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Yeggs Fire Gas Bombs, Quit In Tears|

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Hard-working trespassers went home" with~tears in their eyves— literally and figuratively-—early today. Loot from three break-ins and an attempted holdup totaled about $100. Tear gas bombs set off when they opened the safe dispersed burglars at the Mutual Milk Co., 2223 Bethel Ave. The lock box in the big safe was intact, Taken from the top of it was about $100 Ray Nydam, 61. of 3309 Bethel | Ave..- Mutual Co. employee, found the building broken into when he |checked doors at '2:27°a. m. In

MA-4708 the office one safe was battéred,

opened and overturned. Another [safe had been turned around but not opened. Another Failure Police found a small safe which had been moved behind the Cooperative Service, Inc, at 702 E Washington St. Manager Harold 0. Hatcher, 44, of 3610 Waentworth Blvd., said the safe had not {been entered. { Robert Mottern, superirtendent of Swift & Co., became suspicious when he heard pounding overhead |in the company elevator at 223 | Kentucky Ave, last night. He saw {a man on the roof and called police. On their arrival the man had fled. Found on the roof were two 26-inch wrecking bars and a | sledge hammer. The door to the

{was not entered. No loot.

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top: room: ontheeltysted had {been broken opén but the room

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Mrs. Montresu Hatt has a car he 4 chained to a tree in the backyard

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vania St . And.she vows she isn't going.to release it until someong pays for

the damage to her lawn, shrubbery and garage. It's heen, there. since shortly after midnight Saturday when it | roared across her front ‘lawn, | dashed between her house and the one at 3356 N. Pennsylvania | St., slashed across the rear yard

knocking the corner off the ga-~ rage and came to a crashing halt against a tree andr the garage behind. 3370 N. Pennsylvania St. Some friends visiting Mrs. Hatt were preparing to leave when the car appeared There were house, ~ and afraid to

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no men the women investigate. looked out the kitchen windows could see a .shadowy figure moving about. When police arrived the driver .had disappeared Nejghbors suggested Mrs. Hatt hold the car until property damages had been paid

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The owner of the car, 'E. J.; Dieckman Jr., 5424 Guilford Ave.,' would not release it. and garage, she said. the car was stolen they are not | appeared Sunday afternoon to There is a total of almost $200 Mr. Dieckman’s car is insured liable for the property damage. take the car away. Mrs. Hatt damage to shrubbery, lawn, fence but company agents say that as| So right now no one is happy.

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T. idl: | Bandit Changes Mind |

MA-4393 Fast steps by a 52-year-old lcigar store operator scared away a bandit _ pointihg# a 38-caliber |revolver through the glass door. {Charles Ballard told police he ran toward the counter at his store at 2178 N. Illinois St., when a “thin man with a dirty grey {topcoat” attempted to hold him up early today. The runaway {bandit got nothing but exercise.

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FOR NIGHT DRIVERS—Artist John R. Theaman applies paint to new red and yellow warning signals to be erected at 25 railroad crossings by the Marion County Highway Department. The signs, 400 feet from each crossing, will warn drivers that danger lurks ahead.

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Dear Homemakers: by LOUIS RAINIER

Mr. Harry T. Lindstaedt interior decorator, Rainier’s, who was in Chicago last week, attending the 1952 Furniture Market, tells us that word *“functinal” is going to be around for some time. At least, that's what the mid-winter furniture markets predict for 1952. From heavy stock to portable items, merchandise ‘is designed “to do things.” Although the new furniture collections are geared to service, there's no loss in eye appeal. Modern furniture, the quantity item at this market, is out of the fledgling stage, and there's more of everything: More combinations of wood with marble, plastic, cork, wrought iron and glass, more natural wood finishes such as “wormy chestnut” and “sap-streak walnut.” : An increasing number of fluid form designs proves curves and straight lined furniture mix well. One notes also that there are more ocgasional pieces to do double duty for small-size homes, more®mixing of woods and,- better news to the homemaker, more use of warpproof, stainproof materials for cabinet and table tops. Although modern furniture is making a grand slam bid for the nation’s buyers, even traditional furniture (American and French Provincial) has been revamped to answer consumer demands for functional furniture. Even the old cedar chest has a new look for 1952—drawers on three sides for storage—and a mirror. Easy Terms Available Sincerely, Open Eves. Till 9 LOUIS RAINIER and Staff

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