Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 March 1938 — Page 22

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DEFUTIES BRAVE

SHOTGUN BLAST,

SEIZE ATTACKER

Two Filing Stations Held Up: 11 Youths Arrested |

In Mail Box Theft.

Deputy John Oliver, 37, after he had bar-

ricaded himself in his home at

5009 Rackville Road and fired a8 shotgiin at them.

Meanwhile, City Police wmvesti- :

gated thz2 holdup of two filling stations, 2 robbery and slugging, and ordered 11 boys suspected of mail box robberies into the new Juvenile Crimz Prevention Bureau. Oliver was alone in his home, his wife and two children being at a pboother’s home. Deputies were told there was a disturbance. When they: tried fo enter the house, Oliver, they said, shot through the door.

. Deputy Returns Fire

Deputy Paul Gary hid behind the barn and shot at Oliver when he ran out of the house, shotgun in hand. Deputy Gary said Oliver dropped the gun and was captured. Deputies put him under guard in City Hospital psychopathic. ward. A dirty-faced youth, about 17, entered g filling station at 4129 E. Washington St. yesterday and displayinz a gun, ordered C. E. Alcorn, 32, of 1297 S. Emerson Ave, to hand over his money. Mr. Alcorn told police he handed $11 to the youth, then dived for him. In the struggle, the bandit rolled free and'ded in an auto, leaving behind his gun and cap. ‘Two men, one armed with a gun and the other carrying a section of iron pipe, entered a filling station at 5151 Massachusetts Ave. last night and ordered Harry Cocher, 1707 Ingram St, proprietor, and Kenneth Dunham, Clermont, to lie cn the ficor while they were robbed cf $15. Police Quiz Boy, 15

Police reported finding Roy Crays, 32, of 2152 Avondale Place, wandering in Muskingum St. He is be-

lieved fo have been lugged and robbed. Police questioned a 15-year-old boy who they said admitted a series - of ‘raids of North Side apartment mail boxes with 10 other youths, 15 to 17 years old. The 11 were - ordered. to report to the Juvenile Crime Prevention Bureau. ° Only about $70 of the $900 which * another 13-year-old boy admitted he and a companion took from the home of Edward McNulty, 1271 Kentucky Ave, Saturday, was unaccounted for today, police reported. In a statement to detectives, the youth gave information which led to recovery of $258 at the home of a relative, who, with a companion, was held on a vagrancy charge. The youth accounted for an additional $84 which he said he had given to the relative, Earlier, more than $487 had been found by police hidden in a shack at White River Blvd. and . the Belt Railroad.

BAN ON CANDIDATES BY WPA PROTESTED

TERRE HAUTE, March 24 (U. P.) —A resolution protesting against 2 ruling that any WPA worker running for public office be discharged immediately was forwarded today to Harry Hopkins, WPA Administrator, by delegates attending the constitutional convention of District 11, United Mine Workers of America. The convention adopted a constitutional amendment which remo the last vestige of affiliation th the American Federation of Labor.

Marvelous values, roduced as clear ance for still newer : papers. Lots in" clude sidewall and border for average size rooms.

sheriffs - today arrested

ed 5

Dr. Paul Leland Haworth, But-

ler, University history department head, was stricken fatally today at “his home at West Newton. (Story, Page One.)

"|STATE T0 GRADE RESTAURANTS

Cafes’in 22 Counties to Be Inspected by Health - Board.

‘Inspection. and grading. of restau- |. rants in-22 southern Indigna coun- |

ties will begin: April 1, Dr. Verne K.,

FT, WAYNE BUS LINE Vik PERU PROJECTED

Railroad to Test ‘Sentiment ¢ On New Type: Service.

Indians Railroad officials are considering substituting bus-and truck

‘carrier service. between Indianapolis

Harvey, State’ Health director,’ said |

today.

These counties are: included in|}

five health ~ districts established during last year’s floods. In’ other sections of the State, Food ‘and Drug’ Bureau inspectors, working under H. V.: Darnell, are to check sanitary conditions in all new restaurants, under regulations adopted recently by the State Health Board. Grade A placards will be awarded for full compliance with the law and restaurants failing to meet the standards are to be given sufficient time, Dr. Harvey said, to correct insanitary conditions. : Restaurants in the southern districts. will be required to-post their grades, while the Health Board is urging central and northern municipalities to pass model ordinances. Dr. Harvey said many city officials have inquired -about such ordinances. “Persons who intend to serve food and ‘drink .should, before they engage in business, realize the responsibilities ‘and duties. they bear

toward protectingg - the health of :

the public,” he said. E. E. Keller, Indiana Restaurant Association executive secretary, has informed State authorities that his organization will co-operate . fully with the new regulations.

~~ PULLMAN HEARING SET WASHINGTON, March 24 (U. P.). —The Interstate Commerce Commission today ordered a new hearing April 9 on a Pullman Co. application for a ‘10 per cent increase in Pullman fares.

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