Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 March 1949 — Page 2

“Left Suicide Note On Bay Bridge

ago by leaping off|

himself a , Golden . Gate | Diige said today

that a “lapse of emp caused

He a over “machine poll]

- ties” Mr. Christensen, bald and bespectacled, was convinced that he actually did jump from the high bridge, however, Jan. 14, ' 1948,

when a suicide note signed by|"

him was found with some clothing on the span. * * He was found lere yes

‘ terday. Officials identified him after he

applied for a job at an employ: ment agency. Agericy representa- © tives checked his Ban Francisco references and learned he was missing. ‘A Ban’ Francisco newspaper was arranging for Mr. Christensen's wife to fly here. She said she would be glad to return to him “if he still wants me.” Left Coat on Bridge Mr. Christensen hid been élected| to his supervisory job on an " independent ticket by a huge ma

ey “beg “The last th is being on the bridge. was in a railroad station and

Then 1

found a Los Angeles ticket in!a job at the Dixie Employment] Marvin Doty, 26, Monroe paint! Labor ; d ’ which lies ahead,” Sen. Cain’ ‘said! i downtown theater last night. : my pocket. i went there. IjAgency. - salesman, and Albert Hall, 286, 7. ROOMERS DIE IN FIRE Some Republican Senato! in a letter to the President. | Hospital; “will beheld at--10:30: oe her mother and an left my coat on the +I “The agency manager, -Mrsmanager-of a bulk ofl plant at HALIPAX, Mar. 3 (UP) were reported considering a labot| Sen. Cain appotntment of Ti tomorrow in R. W. SUTHRE i;chei ‘made the identification of ~~ Ea and didn't know . 1/Geneva Kerlin, considered hiring Monroe, were {o- be “arraigned Seven persons, including a mother bill amendment that would ‘re-ithe former governor of Washing- Funeral Home. Burial will be in| Ayres, police said. They said the Ho ‘worked at various odd. jobs hia or ihe agency and chicked las soda y - Shas el oF asaault and he hive paren, were| quire the President to call foriton ‘to the key defense wii Crown Crown Hill, child was molested while she sat - urne ea ay in a room-| congressional action whenever alaffect the secur ery ba |. Mrs, Ors » Who was 61, had next the al Douglas and Tucson, Ariz, in-|cisco references he gave, la felony. ‘ing-house fire. strike threatens the nation’s|ican citizen. ole no on = er het mother =

Che J Christensen " . "Didn't know who | was."

cluding that of soda er. He was a cook, for a time, at the Toda La Vista dude ranch Rear Tucson. Unable to remember his own name, he assumed that of “John Anderson.” ‘It Was A Bad Life’ . “It was a bad Iife—one of povhi washing dishes, and meeting people,” he said. “But it's all over now and I want to build a new life here in Houston.” His memory to return! during the past three months, Mr. Christensen said, and he used his own name when he arrived here eight weeks ago and applied for

gs still Believes He rou oft Frisco 0 an

-" checked references.

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Jury May Get Cerse Tomorrow WASHINGTON, Mar. 3 --The treason trial of Mildred, (Axis Sally). .Gillars drew to al close today, and there was a poesibjlity the case might go -to the jury tomorrovs. Attorneys for «tlie Americanborn defendant planned to call

‘perhaps two more witnesses - in 1a further attempt to bolster.

their contention that Miss Gil-

Mrs. Geneva

Kerlin . .

~That was the first intimation San Francisco authorities and his family had that Mr, Christensen was ‘still alive. They contacted Harris County District Attorney] A. C. Winborn here who found Mr, Christensen yesterday in a lonely room in a third-class rooming house

Report Two Admit Beating Salesman PORTLAND, Mar. 3 (UP)—Po-| lice said two men today confessed the Denlng of Robert C. Rade-| baugh, 38, Ft. Wayne paint sales-| man, on a downtown Portland! street Tuesday night.

" |superior on the Nazi radio.

lars was forced to make propaiganda broadcasts for Germany {during the war. .

