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It was tag day in downtown Indianapolis today. City Hall, angered by a Times photo story: But police were busier than they have been for months. Mo: Lo—the police descended on The Times, too. So you want the law enforced: eh, they grinned. showing widespread parking violations, ordered police to flood the downtown area with parking torcycle patrolmen had to tag a’ good many “old. friends" —the = This patrolman tagged Times photographers’ automobiles, but somehow "neglected to tag cars il« stickers. Nevertheless, double parking continued at this spot’ in Kentucky Ave. in front of Hotel regulars who squat all day and get away with it. This minor = legally parked across the street (arrow). When this "oversight" was called to police attention, a Lincoln. -— : 3 wo : etn tragedy took place in Virginia Ave. near Washington St. motorcycleman returned, tagged Times cars a second time, still ignored cars illegally parked. .

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Suspect in Waynetown lish Famers Ire of Americans Aroused Grand Jy Hits Deny ‘Drive’ Is On Bank ‘Borrowing’ Held Sentence Upheld ‘Over Army's Ybarbo Ruling yi \efisioney As Merchants Protest

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Coatesville Man Captured in Colorado With | Must Serve Term: Of Reich May Lose Cornistitutional Rights Deplores Condition . Sudden Move Follows Publication Wife, Child After Cross-Country Manhunt In School Law Case = By WILLIAM H. NEWTON, Scripps-Howard Staff Writer Of Juvenile Center Of Photos Showing Violations oa Moers today prepared fo seek extradition of a 24-yeal-old| mye ynqiana- Supreme: Court| , FRANKFURT. Dec. 30—American civilians who come fo Ger-| py jao¢K THOMPSON | Motoreyele police showered parking stickers through on s : ¥ ess Then le ® ruled today that, religion or mo many: to work for the occupation authorities or as dependents! The Marion County Grand Jury| downtown Indianapolis this morning in an angry demon-

apologetic bandit who “borrowed” $5000 from the Waynetown State, 1 Bank. ; : jreligion, a Jay County Amish of military personnel lose their constitutional rights while here, it| charged today in its final report } _ ‘ : The suspect, Edward Dee Pearson, was arrested yesterday in fat on or_gweat om a sen appeared today. =: | that unbusinessitke methods em- stration of “efficiency,” after Times photographs yesterday : sen - . | : . s + s Denver, Colo., minutes before he was to embark by air’ for San .,. 14 son to school. | By order of Gen. Lucius Clay, the 46.600 U. §. civilians In the Pl0¥ed in the operation of county gyyed widespread parking violations.

Francisco, with his wife and 18- | i ; y {government are inviting . : month-old baby. |Ernest Pyle. As the interview| The court upheld the sentence! American zone of Germany are subject to a queer hodgepodge of ciency and waste. City Hall and the Police Department denied that any

