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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

$283 FOUND ON 2 BOYS NABBED IN PURSE THEFT

Parolee Seized at Home After Wrecking Car in Police Chase.

Two boys who snatched a purse containing $285 from Dorothy Elder.

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27. near her hotel Saturday night were held todav for questioning by police. Miss Elder, who works in a tavern near her hotel, 33 W. Ohio St. reported the theft almost immediately to a police squad car that happened to be in the neighborhood. The police caught one of the boys Who still had the purse and most of the money. He gave the name of

his companion and they found him |

at his home with the rest of the money

Parolee Held After Chase

A State Reformatory parolee was held for questioning after police, seeking to halt him as a speeder, were forced to chase him a considerable distance and fire two warning shots into the air. The parolee’s car finally got out of control and struck a house at 1302 Hoefgen St. The parolee ran and ignored the warning shots. He was arrested at his home and charged with vagrancv.

Floyd Mi night manager of

the Riley Hotel. , reported that some- | one took a cash register containing $50. The register, empty, was found |

later in the hotel basement. Two Holdups Reported

Two bandits last night held up two filling station, obtaining about $50 loot The first was at 5401 E Washington St, where Jack Harold, 18, New Palestine, was the clerk. The second was at 638 E Michigan St.. where Robert Bond, 20, of 1015 Carrollton Ave, was attendant As Clifford Sagmaster slept vesterday in his home, 446 S. Rural St, a thief cut a hole in the screen and fished his wallet containing $40 from his pocket.

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Mrs. Ruth Joiner, Crawfordsville welfare worker. who was wounded | when several prisoners attempted to escape from the Michigan City | | State Prison last June, is happy because she'll be able to leave Long | Hospital soon While touring the penitentiary she was taken as

a hostage by the prisoners. For several hours they held a knife at her throat, threatening to Kill her if they were not granted freedom.

SPECIAL CENSUS ALMOST ENDED

Officials Expect 2-County Check to Be Completed By Saturday.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Aug. 28 (U

P.) —The special Goxernment census | of St. Joseph and Marshall Counties !

should be completed by Saturday. Gerald Ryan, supervisor, said today He said that 15 districts in the two counties have been completed and believed that the 143 remaining districts will be completed by Saturday. All results will be sent immediately to Washington for compilation, and only the population figures for the two counties will be announced here, he said

Answers to various auestions in-|

cluded in the census will be kept

confidential until released by Wash- |

ington officials, he indicated

The census was made to aid Cen- |

sus Bureau officials in planning the 1940 census.

FEIGHTNER ELECTED

Louisiana Duel |

Lost by Seconds

EW ORLEANS, Aug. 28 (U P). — Greensward beneath

the ancient dueling oaks in City

Park was reddened for the first

time in vears when two youths

| settled a dispute. Stuart Swayne and Maxwell

Wright, protected only by masks, fought with foils for five minutes because of an arose in a fencing bout last Wednesday. Orest Meyvkar, New

Orleans fencing master, then de- | cided they were bleeding too much

to continue The fencers, announcing they had achieved sufficient “satisfaction,” called for drinks. Their seconds were the .ltimate losers -they had to pay for the drinks.

BARBERS' COUNSEL RAPS STATE SETUP

The independent barber is “persecuted” for not belonging to a union, it was charged by Ira M.

Holmes, legal counsel for the Bar-

bers’ Protective Association of Indiana, Inc. at a meeting of the Association vesterday

argument which |

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