Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 July 1940 — Page 2
PAGE 2 At City Hall —
CITY SCRAPS OLD
Smartina Eves of Property
Owners Brings Enforcement
Of Ordinance Forbidding Burning of Trash:
When a Drive
By
Isn't a Drive.
RICHARD LEWIS
The City has renounced its laissez-faire policy on public dumping grounds, on the pleas of residents who complain the smoke from burning refuse has become intolerable,
Works Board members
ordinance which forbids trash burning and decided to en-|“at this time” to justify an inquiry The ordinance was passed by City Council months
force it.
yesterday recalled a recent!
ago, but up to this pont, its effect has been nil.
The attention of the Board}
was called to the dump problem from two sources. Dump operators, in filing annual applications for permit, announced they would burn refuse, apparently unaware of the ordinance. One even asked for permission to burn
cotton lint. I'hen there's the matier of Louis C. Brandt, Works Board president, getting his sleep of a night, The complaints against the smoking dumping grounds have kept his phone ringing on into the night.
8 Million for '4l
From available evidence if pears that City officials recommend an $8.000.000 budget 194] This is game as last vear's request was $8,030,292 48 It is estimated that about $6.500.000 of the amount will be raised by tax levy, the rest from revenues and the City's share of State taxes So far, only one official has asked for a raise His salary is $3100 a vear and he thought it would be nice to make it an even $4000 When the Roard under which he works saw the $900 increase, they didn't say a word, The $900 dis appeared in one stroke of the blue pencil On the financial side, the vesterday began its second series semi-annual temporary ) meet operating expenses until fall taxes are collected. City Controller James E. Deery sold $100.000 in tax anticipation warrants for the Sanitation plant to six Indianapolis banks which bid an interest rate of bs: per cent and $18 premium. The only other bidder was the McGann Securities Corp. of South Bend. Almost $1.000.000 more will be bor roved Monday for other of the City government anapolis bankers are expected as a unit, as they usually are the Fletche) 1Injon Trust, American, Merchants diana National
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FAIR BOMBING CLUE STUDIED
Package Seized in Jersey May Solve Slayings At N. Y. Show.
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NEW YORK, July 13 P)
A package probably a bomb found last night on the steps of the
Jewish Community Center at Union City, N. J. tant clue to the Independence Day bombing at the World's Fair, police sald
may provide an impor-
today, “It looks like the business,” Lieut, James Pvke of the New York bomb squad said upon his return from
Union City with the package which had attracted attention emitted a ticking sound
because it
Harn ald from New York when the ohject | was discovered, hinted that the package provided a valuable clue to the World's Fair bombing, which
Union City Police Chief
has been demonstrated in the Indi-! killed two detectives and wounded
ana Avenue situation, where officials refused to admit they ducting a “drive” In trafic matters, Board members and Michael FF. Morrissey used the word “drive sudden outburst roundup of traffic just a “phase” of a policy,” they insist
Awaiting the Bell The
were
‘campaign.’ foo, Safety Police Chiel have never
or A
in of policing o
violators It's
argument between Morris. Safety Board member, and Chief Morrissey over 46th St, wi be continued Tuesday and spectators are awaiting the outcome. Mr, Morris wants 46th St. preferential between Capitol and Keystone Aves
con- |
describe a | taken amined at consistent ice there alreadv had soaked it in a pail of oil and then roped off a large area to keep back a crowd of | about
1 Donald!
five others on July 4.
