Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 October 1941 — Page 28

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: At the State House— Burglar Jailed Over Bride's S AUDIT OR SEEKS | . Jealousy, Ends Life in Cell

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sed | recital f W burglaries, {Gus Dutch) “Wagoner, 59, alleged stretching over ec “hurt Plans. . Write Department Heads; All Replies

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broadcast on ‘WIRE at. 7 o'clock. Steinfeld. Jack McBryde is the old} Baby Snooks, who reappeared on|Ranger.. : {the. program" last week after a dis- | |appearance that lasted’: through September, is expected to reveal tomight Just where she was: Riding. asa Ee 5 The. Old Ranger ‘tonight will relate the story of the green-masked| bandit of the West who gave a girl

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sn » The second anniversary of the “Lanny. Program” will’ be ‘marked oo when the popular! nat mr His opening song tonight will be the 2369th of the series,

professional burglar, went to jail for the first time in .25 years because’ he aroused the jealousy of

his bride of eight days. Jessie, 35, his bride, went to the

* She also implicated.an accomplice, Charles Irwin, 56, who was seized in a Chicago apartment that was well stocked with men’s suits, ladies’

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a ‘kiss' she never ' forgot when

' The dramatic radio show, which brought a new kind of news report-| ing to radio 10 years ago, will: be ‘broadcast on WISH and the NBCBlue network for a half-hour De4 ginning at 7 o'clock. *. More than 30 foreign corfesptn. dents from Chungking to Lisbon and .Rio to Suez, have joined the staff of the new series which will be broadcast on 111 stations.

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Will Be Filed. By EARL RICHERT Because he has no way of knowing whether State Employee Mrs. Smith is a daughter of State Depariment Head Jones, State Audi-. tor Richard T. James is preparing to write letters to all department heads asking if there 1s any nepotism in their departments. When he gets replies saying, as undoubtedly they all will, that there are no close relatives employed, Mr. James will file: the letters. Then, if it later turns up that some official is employing a close relative, such as is prohibited by the ’41 anti-nepotism law, Mr. James will have the letters as evidence that the official knew of the law. . Burden on Auditor The possession. of such a letter will make it impossible for a state official to plead. ignorance of the law in case it is found that he is violating it. - The new anti-nepotism law places the burden of enforcement upon the State Auditor. It provides that he shall not pay the salary for a father, mother, brother, sister, unele, aunt, husband, wife, son or daughter son-in-law or daughter-in-law or niece or nephew of a department head. Letters Called Only Way : And, with 13,000 persons being employed by the State, there is no way for Mr. James to know the relation-

ship, if any, of employee to em-

ployer. The letters are the only way, Mr. James figures, that he can. bring the law to the attention of the respective department .heads and let them know that he intends to:stop payment of salary checks- it any nepotism is discovered. The law-provides no criminal penalty for violation.

Check Laber Day Traffic

INDIANA'S 20 automatic traffic counters were put to work during the Labor Day week to determine just what percentage of that week’s travel was done on Labor Day itself. The counters showed that 21 per cent of the vehicles recorded dur-

ing that week were counted on Labor Day. During the week, a total

by the automatic counters, 102,538 of which passed the counters on Labor Day.

Back C. I 0. Board

FIVE MORE C. I. O. locals have

out stand taken by the C. I. O. Executive Board recently in support of the President’s foreign policies. They are Locals. 6958, 7489 and 371 of the United Mine Workers at Staunton, Linton and New Castle respectively, and Locals 2112 and 1722: of the Steel Workers Organizing Committee of. Muncie and South Bend respectively.

ABC Penalties Up

DURING THE QUARTER ending Oct. - I, the Alcoholic Beverages Commission assessed penalties against liquor law violators totaling $2491, as compared to $906 assessed during the same period a year ago. ‘Ten permits were revoked and 12 suspended: during the period just ending as compared to two revoked and three suspended during the same period a year ago. »

MUSHROOM SCARE PROVES UNFOUNDED

KANSAS CITY, Mo., Oct, 9 (U. P.)—Mrs. Neoma Robertson appar » ently didn’t eat any “death pa mushrooms Sunday, .for today. she felt fine and said it seemed silly for the doctors to keep her under observation. She was sure the mushrooms she picked Saturday and ate the next day were just as safe as they were delectable, and the opinion -of Ansel Stubbs, a printer who makes

‘| mushrooms a hobby, bore her out. :

Stubbs said - there weren’t any “death angels” among the mushrooms ‘leftovers at the Robertson home and he doubted if any ever had grown in this-part of the country.

