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——————— ® ! ® ® re) Inside In Enopolis Hoosier Profile THE youngest captain in the history of the arrests in one month. The feat has never been Indianapolis Police Department is Harry F.—eqgualed. x Yarbrough. He's. 39. The captain was born in Terre Haute, and - ome. H1-1928 He is only a captain 12 hours a day. The
other 12 he is custodian and janitor in his five-apartment house. He never sleeps. Capt. Yarbrough, head of one wing of the city's vice squad, is very proud of his home." Ajdong--with his wife, Mary Helen, and their hound, Skipper, ‘he has made apartments out
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ister, AT-2628. | —er oftheir colonial —type—home ar 155 E Fall : Creek Pkwy. South Drive And, ts The home overlooks Fall Creek near the those days.” 78. '. Delaware St. bridge. . EL . ” come natural. Makes Captaincy in Six Years CA-3890, HARRY YARBROUGH'S rise to a captaincy I'm working at home, od has taken place in only six vears on the force. shape.
He was appointed to the force in 1939, but spent more than three years in haval service Fven in service, he couldn't get away from being ‘a cop. He served with the Navv Shore Patrol in Indianapolis, Chicago, Cheyenne, and Omaha. In his early police service he was assigned to a motorcycle team. His teammate was
downtown to
CHURCH Yormon: Stress of the year.
an Interior decorator for Wm H. Block & Co. confidentially, I made more - money
I just happen to like it. I'm not working down here at headquarters,
“Why last year, when the chief called ‘me tell as a captaip, 1 was dirty from head to foot. 1 had been putting lath on the. walls.” The captain'sfour-man vice squad has made 137 raids on pool “ticket sellers since the first
“We dgn't nmmaake many
his. family movegs- to Indianapolis when he: was 3. He attended School 52, and was graduated from Technical High School. He had made up his mind at the end of high ; school that he wanted to join the force, but he wai “eight years getting the appointment. “In the meantime,”
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ermon: At the Edward Gerdt, now a detective sergeant, The law is such that arrests are difficult. We islon . He and Sgt. Gerdt set a record. of arrests ane Jouad, though, that we can slow up ir” genres §oloe for violations. They logged 564 : their business considerably by confiscating their
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r; Paul Mdiar, tckets, . : rilgmship Dinner, We Il break them some day, but it's going V. Rich Presie to take time. rankiin | “cotlorn Capt. Yarbrough was elevated to the rank Srant 14100 Eastr. of captain after his fine work with a squad M., T:00 P.M detailed to breaking up the bootleg taxicab n & E. New York. racket: MTR M. “We didn't put the racket eléar out of Dre 3 3, oBinkin. business. but we stowed it down to the place m. and 7:30 ». where jt _is.no_ longer. profitable .for--them- to nn na 8 | oe — operate.’ : es The handsome, young-looking captain's most, . recent triumph was the capturing of two holdup © -S men. as they walked away from the “job” at 603 W. Maryland St. “It was just plain Juck,” he said. “We were STREET } near the. location when we. heard the call on ST the radio. My squad. John Sherman, Don Pastor Burkert. and FEarl Phelps, and I. started Fstons Ave. ' toward the scene just as we heard the descripreste asta "re tions oh the. radio, as se ari 304 Suspicious Characters
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Wa ~~ “THERE WERE two men walking along sr ——— the street, trying" to look nonchalant. They 0D .. didn’t look anything like the descriptions we. GA-6038 had heard, but we decided to ‘shake them e. Minister down’ when we noticed something odd. School ] “It. was. a _cold..night. and-- they- were" dui. , breathing entirely too heavily to have just been Service walking. When we searched them we found
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took" them "back to
“The rest was easy: We the scene and they were identified.” “On Feb. 3 he was commended by Chief IN | H SUNDAY Rouls and Mayor—Al- Feeney for his diligence Harry F. Yarbrough in capturing the men. (By Bob Bourne.)
