Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 December 1946 — Page 35

20 1946 || FRIDAY, DEC. 20, 1946

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PARE PRCRCEY, ps : y :'[cessity for the small number of in- |g _ : 135. Youngsters 11 STATE ROADS CLOSED ' |%, LaPorte; Ind, TMAS olin 00 lms oone N rmar mates has caused county commis- afe Club ’ The state highway commission {o- (line; Ind. 45, 1 J sioners and councilmen to hesita Attend Yule Party day announced the following roads| junction 14, Jasper county , gpd tht y [oo replacements. A * Electronics Laboratories, Inc., yes- |¢-0sed for construction: Wilkinson; Ind. 124, west of Ind. 13; council has been called for Jan. -2° C S TOWN 135 youngsters whose names were Burr Oak; U, B.24, re

"Rob Man of Groceries, Break Tavern Window A trio of teen-agers driving a

after breaking a tavern wihdow because the proprietor refused to sell liquor to them. :

Police believe the same group of youthful hoodlums offered & ride to ‘an East side man later, robbing him of two sacks of groceries valued

car after a short distance. Thomas Inkoff, proprietor of a tavern at~71712 E. Wash told police the boys entered a few minutes before closing time and ordered liquor, When he refused to sell them because of their age they st-vmed out of the establishment and broke the window. They made their escape in a

Force Rider from Car

As Norman Gregg, 47, of 112 8. Bancroft st. waited for a street car at Alabama and Washington sts, a trio of boys answering the, description of the others offered a ride to him, he told police. A third boy wearing an army uniform was picked up. at Noble and! Washington sts, the group driving to the 2000 block of E. Washington st., where the youths took the groceries and forced Mr. Gregg from the car. Marion T. Mosher, 39, of 825 Eugene st, was robbed of $4 by three men and then slugged at| California and Market sts, police were informed. An 18-year-old Seymour youth, Morris Foster, was robbed of $30 and forced to exchange clothing | with a holdup man, who stopped him near Illinois and New York! sts., last night.

Richman Employees Have Yule Party

Employees and their families of

“hoterod™ car eéscaped- last night|

at $12 and forcing him from their.

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Jail Inmates Better Housed, Jury Charges

Times State Service LEBANON, Ind. Dec. 20.—A re< port of the Boone county grand Jury disclosed today that. county

. [criminals are better housed than | [the poor in the infirmary.

The county jail was described as being In “very good condition” while the infirmary was noted as “a disgrace to the citizens of Boone county” and “unfit for human habitation.” : The only adverse comment on the county jail detailed the need of painting some cells, Conditions at the infirmary, housing 29 inmates, has been a matter of controyersy for several years. Successive grand juries have recommended improvements, but this was the most strongly-worded report

to consider an extra 1047 appropriation of $5000 for repairs at the institution. The. superintendent and matron, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Copeland, were: exonerated of a responsibility for poor conditions. The report said: “We find, however, the Boone county poor are kept in a very clean condition by the superintendent thereof, considering the facilities with which they have to work. “The farm does not have sufficient and proper dishes, cooking utensils, cleaning tools and equipment for the health of patients therein. We find plumbing in the building bad, no baths for the inmates on the second floor and the lavatory (overflow) from the upstairs runs down on the refrigerators in the kitchen where the food is kept. “We find that there are insuffi-

so far. cient tools for the operation of the EX ACTLY model T automobile, apparently Material shorta and t i » : eed “souped-up” with ial equips ges d the ne-|farming land ...” the report said. ment,

THE WHIP—The Rev. Peter John Jett of Los Angeles was accused of assault and battery |

Bank Employees Sing Carols Daily

A chrous composed of staff members of the Indiana National bank are holding daily caroling sessions | from the bank's balcony at 11:45 a, m. and 1:30 p. m.

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