Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 May 1940 — Page 11

THURSDAY, MAY 9

MIESSE URGES TAX REDUCTION

Warns of ‘Pet’ Legislation In 1941 Which May Call For Increases.

Reductions in next year's tax levies were urged hy Harry Hiesse, secretary of the Indiana Taxpayers Association, in his annual report to @&ssociation directors. He warned against what he termed “pet” legislation in the 1941 Legislature which will increase taxes. ! Albert H. Cole, Peru, was reelected association president at the directors’ annual meeting in the Columbia Club yesterday. Other officers re-elected were Raymond C Morgan, Knightstown, first vice president; Charles Rauh, Indianapolis, second vice president: Fred | C. Gardner, Indianapolis, treasurer, and Mr. Miesse The board of directors is com- | posed of the officers and Richard) J. L. Davis, Seymour; Fred Sims, . John Brookbank and Richard Sinclair, all of Tiga.

9, 1940 Health Periled

CHEMIST’ S MURDER

BAFFLES EXPERTS Daughter of G. 0. P. County WESTFIELD, Mass, May 9. — Chairman Confined

(U. P)-—The doorstep murder of To Hospital.

Prof. Lewis B. Allyn, 65-year-old pure foods authority, baffled one of . . ari the largest corps of crime experts Methodist Hospital physicians toever assembled in Massachusetts | day studied the results of blood [tests that will determine whether | Mary Jane Vandivier, 5-year-old

today. What few clues there were led to | dead-end trails, all theories of the| Super oa. tn Sivien: Re motive remained unsubstantiated pa. ONT Spon Fever. as and a ES eh) Meanwhile, Mary Jane is under themist a a the ‘chief hope in | treatment for bronchitis which until Ist App ; oop today was accompanied by a high a search for the motive. Contents

of the professor's papers and books Sy ood tick Tastened Sp were withheld pending further . y : % :

Study (of the species that may carry the Stat lice and Federal authori- | ROCKY Mountain fever. otate police and Tedera X Mary Jane's nurse reported she ties last night denied a published | a comfortable night teport that Prof. Allyn had been | © ght.

working on a case for the Federal | o Vi vd ie br Bureau of Inv estigation A theory jJThe Vandivie I that he had refused to give a f00d- |g, 1q pe taken to the hospital for concentrate for mula to foreign observation and Mrs. Vandivier, agents recently also was discounted. | knowing her husband was busy with

Mary Jane Vandivier . . . tested

for rare fever,

SUFFERS HEART ATTACK LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 8 (U. P) — Walter K. Greenebaum, Michigan |she explained. City, Ind., was confined in the Nor-| Since then they both have divided ton Infirmary today after a heart|their time between Republican attack last night shortly before he|County headquarters and the hoswas scheduled to address the Serv-|pital. The physicians told the fee Club. He is a former vice presi-| family that Mary Jane would be| dent of the Chicago Association of kept at the hospital at least three | Commerce. more days.

GREER GARSON, MATE OF MONTH, DIVORCED

HOLLYWOOD, May 9 (U.P)— Greer Garson, British actress and | star of “Goodbye Mr, Chips,” | divorced today from a husband | (Hollywood didn't even know she {had married. | Wearing a plain suit and horn[rimmed glasses, Miss Garson ap-| | peared in court as Mrs. Eileen Evelyn G. Snelson and charged that .| Edward Alec Abbot Snelson, at-| |tache of the British Government | in central India had a ‘violent | temper” and was “extremely jeal-| ous.” She said their marriage lasted | cne month and five days.

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WASHINGTON, D. C., May 9. “7 | Survivors. Parents, Mr. nd Mrs. Manuel Lawrence J. Street, of 715 E, 25th [MICE BUS ” ~~ MIS, St.,, Indianapolis, will be awarded | Survivars: Husband, Chester parents, Mr. s h. nn au er the contract for construction of the protest Richard. Dr. Kenneth: R. Daniel: : =, new Broad Ripple Postal Station on | Baapett, Mrs. Mart ha Gorman and a low bid of $64,480, Federal Works | James A a CitivEs. Agency officials indicated today. Sey Brothers, William, Pd, Evers: tati 11 be on the and Christopher; sister. The new station wi | FLBERFIELD Mrs, Amelia Gerichs, ; east side of Carrollton Ave. between Surviver: Daughter, Mrs. Gerhardt Sy EVANSVILLE ~Roberi W, Chambers, 54. 62d and 63d Sts. Architectural plans | lary iam Wise. 7 79 Survivors: Daughter, rs I'r'A ar, son, Ay for the new structure show large, | giohn A. Schauss ge Survivors: Wie 1Zabe all te I'S. war wel regularly spaced windows, lack of Elisabeth: Rukhte Ne Jana So excessive ornamentation on the out-

