Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 September 1948 — Page 10

Trwo Held in Atempt

Jn atlem Trapped 5 Hi To ‘Peddle CHICAGO, Bept. 2 oP) ~~ Raymond Stirber, 23, breathed Fiibenty's sweet-air today ant vowed never to let a drug store trap

found themselves in the City Tai girl, Patricia Jeske, 19,

today on vagrancy charges. For privacy, he hiked three miles from his suburban home 4¢ a Police identified the two sales-| Chicago drug store to call her. men who were attempting to con-| REA Power Projects For his nickel, Mr. ‘Stirber got Increase in State

duct a street corner business, 20 minutes versa without benefit of license, as An- complete vera tion oF

drew Beeler, 22, 442 W. 10th St. and William Scott, 23, 1053 N.

Electrification Adminis tra t fo n|lke sixty, Mr. Stirber said he'd

Pershing Ave. right finan er systems in Indi-|De over. aC OS SYS ame ho Then he turned and found the 2 Surprises Add U 14,287 rural consumers during the|store locked. The place was Pp p ‘ fiscal year 1948, REA Administra- dark. He was a prisoner. To Three of a Kind’ tor Claude R. Wickard reported Borrows a Nickel

ALMA, Ga., Sept. 2 (UP)—Mr. today. and Mrs. J. R. Gill, parents of {six daughters, got a surprisenow has loaned over one billion he punched the store's cash regwhen it came time for their sev-/dollars since its lenth baby to arrive. Mrs. Gilllyears ago. [Miss Jeske again. had triplets. | The total of REA-financed lines| “We decided this was an emerThey also got another surprise./in Indiana is 29,011 miles, They [gency » and I should call the cops,” All three of the babies were boys. {serve 100,724 consumers.

SEEKS POT O' GOLD—Mrs. W. A. Clark fries a key in the ““padlocked oven containing a "pot of gold" at the new Chambers Range Stores, Ine, merchandising center, Meridian at Fall Creek Blvd, Watching her: effort to unlock the oven are W. C. Wil. fiams, Chambers Products, Inc, general manager, and A. H. _ Scheffer, sales manager. The new store was opened today.

'Coilmaster' Backfires— Slams Pair Into Clink

Parking Lot Salesmen Hawk Then Gawk As Police Take ‘Pep’ Out of Gadget The *

: ' kicked back at Fo Ahomas J. Copeland, 28, Chi©ag0; and Bamuel T. Reld, 48. Bt. Louis ; They said the gadget would put new zip in automobile motors. Instead it zipped them into jail, Both were arrested yesterday as they hawked the devices for $3 ench ot = oasiung lot at 111 E. Ohio . The Better Business

u had , n Police said the collmaster was ne to] Sollmag:er . Bd Represented a8 an accessory that d increase motor power and Sou in gasoline consumption. When it was hooked to the demonstration motor, sure enough, King, {it pe up considerably. But police explained the motor She Batter was wired so that two cylinders he gadget were shorted out until the coll Poured forth master was applied, restoring the 5 engine to full power,

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114 E Wash, St

Mr. Stirber set out last night to patch up a guarrel with his

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2—Rural Miss Jeske Sale she missed him terly.

Mr. Stirber looked outside. No He also announced that REA one in sight. Lacking nickels,

inception 13 ister and borrowed one to call!

Then one cop got an idea. He shoved a screw driver through : the mail slot in the door and three fired paint shop employees pointed to the transom. Mr, Stirber caught on fast. He stood on|

a chair, unscrewed the transom,

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