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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-14
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WET PLATFORM
Advocates Believe Move at
Convention Will Sill
enCe DryS.

Adoption OF wet plank identical
in working TO that adopted by the
Indiana Republicans was being ad-
vocated by prominent Hoosier
Democrats today, as the proper
stand for the party to take at the
state convention here next week.
The point being emphasized by adj
vocates of the plan is that by such
procedure the prohibition contro-
versy will be pushed from the pic
ture and drys will be silenced.
Wright Not Nominated
The plank would call for resub-
mission of the eighteenth amend
ment for ratification or rejection
and outright repeal of the Indiana
Wright bone dry" law
1t was pointed out at the pri-
maries that the loss OF dry power
and prestige was measured by the
failure Of Frank Wright, author Of
the law, to be renominated as a
G. O. p. member of the house of
representative from Marion county
WAASilb lAdAlCQ VII blAC bAChCb'
What wording will be used in the
Democratic wet plank is up for dis
cussion at meeting of the platform
advisory committee TO be held at
the Claypool Saturday
Mozart Is Chairman
Perry McCart, West Baden, is
committee chairman.
Action of the committee will be
considered by the state committee
called for Sunday by r. Earl
Peters Ft. Wayne, state chairman.
Convention delegates will meet by
districts Monday night to name ma
tional convention delegates, presi-
dental electors and state convention
committeeman.
The convention opens formally
Tuesday at Cadle tabernacle.
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Singing, Reading and Drill
Scheduled at Audi
forum.

Closing exercises of Holy Name
school will be held Thursday in the
Holy Name auditorium.
Featuring the program will be
singing, reading. circus performing,
a tamborine dance. and a drill by
pupils of the school.
Thomas Teagardin will receive
the T. A. Wynne gold medal for the
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TAKE MURDER SUSPECT
New York Police Returning Man
Arrested in CITY.

New York City detectives today
returned Townsend Parker, %, Ne
gro, of 214 Anderson street, to that
city on murder charge.
Parker was arrested Monday by
city detectives Claude White and
George Sneed. According to police
he admitted the murder of Charles
Burke on May l in New York City.
He confessed that a quarrel over
money caused the Staying, police
declared.
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Evening star., 1932-12-26
ATTORNEY MISSING
IN NORTH CAROLINA
Member of State Advisory Budget
Commission Disappears
on Auto Trip.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HENDERSON, N. c., December 26.-
r. S. McCoin. Henderson attorney and
member of the State Advisory Budget
Commission, has been missing since
Thursday, and efforts of his wife and
business associates to locate him have
failed. it was announced yesterday.
McCoin. former grand chancellor of
the Grand Lodge of knights of Pythlas
of North Carolina, was last seen here
when he left by automobile early Thurs
day for business trip to Richmond,
Va
He stopped at his 1,6O0-acre farm at
Dewitt. Va, it was learned, and on
Thursday had a conversation by tele-
phone with M. A. Sitton of Richmond,
a nephew.
Friends fear McCoin met with foul
play or is an "amnesia victim"
The lawyer, who is active in real es-
tate and insurance, is 60. He Is chair
man of the board of trustees of the
Pythian Orphanage at Clayton.
Evening star., 1932-12-26
j. s. TIME DEPOSIT
! GUARANTEE URGED
Nandenberg Would Ease
! Credit and Aid Banks by
Control of Funds.

