Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 April 1941 — Page 28

THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1941

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RETURNS FROM DUTY WITH NAVY

Local Youth Served Five Months on Gunboat Sacramento.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES KEEP SUICIDE WATCH Loses Hope After 30 Years, OVER DEATH SUSPECT) Woman Asks $250,000 Balm

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. April 2 SEATTLE. AHL. 20 (0. P3 ds Ri gti ah 8 : erweler Apri . P).—It|each other pinne e pillow(U. P.).—Sherif John Trierweiler | was 28 years ago, but Mrs. Margaret | cases in the room to which we both today assigned four prisoners to M. Gable, 58, told the jury, she|had keys.” the cell of Cozzie M. Jones, 24, could remember like yesterday the| Mrs. Gable said she met him to guard against further suicide night in 1913 when Jay C. Allen when he was a “dashing young atts of the youth held chased her from room to room in a |torney.” attempts of the youth held on a pote] ang tore his pants jumping| “In 1934, he urged me to get a first degree murder charge in the from a window when his wife ap-| better room—one handier to his death of 12-year-old Edith Idel peared with the police. | office.” she testified. “He reached Barton. Bes. Salle. Ma ironiys BIAID RA {in his pocket and pulled out a ; : gray-haired, demands J rom | diamond ring and slipped it on my Jones tried unsuccessfuly to take | My. Allen in a breach of promise | finger. Then he oa et hand and! his life yesterday by slashing his suit. Mr. Allen is a wealthy, 72- | kissed the finger and said it was! wrists, appareatly with a razor. He | year-old Seattle attorney, and the our engagement ring and that he!

had cut himself three times on the | [ather of Jay Allen, a war cor-|joved me very much.” Soon after his wife died in 1934,

ber manned by! Society. This tea kitchen is said | respondent whom the Nazis recently | . ) {Mr. Allen gave her another big

val Reservists. | 20 8 our fo SATerican ORS by | | medical aid was given. before she relinquished hope Seaman Moore, (ior on the English East Coast] } | The youth claimed he wanted to he would marry her. Mr. Allen | was honorably! where it Was stationed until a few | $ | kill himself so that his [father smiled and toyed with his cane as| ™ | might collect a $2200 insurance she told the jury how he had paid

discharged from | : i : . | weeks | S { righ : : : active service weeks ago. Miss Flora Wright of policy, acgording to Trierweiler, her hotel and restaurant bills for

she said, his wife had pounded on the door of her room. “I let, him go out the window and stayed and faced her and the policeman,” she testified. Mrs. Gable said Mr. Allen paid her former husband, William F. Jones, $2500 to settle an alienation of affections suit. She said he had often tried to make her jealous. “He told me there were 20 old maids and widows running after him,” she testified.

'Air Raid’ on Circle to Signal Visit of British Canteen Unit

“Enemy” planes will stage an “air EE

raid” on Monument Circle Monday’ afternoon. At 3 p. m. the plenes will swoop down and drop pamphlets stating “if you were in England this would! be a bomb.” John E. Moore. 19. ine. Then the Fire Department and t , . ie 19, of 1914 Lexing | perhaps an ambulance or two will} on Ave. returned home this week | speed to the scene. after five months on the U. S. Sac-| All this will be a buildup for the |

ramento, a gunboat. which shipped | arrival of a mobile canteen unit—| f out of Michigan the “Iron Duke”’—which is being] % City last Novem- | Sponsored by the British War Relief |

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John Moore LAVal ATmMOIY| the unit. here. The Sac-| The tea kitchen will contain war ramento has been undergoing re-| relics which include: pairs at the Boston Navy Yard be- An unburnt part of an incendifore joining other units of the At=- ary bomb, part of a crashed Hurri-

“So we met in a hotel] room. We would leave notes for!

Miss Flora Wright a German plane shot down by Spitfires, piece of a bomb which dropped | on Buckingham Palace, radio! equipment from a downed German plane, piece of silk cord from a German parachute and the wing framing of a Hurricane fighter.

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5000 ACCIDENTS IN STATE IN 3 MONTHS

During the first three months of 1941, nearly 5000 accidents occurred on the state's 10,00 miles of highways—one accident for each two miles of road, James D. Adams. Highway Commission chairman, re-

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