Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 August 1940 — Page 5

MONDAY, AUG. 26, 1940

HITCHHIKER, 24, You'll Win Pennsylvania, James Says

ADMITS MURDER

Solves Disappearance of New York Theater Manager, Nazi Foe.

SOUTR BEND, Ind. Aug. 26 (U. P.)—A young hitchhiker, who confessed to police that he had killed Walter Ebeling, 31, New York theater manager, said today he would lead officers to the scene of the crime, Capt. Lucius La Fortune said Richard Klowetter, 24, Niles, Mich., had confessed the slaving after he and Mervin Kagle, 21, Palmyra, Ill. were arrested in a bullet-marked rutomobile. He said Klowetter told him that he and Kagle shot Mr. Ebeling to death and robbed him of $80 Indiana and Michizan dolice and the Federal Bureau of Investigation had searched Mr. Ebeling since he left South Bend July 29 en route to Eagle Lake, Mich, to vacation with his eousins, Mr, and Mrs. R. L. Knight of Little Neck, N. Y His blood -soaked coat was found besidg the road near Lafavette, Ind. July 10 and his automobile was found ransacked and wrecked at Benton Ill, Aug. 11 Mr. Ebeling operated Theater in New York, where German films were shown, His friends had feared that he had been the victim of advocates of the Nazi Government, to which he was known to be opposed.

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in the whirl of big town politics after a Wendell Willkie conferred with Governor Arthur H. James (right) of Pennsylvania in New York, James predicted Mr. Willkie would carry the Quaker state by more than 300,000 votes,

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Party to Ferry Voters to Court House for Registration.

An automobile brigade has been organized by the Marion County Republican Committee to taxi hun- | dreds of voters to the Court House for election registration G. O. P. leaders said the drive for registration this vear will be the most exhaustive ever attempted The caravans have been organized | in more than 300 precincts, with captains and lieutenants to direct the operation with military preei- | Sion | Heading the drive is George K. Johnson, vet. worker, who will di eet and night operations until the Oct. 7 Johnson disclosed that at per cent of Marion County were not registered properly Before last Mav's Primary election, registered voters in the county total 276.000, which was 10,000 short of the registration peak reached in October, 1938

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A series of Democratic leaders was today to reorganize the chine to conform with Act At least

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two members of the State | Democr atic Committee will have to resign, and nearly a score of active {party workers who are employed in [the State Highway Department will have to stay out of the campaigh this vear, The Hatch Act bans [rom politieal actvity state emplovees whose departments receive Federal funds The two state committee members scheduled to step out of their party

conferences by Indiana

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Mark W. Rhoads seeks

speakers for G. 0. P,

Mark W attorney,

Rhoads, Indianapolis today was appointed director of the State Republican Speakers’ Bureau by Arch M. Bobbitt, State GG. O. P. chairman. Mr. Rhoads said offices would

get set up in the Claypool Hotel and requests sent out to county chairmen to enlist platform talent, He was State Motor Vehicles Commissioner from 1925 to 1928 and State Securities Commissioner from 1928 to 1930. He also served a term Whitley County Treasurer,

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INVENTOR BARLOW IS SUED FOR DIVORCE

BRIDGEPORT, Conn. Aug. 26 (U. P.)-—~Lester P. Barlow, inventor of a bomb which failed Government tests last spring when it left

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