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married eight: Wha else?” the desk sergeant

hood he’s a burglar.” Suspicious of her story, police locked her up. ‘They seized Wagoner in nearby Elmhurst. He was with Miss Blanche Toledo, 24. Both

_|were brought to the station.

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silverware. Investigation of Wagoner’s record revealed that in the past three years he had been suspected of unburdening - wealthy Lake County homes of more than $3000 worth of loot, but that he had never been apprehended. Locked in a cell, Wagoner took the only way out—suicide.: Police found him’ on his ‘cot last night with the ripped lining of his coat knotted around his neck. One end of the lining was fastened to the cell bars. He had strangled himself.

LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS

« Post to Sponsor Vespers—The ‘Indianapolis Power & Light Co. American Legion Post 300 and auxiliary will meet tomorrow . evening at Ipalco Hall. Bernard Connelly is

the new commander and Mrs. Connelly is auxiliary president. Vesper services will be s by the post at the Veterans’ Hospital Oct. 19. A card party at Ipalco Hall Oct. 17 will be for the benefit of the Christmas relief fund.

Toastmaster to Meet—The Southwest Toastmasters Club will meet at the Belmont United Brethren Church at 6:30 p. m. “Monday. Robert McGinnis will preside at the dinner and also for the two-minute talks, which will be given by visiting toastmasters. - Harry Wheeler will be critic of the talks and official toastmaster of the evening will be Charles Dimiling. A’ series of six minute talks will be judged by Eugene Fife Jr,

Federal Workers to Meet—Local 78, National Federation of Federal Employees, will meet at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Hotel Lincoln. Officers are to be nominated.

0. E. S. Unit to Elect~=The Naomi Chapter Auxiliary, O." E. 8. will meet at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Y. W. C. A. to elect a new chapter secretary. Mrs. Ruby Maehler, president, will preside at the business meeting which is to follow a luncheon.

Queen Esther to Meet—The Queen Esther Chapter 3, O. E. 8, will meet at 8 p. m. tomorrow in "the social room of the Masonic Temple, Illinois and North Sts.

a Auxiliary to Hold Sale—The Women’s Auxiliary to the Post Office Clerks, local 130, will hold a rummage sale all day Saturday at 2131 Martindale Ave. Mrs. F. L. Kirkhoff, chairman, will be assisted by Mrs. E. 8. Gilchrist and Mrs. C. D. Steffy.

Church to Honor Bishop—St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church, 25 S. Ritter Ave. will sponsor a covered dish supper tomorrow at 6:30 p. m. in honor of Rt, Rev. Richard A. Kirchhoffer, bishop of the diocese of Indianapolis. Motion pictures of church activities will be shown by the Rt. Rev, Kirchhoffer.

0. E. 8. Group to Meet—Lynhurst Chapter, 505, O. E. S., will meet at 8 p. m, Tuesday at ‘the ‘Lynhurst Temple.

Home Circle to Hold Party—Capitol City Protective Home Circle will hold a card party at the I. O O. F. hall, Hamilton Ave. and E. Washigton St., at 8 p. m. tomorrow.

2 OF LINDBERGH KIN BACK FOR'S POLICY

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9 (U. P).— Two relatives of Charles <«. Lindbergh will be delegates to a two“Continental Congress - for - | Freedom” here today under the auspices of Fight for Freedom. The Congress, to be conducted in the manner of the original Continental Congress in 1776, will demand repeal of the Neutrality Act and ask congressional support for e Administration’s foreign policy. hg for, Freedom announced that Augustus PF. Lindbergh, an Alabama cousin ef the isolationist Charles Lindbergh, and Mrs. Dwight Morrow, widow. of the former Ambassador to Mexico and the mother of Mr. Lindbergh's wife, Anne Morrow Lindbergh, would be delegates. Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt was to welcome. some of the women delegates at the White House before the opening session.

6. 0. P. UNITY URGED AGAINST NEW DEAL

A plea that “the Republican party provide a meeting ground for: all those who oppose the New Deal theory of centralization of the authority of government in the executive” was made last night by Wilbur A. Royse, Indianapolis attorney, in a speech before the Garfield Republican Club. “Isolationists and interventionists should both be welcome so long as -|they stand for the principles: of ~|Americanism in , advocating their

: - | respective course,” he: said.

‘He attacked New Deal leaders

adjourned during the emergency, Finsist We mush adopt. in deta the

program they espouse.” “This is the doctrine advocated and commanded from the very start of their careers by Svery sue of the modern dictators,” he said.

