Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 September 1940 — Page 8

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES TUESDAY, SEPT. 3, 1940

FIREMAN BALKS Gotti-Casazza Dies in Italy BIG AIRPORTS URGED ST GRIEF SUICIDE Ran N. Y. Opera 27 Years FOR HOOSIER TOWNS

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3 LABOR GROUPS 5 Die in New Jersey Flood UNITE TO FIGHT a GONSCRIPT BILL

A. F. L., C. I. 0. Rail Unions Pledge Aid, Insist on Protection.

By UNITED PRESS There is one thing on which the A. F. of L., the C. I. O. and the railroad brotherhoods are agreed—that is in opposition to the Burke-Wads-worth Conscription Bill. This was made clear in Speeches yesterday afternoon by A. F. of L. President William Green, C. I. O. President John L. Lewis and A. F. Whitney, president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen.| Mr. Lewis spoke at Washington. He said: "There is something sin about the attempt to force conscription on the nation, with no revelation of the purpose for which conscription ! is sought An army of four mil- NE

1 riod ne OUT lon conscripts cannot save our na- - if the ris a pubt whether it Rescue boats ply the flooded streets of Mantau, N. J., after a torAd iT L L + . .- * > ~ ! i time for rential rain swept the southern half of the state, killing five and leav- | ing 10,000 temporarily homeless. The rain accompanied a hurricane

is worth saving It Is American statesmen to gi some : : : pm Sw g ahd which hit the coast and disrupted travel and communication and “7 wiped out dams.

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the Army and Nav} Other speakers included Maj Culleton the regular Army, BLOOMFIELD, Ind, Sept five years, became director of La C. K. Gregg of Indianapolis, —— Scala in Milan, Ttaly’s foremost|,.. of the Pifth Corp Area Civilian opera house. He was still in his 20's then. Arturo Toscanini went to La Aviation Committee, today urged Scala at the same time as conductor. communities to get The acquaintanceship struck up build large airports so they can figthere developed into a celebrated ve in the Government's defense quarrel in 1915, when Toscanini re- plans. signed as conductor at the Metro-|" ge spoke before the Rotary Club. politan and refused for almost 20! «aviation is now our first line of years to speak to Gatti-Casazza.|gafense as well as offense, and it is The nature of their quarrel Never ,..essary to have airports with runwas known. ways up to a mile-and-a-half in Gatti-Casazza went to the Metro- |. \o¢, to land battle planes safely, politan in 1908 and resigned in the he said spring of 1935, guiding the American Mr :

{ ROME, Sept. 3 (U. P).—The death of Giulio Gatti-Casazza, the

‘Human Pendulum’s’ Swing impresario, who served 27 years as general manager of the New York Knocks Dazed Husband | Metropolitan Opera House, was anBack Into Room. |

nounced today by his brother, NEW YORK, Sept. 3 (U.P) .—

yiuseppe, at Ferrara. Death resulted from a heart attack Dazed by the swift import of tragedy—his wife, Vera, 22, jumped to

at 5:35 a. m. vesterday. Announcement was withheld until after the funeral at 6 a. m. today, in ac- | cordance with Gatti-Casazza’s her death from their flaming apart- wishes. : ment last Thursday and was buried | Giuseppe Gatti-Casazza, said his today — Stanley Logan wandered into the charred rooms at the hour lof her funeral and climbed out on the window ledge.

brother had gone to Ferrara, his birthplace. after the death of his The building was closed off, but Mr. Logan made his way to their

second wife, Rosina Galli, former opera through the World War and West first ballerina of the Metropolitan, depression and developing some of last April. Her death had left him the greatest stars, despondent. He also suffered from i fourth-floor flat and stood looking diabetes and his health had failed MISS PERKINS PREDICTS GAIN down. Police and a fire company [ast In recent months. : BOSTON, Sept. 3 (U. P).—Labor 'were notified. Under the ledge they | “Giulio was a great admirer of the Secretary Frances Perkins predicted |spread a recently developed suicide United States,’ his brother said. Be-|jast night that employment will connet. fore falling ill he often expressed tinue to rise as in the past seven Meanwhile Fireman Charles Sa- the intention of returning to the vears and that agriculture and all dero had entered an adjoining | United States to visit friends.” industries will be stimulated by the building and had climbed to the Gatti-Casazza was one of the out- national defense progra am roof. There he fixed a stout rope standing personalities of the opera ge a around his waist. When Mr. Logan from the days of his present appeared at the front window, Mr, Sadero leaped into space and | The son of Senator Stefano Gattiswung like a pendulum against the Casazza, he was born Feb. 3, 1869, at | orief-stricken man, throwing him Udina, Italy, and was trained for Police rushed in and took him into | succeeded his father as director of custody. the Provincial Theater and after

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