BY the Associated Press.
Legislation to regulate and insure
r'time deposits in banks was advanced
To-day by Senator Vandenberg, Michi
ean Republican, as a means Of pre-
Venting boarding. creating confidence
and relaxing credit.
Saying he is ''irrevocably opposed to
E general Federal guaranty of bank
Heposlts. Nandenberg proposed to
create gigantic fund for the pro-
tection of time deposits and to dis
tinguish these from demand deposits
The Michigan Senator would define
time deposits as those turned over to
n bank for at least 80 days and insure
them up to IS per cent through a
Federal time deposit insurance fund
Would Prevent Runs"
such a system, if practicable, would
end So per cent of the threat of
'runs,' he said. BY properly classi-
tying time deposits it would make an
enormous but uneStimatcd further con-
1ribution to the lOanaDle resources of
the banks. BY creating a new measure
of security it would invite billion
dollars out of boarding. There are
countless other profound advantages"
Vandenberg said a Federal guaranty
of bank deposits would reduce all
banking to dead level where reckless
bankers could bid for confidence on a
parity with sound bankers" and as
serted the mass of individual deposits
hs in savings and certificates.
II is in this group that mass hys-
tcria generates the runs which may
kTeCk perfectly solvent institutions" he
Rdded. 1t is here that mass tragedy
occurs, with attendant social as well as
Pconomic wrench, when banks close"
| Would Set Up Fund.
Under Vandenberg's proposal the
Mund would be created by an apprO-
hriation of S125 100000 from the Treas
AIRY: the addition of one-fourth of the
ennual surplus of the Federal Reserve
System and an annual tax of one
eighth Of l per cent on all time de-
posts in member banks.
The fund would be used to reimburse
rs per cent of any time deposit in a
closed member bank
Much of todays frozen credit is due
to the fact that time deposits are
Evening star., 1932-12-26
CITY PAYS ALL BILLS
WITHOUT CUTTING PAY
Decatur, Ga. Reduced Tax Rate IS
Per Cent and Equalizes
Assessment.

BY the Associated Press.
DECATUR, Ga, December 26.-Santa
Claus felt like asking for gifts instead
of giving them when he took a peep
into the municipal treasury of Decatur
yesterday.
He look at the records. and here
is what he found written there:
All bills paid in fllll.
Salaries of all city employees paid
in full.
All bonded Indebtedness paid to date
with advantage taken of discounts.
Uniform reduction of Is per cent in
the municipal tax rate and as much
as 33 per cent in cases of inequalities
of assessments.
Relief work that brought food and fuel
ip abundance to the homes of the
needy.
School teachers salaries maintained
throughout the year without a reduc-
Evening star., 1932-12-26
LEFT!STS IGNORE POPE

MADRID, December 26 tP).-The
Leftist press yesterday ignored the mes
sage of Pope Plus, proclaiming next
year a holy year.
Riehtist newspapers. on the other
hand, expressed the hope that tine
Pope need not mention Spain in his
next message as the country where
iniduitOuS conditions exist"
Evening star., 1932-12-26

hoSE 1ENDlEh,
22-year-old Rock Island, Ill, girl, whose
body was found in sack under Rock
River bridge few miles from her home
Thursday. Police are investigating a
theory OF kidnapping and murder by eX-
tortioniSts. She had been last seen De-
cember 81 Associated Press Photo
misnomers," Vandenberg said "They
are all actually demand deposits.
Therefore the bank has no dependable
deposits. To this anomoly may be
traced much Of or present credit in
liQuidity"
Basing his estimates on the report
of the controller of the currency,
Vandenberg said the total loss from
time deposits in Federal Reserve men,
Der banks from 1914 to 1882 was $780,
100000, or less than S9000,000 year.
A fund such as he proposes, he said,
would have received during that time
$685., 900 600. Not even the losses since
June, 1882. would drive the fund into
a deficit" he added.
Evening star., 1932-12-26

Every suite that has been reprced lower from the very
cream Of regular stock Dependable Lifetime Furni-
ture Splendid designs Fine cabnetry and choice woods
rightly used These suites worth havng-not the cheap
things that might be found You buy savings now
Evening star., 1932-12-26

