Evening Star Newspaper, May 30, 1933, Page 7

SLAY O, SEE " INBANK ROBBER Possemen Use Rifles and Tear Gas to Round-up Band of Bandits. B the Associated Press. CULVER, Ind, May 30.—One dead and five captured today constituted Northern Indiana's accounts with a sextet of gunmen alleged to have robbed the State Exchange Bank here yesterday. The dead bandit, saild by officers to have been -employed formerly as a chauffeur for the wife of Joe Saltis, Chicago beer baron, was T. C. Teske, alias John J. Snea, of South Chi- cago, Il His companions, in jail at Plymouth and South Bend facing possible charges of kidnaping and bank robbery, are Jack Gray, 23, of New York; Eddie Murphy, 33, New York; Joe Cohen, 20, Chicago; John Gorman, 27, Detroit, and James Davis, 25, Tampa, Fla. Cohen insisted he had no part in the Tobbery. He said he was a hitch- hiker picked up by the bandits and forced to accompany them. Teske Shot in Head. Teske was shot in the head by Oliver Schilling, son of Schuyler Schilling, president of the bank, as he sat at the wheel of the bandit automobile. Holding two employes on the running boards as shields against officers’ bullets, the other gunmen quickly manned the car and sped out of town. The bank employes soon were re- leased and, with a posse in hot pur- suit, the fleeing automobile overturned a few miles from Culver. The robbers ran into a woods, after commande: and then abandoning an automobi driven by Dr. C. E. Mackey of Culver. Dr. Mackey said he believed there were seven bandits, although the seventh waa not found. The gunmen surren- dered in face of rifie fire and tear gas used by the posse. All but a small part of the $16,000 loot was recovered. Part of the money, officials believed, was thrown into a creek near where Davis was captured and where a machine gun was found. BANK TELLER DIES. Guards Redoubled at Jail as Mob Gathers for Two Suspects. PARIS, Ark., May 30 (#).—Dolph Guthrie, bank teller, who was shot by bandits in the robbery of the First National Bank here yesterday, died last night and guards about the Logan County Jail, where two bandit suspects are held, were doubled as an angry crowd gathered. Guthrie was shot in the head by one of the bandits during a gun battle with City Marshal Andy Connaughton, who was shot through the chest and is in WHEAT IMPORTS RISE Increase of 54 Per Cent Shown in United Kingdom Report. OTTAWA, May 30 (#)—Imports of wheat into the United Kingdom from empire countries showed & marked in- crease during the past 12 months, as compared with the corresponding period a year ago, according to figures just released by the department of trade and commerce. Imports from the United States showed a sharp drop. During the 12 months ending April 30, 1933, compared with a similar period in 1932, wheat imports from empire countries showed an increase of about 54 per cent. The increase from Australia was approximately 13 per cent and from Canada 88 per cent. BIRL'S KIDNAPING CLUES ARELACKING Wide Search On for Abduc- . tors of Daughter of City Manager. By the Associated Press. KANSAS CITY, May 30.—Tensely alert, Kansas City's police force of 600 still sought painstakingly today for the hourly expected “break” which might lead to arrest of the men who abducted Miss Mary McElroy Saturday and ob- tained $30,000 for her safe release. Spurred by the promise of the Jack- son County prosecutor to seek the death penalty for the kidnapers, police closely questioned the 25-year-old daughter of H. F. McElroy, city manager, for clues. She viewed many photographs at the Bureau of Investigation, but failed to identify any as those of the men who kept her imprisoned in the basement of a house 29 hours. The temper of the police was evi- denced in one hour yesterday eafter- noon. In that time a slaying, a hotel employe hold-up and a reported at- tempt to rob a bank were followed swiftly by arrests in each case. E. C. Reppert, director of police, said 15 persons have been taken to police headquarters for questioning in regard to the kidnaping, but none furnished the slightest clue and all were released. Even the location of the house used by the kidnapers, has evaded searching officers, although it is known to be in the Greater Kansas City area. Recalling that the 1931 kidnaping here of Mrs. Nell Donnelly, wealthy garment manufacturer, was solved through the laundry mark on a towel, officers were on the alert for even the most trivial sort of & clue. In the search they were aided by Jackson County, Mo., and Wyandotte County, Kans., officers and by Federal au- thorities. 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VIENNA, May 30.—The seventh con- gress of the International Chamber of Commerce opened yesterday with speeches stressing that the govern- ments of the world apparently are in the mood for bold and decisive action to_overcome the economic crisis. Businessmen from 40 nations are at- tending the meeting. The United States is represented by 55 delegates. Hope was expressed by speakers that the mood of the nations would be re- flected in international achievement at the World Economic Conference open- Xngvm London June 12. ‘elcoming the delegates in behalf of the Austrian republic, President Wil- helm Miklas said “Live and let live” had long been a principle of Austrian life and finally was beginning to take hold internationally. 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