Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 December 1942 — Page 8
3 Char ges Trio Planned
| PHILADELZHIA, De 10 (U.P). “Three -men described by FBI
gents - a8 “the slickest bank
ers in the country” were $50,000 bail each today on they planned to “take” hiladelphia banks . for $25,000 ‘during the pre-holiday season. ‘They are Peter (Green, 50, New “York, and Anthony Bonnell, 39, and les Brooks, 40, both of Chicago.
torney Thomas J. Curtin. He said
the government wanted to investi-
gate complaints of the American the
Bankers’ association concerning
operations of a gang of swindlers.:
MILLER TO SPEAK
AT TOWNSHIP CLUB
, Sidney 'S. Miller, city corporation
TRESUME 18-19 | $25, 000 Christmas Swindle REGISTRATIONS
Enroliment to Begin Tomorrow in K. of P. - Building.
Registration for 18 and 19-year- |
old youths who have not yet regis
Enjoys Fur ouch
1941 .io.onee... 81 66 1942 IE EER ERNE 35 82
/ INDIA NA POLIS— VI TAL S TA TISTI cS
County City Total | McCammon
127 117
ones 122
Bressmans union 17, meei-
ing. incering’ Co ome Ep dh eeting, Hotel Washington, 6:45 grep »
MARRIAGE LICENSES These lists are from official records ‘ip the county court house. The Times, therefore, is not responsible for errors in names and addresses.
Arthur Ricketts, 64, of ue Assher; Mary H of 2448 0!
| Richard, Howard,
at St. Vincent's. 86, Vincent's.
"Hist, at St, VimMorris, Rosemary
2% Sold Coleman. Bernard, Barbara son Mile" 3 Mothodiet. Bueford, at Me Ralph Delores Kose abel, a + Methodist, Thonias, Shachs, at ‘Methodist, Sam, Tavern Fy at Methodist. Reba Crombie, at 1837% Central. Kemper, at 2345 South
Billy, Mary Ann Meclr: ard; Lois, Brown, Bdgar, 1 ry Martha
Boys William, Esther Hall, at St. Charles, altne Wagner, at St. cis. Ruby Eibling, at St. Francis. John, Della Lewis, at St. Vincent's. Delbert, Helena Barnes, at St. Vincent's. ine Gaither, at St. Vincent's.
OFFICIAL WEATHER
U. 8. Weather Burean J
Central War Time Sunrise. :... 7:36 | Sunset
30 | s PMc
preciitaion Forel precmation Ch » » m
since Jan. 1, St e following tl jable shows the SnipeTA High
Bri Ind. | Robert, Grace Brown, at Bt. Vincent's, Kimberlin, 31, ar- | Stanley, Rath Tarrance, at St. Vincent's. vison; REsther\Lucille Steup, 37, of 710 William, Mary Hollingsworth, at Vin- | Bos
4 's, Ralph Myers Jr., 18, Danville, Ind.; Phyl-| Alvah, Theresa Gilbert, at St. Vincent's. lis Merritt, 16, Danville, Ind. Shatles, Alice Manley, at St. Vincent's.
Warren DeWayne Da , 33, U. 8 , "Te Ein Louise Kel- A mores: at Coleman.
counsel, will speak before the Washington Township Republican club at 8 p. m. Monday in the clubrooms, 61st st. and College ave. New officers will be elected. The nominating committéey includes Joseph M. Milner, Dr, William F. King, Harry O. Chamberlain, Mrs. Lola Kellogg, Kenneth Dotterer, John M. Caylor and Neil McKinstray.
tered for selective service will begin tomorrow and continue through |: Dec. 31, ‘Col. Robinson Hitchcock, |: state selective service .director, announced today. : All registration for Marion, county will be conducted in the K. of P. building where an information booth will be set up to direct each youth to his correct board.