KILLED BY TRAIN Fiona Kian Jug, Out. 9 W. P). tterman, 63-year- State sy won fmission employee of ley, was killed yesterday when

Rebekahs to Honor Members— Olive . Branch Rebekah Lodge : 10, will meet Sathivay; at 8 p. m. in Castle Hall, 220 E. Ohio St. Mrs. Elizabeth Landes, Mrs. Mary G. Hahn and Mrs. J. W. Price, 50year, members, will be honored in a special program. Mrs. . Elizabeth Bosewell is noble grand and Mrs. Julia Loveless is chairman.

‘Air Conditioning Council to Meet —The ‘Indianapolis Air Conditioning Council will meet. tomorrow at 6 p. m. at the Athenaeum, Prof. George Steiner, assistant professor of finance at the Indiana University School of Business’ Administrtaion, will discuss “Peace and War Economies.”

Card Party at Block’s—The auxiliary of Millersville Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, will sponsor a card party at the Wm. H. Block Co. auditorium at 2 p. m. tomorrow. Mrs. Helen Carbaugh is general chairman, assisted by Katherine Kennedy and Adah Hunter.

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quitted 22. men charged with mail fraud in selling peanut vending machines to Midwest investors.

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. St 1:3 . Friends Sr Burial’ Greenwood, ends may . cal at funeral home, UCHENBACH-—Henry, age 71 years, Li loved - father of Evelyn and pai abeth Auchenbach, ' brother Pot Ann Rushers Mem, his, Ind, nd Ye N. Cc assed awa . Fun eral Friday 3 ay

Shirley” "Brothers Central Fae “le at St. urial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the chapel any time, Note—Order of Railway Conductors’ service at the chapel, 8 > m, Thursda,

BARE — Amelia C. Meda), of 304 N.

. son, 11 a, m. Friday. Burial Mt. Zion.

BEINBURG—William ‘H., 4122 Boulevard Pl, brother ‘of Frederick Beinburg, Mrs. William H. ‘Miller, Mrs. Charles FP, Johnston of Indiana apolis, Mrs. Christine Payne of Glend , passed ‘away Tuesday morning. - Borvieds at the I Flan. ner & Buchanan: ary, Frida Yes p. m, Burial Crown Hr Pr ends invited.

BURDIN—Josephine, . 4051 Ruckle widow of William Burdin, mother wr Harry, Kalamazoo, Mich.; Paul of Los Angeles, Cal.,, and O. Key Burdin and L. G. Burdin, deceased; grandmother of Jimmy, Kalamazoo, Mich, and Prof. L. Gray Burdin, City, departed this _ lif Wednesday, age : Funera Friday, Oct. 10, at Moore & Kirk Irvington Jlortiary, 5342 E. Washington 8St., 24 N 2 m. Burial Crown Hill. Friends ny

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oc or this JH Mrs. Mrs. M. R. Bookwalter o Wednesday, ‘Oct. Residence 6 pat theite . Funeral Friday, Oct. 2B. at Finn Brothers’ Funeral Hogae. 839 I. M Meridian. Interment Crown Hill Cemetery, Friends in-

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ad L., wife of M. W. Gwinn, 917 Ford Bpecdway ity, mother of Niles. ih and Savile. sister of Mrs. BE. T. Calvert of Edinbu urg, - passed away Thursday. Friends may call at the Flan ner & Buchanan ortuary Thursday evening and through Friday. Services and burial in Worthington Saturday afternoon,

JAMISON—Brank, of 100 blo k Fenton (8500 east), son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jamison, brother of Mrs. Marjorie Jane

e, 1308 Prospect St., Thursday. Services Friday, the funeral home. ida Tuis Park. Friends invited.

JEFFERSON—John P, of 2929 Washington Blvd. entered ‘into rest Thursday, age ears, husband of Margaret SR efferson, father of John P, Joseph 8. Newby, rs. Wilbur A. limeyer, India apolis, and Mrs. Harold Kottiowsid Otterbein, id hist) ices Saturday i Ww. Moore Peace hae Binal, GRIaIeY. Hill, Friends are welcom

JOHNSON—Jose 1701 S. Emerson, beloved Nathan ot Nina Johnson, father of Nina Josephine. and Carol Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Simeon Johnson brother of Alvin of Indianapolis, Samuel of Hagerstown, Allen Johnson and M Marcus Hayworth . of Lewisville, passed away Tuesday evening, ud services Friday, 2 p. & Kirk Irvington Mortuary. Friends invited. Burial Memorial Park. Friends May call at the residence until Friday

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