Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 September 1941 — Page 12

'PAROLED AFTER |'Big Four’ Seeks Revenge at Model Meet’ Boy Soot News— | McNutt, Hardly Out of the [amas mame

being head of the Federal Security

SIX-YEAR TERM oe GRIMM T0 TAKE Macaroni, Self i in Oleo Agency, Walch includes the Public JOB IN MICHIBAN! socom mss wor, m fe re cote

. : fo : : : ; ; Free Leniency for Bur glar Is| ; : : his macaroni measuring job coming| “I never was more surprised in my Delivery up Monday, Federal Security Ad-|life at the repercussion this oleo or- a

5 : 4 2 i : py. Recommended by Er | New Field Executive for |ministrator Paul Vv. McNutt today|der evoked,” was all that Mr. Mc- Save In Our New Open-

i i nL 1 Indi lis bogged down in the mafter of Nutt could say. He promised to take { _ Air Poultry Market Trial Officers. ‘Central Indiana Council making oleomargarine sce, {aste|the matter under ig . Spring 92, _OB4 Ib. 1 1, Indianapolis man 3 ahd ac e butter. Meanwhile bills have been intro- Wy FRIES a Hi six years of ! To B2 Named Soon. ‘The dairy farmers say-that Mr.|duced in both the Senate and House , Stewing 20¢ Ib. a 10-year burglary sentence in the Se a g : oy oid ex tive for McNutt shouldn’t have ruled that|which would restore the oleo regu- HENS....co00 State Reformatory, was paroled to- i ; : i Stanley Grimm, € 3 ee . 5 the butter-like oleo can enter into|lating powers to Secretary of Agri- Boiling 18c™ day by the State Clemency Commis- = the Central Dans Wig) Cc 5 Y |interstate commerce. - |culture Claude R. Wickard and curb CHICKENS sion. gor Soom Amen oa a i lave Se sy om a Somimiiice to see him|its competition with butter. MARION POULTRY 00. he ; : ‘ea. abou s and a dozen reporters| Mr. McNutt’s ruling was made in ety § duties of Scout executive a he i Tuling e in|} 1026 5. Meridian cutor, Commission officials said. |: Sie Mich. Small was convicted of first-degree Mr. Grimm. who has been in Scouting 16 years, has heen active

burglary in October, 1935, following ; . : Pus a series of apartment burglaries : ss in the development of Scout activihere. 3 ; : : ties in Johnson, Hendricks and 1 . The Commission paroled two oth- Loe : : 2%. Lo Shelby Counties since he came here; ers, one being turned over to Illinois| & = i : G in Jan., 1940, from Freeport, Ill ; authorities for prosecution. Parole| = : : : § : : He is 28 and is widely known in : : § pless of 17 Siate Prison and He 4 Sn Scouting throughout. the Central :

formatory inmates were denied. : : : 2 # Indiana Council. Delmar (Skipper)

“Among those to whom paroles| £8 Wilson,” Scout Executive, probably : ; were denied were Leo Brown: and di Sha will name his successor in a week or oO Charles Hanson, both serving life two, Scout officials said. 0 terms in the State Prison for mur-| The “Big Four” of the Indiana Gas Model Association; left to right . . . William Keough, Ray Neese, James R

Be own as sonvisted in Lake Bennett Sr. and Harold Stofer. » ’ £ WHICH BECOMES EFF ECTIVE OCTOBER IST

Criminal Court in June, 1926, of 2 2 = ‘ 2 =n ® = 8 Observe Annual Rite v : ; : i killing two men during a fight in ; : This -10% Federal tax will be in force on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Clocks ‘CHARTER NIGHT” will be held and almost every article sold in Jewelry Stores. This tax must be shown at time of purchase

the steel mil ores, Aras © Hoosiers Anxious for Another Chance af |i tree scout troops in tne Cen-]] and must be paid by customer.

