Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 December 1948 — Page 14

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John V. Zuber, native of Ger-‘imany-and retired railway clerk, died yesterday in his home, 1335 8. Waldemere Ave. He was 85. Mr. Zuber came to the United States in 1879 and lived in Indix ane years: He was a ratiroad clerk for the St. LouisSan Francisco Railroad 33 years, 1933. Groves, Mo., he was a member of the Episcopal Church, He is survived by four sons, Egene C. Zuber, Webster Groves; John @G. Zuber, House Springs, Mo., and Carl A. and Herbert L. Zuber, - 3%. Louis; four daughters, Mrs. Zella V. Prosser, Normandy, Mo.; Mrs. Hanna C. Parks, Web-

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in Oakhill Cemetery there.

Fred Mitchell

Fred . E. Mitchell,

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|” For the first time in vecent| fl months;-the downtown. area was!

safe breaking, police reported. { Police Chief Rouls said the exwere taken ‘to whee the epidemic of burglaries Get Special Instructions | Last night-+at two-hour intervals, police radios blared special instructions to ‘squad cars, “Check all business places carefully daring your tour of duty as Ithieves and burglars will take ad|vantage of existing weather conSearch any trucks or, cars parked around buildings and ls |question the drivers.” The Instructions, Police. Inspector man, were repeated until the fog |lifted this morning.

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{ “Good Burglar Weather” | { Inspector Troutman, in issuing] /the special orders, sald “This is good burglar weather and it has 'become necessary for us to take special preventive measures.’ Special instructions for patrol | eareful also were is-

In Webster

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