Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 April 1942 — Page 3

THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1043

INSURANGE HEAD GIVES WARNING

Don’t Buy Policy From Company Unlicensed Here, He Asks.

Frank J. Viehmann, state insurance commissioner, today warned that a number of “questionable” insurance companies, not licensed in the state, are selling life, health and accident policies to Hoosiers. A person should, before he buys a policy, contact the state department to learn whether the insurance company is licensed by the | state, Mr. Viehmann said. The companies ai0t licensed, he pointed out, are not under the su-| pervision of the state department and ng assistance can be given by the state toward settlement of any dispute that might arise over the payment of a claim.

Agree on Joint Action

Most of the “questionable” companies, Mr. Viehmann said, are out of state concerns which are reaching the Hoosier public through various advertising mediums. He said that some of the companies did not “pay off” in accordance with the implications given in their sales material. The insurance commissioners of Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota! erouched low back of center and and Iowa decided at a meeting in parpeq signals for Loyola university Chicago Tuesday to war collectively when the Jesuit eleven played Buton these “questionable” firms. lier here back in 1929.

Seek Remeitial Lav Yesterday. Mr. Lopez, still looking In addition to calling the matter every bit the athlete, was back in to the attention of the pubiic, the town, this time as the new speciel commissioners decided to try to get agent in charge of the Indianapolis remedial legislation passed in the | office of the federal bureau of incoming legislative sessions in their | vestigation. various states. | He replaces Spencer Drayton who This legislation would prohibit, has been transferred to the New for example, Indiana companies York office as assistant to P. E. Foxfrom selling in other states without worth, assistant director. a license. Thus, the Indiana in- | A career that every all-American surance commissioner could crack boy would envy has been that of down” on an Indiana company that Mr. Lopez. Born in the deep South, was selling in Ohio without a li- | Biloxi. Miss. Special Agent Lopez cense in that state. { possessed all the qualifications for a

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INDUGTION SET

Schricker, Sullivan and Bryan to Speak at Ceremony May 6.

Preparations were under way today to celebrate the induction of officers of the 32d general hospital at the Indiana university medical center. A committee, appointed by Dr, W. D. Gatch, medical school dean, met yesterday at Riley hospital and set May 6, at 4:15 p. m, for the | induction. It will be held in the court west of Riley.

personnel of 700 persons that will include 120 nurses, will be subject to call as a unit by the army at any time. Dr. C. J. Clark, cardiology professor at the school, and Dr. Charles F. Thompson, obstetrics professor, have been commissioned lieutenant ceclonels in charge of

Army Leaders Invited

Among the principal speakers at the induction will be Governor Schricker, Mayor Sullivan and Dr. William Lowe Bryan, president emeritus of I. U. Also invited will be Maj. Gen. Dan C. Vorrhis, fifth

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“G-man” long before he had any manding officer. and Col. Walter S. idea that he would enter the service. Drysdale, Ft. Harrison commander. With still a slight trace of a, Arrangements will be made for a southern drawl he commented. crowd of several thousand persons. “Like any bcy that's all boy, I| On the induction committee are much preferred to sneak off to the Lieut. Col. I. F. Peak, head of the neighborhood sandlot and Play ball medical school R. O. T. C. unit; than sit in a school room.’ | Dr. Clyde Cilbertson; Dr. John Van But sit in a school room he did.| Nuys; J. B. H. Martin, medical ‘cenNow 33, Mr. Lopez ran the course ter administrator; William H. Book, ‘of regular youth and attended bub- | executive vice president .of the Inlic schools. In 1926 he enrolled in! dianapolis Chamber of Commerce,