Starting tomorrow we featuring many dining and bed
room suites for immediate clearance only of
kind and every suite formerly priced much higher If
you have waited to purchase, you will find savings worth
waiting for. Come in tomonow-early as you can please
Evening star., 1932-02-12

ingtor merchants on the financial
soundness Of their position.
"Federal pay rolls release total Of
s189 100000 in this city annually" Mr..
Offutt said. "The banks of Washing
ton are stronger than they were three
wears ago. The Bicentennial program
and allied activities will bring an esti-
mated s5O,OOO,OO0 or more to the city.
It is the duty Of this group and all
others having the interest Of Wash
ington at heart to lend unqualified
support to the District Bicentennial
organization"
Senator Bulow Speaks.
Senator William j. Bulow, Democrat,
South Dakota, addressed the gathering
briefly along similar lines. The address
of welcome was delivered by Maj. r.
S. Hudgins, and Arthur Clarendon
Smith, president of the association,
acted as POSTMASTER. Music was fur
nished by the Y. M. C. A. Glee Club
and J. Humbird Duffey. soloist, and
dancing and an entertainment by Jack
Mullane's Revue closed the program.
Evening star., 1932-02-12
MURDER TRUCK
BELIEVED FOUND
Sheriff to Investigate Vehicle
Thought Used in Mcbride
Staying.
BY a Staff Correspondent of The Star.

BY a Staff Correspondent Of The Star.
UPPER MARLBORO, Md, February
12.-Remains of a truck believed to
be the one used in disposing Of the
body of Barney Mcbride were located
in the woods about two miles from
Camp Spring by Sheriff w. Curtis Hop
kinS yesterday.
Statements that Mcbride was beaten
to death in a roadhouSe, taken in the
truck to culvert near Meadows,
thrown to the roadside and the truck
burned to destroy blood stains are being
investigated by the sheriff.
Mr.. Hopkins will make an effort
today to read the serial numbers on
the remains of the truck in an effort
to trace its ownership.
Temple Biggs Of Camp Spring, who
is alleged to have told friends he helped
haul McBride's body to the culvert, is
being held here as an accessory to the
murder of Mcbride on August 10, 1922
Ernest Smallwood, colored, booked
for investigation in connection with
the case on Tuesday, may be released
today, when the investigation period
expires, as the sheriff said this morning
he was undecided whether to place
other charges against the man. Both
Biggs and Smallwood deny any knowl-
edge of the crime.
Evening star., 1932-02-12
j. s. JURY |ND|CTS
! 104 IN RUM RING
Federal Agents Claim Evil
dence Links Capone to Huge
+ Smuggling Project.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, February Zone
hundred and four indictments charging
conspiracy and violation of the Federal
prohibition act were handed down to-
day by Federal grand jury investigat-
ing the operations of what authorities
described as a far-fung international
rum ring.
Federal agents claim they have evi-
dence that indicates AL Capone, Chi
cago gang chief, now facing a Federal
prison term, was the directing head CT
the smugglerS and runners that pur-
chased liquor in Canada and shipped it
to Belize. British Honduras, where 1t
was reShipped to the Louisiana Mis-
sissippi Gulf Coast and trucked to the
interior cities.
Raids Uncover Ring.
The ring was uncovered in series
of raids last Spring, when seven men
were arrested and an outlaw radio sta
ton was seized OH the outskirts OF New
Orleans.
Ninety-seven men from New York,
Chicago, Washington State, Canada,
Louisiana and Mississippi were named
in one blanket indictment, and other
indictments were returned against seven
large distillerieS of Vancouver, British
Columbia.
The agents claim the ring had OPP
Grated many months before it was eX-
posed and that it owned its own fleet
of ships and trucks.
When seized, the agents claim. the
radio station was in communication
with a ship in the Gulf of Mexico.
200 Witnesses Available.
Cargoes they claim were landed by
small craft in the marshes on the coast
and loaded into armed trucks for dis
tribution in the United States.
The agents said they have evidence,
backed by 200 witnesses. against the
ring. They said Ted Newbury, who
they claim. was a lieutenant of Al
Capone. supervised the unloading of at
least one shipment of liquor. At an
other time. the agents added, the ring S
workers on a liquor shipment at Kiln
Miss. were told the syndicate was
money" and under protection from
officers.
Those indicted included Nathan
Goldberg, alias Al Hart; Harry Blum,
alias Joe Miller: Alt Hartman, alas
Hahn; Cecil Squire. all described by the
agents as Capone men; Lander H.
Nccaise. ex-deputy sheriff and county
supervisor Of Kiln, Miss; Albert Nor
rison. representative OF Vancouver liquor
manufacturers: Jake Fabacher, sr., of
New Orleans, whose home recently was
bombed and whose son was convicted
OF bootlegg.ng, and Silvestro Carollo
and Frank Todaro now serving prison
terms at Atlanta for bootlegging.
Evening star., 1932-02-12
MARYLANDER ATTACKED
BY ROBBERS NEAR RIVER