Police refused to divulge exact
contents of the package, but it was [reported that it contained, in addition to an alarm clock set a.m, connected to a box
for 7:30 today, a small cable that was were eN Po
Extraordinary when the Union
precautions package was City today,
500,
New York had another bomb
scare today that sent scores of de- | tectives to guard the busy Queens- | bhorough Bridge and River. An anonymous telephone call to
that links Queens
Manhattan across the East
police said a bomb would be
NEW DEALERS IN POLICY ON DUMPS WILLKE SEAR
GILLETTE GURBS
Refuses Their Pleas for
Extended Inquiry Into Telegram Drive. By FRED W. PERKINS
Times Special Writer | WASHINGTON, July 13. The ‘Senate Campaign Investigating Committee, it was learned today, reacted against pressure from inner leirele New Dealers when it was an nounced that it had found nothing
into the flood of telegrams which ‘urged the Republican National Cone [vention to nominate Wendell L. Willkie for President. This pressure was exerted especially against Guy M. Gillette (D. Towa), the committee's chairman, The committee was told. aceording to authentic reports. that advocates of a third term for President Roosevelt had served demands on Senator Gillette for a prolonged investigation of the pro-Willkie telegrams,
Resignation “Suggested”
The pressure included suggestions | that Senator Gillette's resighation as chairman would be in order unless he brought about such an investigation, and other suggestions that, if the Senate committee failed to perform as desired, Administration forces might move to form a new joint Senate-House group to take over its functions. Senator Gillette, the reports continued, told his associates that he would not be party to a “smear” attempt, whereupon the other committee members gave him a unanimous vote of confidence, several of them asserting that, if he were forced to resign as chairman, they also would resign.
Hoosiers in Washington
SAYS 2% WAS ONLY HOOP-LA
Leader of Young Democrats Explains Fund Was for Yule Party.
By DANIEL M, KIDNEY
Times Staff Writer
Those who demanded the inves-| WASHINGTON, 13 tigation, it was said, realized that Johnson, Indianapolis attorney it might prove nothing but rea-| Young Democrat leader who was at soned that, if it were drageed out... (ime a lawver with the Federal for weeks or months and linked in o the public mind with the tele-| Coal office in Indiangraphic campaign by utility com- apolis. offered a new explanation of panies against the holding com- per collections pany bill of several years ago, it here this week. would have an effect on the No-|
He said that vember voting, { Cl t a "Christmas
never intended Sherman Minton's campaign
Evidence ‘Fragmentary’
July
Commission
those alleged 2 cent
the fund really was
Savings Fund and
The committee, in ite formal statement, described as "fragment. ary’ the evidence that had been given it in support of demands for | an investigation, { On the other hand, it had before it messages from a number of citizens who said they had heard that an investigation was being sought, that they were among the thousands who sent telegrams to Philadelphia, and that they desired now to state that they had sent them voluntarily,
for use in Senator “You see we used to have several staff parties a Mr, explained. “That began to run into money and none of had much, So we decided to give biggest party of the year at Christmas time and also figured that the best way to finance it was to lay away a little cash each pay-day. [Nobody ever heard or helieved that [this money was to be spent for any.
4 thing hut hoop-la! UNCLE SAM T0 SELL | Jerdie Lewis, newly elected presi dent of the Indiana Young Demo EAP! called on Senator Minton this YOUR MONEY CHEAP!
My limes Special / 3T July 13.—If you'r WASHINGTON. Juiy 13.—If you're they said. going to Canada soon, see your near-| My Lewis reported that he has est postoffice. It's offering Cana- many big ideas for promoting the dian money at bargain rates. cause of the Young Democrats in . da wract Indiana, but he refused to give any In Canada United States currency aha, 8 .
