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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-13
Births



William and Mary Ash. Coleman Hos
Marion and BIuebelIe Charley. Coleman
Hospital
Raymond and Virginia Dirks. Coleman
Hospital
Hilery and Dolores Pieper. Coleman
Hospital.
Milton and Jean secrest. Coleman
Frank and Theims Walker. Coleman
Hospital.
Harry and Pauline Wiley, Coleman
Grafton and Helen Wood. Coleman
Hospital
Kennis and Lola Went. Methodist Hos
Robert and Helen Rodgers. Methodist
Hospital.
Charles and Mary Nichols. Methodist
Harold and Catherine McLsin. 1921
Ebert and Ana Higgins. 2sl N War
man
Ira and Irene Clevenger. Coleman Hos
Lawrence and Mildred Cunningham
Richard and Helen Geisendorn, Coleman
Basil and Areen Mobbs. Coleman Hos
Marvin and Jessie Ross Coleman Hos
Charles and wilma Schubert. Coleman
hospital.
Arthur AND Dorothy Smith. Coleman
Hospital
Fiovd and Violet Smith. Coleman Hos
pitsl-
Roy and Irene whiteside. Coleman Hos
pitsl- -
Herbert and Martha Willis. Coleman
Hospital ,,,-.
Edmons and jeanette Browne. Methodist
William and Alma Hogemeyer. Methodist
Hospital. $1,000, ,,.,5,..
WAYNE and Ruth Menoeu. Methodist
Hospital.
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Deaths

Prank MOI foot. 81 at Central Indiana
Hospital, oroncho pneumonia
Louis Murphy. 81, a. City Hospital,
c. rcinoma.
Earl NJ Roberts ST. at 254s Boulevard
pl. nephTitis
Frances smith. So. at 1917 N. Capitol.
c. roio vascular renal disease.
Leonard DsUt. a. At 78l W. D. Wood
ruff Place. chronic nephritif.
Joe Wolfe g. At Veterans Hospital.
suricular fertilization
Lydia s. Berry. 60 at 1903 Stuart oere
0rsl hemorrhage
Mary Ellen Hurpie IS at St. Vincents
Hospital. nephritis.
Christian r. Resner 81 at 1915 N. Capt.
tot. cerebral hemOrrhage
Creath Benjamin Smiley. IS. at Metho-
dist Hospital acute nephTitis.
Helen S Mopper, g. at 1914 Martndale.
enterifis.
Raymond R. Stokes. %. at City Hospital.
fractured skull
Martha E White %. at 2O44 Boulevard
pl pulmonary tuberculosis.
Joseph Landers 90. At 1902 N. New Jer-
sey. chronic myocarditis.
Harvey Ford. ~, at City Hospital,
arteriosclerOsis.
George Berry. months. at Riley Hos
ptsl broncho pneumonia.
John William King. AZ. at Methodist
Hospital. military tuberculosis.
Florence Downs. S. at Riley Hospital.
chroncho pneumonia.
Alice D. Fulkerson. SO. at 1910 Uden,
arteriOsclerosis.
Cemia Simpson. 40. at 578 Jones, cere-
brsl hemorrhage.
Gsrvin II Brown. 3D. at 92l w 3lst,
acute endoca rditis.
Keller A. De Rossette. 50. at 1921 N.
Illinois, arterlosclerosls.
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r { N T AIS
1e Furnished Rooms

ALABAMA N. 14os-Delightfully cool. 3
windows. adjoining bath. upstairs or
down. RI-l753.
BROADWAY. N. 5770-Cool, nicely fur
nished room in private home; garage;
IS. HU-3948.
CARROLLTON 4s5o-Cool. lovely front
room. wiz dows, private home, single
double HI $3.50.
COLLEGE. 2337-Newly furnished, re-
decorated. cross ventilation. constant
hot water. S@.75. HE-5758.
DE QUINCY. N. 33o-(Between E. Mich.
car and New York bus.) Cool bedroom;
gentleman; So. IR-l923
MERIDIAN 2343 N.-Cool room near bath
beautifully furnished: hot water: gentle
man. TA-1444
OAKLAND. 12Ol-Cool room. next bath;
private home; bus. car line; So. CHI
PENN. N. 40S-Light housekeeping and
sleeping rooms RI-0241.
SUMMIT. N. 237-l large front cheerful
room; good ventilation; private entrance
27TH-ST. w. 45-Of Meridian. cool room;
innerspring mattress: $3.50: garage OPP
tional. TA-4960.
30TH-ST. w. 412-Cool. front room.
private home. twin beds. SO single. So
double. TA-22Se.
36TH-ST. W. 14-Delightfully cool, FROM
room; constant hot water: gentlemeni
$3.50. Phone.
LODGING. 15c beds, Csc Shower bath
free. 24l2 S. Illinois-st; third floor.
ATTRACTIVE. cool sleeping room next to
bath large closet. 2255 Broadway. HE
4l7e.
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Building Permits