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MANILA (UP) Press that 70 Hukbalahaps peasants of leftist tfeanings) were killed by constabulary forces in the.. Bataan-Zambales area in the. past. four days. The reports said government casualtiex were one killed and three wounded
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Lb 39 an Ill., planned ‘to establish ““heat| ' L : : ta ( : } ! . " ast Stoge Show at 12:30 A. M. The girl is Jacqueline Hanneman of Indianapolis, Ind. She Na TNDANS Flonn ama | Shelters”. in the armory and other TENNIS CHUMPS ’ came to Washington to present to President Truman a couple of Alexie Smith, at’ 12:15. 2:45. -5 20. public buildings for residents who cherry pies. She had the honor ? 1:80, anid. 10:90. have no coal for their homes. whic h aamits She makes trom “Sarumba.” with Doris Dowling tes 1s + Mi ef halen. 1 rrr io Speaker. Ce Se WO out aver CORtesiANta) i rries grown In Michigan, | 1h me W TUS TH 0 & 1:00 P. M cherry pie’ baking contest spon-.. First. don't grease the pie, Rena Hear Ship Movements - ‘ . | . Delilah.” with edy 2 4 by N v pan. Measure sifted flour. Add] | ‘Samson and Dehils us Jer By United Pres — pote) hye National Red ( DEITY! Catt sift again into mizing bowl, Lamar 7 3nd, Victor Mature rd 11.0 Fririxing New York. Magallanes. fram st : Ct i ~ Departing New York American Bilder ; TERIAN The President wasmt home © ut one-half the lard into the LOEW . ro Ne pk American Biiijes and his ORCHESTRA flour to a corn meal consistency, Key ta the City, favelte Genoa: Mormacoak. to Goete AND COMPLETE - Ixtesnth when Miss Hanneman called at : , ; Gat Loretta Yo ue ang Marin borg. Si Leiden. to Auckland: Steel » RANTS \ using a pastry blender. Cut in re- Maxwell. at 11 16 115, 3.20, 5.3% Recorder to Beirut © Avalon. to Hall Dh ‘RROWN Blair House, pies in hand. An maining lard and blend to the (3% 945 and 1is5. fax Queen’ of Bermuda. tn Hamilton nal 8 all ih SERVICES assistant accepted them with, "00 peas. Add cold milk, LYRIC i LLAIS A Mo 24088 thanks and said he would see the using a fork to blend ingredients. | i) J inisrous Profession. gi | Att on eaking chief got them. Place on folded waxed paper, and, OBrien. at 11.15, 1:58. 444. 730 Ve 3 9:30 A M. I" hope he did. Mr. Truman and 10.16 AND ip. 6:30 P M. : p 1a. . ' work slightly until ‘the particles. “The Mysterious Desperado.” with | ON| 00 P M missed something if he didn’t &ink p14 ¢ooather. ym Hoi. at 13 52, 338 6.24. and + HT Nn 1] —FP. M a tooth into one of those goodies.! € 9.10. : Je a STAR of STAGE eee } - “Divide dough into two parts. _ — — i & SCREEN RESBYTERIAN First Ple at 12 with a little more for the lower } VICTOR MAIL Ll . rH ST Miss Hanneman, 17. said there crust than the upper crust. Place ‘Wolf Hysteria’ | The M. ‘. 3 Music il TINSEL en. Minister Aare ways and ways to make a dough for Jower-crust -on-floured S “Alc ok = RR Ld 030. A M good cherty, pie. Her way is the pastry canvas and roll dough weeping asxa ETH HAR YIE] 10°45 AM best in the land, as of now. from enter out until it is 3, ANCHORAG Alaska. Feb. MM 5 EET ROR THI: The youag-lady made her first Hheh—thiek—Fold—erust—in—quar-25 TUPI Cla “Rhode SL LVL nes “It was an apple pie,” she said crust. Roll upper crust in same life Service, today reported that I 35¢ Children All Do Ne LP a) it) “It fell kind of Mat on top. The Manner, then cut a few slashes “wolf hysteria” was sweeping WW IS A ren —second was a cherry pie. Last hit : Alaska. a , Mass. vear the champion cherry pie. The ingredients, or fillings, in- Reports. from frightened resi- i POWELL - STEVENS - DRAKE baker got on the radio and said clude three cups of drained cher- dents are flooding the service's es and her favorite pie was lemon ries.. '4 cup juice from the cher- headquarters from all parts of meringue. I'm being honest when ries, one cup granulated sugar, the territory: he said SUNDAY I say mine is cherry.” five tablespoons of pastry flour, The wildlife expert said there SA ith ‘ Jacqueline, known to her friends '¢ tfaspoon of salt. 'i "teaspoon are many wolves in Alaska, but.. “Swing and Sway W! 26th as “Jackie.” thinks it is a lot almond extract and a teaspoon of he said much hysteria is con more fun to bake pies than cakes, butter. nected with reports of wolves You don’t have to tippy - toe Drain the Cherries bothering people. around the house with .a pie in| ya, drain the cherries, measure -His office is investigating rethe oven. It would take an A- three cups and add 1! cup of Ports from Anchorage residents che ~bomb-atmost—she-save-to-make juice, then you measure and sift that wolves have been following wurcnes a pie fall, whereas a cake will jp, sugar, flour and salt together. them on outlying streets, 5) . . fall By a footiall i. Add this to the cherries and stir — Jackic, once she gels her pans jightly Add the almond and stir kets URCH and things out, can whip up a : . ie i Relatives Sought as Tic some more. 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