Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 October 1950 — Page 5

ny 5" § i =] 5 Niblack Defends Be Singer ey one ar as Dope Carr Delinquent Cases oF Oo LORE En Superior Court Judge John L.; | (UP)—The state of California Delnlack ey that Mar- q1.4 suit today to seize blues: : as fon- County courts under presetd ; ...' Billie Holiday's snappy) Gas Routs Hoosier | faking cre of are adequately. 185000 Lincoln on grounds it was —Barricaded.in Home ; taking care of Tun-away pap- |used «to transport. narcotics. Miss

Times State Service iu Plea. i {Holiday “was “mot.-.Otherwise “in: WINCHESTER, Oct. 31—A 68-! | ak XR! Judge Niblack, a candidate for {volved in the dope case. we year-old farmer who “didn’t want ‘ re-election, said his court had sént| The car a royal blue, custom-| anybody around” since his wife 2 : yi a total of 144 fathers delinquent built sedan with a cream-colored! died two years ago, was held in ft or in support of children to jail. He! |leatherette top, was impounded] Randolph County jail today after Ji said the action was taken In con- several weeks ago when Miss he is alleged to have shot a a "a 2 {Holiday's chauffeur, Amos Cook, neighbor. tempt of court cases in co-opera- 34, was arrested on a charge of Herman Hill, who lives alone 3 3 WE tion with mothers of childrén and possession of narcotics. near Lynn, was captured by of- 3 Fs "8 the Public Welfare Department. : oy ficers only after tear gas was 4 ? |CRILD B BU RNS TO DEATH

. , g % {. The jurist cited the co-operation | y | TAX FREE ’ Shot nto Ne re a 3 J of the Republican judges with the| CLEVELAND, O,, Oct. 31 (UP),

: . & prosecutor's office in handling] |—Linda Lou Mauer, three-and-a-| We still have some fax free | 2° lunged at one officer with a , : such cases. {half, was very gay in her SpanTY sets left to be sold Wed. ring - 10. He said the statement was | ish halloween costume as she urs | : 5% {made “on behalf of our Republi- danced around a bonfire last LSTERY co & Th 3 can judiciary, which has been at-| night. But within seconds Linda's UPHO . 7 tacked as not taking care of the/body was in flames She died| 585) MASSACHUSETTS Ava

h hit by 13 pellets from a : \problem. u | four hours later.. am—— smiths who was y 13 pellets fro : | MRE ee

12-gauge shotgun when he apir. B Hill's home yesterday.

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{ io i ; 4 Co CF . - secon din a Wow TALITY IS at JARRE 3 enone and State Police Troop. Charles Elliott, d from left, manager of the Haag Drugstore at 1143 S. Meridian St. AH TH WHERE QUA . - : jer Merrill Wann found the door| holds the all-expense ficket for two to Havana, Cuba, which he won for ranking first in the sales ol 24 NOR HIGHER THAN PRICE barricaded when they approached Toni Home Permanents in Indianapolis. At Mr. Elliot's right is Robert Stevens, representing Chi- : } TT : | Hill's Jouse, Hal firgaishes 10} cago and Southern Airlines, by which the trip will be made. W. B. Harbison and Tom Dolan, left CQ WV ANI A N . {shoot them, and ‘wou : and right, represented the Haag Drug Co. at the presentation. ENNSY ;¥ r Wann radioed for tear, = —— — ii ————r. —— Ld of gas. It was fired through the Crucial Decisions Faced, Optometrist Sets Hunt Teacher Accused New Home

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Brownson Tells Workers prehended. Up Practice Here SW. Ve out. 1 ull was charged with resisting] Charles B. Brownson, GOP, CHARLESTON, W. Va., Oct. 31 OOK \arrest and assault with a deadly candidate for Congress, last 2 Btn jd 3.90 ae 2605 (UP) — Police in four states STREET FLO AK weapon. {night warned an audience of Re- Shelby as es shed a prac- N ’ +. : RTT Sheriff Hines said the elderly | publican workers of the crucial tice of optometry in Indianapolis. searched today for a 35-year old i FOAKTT Model 95 Plus J farmer had ben a recluse since | gecisions national representa-| A native of this high school teacher accused of 328-R $269 T {his wife died, and had threatened tives must make during the next city, Dr. O'Con- Me: kidnaping a student nurse half 23 2% {to shoot salesmeii and others who | |two years. nor took his pre- ds Inis age. ® We handle our own contracts. icalled on him. The candidate charged the optometry work §£ x | at lie id no . F 35 Y _— ® Expert repair dept. { TT {present administration with fla- at Purdue Uni- 7 1 { City and state police sald n or J) ( at S

® Lorgest Television display in . Army and Air Force grant neglect and sacrifice of the versity and was. ¢. © trace has been found of L. G. Northeast Indianapolis. i

- inational interest” in its foreign graduated last « ¥: |Daniels, an instructor at Marsh T A N . G 0 | D M A N ® Easy terms and prompt service Recruiters to Parley policy. He outlines 10 issues for year fro Be the Red. |Fork High School, Mont Coal,’ J U L I AlN J UL AL from Bill Jarrett. |The first semiannual state con- the Republican workers to “take [orien oils : W. Va. since he disappeared Sun-

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