George Bowersox. u N. Desrborn-st.
$3.50. reroof
H. A. Lindeman. 50 Brookville-av. $50,
one car garage.
Mrs Louise Mowwe, 1853 shelby-st. 500.
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Cards. In MemOriams

loving memory of our dear
wife and mother. Edna Nav Huddns.
who passed away wears ago today.
Aug l3 1882.
Our thoughts go wandering when day.
light fades.
To the land of long ago.
And memory paints the scenes of old
In the gold of twilight glow.
We seem to see in the soft. dim light
face we love the best.
And think of her when the suns last
raw
Goes down in the far-off West
Sadly missed BY Husband and Son.
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SPANISH PRINCESS
WEEDS ITALIAN DUKE
Son of American Woman
Marries Royalty.
BIZ United Press

By United Press
ROME, Jan. 14.-Princess Be
atrice of Spain, elder daughter Of
former King Alfonso, was married
today to Duke Alessandro Torlonia,
son of the former Mary Elsie Moore
of New York.
Former Queen Victoria, the
princess mother, remained in Eng
land, refusing to attend the cere-
mony because, it was understood,
she emphatically disapproved of the
marriage of another member of the
royal family to a non-royal person.
Princess Beatrice, who is Is, and
Alessandro, who is %, will leave late
today for a honeymoon in the
United States. The brilliant mar
riage ceremony at the Church Of
Jesus, with Cardinal Seguray Saens,
archbishop of Toledo, officiating,
was the result of love match.
There were enough royalties at
the welding to make it an outstand-
ing one. The King and Queen of
Italy, the crown prince and crown
princess were present.
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await her husband, George Palmer
Putnam, who sailed from Honolulu
to San Francisco late Saturday.
Her red, high wing monoplane
which carried her from Honolulu tt
Oakland in 10 hours was in readi-
ness for quick start eastward.
More than 1000 persons were al
the airport to greet her when she
set the plane down after a three
hour hop from Oakland late yes
terday.
IT didn't think any one would be
here" she cried gaily to admirers
as she crawled out of the cockpit
She said she had just 'loafed" along
from Oakland and spent Is or 20
minutes outside Saugus "just sight
seeing"
She was visibly disappointed at
the necessity of changing her plans
at Oakland. PINNED for a takeoff,
the plane became mired in the sod
den field and tractors were required
to extricate it. The delay, plus re-
ports of unfavorable weather east of
Oklahoma, prompted her to make
an overnight stop here.
81 thought it would be nice to
continue on and link Honolulu
with the Capital" she said. But
weather reports looked bad and !
decided to call it day. Besides
I'm tired"
Briefly discussing her 2400-mile
hop from Honolulu to the mainland
she said she had a grand time,
but expressed regret at not being
able to break Sir Charles Kingsford-
Smiths record time.
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COLD WAVE TO
CONTINUE HERE
FOR "a HOURS
Temperature Climbs to Fl
as Sun Breaks Through
Snow and Fog.

Monday sparkled like a diamond
in indianapolis after the sun had
reached its zenith and the early
morning snow and murk had
cleared. The cold wave that added
zest to the day will continue at
least for another "a hours.
Coming from western Canada,
the cold wave brought the mercury
down to 16 at a. m. The tempera-
ture rose slightly to 81 by noon.
Large, fluffy snowfakes began
falling at 2:13 this morning, obscur-
ing the horizon. Weather at the
airport, however, was clear for
flying. The sky was visible for II
miles through breaks in the over
cast atmosphere.
The cold was prevalent through
out the Midwest today and Chicago
saw temperatures as low as de-
greeS
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which he was riding at 10th and
Gray-sts was involved in a three
way collision.
A piece of broken spring, hurled
from an automobile driven by oscar
Kandig, Al, of 1910 E. Washington
st, smashed a plate glass window in
the L. S. Ayres e. Co., yesterday.
The car crashed into a safety zone
guard at the southwest corner of
Meridian and Westinghouse. Mr..
Kandig was charged with intoxica-
ton, operating a motor vehicle
while under the influence of liquor
and with having no drivers license.
His passenger, Haldey Rexroad, 40,
of IS S. State-av, was charged with
intoxication.
Edgar Browning, SO, Of 1T S.
Cincinnati-st, was thrown through
the windshield of the car in which
he was riding last night and suf-
fered severe head cuts. He was sent
to City Hospital.
The car, driven by Morrie Allison,
IS, Of 141S N. Kealing-av. struck a
truck parked in front Of 1916 N.
Arsenal-av.
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Temperatures on Plunge
By UnitcG Press