¢ details, commands a 10 per cent premium Although, with the exception of
vou can get $100 in Canadia: money Rep, Charles A. Halleck, none of for $80. That rate of exchange is the Republican Congressmen from set by Indiana were 100 per cent for Wen trol. dell IL. Willkie before Philadelphia But at the postoffices in {his coun- they are jubilant now over reports try vou can buy a monev order | [rom home stating that he has been payable ta vourself in Canada at welcomed as a Hoosier favorite son the rate of $84 in United States| Rep. Gerald W. Landis has be money for $100 in Canadian, The postoffice offers that bargain despite the fact that Canadian money on the open market in New York is selling at a discount of only
g 3 + cent, nd to top it : Pike \ ig a Dottoffice Aud is Boehne of the Eighth District will : a | FEtUrN,
year,’ Johnson
us very the
crats week, accompanied hy
“law business” before
Chicago Democratic convention,
the Canadian Board of Con-
Democratic Congressmen can assured of re-election now. |
He concedes that Rep. John
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Al and
Johnson. | They made a hurried trip here on| going to the|
come so enthusastic over the effects of the Willkie selection in the state that he predicts that only one feel
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13 Montgomery,
July Shera time chaplain of the House of Rep- |
Willkie, early
of Congress to remain in session |of Mrs, Wendell L {all summer ruined his plans for a reminiscing about his
of Indiana A boy preacher at 20, appearing Dr, Montgomery, descended from a long line of min-| isters, was a Methodist circuit rider serving eight Indiana churches in 1894, for the then princely sum of $260 a vear. “And I guess they still owe me some of that salary,” Dr. Montgomery recalls “I never shall forget mv first funeral sermon It was delivered in the tiny church at Trader's Point which was one of those on my circuit I'he two Foreman sisters, maiden ladies who lived alone, had been murdered in their apple orchard literally clubbed to death. Now for| a 20-year-old boy preacher to stand over those two caskets and deliver his first funeral sermon was| really some assignment, “But I did my best and do you know waht happened? Right in the middle of that sermon several deputy sheriffs entered and arrested | some of the persons attending the funeral, They marched them right out of the church and took them to
PENDERGAST 1 OF 3 | INDICTED FOR FRAUD
who delivery,
speaker when a went to cash a $25 check so that move on to the next “IT drew out
name engraved
young man
meeting.
on it and ring as ier just me down and my
stared and then
eve fell on a
“Ont Yours Dr.
“*No you won't!” I told him
| my most solemn tone,
than that money, “Then
you can keep [ stalked quite touchy and full pride in those days, but 1 have gotten all over that.”
out. TI used
of
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YOUTHS TIE GUARD,
KANSAS CITY, Mo. July 13 (U P).—Thomas J. Pendergast, th former political boss who recently | completed a prison sentence for income tax evasion, today was indicted by a Federal Grand Jurv on charges of conspiracy to obstruct justice and defraud the Govern{ment | Indicted with him were R, Emmet O'Malley of Kansas City, former State Superintendent of Insurance and A. L. McCormack, a St. Louis insurance executive | The charges concerned the settle. ment of the State fire insurance rate fight in 1936.
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MOTHER KILLS THREE
Two youths early today experts at tying knots but cracksmen in breaking into
ington gagged a night watchman. Kelly told police shortly after he walked through (the boiler room [grabbed him.
he went out to
midnight,
where two
[securely with a rope cut
| the safe. | The pair knocked
(in the laundry, Failing
the second
floor. Nothing was in it.
As Boy Preacher in Indiana
questioning. as murders
Dr. Montgomery was a resentatives, says that the decision | pastor at Rushville, the home town
davs {motor trip back to his native state! in Indiana he also had a story to | tell about Elwood, where the Willkie the saintly! acceptance speech is scheduled for
on two
| ' “T'll never forget that town of tural-—to reinforce Western Elwood,” Dr. Montgomery declared, sphere “I was billed there as a Chatauqua and into the First National Bank
1 could that
mitted funds and authority for the United States to purchase huge quantities of surplus products American Europe
my watch, with my also showed my name inside a gold band | identification. But the cashturned I turned around to leave! large Chatauqua poster with my picture, Then the cashier recognized me and said Montgomery who spoke at the Chautauqua. Cer-| tainly I'll cash that check for you.
able the Administration hopes in the future Europe Hemisphere own dictated by Germany
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proved poor the | United Laundries, Inc., 336 E. WashSt., where they bound and
Lawson, 35, the watchman, cal Returning, the building to men One pushed a handkerchief into his mouth, bound him from a {hand elevator and went to work on
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AGAINST NAZIS
Nation Moves to Protect
Americas on Economic, Cultural Fronts,
WASHINGTON, July 13 (U.P), The Administration moved today and HemiGerman
fronts economic
defenses against
| penetration,
An authoritative source disclosed President Roosevelt has subto Congress a request for
the Latin resale to
of nations [or By thus controlling the exportsurpluses of Latin America,
German-dominated with the Western the hemisphere’s than on those
force to deal on rather
to
terms,
The proposal is similar to the so-
called cartel plan recently advocated that it would require action by this country called for joint action by the United | States 1 Hemisphere republics
by Mr. Roosevelt but differs in
alone. The cartel plan
and the other Western The State Department, meantime,
of a new
Translation Office, The division will have "responsi-
bility for the initiation and formulation of policy with respect to the we've offered the people since the for| days of Abraham Lincoln.”
