Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 May 1952 — Page 20

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“Letter ‘A’ Trespasser 4 At Lafayette

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and publisher of the Lafayette DETROIT, May 27—"“Three lit-| qq, only was supposed to sell in his ‘home.

clothing store owners embroiled «Now he's selling shirts, neckties good health and was at -awork

, in a legal spat today. . jand handkerchiefs—that's my yesterday. He returned two company’s burglar alarm.

It all started when Harry Kohn, jin, » weeks ago from a vacation at

64, painted a sign in tall letters Surveyors ye » ' port showed the hjs- winter home in Ft. Lauderacross the front of his store. It wong “at” in Mr. Broad's Arid Fla.

“Lowest prices in town.” tween the two stores.

All was well until his next-\ n. gaurman ordered Broad to about 6a. mm.

| Bo del line Fe of | LAPAYRTTE, May 27 (UPY-), NOWeS sitar Louis Hopin| Tive stuients trom Tubianer| r { VU 5, May 27 (UP)—i14 of 2222 N. New Jersey St, 0li8 and Marion .County have| n {Henry W. Marshall Jr., 60, editor ’ EE Y. Bln ] | | ry hit 2 home fob dats yesterday, een elected to offices in Indiana| By United Press © (with certain “lease agreements.” Journal-and Courier; died today police were on the scene. system for, 1952-53. They are: |

pr { : W The ball went through a win-{ jane LaR - "| tle words” had two Detroltin, ig cuits” Mr. Broad said. Mr. Marshall apparently wag in.dow- of the Walker Cleaners, 422) ane LaRue, RR 37, chief juts

E. 23d St. It also

The building owner, Charles L.'st., Supreme Court justices; Jan-|

Walker, 47, of 5731 Dr,, didn't penalize

|slugger. He: just suggested Louls|ate’s activities limitations com-| aim his future home runs in an- mittee, and James Alltop, 3904!

door competitor, William Broad, removn part of the letter “A”| Mr. Marshall's father, Known gener girection,

painted a sign at the same level, pe charged with trespassing. {for his interest in politics and |

and in the same letter style sadn. agriculture, purchased the Journal | a —_ _ en a. which read: in 1914 and the Courler in 1919, 'R} | : : a “At Wm. Broad's.” Duce’s Followers {consolidating the two in 1920. Rites Set Tomorrow | DAN A LS yar FIC | To the Jasseraty, the signs ap-| . ; . | Mr. Marshall became publisher For 3d Crash Victim : J u 11 Pa Vv | peared as one and read: 'W {about a decade ago and. became ays “Lowest Prices in Town at Wm. | in Big Vote ju bone and eat the Journal Miss Doris Jean Hightshoe, the 1951 1952 Broad's.” | ROME, May 27 (UP)-—Italy’s and Courier Publishing Co. when | third young person to die as a) Accidents ....... 3051 3036

Mr. Kohn and” Mr. Broad had democratic parties won the mu- his father died on Jan. 30, 1951. rds. Police were called to pjicipal election fight for controll . A 1916 graduate of Purdue Uni- | reak it up. The twa wound upiof Rome today but lost Naples, versity, Mr. Marshall was born! before Assistant Prosecutor Bari and Foggia to resurgent neo-/in Lafayette and spent his life-

BLOOMINGTON, May 27—An| .In the city of Rome, the demo-|

4, will be buried tomorrow in] DEAE Juserrsssss 25 30 | New Crown Cemetery. Services|

result of a car-truck crash May| Injured ......... 1325 1340 | | | {will be at 1:30 p. m. in J. C. Wil-| {

lis — THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES fra Publisher Dies Lad's. Home Run Five Local Students | . | He Rings Burglar ‘Alarm Elected at Indiana 'U. |

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University’s student government!

{tice of the IU Supreme Court ;| -set off the James Kealing, 6128 N. Delaware {St., and Jean Smith, 15 E. 37th

Morningside et Baldwin, 2229 N. New Jersey] the sandlot 8t., chairman of the Student Sen-|

{Carrollton Ave., head of the Sen- — |ate’s recreation committee.

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LOS ANGLES, May 27 (UP) Judie Lee Polley, {daughter of an assistant U. 8. S————————

diana University $5000 to estab-|yotes over the Communist bloc.! lish a new optometric fund, How- But the leftists won control of, LOS ANGELES, May 27 ard 8. Wilcox, director of the Rome province—equivalent to a '(UP)—The poodle will give IU Foundation, said today. {county — because the democratic/ way to the carousel in women’s

her husband wanted to continue living at his fraternity house fol- | SHELBY

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