Registration Schedule
Col. Hitchcock released the following schedule: 1. Registrants who have reached their 18th birthday on or after July 1, 1942, and before Sept. 1, 1942, shall be registered any day during ‘the week commencing Dec. 11, and ending Dec. 17. 2. Those who have reached their 18th birthday on or after Sept. 1, bez, and before Nov. 1, 1943, shall be registered any day during the week commencing Dec. 18, and ending Dec. 24. 3. Those who have reached thefr 18th birthday on or after Nov. 1, 1942, or will reach it before Jan. 1, 1943, shall be registered on any day during the period commencing
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: FBI agents sald the men operated 3 stealing depositors’ bank statements and canceled checks from mails and forging checks Bgainst selected accounts. They sald the trio established bank credits through legitimate deposits which they drew out before presenting the forged checks. The trio pleaded not guilty and| were held for a further hearing] Mark W. Rhoads is the present Des 23 at the request of U. S. At-|president.
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THREE SISTERS
Atlanta “ees Jes nediganes 80 BOSON ......co0itersannsiasuiaty
rings, a Robert, R at Coleman. s 18, of mg Walter, y vy Smith, at Methodist.
nn Tee An Anderson, 2 of 5 ‘Lexington; Vernon, Doris Bertha Mae Lexing s Schenclk, at Methodist. > Yates, 17, of is gion. George, Mary Denny at 4617 Sunset.
Frank Edward Tomlinson of 320 Mary Louise Newbold, 17, of 220 Leeds. oliver, Alles Johnson, at 218 Spring. S. Hall, J, New Augusta, Ind.;| Howard, Veva Venable, in ambulance. New vs Agusta, ta, Ind. Sands aah Geor,| ge G “Hiena Sid Regina % Smith, 9, of
All others ......1
Totals .........29
, Chief Machinist's Mate Samuel B. Jordan is home on a five-day furlough from Davisgville, R. I, where he is stationed with the Seabees’ construction battalion. He is visiting his wife at 230 E. Ninth st.
BUTLER STUDENTS NAMED TO BOARDS
Four Butler university students have been named to faculty committeés on the Fairview campus. Joan Carey and Mary Marjorie Smead, juniors, will serve on .the women’s advisory board, headed by a vention, Dean of Women Elizabeth B. Ward. he ' Student representatives on the ST mit a men’s council committee, headed the HooDec. 26, and ending Dec. 31. by Dr. Karl S. Means, are Marilyn LiSremsEa teh symbolic American dag, 4, During the continuance of the [Brock and Jack Kilgore, juniors. . hoyra Ben. ers Unién, meeting, Hotel Sevpresent war, those who each thejr|: . 18th birthday on or after Jan. 1, 1943, shall be registered on the day they attain their 18th birthday, provided that if the birthday falls on a Sunday or legal holiday, their registration shall take place on the day following that is not a Sunday or legal holiday.
Will Adhere to Plan
Col. Hitchcock said that there would be “strict. adherence” to the schedule and that, with the exception of transients who cannot register at their local boards, all youths must register with their own boards. Registration will be conducted daily during the period, he said, from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. éxcept Sunday. Chairmen of local boards have requested all registrants to report directly to the information desk on the second floor of the K. of P. building. They then will be directed to the correct board.
{WMC EXECUTIVE IS RECALLED TO ARMY
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10 (U. P.). —Chairman Paul V. McNutt of the war manpower commission has announced that Brig. Gen. Frank J. McSherry, WMC director of operations, is being recalled to active army service. “It is with great reluctance that I have acceded to repeated requests by the army for the return of Gen. McSherry,” ‘McNutt said. ; bs 5 Heavy tapestry covers in blue, He added that no replacement is ~ Be reen and wine. Soft, springnow undér consideration. Me- , A wt oe flied cushion, deeply padded Sherry’s work will be handled «for back. Tilts to any position. the present by Arthur 8. Fleming, o> éxecutive director of the
DEATHS
.{ Vila Hllen Morgan, 76, at 1745 Roosevelt, | Pittsburgh cerebral hemorrhage.
th-| Thomas A. Laffey, 29, abscess. .
