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MAYOR CONFERS WITH CI0 HEADS
Sanitation Work Workers May Not Pass AFL Pickets. (Continued From Page One)
Teamsters’ union, stated that the strike was called yesterday because of Mayor Tyndall's “consistent refusal” to meet with union representatives to discuss recognition of the union as a bargaining unit for the city street cleaning employees. Mayor Tyndall reiterated that he has no legal authority under Indiana law to recognize a labor union representing city hall employees. With elaborate plans for the annual clean-up week scrapped, Galen H. Parks, chairman of the mayor's clean-up committee, said he hoped to confer with the city administration later this week on what aid the city could possibly offer in the campaign.
AX MURDER PROBE BAFFLES SHERIFF
WASHINGTON, Ind., April 16 (U. P.).—A solution to the brutal axslaying of Mrs. Mildred Morgan, 46, still was sought today by Daviess county authorities.
Sheriff Alvin C. Armes said the slain woman's husband, Arthur, 70, who was hacked on the head by the same weapon which. killed his wife, remained in a critical condition in a hospital. “He’s not able to talk coherently yet,” Armes said. “We get up to a certain point in the story and then he forgets what he was telling us. But he seems to give the impression that Someone else was there.” - Mrs. Morgan's body was found in their burning home. It was charred beyond recognition but a dental check resulted in positive identification. Coroner Walter 8S. Williams still was investigating the case but said she apparently was dead before the fire since no smoke was found in her lungs. Morgan was discovered in a ditch behind the house. Pour of 11 ax cuts penetrated the skull. A five-
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angriest and bitterest Big Three debates since the council moved to the new world. U. 8. Delegate Edward R. Stettinius Jr. and Soviet Delegate Andrei A. Gromyko prolonged that debate a little this morning. Mr. Stettinius flatly repudiated Mr. Gromyko's charge that the U. 8. was acting in bad faith and indirectly accused Russia of using her troops in Iran to force a lastminute reversal of thdt country’s position. Mr. Gromyko rejoined that Mr. Stettinius still was sacrificing - logic “to inflate and prolong the Iranian dispute.”
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Boy Choristers of St. Catherine’s Catholic church will sing the “Stabat Mater” for the Way of the Cross devotions in the War Memorial plaza Good Friday. They are, left to right in row one: ‘James Watson, Anthony Brand, Franklin Raferty and Robert Watson; row. two, David Kress, David McCarthy, Bernard Eagan, Robert Miller,
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By EMMA RIVERS MILNER Times Church Editor
Thousands of Indianapolis worshippers will attend Way of the Cross
Good Friday.
With the sky for a roof and green grass, the carpet, the War Memorial plaza will serve as the cathedral. sor the services:-from 2:15 to 3 p. m. Tall crosses will be erected at intervals in the square.
Knights of Columbus will sponfor the 10th consecutive year. To each will be affixed a picture recalling an episode in the drama of Christ's crucifixion and death. Two hundred Catholic Boy Scouts will precede the “pilgrims” as they make their way over the plaza under the leadership of the Rev. Fr. Cornelius B. Sweeney. Father Sweeney is the K. of C. chaplain.
Boy Choristers As the procession pauses at the stations, the Rev. Fr. Richard T. Kavanagh will read aloud the designated prayers from the Memorial
building steps. His voice will be broadcast by public address system as will the singing of the plaintive “Stabat Mater” by boy- choristers of St. Catherine's Catholic church. Father Kavanagh is superintendent of Cathedral high school and Carl Kiefer, the director of the choristers.
The Columbians also will sing several motets led by Carl Lauber. Boy Scouts will distribute booklets containing prayers and explanatory 'notes. WIBC will carry the program. The Way of the Cross devotions were inaugurated by the Blessed Virgin Mary, church history records.
Origin of Stations She attempted to ease her sorrow for her son's suffering and rdeath by visiting again and again the spots associated with his last days on earth. Friends and neigh- | bors Joined her in her daily visits
to indicate their sympathy. By and by, the historic places were marked by crosses and the prayers became a ritual. Since it was not possible for all the faithful to go to Jerusalem for the de-
{votions, it became the custom to
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state had assured city officials “of our complete’ co-operation and in return asked their's in seeing that every responsible ‘alcoholic beverage outlet in the city is properly conducted.”
