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CHILDREN LEAD | CIRCLING ‘THE CITY SUSPECTS SENT =" "=n iri a

Holdup Man Says He In the drugstore robbery, James |

CITY'S TRIBUTE | The Park Board today held under) Mildred Ott. secretary; Vivien Glid- 10 TERRE HAUTE Learned Technique Here White of Birmingham, Ala., was aradvisement a request of the U. S. den, treasurer, and Olga Phillips, DETROIT, Oct. 7 (U. P).—A 39. | Tested.

Veterans Administration to connect publicity agent and interclub coun- vear-old holdup expert who divided —— : ' a storm sewer of the mew medical cil representative. ‘ «a. | his crimes between Detroit and fo DEBT AGAIN AT NEW HIGH | Detroit Holdup Man Admits

building at the Veterans’ Hospital, | Manual High School Girls’ Glee dianapolis today awaited sentence] WASHINGTON, Oct. 7 (U. P).— | now Jer ructi i ! ok i & : . after pleading guilty to an armed The public debt reached a new NOW unaer construction, with the Club will sing for the Richmond 19 Robberies in robbery charge in Recorder's Court. | I : new high main storm sewer located on City «ection of Red Cross teachers, Oct. : for the third successive day on Oct.

property [27 at the World War Memorial. i | Wilbur McCall, who confessed to ; . Sury revea Program Held at Home on Be Smog Indianapolis. 16 holdups in Indianapolis and 16|> the Treasury revealed today. On

Lockerbie St.: U. S. Plans | William P. Matthews Jr. who has gine, president; Ruth Fleck, vice S——— in Detroit, said he was taught how that day, the debt stood at $38 : been in the U. S. Navy the last resident; Rose Kieis, secretary;| ST. LOUIS, Oc. 7 (U. P).—Mrs.|to rob by an Indianapolis criminal, 428,368,707. This was about one Special Stamp. 21 months and who is stationed Lucille Angrick, treasurer; Lillian | Thelma M. Sutton, former Indian-| Robert Parlor, after both escaped | million dollars in excess of the pre-

: v r - | from a Tennessee penitentiary in| _. . , ea aboard the U. S. S. Vest San |Lyster, Dorothy Dalton and Kath : 2 e others) 3 ious : : 5 Li : ra oo is a hat rn erine Romans, historians, and A ae BY dig | Sugust, 1936. McCall was serving a | Vious high > : Disinrecrep laundering of “baby-things” is of vital (Photos, Page One) Mr. and Mrs William P. Mat. Christina Kyle and Dorothy Stag. she implicated in an allegedly|entence for car-theft. Parlor a TI Ae ME SR SN. ee lthews Sr. 1397 Southern Ave. He | Telt, librarians. {voluntary statement that the group bungled one job and was captured, SHERWIN 3 laundering process, makes diapers and other white

The sun sparkled on frost on wi) report back for duty Nov. 1. Miss Betty Nwckles will represent | Committed three Indiana holdups, McCall said. WILLIAMS 3 cottons and linens snowy-white....deodorizes, disinfects > . white and color-fast cottons and linens, bed protectors,

: | were en route to Terre Haute, Ind.,| wilbur M Y is believ ! : aah sak J | ilbur McCall \is believed to be Mrs. O. K. Gaskins will display & the Indiana chapter of the American : : R « 1 : Has a Paint for Every x isinfected bber sheet: ties. Cli is safeitiicontai li ) ; ¢ ; erre Haute Sc P se. ; SS % rubber sheets, panties. Clorox is sate, it contains no lime sroup of oil and Water color paint- Savings & Loan Institute in a | today in custody of four T\ the man who escaped in a gun urpose COSTS LE its d : ' ’ Li 3

oe ab tou Beat: City detectives {battle with police following a drug- Because It Lasts Longer. 1° or acids, is gentle on fabrics. Clorox has many personal ings at the Brown County home of | speech contest Tuesday at the 48th | All ; . I wae store robbery at 1602 Boulevard a VONNEGUT'S EN Sag and other uses. Simply follow directions on label. SAT ETArarn ow tlveread there too her arents 3 vd Mrs. wy | 8 : J sis fh oe arr < v8) a d . MAT nai ORE tlljertt tere, WOO % Ba XK Rie oy > Pp annual convention of the Indiana NIE ey Ih Yn Place May 24, detectives here said | RE ted Shen Hy ACRE THER eckman. The exhibit will op 5 SG a . iid when the Hoosier po ” : Savings and Loan League at Gary.

Eon Hl Co oF oy | With robbery of a Terre Haute fili- or ———————————————————————————— ll AMERICA'S FAVORITE BLEACH AND HOUSEHOLD DISINFECTANT + avd read them the poems Sulday ana wil convinue tor 4 ! tats vl Ne tr - : —— 1 re = 0 Th VHC poss | wikis | The winner will represent Indiana an a Tn HOME-LIKE SERVICE BLEACHES - DEODORIZES - DISINFECTS | 16t & Nations) Contest 2 Chicate ih . . ; ? A convenient and dignified chapel, with organ and seating | | REMOVES NUMEROUS STAINS .. |

| Lockerbie St. this morning, probably deal as it did when James

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guided the prs MIO Miss Harriet Peters is newly November. Miss Nuckles, a giadu-|the prisoners faced a 1 MM Jef or- 5 5 { fife 5 DavoIm sent elected president of the Manual ate of Tech High School and Cen-| Before their departure, one of the }| Rowers and flags and coN- yeh School Girl Reserves, it was tral Business College, is a member three men in the group was quoted

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CONKLE FUNERAL HOME |

PURE -SAFE- DEPENDABLE | Even Scorch and Mildew nced today. Other officers are of the staff at the Federal Home | by St. Louis police, who seized all | 1934 W. Michigan St. BE Imont 1934

Then, out of Theresa Dillman, vice president; Loan Bank here. |six in a hotel raid here, as saying pi J! TRY A WANT AD IN THE TIMES. THEY BRING QUICK RESULTS.

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