Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 August 1940 — Page 6

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BERLIN, Aug. 20 (OU P.) —The Arado-196, a single-motored seaplane which was scheduled to try for the world’s speed record in its class when the war broke out, is winning a name for itself in German fiying circles as a “submarine pursuit plane Capable of being catapulted from & ship deck and climbing with startling rapidity, the plane is most often used for short-range reconnaissance, but, with its heavy armament of two machine guns, small qQuick-firing cannons and a special bomb rack, it has on several occasions successfully atacked submarines, One of the machine guns operateq the pilot fires straight ahead igh te propellor; the other, operat ted by the observer, fires in all directions, including almost str aight down First public laurels came for Ar-fdo-196 July 6 when a high comm and _communiqy le reported a plane of that model had sunk an enemv Sh re, and damaged another in the northern North Sea. The second U-boat sank later. But an Ar-ado-196 had helped capture and bring in a British May 5 Spying an enemy . trapped in a German minefield, the German plane dropped its load of bombs and emptied its entire cannon munition, after which a man appeared in the sibmarine conning tower waving a white sheet. The plane then landed and ordered the British commander to swim over He did, and was carried off as prisoner, while German outpost ships} hurried to tow the submarine to a Gel ‘man port. The Arado-196 is built at Fried- | richshaven, where a similar plane was A ned out in Wi orld We ar days.

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tative in the Balkans for the Polish r Relief Fund, Inc, Europe yesterday and said that | “while there are no surpluses, fam- | ine certainly is not imminent” in the | Balkan countries. Mr. Heyl, who returned on the Dixie Clipper, said he had been! raveling since April to observe and | eport to Herbert Hoover, head of! the fund. he Balkans said,

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PITTSBURGH, Aug. 20 (U. P.) .— Accused of entering the United {States illegally, Dr. Giovanni di | Leopoldo, 50, who claims to be the |Singing coach of Nino Martini and |Tito Schipa, Metropolitan Opera star, was held in Allegheny County [jail today, unable to raise $1000 bail. Dr. Leopoldo already has been deported twice, Now because of the!

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Shock Kills Infirma Infirmary yi Who Lay Three Days | In Open Field.

By: UNITED PRESS A youth and a 3-year-old girl, were killed in auto accidents in Indiana last night, and an aged

Inmate of the Allen County In[Armary died of shock after having [lain in an open field for three ["% { ‘The little girl, Rosalie Helen | Perkinae of Ft, Wayne, was fatally injured when she was thrown from an auto in a collision northeast of Fil. Wayne. She died after physi- | clans amputated her leg in an attempt to save her life. | A Lawrenceville, Ill, youth, John [R. Reed, 16, was killed insta: itly [on a highway near Vincennes when he was struck by a car driven by Jack Mickler of Lawrenceville. | ‘Toe infirmary inmate was Thomas | Smith, who had been missing for |a week, He was found in a ficly near the infirmary; he had lain there for three days. He died in the hospital of exhaustion and shock. He was 62 and had been an inmate of the infirmary for three Vears,

WATER CO. WANTS FEWER DIRECTORS:

Two amendments to the Indian-| apolis Water Co. charter, one re- | ducing the number of directors and | the other establishing a par value

for the company’s common stock, | were on file today in the Secretary |

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of State's office. The 500,000 shares of common | [stock, formerly listed as no par | value, were changed to a par value | $10.50 each to conform to the | $5,250,000 value of the stock carried | jon the company’s balance sheets, | | The common stock is owned by | | the Indianapolis Water Works In|vestment Co., which in turn is al- | | most wholly owned by the C. H. | Geist estate, of Philadelphia. | | Joseph J. Daniels, the utility's at- | |torney, said the directorate of 13! ‘had been reduced to 9 because it {had been found 13 was “too un- | {wieldly” a number, In the change, five executives of | {the company who have heen .. the | (board submitted resignations and | Mr. Daniels was elected a director | i succeed one of those retiring.

FATHER OF GIRL WHO "VANISHED" IS DEAD

| NEW CASTLE, Ind. Aug. 20 (U.| P).—Dr. W. A. Winters, 63, father | of Katherine Winters, who was| ‘kidnaped in 1913 and has never been found, died last night at his home

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Hey Fella! Is Your Bike Here?

Indianapolis children who have had their bicycles stolen may get them back—or parts of them, anyway—if they call at Police Headquarters. When a police emergency squad went to an address in Mary St, 600 block today, on a reported stabbing, they found three 15- | year-old boys. They were taken | to their homes in Bellefontaine | St., 1700. block so that their ages could be checked. At one home police discovered: Seven bicycles, four dismantled and three others, besires a houseful of other material from light fixtures to decoy ducks. The alleged loot was taken to headquarters and the boys went to the Juvenile Aid Division for ques-

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‘URGES I. T. U. DEBATE

RETURN TOA. F.OF L. NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 20 (U, P).| Matthew Woll|

that union officers be authorized to) discuss differences of opinion with | the A. F. of L. and consider eventual reaffiliation, was before the 84th] cdhvention of the International] Typographical Union today. | ‘Mr. Woll, A. F. of L. vice presi-| dent, said that such a conference | would be calculated to clear the way | for a possible referendum of I. T.| U. members, and reaffiliation with | » federation. Hit fe typos were voted out by the A. F. of L. at its last convention | after a dispute over special assess-| | ments and jurisdiction.

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