by 1932 he had received his B. S. gesociation secretary. degree in accounting and his LLB. “Then I passed my bar exams for! the state of Louisiana,” he said. E C ATKINS ATKINS HE) HEADS Asked about private practice, he kal grinned and remarked. “Well, I practiced off and on—that is when CLUB BACKING BLUE I wasn't coaching.” Coached While Studying | E. C. Atkins, vice president of the Mr. Lopez played football at Loy-!E. C. Atkins & Co, today headed ola from 1927-29 under the mentor- | the Sherwood Blue- for-Prosecutor ship of Clark Shaughnessy, and| Club. supporting Mr. Blue's renomthen assumed his own duties ag ination in the May 5 primary. backfield coach while working on| “Mr, Blue is a man of intellihis law degree. gence and integrity and his record With the law degree in his pocket | and conduct as prosecuting attorney he traveled to Chicago to help, definitely prove that he has ability Coach Shaughnessy struggle}and capacity for this most imthrough the lean years of football! POrtant position.” Mr. Atkins said at the University of Chicago. | in accepting the position, “The peo"I don't know what made me en- Pie of Marion county should rehe said. “Just a chain | hominate him so that the splendid {of subconscious events, I guess. (dob he is doing can be continued.” Probably the belief that it is the| Other officers of the Blue-for-‘best organization in the world was Frosecutor club are: Vice presi‘as much a factor as anything” (dents, Mrs. Phebe Link, prominent | Entering the bureau in 1937, Mr Elubwomen, and Dr. Sumner A. ‘Lopez has been a special agent iny | FURS, physician and former city Charlotte, N. C., New York. Miami. (councilman: Francis D. Brosnan, ‘Washington and Memphis. Indian. PSurance man, secretary. and Rusapolis is the first city in which ne sel S. Williams, petroleum industry assumes the title, Special Agent inlSsiel treasurer. hi AKERS CLUB TO ‘SPEAK

All Cases Important : He was reticent about comment. | Ing on his life in the service. “You | couldn't pick out any case more im- | Plans will be discussed by the] portant than the next—they are all Indianapolis Speakers club to offer! just as important in the eves of the their services to the Speakers Bu-| law. Nor could one say ‘I worked reau of Indianapolis and the Mar-! on this case’ The bureau is a ion County Civilian Defense coun-| ‘WE’ organization.” “And as far as danger is con- o'clock tonight in the Canary Cotcerned? I'm afraid that that angle tage. has been greatly There is that element. | primarily ization,” looked twinkled. A BA ——— TTS REPORT IRANIAN FIGHTING CLAIM 353409 PRISONERS ANKARA, Turkey, April 23 (U. TOKYO, April 23 (U. P) —A Jap-|P.) —Radio Tehran, Iran. reported anese agency dispatch from Bataan, today that 25,000 Iranian troops said today that Japanese forces took were fighting fiercely in northern 53,400 prisoners from April 3 to April | Kurdistan against the rebel chief

but we are Homer Eichocker is club president. an investigative organ-!Homer L. Cheney is vice president! and his clear blue eyes W. T. McClintock is treasurer and| straight forward and Miss Alice Hawk is secretary.

and men. {surrender to the authorities.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES °.

New FBI Chief Takes Over HOSPITAL UNIT

The 32d general hospital, with a medicine and surgery, respectively. !

army corps area headquarters com- |

Loyola university, New Orleans, and anq James W. Carr, Riley Memorial

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overstressed.| Miss Mildred Waring will preside. |

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Questionnaire for 45-64 Registrants

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This is the front of the draft registration card which men 45 to 64 will fill out Monday. iformation is to be given on the registrant's residence and how he may be reached.

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will be furnished.

Hoosiers between the ages of 45 and 65 who must register next Mon-

day for classification as to their Iskills and aptitudes for war produc[tion activities will have only nine {simple questions to answer, Col Hitchcock, state draft head, said today. The registrant must give his name, place of residence and mail{ing address, telephone number if any. his age, date of birth, place of birth, the name and address of the person who will always know his ad{dress, his employer's name and address and his place of employment or business. Questionnaire Later

Col. Hitchcock pointed out that {those who register next Monday are not liable for military service under the draft act. . They will be required later to

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Information Only Sought Of Those Signing Monday

ifications and skills, but that will be for the purpose of obtaining information only, the director said. Every male citizen who was born on or after April 28, 1877, and on or before Feb. 16, 1897, who has not heretofore been registered under the act, must register. Meanwhile, draft officials in Washington declared that reports that alien students and other nondeclarant aliens who are temporarily in this country are subject to military service “are absolutely without foundation.”

LEAHY TO LEAVE MAY 1 VICHY, April 23 (U. P.).—United States Ambassador William D. Leahy, who tentatively has fixed his departure for Washington for May 1, will leave Vichy aboard a private

railroad coach placed at his disposal 20, including 9533 American officers Mehmet Reshid, who had refused to fill out an occupational question- by Marshal Henri Philippe Petain,

it was revealed today.

