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hear. SHAK ouly Io days betore the municipal election Democratic state headquarters in Indianapolis said a new candidate would be named immediately and his name posted over that of Mr, Burch on the Monticello ballot.

unopposed for the election next Tuesday. Mr, Buch, who was 66, came to Monticello in 1921 from Kentland as manager of the old Interstate Public Service Co. He is survived by his wife and two sons, Edward Burch Jr. of Detroit, and John of Minnesota. A spokesman for the Democratic State Committee said the White County Democratic Committee would be responsible’ for appointing Mr. Burch's successor ofi the ballot. Ed Steers of the State Election Board said Sec. 241 of the Indiana Btate Election Code provided that in case of death or resignation of a candidate, the name of the new

candidate would be pasted on the, ballot before the ballot is initialed] by the clerk. However, Mr. Steers said that written consent of the| new candidate was required before such action could be taken.

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Mr. Trattner, proprietor of a cigar|

at 148 W, 16th St, told police Guidance School Set e closed his store about 8:45 p. m.

to by Victor Peterson, Times Staff Photographer.

HALLOWEEN HIGH JIpiKs = Tonignss "the night when witches ride and pumpkins leer and youngsters jump from time for a little fanciful window dressing by newspapers to mark the day. Miss Police received reports from nine

Kessler Blvd.,

At Rawls Ave. and Prospect St. Mr. Trattner said he was ordered from the car and told to hand over his money. The holdup men then bound him and drove away in his

.Aftice sald the bandits might

Police today were searching for|have been the same ones who two gunmen who took Al Trattner, robbed Harry Howard, 55, of 1258 2150 N. Illinois St., “for a ride” and|W. Washington St, of several hun-

dred dollars earlier in the evening.

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BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Oct. 31 (UP)—Police in four states hunted

The bandits impudently robbed a downtown Birmingham jewelry store of nearly $100,000 in diamonds last night in plain view of pedestrians, Police Chief C. Floyd Eddins said several passersby noticed the men inside, But the pedestrians thought they were clerks locking up the display of precious gems for the| night. #4 The thieves first went to the residence of Louis W. Perry, owner of, the swank establishment.

Struck With Pistol | They forced Mr. Perry's ill and terrified wife to get them the com{bination to her husband's gem vault, | Mr, Perry arrived a Tow minutes later. As he walked in the front door, he was struck from behind by the butt end of a pistol, He was trussed up with a rope. | The six men then gplit their

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guard the family, The others, after taking Mr, Perry's keys, went to get the diamonds. They worked swiftly but calmly, scooping up between $80,000 and $100,000 of the best selections. One man stayed at the telephone, calling the Perry home periodically {to tell their confederates how things were coming along.

Pranksters Keep Police on Run

Halloween Vandals Damage Property

Halloween vandalism cut loose

It also is last night despite civic urging for

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‘'witch"'

to gaze upon irate citizens who bore the brunt of rock, garbage and paint slinging. Henry Ostrom, GOP county chairman and head of the Ostrom! Construction Co., Inc, told police | . several windows were smashed in| Toasts Princess the 2100 black of Sugar Grove AVE | CHICAGO, Oct. 31 (UP)—Eighty-| Where his company is building new five elderly men and women raised houses :

‘Studen nded thelr tea cups at the British Old 1s Rounded Up

Police readily rounded up a group

to Princess Elizabeth. The occasion was a shower party

who admitted the stone throwing. George Dixon, 5518 College Ave.,! reported that nine small windows

honor of the British princess who|during the night. will be married Nov. 20 to Lt.| The flair for throwing stones cost Philip Mountbatten. William Wolf of Moorestown al Some of the old people drank| windshield as he drove in the 5400 mild sauterne and sampled a large block of English Ave. wedding cake which wlil be for- Tavern Window Broken mally cut the day of the wedding.| Archie Kissee, 1015 Harrison St.’

to educators at the annual guidance| to be held at Purdue

After the toast, they wrappedreported a double storm window their gifts which will be sent to| broken and Jivko Checkoff, 1541 W.| the princess by air. The presents Michigan St. sald a girl passed his uded a handmade pink satin|tavern last night and for no apillow and a copy of “Love parent reason threw a.rock through ," a bride's “first year” book. his front window. The "home, located in suburban| A can of black paint was thrown Hollywood, was founded in 1920 for | against the side of the Lagle Diner, old persons of British descent who 3554 W. 10th St. Pranksters chose live in the Midwest. to throw burlap sacks full of trash

—c on his lawn, Reid Hampley, 1612 E. Bedford Council {46th St. told police. ‘Nominee Selected

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ment of a new home he is build|ing at 1720 E. Kelly 8t., Norman BEDFORD, Oct. 31—Clyde Pish Pitcher told police. has been appointed Democratic| John Otter, 2205 Bellefontaine st. candidate for city council here to|complained to authorities that succeed Samuel W. Clubb, who died | sometime during the night his outunexpectedly Monday at Dunn Me-| door privy was upset by a group of morial Hospital. ' boys.

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