Chief defense counsel James

|J. Laughlin said “he hoped to | question Johannes Schmidt-Han-| .|sen,

who once was Miss Gillars’ is reported en route here from Germany. Can't Afford It Schmidt-Hansen Is the fifth defense witness being brought here at governnpient expense. Miss Gillars told the court she

could pot afford to pay witness)

costs.

Mr. Laughlin said he also had) called Donald Francis McMahon of Mt. Rainier, Md., a World War il veteran, to dispute testimony of reported Nazi brutalities. Miss Gillars concluded her testimony yesterday with the statement that she did not intend fo undermine American morale, but merely “to smartain American troops jutias 1 entertained all of ope nia three years.”

_THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _

(UP) |

He! tifes in 47 states. The federation, he said, supports repeal of the| "taxes.

(Congress—

SEs Unlimited Sales. In Final Stages of Oprsis Oleo Product

- Milk Producers’ Offici

al Says Demand Will

” Be ‘Gigantic’ If Coloring Rules Are Lifted

WASHINGTON, Mar. 3 (UP)—A milk producers’ Spokésmany.

today predicted depression for the dairy industry if the Congress permits unrestricted -sale of yellow oleomargarine.

Milk Producers Federation, told

39 bills to remove federal taxes on margarine. Though most mem{bers appear to favor abolition of ;the taxes, they are split about evenly on whether sale of colored oleo should be banned. ° Mr. Holman said he represents |, 86 member associations which in turn speak for 430.000 farm fam-

But it. insists, he added. that-a ban be placed on sale of “oleo colored yellow in semblance or imitation of but

Might Bolster Demand

{sale of yellow margarine might increase oleo n from 870 million pounds last year to about 1.5 billion pounds. This, he said, would cut the price of butter 25 to 40 per cent, and cause farmers a loss of about $638 million annually. Mr. Holman . argued that this would change the “current dairy farm recession” into a full-fledged hiq depression. Other Congressional develop. ments:

Mr. Holman said unfestricted}

Charles W. Holman, secretary of the National Co-Operative

the House ‘Agriculture Committee ®

that increase in consumption of margarine will ‘be “gigantic” if

health or ately. GOP labor committee members may try to write the proposal into the administra. tion bill » ;

Communists Pledges of two U. 8. Commu-

Communists’ statement unexpected and was nothing to get excited about. Waligren Sen. Harry P. Cain (R. Wash.),

his nomination of Mon C. Wallgren to be chairman of the-Na-i

-|tional Resources

Board. “I am unalterably opposed to! your nominee because I do not|

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Ford Tells aw hil Hike Is be

Negotiations Due _ To Begin in May

Mar. 3 (UP)—A

United Auto Workers (CIO) for wage imcrease and welfare benig, ets because of “the economic situation.”

John 8. Bugas, vice president

“We're convinced many of them (Ford would not stand for that” Mr.

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Mrs. Bowden Dies + In, Greenwood

Mrs, Margaret ‘Sheek Bewien, life-long resident of Glade : cofav

munity, Greenwood, disd’ early’

today in Johnson County Hospital. She was 87. - } Mrs. Bowden was an active member of Greenwood Methodist Church for more than 60 years, She was the widow of Isaac Watson Bowden, who died in 1940. Survivors include four daughters, Mrs. Lola Tilson, Whiteland; Mrs. Flora Woodcock, Greenwood; Mrs. Marie Fix, Tampa, Fla., and Mrs. Julia Bass, Baltimore, Md, and two brothers, Floyd ‘and Frank Sheek, Gruenwood. xs Services will be conducted ine Rev. J. Eeuneth Forbes 30 DI: Church. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery.

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both of Indianapolis, and three ters, all of Tennessee, Ne.

Man, 64, Accused Of Molesting Girl John Ayres, 64, of 24 8. Mount St. wa$ charged with vagrancy and assault and battery by po-

lice today after he was identified by three people as the man who

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