Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 October 1950 — Page 3

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- $200 from the cash register

THURSDAY, OCT. 12, 1050

zen’ “Bandit Pair

Robs Terre Haute Night Spot of $1000

Young Gunmen Cover Proprietor,

Bartender as 20 Guests Walch

Times State Service

TERRE HAUTE, Oct. 12—Two armed bandits early likely today robbed the Eastwood Grill, a night club, of approxi | ceptions.

mately $1000,

The bandits, described as beitlg very young and fash- the process of buying a home to-

FHA Expected To Announce More (Continued From Page One) |by Federal Housing Administra-| tion are expected to. be an-|

unced tomorrow. And most, they'll be simiiar to VA ex-/

| Théy're designed to help those! purchasers who are going through

day. Thera i od Tuesday apply to all new one and |

“They were the most brazen men I have ever seen and apparently without fear,” Mr. Hollers said. “They walked in shortly before 1 a. m., produced pistols and covered me and the bartender.

Called ‘Farsighted ..

{two-family houses financed “by,

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _

nm Tists Home “Panel Discusses i of Farm Economy

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Grand Jury Called

Missing - Treasurer Mystery Deepens

| | (Continued From Page One) Indianapolis tomorrow to confer with Blackford County officials {about reopening the treasurer's {office, closed since Tuesday. “I Had Reasons” The special audit on the treasurer.s ‘accounts will be resumed tomorrow by George Scott of . Anderson and AE ERE Jensen, sald. he orders cial audit, covering Jén. IT to Sept.

‘Blackford Courty

State Auditors

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“Then, deliberately .turning their backs on the guests, one pearched me while he held a pis-

Indianapolis detectives said today the Terre Haute night

club bandits answered the de-

Loftin, Hillenbrand Praise State Setup (Continued From Page One)

the meeting yesterday, pointed to the accomplishments of the state by federal and state laws,

: [conventional private mortgages 30. ine days after the regular Me a Pro land to all new and existing homes - Sort hort tor 1345 Was fied nt am (financed by the FHA or VA. | Se = id, “I h Mr, Jensen said, ad reaMore Private Financing | sons for ordering’ the special This, it appears, would encour- audit,” but would not disclose age more private financing on what the reasons were. - ting properties. The special audit report was Rng prapeviies. of mortgages : : . ’ . i . . LL. Co. filed yesterday with Mr. Jensen, granted by private lenders with- Future of American farm economy was discussed by the above panel last night at the International Dairy Exposition. Participants “I cannot at this time say

lout government insurance are were (left to right) Walter Leckrone, editor of The Indianapolis Times; Bill Folger, WISH; George V. Denny Jr., moderator; Clarence more conservative than the FHA McCormick, undersecretary, U. S. Departemnt of Agriculture, “and Larry Brandon, vice president of the Indiana Farm Bureau.

or VA commitments, Chrysler Plant Dimancheff Gets Legion Elects 5 More Hoosiers

Most private lenders, Killed in Action

whether a shortage waz discove ered,” he declared. - Keys Found Mr. Hiser's keys and buckle were found on the right side of

