Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 April 1951 — Page 14

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3 Free on Bond In Window Battle

Washers Feud, Stores Suffer

Downtown stores are suffering from a feud among city window washers and their company. Tuesnight six store windows were smeared with hydrofluoric acid. The acid etches a brown stain into the glass and eats into the metal moulding which holds the plate glass store fronts in place. Estimated damage to the six stores is in excess of $15,000. Three men were released on $500 bond each today in Municipal Court 3 by Judge Joseph Howard,

ing of 15 store windows and door knobs with grease on Mar. 29. Their case was continued until Apr. 24 Fhe three were Harold Mitten, of 1045 8. State Ave. labor ler and reputed organizer of window washers; ' Marion nner, 29, of 819 S. Warren St i. Charles W. ‘Anderson, 45, of 17 N. Pennsylvania St. All were ported connected with the Mar. + act by police.

Contract Blocked

All'the stores which have had eir windows smeared or damaged are customers of the Independent Window Cleaning Co., 108 FE. Washington St, David M. Lewis, attorney for the company, said that the com~pany was ready to sign a’ con{ract with Mitten. not knowing he had no union authority; except for one clause. This clause, he said. provided + the company pay Mitten 10 cents an hour for each hour worked by a window washer “This clause is illegal under Federal law and we refused to sign it.” Mr. Lewis said He charged that the stores were he innocent victims of the dis«pute afterthe company refused to S Sign the contract on Mar. 28,

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Police Kill Dog That Bit Nine

Police today shot and killed a bioody., brown-eared terrier that bit a man and eight children this

morning.

The head of the animal was being tested for rabies, but authorities believe that the dog had been hit by a car, causing the blood on his head Most seriously bitten were: Jseph W. Norris. 35, of 120 Geisendorff 8t., who was treated by his physician. Raymond Carlson, 4-year-oid grandson of Mrs. Nancy. Whitehead, 374 Beauty Ave. who was treated at General Hospital. Clothes of seven School 5 pupils were torn by the dog when he attacked them. None was seriously bitten according to School Nurse Betty Sowders. In no case was the skin of the children broken by the dog's teeth. They were Mary Winchest:r. Charlotte Starks, Durenda Robbins Judith Margon Donna

Jones, Juda Hart and Wanda

Beliles.

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| : John W. Blumberg Crime Rise, Hoover Says J A Sweeney Dies Is Dead at 61

WASHINGTON, Apr. 12 (UP) —

ported today there. was more crime last year than ever before

ing the criminal brigade.

John W. Blumberg died sud-

FBI Director J, Edgar Hoover re- After Long lliness denly early this morning in his h

ome, R. R. 9, Box 301, He was

John A. Sweeney, pioneer in the 61, with boys and girls under 21 lead- automatic glass blowing industry

Mr. Hoover, in his annual re- Night in his home 4711 E. Wash- With the George His Nidlesale , | ; port, sald 1,790,030 major crimes IN8tofi 8t., after two years’ {liness, STOCeTY and later w PP

were committed in 1950 — one every 18 seconds. This w per cent increase over.1949, He said 793,671 persons were arrested and fingerprinted

morial Park.

Services will be at'10 a. m. Sat. Warehouse Co, He was a member _urday in Shirley Brothers Irving of the Logan Masonic Lodge. | as a 15 Hill Chapel, with burial in Me-

Services will be at 1 p. m. Sat-| urday in G. H. Herrmann Funeral

Survivors include his wife, Ma- |

year. Of these, 40 per cent were in 1899. He practiced ldw with.bel C.; a son, Walter J., Chicaga;|

afoul of the law for the first time. former Lt. Gov. Thomas A. three sisters, Mrs. Frieda Craw-!

Every type of criminal offense HANNa until the latter's death. Increased, Mr. Hoover said, ex- D.

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