Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 September 1940 — Page 36

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NEW SUIT ASKS CHOIR SINGER'S | Kes Were Key 13 WILL ATTEND

To Car Sticker

DOE'S" $10,000 PS CT BODYIS FOUND) Te Ser. GOUNGIL OCT, 12

Seidel, former investigator in the St : HH Prosecutor’s office, told to explain y Si : ' hi king, but Judge Pro | Local Man Says He Repre-| Tae © Murdered, Dragged Into rem ‘miwin Sicers in Municipal POW-Wow Dance Set Same

sents Transient Killed in | | lo. ww ©) ake, Police Say; Man | Court thought it a good one Day as Meeting at

1937 With Fortune. a oo N . Is Hunted. for parking tos eng i: Mendlen | N. Manchester}

; : : ; and Vermont Sts. He explained: LA PORTE, Ind. Sept. 20 (U. P.). A | LENOX, Mew, Sept. 20 (0. Pa] When 1 POTRR He He en | Dr. =A new suit to collect $10,000 found : na : EE i |—The battered body of Miss Made-| , Ale and COTATI seb them pointed dean -of the education : a » : : ma ; : {school, and two other Butler Uni-| Foe of “isms’ to Speak—The Rev.) Mass Townsend Meeting] Due—A on the body of an unidentified! ee ; : |line Clark, 44-year-old choir singer, out. I hailed a taxi and went to versity faculty ember: Sill. atl ms’ : a i i em nn eA transient killed near here in 1937 Ce ; : : Ea ‘was recovered from Farnham | the address where I bought the [tend a progressive education coun- William CO. Kern) reco I eo 2 m Sunday 2% on was on fil sour 4H hens a SE SHE lice dragged ©ar to get new keys, but the cil Oct. 12 at North Manchester. |ity Episcopal Church in Bayonne, p. m. S 3 § e. in| circuit court- today | ; : : Fd . Reservoir today and police dragged ; 0 ; : : ¥ fle Hall. The meeting is |open to ! ES EE agency wasn't there any more. | They will dis- IN. -J., will speak at the Professional . : : by Andrew Jacobs of Indianapolis, CE 3 rg g | he waters and searched nearby “Then 1 had to zo back to niy leuss. “What 41 i i Che all Townsendites and their friends. administrator of the estate of Fred Th : Sa » (w@ods for trace of the man last seen car ang get the numbers off the |C 0 nstitu tes Mens 3 phi GE A foe of A. S. Newhouse, Peru, wy Spas, i ie Hite i | are | ; (with her. engine and then go to a locksmith |Progress in Ed- naziism, fascism and communism, Rn oar Mp The Juin tamed phos Wilitony Saw Hy | Medical Examiner George §S.| and have him make a new set of ucation, and he will speak on “Fascist Forces in : and Otto Myer. former countv HE | Me : : wr) Keys. And that's why I had to stay (Why Modern - | Amncoics” CP waa treasurers who temporarily had : : : : | Wickham reported that Miss Clark's | parked there 50 1015.” Schools Are Do- | Civic League to Meet— regular charge of the money, as defend- Ll : skull had been crushed by some] Judge | Steers just smiled and ling What They | Alurbni Meeting Called-"The In- meeting of the ah Zit Sif Sis : ens “ | | J : i sort of bludgeon and that she had) withheld judgment. ; Ar e” at the 'dianapolis Alumni Association of I es po p.m b Ir qe contended that John ; : : been murdered. iw ; foursh an Ba Kappa Delta Rho Fraternity will ay at Public . ce,” the transient, was Mr. Reeber.| § | TTT [indiana Re- i ©] ie] i 1 3 Beside the reservoir was Imeet at"7:30 p. m, tomorrow at the Secret” Program toe Clubl-Dr.

