Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 March 1946 — Page 18

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Of House Burglaries.

A series of house and apariment burglaries swept tiie city this weekend as doors and windows were

thieves. Three business places also were looted, Julian Kiser: told police articles valued at $6000 were stolen between 6:15 and 8:45 p. m. yesterday from his apartment at 3060 N. Meridian st. Loot included a platinum diamond bracelet, pearls, a Persian lamb coat and gold cuff links. Ivan Smith, 3641 Washington blvd., today gave police an incomplete list of property valued at $1500 | taken when thieves broke | home yesterday. A partial list of the loot included | | |

a movie camera, several valuable clocks, a radio, two irons, a fur coat, two rifles, photography equipment, | binoculars and leather bag and | Case. Jewelry valued at $300 was taken | last night from the apartment of

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Marshall Mannerheim

HELSINKI, March 4 (U. P).— Marshal Carl Gustav Von Mannerheim has resigned as president of Finland, it was annouficed officially today.

Two Pockethooks Stolen

While a, card party was in prog-| { ress Saturday night at 1221 N. New| Jersey st. a hand reached throug hi | an open window and withdrew two | pockeibooks. Gordon Holland, 48, of 30 E. St. | Joseph st. told police he awoke] | yesterday, in time to see his trousers | disappearing through an’ open

Thieves who broke into the Clemons Trucking Co. 501 S' West st. took merchandise from four trucks.

Mannerheim went to Portugal recently because of his health. He has been ill since his return several weeks ago, and his resignation had been expected. He is 79

| years old.

A meeting of the Finnish cabinet .was called for later today, and Premier J. K. Paasikivi was

i -scheduled to speak over the ra-

dio this evening.

PREPARE KOREAN PARLEY

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7 LOCAL RETURNEES REACH WEST COAST

rived in San Francisco today, to

separation. = *’ First. Lt. Nelsor&. Johnson, 3668 Central ave., and Maj. Kenneth E. Thornburg, 514 BE. 20th st, were aboard the Gen, Heintzelman. : "Arriving on the Gen. Hershey were Sgt. George E. Schuman, T. 5th Gr. Ralph’ Butler, Pvt. Paul J, Pointdexter, Cpl. George A. Peacock, and Capt. Charles J. Lehr, Six Indianapolis soldiers who ar-

and were sent to Camp Atterbury were T, Sgt. Fritz A. Sondermann, T. 3d Gr. Joseph Ecktman, T. 5th Gr. William R. Gill,” T. 5th Gr. Joseph E. Hite, Sgt. Samuel F, Brooks Jr. and Pfc. Thomas E. Berry.

FRANCE STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, March 4 (U. P.). —Authoritative quarters said today there may be a delay of a day or two before issuance of the joint Anglo-American-French statement demanding ouster of the Franco regime in Spain. The declaration had been expected today but it was understood that British officials sought more time to work out details®

' Seven Indianapolis” soldiérs ar-|’

Man Hurt Here X In Balloon Blast

EXPLOSION of a toy balloon filled with stove gas yesterday sent Virgil Maxwell, 23, of 4726 W. Washington st., to. City hospital, with severe face and hand burns. “ The=victim was sitting in an automobile parked at Morris st. and Tibbs ave, with Robert White.of. 1442 8. Earl st., who escaped in-

jury. The car windows were shattered,

the home of H. T: Wright yester- | day afternoon at 1442 Naomi st. ‘While the occupants were e away.

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| shampoo and push-up | set.

* Z-|-P-P-E-R-S INSTALLED & REPAIRED HOOSIER WEAVING GO.

509 State Life Bldg.

A Regular $15.00 Value 321 Board of Trade Bldg.

Cor, Meridian and Ohio Across From Pestoffice

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Fire also charred the interior of

TWO IN THE DARK

"At a dismal pre-dawn hout dusing the mid

February blizzard a lady farm dweller telephoned a Southeastern official at his city

residence and excitedly asked how soon her’

electric light service would be restored. She admitted it was a wild night because the heavy wind hid torn off a bara door. “Please excuse me a moment while I get a candle”, said the power man, "'so that I can

~ see to properly write down your name and

address for immediate attention”. “Why do you need a candle in the city?” asked the lady. “Because my apartment, in fact this entire part of the city, has been without lights for several hours”, was the true reply. “This storm is bad everywhere, I imagine”. “Well, in that case”, continued the customer, “I'm sorry I bothered you, especially at this hour of the night. I'm sure you'll'do your best”. The rural lady's service was restored by daylight.

SOUTHEASTERN INDIANA POWER CO. "EARL L. CARTER, President

Atty. Gen. Board

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Governor ( decided whe parole of t Loogootee fa be 10 days | on Workman A detailed

. state police. |

man’s parol Aug. 31 and submitted to by Atty. Ge ‘Acted It concludt “That the

SEOUL, Korea, March 4 (U, P).! —American- military authorities to- | revealed that seven United ||| States government representatives left on March 2 for Pyong Yang,| Break Window {capitol of the Soviet occupation | | Police believe the same burglars zone, to complete arrangements for | DOWNSTAIRS were responsible for three break-ins! a new joint meeting of Soviet and| = at coal company offices last night.« [American commissions. : STORE Thieves who broke a rear window — - = : his parole. : to gain entry took $45 from a safe] p. om 2 1 ; —— - , a i nee That you at the Garland Coal Co. 1422 W.| hi % \ % % % 4 4 a on the rec |30th st., after batfering into the state clemen © |safe. Also looted was. the nearby | good faith, ¢ [Davis & Little Coal Co. 1340 W. | used or atte 20th st., where $4 and a box of cigars | fluence to h was taken. role. Burglars took a re volver and some | Public postage stamps when they looted | “That the the Owens Coal Co., ‘1337 Eugene] Greenwald) or authorit}

st. imprisoned to employ ¢ tent his act. parole were Governor man’s parol in Loogoote . created goss community were officia with his co had been cd The Work: a controvers diaria legal & Interv He was. & for inspirin; which. a ma _ Atty. “state police prabe of t .more-than § the “two fc diana. “All rumc proper use Workman o without

Jack Foster, 1510 Olney st, al-| most bumped into a burglar as he centered his home last night, Tam day to get his revolver, fired a shot “at : the intruder as he fled through the back-yard.

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