: “had|0f $200 fine and 60 days on the German law, mili No Fe als he Safest was anyounced [stdrieg he loid Nr: Pyle’He "state farm handed Amishman ment law, some yoo ot vine’ almost Standard practice of |, TE oe SounY “drive” was on. But grinning motorcycle policemen told tails of a Hollywood-like investi: When the bank official asked/Chester Gingerich of near Port-|American law and even sen-jCOUris-marta. \ {permit streamlined accounting! TT TTT Ur i . gation and A, by a joint|about collateral the bandit pro-itend bY. a Jay County Circuit/tencing procedures like courts-| : Court-martial yeikion almost | procedures and hiring of qualified VA Insurance Dividends protesting merchants FBI-Indiana state police team |duced a gun and said: “This is my} ~ ry. martial. \invariably fix : stiff , sentences.! personnel in its institutions opens | d '49 Don't blame us. Blame which led to the capture security.” ' | It refused to rule on the ques-| The ruling -applies to 32,000 Then a reviewing officer—in this|the way for fraud and misman- To Be Paid Late in . " x ie? He held the gun on the official tion of Whether the state com- Army dependents, 8400 civilianicase, Gen. Clay—usually reduces agement,” the report said. WASHINGTON, Dec. 30. (UP) The Times. - Found Fingerprints as they walked through the bank, Pulsory school attendance law employees and about 6000 others the sentence considerably. In : : ~The Veterans Administration! Guests departing downtown hos Harvey Foster, special agent in| wip, customers and employees un-| Violated his religious rights under —— : ~——!Army lingo, “the court decides! 4 fc aks a, Brevieusisaia today it still plans t6 pay &itels were tagged as their auto. charge of the Indianapolis FBI|y ore a holdup was in progress.the Indiana constitution. See Editorial, Page 10 - the justice and the old man passes yodarn structures for police |dVidend to its 16 million. war vet-| mobiles were brought to the door office, said the arrest was made, ihe vault he waited courteously, One Juige Ditsents —including Ameritan business. Out the clemency.” headquarters and the county| ran insurance policy holders, and) from = parking garages. Compossible by information Secured|wy ie Mr. Pyle counted out $5000.) Judges Oliver Starr and Mart/ men visiting Germany. "| American citizens living 1n|courthouse and improvements in| Dat the payment will start late mented one salesman from Des by state police in the Waynetown | 1yo took the official back to his J. O'Malley concurred in the| It is highlighted by the 20-Ffance and England are tried by the operation of county institu-|"%. Y*4r: troit leaving the Lincoln Hotek area as to the bandit's identity! men and as he fled called back opinion which was written by year sentence handed out to Mrs./courts and under the laws of tions, the Grand Jury declared| Unofficial estimates are that) “fs this tag day in Indianapa ull mation : bE Bngerprints o promise to repay the money. {Judge Howard 8. Young. Judge! Wilma Ybarbo, 23.yeargld Army those countries. The present sit-|that little has been done by the policy holders in the Nationallolis or have they gone nuts?” Dec. 9 P| Officers said Pearson would Frank E. Gilkison dissented and|wife who shot and killed her ser-|uation in Germany comes aout county to correct this situation. Ie Vios poe Insurance, a. Beanch, IY onding Tomes — On that : date a bandit stage ae arraigned in Denver and re- Judge James A. Emmert with- geant husband after he threat-|because military authorities have Criticizes Conditions - or by pabutt Hividet d - Six business srt : holaup, turned here. They said he was held his vote “until a future|ened, she said, to “beat her uptried to patch together some sort| The report criticized conditions hatween 500,000, 3 Susines mal jeputied 3.5htie at Waynetown State Bank Iformerly an Indianapolis factory we : : again.” lot face-saving compromise|at the Marion County: Juvenile os thorized loading zones. Montgomery County, taking $5000 employee. He is a native of Foun-| Although the supreme court; Mrs. Ybarbo was convicted by|system which lets German law|Center and police headquarters. Le L ke Co ‘tv |angrily denounced Ty that tal County and. ones resided in|did not rule on the constitution-|a three-juige American military/apply to Americans but at the It said the county jail, the chil- Former Lake unty men for tagging vehicles. which h ald it back. He fed Montgomery County. jality of the law on grounds the government court under a Ger-/same time does not allow the de-|dren’s Guardian's Home, and the Sheriff Dies at 61 “got by” parking regulations une wo pay ck. He fle Prior to his induction into serv- defendant, himself, had failed ¢o/man law adopted by the Reich-|/feated Germans actually to try Marion County Home at Julietta HAMMOND. Ind. Dec. 30 (UP) til this morning. >

to. a car where a woman and] 1 n ’ agues had been pass- : fice in 1942 he was a ward ofjraise the question in his originalistag in the 1870's. — tAmericans in their courts. were in fairly good shape. : shila waited dnd disappeared, de-| Montgomery Circuit Court. He had|trial, the ruling had the effect of| She was never indicted bY a Whether an American civilian] In its annual inspection of the| ben. Strong, 61, former. Lake One hots! man disclosed he. and spite Immediate state policepeen, employed recently as a con- bolstering the power of the state/grand jury. : who volunteers to serve his coun-|Juvenile Center, the Grand Jury Sousty Shetill, Sieg tovay bls ing out Christmas bundles of

blockades set up In the area. [tractor in rebuilding Coatesville|to compel school attendan Officials said Pearson had acl the ‘Good oe tornado. law Hips not Speci dance. They Refused Jury Trial try in an occupied nation should Sepontes it found that several of tack “good cheer” to men on the force. AT Tet Ce i afte y ia os 1 pecify any partic-| She was refused a trial by jury. be placed under the Jaws of that|'De buildings had deteriorated ™." oo , 0 of the Youngs-| “That's all over now,” he said, i ular school, but only that it must’ Her judges were appointed bY nation is a big question here to: badly and that there was a lack] town Sheet & ‘Tube Co plant “Look what happened to me.”

the joint FBI-state police team ems \ meet general educational i- . | : ( since the robbery. | ! , aeations Spec |Gen. Clay. - Way as a result of the Ybarbo | °f Sjscipiie and an orderly pro police in Hammond. and was He pointed out a string of “~Police recovered the getaway v1 aT Her defense attorney was ap-icase, 273i for mates. lactive in Lake “County Repub-itagged cars in front of his hotel, 3 : n its three-to-one ruling the pointed by the court, since she| Many American civilians are , fecommendations were made, tive in e County Jepub-i""At mid-morning, a motorcycle

