Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 February 1948 — Page 12

TAXPAYERS TAKE NOTE— "| H someone knocks on your door during the first 20 days of

March and you think it is the personal property. tax assessor but aren't sure, just ask him to ‘produce this identification card. .

Tax Assessors

For Saturday Morning

Mrs. Edna J. Perisho, 636 N.|

Union, O., she had lived here 12/ years. She was 66. : Services wiil be held at 10a. m. Saturday in Moore Mortuaries Peace Chapel. The Rev, L. C.! Trent, Woodruff Place Baptist | Church, will officiate. Burial will} be in New. Crown.

n More Arrested Here {On Charges of Gaming

late 41 Defendants in

____ Police Squads Slate Three-Day Drive by

Professional Jambling in Indianapolis was getting tougher and

tougher this wee Eleven more persons were

Beville Ave., died today in her charges of operating lotteries, pin-ball machines, and a poker home.” A native of New West game, This brought to 41 the number of defendants arrested on gaming charges in the last three days.

\ 1 ‘ , or the Bubway Social Club, 2455% | IX SA ‘|Northwestern Ave., white officers

In Larceny Case

arrested by police vice squads on Six men were arrested in a raid

Forrest McBain, 2706 Paris Ave. and Daniel Mason, 961 W. 20th St., were charged with keeping a gaming house. Four others were

speak at the Scottish Rite convocation banquet here March 19;

His other books include “Jefferson, the Forgotten Man,” “Smoke Screen” and “For Ameri-

Survivors are the husband, Leo A. Perisho; a daughter, Mrs. Gladys Graves, Indianapolis, and a brother, Thomas Dawlee, Win-

cans Only.”

Judge Clark Suggests charged with gaming.

Cigar Store Raided Change of Venue - | ;..4 Hand, 5s, of 20 W. 28th

Rumors of a “suspected” at-|St., and Charles Ballard, 2051 tempt to put In a “Ax” on wicollege AV Hafe dtiarged ” ih Melvin A. Walker, 1416 8. €en- gtand Jutéeny 4 a ik Munieipaistore at 708 E. 19th Bt. yon Ave. died yesterday at his Youd ay Alex 31. Clark to the In a raid on the South Gate) ro ex M. Meridian St, was hospitably| On March 1 these deputies wil [home He was 53. ; [Prosecutors office. Honig ry Ye won . Ss opened to missionaries and their siart making the rounds of all| Mr. Walker, a native of Zon-| «yt seems the prosecuting wit- lating the slot machine law by “ : families passing through the city. residences and business houses nersville, Tenn. had resided hereinegs thinks there has been an at- permitting juveniles to gamble ; Survivors include twin sOnS, i ne township. The other town-| 2» Years and had been employed tempt to ‘fix’ this case” Judge on pin-ball machines. 3 George and David, and a daugh- ships in the county will be in for at - Public Service Co. of Indiana !Ciark remarked from the bench. A raid on a cigar store at 1437 ter, Carolyn; an sunt, Mrs. Ivan, "oor "treatment, but the op-|18 Years. He was a member of|“If I were the prosecutor I would Columbia . Ave. resulted in the| Olmstead, and a cousin, Mrs. Ire-| = “WHE 500 C0 il not be on Modern Woodmen of Americaifile a motion for a change of BE a at. he! dell Wright, both of Anderson, 0 Of " not be ON iand .the IOOF of Lewisburg. venue.” arcest of G org Taylor, 27, H Ind., and her cousins, Mrs. Julia|5Uch a large scale. Tenn. a 1 rnd ve, on a charge o Darlington, and Mrs. Paul Fisher,| At today's meeting the deputies gyryiving are his wife, Anua| judge's remarks followed operating & lottery.

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Due on March 1 suc

Today 250 deputy assessors met ./in Tomlinson Hall for the first Melvin A. Walker

of a two-day course in how to assess personal property of CenIndia, the Campbell home, 4750 N./ter Township residents.

Safe-On-Porcelan Way To

Keiser, Toledo, O. kits, including tax schedules, dog sister, Mrs. Myrtle Curtis, “oth of | The time and, place of the serv- tags and receipt books, and .den-| “olumbia, and a brother, Joe H,2RAlnst Frank Zener. 1449°Col- back room where lottery tickets jce have not been announced, but|tification cards. Walker, Lewisburg. lege Ave. and his hrother-in-law, were being sold. Orlando Catt, 41, = “burial will-be-in-Anderson-where|.. The cards, an innovation this| = Services and burial will oe in ohn Cooper. 2220 Station 8t. "lof 1912 Medford Ave. an em- | Mrs. Campbell was born and|year, are expected to eliminate Lewisburg. Friends may ‘all al “Filed “Affivadit ~~ ~~ |ployee, was charged with operatfiled by Svlvester Bruns, 959 N.

_reared. many of the previous difficulties Moors Mortuaries Ben Davis encountered by deputies in call-|Chapel until 10 p. m. today. Mrs. Phoebe Randall ing on householders. They will Ete |Coneard 8t, former partner of Seek ‘Chinese Torture’ Mrs. Phoebe Ran died bear the signatures and photo- rea ¢ ¥ Zener in a radio rental business. TS ? terday in Columbus, Ind., after a graphy of gn deputies. Break for Untouchables | Bruns accused Zener of oraer.| Killer in New York brief fliness. A former resident NEW DELHI, Feb. 26 (UP)=-|y,g Cooper to take 20 radios) NEW YORK, Feb. 26 (UP)— : . : REFERRED 8 membet of the Third Christian The newborn Dominion of India| neq by the partnership out of Police today sought a fiendish’ - S DRAIN Soni te Oa urch and the Service Club. Pledges itaels today to ape ou the Colonial Hotel recently. Bruns killer who tied a Naval Reserve AR ARANAI a. n oo en ue al ®sald the partnership had long|officér with a Chinese torture Saste am ae Lo on is us since been digsoved and that the knot and left his victim to OO rk er ge og |Fadios belonged to. him, - not strangle slowly in a Broad upon 4nd mingle ith 1x 2M manner, or heater A coroadway @ country’s people. ____| Bruns said a subpena for a key| The body of Harvey Haeberle, witness in ‘the case had been “de-| 35, of Falls Church, Va. was layed” when the witness failed to| found yesterday in his room at show up for trial today. Later, the Henry Hudson Hotel. He had however, the witness appeared arrived in New York but the case was postponed. on Navy Department orders. The prosecutor's office didn't] = _

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