Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 April 1946 — Page 10

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GONAS ASKS SPECIAL SESSION ON HOUSING

SOUTH BEND, Ind. April 30 (U. P.) —State Sgnator John 8. Gonas, local Democrat, yesterday asked Governor Gates to call a special session of the general assembly to enact emergency housing legislation.

Mr. Gonas, who has some C. I. O.P. A. C. backing in his current race for congress, outlined a fivepoint housing program to ihe governor: ONE: Declaration of a state of housing emergency by the assembl

TWO: Aid for communities in converting army and navy buildings for temporary veterans’ hous{ine

THREE: Establishment of a state fund from which veterans may borrow to build homes. FOUR: Change laws so insurance companies may use reserves for new: home. construction. FIVE: Aid and encouragement for localities in revising “outmoded” building controls. Senator Gonas also went on record as favoring the increasing of unemployment compensation to $25 a week; increasing old-age pension benefits to “more than $30 or $40 a month,” and paying a siete veterans’ bonus.

AIRLINES OFFICIAL TO LECTURE AT I. U.

Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind. April 30.— Expanding its training in air transportation and management fiel the diana university school has appointed C, R, Smith, of the board of American Airlines, Inc, as’ lecturer in management. Dean Arthur M. Weimer announced that Mr, Smith will visit the school to advise faculty members and provide vocational guidance for students. A former member of the school's faculty, Dr, James E. Gates, economist of the Container Corp. of America, will lecture in market re-

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- CHAPTER 32 MIKE'S powerful fist smacking upward on Russel Bretherton’s chin sent the big man sprawling. Mona cglled, “Be careful! has a gun.” —But it was unnecessary. Quicker than her words Mike had knocked

ered a final blow. This time the sportsman lay quietly with his mouth sagging open. . Mona shuddered and not altogether with horror. She had felt a thrill of primitive joy at the clean, masculine siehgth of Mie O'Brien. » “OH,” she Hare, wonderful.” He picked up the pistol Russel had dropped and telephoned for the police before he answered, “I'm sorry I"can’t say as much for you. No use to ask what you were doing here because I know. = You--obvi< ously couldn't resist the bait put out in the papers.” Meekly she held out the little book which had so nearly cost her own life. “1 found this, Mike. It's her diary. I found it in & lingerie case.” Mike said grimly, “You're telling me. I'm the ong who put it there.”

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» ” » “YOU?” she gasped. “But why?” “Because that's where it was found in the first place” Mona was completely bewildered. “But I don’t understand. The papers said that’s what you were looking for..." “That was to lure the murderer back to Jean’s apartment,” he said. “It's a long story, Mona, and {1 haven't time to go into it now. It's all there in her ‘diary only she didn't give his name.” » » ” “BUT why did you put it back there? If someone else had found it you would have lost your evidence.” “Not with a photostatic copy of! the incriminating pages filled away in my office,” Mike replied, looking bored. “Look, Mona, would you mind getting out of here now before the police come?” “But Mike, how does this prove anything gbout Russel?” “You can read all about it in the papers tomorrow,” he answered. “May I keep the diary? After: all I found it.” » » ” “NO, you may not. Give it to me.” “If I refuse, I suppose YOU'LL €hoke me,” she said complying. Mike cast a glance at the figure sprawled on the floor. “I have my hands full at the moment, but I'll tell you this much. Your boy friend will be released immediately.” “Mike, you mean that? Are you sure?” “Quite sure,” he said, and for an instant she thought his face was the saddest, kindest face she had | ever seen—then he put on his customary self-made expression. “Russel Bretherton killed Jean Roberts, and not for love,” Mike explained. “So Jay will be out of jail before you get home.” » » » AS MONA left the apartment, she found herself less joyous over Jay's release than she was concerned about Russel, She had never liked Russel, but she couldn't imagine him shooting anyone. Yet the light of murder had been in his eyes. He had looked like a madman. Perhaps he was insane. Yet he was so kind to his horses and dogs. Why even last Sunday, the day after Jean had been killed, Wong had told her Russel couldn't come over because of a sick horse. Why would he want to kill Jean if it were not for love? What other reason could there be? » # ® MONA remembered the night she had gone to a dinner party at Russel’s home in Carmel Valley. Someone had called on the telephone insisting that he « come to the city.

3 LICENSE BUREAU CHIEFS ARE NAMED

H.. Dale Brown, director of the state bureau of motor vehicles, yesterday announced the appointment of new license bureau chiefs at La Porte, Mt. Vernon and Danville. All were made effective May 1. Harold Handley of La Porte, former state senator and recently discharged war veteran, was named to the La Porte post, succeeding Lefler Anderson. Anderson resigned following his appointment to the state alcoholic beverage commission. Miss Edna Dexheimer was appointed Mt. Vernon head. She has been assistant to the out-going manager, C. C. Maurer, for several years. The new Danville manager will be Leslie Zimmerman, who replaces Virgil Sears.

FAVOR ARMS MERGER Bussing - Louderback post 1127, Veterans of Foreign Wars, adopted a resolution favoring merger of armed forces under a single cabinet secretary to be sent to all veterans organizations and U. S. representatives, Herbert Corbin, commander, announced Yoday.

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Russel had said it was his lawyer, but Mona had doubted it. She h suspec it was a woman although R 1 was not the type to: make the long drive into San- Franeisco for any woman, Maybe it was Jean Roberts who called him. But why? And what did Wong have to do with it? » » ” * WONG HAD announced the day after the murder that he was ready to leave, that he wanted to change places . She had seen Wong following Mike the night he returned to his office to keep an appointment. ‘| Wong hated Russel. She was sure of that now. Undoubtedly he had given Mike the tip that he needed. Yet her main question was still unanswered. min si Russel Bretherton kill Jean Roberts if he were not emotionally involved with her?

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was waiting for her. He called from his’ office, “Come here, honey!” When she appeared in the doorway he said, “Jay Cameron hag. been re-. leased.” “Who told you, Daddy? ™ “He did,” he said abruptly.

asked my permission to see you.” “Oh, Daddy! Tonight?" “Yes, I'm staying right here until he leaves,”

‘a. 8.» HIS EYES scanned her face with anxiety he did not try to hide. “There's no use telling him he can't see you, Mona, because I know he'll. manage “it some way. I'd rather it would be in your own home. “Yes, Daddy, thank you,”* she said, but she was thinking, “I don't want to see him tonight. Too much has happened. .. . . If only I could wait until tomorrow ”

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