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then led to Chicago and to Den- Will be on the watch that night ‘tion of the German criminal code! 3 8 _Suivey. 0. : {None of the three judges is able \operation “showed - the patrolman

ver, where the Pearsons spent for drunken drivers. . i r . " — several days before leaving far| Ten traffic blockades vil be Seen for Tonight Ito read German and they were! L [New drug may spark barren Africa into becoming |mored cats parked ac as the the mountain lodge. [thrown up over the Cty. LOCAL TEMPERATURES [jot 0Mclly advised by German) Check (ase | giant food basket for world . . . other reports Fire Station 13's door, in front Te Tr as at [police will be yr hy Frisay S nem, 36 ae a.m... Under German law, attorneys oy 1 of today's news in-digested-form= Tr Page 2th Se king sgn” amd the lodge but were thwarted by Right wd vid aturday e ec 5 am. 318 oon) 3 [say the maximum-sentence which Judge Robert C. Baltzell today|Schricker names Arthur Campbell as executive séc- “This was an oversight,” exe snow which blocked all roads. | ws Bt. ing to drink In| 9 8 mo... 35 1pm. a4 [could have been imposed on the handed out two five-year sens! retary ... with art..f.............00ll figdeh Page 2 plained a police official. “We will When the weather broke, officers] you are Song 2.9 {0 Yr Mess P.M... =% court's findings was 15 years.itences to a 20-year-old Kentueky|wwr.ivrioo i Hv i {correct it.” hurried to the lodge, only to find LOICAINE, dows drive” Chief} Ra me ba |After ruling the American woman|man in Federal Court charg ea Writhing in smoke . . . City Council faces fiddle- | Whereupon a motorcycle pas Pearson and_his ‘family had ROU warned. “We are trying 0! Clearing skies a OW-| guilty of violating the section of with mail theft and forgery of a| faddle over rigid smog ordinance . . . with {trolman reappeared and EE checked out shortly before their! 05 ga ale, . pi we Sheed ng Temperate Snieht by | German law, ‘however, the court|signature to stolen treasury] photos : t ; Page 8! The Times vehicles a second time, ® arrival. 08 ¢ or y and tonig Y' apparently turned to American checks. Br yi idl sled BR Ne Sr Mayor Feeney stoutly denied

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lofficers- and 30 auxiliary police { rm Francisco, t Free {before nightfall. . {be appealed and the right of mili-|Ind. post office by presenting a i i i th The Wayriétown hold-up puz-| "Pd Tag Ie a ‘that! The metcéury will not rise above tary government. courts to apply |stolen driver's license: for identi- gorilla script in haw Costello film . . . other. zled law* enforcement officers, night tq check for proper head-| 30 degrees today, .the Weather German law to American citizens|fication and that he also forged amusement notes TU a

The: vant Jind as lush om lights, tail lights, windshield| Bureau ded fall to gg Sullenged in the U. 8.isignatures to checks totaling $700. Tallulah dreads television death ., .. Wilson covers | 0 on n . ng | 2 , so . | e Court, necessary. I ther action in Federa : ' wipers and operator’s ligense. : ry n anq re Meanwhile, , only the $5000 which he had at-| I we Sop ae: ‘are! Tomorrow is expected to be In addition. to applying Ger-/Court, Clio E. Domer, 51, of 1438 the Broadway front - « + a daily column.) coo. Page 3 ean hile J. Second; survey ol tempted to borrow. lunable to operate. their vehicles|fair and slightly warmer; with aman law in this case and fixing|W. Ohio St., was sentenced to the Mrs. Manners is queried . , . “Why don’t ‘women Pa me ie re

He entered the bank the morn« {high of 32-34 degrees. {the sentence apparently based on| Federal i , ear o ; " : Hef i roperly due to intoxication we { Pp y based on Federal penitentary for a yea cknowled BP. ature...... age . v an rucks ing of Dec. 9 and waited several |g 200 ll "io mye arrests! the| -Expected flood stages in head- American law, the court alsosmay|and a day on charges of mailing] acknowledge gifs? in a daily featyre. .... Page 5 {went yes elope in’ front waters of the White and Wabash have borrowed from what has be-/an obscene letter. 580,000 expected to witness Saturday's bowl games of banks.

minutes to talk to vice president| pier declared rE ag ——| Rivers: will be reached today and, ST Tr 1 . + . Eddie Ash reviews the boxing scene in | Double parking resumed in

