Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 June 1951 — Page 7

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REST IN peace was carved on resting in another | grave, WwW ns | The womah Was buried next tol the body of her former husband. |

He had preceded her in death and| her second husband who survived

Fires in an ice cream plant and a garage caused an estimated £350,000 damage last night and early today. For more than three hours fire- h : men fought a blaze which burst ad no objection. ; through the roof of an fee cream But the first husband's brother! plant and office- building of the 9/d.. He owned the lot and he Polk Sanitary Milk Co., 1100 FE, Wanted only people with the fam15th St. wy, ily name buried in the family lot. Firemen confined the flames to S° he went to court over it. i the second floor, but water de- Today in Marion County Su-| stroyed 6000 gallons of ice cream Perfor Court 4, Judge Hezzie B.| on the first floor. Advertising ma- Pike directed the cemetery tol terial and office records were also 'ebury the woman in another lot

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destroyed. within 10 days. {fense witness during the one-day i Samuel Dungan, vice president, “It was a mutual mistake be- trial. She testified the congrega-| IN MAGISTRATE'S COURT, it ler Award, a plaque, awarded to|be rounded up.

estimated the damage at $40,000. tween the undertaker and the Cause of the fire is undetermined. cemetery,” the judge ruled. Another fire did $10,000 damage epr———————————— | to the Horace F. Wood Livery . at 23 McClean Place. Cycle-Stealing Two Vehicles Destroyed

A short circuit in an automobile Drive Opened

i= believed to have exploded gaso-| y line and touched .off the blaze. | Police believe they may be on

the trail of a bicycle-stealing ring. Today they arested a 13-year-old boy who took a wrist watch] from another 13-year-old and rode awayon a stolen bicycle, Ques-| tioned by detectives, the boy said!

“The entire wall on one side seemed to catch fire at once” said Wayne Hardyman, night dispatcher. Twenty-nine vehicles were in the garage, most of them airport limousines, but only two were

y i destroyed and two others dam- regularly and delivering them to

aged. : questioned about bicycle thefts, J. W. Goodner, traffic superintendent for the Red Cab Co. wag piding his bicycle th an alley which uses the building for a re- near his home at 936 N. Holmes pair shop, had high praise for the! Ave. when another boy on a bi-| firemen. He said they drove the cycle stopped him and admired flames out the door of the build- his wrist watch. James took off ing and saved many: of the ve- his watch to show the other boy.

hicles. He snatched it from James and |S

One fireman was slightly in-irode away.

jured. Joe Lowry, Engine Co. 5, ‘James followed the boy to a = received first aid fer a cut fin- filling station at 2640 W. 10th St.! ger and then resumed fighting where the suspect hid under a 3

the fire, truck but later was arrested.

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James Anderson, 13, said he!

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BLOOMINGTON, June 21 (UP) |

«In ‘Shooting’ Probe Sets Up IU Scholarship (Grounds Hundreds! 1 Frees § Nabbed in g | | | For PROMPT RELIEF

At Restaurant |The will of an Evansville eve, Of Passengers | scattcain: meds, BPINOIS |

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FT. WAYNE, June 21 -An Al-| len circuit court jury verdict to-|

day'acquitted five members of the ®arlY today with a report some-|

Spiritualist * Church of Divine body was “shoot

Science of gaming charges. Later in police court Conn $10,000 left in trusteeship of the forced postponement of the trip.!

boxing ehampion, sent police rac- vided a schelarghip fund todayiwith friends seeing them off ing-to a Squirrel Hill restaurant [oF & Worthy" Evansville yOuthishowed up at Pier 84 today to

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The five, including the Rev. souldn’t recall hearing any shots. Evansville National City Bank Some were good-natured and While-U-Wait or Shop Service

Mrs. Bernice y { i : , 3¢ persons” jalied last May 35 Pollee. however, found a bullet ill make up the scholarship phiosmriital show Band some MEN'S AND BOYS’ when city police raided their !0dged In a cloakroom PATON pocipient need financial help, | The American Export Line, A “N08 JM :

church during a social and con-/in the Diamond

fiscated bingo equipment. ‘arrested Paul Nabozas, 39, the 28th’s Best Drill Team loptimistic. It announced the

The five were charged with] gaming and keeping gaming de-| vices but gambling charges disorderly ho against the other 29 were dropped. | Mrs. Brock was the only de." Hilore:

tion was using money taken in| Was disclosed on bingo games to help finance Oscar Rappapor

and Judge William H. Shannon! After the game Rappaport fol- morning on the 100th regimental . SIER * ' |ordered that the confiscated bingo!/lowed Conn to the restaurant. parade grounds. * HOO equipment be returned to its!Conn fled and went to the police] The regiment. commanded by! PAINT & LINOLEUM CO. owners, |station with his “shooting” report.i Col. Fred R. Evans, will parade. || "! ® Wathineton

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that Conn andithe best drill team in the 28th ABBE Pp { : t, 41, became in-|Infantry Division, will be : pre- LARGEST SELECTION a ; 211" lvolved In an argument over algented to a team from Head- of Linoleum in Indiana FIRST QUALITY A

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