Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 October 1939 — Page 14

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Weisberg said he was . verygne urt| shirts present.” : : wo > Provincial police today seized 1,000,- he was charged with a $100,000 fraud [converting $1 bills inte $10, $20, $100 not in the room when the money — - i — ¥ ney 000 copies of a picture puzzle which in Chicago. and $1000 bills. Two Chicagoans: be- was handed ever and accepted his POULTRY SPECIALS | R 5TH ARE A when folded transformed pictures of| Sadly he remarked that if the|came interested in the process. . .|accomplice’s word on the money ob-{}. - Eh . . SATURDAY ONLY : Adolf Hitler and Josef Stalin into sx yas accurate there was in- Weisberg nd his Soniederate Sr-| tained. ; - EGGS, cracked, in cartons ............15cdoz. emier Maurice Duplessis of |9653 DO honor among thieves. Tangsd a hotel fendeavous : HENS, Roasting or Boiling ..............15¢clb : one of P ‘Weisberg, police said, told them he|vember, 1936, and there the confi-(I™ ——— FR eesees...15c Ib. Af to PI Recruits in|] Quebec. got, only $2100 in the belief his con-|dence men asked their victims to] Exacting . . . : YS, Leg . or AS Mw Cora oe + + 1686 1b ’ rmy 0 ace recruits Inj . Police made the seizure under the fue = She swindling 3 Paste oN. os oa Tn ot were 2 WATCH REPAIRING OF GROCERIES AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Regular, Anti-Aircraft authority of the padlock law against| C1 S860 CUS EISSEIEE, BAC Tol on (apparently emerged as $1000 bilis.|| Af LOWEST PRICES NEW SANITARY MARKET : communism. Police said that Stalin’s| yolice said, and waived extradition|The victims were told to cash thei} STA ELRY €O. | NOW UNDER THE MANAG) OF MAX SMULYAN Regiments. picture on the puzzle brought it|to Chicago. bills at any bank they chose. ST ANLEY JEWE rato} Bian, ain:s00 a PEN TILL NOON SUNDAYS US «¢ under this act. A distinguished appearing man! THe bills, actually $1000 notes, || eecm—— . : shied chigan. very on Orders of $1. RI-1231 Times Special a eelitad | | Le . 4 iona men w rec . ) ; . , from the Fifth Corps Area, of J : : ® ; which Indiana is a part, for service : : in the Sixth Regular Army Division : 4 : : ol . and the 61st and 62d Coast Artil- CRT : lery Anti-Aircraft Regiments, Maj. : : i ; : Gen Daniel Van Voorhis, command- Secretary of Raper Frataes Yor. . St 7 MAKES IT POSSIBLE FOR .] ing general announced today. kins (above) Speak &% Jn ; : / : % The Fifth Corps Area also includes Samy oy 3 at 3 ban. - - YOU TO CLOTHE THE Ohio, Kentucky and West Virginia.| j,gton chapter of the American ; Previous quotas given the| Fifth| accociation of University Women, ENTIRE FAMILY ON or Corps Area to bring the Fifth Divi- UU binson of the Indiana / : sion up to stréngth by Nov. 12 were Dm ons i de- P AYM ENTS S 0 SM L 0, oh (fi 0% | partment ampouneod iolay. The MALL ; “| banque e e n : Re Ns at the new enlist- Building. YOU WON'T MISS THE ’ ments will serve in the First and 20th Infantry Regiments of the TECH SENIORS N AME 1 o Sixth Division, stationed at Ft. MONEY! ; : Francis E. Warren, Wyo. |These | regiments will entrain shortly for OF FIGERS OF OL ASS the winter ¢amp at Camp Jackson, S.C. . Another 250 men from 2 jas . will be stationed with the 61st - of b and 16 1s Aircraft Regiment at Ft. Sheridan, h THeniy. ected officers $ guls TIl, while 150 men will be sent to| av the 62d Anti-Aircraft Regiment at|1940 graduating class at Tech High v Ft. Totten, New York City. | School. They comprise the senior One hundred and fifty of the new | quncil which conducts the business recruits will be sent immediately ? the senior class, to Ft. McPherson, Ga., to join the|%t thes 80th Field Artillery, stationed there| The officers are: — : . during the winter months.| The| Roll Room 5—Richard C. Lewis, = : : ; " home station of the Tegument 1s Ft. $3 SERGI Msi, Forget . 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