EVENTS TODAY
Indianapolis symphony orchestra, ‘‘pop” ae Murat theater, 8:30 p. m. Indiana Municipal league, convention, Claypool hotel.
section, Society of Automotive Engineers, Sinner meeting, Hotel Antlers, Mishawaka, ‘Ind Ju; Dies’ = 6:45 2 Robert Henry Marks, 25, ny Indianansite. Real Iutats. he hoard, luncheon, Dallas, Tex.; Sophias We ” of 3361
Indianapolis Cotioss. of 3 Phtemacy, dinner dance, Hotel
"Virginia Ruth Hen Hendricks.” tor Rate and an ‘meeting, Hotel De 10:30 a. m
m. Arthur Smith, 58, of iss Salhoun; Della Oil elub, lunche a: Hove} Severin, Calhoun National Fadtrate ated ¢ raft meeting, Hotei nH kerson "Hie Grove, Ps.; Basking or Union , meeting, Hotel Sev- un, 2 s Ti
EVENTS TOMORROW
Indiana ‘His Conferen begin noon ee, Hotel Licols 8. wiih
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St. steers at City, Washington, D. C. <...eee. ary Q ter
CALL FATHER DIVINE AS SEDITION WITNESS
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10 (U, P)~Willlam BE. (Father) Riker, self-nominated “wise man of the
west,” hoped today for the early are rival of Father Divine for questioning in Riker’s sedition trial. Riker, who founded the Holy City, Cal, communal sect, has charged that Father Divine, the Negro (peace—it’s wonderful) leader, was responsible for the sedition charges, Melvin Belli; Riker’s counsel, said he had received no answer to his subpena of Father Divine. *
lung
Lewis Caldwell, 78, at City, Hodgkins disease.
Ruth B. Gary, 58, at 909 W. 37th, hypertension.
Mabel Martin Bailey, 38, Mitral insufticiency. Morgan Frank Witkin, 60, at 464 Agnes, bronchopneum Edward mn Py bral thrombosis. Barbara Jane Godfrey, 7, at City, diphtheria. Emma J. Wilson, 79, at 438 N. Keystone, chronic myocarditis. Marie Moller, 78, at 1501 Roach, cerebral thrombosis. Sara Ellen Townsend, 83, at 11 8. Irvington, cerebral hemorrhage. James M. Hunphries, 63, at Long, carcinoma. Joseph Miller Dean, 70, at City, cerebral hemorrhage. John M. Wilhelm, 57, at City, carcinoma. Bessie May Lewis, 52, at Methodist, cerebral hemorrhage.
army; at 724 Locke,
tH Sheridan.
at Veterans, cere-
, of 532 oily; Marl. f 828 ington.
i, "0 of 2434 Kenwood; Betty Jean Baker, '16, of 2434 Kenwood.
BIRTHS
Girls
Robert, Betty Carson, at St. Francis. Edward, Thelma Sturm, at St. Francis. Myron, Lillian Reans, at St. Vincent's. William, Alberta Turdue, at St. Vincent's.
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OPA CONVICTS CAFE COFFEE HOARDERS
NEW YORK, Dec. 10 (U. P.)— Six restaurant operators were convicted yesterday’of concealing coffee fioards when the rationing order went irito effect on Nev. 22. | The OPA commissiéner, before B| whom the défendanis were tried, 8 |said they were the first coffée hoardfling casés involving restgurants to| come’ to light in the United States. | The defendants face suspension of R{the privilege of buying coffee or other rationed products. The amotints of hoarded coffer fi| ranged from 100 to 1000 pounds.
REPORT COUNT ARRESTED E. LONDON, Dec. 10 (U. P.)~-Dis-A | patches from Zurich said today that | Count Osllasandro di Castelfraneo was arrested in Naples on suspicion of' leading a disobedience e campaign.
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