francis, and a brother, F, H. Krieg of Indianapolis,

‘Mrs. Caroline O'Hair

Services for Mrs, Caroline O'Halr, | whose family had long been us {sociated with the development of the | Whitewater Valley, will be held at 3:30 p. Mm, tomorrow at her home, [2112 Park Ave, | The Rev, Ellis W. Hay, First Con- | gregational Church pastor, will officiate. Burial will be at Crown Hill Mrs, O'Hair was the widow of Bd. {gar O'Hair, an attorney, who had {been widely known in Brookville and southeastern Indiana, He died [in 1908, PF 8he had been an Indianapolis res. | ident since 1907 and was a member (of the Society of Indiana Pioneers,

Anthony's Catholie Chureh. Miss Pluckebaum, Cincinnati, died in 8t,

Link«Belt Co, of 8t. Anthony's Altar Society, Survivors are

dianapolis,

and Mrs, William Catton, are Olifford, Eugene, Frank Louis Pluckebaum., ret decided,

[the Grandmothers’ Olub of the First! Congregational Chureh | She died yesterday at her ress [idence after a three years’ iliness, | She was 82 | Survivors are two daughters, Mrs, | Alfred Dallas Hitz and Miss Ruth § O'Hair, a teacher at Shortridge, and) a granddaughter, Mrs, Henry E.| {Gibson of Indianapolis

Mrs. Sarah Alice Vawter

Services for Mrs, Sarah Alice Vawter, former resident of In. | dianapolis, will be held at 3 p. m. | [tomorrow at the Shirley Brothers Central Chapel. Burial will follow | at Washington Park. | Mrs, Vawter, 81 a native of Gosport, Ind, died Sunday at her home | at Wawasee, Ind. She moved there] [from this City about 10 years ago.| She was a member of the Methodist Church at Syracuse, Ind, Survivors include a Mrs, William Veltman of Detroit, | Mich: a sister Mrs. Magnolia | Stuckey: a brother, Newton Campbell: and three grandchildren, Miss Barbara Veltman of Detroit, Charles D Vawter of Indianapolis, and Jess A. Vawter, Baltimore, Md. | |

Mrs. Inez L. Potter |

Mrs. Inez L. Potter, 113¢ Wood: | lawn Ave, died vesterday at her home after a nine weeks' filiness, She was 37 { She was born at Muncie, Ind. Fu. neral services will be held at 2 p.m tomorrow at the Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial will be at Washington Park Cemetery,

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Funeral services for Miss Famia Pluckebaum, a resident of Indian apolis for more than 43 years, will be held Thursday morning at 8:30 home at 208 N, Mount 8t, and at p o'clock in St

a native of Vincent's Hospital yesterday. She was 48 and was employed in the office of the She was a member

three sisters and four brothers, all residents of Ine Sisters are Miss Dore othy Pluckebaum, Mrs, L. A. Doerr srothers and Place of burial

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WITH NEWSPAPER 63 YEARS |

BOSTON, May T (U, P)-=Bill Thomas, 84, foreman of the Boston Traveler composing room, is in his| 63d year with the newspaper, Asked how to keep a job so long, Mr, | Thomas smiled, “Don't try to kill| yourself when the boss is looking| and then loaf when he isn't, Just go right along smoothly.”

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Mrs, Mollie Waidlich

| Muneral services for Mrs. Mollie Waidlich, a resident of the South (Side for many years, will be at 2 p m. tomorrow in the home, 1519] [Hoyt Ave. Burial will be in Crown! { Hill Cemetery | Mrs, Waidlich died Sunday at her | {home after a long illness, She is| [survived by her husband, Ernest Waidlich; a son, Fred Waidlich; | daughters, Mrs. James Stephens, Mrs. Anthony Behler, and Mrs. Har. rv Alandt: a sister, Mrs. John L.| Mauk, and a brother, Lindsay Hick. man, all of Indianapolis,

Charles S. Johnson

Charles S§. Johnson, 808 8 State St, a retired car repairman with ‘ New novel the New York Oentral Railroad, died frames. yesterday at his home, He was 72.| A AAA

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