of publications among the American
Estimates as to the amount re-
TRAIN KILLS WATCHMAN
ALEXANDRIA, Ind. July 13 (U
struck Plate Railroad freight
by a near
William Coleman, 61, a watch- | man at the Alexandria Library, was| killed when he was Nickel | here yesterday,
SATURDAY, JULY 13, 1940
WILLKIE URGES DEFENSE, UNITY REHABILITATION
Promises to End Class Hatred in Blunt Talk to Colorado Audience. By PAUL T, SMITH
United Press Staff Correspondent COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. July 13.—Wendell L. Willkie, Republican Presidential nominee, offered the country a three-point program of national unity, rehabilitation of American economic life and a vigorous defense program against totalitarianism. His views were outlined in an unexpectedly blunt address at Denver vesterday before the Colorado State Central Committee, “T dedicate things,” Mr, united people
myself to three Willkie said: “One, a without class distinction or class hatred: two, rehabilitation of our natianal life: three, the building of an adequate defense program.”
Urges Adequate Navy
Earlier, in an address on the
Interior of the Chicago Stadinm, with a seating eapacity of 25,000, which is being prepared for the Democratic National convention opening |statehouse steps, Mr, Willkie told a there Monday. The captions indicate features of the arrangements, Wher all is in readiness seats for delegates will he placed on the open floor.
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lerowd estimated at 9000 by Gon ernor Ralph L. Carr that America must have an adequate naval defense “so that no Hitler or any other totalitarian leader may ever strike af this great, free, democratic wav (of life that we possess here in [ America.’ After the State Committee lunch{eon, Mr, Willkie shook hands with an estimated 6000 persons while other thousands lined the streets about the Brown Palace Hotel and {pressed through the lobby yelling “W~ Want Willkie.” Today, Mr. Willkie planned fo meet Mrs. Ruth Hanna McCormick | Simms, a pre-convention supporter (of Thomas E. Dewey: have lunch | with C. Wawvland Brooks, 17. 8. Sen{atorial nominee from Illinois who (also is here on a vacation trip, and | devote the rest of the day to rest | and relaxation. Next week he will confer with “important men” in the [ party on campaign strategy. ‘We Must Not Fail’ “If you help me, we must not fail, | we cannot afford to fail,” Mr, Will- | kie told the State Commitiee, shak {ing his head vigorously, “I eall on you to join me, not in a political (campaign, but in a great crusade to | restore America to its true traditions so that it may stand before the world as a great and united country, “TI have no delusion that the rehabilitation of our economic life is not as yjmportant, or even more im- | portant, than a defense program. If we make our economic life vi- | brant and vital and have a united | people, no dictator or totalitarian ruler will ever strike at this country,” Mr. Willkte denied that the “spirit of the West is dead by relating (that “an ardent admirer” sent Him a telegram requesting the honor of | writing him an insurance policy Compared to Lincoln Governor Carr, who is expected run for re-election, introduced Willkie as “the greatest man
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quired to make the trade program cheering suburban throngs. He made effective varied, but officials said an two impromptu speeches at expenditure of almost $1,000,000,000| ton and Englewood, Colo, en route annually would be needed.
