Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 57, Number 47, Decatur, Adams County, 25 February 1959 — Page 6

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Burglary Ring Al Capital Smashed INDIANAPOLIS (UPD A $500,800 house burglary ring was believed smashed today, police said, after the arrest o( 11 persons in six raids by law enforcement officers on three levels.

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State, courtiy pnd city authorities seized more than $5,000 worth of alleged loot in, raids which occurred over a period of hours ending shortly bei>re dawn. I Police estimated that more than half a million .dollars worth of household appliances, sporting goods, cameras and other merchandise were ta’iken over an 18 month period in Indianapolis and ■ Marion County, muvh of it in burglaries of fashionable homes on

the city’s’ north and northeast sides. I Police said Joe L. Moreno. 28. and Thomas J. Carter. 30, who were among the 11 arrested, admitted the $60,000 jewel burglary last June 21 of the Leo Lippman home. Two women were among those arrested. They were identified by police as Mrs. Ruby Utke, 30, charged with first - degree burglary, and Mrs. Evelyn Hall. 47,

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charged with receiving stolen {goods. Police said the raids were carefully planned. The officers waited in most cases until after the suspects and their families were asleep, then knocked on doors after stationing rings of policemen around the homes to prevent escapes. Moreno was arrested, in Texas, where part of the Lippman jewelry was found in his possession.

1 George R. Elliott, 50, and Edward Jackson. Jr., 24, were arrested - here last Thursday and Carter I was returned on burglary chages - after his arrest in California last ; month. Others facing charges of re- ’ ceiving stolen goods were Lee Beavers, 42, William McLemore, 64. Frederick 1 White, 44, William ' Bogie, 43, and Webster Peterson, 39, all of Indianapolis.

[ Refuses Warrants Against Teachers MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) -Judge Willard Dixon refused Tuesday to issue assault warrants against ' high school principal John Barnes who paddled 10 teen-age boys to { quell a student strike. Methers of two of the boys had brought charges against Barnes.

State Traffic Toll 123 Through Sunday ■ INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) — Indii ana’s 1959 traffic death toll climb- ; ed to 123 by the end of last week, i compared with 112 at the same, i time last year. Nineteen deaths ' were added last week, compared ; with 16 id the corresponding week of 1958. X

WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 25, 1959

Bad Weather Hits Areas Os Nation United Press International Outbreaks of cold air in the East, locally heavy rains along the Gulf and fog in the Midwest brewed. new weather troubles in the nation Wednesday. A cold air mass plunged across the Northeast Tuesday night in the wake of a fast-moving storm which deposited two inches at Rochester, N.Y., and raised the snow accumulation at Boston to five inches. In the South, New Orleans was drenched by another half-inch of rain Tuesday night, bringing the city’s total to five inches in the past two days. Lafayette, La., was soaked by a ,90-inch downpour. . Earlier Tuesday, nearly four inches of rain touched off flooding at Texas City. Tex. Water ran hubcap deep in the streets and reached up to the floorboards of homes. Fog blanketed much of eastern lowa and western Illinois during the night, cutting visibility to near zero at some points. Sub-zero readings gripped northern New England as temperatures dropped 20 degrees or more in the Northeast during the night. Readings in the 30s were reported as far south as the Carolinas. Slightly warmer weather occurred in the northern plains and upper Mississippi Valley. The temperatures skidded to 11 below zero at Pellston, Mich., Tuesday Night and then climbed 23 degrees in two hours as warmer winds moved in from the West. An ice jam on the Wapsipinicon River in lowa swelled the stream to near bankful, and officials warned of possible flooding in the De Witt area. Wabash River floodwaters in llabout 600 evacuees remained out of their homes. Five feet of water covered the town of Westport. 111., and Rep. George Shipley (D - Ill.) asked President Eisenhower and Illinois Gov. William Stratton to declare the state's flood-stricken counties disaster areas. Lafayette Accident Takes Third Victim LAFAYETTE. Ind. (UPI) — Lloyd I. Kintner, 45, Lafayette, died late Tuesday afternoon in St. Elizabeth hospital here, the third person to die of injuries sustained in a traffic accident last Saturday night in West Lafayette. Edward Ungersma, 48, and Jack Brady. 40, Lafayette, were the other victims of the accident. Ideal Gift For • CONFIRMATION •EASTER •GRADUATION Trade in your old watch now FOR A 1959 BULOVA jML'TOf BULOVA DIAMONO LA W ffiMi PETITE, For the drum- Eg! iest girl. A tiny 23-jewel E JU watch with two die- B f § monds. ||| jQyßUtm "23’*, The watch | JK that everything. 23 E i' wels > sen winding, wa- if , IQ terproof*, shock resist- H wSSMU ant, six precision adjust- B ments. i Get a big trade-in allowance for your old watch, regardless of age, make or condition. Other Watches ’l9-Mup IIOIIER JEWELRY STORE •Wteo COW. cryitel end crown ora Woes. OMy Bulovo watch*, or* <*fti(l*d waterproof by »h* U.S. T*uing Co., Inc. Meo iaeMos lod•rol too.