Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 August 1947 — Page 4

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Charge Police Fail To Answer Reports A systematic raid of two business oections early yesterday netted) burglars more. than $1000 loot, potics ¥nil taday, Meanwhile, Police Inspettor Donald Tooley is investigating a complaint that a. burglar believed responsible for three North side

break-ins escaped because police failed to answer three reports of a break-in. James Noble Pearson, 810 Muskfngum st, teported he saw a man entering a rear door of Teller Grocery, 112 W. St. Clair st, about 2 a. m. Sunday. He said he called police three times to send a car before a squad was finally dispatched to the scene. By that time the | intyuder had fled The squad investigating found boards from a roof had been pried off and the store ransacked. The owner, John Teller, 2002 Central ave, was unable to give an estimate of missing articles, ‘Unusually Busy’ Night Inspector Tooley said he would investigate the complaint today. He pointed out, however, that the fails ure to investigate might have heen the result of “an unusually busy” night. He said headquarters received and investigated ‘155 reports from 6p m Saturday tofa m Sigday The burglary of the 8t. Clair sv. grocery was linked to break-ins at two N. Illinois st. business plates. A burglar broke in the Charles Tolliver barber shop, 603 N T1llinois st. by using a stepladder to pry open & transom. Inside he Look $50 and cut through a wall to enter the adjoining Thomas Buck Cigar. Btore, 605 N. Illinois, where $15 was taken Two Bouth Side establishmen:s also were raided early Sunday Raid Dental Office Dental equipment valued at almost $700 were taken from the office of Dr. W. J. Kniper, 1131 Shelby st. Micrometers and measuring instruments valued at $400 were taken from the Excel Mould Inc 1143 Shelby st. The only major home buffglary was at the residence of Ralph Wurz 47. of 832 E. Market st. where a ring valued at $000, a watch worth $80 and $200 in cash were taken The burglars overlooked a box containing several hundred dollars The- only violent erime reported this week-end was the sluggingrobbery of James L. Lawrence, 70, of 3022 W. 11th st. Mr. Lawrence fold police two teen-age youths slugged him and took $6 in the 800 block of N. Pennsylvania st. last night, - : :

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; * Old Settlers to Hear Indiana Historian RossvLockridge, aindiana historian, | will be the speaker at the 64th! meeting of the Old Settlers of Marfon County, Sunday, Aug. 31 at Broad Ripple park. Prizes will be awarded to prettiest babies andgirls, the oldest man and oldest woman present, and the couple married the longest Officers of the association are Emsley W. Johnson, president; Martha B. Howe, vice president; Charles P. Wright, treasurer; Samantha King, secretary and Dorothy Bosson, | historian, :

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