Two robberies and an assault and an
attempted robbery were reported to
police here last night and today.
Walter Forsythe, Mount Rainier Md,
was treated at Casualty Hospital for
head wounds inflicted, he said, by un-
identified men who attacked him and
took his watch at Sixth and Water
streets southwest.
Roland Jackson, 1918 Vernon street,
told police he struck and chased COL
ored man who held him up at pistol
point about 2 80 this morning on Cham
plain street. The wculdbe robber
escaped.
A colored chauffeur Roosevelt Catoe,
1400 block S street, said he drove a
trio of colored men to Seventh and T
streets southeast last night. where one
of them held a knife against his throat
while the others took 81 from his
pockets.
Evening star., 1932-02-12
Youths Ride Horses
In Head.on Charge,
Killing One Mount
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Fress.
CAMPTI, La, February r.
The reason for the medieval be-
havior of Everett Smith and his
cousin, Arthur Smith, each II.
went unexplained, but here's what
happened:
Wednesday night the youths
took two horses to a downtown
street, mounted them at a hun
dred yards apart and started
them in gallop.
The horses collided head-on.
One horse was killed and the
other was seriously hurt. The
riders were knocked unconscious
and Arthur received crushed
jaw.
Evening star., 1932-02-12
Overcome by Gas.

Overcome by Illuminating gas in his
room at 222 N street today, Lewis
Sheafe, SO, colored, was revived by
members of No. 2 rescue squad and
t:eated by physician from Casualty
Hospital at the N street address. His
condition was pronounced not serious
and he remained at home. The gas leak
was due to tube falling of gas jet
according to police.
Evening star., 1932-02-12
Hurt in Road Accident.

William Nelson, colored, 26, of the
5000 block of Georgia avenue, is in a
serious condition at Emergency Hospital
as a result of an accident on the road
about a half mile South of Highway
Bridge last night. The man was
brought to the city in a private auto
mobile.
Evening star., 1932-02-12
RUNAWAY BOYS HUNTED
Three Escape From Industrial
Home School in Capital.

Police today were asked to find three
boys who ran away from the Industrial
Home School in the 2400 block Of Wis
consin avenue yesterday afternoon.
The boys are John Voight, ID, Henry
Schweitzer, 16, and George Lilley, IT.
The boys have been missing since 8
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Police
were furnished with detailed descrip-
tions of them.
Evening star., 1932-02-12
LIBRARY TO GET FLAG
Children of American Revolution
Plan Presentation Tomorrow.

The Gov. Thomas Welles Chapter OF
the Children of the American Revolu-
ton will present United States nag
for display in the children's room IN
the central building Of the Public LII
brary, Eighth and K streets, at II
o'clock tomorrow morning.
The exercises will be in charge OF
Mrs. Amos A. Fries. president OF the
society. Bertram Schneider, 1884 Sew
enth street, will receive the flag fer the
children's room. The public Is invited
to attend the ceremony.
Evening star., 1932-02-12
BANNER YEAR SEEN
| FOR CAPITAL TRADE
Visitors to Bring Millions,
Offutt Tells Central
Business Group.

