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THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1940

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M'NELIS IRKED Elmer Picked Wrong Time BY ETTINGER ToRun Away From Officers

rn But How Was He to Know

County Clerk Fails to Ap- That Don Lash Would pear in Court for Cunning- Pursue Him?

ham Assault Trial. Don Lash. the old

oyeity © Icter } Angered by the failure of County ‘&FSiV Speedster, who . Qtatp Bre An) Clerk Charles R. Ettinger to =ppear the State Police col in court in his assault tery | @ Preity good case against County Assessor ames Who Is in City Jail, : F. Cunningham. Municipal Court Childers was wanted by Marion Judge John McNelis has threateneq County Juvenile Court on a child x to swear ' cay | NNEglect charge Lash, a State Ettinger, \rooper

the PutnamAfter a conferen ith the ville barracks, and State Trooper ta pea wn Joe O'Brien went to Bloomington asputy prosecutor and l » vesterdav seekin him the Judge inst O’Brien went to the front door of a house to be his man wasn’ there. Lash, walking around to the ear door, saw a man dashing across field. = e

Who is that he

Indiana Uniruns under now, is still Elmer Childers, agrees.

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Pon Lash . . ‘ he won again

PRAHA LEADER SEIZED BERLIN, July 11 (U.P A belt, jet it ar inger in an a y : ” ? ’ German Wireless said : sr ba [all to the ground and went into his Sani Tomlinson Hall during the Central f Dr. Klapka, burgomaster of eount. Judge McNelis, a supporter had been arrested for actively

I H ef Cunningham. disqualified a qd himself.

the case to trial By: w asked a small

Case. the answer, ~The that Praha. supegal group inimical to

unning rham i: today

fields the end

through aliroad tracks at porting an ill : the state.

OPEN. TONIGHT

‘urban held a virtual monoply

ithe century, {hard roads.

; 2. PL OST

another gave up the struggle.

,don the Fut.

'line was operated at a loss of $51.322,

AHEPA DELEGATES "BACK FROM SESSION.

WAR

CAUSES CANCELLATION OF HUGE SHIPMENT

president of the

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FT. WAYNE LINE EE ENDS JULY 21

Seymour interurban Will Be Only Electric Route Left to City.

Indianapolis will be down to its last interurban railway line after

Exchange Meeting Closed—Believling that “a closed meeting once in

ganization,” the Exchange Club will meet without a formal program at the Hotel Severin tomorrow noon. The club balletin, “The L. has announced that the

Permission to abandon on that date ¢ peration of the Indiana Railroad's lines between Ft. Wayne and meeting and Muncie to New Castle, was in Washington today by, the Interstate Commerce Commission. Permission also was granted to abandon operation of the Ft. Wavne and Indianapolis terminal lines. The abandonment of the line between Indianapolis and Ft. Wayne will leave only one electric railway of Indianapolis. * the Indiana Railroad's line to Seymour,

cussion may become heated.

Church To Hold Social ~The St Mark's Lutheran Church lawn social will be held Thursday, July 18, on Linden St. near Prospect St, Proceeds will go to the church's coal fund. The Women's Aid Society is the sponsor.

Optimists Have Busy Day-—-Op-timist Club members are having a {busy day todav. Activities were to start with a movie at 12:15 p. m,, at the meeting at the Columbia Club. At 4 p. m. members will play baseball with the children at the Julia Jameson Nutrition Camp at Bridgeport. The day closes with a dinner at the camp at 6 o'clock.

Three Other Lines

The line to Terre" Haute was abandoned early this year Aside Trom the Indianapolis-Sev-mour line, the only electric railroads operating in the state after July 21 will be the South Shore Line from South Bena to Chicago, 2 Pennies Will Buy a Dinner—Perdistance of about, 90 miles; the sons whose pockets have plenty of Winona line carrying freight only pennies will be popular at a Townsend Club dinner Saturday It will be a penny dinner held at the clubrooms at 4424 W. Washington St. at 6 p. m. and almost everything will cost 1 cent. The menu (at a penny.for each helping) will include chicken and noodles, macaroni, green beans and salads; pie will be a nickel, tea will be a nickel, coffee will be 3 cents and broad and butter will be 2 cents. There will be a card party after |the dinner. The club's regular business meeting will be held at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow at the clubrooms.

62 miles, and the Evansville, Qhio Valley freight line. In its hey-dey, the electric interon transportation business. about the turn of when there were no autos. trucks or busses. At one time. there were 14 different lines fanning out of the Indianapolis traction terminal.

Indiana's That was back

Busses to be Used

Then came the automobile, the bus and truck, and the interurban companies found revenue less and less, with the result that one after

Townsend Club 10 will have called meeting tomorrow evening a

the hall, 517 E. Walnut St

BOYS BLAMED FOR A. M. E. CHURCH FIRE

UNIONTOWN. Pa. July 11 P.). Bibles te A, were tossed about by a group of boys in the A. M. E. Zion Church here vesterday before fire was set to remnants near the foot of the altar, authorities said today Authorities said an unday School honor mitted applving a match to the [ibles and hymnals but he didn’t know why.

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In requesting authority to abanWavne line, Bowman Elder. receiver for the Indiana Railroad, said it was planned to substitute bus and truck service between the points now served bv the line In the first nine months last vear. he said, the Indianapolis-Ft. Wayne

and

while the Muncie to New Castle line lost $17.883. The 25-mile section between Bluffton and Ft. Wayne is owned by the Indiana Service Corp. and leased by Indiana Railroad.

11-vear-old student ad-

a while is a good thing for any or-|

room will be cool but that the dis-!

pleaded that

‘NO STRIKES,” SAYS

CHILEAN PRESIDENT!

SANTIAGO. Chile, July 11

President Aguirre Cerda's manifesto

against strikes or lockouts that infore- |

|terfere with production shadow the advent of a firm, strong |government but one within principles of democracy. President Cerda warned vyester‘day that “the Government would

not tolerate either strikes or lock- |

outs which tion.” | "We get organized or we perish,” he declared,

interfere with produc-

ame Bull,”| —

(v.| P.).—Political circles sald today that!

the!

CHILLED [1ST WIFE DEMANDS Cool Weather Cuts $16,000 OF LAUREL

State Honey Supply HOLLYWOOD, July 11 (U. P.. —Stan Laurel, who thought his troubles were over when he paid his third wife, Illena $6000, had

more grief of the same variety todav,

A LOSS of about a million ! pounds of honey is the price Hoosiers must pay for all that cool weather during June. State Apiary Department inspectors reported today that the | Mrs. Lois Laurel Brown, his first abnormal chilly and rainy weath- |wife, who divorced him in 1933, er kept most of the honey pro- asked a court for recognition of an ducers in their hives during the |agreement, providing $250 a week weeks that production usually is [for herself and 12-year-old daughthe greatest. (ter Lois and demanding that Mr. The report was compiled after [Laurel pay her $16,000. | Inspections were made of about He settled with Illeana Laurel

100,000 bee colonies in Indiana. about a year ag».

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Whitcomb Riley chapter of Ahepa were back home todav after the four-day state session of the association at Hammond They met with almost 1500 other members of the association, elected officers and decided tentatively on Kokomo as the site of next year's convention. New officers are Nick Kandis. La Porte. governor: Jack Spitas, Gary lieut.-gov.: Pantalis Pankol, Anderson, secretary, and Jim Malios. Lafayette, marshal. George Geroulis of Indianapolis, local chapter. was re-elected treasurer. Ahepa stands for the American Hellenic Educa- | onal Progressive Association,

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