Brown fired Jour bullets into the : : ? tral Indiana Council next week.

mn ERR ER fending Champion Goldberg Here Sundays mail MAKE YOUR CHRISTMAS PURCHASES NOW fatal n y al rite are ’ he was aruing, fatally wounding) LJ@rending Champion Goldberg rere dUNAQy (5.5 sos night: Troop 303

J ht, ; : : through the body of the man with By DAVID MARSHALL tor Carls 25 acon victors wf. 1040. ; Brownsburg, Ind, Tuesday nig HAVE THEM PLACED IN OUR LAYAWAY and

whom he was fighting, killing a This year the “Big Four” means|and Troop 307, Coatesville, Ind, Mexican bystander. Carl Goldberg, the kid model| For four hours last year it looked business. That's what they say.|Wednesday night. ; NS AVE THIS EXTRA 107, Hanson was convicted in Marshall sirglane lias ~who- ow wo as though one of the “Big Four”— They're called that because at al-| R. C. Ruby: district Sesehiive : o Circuit Court in 1922 of killing a|become the nation’s No. model | James Benn I of the Council, will presen e re- i taxicab driver near Plymouth. i pilot and designer, will be back|the eS er Tyo. esp gs most any meet in these parts one newed charters to the troops. Wil- tu I on Vaiches and ewes where - Hee - 3 cational EE Sunday to defend the Mid-States| first time one of the local lads had of them—Mr. Bennett, Ray Neese,|jjam Huddleston, district commis- advertised brands at lowest cash prices on easiest of terms! y ~~ YAMS ARE PROCESSED Gas Model Contest title he won here | won the contest. Then along came |B2t0ld Stofer, or William Keough— sioner of the Hendricks County disNEW ORLEANS (U. P.).—A min-|a year ago. Carl. In just about three minutes| usually takes home all the prizes. |trict, will speak, fature or “pilot” plant to test a The young Chicagoan will be fiy-|he pushed Mr. Bennett into second| Except at the Mid-States Contest. | Each year, Scout troops petition more economical way of making|ing against some 200 other entrants|place, won the Col. Roscoe Turner for a renewed charter to the Na-

os : ) Last year Mr. Bennett was the only : FAV ; : starch from sweet potatoes is being| but particularly the “Big Four” of Trophy and the $100 that tional Council and when it is re- ‘ a “built at the U. S. Southern Regional | the Indiana Gas Model Association|with y With the a ish Sen Hoosier finisher in the first 10, Two ceived by the district to which the : 3 : A 8 L A S S | . 3 L 2 31 I 1) >

grabbed second, and the highest |is held. ; aL local flier was Jack Castetter of 2625 : #2 8 = Whatever your choice in ring styling; simE. North St, who placed third. Lo 1 ; i Born St oo pixel un Collect Papers j : ple. ornate, eR classical—you also hit among the elite, placing] BOY SCOUTS have started a n ; ill find a large selection from which to |fifth. That was the best showing|drive to collect old newspapers. ¢ choose. the local fliers have been able to|magazines and rags at the request 5

make. of Leon Henderson, price adminisGoldberg, however, won't be the|trator. r

only really tough competition Sun-| The request was made to the naday at the field at Troy and Ritter tional office of the Boy Scouts by

Aves. Bill Gibson of Hamilton, O., (Mr, Henderson, Scout officials said, who won both open events in" Class because of a growing shortage of

A and B at the Nationals, has sent|p,ye5 and containers that are used in his entry. Jim Cahill of Con- |, package munitions and food nersville, one-time Wakefield Trophy | s,s for shipment. inner, o coming up, and Prancis| ‘mach scout troop will make a eeler, the State champion of Ohio, |, to-house collection in its own

is expected. : ape other top-notch entries respective neighborhood. They will

from Chica ] sell the collections and the money ) Rushville, ge: Ne Date, raised will go for ‘the benefit of the

’| troop and at the same time increase |§ i ; / Crawfordsville and Hamilton the the supply of the articles needed. : Glorious

Held is not an easy one. ; 1 4 Di : d This yeai’s meet (from 9 a. m. . 5 : until 5 p. m.) will be rar BUTLER U. SOCIETY i amen by the Sahara Grotto and the In- idal i diana Gas Model Association. There WILL PLEDGE SEVEN: Bridal Pair will: be six trophies, some $100 in| Tau Kappa Alpha, national hon- ; cash, merchandise awards, kits and |orary speech society, will pledge \ magazine subscriptions. seven Butler University students, $100 The meet has been sanctioned by | Prof. Charles H. Walters, sponsor,

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