Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 July 1941 — Page 7

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THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1941

DILLINGER IN | Succeeds Roe | JUST BO ASTING oe

Arrested Youth Now Says Outlaw John Wasn't His Cousin.

CHICAGO, July 24 (U, P) —Chi-| cago law enforcement authorities | disposed of a “Dillinger headache”| 1 today. | § The Dillinger talk had permeated ) | the police force since Monday when | two park patrolmen arrested Peter John Dillinger, 18, for speeding and automobile theft. loo The arrest was made on the eve §& \ of the seventh anniversary of the SE LL : death by FBI machine guns of the Joseph A. Rothbard notorious gunman, John Dillinger. | | Peter John not only said he was al second cousin of John, but according to the arresting officers was “a lL A. Rothb dead ringer” his infamous] counterpart.

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ard Heads Tire Firm: Founder's Widow New Chairman.

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Yesterday Peter John admitted in. 5

court that “he was only bragging" when he claimed kinship with the

Joseph A. Rothbard has been! named successor to the late Arthur

gangster. He brought an uncle who p» Roce as president of the Rose] :

testified that his branch of the family came from Rumania while the] guhman’s came from Germany. |

Tire Co, it was announced today. Mr. Rothbard has been associated

Judge Oscar Caplan granted leni- with the firm since 19368 and became i

ency because Peter John “admitted | yjce president in 1038. his error in saving he was a cousin | of THE Dillinger.” In placing the|

Judge Caplan said: “Remember it the board of directors. Other offiwas a spree like yours that got your ser rap namesake started.” [C21 elected were Edward M. Rose, | ____|viee president, and F. L. Mulcahy,|

secret ary. | { Mr. Rothbard, who is 25, lives at (2213 N. Meridian St. He is a native |

of Indianapolis and was graduated | from Shortridge High School in| 1932 and the University of Michigan | in 19386. Active in Indianapolis civic af-| fairs, Mr. Rothbard is a member of | Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity and at) Michigan was assistant business manager of The Michigan Daily and a member of the Druids Senior Honorary Society. Taking over his new duties, he becomes the second president of {he : Rose Tire Co, founded in 19268 by «+ Mr. Rase at South and Meridian (Sts. Mr. Rose built the firm from| ia one-man organization to one em- | ploying 30 service men at the busi{ness place at 830 N. Meridian St. | [where the tire company was moved | | five years ago. Mr. Rose died July | {10 as the result of injuries received | lin an automobile accident near Bar-| |berton, O. Mr. Rothbard said that the firm [would continue the policy set by! Mr. Rose to make the business one of personalized service. | | He said business is the best since {the organization was founded and | that every attempt is being made to examined today and be sure secure an adequate supply of tires they are not holding you for customers. The production has) bed. [Pee curtailed by national fetfehte.

| PYTHIAN HOME HEADS NHC fot HOSTS FOR OUTING

(Be W ITH today's high speed production and skilled worke ers becoming more and more in demand good vision is more important than ever. For a worker's efficiency is destroyed and his skill les. sened when his vision is poor. If you are a defense worker you ewe it to yourself and to your country to be as efficient as possible. Have your eyes

Ontometrist—Office at Times Special

| LAFAYETTE, Ind. July 24—Mr | jand Mrs. Guerry L. Dalrymple, su- | perintendent and matron of the In-| (diana Pythian Home here, will be| {hosts to a state-wide picnic on the| - | grounds of the Home. Aug. 3. ALE IU ILAME UE Former Senator James E. Watson | [will be the principal speaker. Among |

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chairman of the Indiana Pythian!

Home Board. Two thousand are expected.

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WORKS IN QUARRIES FOR SEVENTY YEARS

PEN ARGYL, Pa. (U. P)—Bighty-seven-year-old Edward Jackson has been employed in the slate quarries for the past 70 years and is still going strong. Jackson says that no other man in the slate belt can equal his reeord. At present he is employed as a blockmaker at the Jackson Bangor Slate Co. where he works beside men 30 years younger. Jackson also is an ardent hunter and takes advantage of every day off to tramp around the nearby woods.

Is Paying

MONONGAHELA, Pa, July (U. P).—Grocer Clem Piznutell

debts is paying off. He's using a large billboard

to pay off was a man who owed hi $19 since 1928.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Billboard to Dun Debtors

latest scheme to collect years-old dun his debtors and one of the first said.

The sign, 8x12x24 feet, will be|only one store left. used to publicize the names of debt-|payment when prosperity returned ors who have been indebted for one but the debts were not paid.

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HENDERSON HITS AT ‘RENT PROFITEERING’

WASHINGTON, July 24 (U. P.) — Price Control Administrator Leon Henderson declared yesterday that rent profiteering during the emergency is a serious offense against the nation's welfare and contributes to price inflation. He charged that “profiteering landlords” who place unwarranted and distressing rent burdens on families of defense workers, enlisted personnel and civilian residents in defense areas, ‘not only add to fam-

Off for Grocer

24|year or more and have refused to i's|pay after numerous requests. “I hope I don't have to put any names on the board, but I won't to{ be put off any longer,” Pizzutelli

During the depression, the grocer carried his regular customers as long as he was able until he had He expected

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ily costs of living but contribute to|conducted by Federal research agene price inflation.” cies in more than 100 defense areas He said that surveys are being where rent rises have been rapid, Saturday, July 26

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