Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 May 1946 — Page 27

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0 BURGLARIES | Cir HERE, ADMITTED

NO Meri Held in Marion Confess Thefts Here.

Two men held in Marion on” auto winditry charges today had conssed to 10 burglaries in Indianyolis in the past: year. The men, Arthur W. Smith, 37, 1437 Minocqua ave., and “Naaniel T. Rutledge, 28, of 615 W. ith st., made their confessions to \dianapolis Detectives Tom Naumk and Hershel Plummer, police id. . They gave locations 6f 10 places hich they said they robbed. In jdition to taking whisky and garets, police said, the men in veral cases hauled away safes-and ter broke them. open. Conflict With Records Their confessions conflicted with lice reports in several instances. 1ey confessed to taking one case whisky from the Brown Key vern, 3737 E. 30th st., in October, nile the police said 45 cases and 0 were taken, Police also said $205 and three amonds were taken from the ahn drugstore, 3811 English ave. it the men admitted taking only

00. The eannon-carrying truck of the Zacchinis of circus fame, and an oil truck burn furiously after a col- [District champion, Evert, Jones, Orooked The men said they took $1000] lision In Gary, Ind. Edmund Zacchini and his daughter, Victoria, who was catapulted in the human ean- |SIRe0 “30% Lon" "nob" Oytarnaus, om the Montgomery tavern, 522| monball act, escaped uninjured but he lost $10,000 in cash in the blazing truck. The oil driver suffered [School 84; League “O" John Lunstrom,

“Cireds Conta Carting Truck Burns After Collision

Raymond st, while police re-| arm -burns and log abrasions,

rted the loot as “several hundred —

rllars.” Other Places Entered Actress Dr Other spots which they said they irglarized and the reported loot be A - cluded: n SiN Allison tavern, Rural" and Brookjde aves, 24 cases of whisky;

Chmidt's tavern, 206 S. State st., bthing taken; Frank Bernard

tic prescription blanks. The men were arrested by An-|divorce,

TRIEGLE- TRIPLETS

MONTH OLD TODAY Miss Sterling, ex-wife of Tommy association elected Donald C. Ul- told police she frightened the bur- Spring SGordon Handion: hool 10; Warner Jr., wealthy auto parts heir, rich, Dillshoro, to the presidency] |glar away when she returned home. League “A.” Gordon Handlon: League

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hey have béen under hospital care drink milk.’ nce birth. “Diana didn't want to

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vern, 3852 E. Washington st., $160, {milk at her own champagne party.| cases of whisky and 65 cartons| Miss Sterling and tennis player isunderstandings — we are good Mrs. Sanders were visiting neigh- | League “C,” Joe Louls Moore, Behan © cigarets; Hook's drugstore, 5502 John Howard both. had their faces|ijonqe . Washington st. and Richie Phar- |slapped—by each other—in the acy, 4001 Boulevard pl., no loot, ruckus at the Trocadero night club! d the Victor Gilliland drugstore, | early yesterday that ended a fare-| 50 E. Michigan st., $1400 and nar- (well party for Diana Barrymore, | going to Las Vegas, Nev, for a

‘The Striegle boys were the trip-|and had repeatedly belittled my ident; J. Harold Fife, East Chicago, t sons of Mr. and Mrs. Walter drinking milk during my party,” second vice president; Herbert R. triegle of Lawrenceville. They Miss Sterling said. “He kept saying,| Wald, Indianapolis, re-elected secere born April 16 and were de- ‘A fine thing for you to do, invite retary-treasurer; Ray E. Needham, reported for work this morning School 20; Leagu bribed today as “hale and hearty.” us to a champagne party and then Marion,

Hats so light and lovely they seem threaded with

rinks Milk—Party ace-Slapping Brawl

Burglaries of four North side| “PD.” Tine Mitchell, School 41. HOLLYWOOD, May 16 (U. P.).—| party, but he did. When I asked pomes last night were believed to- Willard Park—League “A” David Huges

laag’s drugstore, 2401 E. 39th st. | Actress Anne Sterling today blamed | him not to be so insistent, hisky, cigars and cigarets; the movie colony’s latest night club| !slapped me twice.”

{him first.

Other guests at the party said | i things came close to a free-for-al {brawl when some of the men fol-|

VINCENNES, Ind, May 16 (U.|[80d a guest at Miss Barrymore's at the close of the 66th annual | Mr. and Mrs. ) —Marvin, « Melvin; —and- ‘Martin{ PAIL, invited the group into. the iriegle today were one month old, | Trocadero for a final champagne it officials of Good Samaritan PATtYy on her. She drank milk. ~~ |Lincoln. ospital said there would be no| “Howard was in a nasty ood] Other officers are Verlan L. Poin- [their home. When they entered &|ieague “0” Richard Delaney, St. Patlong before the slapping incident dexter, Washington, first vice pres- man ran out of the rear of the rick's Catholic Sheol, League “D,” Dar{house,- taking $20 in loot. . e Hoosier Pete filling station, |.; muhneing, School 12 360 E. New York st., was burglarized | Lowell Buhneing; League “B," Earl Posh |after it closed last night. When he ier. Sehool 73; Deagde 5 pony Hoy,

leave the | president, advisory member.

