Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 January 1949 — Page 9

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PROGRAMS 5 Gas Station Holdup Score: 15

~ aE GS EEN NG oul g™ PE Lo Defense Jute ig 2h sees vince Ps Crem cat tt :v [No Hits, No Runs, 2 Errors =x, Bi “Mt vl ‘Gefting Mighty Tired of These Robberies,’ J Says Owner After Latest Bold Sortie so far, if as X auty pay hold up the Marathon Service Station; 5704 E.| - ion. or wr Aut (Fied Mt Saxly day and ware caught less Shug hale oN they ine > ; Boswell 3 Two other men who attempted it a month ago will be tried : : i an yublic senti- t a child his/today in Criminal Court 2. decison on ngham and juvenile officials S% Present u oh Bd Pua I Th. Ae mes 52, owner ot 190, furnished them by the night]. HI UGH : RELIEF! moni in ‘a conference attended by He said the court was prepar- (M_ SIRUOR. SOV ess tole’| Sgt. Dennis Reilly and Patrol- ; . - Juvenile Court Judge Joseph|ing an estimate oy needed re: » yh the man Clarence Lohman found the “I'm A . : s got Siler H ; Boswell, chief |pairs. and submit it next|UPS. one Jodsy Was the) hres men eating in a restaurant ; imen have probation officer; - Lt. Forest week to the County Commis. | 1 ree vice station has [near Irvington after police head- ¢ comment Higgs of Juvenile Aid Division, sioners. ' / y quarters broadcast a- general de-| . i ng. Last and Sherif it was| Cites Responsibility boon. plagued with patty burgla-/ fc wtion. Vin ig ed that the - agreed that no offender under 18| «ry ys their responsibility ‘to sine naa been open. air.| The three suspects, all with pothe years of age will be held in jail] ¥ Ojsince it has open, ¥Mlice records, ‘were identified by ctical if unless his offense constitutes “a [P*YV'4e us with some secure place; Antrobus said. the service station clerk and were a prepared serious menace. to the com-|of detention,” he added “And the| Shortly after 1 a. m. today, fy i." "0 charges “| munity.” . .|Center certainly is not secure as/three men drove up in & panel AGTRNCY Charges. : ! superintend- - Instead seriou offenders who it is now.” » truck and demanded that the Flee! : for over 40 ois Yuin | “|might escape from the rickety The grand jury recommended night clerk, William Hollendick, Fleet Stands Pat | nthe. - {Juvenile Center will be held in/many repairs in 1947, but the rec-|27, of 1503 Hoyt Ave, turn over| SHANGHAI Jan. "4 (UP)— Bt aflroads fa- separate quarters. in the lockup ommendations were not followed. the receipts. Vice Adm, Oscar E. Badger; U. 8, "a. at city jail. The lockup would Recently the court asked funds to] The clerk was forced to open Naval commander for the West- alld le Railroad keep them in detention but would repair rotten floors in the.boys'|/the .strong box by threats of ern Pacific, said today that “the a d, Mr. Me- i “not afford as many ‘“unwhole- section. The commissioners ap-{bodily harm. The men drove off \U, 8. Navy. will continue to main- ei even of the some contacts” as the jail, offi- proved the request, but the Coun-| with $50. ~~ |tain adequate forces in the West- America’s ©: Indianap- clals said. ty Council declined to appropriate, Police were able to crack the ern Pacific. including Tsingtao PIN fl rr 0 e Pennsyh Sheriff Cunningham sald he the money. . 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Sheridan, is director of the corn

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Church Men's Club = | Boils cosgiig messing, chotive: To Install Officers

Albert Della Penna will be installed as president of the Im--maculate Heart of Mary Men's Club at the regular meeting at 8:15 p. m. tomorrow in the school hall.

Other officers are Charles E. _ Lebs, vice ' president; Louis 8. © Buennagel, secretary, and Robert

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