He said he took out letters of ad-| 4 : Ee | gional . Confer- : ry Hugo .Gal g Nee os : 3 : ; 2 arked auto of a Pittsfield a, | {country home of Hugo .Gale near : : : ministration for Mr. Reeber's estate| ° i CEE oa I er who had called for Miss DISPLAY COMMISSION ence of the Pro- Cumberland, Ind. The entertain- H. White will be in charge of the

2 year ago, and claimed that Mr. i he gressive Educa- 1 | t c ittee includes Warren Exchange Club lunchepn [at the Clark after choir reinearsal at St. Hh : {ment committee 1 { Reeber was survived by a brother. |. : ; iy Episcopal Chapel here last | OF JOHN PAUL JONES £5 Association. _ Dr. Bail | Boultinghouse, Harold Buckhorn | Hotel. Severin today. Subject of the

William | of Detroit and two 3 : : : : At tending and Oran Watts. E. Mayer Maloney {program is “Secret,” accorfding to (0 y : : ! night. Witnesses told police the| A photostatic copy of the naval 5 2 nephews, Alfred Schroeder of M:. : ‘couple drove toward the reservoir. commission of John Paul Jones, Mth oy Ball will he Dro Men i is president of the Jon, Dr. White.

lemens.| NWN ; J rl § : . a est ah ond Walter | : | Poiice said that her escort was hearing the bold signature of John The annual Pow-Wow Dance will | Kpvter {o Dekeribe: Fair—'The | Reports on New Members| Harry One qther suit claiming the : si missing. | Hancock is on display at the Cen- held the same day, followinz the New ‘york World Fair” will be de- Graves will give a report on new Totke Feat hl It ng te : So ; Authorities said they found blood tral Library, Meridian and St. Clair 'Butler-St. Xavier football| game. ceribed by R. J. Kryter to members members at the meeting of the InPehblif of the heirs of Richard! : 5 stains on the cars upholstery. Sts. : | Chief Pow - Wow. Butler's’ “out- of the Scientech Club Monday noon dianapolis Chapter of the Thaxton fot Farmville, Va. Several | : 3 Marks in the sand beside the auto, It is the property of Raymond standing man.” will be chosen. (at the Board of Trade Building. |pjbera] Club, Inc., in Castle other suits ere tried in the Por. : : they said, indicated that there had Adams of Indianapolis. The orig Ross D. Stevens. Utes Club pres- {7:30 p. m. today. Frank Dear. ter Circuit Court at Valparaiso Iasi) been “a terrific. struggle.” Bits of inal is on display at the crypt of ident at the University. | is in| Four at Hed Cross Parley—Four joer also will speak. Thomas Roney, year, but no decision was mide andl 2 : 2 the woman's clohting were tound |the Revolutionary War hero at the charge, assisted by Michael Rudd. representatives of the Indianapolis ie tele will preside. A SW x 3 : ! I : in a furrow apparently made as the Naval Academy, Annapolis, Mary- tickets. Donald Helm, band; Rob- Chapter. American Red Cross. at- ny i te Busts 7 ?

| ihe gaits | were. dropped. victim was dragged to the water, land. jert Pitcher. hall. Walter | Davis. tended a regional conference of the |

—t a German youths, undergoing stricter regimentation since the war, | ‘meeting U. 5. ENLARGES CAMPS must join some branch of the “New Generation” training squads. and at the end of the. furrow were i heed \chaperons, and Sam Chernin}, pub- Red Cross at Richmond, Ind. to- | : i ? These who live in cities on the sea are organized into sailor storm |her shoes. NEW JUDGE CONFIRMED |licity. day to discuss “Red Cross Pre-

| WASHINGTON, Sept. 20 (U. P.J.| troops, | Here, a \yonngster vomcentrates on B difficult knot. The body was floating eight feet! WASHINGTON. Sept. 20 (U P.).| paredness for National Defense.” The | War Department has awarded | yous from shore. | —The Seats Yesitrany. confmed a Bes J n oo Co [They ate Mie P Shiv bis ts monthly meeting contracts | totaling $13.056.139 for | + . oe Police. reported that a man’s the nomination of James F. T.|- e Baraca-Philathea City Union| julia Brink, volunteer workers; [its enlargement of three National NARCISSUS CROP GOOD at least 35,000,000 bulbs this year, footprints led into the water. No | O'Connor to be U. 8. District Judge | will hold a birthday party at 8/Mrs. Hugh McGibeny, director of (8 P. m. at the Hoosier A i Guard camps in Texas, Arkansas| SALEM, Ore, Sept. 20 (U. P.).— the State Department of Apricyl- prints could be found leading from for the Southern District of Cali- |p. m. tonight at the Irvington volunteer service, and Miss Agnes | Vaughn Cooke, president, will-pre-

and (Louisiana. 'Oregon’s narcissus crop will total | ture announced. the water. | fornia. | Methodist Church. (Cruse. chapter secretary. side. Expected attendanc

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