THEINDIANAPOLIS TIMES... Sitti nl ee PAG DOZEN MARBLES isis wis 55| Shine Boys' Held In Clothes T

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“A,” Ralph Ho “B* Charles Malone: Lasgus Nor Car) Lichte, School . League * Jerry Richardson, School 4 trict Shampien,, eal Strayhorn, School 63; league Neal Strayhorn; League a» iam "Scott, School 63; League

Leagu he day to be the work of the same |School 14: League “C.” Federick Hodson, | {man, police said. Howard said Miss Sterling slapped| Loot valued at $3000 was taken brawl on the fact she was drinkin A Brookside wCemmunity Cunter~Distries B| from the Leroy Sanders home, 5151 | champion, illard Nance, School 26; “It was just one of those little | Washington blvd, while Mr. and|pesgue “B,” Willard Nance, School he said. | bors last night. Entering through an | 33 unlocked rear door, the burglar t00k| Nertheast Community - Center—District 1|® fur jacket valued at $400, one ring Saamplenc Bab Bob Schubnell, School 51

valued at $2200 and one worth $300, | Paul Price, School 51; League C.” Bark jowed Howard outside and wanted ® WAtch valued at $45 and a purse | Branbom. Scital 55; Lage "D," Emp. to fight. {containing $100. 11 k fter th Th ing beg ith k bi er Jack >rson police a week ago alter they e evening an with a coc tail] {residences o Mrs, Marguerite acklegedly robbed a Marion drug-|party at the home of Miss Barry- D. C. ULRICH HEADS | ore. more, about to divorce Actor Bram- | well Fletcher, and wound up with|

|son White, 5639 Washington blvd., Schoo! 2; i Junge DY He tor frat, place use Oo ArKness ween ona FUNERAL DIRECTORS 2nd Mr, and Mrs. Franz W. Fackler, BI noe ar ig Ware PoppEw 5807 N. Delaware st., were ransacked | School 82. a round of Sunset Strip night clubs. | The Indiana Funeral Directors’ | |but nothing was taken. Mrs, White | ®® beld Friday at 4 p. m. at Christian,

Walter Batchelor, | «cv Dale Irvin, , School 10; League ‘D, 43d were wor Norman Clark, ool 10. | convention yesterday at the Hotel front NN okss Sis a ROFkine on Toe South Side Community Center—Disirict

lto them that there was a man in| League “A”

$208 missing from the safe.

City Title Saturday.

District winners in The Times|City recreation division marbles tournament were selected last night at 12 community centers and playgrounds. Playoffs at four other cen-

ters, where the tourney was halted because of darkness, will be held tomorrow at 4 p. m, The district winners will compete at Willard Park, E. Washington st. and State ave. Saturday morning beginning at 9 o'clock. That day the Indianapolis champion will be selected. The title holder will go to Cleveland, O., with all expenses paid by The Indianapolis Times to compete in the national marbles tournament from June 3 through 1. Here are the results of the playoff at the centers, with the district champion listed if the tourney was completed:

Tarkington Park--Distriet champion, Ledn Taylor, School 32; League “A.” Leon Taylor; Pon ue “B,” Robert Montgomery, School 43; League *“ " Robert Keough, School 0 League “D,” Don Sutherland,

Playground at 46th and Indianela sts. = Creek sc League ' James Beatty,

School 84; League “D,” Ebert Jones.

Fall Creek Playground—District champion, Charles Malone, School 3 League m, shoo] League

Northwestern A manly Center—Dis-

Clifton Lewis, School 63; League

School 14; eo ‘B” Calvin Hayes,

School 14; League “D,” Earl Meadors, School 15.

League “A” Wi Lukenbill, ohost 547 2

28; League ‘D,” Charles Noland, Schodl

Bob Schubnell; League “B.’

neth Heath, School §

Christian aa Cauter—Lioague the | “A,” Harold Buttrum, School 31; “B” Arthur Miller, Albert Walsman county school; e “C,"” James Corman,

The league “D” playoff will istriet champion, “B,” Charles Tooley, School 2; Lea e

champion, Estel Henderson, School 18: Donald Lemasters, School 39; League “B" Estel Henderson, School 18;

rell Pollard, School Garfield Park—District agus aw. ague

auch, School 72.

League “B.” nald Hites, School 25; League “C.” Alfred Jones, School 12;

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League “DS Melvin Duncan, School 12 8 Military Park—District ehiamplos, James Crawford, School 17; League “A, James 4 | Crawford; League ‘B’ George Miller, “| School 4; League *“C.” Carlton Terrell, School 17; League “D” Eugene Keller, 4.

NA champion, Donald Yates, Mars Hill school; posing as shoe shine boys at’ four boys off the bus, police ound Lea “A,” Charles Walters, M Hill hool: League “B Robert Sots, Schoo] CAMP Atterbury while they stole is

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- i “| Coleman tndni : “A They were arrested after r A,” tie for first place, because of dark 4 District Win ners Play fo Ty pee an ph Brewer, pheol 3 Franklin authorities

. Rhodius SN i Center—District FOUR YOUTHS who have been | early this morning.

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League Yo, ‘Donald Yates; League| army clothing were held by juve-

“D,” Eddie Pollard, Mars Hill school ‘ Compianily = Conter-Longue hile aid authorities today.

Police sald the quartet, up of one 1l-year-old, one year-old and two 14-year-old boys, requested | confessed they had been stripping “B* Charles Williams, School 1; League | local police to stop a bus coming | the camp of clothing for more

or Donald Duncan, School 53; League] from Atterbury to Indianapolis than a year, ‘

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