curbed will

} in mental health work “as a approve loans from 60 to 80 per the truck seat late yesterday by scription of the two young men .jectone in the treatment of cent of their appraisal of prop- Leave of Absence 4 \ Five more Indiana men were |, father-in-law, Cleo Wollard, who robbed the Cohen Depart- mentally ill people.” jerty.. And this is always con- Ground Broken ‘ on ro on age One) ICeIS 0 a reported killed in action today. and a business associate, Roy Fument Store, 2501 Station St, Dr, Hillenbrand said it was siderably less than the actual mute between. Chicago and Indi- The Defense Department released ' ta.’ of $2000 early this week. “most unfortunate that I was not’ selling price. anapolis several times a week. So- - , the following list: The burning truck was seen on The local holdup took place quoted correctly.” FR eRAraey. The Tune Joported State, Company, City he took the only course open, & Adopt Resolutions or KILLED Iv ACTION re urand 414 miles from ters / yi ; 2 its “We are trying to do somethin ’ le oO . . *fe. Linden Centers, son o rs. © sday, ur I ay ogy constructive Tor mentally in peo. homes on today's market. ' Pre- " Officials Attend ave of absence. Against Communists Carrie Kirby, Milan. after Mr. Hiser was last seen in two clerks nda customer with ple,” he said. “This could hurt VioUsly. FHA appraisals were . (oo. 00 wu 0 one) Tony Hinkle, Butler athletic’'di- 10S /ANGELES, Oct. 12 (UP) Sgt. Paul W. Deckard, son of Hartford City. Police sald there rope and looted the safe "and all the work we have done.” (based on cost of the home on the _\_ontnt i 8 rector and head football coach. --The American Legion elects Mrs. Carrie Deckard, Vincennes. Was evidence of arson. Gasoline cash register. Mr. Loftin described the “funda- July 1 market. This obligated omiclal. start, then returned 10 (04. “we hate to tose Babe's national officers today with World’ Sgt. James E. Gammans, son had been splashed over the veNr ———————r——— ! \ purchasers to pay more down be- the clu . for unc. » i services, but we know it's for the War II veteran Erle Cocke Jr, of of Mrs. R. F. Gammans, Kokomo. hicle and a 5-gallon gasoline can mental reasons” for the existence Mr. Colbert said Of course \ A : tol against my stomach and the of the Mental Health C 1 cause of increased building costs. C Ce annen Dest. Babe's peace of mind comes Atlanta, Ga., almost certain to Cpl. Roger LI. Miller, son of was found on the hood other backed my bartender up 0 i a Or DURCH 3° Now. that's off. ..nd VA, like & 8reat many things Na hate " first. A man-ean't be two. places become commander of the organi- Lynn Miller, Bloomington. Meanwhile, the treasurer's wife : Le s q FHA. is expected to loosen the Detween now and then, but if we .. , zation’s 2,902,233 members. Pvt. Paul 1. Robis s f Marcia clung hor elie; ’ and robbed the register.” treatment jents i - — a e same time. | De, . . - Robison, son of Marcia, clung to her belief that Mr. Hollers maar. 1 women Dati ent for the patients in In- strings around appraisals. A new are lucky. people should be turn There had been reports that The elections will close the 32d Mrs. Luceille McKnight, New Al- Mr. Hiser was an amnesia victim.

public mental institutions cost date. probably Oct. 12. will

ing out transmissions in this Dimancheff would the annual convention ‘which started ban) He had been discharged from the.

screamed when they saw what'and to offer help to all of the , rejoin i is was happening and for a moment state's mentally 4 " be established by VA as thei plant by the end of next summe, Cardinals either in a playing or Sunday. oo wornpkn IN ACTION Navy because of migraine headhe was fearful that the bandits. The state's new “cure” program ‘basic appraisal determination pe- ‘It is possible hat employment coaching capacity. But as of to- Running Bains Mr. Cocke Pvt. Glen D. Bogard, son of aches which she said continued to dod. ight reach as high as 5 after : were Don R. Wilson of Clarks- Delane Bogard. Bloomingto bother h would start shooting. for mental health patients wi mn ror , o are 43y neither the Cardinals nor ro Va . \ J ngton er nim. “They didn't bat an eye,” he cost Indiana $40 Ba Ley lu es ———— a number of years when we ae Dimancheff had acted concerning burg. wove. and Art Connell, Pfc. William Jd. Oshorne, son of Trying to keep her four chile said. “They were cold and calm larger expenditures include the Hoosier Soldier able to utilize he Plant to 1S employment. Midleton, Con en ang: Mrs. Bonnie M. Osborne, Bur- dren cheerful, she retained an afr and went about their business like following: ’ futlest capacity “ > “0%. The Times contacted Arch tt CRIOHS COE TC am TCLs oo of optimism despite the worry evie they were used to it. They abso-| New Westville Hospital ($21 Wounded at Inchon in a than that in 1% wolfe, Cardinal business mana- Verity of Ohio was expected 10 Ma Soph J on) son of jb ner fan face. She ” os “ al s . ) ! pec: 0 Mrs. Etta B, Lola, Gary, (P sald she is “certain he’ 7 lutely jgnored the customers, million). 8 The Dodge president revealed ger, for confirmation of the re add more fuel to the group's ji, .<iv reported we ed and re leave his family.” d od never some of whom had considerable] LaRue Carter Hospital ($5 mil. Shrapnel from a land mine has the es 4 Ports. Wolfe said: “We know Babe 1." administration foreig SI¥ [epor.ec wounded and re- i” Y." and.added that money, and backed through the lion). wounded an Indianapolis soldier [°F the first time the estimated jg pare But we realize his first policy in its report today R turned to duty.) he does not helleve he is the vies door after the holdup.” Madison Hospital building ($1 in Korea. amount of the investment, includ- , cideration is his daughter. He HCY Jn He Or oan. Pan Sgt. Henry M. Johnson, son of tim of foul play. Mr. Hollers said the bandits million). | Pfc. Tinsley Spratt Jr. who is Inf engineering work, building nae not contacted the club, nor Wigs mpi Mrs. Margaret Johnson, Shoals. ee i - and plant, moving machinery, mously adopted a series of resoly- MISSING IN ACTION 11 N escaped in a late model automo- Rehabilitation of old hospitals "© W recuperat have we contacted him.’ tions yesterday for-outlawing the ew Dra t Boards bile he believed had Illinois ($10 million). ing in a North buying machinery and “breaking- pimancheff joined the Butler common is Party he tris Pfc. Robert A. Huffner, son of i Tovar | in” operations. The figure he gave Communist Party and the trial of Mrs. Hazel I. Beach. Rising S T B S u S license plates. | New Personnel ($500,000). Carolina Army e . staff this fall after his retiring communists as traitors. i. Hazel L. » Rising Sun. TO Be Jet Up in State tri rere eee |Hospital, was was $25 million. from the professional game. He. They asked the death penalty elected unanimously by 1200 mem-, Plans to create 11 new draft | wounded while W. G. Tunis Manager «and his family live at 5215 Hines- qr espionage, treason, sedition bers to replace retiring Chef De hoards in Indl , /making a beach- y | Mr. Colbert introduced the ley Ave. just north of Butler and sabotage and demanded re- Chemin De Fer Clarence E. Smith BR indiana were ans head at Inchen. P98 ‘ manager of the new plant, W. G. Bowl, moval of any federal executive of Raleigh, N, C nounced today by Brig. Gen. RobHis platoon & Tunis, a 35-year Chrysler man, who has protected Communists Others elected included: © Vice inson Hitchcock, State Selective Headquarters for had perierated {who has been running the cor- Army Agrees Son, 15, in his department. Commanders Rufus Coldwell, Service Director. . enemy defenses gporation’s plant in Kokomo. "loosier Heads 40 & 8 Fairfax, Va. Arthur E. Ulness, py \ . . Ww i Cc | Oil c | B sh {four miles when | ~ Other Chrysler officials were 100 Young for Fighting Other resolutions sought con- Fargo. N. D.; John C. Ross, Ports- The additional 10¢ al boards ara a er 0 ors, . 0 ors, ri es he was hit. A. {F. J. Lamborn, vice president and! ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Oct. tinuation of the House Un-Ameri- mouth, N. H.; William A. Schlupp, necessitated by increased draft p 4 c Si | veteran of World . |general manager of the Dodge 12 (UP)-—Mrs, Christeen Austin, can Activities Committee, con- Chicago; Carl Collins, Kansas activity, Gen. Hitchcock said, and aper an anvas ince 854 War II, Pfc Pte. Spratt {Division; O. W. Freanke, operat- Who wrote the Defense Depart- tinued investigation of the loyalty City, Kas. and Cecil W. Clark, will raise the number of Hoosier + | Spratt saw ac- pra ling manager of the Dodge Divi- ment that her 225-poynd son was of government personnel, re-em- Tucson; Ariz draft boards from 89 to 100 Dealers in materials made by tion in the European Theater sion; M. C. Patterson, Dodge gen- too young to be fighting in Ko- ployment rights for veterans N. Carl Nielsen, Gig Harbor, :

