Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 April 1938 — Page 5

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1938 YOUTH ADMITS | Art Speaker HOLDUP SERIES, POLICE CLAIM

a Wo Gunineh! Sought for Truck Driver Robbery; Several Burglaries Reported.

ives You Every Smari his Sale of Easter Shoes

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@ . oy: Statements taken from a young Gabardines Kids

suspect today were believed by po- | £ 5 ® Suedes 9 Combinations lice to have solved a series of down- : : | ; yp : or ' . town holdups. | | ¥ N : 0 Meanwhile officers sought two Colors I nelud Negro gunmen who held up and ! Bl robbed Charles Mack, 40, of §38 W. pues —Black —White

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39th St. of $17 on Massachusetts : Ave. last night. Robert Tschaegle, sculptor and

Mack told police the bandits assistant at John Herron Art Mujumped on the running bodrd of | Seum, is to speak on “Character in his truck, pointed a gun in his face| Clay” and will model a head at and demanded his bill fold. | the art museum at 8:15 p. m. toThe statement which police claim| morrow. He formerly was lec-

solves a series of downtown holdups| ure assistant to Lorado Taft at was made by Russell Mills, 21. He| his Chicago studio. was a ted Saturday night after he and his brother, Richard, were

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said to have fled from the Adam Hat Stores, Inc., 9 NX Meridian St. Russell confessed, police said, that he and his brother had held up several liquor stores in the last three months. Both have been charged with robbery.

Card Players Robbed

Henry Wiggins, 45, Jasonville, complained to police early today that one of three men with whom he was playing cards in a N. Illinois St. restaurant drew a revolver, scooped $20 from the table and fled. D. C. Rossman, 2440 Pearson St. reported that thieves entered his house last night and took diamond . and sapphire rings valued at $275. Thieves broke into the Hash Grocery at 612 Virginia Ave. last night and took cigarets and canned goods valued af $25 Thomas Updike, 26, of 916 Bosart Ave, reported thieves pried open the side door of his home last night and took jewelry valued at $245. Thieves ransacked the home of P. W. Simpson, 48, of 4519 N. Meridian St. last night, police said, and took jewelry of undetermined value. Mrs. Zoe Summers, 49, of 1942 Hillside Ave., reported that thieves sometime last night entered her restaurant at” 1940 Roosevelt Ave., taking candy, cigarets and Money totaling $25.

FORD COMPANY ASKS ~NEW NLRB HEARING

CINCINNATI, O., April 6 (U. PJ). —The Ford Motor Co. has petitioned the U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals here for an order requiring the Na- _ tional Labor Relations Board to reopen its hearing on the Ford case. Early this year the Board ordered the company to reinstate certain . discharged employes, ta cease alleged intimidation of employees and to withdraw its influence from the Ford Brotherhood of America. The company said in its petition that it wished to introduce further evidence - before the Board that would show it had not been guilty of discrimination among its: employees. o

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