Here Is the Traffic Record! FATALITIES County City 26 28

Indiana Grand Chapter of (Rastern Star, | convention, Murat temple, all day Indiana state civilian defense ganned, Indiana university alumni in India Total olis, 122d anniversary dinner, 51 ol i Sunene club, 6:30 p Expansion club, oly review, Hotel 41 | Lineal, 8:30 p |m Mothers’ pn » Indianapolis Free Kin od I | farsarton Sopistys 13Tgk, Jun luncheon, North \ et st churcl Accidents ... 21! Arrests aes 292 Indiana section of the toty of Auto-

‘Injured ..... 5! Dead 0 MeHye Engineers, meeting, Hotel Antlers,

WEDNESDAY TRAFFIC COURT BE ianapolis Science teachers, Karl H| Cases Convie- Fines 3 latlowsti lecture, Caleb Mills hall,

s of Indiana. banquet for jqterna. Tried tions Paid | onal president, Claypool hotel, 8:30 p. 2 $130 ndiane State board, Joh 1

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eon. Hotel Washington. no 1 pSaravan club, luncheon, “Murat temple,

Reckless driving. 2 | Failure to stop at

through street. 0

MOAGvertising club of Indianaelis, Ah 0 eon. Indianapolis Athletic club, | ~Oil club, luncheon, Hotel Severin. "hoon. Failure to stop at | ta Theta Pi, luncheon, Canary cotage, club, |

signals : 2 Sama A Nu, Drunken driving 4 $1] acon All others . 30 2

luncheon, Columbia

METNGS TOMORROW

vernors of Loyal Order eof rence, Moose hall, all day. Rite. cathedral,

hy forum, meeting, L. 8S. Ayres & Ca. auditorium. 11:30 a. m. Butier university JHotnery’ council, meeting. Jordan hall, 10 a

Uotals ........ 69

MEETINGS TODAY

Indiana Congress of Parents and Teach. ers, convention. Clavpoo! hotel, ail dav

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Alliance Francaise, dinner meeting, Marott hotel, 6:30 p. m. Pythian Sisters, district 8 annual conhall, all day: convention

mmerman appreciation banquet, road Ripple nigh school, night. Be olis federation of Sivie clubs, eeting, Hotel Washington, 7:3 9p .2 cama Chi, luncheon, Bogrd of Trade,

Exchange club, luncheon, Hotel Severin, “Optimist club, luncheon, Columbia club, "ooh Delta Theta, luncheon, Canary Cotpokarpe Sigma. luncheon, Canary Cottage,

"Ne en's 400 ciub of Howe high =chool, meeting. vo Hil auditorium, 8 p. m.

Wo Rn N eddes lecture, auspices of Thea Cross committee of Caroline ott Hariison chapter, D. A. R., chapter house, 10 Defense ier ‘speakers bureau, eon. Indianapolis Athletic club, noon. Tennis association, luncheon, Severin, noon,

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BIRTHS Girls Ray, Alma Wright, at Methodist. William, Martha Timm, at Colem Marion, Margaret Moss, at St. Vincent’ Ss. Rufus, Mary Gray, at St. a Deets. Alvin, Bernadette. Rottet, at St. Francis. James, Dorothy Brown, at 1016 8S. Illinois. John, Rosa Sanders, at 224 Rlake. Se eorge, Gertrude Dickerson, at 1018

au aaron d, Rebecca Jones, at 531 W. 20th. Harry, Beatrice Curtis, at 936 Indiana. William, Edith Tempie, at 971s W Washington. Boys

Jaurice, Nora Etherington, at St. Fran-

s Donald, Juanita Boyer, at St. Francis. Rye chard, Margaret Kieninger, at St.

Harold Wanda Frymier, at St Francis. Nick, Lee Ellen Lieff, at City.

an. odist. Methodist.

Methodist. at 1736 W. Minne-

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ps, at Sse Parke Snipe. at 631 N Pagker.

DEATHS

co Hunt, 88, at Methodist, myoca a adel Pearson, 43, at Long, pneumococcic

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96, at City, arteriosclerosis. , 67, at Methodist, cere-

rrhag Bertha ane SBioenge, 42, at St. Vincent, tonie — roid. h M. Huber, 72, at Central, chronic

on ritis phritis. Bradford, 91, at 1534 West Vermont, arteriosclerosis. Ernest L. Boynton, 74, at 3734 land, conjestive heart Bessie Johnston. cerebral hemorrha Ruby Morlan, vascular

, at St, Vincent's, IN at Methodist, cardio

T. Gregory, 68, at Veterans, cere bral BIR age. ce MocLay, 67, at 5518 Carrollton, diabetes mellitus. Donica, 90, at 212 N. Spring, arter-

dons T. Kinnear, 55, at 1613 Montcalm,

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IN INDIANAPOLIS—VITAL STATISTICS