CHICAGO, Jan. IA cold wave
almost equaling the winters worst
swept the Northwestern plains and
Great Lakes region today, dropping
temperatures to 20 below zero
through the Dakotas and near the
zero mark as far south as Central
Illinois.
Snow was predicted for this aft
ernoon in Kansas, Missouri, Ne
braSka, the Dakotas, Minnesota,
Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana,
Michigan and Ohio.
The northwest was warned to pre-
pare for another blizzard of the type
that smothered highways under
drifts Saturday and sent thermom-
eter columns plummeting to their
depths.
Morning brought temperatures of
20 below zero at Wilson, N. D.; 10
below at Devils Lake, N. D.; below
at Moorhead, Mimi, and Is below
at Winnipeg.
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BANGS TO ASK
RATE SCHEDULE
Huntington's WiII-o'- WiSp
Mayor Proceeds Despite
Court Ruling.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
HUNTINGTON, Ind, Jan. IA
Huntington's phantom Mayor, Clare
w. H. Bangs, tomorrow will ask the
Public Service Commission to set a
rate schedule for the 81 patrons of
the municipal electric light plant
whose homes were connected (per-
haps illegally during the IL days
of the Mayors game of hide-and-
seek with process servers for the
Northern Indiana Power Co.'S re-
straining order.
Meanwhile, Mayor Bangs and his
supporters and officials of the power
company hopefully awaited a ruling
from Special Judge David Smith, Fit
Wayne, who took under advisement
Saturday the city'S motion to dis
solve a restraining order. based on
the companyS injunction suit, which
forbids the city from furnishing
power to it's citizens.
The power company had charged
that the extension of the city serv-
ice violated it's indeterminate per-
NIT to supply current to the city
and Huntington County. City At
torney Claude Cline argued that
since the city plant had been in
operation since 1885 it did not come
under the 1888 statute which re-
quires a hearing before the Public
Service Commission can be con-
structed or acquired.
Both Mayor Bangs and the power
company have declared that they
will carry the case to the Indiana
Supreme Court no matter what
Judge Smiths decision may be.
Judge Smith has set no date for his
ruling on the motion, but he has
indicated that it may be expected
in the near future.
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D|LL|NCER PROMISE
DENIED BY MURRAY
Hoosier Judge Indignantly
RefuteS Piquett.
BIZ United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 14-Judge Will
liam j. Murray of Grown Point, Ind,
hotIy denied from the witness stand
today that he ever made an offer of
leniency to John Dillinger.
The Hoosier judge, his jaw hard
set above a f1ashy red necktie, was
called to the stand by the Govern
ment in the closing hours of the
conspiracy trial of Louis P. Piquett.
Piquett, erstwhile bartender and
attorney for Dillinger, testified in
his own defense that Judge Murray
told him the desperate would be
spared death in the electric chair if
he surrendered to Indiana authori-
ties.
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The body was taken to Flanner &
Buchanan Mortuary, where services
will be held at 2 tomorrow after
noon. Mrs. Robertson is survived by
two daughters, Mrs. Gertrude
Hurley, with whom she lived, and
Mrs. Philip Stockfetch, Winslow,
and a brother, Alfred Beasley, New
Orleans.
Mrs. Hurley said today that her
mother had with her at the time
of the accident purse containing
s138. DR.. John E. Wyttenbach,
Deputy Coroner, who investigated
the fatality, said that no purse had
been turned over to him
Ralph M. Lett, %, of 633 Linwo0d-
av, suffered severe head cuts late
yesterday when the automobile in
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CITY POLICE LAUNCH
DRIVE ON "a PLATES
Cars With Old Licenses to Be
Hauled to Nearest Garage.

Members of the indianapolis Po-
lice Department today we're or
dered to arrest all automobile
drivers whose cars do not bear 1885
license plates and to slate them on
the charge of having improper
license plates.
They were ordered to take the
cars of such drivers to the nearest
public garage, and to keep them
there until the drivers return with
1885 plates and affix them to the
cars. The towing charge will be 81
when the cars ARE reasonably near
and more if they are not.
The police also were instructed
to investigate drivers licenses. Per-
sons without 1885 drivers licenses
will be slated on that charge.
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ditionS are IA
vorable.
Her plans for
a flight to the
nations capital
were disrupted
yesterday a t
Oakland by a
m u dy field
and inclement
weather a n d
she flew here
in S t e a d to
S p e nd t h e
night.
Weather re-
ports along the
southern route
W ere S till
"spotty" but if
they cleared it
W a S expected
S h e W oul d
leave at the
earliest possible
m 0 m e n t. A
SnoWStornn was
reported near
Flagstaff, Ariz.,
last night.
| If unfavor-
a b lie weather
continued too
long, she said
S h e probably
would abandon
| the fight. and
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MANION GIVEN SUPPORT
FOR FRED HOKE POST
Van Nuys, Minton Recommend
Professor for NEG Job.
By Times Special

