Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 November 1948 — Page 2

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Police Watching For Parley Cards

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To Front at Suchow NANKING, Nov. 25 (UP)—

, | Defense Ministry. Correspondénts have not been to two parked cars, damaging] Meanwhile, a battalion fire them. Mr. Lundstrom was hurt.| The squad car bounced over a curb and sheered off a fire hy-|Billy.

fire today as police officials|the fighting.

opened holiday drives on betting rackets, City police had their eyes

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parlay cards. The, gambling lid was being tightened! down in New Castle and State! Police at the Dunes Park Post! ‘made scrap metal of six fancy, slot machines confiscated in raids on two Lake County taverns. f

Inspector Leolin Troutman of |’ the Indianapolis Police Depart-}

ment disclosed that six details of’ police have been assigned to watch for the basketball gam-| bling slips. Anyone found possessing the cards will be asked where they bought them and if they refuse to tell they will be taken to police headquarters. Police said arrests will be made when they find the sources. |

Feud Continues

Meanwhile, in New Castle a feud continued today between city police and Sheriff Robert Padgett following the latter's raids on five cigar stores. City officials charged the sheriff with ‘playing politics” but Sheriff Padgett declared the “lid was on to stay.” { He charged Henry County Prosecutor Robert Brown was unwilling to file affidavits against the store operators for fear the action might lead to closing down gambling in local clubs and lodges. | Prosecutor Brown earlier had refused to file affidavits against the merchants om the sheriff's evidence, but said he would take the cases to the grand jury the first of the year. | In answer to city officials’ demands that he clean up Henry County first and leave New Castle alone, Sheriff Padgett declared, “The gambling lid’s on and will stay on if I have to deputize half the men in Henry County to enforce it. If there are any gaming devices in the! county outside New Castle they, must be well hidden, because I haven't found them and have had no complaints about their exist-! ence.” |

Co-op Petroleum Offices

Moved to Mount Vernon

Headquarters of the Indiana Farm Bureau Co-operative Asso-| clation’'s petroleum department will bé moved from Indianapolis to Mt. Vernon, Ind, the Coop announced today. M. J. Briggs, general manager, said A. L. Stallings had been named head of the petroleum department.

correspondents left by plane today for a two-day visit in Suchow.

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Horn in Boy's Throat Toots Sour Note

“The horn?” he said. “Oh, I pulled that out of his throat my-

to the hospital,

Mr. Lundstrom’s car veered in-|less driving.

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ORDER DEATH ON 8 CZECHS

PRAGUE, Nov. 25

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