Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 December 1951 — Page 16

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# = ® oH Gets Long Jail Term In U.S Because he hit a 15-year-old] 3 A A | "1 ® ® boy “just once” in Red Wing, | ’ oh Minn. husky James Weberg, 18, will serve 90 nights, his school | holidays and 13 week-ends in jail. The punch blackened the victim’s eve, mashed his nose and upper |

Twenty-two Indianapolis veterlans of Far Fast service have re{turned to the U. 8. on rotation, [the Army announced today. | Veterans of combat duty whol

lip, cut his lower lip, loosened | ) several teeth awd knocked him larrived in San Francisco Dec. 3 unconscious. | lare Cpl. Dempsey O. Allman, 210] N ’ Ly t N. Hardihg St.; Cpl. Jack Ber-| umismatis \nard, 3160 Washington Blvd.: Sfc.|

RalpH Blank, R. R. 4; 8fc. Clarence EK. Brooks, 515 N, California St, ! Pfc. Melvin D. Duncan, 425 8 West St.; Cpl. John H. Floyd, 341 [Congress Ave.; Pfc. James Gard-| ner, 1437 Rembrandt St; Sgt. Lewis Hunt, 1524 N. Beville Ave.;| Sgt. Richard E. Kessler, 843 Brad-| {shaw St.; Sgt. Kenneth Lindsey! 659 Birch St {

Hollywood police * jailed rare coin collector Raymond O'Leary: 27, for pursuing his hobby. They charged he smashed the window "of an antique and coin shop and loaded $2000 worth into a shopping bag.

<Not Funny Air Force: investigators today probed the source of a telegram

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Mrs. Hugh Millen Sr. and Mrs. Cpl. Lester O. I ugh 3 Jr. in Cloquet, Betty Hutton Xx al Bt M/Sy. Hany %4 Mi i : “Son killed. 1 clrogay, 0 . 0&C : c.| Bit 16ing, Wem Undecided Lea R. Miller, 1465 N. Alabama

Details later’! When no ‘‘details appeared, the grief-stricken mother and wife inquired, found Cpl ‘Mullen was alive and well.

Bouncing Betty Hutton says St.; Pfc. Charles E. Raymer, 524 she hasn't decided whether she'll W, Wilkans St.; Sgt. Charles Rob-| accept dance director Charles inson, 930 Roache St. O'Curran’'s marriage proposals,| Pvt. Dean Stiffler, 957 N. Dear-| which pop up “every 10 minutes.” born St.; Cpl. Odell Sumner, 707 Student Donors cap Bhi Ba den pilibesb ie Tapaite alien Tinsley, By giving 1831 pints of blood comes final next month. 1511 Martindale Ave. i in a six-day drive, students at S———— p———————— Local servicemen who arrived Washington State College claimed in Seattle Dec. 1 are 8gt. Carl E.|

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the national collegiate record. Doan, . 4261; N. Noble S8t.: Cpl.| But University of Connecticut , William A. Gerlach, 1527 Fletcher students have announced a cam- In Dog-Nab Case Ave.; Cpl. Jesse Powell Jr. 2359 paign with a goal of 3000 pints California. St. ‘and Cpl. Chester|

Dog-catching went to the dogs'p. Williams, 1508 Kennington St.| Oops in Municipal Court 3 today. ns v — |

In Seattle, Wash.. a 30-year-old” Jugge Fup L. Hay. toy a Walks Into Trouble i ' + legal snare aroun Sgt. James blind piano tuner fell 20 f81 dow n Joga Shale ou ipl James. CHARLESTON, W. Va, ({iP)—| an open manhole and was Payne's dog-nabbing s y A county jail trusty who walked] knocked unconscious. But suffered only bruises and

sprained wrist. s According to Sgt. Payne, the Mother and Child city's dog-catchers are not police Police Sgt. James Mace a short| When 5-year-old Linda Schell officers. * Therefore, he signs all lime after his escape when he fell through pond ice near her affidavits against law violators Jay-walked in front of Sgt. Mace's home in St. Paul,’ her mother and makes all court appearances. patrol car. crawled ‘out on her stomach, Today, defendant Saul Hoch-| pulled Linda to safety and re- man, 3920 Washington Blvd. vived her by breathing

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ap- tured because he couldn't obey | the most elementary traffic laws.| William Tinsley was sighted by!

in her pleaded not guilty to letting his Helps You Overcome aouth. dog roam the street, Mr. HochJuke Ban who would testify his dog had FALSE TEETH heen on his premises when the

man said he had three witnesses . iv] Looseness an | A Chicago judge ruled that city dog-catcher took it away. d Worry!

® : tan a No longer be annoyed or feel ill-at- i fathers of suburban River Forest Judge Bayt dismissed the because of loose, wobbly _ false teeth. | . ate 4 coin- . se FASTEETH. an Improved alkaline (non-} acted legally in forbidding charge and warned Sgt. Payne acidi powder. sprinkled on your plates

operated music. machines, on that similar dismissals would oc-| bolds them firmer so they feel more com-| fortable. Soothing and cooling to gums]

grounds “River Forest is a quiet, cur if the dog-catcher did not made sore by exessive acid mouth respectable village and -wants to show up to press the case. stay that way.”

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In Marysville, Tenn. the wife of a doctor shot. and critically wounded a policeman who came to investigate her complaint of prowlers. She thought he was the prowler,

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