Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 April 1946 — Page 4

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ah en — TUESDAY, APRIL | 16, 1946

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Gy : : < ualties during the operation. The he told police, by stealing bottles ! : Bandit Identified BATTLE FOR RHINE 1a G. F.'s grand total in casualties EXPANSION TRAPS from beer trucks to sell at 10 cents Ui O11 - : : was 731,814 and reached a peak in each. Business was so brisk, he de- H J 2 ? '| December, 1944, when the daily rate BOY ‘BEER i ARON’ cided to expand. He said he planned | CALLED COSTLIEST si SEE I P ! | re t ts v: wh REACH bh 1 000 More men were killed and wound=| Figures for the three divisions| CINCINNATI O., April 16 (U.P).| rc oy ob 35 cents a ; ] : WITH id ed during the November, 1945 bat-| trained at Samp Augy are: |—Juvenile authorities _ yesterday JAPAN IS FORUM TOPIC ; : = | tle for the Rhine river in Germany Killed Wound issing Total held a 14-year-old Cincinnati “beer Gordon Hall will discuss “Ja » Trainmen’s Walkout Threat than in any other operation of 3th M64 13888 06 16838\baron atter polioe broke up his| “UG tL SUT amid Sanitation i : 10857 210 14,343|fiyer into the ma e. Hits Rock Island. - world war II, according to an army I aa 1.023 2.648 Eight patrolmen who answered sional Men's Forum to be held at Not Pas oT : ground forces report today. 1 ? "lan, alarm at the Burger Brewing|6:15 p. m. tomorrow in Catherine's : » VD IE : y Ta The 30th, 83d and 106th divisions, . —— =——— ~~ "|g, found the youth tugging at beer| Restaurant, 1435 N. Meridian st. Mr, (Continues A new walkou a ‘arm ; | trained at Camp Atterbury, suf-| Totals— cases in the basement. ° Hall returned recently from the : - Machine or jiequipment industry today, and the a fered. a combined total of 33,009 7516 25,046 1519 33,620) He started out several weeks ago, | Philippines, Japan and China. Teamsters’ u strike was ca PERMANENT Bie " Radway Vaiggii CE Shinn IA of Mayor Ty Seater? to ® e gE fusal” to me Island railroad. = sentatives to Twelve hundred members of the = the union as $ 95 O.1. 0. Farm Equipment and Metal = the city stree Workers union struck the‘ Allis- = Mayor Tyn Chalmers plant at Springfield, Ill, = ¢ has no legal at midnight. %e = I diana law t The walkout brought the number 2 = union repres ‘ t i : 2 6 9 v STORE, } scares 18 | JIS, Rike-tdle American workess to — E AYRES The “BUY WAY of tod | " i = | p elabol T, J. A. Coleman,.chairman of the 2 nual clean-up 15 3 H. Parks, chs

tion later th TIXERE “55555 IN $669 HOLDUP T Ee be de] or at leas ays, |” campaign. however, by the appointment of a WwW ! 0 F t COLLEGE presidential fact-finding board. ea r n a S er Entrance, II N. Penn St. Other Developments . : ized in AX MiB )dd Fellow Bldg. TLE RETIRE RF Other labor developments: Ex Convict Recogn -] ONE: The executive board of the Louisville. E OC. 1. O. United Auto Workers ynion|- = was in Chicago for a meeting which] A Louisville, Ky., parole violator |= > . w No may determine to what exent (héluoiay has been denied as the 2 A Party-Wise Dress with i board will back the policies of tie] ° — - P.).—A soluti lone, bandit who staged a $660 |= union's new president, Walter| *" > 2 slaying of Mr Reuther. hold-up of the First Federal Savings |= B Ca hi Lin Siva ot 0: TWO: Secretary of Labor Lewls|& Loan Co, 2 E. Market st., Feb. 18.2 eau-Latc ing eS ~ A B. Schwellenbach admitted that] pe is John Kinchloe DeJarnette, |= eoun little progress had been made t0-|ex.convict being held in Louisville |= Sheriff Alvi ward breaking a deadlock between in connection with three other loan |= slain woman's the United Mine Workefs” union company hold-ups. He was identi- |= ; Who was hac (A. P. of L) and the strikeboundifieq by Fred . Asperger, 4031(= the same wes soft coal industry. Guilford ave. vice president of the |= 30 e, remaine FOUR: Maintenance of way em-|jocal loan company who accom- xz ° on a host SHEMSTIRAK Motor Reconditioner is prepared by skiff! |i ployees of the United Railroad panied detectives to Louisville to |= : “Tes not a chemi. Tested under oll climatic conditions. Guaranteed fo || Workers union (C. I. O.) signed &\make identification. = yet, Am 9 : foosen and eliminate sludge or money back. | contract with the Atchison, Topeka| A picture of DeJarnette previous- |= 2 ce to . p The Use of SI-EN-TIF-IK Motor ||20d Santa Fe railroad, providing & 1y was identified by employees of = June Be Jorg r should 16-cent hourly wage increase retro-| the joan company shortly after the |= ng us ” active to Jan. 1. hold-up. A statement charging him |= pees on with armed robbery was filled in|S ’ line a success . ftsioss cnboeuin ee ick hat. Prose dogs. Ni Soanily Seal tourt Ves: \m You'll make your party Mrs. Morga ond sticky s. Permils easy flow of oil. GR AND JURY T0 PROBE terday, to be used against him if = when you wear this missey rayon crepe Sheiy burning : «Creates he is not convicted of the Louis- 12 dress, gay with scallops and bows. Note TI oo ville charges. 2 the soft front drape. In powder blue, fication. Cor DeJarnette, who has a long prison = : 1 record, was shot in an attempted = navy and aqua. Sizes 14 to 20. rg 5 4 was EVANSVILLE, Ind. April 16 (U. escape Dec. 26, and escaped from!'= ho 0 x P).—A Vanderburgh county grand | the hospital Jan. 9. He was ap-'= found in h — er jury will consider the stabbing Prehended in Gloue, 0. us > z Mae death of 19-year-old Robert H. eo Lovievine eh » parole 2 behind the h C. 8. BOWERS, 1449 N. Pennsylvania, Ll. 0487 Fannie 3 a. tavern aigument last Hoe 26 Quvict ui) ks 3 varvle cus pene A BER Wednesday. | Kas. » poun -$ STATE J08 3 HISO Circuit court officials said the between the } B. F. ATCHISON jury would convene Thursday. TanWARREN A. FORSYTHE 1201 Broadway ner died from stab wounds a few SEEKS BONUS FOR 801 Kappes St. RI. 8229 hours after he argued with com- ® Indianapolis, Ind. JESSE. KELSO. VANCE panions outside a tavern, police HOOSIER VETERANS B. T. PRIOR Paoli, Ind. ori held Lt. Wilburn VASHION DRESSESS a as ik NI Nt TOMMY KIRKHAM Wayne Fletcher, Clay, Ky. in con-| The Indiana department of the STs . 3 Box 493 nection with the case. Willlam| American Legion will seek a bonus Downstairs nieve nlf

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