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{cursion boat carrying a group of The secret is farsightedness, The! OREGON, Ill, July 13 (U, : wrists had been crossed, roped tight |: A neat racket has heen uncovered| Police said the boat had passed count slightly better than 18 per (around his neck and down under] A hes ; : : Bn I NEAR $70.000 MARK Mary Florence Bressler, 31, had| his knees. appeared at the door, offering to per cent discount, pocketing the| The Marion County Red said he could hear the motor grindfor $1, IS HELD AT WABASH ing offer in the New York money { suicide by opening the jets of a gas| it started. ; ‘ ir tei tovdav hy , : . Ad) MANSFIELD'S WIDOW DIES new house, however, the self-styled Earl Badgley, 32, parolee from the better. If the Canadian money on |Cholem) Society, $150; Indianapolis terday by Mrs. Elsie Ware, a neigh , Passe ; : ; soctank | def ' | Mansfie yi y y : . course. couldn't be included in his @nd Grand Rapids, Mich, on revise its rata of exchange, Police, $34: Indianapolis Livestock dren on pillows placed on the nsfield, 72, widow of Richard : : : ow | ov ailment, iy ‘OV y he had some pipe in the old house dav at a farm near here, [ premium vour currency would get in | $18; Nettie Ransford Chapter, Or- | oven, A native of Troy, N. Y,, bicious and decided to go for would fight extradition to Michigan. der costs 22 cents per $100 ling, each $10 months, Mansfield Company. Four "years | turb, baby asleep.” It was this note he drove back to the new house, the . I I § first time. The other notes were adPurcinse his own gas ive. ocial Event on Long Island's ‘Gold Coast’ eto net hina rs Ty arm of her father, walked down fault. I just can't keep up my end is a subbasement called the bum” ‘altar, it originated from the "bums" who { married today in the season's bigwork.” thedral provided a special musical d { i R | h t The bridegroom fturnec Roman r as 1846 are being iorted i Miss McDonnell was given in doing the same Kind of work for ij. faith, ‘The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Ful-| veil and wreath of orange blossoms. every one a lot of time in finding {performed the ceremony in the \| Catherine McDonnell, wore a gown tof ilof honor and bridesmaids carried FRIEND FOUND DEAD After the wedding the couple and Henry Ford and his wife, Edsel Ford :|low marquisette with matching Wisconsin school teacher, attired were stationed about the grounds of of the bride, received their guests ag family’ were being investigated to'tsland and Detroit society attended «i honevmoon destination secret. They rude Hertting, 21, and Arthur brilliant dance-reception. (bride was graduated from the Conshot through the heart, and Slater the early arrivals were the elder) Mr. Ford prepared for Yale at Lesson
{employees of the Ford Instrument department bought up $100,000 in {Coroner J. CC. Atkins said { | land then the rope had been passed by officials. One of them was mov-| unmolested under the bridge, cent. It then offered that sum to nt | failed to disclose why she stabbed to T'he watchman told them the men | disconnect the gas stove at the old small difference. (war relief fund neared the $70,000 committed | : a long time to get | Contributions included those of | ov This sounded very reasonable [market to buy $150,000 in Canadian joven, eh : : ow ¢ ” ‘ «| NEW LONDON, Conn, July plumber” discovered that he'd Indiana State Prison and wanted hand is exhausted before the or-| Railways, Inc, $100; Mooney-Muel- bor, when she went to the house foi $y y : . ei . i cite Mans $ . + : modest fee. charges of automobile theft, was| At the present rate you make a| Exchange, $25; State Department of kitchen floor. She said the kitchen | Wahsfield, stage star who died in ~ ~~ A T «| I's. Ss . 2 The “plumber” offered to get it At! Badgley was turned over to Lake Canada. You get $6 per $100 more | der of Eastern Star, Mrs, C. F Au-|_ The 6;| Mrs. Mansfield made her stage ic oS .: Z | One of the notes was left on the|later she married the star. pire himself. When he reached the | Yy a | PHOTO—LITHO and which had sent Mrs. Ware away! Man Was gone I'he official had | ‘ ‘ | worker at an Oregon stoker firm, The ‘Bum Room .