PRL Lennert, 77. Survivor. Brother, side, and functional arrangement of |! Nain Ear Happel. Survivors: Pars | inside facilities. Mr. and

| ents, rs. Clarence Happel; The lobby will be 14 feet wide and

ANDERSON —Mrs, Bessie Seybert, 65, |Survivora: Husband, William; Saughters. | | Mrs. Nina Rrqunenbers and Mrs, Fe | Kincaid; son,

Elise Kitzinger, 46,

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| sister, doyee Flaine. brother, Herbert. ELKHART Andrew V. Johnson, 85,

73. Survivors: Sons, Paul and Cornelius; daughter, Mrs, Alice Pepe

JEFFERSONVILLE Miss Nate Wicht, | trim will be of stone, Survivor: Brother, Edward Other Indianapolis bidders were ny TOQNIER. The Rev. Edwin N. Prentice, [the Service Construction . Co. at|aaughters. two sisters, Tc Sons: two | $68,680; E. A. Carson, $69,723, "ana LEBANON—Mrs. Nervy Youkey, 84. Sur-

5 lvivors Daughters, Mrs. Sallie Thompson | the Reyday Construction Co, at Mrs. Maggie Wells, Mrs, Hattie Byer ant Mrs. Rufus Emmert, James O. Proctor, 89. Edgar, Rav, George, LINTON--Mrs. Catherine Humphries, 54

MEDORA Walter Everett Goss, 63. Survivors: Son, Paul; daughter, Mrs. Audrey

Christmas card mailed from Bangor, . ; Sharpe: brother, Thornton; half-brother. Me., reached this village after a “wayne VERNON—Mrs. Olle Maybe trip halfway around the world. Ad- [Svalls, ® Surviyors Husband, Clarence; dressed to Perl Rich, Covington St. |perneng i ner Fulks; sister, Mrs. Elma Perry, N. Y,, the yd was sent to | OWENSVILE. -Joseph Delay, 77. SurNorth Ireland by postal uthorities, \ivors. Wife, Mary: son, Frank; daughter,

Mrs. Flossie Geiser, then to New Zealand. | PRINCETON- John L. Harter, 61.

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Survivors: Sons. | Frank and Jesse; brother,

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WILLKIE BANQUET MOVED TO ARMORY Cul Wd and Mrs. Leo ie

(hia Rs The Indiana Bankers Association | sisters, Mrs. H. L. 8 I's ri | convention dinner next Wednesday,

I Dal Maud Baie MI Cl Pe rs Alma LaMar and Mrs. Al. at which Wendell L. Willkie, uiili-

{bert Rhoades. i tive, will speak, has been | | w William ©. Brack ay, | Lies execu pe [Sura Wits, Katherine: a moved from the Claypool Hotel to an

{liam d J Siarald; porothers, John, | the Naval Armory, Re Katinand 1b. Price; sister, Mrs.| ‘The move was necessitated by a heavy demand for tickets, officials

BANK RECORDS OF |acesmmodations for 1500. Omciak UNION DEMANDED

said approximately 800 tickets alCHICAGO, May 9 (U, P).—The|

[ron have been sold. Federal District Court issued two | [grand jury subpenas today for the | {bank deposit records of the Glaziers’ | Local of the A. F. of L. Painters, | | Decorators and Paperhangers Union | of America and of the local's busi-! | ness agent, George H. Meyers, Chi Cago, | The .subpenas called for examination of all deposit, draft and un(employ ment fund records of the local from Jan. 1, 1936, to the ent. One ordered the Farmers State Bank, Valparaiso, Ind, to produce (records of accounts listed under the ‘names of George H. Meyers, Geo ge Ham Meyers and George Mevers. Mr, Meyers was said to have a fa: ‘m | near Valparaiso. The records are!

| to be presented before the grand | Jury Suche Monday.

vivors: Wife, Ethel: sons, Nicholas, Charles [pnd Rascal daughters, Mrs. Fred Werts,

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SAN FRANCISCO, May 9 (U. P), ~The first vietim of 1940 World Pair confusion—Harwa, an Egyptian been adopted by one of Mrs. | mummy 2640 years old-—leaves today George Rice's hens, The mother | by airplane for New York, where it cat carried the kittens, born in [should have arrived days ago. a barn, to a soft nest in the hen- | A shipping clerk at the Field house nearby, The hen almost | Museum of Natural History in Chi= immediately began sitting on | cago mistakenly consigned the them as carefully as if they were mummy to the San Francisco Fair day-old chicks. She is still as [instead of the New Yark Fair, proud of them as if they were her | Harwa should reach New York in own brood. time for the Fair's opening

Thorntown Hen ‘Adopts’ Kittens

THORNTOWN, Ind, May 9.-— Abandoned triplet kittens have

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