Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 August 1940 — Page 5

FRIDAY, AUG. 9, 1940

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WASHINGTON, Aug. 9 'U. P) = The Federal Bureau of Immigration

Starlet Starts Relief Payback

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 9 (U. P). —Betty Brewer, a 18-year-old rising juvenile &ctress, was somewhat relieved Yoday to have been able to make an installment payment to the Federal ‘Government for relief money her parents had been obliged to accept a year ago. Alone, she went to the Federal Building yesterday. “I want to send back to Mise souri some relief money my folks got back there last year,” she

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LAFAYETTE, hd, Aug. $ (U.P). —Ten hyvdrogen-filled balloons ¢arving instruments to record the be-

stratosphere, were released yesterday By Prof. Karl Lark-Horovitz of | the Purdue University physics @e- | partment. The experiment is an attempt to discover the source of the great

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John an slowly, thus not dam the instruments. | on Lark-Horovitz said he expect ed the balloons to land somewhere fin Pennsylvania. | A $10 reward is being offered to [anyone finding the balloons and returning om to Purdue.

TORCH "BURNS FATAL

CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind., Aug. 9 (U0. P)=Nits. Laura Crawford, TI, of near Newtown, died at Williams-| Bonneville Administrator Paul J. (port last night from burns suffered Raver advised Mr. Ickes that the when her clothing caught fire from plant was about completed and that an acetylene blow ‘torch. Workers the “Pacific Northwest is now ready

WASHINGTON. Aug. 9 U. P)=— Secretary of the Interior Harold L. Ickes said yesterday that the new multi-million~dollar Aluminum Company of America plant near Vancouver, Wash. will begin operations mext month, from Bonneville Dam.

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switch will be thrown in the big substation of the Bonneville admin. istration at Vancouver and Colum(bia (River) energy will 0 to work (in the manufacture of aluminum, a vital defense as well as peacetime material,” Mr. Raver reported. “Pig aluminum produced at Vancouver can be shipped by low-cost water transportation to processing plants elsewhere in the United States, where it can be converted into form suitable for use by the large West Coast airplane manufac turing industry, a heavy yser of al[aminum and which already is con[tributing to the rearmament program.”

Arrows Do for Duels by Danes

BERLIN, Aug. 9 (U. P) —Because they are not permitted 1 possess firearms, "he Danes have been forced to fall back on bows and arrows in fighting duels, the Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung re-

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WILLKIE 1S WINNER —IN SAILBOAT RACE

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ported today in a dispatch from Copenhagen. The newspaper cited the instance of a Danish actor who objected to “unkind words” used by a Critic in reference to an actress. The actor challenged and the critic chose bow and arrows. After

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two flights of arrows the actor was pinked in the arm and the duel was over.

told a guard. “Who takes care of that?” The girl was recognized by reporters, and they asked her if anybody had told her to come to the Federal Building. She maintained stoutly that “It was my very own idea.” “My folks don't know anything about it. I came here on the streetear to take care of it.” The reporter then took her to Postmistress Mary Briggs and she bought & money order for $8.30, all she could spare. She said her parents, Mr. and Ns. Albert Brewer, had received $83 in relief in Joplin, Mo.

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GUM-CHEWING KILLER DIES IN GAS CHAMBER

FLORENCE, Ariz., Aug. 9 (U. P)). - Robert Burgunder, brilliant, 23-vear-old college student, was executed today in the state prison gas chamber for the murder of Jaek Peterson, a Phoenix, Ariz, automobile salesman. Chewing gum vigorously, he was taken from the death cell a few minutes before 6 a. m. (Indianapolis Time) and led to the gas chamber. He was wearing a pair of white shorts, no socks and a pair of black oxfords. His hair was plastered to his head. Before he stepped into the chamber, a physician taped a stethoscoNe to his chest and he was asked: “Did you kill Peterson and (Ellis) Koury yourself, or did vou have an accomplice?” “I Killed them both,” he said in an even voice, “You know I've never made a real attempt to defend myself.” Burgunder’'s mother, a divorcee, died three months ago. She had been a radio drama writer, specializing in “creepy” mysteries.

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register an estimatea 8,600,000 aliens beginning Awg. 27 when the new Enactment of a compulsory military training law, it appeared, would facilitate the check on aliens. If an claim later that he was a Citizen, he would We required to show a military training registration card, Congress The registration is being carried | out under the bill sponsored in the | mittee investigations and disclos- | ures of fifth column activities in Buropean countries. DRY STATE FORESTS must present themselves at first and sec- | | or county seat Postoffices and regis- ESCAPE FIRE LOSS ter within the four months’ period beginning Aug. 27. The deadline is notify the Bureau of any changes ment has its fingers crossed. of address. The Bureau estimated | Indianas thousands of acres of that 85 per cent of the aliens will [forest land is dry as tinder, but £0 After an alien has registered, he (loss from fire. will be given an official card show-| “Tt is almost too much to expect ing that he has complied with the [Such continued good fortune,” says Each alien will be required to| More than three per cent of the answer 15 questions giving in de- | [State forests were destroyed last tail all information relating to him- | year, The 746 fires cost an estiwith a foreign government, the| Here's what caused them-Jlight-status of his citizenship application | (ning, 1; campers, 9; sparks from if he has made one, and his orim- [trains, $5; lumber operations, 26; The Bureau is posting the ques- (ing, 230: incendiary, 61; misceltions in all Postoffices, and advised | |laneous, 12, and unknown causes, that aliens who must register pro- (102. their registrati on immediately after |ed by last year’s experience and are Aug. 27 carrying burlap sacks with them GAME WARDEN AIDS wherever they go, so when they see {can ut 4 it out. SANTA CRUZ, Cal, Aug. 9 (Uv. | P) Game Warden Mike Morelli | stopped his car, got out, and assisttress about a 50 gallon drum of oil. NEVINS TWP, CITED He just picked it wp and put it in i their car. He blushed when they expressed admiration for his totaling $2902 in the accounts of | § strength. He blushed more a half | Dewey Archer, township trustee of] hour later when an oil company re- Nevins Township in Vigo County, | of oil which had disappeared from Brennan, chief examiner of the the highway with incredible swift- [State Accounts Board. ness. Mr. Brennan said the misuse of Bo ain) Ang berad . {to four teachers and a bus driver| Sacks, y uty, Swntoch a an wR colors, and that the shortage totaling $99, Sires 8 to 17. resulted from failure to record tax| the trustee, who taught school, was BOYS’ BROADCLOTH SHIRTS overpaid $1497.50 on her 1939-40 teaching contract, Mr. Brennan said. shirts. Novelty patterns, plain The report, which covers the|j colors and plain white. Sizes 8 period from Jan. 1, 1939, to June 30, to 14 1940, has been sent to the judge of Boys’ Summer Caps Gay blazer stripe cot- < Checks, white duck ton sleeveless sweaters, 44 and mesh summer WORK HOUR LIMIT 5 A a co WASHINGTON, Aug. 9 (U. P).announced today that authority has 5 9 C Smartly tailored} Slipover styles or white only. Sizes 4 button front. Sizes

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