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. . . flooded. The , Weather Bureau ) oe : : : , Trooper Skips the Scientific Stuff sald the minimum flood stage of | Succeeds Gen. Watt {How rain hampers driving . . . a pictorial article on , For Golden Gloves And Opens Up Trail With Leg Work 12 Lest oul not be reacted ati As. 38th leader J lack of drainage lending touch of “sea cruise” ~~ | ir you have a special prefer. Edward Dee Pearson, the man who state police say is the “Dor-, gate police warned that high- Gov. Gates toflay- appeinted to motoring ....4.essiss pesrsnvas an anavsnes, Page 9 ence of seat locations for the sowing bandit’ who held up Waynetown State Bank § pes. > Te ways are slick and hazardous in| Brig. Gen. Jesse E. McIntosh as Government reforms... Hoover plan will need sup- i 1949 Times agion {olden Glovta i ve comm e perfect crime-- ie. was trap 8 -|some districts thrdughout In- commanding general of Indiana's i i PT [ * The inside story of “clues” which led to his arrest yesterday Some 6 [National g pent Division, the port . . . Marquis Childs reports on the editorial ithem is by sending in your mail in Denver, Colo. revealed that he made almost faultless plans a Dunes Park district: North and|38th. - page . . . other features.........,s«. «+ «...... Page 10 order NOW, § a future,” But be soy not cover up the past which put police)intral roads covered with ice and| Gen. Melntosh, who lives in Local town clubs schedule full calendar of events “Mail onters WS) be fllekmbedd . 2. snow, 8 ery. Roads in southern i p : : As in all good crime detection/branches. He figured that the ge of op ul partly clear. | Tipton, JTusseosr Mal. Gen. Bem to inaugurate new year ... a roundup of ac- of the over-the-counter ticket

tivities . . . on the women’s page..............Page 1] [sales which open Monday at

Let's Eat . . . a galley of goodies for gourmets . , . Bush-Callahat, 100. 2: oN $

tales there was a fingerprint—| Waynetown bandit who first jet) Ligonier: Roads central and|instruction, who has headed the t ton' St, and The Sportsman's

but the print was of secondary|to borrow the $5000 he later took! rth packed with ice and snow, 38th Division since its post-war

importance. The prignary factor|at gunpoint might be someone in s . ¢ as oi taationed A judas nig Snot he Id taken 1lry clear, icy opp oats ein ge og a Gates’ a regular Thursday feature . . . for the ladies. ..Page 12 Store, 126 N. Pennsyivania St. , his home only , passing up a lafge ; : Mostyury County, sum which he might have taken, Lutayettes Normal, last Hislop hppointment before he Secretary of Defense urges U. 8S. to help Western Prices’ are: Rowgside and frst + Used His Legs stuck in the trooper’s mind. Putnamille: Normal. SN op. 10, has heel .Eutope arm . . . turn of events from Forrestal's [row balcony, $2; downstairs re A state trooper, James Gilli- i wasn’t lohg before he found) Connersville: Roads céhtral gnd| Gov Gates . to potted or FPOBY oon ns hee ne Tern snnsssnnsiinnd da Page 18 served, $1.50. * . land, jlet ‘a combined FBI-state a banker who an idea. Yes, south covered with ice and snow, | . reap \ : of the pelentific ang take eafe/the Dankst sale, tere was dislick in spots, Northern part OH Dr or of tho Other Features on Inside Pages | _ The tournament opens Friday, of: the pcientific les. He set|young fellow of about the same district clear. edliionn ocr . mem yr | Amusements. 4 Crossword .. 5 Dr. Jordan ..12 Side Glances.10/730 7. 1h the N. Pennsylvania out to do some old-fashioned leg description. Seymour: Roads clear. ‘|tion and.examination pr. Rud. |Eddie’ Ash .. 6 Editorials ...10/ Labor .......10/Soclety .....,11/St AImOry and runs on success work around Crawfordsville and) The boy owed money and need-| Jasper: Normal. lack 1s chairman of the board. ; ' Bridgd .....12/F00d ........12 Mrs. Manners. 5 Sports .....6, 7{hve Friday nights through Feb, 4, _ thé rest of the county, ed more, the banker said. He also Charlestown: Roads in Ohio andi" Before being succeeded by Gov- ' Bria. Gen. Jesse E. McIntosh Busines +4:413 Fotadi £4 . 0 Movies ...s ; a oh ai Mall ticket orders’ to: Go mn

Pirst of ‘all he checked the had a wife and baby who might Switzerland Counties very slick. ernor-elect Schricker, Gov. Gates

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