WINSOR-NEWTON, GRUMBACHER, I. WEBER, PERMANENT PIGMENTS, WHATMAN, AND MANY OTHERS

The new boards will be located in Brown, Carroll, Ohio, Union, Warren, Crawford, Switzerland,

with an infantry outfit. He joined the Army in 1943..new manager of the Kokomo The 30-year-old veteran saw ac-|plant; W. C. Newburg of Dayton, Cpl. Lioyd R. Austin, 16, had been: older workers. tion in the Battle of the Bulge|O. president of the Airtemps sent to Ft. Knox, Ky. for an, Harold V. Haines of in Germany. Division; A. J. Langhamgmer, pres-| honorable discharge. Mrs. Austin Lake, Ind. took over today He attended Public School No.|ident of the Amplex Division; 8. admitted -that she signed enlist- National commander of the and J. Earl Simpson, Tulsa, Okla.," These counties were previously [18 and Washington High School|G. Saunders, general manager of ment papers two yearsrago giving American Legion's 40 & 8 or-and Ira O. Pilcher, Salem, Ore. served by an office in an adjacent three years. Pfc. Spratt has three/the Cycleweld Division: R. Dun- ther son's s age as 17. ganization. Mr. Haines, 52, was Sergeants-at-Arnis, | county. children, Sammy, 7; Beatrice, §;{gan, manager. of the New Castle Tr— ~ |and Tommy, 11. He is the son of |plant, and George Rumford Jr,

eral works manager; F. E, Parker, rea, has won her point. lentering armed service and elimi- Wash. treasurer; the Rev. Charles 8he said she had learned that nation of discrimination against A. Webber, La Sueur, Minn, Chaplain; Dr. A. R. Hoopes, Larue, Cedar O., historian; John, Newberry Benton, Martin, Pulaski and as Jefferson City, Mo., flag bearer; Scott Counties.

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