| the flower-banked aisle to the wait- of things. Feel so badly, so weak.” room. No one seems {ao know how it [of the automobile manufacturer, used to hang out down there in cold I'hroughout the service, the choir social event on Long Island's Now the bum room is a beehive cf program under the direction of mended and classified for future Catholic that he might marry \ marriage by her father. She wore very City department, and the card Hn p ton J. Shean, who tutored young | Her bouquet was white orchids. things. Church of the Sacred Hearts of aquamarine marquisette with bouquets of old-fashioned nosegays their families, including the elder LOS ANGELES, July 13 (U P) : hats and his wife, parents of the bride- ol in a bathing suit, and the apparent East Wickapogue cottage where the on the spacious lawns of the Mec- | day 3 i : the wedding, and special details of | \§& 2 Seas will make their home in Detroit, Slater, 54, a railway mail clerk, on 3 The church, decorated with stand- | vent of the Sacred Heart and later through the temple murder Fords and Mr. and Mrs, Edsel Ford. and best man, Benson Ford of De-| Hotchkiss and was graduated from
and Anne McDonnell, daughter wedding gifts were displayed An apartment whose manager police kept uninvited guests from Ss ; ER Mr. Ford and his bride announced the floor of the young woman's NR 3 ards of lilies, was too small to ac-| Anne McDonnell . now Mrs, | studied at the Grotanelli School, in Police reported it as a ra hn AER "4 4 . 3 3 TRY A WANT AD IN THE TIMES, expected The Ford party occupied front pews troit |Yale last month, Last May he was| . p p rains THEY WILL BRING RESULTS,
' dropped from the bridge to an ex- making a profit on the transaction. : Ah ————————— p.).—| Police said that Mr, Lawson's|: iy Co. on a holiday trip. Canadian money recently at a dis- RED CROSS WAR FUND [three disconnected notes left by Mrs. | ing the other day when a stranger | - - the American public at an even 16 AUTO THEFT SUSPECT death her three children with a long|!eft in an old model car because he | steak knife and then ; : address and connect at the new one | Today the postoffice has a stand- | mark today. ling and it took and the offer was taken. At that WABASH, Ind, July 13 (U. P).— money at 18 per cent discount or | the Hebrew Ladies Aid (Bickus| The tragedy was discovered yves- : : . : : | & shil- | (U. P).—Mrs. Beatri > 0 need several feet of pipe. which, of | by authorities at Crown Point, Ind, der is executed, the postoffice will |ler-Ward Co, $50; Indiana State the second time. She found the chil- | Ririce Cameron y . ; 99 1 ’ ; a 3! s fr as! 1907, died here yesterday . Our City official remembered that |arvested by Wabash police yester- profit of $5.78 per $100 over the |Insurance, $22; Forbes Lumber Co. [Was filled with fumes from the gas ' ere yesterday of a heart : . : - f debut i y p i this point the official became sus- | County authorities, but said he than in Canada, but the money or- [mann and Mrs, Caroline Vajen Col Paula, in New York in 1888 with the : - - Pg kitchen door. It read: “Do not dis-| - 4 old house the pipe was gone, When Ford's Grandson Weds in Seas n's Bi est PLANOGRAPH Prints O gg from the home when she visited the just missed a golden opportunity to {One of the notes read: “It isn't our Down under Citv Hall's basement | ‘ling bridegroom at the foot of the acquired this name, but the guess is James Francis McDonnell, were : wveather in reward for “political {| from New York's St. Patrick's Ca- : “Gold Coast.” activity, Old records, dating back| Pietro Yon, the cathedral’s organist. use by WPA workers. The WPA is Miss McDonnell under the laws of |an all white tulle gown with a tulle indices they are making are saving AR El Sa Ford in the doctrines of the church, | : | Her sister and maid of honor TEACHER. FAMILY Jesus and Marv. ‘matching horsehair hat. The maid "The bridesmaids wore gowns of velrd ETE . horsehair —The slaying of a pretty red-haired BE | Additional plainclothes policemen groom, and the parents and family |& | suicide of an elderly "friend of the Donnell estate. The cream of Long * 3 | The bride and groom kept their found the bodies last night of Gert“crashing” the church and the 3 their engagement last March. The apartment. Miss Hertting had been commodate all the guests. Among Henry Ford II | SISRDR, Italy. and suicide, but it was
the coroner's office would investi-at She right side of the center aisle To the of Lohengrin's elected a director of the Ford Motor | gate further, behind young Ford and his brother (wedding march, the bride, on the Co.
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