Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 March 1937 — Page 5

THITRANAY

THURSDAY,

SNEAK THIEVES ARE BUSY HERE

POLICE REPORT

Prowler Enters Apartment, Frightens Women and Escapes With Cash.

A burglar early today broke into an apartment house at 5622 E. Washington St., Alma and Mary Kirk, who live there, and fled with a small amount of money.

The intruder, the women said, wore a stocking cap and when he climbed through an unlocked window, reached by a ladder, ne flashed a light in their faces. “Are vou going to yell?” quoted him as saying. Frightened by their screams, they said he left and climbed back down the ladder. Mrs. Harold York, 5129 Brookville Road, told police that she was awakened early today when a prowler shined a flashlight in her face from a bedroom window. She

they

screamed and the prowler fled, po- |

lice said.

She quoted him as saying, “Don't |

be alarmed, I'm a friend of yours.” She dashed from the house to a neighbor's home was the same prowler who entered the Washington St. building.

Tavern Broken Into

Mike Lorraine, 843 E. Washington |

St., reported that a burglar entered his tavern at 841 E. Washington St. early today by breaking a rear window. A revolver, valued at $32, was stolen, he said. Mrs. George Akard, Ave. told police

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| her purse and $30 early today by a Negro bandit. Burglars last night entered the |

‘home of Mrs, P. M. Dill, 3345 Park | { Ave, through a rear window and es- |

|caped with jewelry valued at 885. | | police said.

Others Report Thefts

New Jersey St., Clure, 405 S. Spencer St. told police that their homes were ransacked last night but were unable to estimate their losses. Others who reported burglaries overnight were Arthur Tutrow, 122 S: Oriental St.: Mrs. Carrie Prater, 540 N. Pershing Ave.: Alonzo Grady, 1516 Villa Ave., and J. A. Wilson, 963 N. Pershing Ave. All reported small losses, Lester Carson, 18, of 123 Dickson St., was held on a vagrancy charge today for questioning in the

Mrs. Charles Cavanaugh, 3265 N.| and Miss May Mc- |

{ burg, and Newell B, Giltner,

at- |

tempted burglary of an East Side |

home. . He was arrested after police said he

had been identified tentatively |

as the prowler who broke into the | home of Miss Blanche Wurz, 932 E.

Market St. Flees Miss Wurz told police she was unloading her car at the side of {her home when a burglar broke nto her home. He fled when she entered police said she told them. Burglars entered five public school buildings overnight, it was reported to police. Loss was slight in each

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Schools entered were: No. 10, $2 missing; No. 22, nothing missing; No. 31, watch valued at $5 stolen; No. 38, nothing missing; No. 34, flag pole cable valued at $9, cut. Pauline Shoptew, hotel resident,

charged with stealing two purses in|

a theater, was fined $25 and and sentenced to the Women's Prison for 90 days Judge Charles M. Karabell Municipal Court today.

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FARM BUREAU BOARD RENAMED AT PARLEY

Re- elected D Directors to Hold Meeting Today.

Re-elected directors of the Indiana Farm Bureau Co-operative Association, Inc, were to meet today following the closing Farm Bureau session in the Severin Hotel vesterday. Those re-elected were J. B. Cummins, Portiand; O BRB. H. Miller, Winchester: Frank C. Beall, Clarks- | Jeffersonviile.

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FORMER RESIDENT IS KILLED IN WEST

Robert L. Jenner, former Indianwas killed in an automobile accident in Pullman, Wash. recently, relatives here have been advised. He was 49, Mr. Jenner left Indianapolis about 20° vears ago. He visited here recently. Survivors include a | brother, Fred, and a niece, Miss Evelyn Jenner, both of Indian- |

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