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control issue was squarely in the middle of a tug-of-war between two Republican factions. In Indianapolis, the split is between the Marion county Republican organization and the anti-or-ganization elements opposed to the party status quo for a number of varying reasons. In the past, Mayor Tyndall has been the titular head of Marion county “antis.” However, with a similar G. O. P. feud raging throughout Indiana, it appeared probable the county antiwith other disgruntled Hoosier Reagainst current leadership. See Jenner as Target The “antis” have tossed the liquor control squabble into the political arena as a “hot potato” calculated to stimulate interest in the primary. One of the chief targets of the anti-organization forces probably will be former Republican State Chairman Willlam E. Jenner, now a candidate for U., 8 senator. A special meeting of the Marion county council, scheduled for Satur-
speculation. It is believed the session may have been called for the purpose of accepting the resignation of County Liquor Board President Thomas Kercheval, a rumored prediction for the past month.
DAWSON QUESTIONS
STARK ON ‘BOSSISM’
James M. Dawson, attorney seeking the Republican nomination for prosecutor, today issued a statement, attacking the campaign tactics of Judge Judson L. Stark, also seeking the G. O. P. prosecutor nomination. Mr, Dawson charged that Judge Stark, while attacking the “dictatorship” of County G. O. P. Chairman Henry E. Ostrom, was turning to “bossism” himself in his campaign for the prosecutor nomination. “If his (Judge Stark) tirade against bossism is sincere why should he rush to the arms of Sheriff Otto W. Petit and seek his support and favors for the nomination for prosecutor,” Mr. Dawson said.
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leave Mount Holyoke soon to study art and that she might have decided to transfer to an art school. | Relatives, including her sister, Bartbara,- 22, in Hartford, Conn. were {contacted but no word had been received from the young girl, he said. Mr. Ball, mander of the American Legion, who was discharged from the army as a lleutenant-colonel in December, said the family had a letter from the girl Saturday and that another letter explaining her trip
SLIGHTLY INJURED
A youthful bicyclist and a pedestrian were injured in traffic acecidents yesterday.
Seven-year-old Harold .Ooley, of 4706 Stratford ave, was injured when he was knocked: from - his bicycle by an auto driven by Richard Montgomery, 25, Seymour, yesterday. The accident occurred at Washington st., near Colorado st. The boy was returned home after receiving first aid treatment.
Sam Marer, 61, of 611 N. Pennsylvania st., was treated at Methodist hospital after he was struck by a car driven by Arthur O. Jackson, 27, of Colorado Springs, Colo. in the 600 block on ‘Pennsylvania st. yesterday.
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REPORTS THEFT OF 25 CASES OF WHISKY.
Thieves last night stole 25 cases of whisky from a trailer belonging to the McDaniel Freight Lines of Terre Haute, police reported. The theft was first discovered by Kenneth Forest, 40, of Terre Haute who, upon coupling his tractor to the trailer at 430 Kentucky ave. noticed that the trailer had been forced open. William Ralph, 40, of 2703 N. Olney st., later this morning gave police a report that the stolen whisky was valued at
Say Co-operation Pledged
Meanwhile, with the May primary only three weeks away, the liquor
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standards—might be claimed as a national treasure of Mexico.
May Ask U. 8. Aid
Plans reported to Mr. Summers, he said, include a formal request’ that the United States government impound the gold, if it is recovered, until ownership can be determined in the courts. Mr. Williamson meanwhile awaited in the Florida keys for the wind and waves to subside enough for the search to be resumed. He. located the treasure ship, the “Santa Rosa,” Saturday in 146 feet of water. Mr, Summers said he had not been able to inform Mr. Williamson of the latest development—which may be an ironical working of the curse placed on the stolen gold by the Aztec chieftain Montezuma in 1520. Other Expeditions Failure The “Santa Rosa” sailed from Mexico in June of that year, with the treasure paid as ransom for the life of the chief. The intricacies of admiralty law, and the laws of salvage, may make it possible for a Mexican claim to stand up, Mr. Summers reported. He emphasized, however, that Mr, Williamson was the first to find the vessel, to identify it as the treasure ship. He has for five years
Attacks 'I-Man" Political Rule:
Assailing “one man control” of the county, Fred W. Myers, chief storekeeper at a downtown hotel, has announced his candidacy,for county councilman, subject to the Republican primary. Urging an end to “political dictatorship,” he has urged nomination of “clean-minded men and women” for the county and legislative offices. A memFred Myers ber of Washington township Republican club, Mr. Myers is a lifelong resident of the county. He lives at 5006 N. Michigan rd.
VIOLENCE IN BITTE SUBDUED BY POLICE
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dalism, authorities said. The largest mob dispersed. consisted of about 200 men and boys. The sheriff said the mobs were, composed mostly of juveniles, but he said they also included “some adults.” Three 16-year-old boys were arrested yesterday when property |stolen from wrecked homes was found in their possession. Authorities believed that many | juvenile delinquents were using the strike situation as an excuse for taking part in the disorders.
POLICE IDENTIFY BODY KOUTS, Ind. April 16 (U. P.) — State police today identified the | body of an elderly man found in the Kankakee river near here yes-
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