BIZ FWtS NptCluI
WASHINGTON, Jan. IA. = Sem
ators Frederick Van Nuys and Sher-
man D. Minton today joined in rec
ommending Prof. Clarence (Pat)
Manion, of the University of Notre
Dame Law School, as successor to
Fred Hoke as National Emergency
Council and NRA director for In
diana. Administration approval is
expected shortly.
Prof. Manion has long been active
in Democratic politics in Indiana.
Mr.. Hoke will retire Feb. Is. His
resignation was presented last week.
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STREET CAR AND TRAIN
CRASH: ONE INJURED
Trolley Badly Damaged in Collision
at NIichigan-st Grade.

A Michigan-st street car. east
bound, and a Big Four Railway pas
senger train, northwest bound. COL
hded today at the railways Michi-
gan-st crossing. damaging the street
car extensively and the engine
slightly Charles Moore. 50, of 1906
w. 1Sth-st, street car motOrman.
was slightly injured, but refused
medical care.
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THREE IDENTIFY HAUPTMANN AS
MURDERER OF LINDBERGH INFANT
Attractive Clothing Model, State Surprise
Witness, Testifes She Saw Suspect
Swallowing Dr. Condon
70 SCRIPT EXPERTS ADD EVIDENCE
Highest-Salaried Handwriting Scientist
Engages in Battle of Wits With
Defense Counsel Reilly.


FLENIINGTON, N. j., Jan. 14.-Three state witnesses
today added the weight of their evidence to entcaons of
Bruno Richard Haupmann the kdnaper and murderer of
Charles A. Lndbergh Jr
Hildegarde Alexander tall and attractive clothing
model declared she Haupmann spying DR.. John F.
Condor in Bronx railroad station while Condor talking
to telegraph OPERATOR shortly after the kidnapping in
March, 1882
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French Are Indifferent

bW HlIII IFlNS
PARIS, Jan. 14.-Oficial quarters
predicted today that 70 per cent of
the Saar plebiScite vote would be
for return 10 German nationality.
France is prepared TO accept any
solution Of the Saar's future which
the League of Nations Council may
dictate. Public opinion is indiffer-
ent except in the eastern provinces.
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BLYTHE HENDRICKS WINS
SAFETY BOARD POST
Appointed Secretary by Mayor Kern
to Succeed Lewis.

Blythe @. Hendricks, 1927 N. Me-
ridian-St, former newspaper man
and publicity director, today was
named secretary of the Safety Board
by Mayor John w. Kern following
the resignation of Walter o. Lewis,
1920 Carrollton-av.
Mr.. Lewis held the position dur
ing the entire administration of for
mer Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan.
Mr. Hendricks is the brother of State
Senator Thomas A. Hendricks and
is a graduate of Princeton Univer-
Sity.
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to East
Is Delayed
by Amelia
Pacific Conqueror, Held on
Coast by Bad Weather,
May Take Off Today for
Nations Capital.

By United Press
BURBANK, Cal, Jan 14.-Amelia
Earhart, only f1ier to conquer both
the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans
alone, planned to leave today for
Washington, provided weather con-
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TUBERCULAR CONVICTS
FLEE PENITENTIARY
Four Tunnel Way to Freedom From
Oklahoma Institution.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
M'ALESTER, Okla, Jan. "A
Prison guards and officers were sent
to Holdenville and Shawnee early
today to search for four tubercular
convicts WHO tunneled out of the
state penitentiary some time last
night for the second time in recent
months.
Two prisoners were reported to
have left a Communicated taXicab
at Holdenville, and he other two
were reported at Shawnee.
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Predicts Favorable Gold Verdict

By United Press
WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-Speaker
Joseph w. Byrns predicted today
that the Supreme Court would up
hold the gold clause abrogation be-
cause there lis so much involved"
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Property of Einstein Kin Seized

7
BERLIN. Jan. 1.-THE PruSsiar
government has confiscated a plot
OF land at Caputh. near Berlin. be-
longing TO daughter of Prof. Albert
Elnstein, it was announced today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-14
National 'VOte-On- War
Law Is Asked by LudIOW
Indiana Congressman Introduces Proposal to Amend
Constitution of United States.
By Times Special


Ludlow today introduced into
proposal Federal Constitution require
we'll in event is
declared.
seldom the result Of popular
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-14
Chain Store Tax Upheld

By United PreSs
WASHINGTON, Jan. IA The
West Virginia chain store tax was
upheld in a decision today by the
Supreme Court.
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20 GLOSS IIlE oIIttG WIIOLl
she was struck, accord
ing to witnesses. The
death dealing car, a Ford
va coupe, did not slacke1
speed, but raced onward.