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~3 Times and Out’| «|For Knife Wielder

the ABC today were unsuccessful when none of the commissioners could be reached.

A suspect who threatened three persons with a knife within an hour last night was captured by his third victim. Klenn Rhoton, 25, of 509 N. East St, said when he went to get into his car in front of his home a man was in it trying to start the motor. “When I asked him what he was doing he drew a knife,” Mr. Rhoton said. “I jumped back and grabbed a stick of wood and struck him as he attempted to run.” Neighbors called: police and when they arrived Mr. Rhoton was holding the prisoner. He gave his name as Shermaa VanDyke, 38, of 605% Dorman St. He was held on a vagrancy

Mrs, Ann Yates, 506 N. East 8t., said the same man threatened her with a knife when she found him in her yard a few minutes earlier. Noel Hash, 514 B. Michigan 8t., said the same man also drew a knife on him in front of his home.

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Robert K. Kyle, of Culver, horticulturist and Republican publicist, will show eight varieties of apples and pears grown on his dwarf fruit trees at the Indiana State Fair. This is the first time Mr. Kyle has shown at the State Fair since 1920 when he carried off all honors in Single Comb White Leghorn chickens. At that exhibition he also was the breeder of the grand champion Berkshire boar, which was shown by E. J. Barker, of Thorntown. Mr, Kyle started showing chickens at the State Fair when he was 12 years old. This was before the days of the 4-H classes and he competed against the nation's best breeders. Another exhibitor from the field

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Steal $40 in Tools

Burglars broke a window to enter a tool shed in the rear of the McGaughley Trucking Equipment Co., 3343 Shelby St. last night. The garage foreman, Noah McGinnis, 4023 Englewood Drive valued tools stolen from the shed at about $40.

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Optometry Exams Twenty candidates who passed the June examination in optometry have been licensed to practice in the state of Indiana, according to Dr. J. R. Shreve, secretary of the Indiana Board of Examination in Optometry. This group includes the following from Indiana: Robert Godfrey, Jack Jaffe, Walter E. Marshall, Richard J. Ritter, and Jack E. Trager, of Indianapolis; Nathan F. Adelman, Ft. Wayne; Philip W. Burns, Princeton; Nelson F. Golden, Hobart; Lawrence E. Eschbach and Robert E. Eschbach, Vincennes; Maurice R. Kuhn, Mishawaka; John F. Mowbray, Gary; Morton B. Roth, Mun-

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apolis YMCA. Dr. William Mitchell is president of the club. The refreshment stand committee chairman is Bernard DeVore. Other committee chairmen include Karl Scheick, Tom Passwater, William Leonard and Robert Coates.

Greathouse Unhurt i In Crossing Wreck

-Charles A. Greathouse Jr, Marion County candidate for on the Democratic ticket, escaped without injury when his car was wrecked at a railroad crossing near Greenfield early this morning, State Police reported. The accident occurred at a crossing on Gem Road, six miles west of Greenfield. Mr. Greathouse jumped from the car before it was struck and was un-

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injured, but his car, a new convertible, was demolished. Mr. Greathouse, whose home is at 3703 Spring Hollow Road, was arrested by Patrolman Herschel Tague and was taken to Greenfield where he was charged with driving while drunk. He entered a plea of not guilty and was released on $500 bond fixed by Mayor James L, Allen. Trial was set for Sept. 21.

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