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KIDNAPER WAITS ON INDICTMENT

FBI Releases Alien to California; Kept Under Heavy Guard.

REDWOOD CITY, Cal. Sept. 26 (U. P.).—Under heavy guard, sullen Wilhelm Jakob Muhlenbroich, 40- | year-old German alien, waited today in San Mateo County jail for a grand jury to indict him on charges of kidnaping 3-year-old Marc de Tristan AJr., for $100.000 ransom. Elaborate precautions had been taken to forestall mob violence. The FBI turned him over to county authorities late last night. : He was spirited over back county roads in a fast automobile from

San Francisco to Redwood City and secretly brought into jail.

“I don't want no publicity,” he, and Jean Trefry. said.

He was manacled with Bandas, attached by a long chain to a steel! BUTLER STUDENTS handle, and there were fresh scars) on his temple, jaw and ear, and the | the right side of his face was WILL REGI bruised. (The Ilumbermen who captured | Butler University a eligible him were said to have given him, conscription will register Oct. 16,

“the beating of his life.”) The grand jury meets tomorrow. | but, if they happen to be drafted

Muhlenbroich had confessed that|they won't have to answer the call he kidnaped the child last Friday until the school year is completed. from his nurse at Hillsborough. | Advanced students in the R. O. Under California law. he will re- 1 © are excused from registering.

ceive, if found guilty. mandatory | life imprisonment without hope of | So are aliens who do not intend to parole. (become citizens. Students in the

Meanwhile, Cecil Wetsel and Ellis, School of Religion must register, Woods, the lumbermen who cap-| put will be excused from service. tured Muhlenbroich Sunday near | Details of registration for the Placerville and rescued the child, | students was received by President were besieged with offers from |D. S. Robinson from the American theatrical producers and promoters.’ Council of Education.

SEE

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TOMORROW

at the Showrooms of these Indianapolis Dealers:

NORTH SIDE HOSTER-HISER, INC.

linois at 39th Street

‘W. JIM ROBERTS, INC.

819 East 63d Street

THIRTIETH & CENTRAL SALES CO.

3009 Central Avenue

SOUTH SIDE HARRY A. SHARP CO., INC.

443 Virginia Avenue

EAST SIDE IRVINGTON MOTOR SALES, INC.

5704 East Washington Street

WEST SIDE WEST SIDE MOTOR SALES, INC.

2419 West Washington Street (Open day and night)

“DOWNTOWN C. 0. WARNOCK CO.

819 East Washington Street

ROY WILMETH CO., INC.

720 North Meridian Street

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Skating Party Planners

The problem of transporting members of the Young Ladies’ Sodality Muhlenbroich snarled at news-' of St. Catherine's Catholic parish and their friends to the Riverside bapermen who tried to interview Roller Rink for a skating party at 8 p. m. Monday has been entrusted him, to this committee. Left to right, they are Hannah Hunt, Anna Roembke

CIRCUS MAY SHIFT WINTER QUARTERS

ROCHESTER, Ind, Sept. 26 (U.J.

P.).—The Indiana Circus Corp., operators of the Cole Bros. circus and the Clyde Beatty shows, may abandon Rochester as the site of its winter quarters this year, it was indicated today. The circus was Arr by a disastrous fire while in winter quarters here last February and more than 150 sideshow and performing animals were destroyed. Lack of sufficient capital to rebuild may force the show to move to another city for winter quarters according to Zack Terrell, president of the corporation. He said several locations were being considered. He indicated that any new site would be in the Midwest, within reach of large Midwestern cities where the show had winter circus dates. Winter quarters here ‘were owned by a group of local businessmen for the last two years. It \was understood that they offered Mr. Terrell two arrangements whereby the circus could acquire title to the winter quarters.

==. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES °

Policeman, Turned Robber,

Ends Life

CHICAGO, Sept. 26 (U. P.).— Thaddeus Cullinane had been a policeman 19 years: therefore he refused to shoot it.out with policemen when he turned robber and was trapped in an alley. Instead, he killed himself. The late Police Lieut. Timothy Cullinane was proud when his son, Thaddeus, joined the force in May, 1924. Thaddeus was cited for bravery in action against criminals in 1931. He got another citation the next year. In 1933 he was made a sergeant. For three years he was a good sergeant. Then, for some reason unknown, he began to drink heavily. He beat up his wife and failed to report for duty. * Suspended for intoxication, he followed his wife to the hospital and terrorized attendants by firing a bullet: into the wall of her room. He was thrown in jail and fined 30 days pay, but the police commission recommended reinstatement because of his record. But the of-

fense scontinuecd. During the next]

three years he was suspended five times more. In January, 1940, he was dismissed. Last night police were called to

When Trapped

the northwest side on a report that a gunman had robbed James La Kamp, a soft drink truck driver, of $43. Mr. La Kamp directed the policemen to a tavern into which the gunman had fled. One entered the tavern and the gunman fled through a side door into the alley, the officer in pursuit. Another officer confronted the robber in the alley. Trapped . . . Cullinane faced three alternatives. He could surrender and live in disgrace; he could shoot it out, killing one or more of his former comrades, and escape. But he chose the third. He put his 45 caliber automatic against his temple and pulled the trigger.

BLUE-MAROON IDEAL LANSING, Mich., Sept. 26 (U. P). —The best color combination for motor vehicle license plates from the

standpoint of visibility is white on a maroon background. Tests made by engineers showed that the numerals on that combination could be identified on a stationary car by a moving observer in the daylight at 158.4 feet.

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In some years, some cars take a big jump ahead. The Ford does that for 1941. It has jumped ahead in size. It’s the biggest Ford we've ever built, inside and out. It’s wider. It has a longer wheel-

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by as much new wide

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You’ll notice also a new

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shield and windows give better

vision all around.

EE One of i ifs biggest advantages is the mew soft ride. New,

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ask. YOUNG PEOPLE T0 SOCIAL SESSION

The young people of the Central Christian Church will meet there at 8 p. m. tomorrow for games and a social program.

Groups invited are members of the Blue Triangle, students from the Chiropractic School and the College of Religion at Butler University.

The Rev. Richard Moore of the First Christian Church at. Lebanon, a recreation director in summer camps for young people, will direct the games. Miss Nellie C. Young, director of activities in the church, is super-

vising arrangements, 4

ROOSEVELT TO 0 HELP COMMUNITY FUNDS

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26 (U. P.). —President Roosevelt will deliver a nation-wide radio broadcast at 9:30 p. m. (Indianapolis time) Oct. 13, deading off a national program for the ‘mobilization for human needs.” Mr. Roosevelt has delivered similar speeches in past years in connection with community chest

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