The millions of dollars left behind by
Bicentennial visitors, plus the fixed vol
ume OF business based on the certainty
of Government pay rolls, should make
1882 banner year for Capital mer-
chants, the Central Business Mems As
sociation was told last night.
Optimistic on Future.
Sounding note of optimism in sum-
ming up the business outlook, George
w. Offutt, president of the Washington
Board OF Trade and a speaker at the
first annual banquet of the group at
the Burlington Hotel. compared the
local business situation with that of
other cities and congratulated Wash
Evening star., 1932-08-31
ATTRACTIVE HOME

1438 PARKWOOD PL NV
Beautiful home Just north of 14th and
Park rd. n w; convenient to line stores
and theaters, which consists of large, bright.
living room. dining room. bed rooms. fully
tiled bath with built-in tub and shower. extra
tiled laVatory Just off master bed room.
2-car built-in garage, large front porch,
hardwood floors. hot-water heat and cleo
tricity; laundry trays and extra lavatory in
i4th & K chFRITz. Dist sOsO
Detached Home in Chevy Chase.
4607 NORWOOD DRIVE.
Out Wisconsin ave, one block south OF
Bl adley lane. This comfort able home. over
looking Chevy Chase golf course. consists of
reception hail. large. bright living room with
fireplace, dining room, bright kitchen, 3
large bed rooms. tile bath with built-in tub
and shower and extra tile lavatory on bed
room floor: front screened porch 4arge front
and rear yards; garage; toilet in basement
14th and K. CAFRITZ. Dist. 9080.
Evening star., 1932-08-31
RENT-STORFS
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

1920 NJ ST NW--LARGE. MODERN AT
$50 to s35 each per month. This includes
heat electricity. water. maid service and
waiting room. Best for physicians and den-
Evening star., 1932-08-31

S9o5O-Semi-Detached Brick.
This home is in Marietta Park and on an
immense lot. beautifully planted with un-
usual shrubs and a rose garden OF rare
cally new, vacant, perfectly redecorated: six
large rooms. three big porches, fireplace,
pantry. Frigidaire and convenient to stores,
transportation and schools. PHONE
d M uOnKER
Evening star., 1932-08-31
OUtU IV .W.
CAFRITZ MANAGEMENT

Clean. homellke apartment house. Au
tomato refrigeration on house meter.
Apt "a rooms, kit. and bath. $50. q
Evening star., 1932-08-31
RENT-ET ATS

SECOND FLOOR. 2-FAMILY APARTMENT,
dining room, kitchen. 3 rooms. bath, h.-w.h.,
cleo. nice porch. on corner; $50 month. 1000
2l37 N ST. NV r.. B. AND SCREENED
porch modern; $40 SO mo. Call Nat. 6229.
EVENINGS, CleV O747
Evening star., 1932-08-31

BROOKLAND SECTION.
S6.950-EASY TERMS.
rooms, bath. porcheS, metal weather
stripped, screens, awnings, Bryant gas neat
er: nice yards. garage; near all conveniences
More than you have seen for the money
Phone for appointment to inspect.
WAPLE K JAMES. INC,
1926 l4th st. NV. Dist. 3348
Evening star., 1932-08-31
WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.

NEW GROOM DETACHED HOUSE, CHEVY
Chase section. Frigidaire: will pay up to $50.
Best references and reliable. Can occupy
Immediately. Address Box TOR. Star ONCE
DETACHED HOUSE OF AT LEAST SIX
rooms and two baths in Northwest desired
by adults at monthly rental not exceeding
$85 90.
Address Box 2e1-R. Star ONCE. 81
BUNGALOW, OR 6 ROOMS, UNFURNISH-
ed must be in District.
Atlantic 3Qh2-I
Evening star., 1932-08-31
WANTED TO RfIY-HnrSES.

ALL CASH FOR SMALL HOUSES, WHITE
or colored. Must be in d. c.
z. A. CARNEY.
Dist. 577o. 1910 Vermont Ave.