Lavina Simpkins, coronary thrombosis. Raymond White, 16, at Riley, sarcoma Ida Sweeney, 74, at 2230 N. Capitol, chronic myocard:tis. Thomas Farrell, static pneumonia. Robert Sweed, 74, at Central, hypostatic pneumonia. Ella Bell Marshall, cerebral hemorrhage. Thomas J, Myers, 81, iosclerosis. Eva Everett Hendricks, 63, at 411 Bicking, coronary thrombosis. Katherine A. Herner, 57, at 1154 Laurel, acute dilatation of heart,

7, at 2007 College,

79, at Central, hypo-

70, at 1716 Mill,

at Central, arter-

MARRIAGE LICENSES

These lists are from official records in the county court house. The Times, therefore, is not responsible for errors in names and addresses.

Richard A. Wolsifer, 19, of 142 Hamilton, Loretta M. Grimmell, 18, ot 5801 Coburn. Sylvester Martin. 33, of 1008 W. Vermont; Ellar Elnora Bell, 57. 1078 W. Vermont. John R. Keilholz, 26, Ft. Harrison; Edith A. Pruett, 24, of 2528 Broadway. Nola E. Wesley, 23, of J Middle Drive Nodqrud pls Place; Marjorie M. McBride, 20, 0 >

Paul M. > Aop. 35, of 3541 W. Michigan; Mildred L. Floyd, 30, of 410 N. Emerolert B. Hughie eld, 21, of 1741 Laurel; Dorothy E. Highfield, 19, of 708 Draper. Anthony M. Miller, 25, of 2424 Sheldon: Mary V, Snordin, 18, of 2451 Sheldon. John Blanchard, 20, of 1002 Colton; Thelma L. Corder, 17, of 2437 Shriver.

OFFICIAL WEATHER

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(Central War Time) sense 5:55 | Sunset .......7:31

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Today's Rumor

This Times series is designed to help you. If you hear a rumor don't pass it on. Call us or write #s and we'll check it for you. If it's true, we'll tell you so. If not, we'll give vou the facts.

The Gossip Is . . . That men in the armed services will not be allowed to marry until two years after induction.

The Facts Are ...

That the army has no such regulations except in the case of West Point graduates. The navy may frown on marriage for men below a petty officer, second class rating, but except in the case of men working for commissions, they may marry and stay in the service if they are able to keep their private affairs in shape. In some cases in which a man is working toward a commission, he may not marry until a stipulated time after he receives his rank. A married man enlisting in the navy reserve as a seaman must obtain a waiver from dependents.

6 HURT N AUTO ACCIDENTS HERE

Children Among Victims; Two Sisters Injured;

One in Hospital.

Three accidents within a half hour kept the police emergency car racing today and three injured vice tims were taken to City hospital. Eight-year-old Glenn Thompson, 1802 E. 69th st.,, was injured ‘about the head when hit by a car near his nome, Deputy sheriffs were investie

gating. Bonnie Massena, 27, of 135 8,

Arlington ave. received a broken right arm and injuries to her right leg when a truck in which she was riding overturned after colliding with an auto at New York st. and State ave. Chris Buchanan, 43, of 2153% Pierson ave. was hurt about the head when he walked from behind one streetcar into the path of ane other at McClain place and Illi

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Driver Is Accused

In an accident last night, Elmer McCown, 33, of Maywood, Ind., was charged with drunken driving after allegedly hitting Carman L. Enge land, 37, of 1448 Silver ave. The accident happened at Drover and Morris sts. Mr. England was taken to City hospital with eritical injuries to his left leg and skull.

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Sisters Injured

Euldine Dunkerson, 14, and her sister, Winone, 9, were injured last night when they walked into the side of an auto driven by Joseph G. Giovanoni, 20, of 615 Stevens st, Euldine received a broken left arm and head and knee injuries and was reported in fair condition at City hospital. Winone was treated and taken home. The girls are the daughters of Mrs. Marcus L. Dun=kerson, 1420 Commerce ave.

CHAMPION TYPIST TO GIVE EXHIBITION

Cortez Peters, world’s champion speed typist, will give an exhibition at the first scholarship typing contest at Crispus Attucks high school at 8 p. m. tomorrow. The contest is sponsored by the Iota Phi Lambda sorority and is open to all amateur and professiona al typists. Mr. Peters is on an ex= hibition tour of the country.

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