Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 November 1944 — Page 7

MONDAY, NOV. 20, 1944

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BANQUET 1S TONIGHT

W. C. Worthington Chapter No. 3, Disabled American Veterans, will

hold their annual , banquet at 8 p. m. today at 29 8. Delaware st.

william Pierceall has charge of the banquet at which a representative of the veterans’ adminis.

CHARGED WITH

Police Assert Victim of one about.it.

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he was too frightened to tell any-|kept the deed secret because of|they carried on a playful “feud” ' with old army rifies. i He shot his friend, Daniel Gordon| The Rousch boy’s body was found| Russell Christman, Progress, gave ‘Hot: Foot’ Prank Rousch, 14-year-old son of the Reév.|in a woods yesterday, a day after|his son Paul his shotgun Saturday

; ; MUNCIE, Ind., Nov. 20 (U. P.).— and Mrs. Joseph Rousch, Progress, the shooting. TAVERN SL AYING Tragedy ended 13-year-old Paulin the second accident of its kind| The first tragedy occurred FriChristthan’s first day of hunting|in a week in Indiana, in which one |day at Bedford when James O'Neill,

“on his own”—tragedy so great that | playmate killed another and then|12, fatally shot Robert Terry, 12, as

of hunting along.

Tragedy Ends 13- or s Hunting Fin: Second Such Cased in a Week

and sent him out for his first day| Coroner Earl Parson said Rouson Young Rousch went died instantly. ,The body was found by a search“1 got excited when my dog|ing party organized when the min-. chased out a rabbit, and my shot|ister’s young son failed to seturn hit Daniel in the back instead of |home Saturday night. hitting the rabbitt,” Paul sobbed| Sheriff Charles P, Snodgrass sald after Daniel's body was discovered. he would not press charges.

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The victim of a “hot foot” prank william J. Eiffe, 51, Loraine hotel, who shot and killed his tormentor, was charged wih murder by police today. Eiffe, a Sa driver, was asleep «wy late Saturday in “a tavern operated by Nick Basteyich at 25 8. West st. According to witnesses some of the patrons gave Eiffe the “hot foot” by igniting matches stuck in"pe to the soles of his shoes, Willia mJ. Eiffe = , = voned by the pain, Eiffe is said to have challenged Clifford L. Gose, 33-year-old truck driver, of N. Traub ave., who, according to witnesses, admitted he helped give the “hot foot.”

Fist Fight Stopped Tavern patrons prevented a fist fight and Effie left the place, He returned -an hour or so later and, ‘|according to Mr. Basteyich, pulled a gun out of his pocket and fired twice into Mr, Gose's chest. Mr. Gose fell off the bar stool and died almost instantly. Police said Eiffe signed a statement, admitting the shooting. Mr. Gose is survived by his wife, Mrs, Lorene Gose; parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Gose; brothers, Samuel, Paul and Archie Gose and sisters, Mrs. Mary Moore, Mrs. Helen Roberts, Mrs. Lucille Goodbar and Mrs. Alice Burton. Funeral services will be held at 10 a. m. Wednesday at the Conkle Funeral home. Burial will be in Floral Park cemetery.

154 STATE NURSES SOUGHT FOR ARMY

Indiana will fail to meet its quota for the first time since Pearl Harbor unless 154 nurses for the army are "| recruited between now and Jan. 1. When army requirements were increased to 10,000 more nurses between now and the first of the year because of the rising casualty rate Indiana was assigned a quota of 203. To date only 490 of these nurses have been recruited, Miss Ethel R. Jacobs, R. N., chairman of the Indiana Procurement and Assignment Service for Nurses, reported today. Graduate nurses between 21 and 45 are eligible and those joining the army nurse corps are commissioned as second lieutenants and receive an initial uniform allowance of $250,

27,000 Now Overseas

There are now 27,000 nurses overseas and 13,000 in this country. More than 1200 of them are from In-

so critical that Maj. Gen. Norman army, said “We must go on the

nurses could apply for military

GYRO CLUB SETS TALK

Mrs. Matilda Heuck, gyrette of | | the Cincinnati Gyro club, will speak

tomorrow at the Indianapolis Athletic club. Her talk on “Michigan wild Flowers,” will be illustrated by pictures in color,

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