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dWe just drove in and parked | ouf cars in the parking lot. We| NEWSPAPERS frequently are with the torch and hauling it to| waled up to the place, looked in, eq to look for lost dogs, lost Indianapolis for resale. had to break through the screened- heirlooms — sometimes even lost mE JUST GOT the loans paid off and was planning to build a Joe Mann's acetylene torch Please
in gporch to get them,” Sgt. Kirk- husbands. a “first” was added small shop, to do some plumbing .oiyrn it to where you found it?”
ham said. But today a It was utter confusion when we ¢, the list of “appeal” items. and ever] ar go these | | 80 there it fs— Diogenes took up|
> ked in, Poker chips and cards’ | A group of Mooresville citizens y,,te the letter put it, when some- 3 lantern to find an honest man
ing all over the place, e \wants The Times to help Joe one “borrowed” Joe's acetylene, and- Mooresville is taking up the
hy» was really a snazzy plac - . Pine paneled, wall to wall carpet- ans, find his “lost” acetylene torch. {“torch™ for Joe Mann, tore 't i od .
ing and modernistic furniture. . They even had a kitchen to serve, when Joe was crippled ‘a’ few meals.” iyears back, friends loaned him {money to buy a second-hand truck 8st. Kirkham said the Place, 4 a torch, so he could make a which has been under watch for! ; some ‘time, was just across the IVing in the junk business. He's Marion-Boone County line. Hidden been supporting his mother and inia valley it could not be seen ® crippled brother since then—
=n the road. {buying up junk, breaking it up| = lice said. Farb, "who tives|
about 200 yards from the place, was not there at the time officers a 15 TR ele i Era tly after pictures and stories about Po pl& you know in Indiana's smart‘woman's section—in your Sun-
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45F x ; : . : 3 , "PAGE 6. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1952 a Arrest 17 | In Boone County Gambling Raid { a pn . ns - - The ge From 3 ictims of Burglaries Here Amon Assail Sheriff's Office 3 « { al ; Angry county residents today made 2649 investigative runs ” ose e lashed at the sheriff's office forisince the first of the year, 302 i failure to . investigate reported 'trips about the state and county nN % burglaries. delivering prisoners to different F EANNMNER : BUCHANA ‘ venteen | persons, including Particularly vocal was Arnold institutions and served 45,000 le- Te thee well-known Tndsans polis Porter, 5901 E, Terrace Ave. gal papers.” ‘ mm bling figures, were arreste manager of a miniature golf y this mbrning when state po- course. The course office has been 23 State Troopers | lick and a Boone County deputy burglarized three times since! Marion County state police post! shrift raided a luxurious gam- May. operates with 23 troopers and 21) bifhg layout on 96th St, just east Each time he has reported to cars. It made 1427 investigative offU. 8. 52. the sheriff's office, Not once has runs from the first of the year Arrested In the raid on the the office responded, he said. through June’ plishy gaming hall were: “What's the sheriff do for a State police records also re-i* Lasky Farb, charged with oper- living, anyway?” he asked vealed one insurance salesman is| ating a gaming house. angrily. | heriff Smith’ , James (the Greek) George, on In a spot check of cases in- foherilt, Smit’ road jutro} es of gaming and possession vestigated by the Marion County » et Rirges of & g rT state police post, more than half| Me purchase of four new cars. offfottery tickets. of Te oo tie said they originally County Commissioners ey Jacobs, on charges of visit- called the sheriff but received no Avarded a contract for four | ‘ng a gaming house. “ service. State police, they said 1952 Fords to C. T. Foxworthy, | : ; » : he 00 Ines, the low bidder. The cars | § Take Equipment - responded immediately. will cost a total of $3251.81 Fourteen other persons, inclu: | Still No Action after trading in four old cars. four women, were arrested on | ; . Ly - -B rges of visiting a gambling fe was he Hurd i advising all clients.in case of hotise. All were taken to the failure of the Hap Ine. office io break-in they should call the § Babne County Jail and later re- answer the corm laints. he called state police, not the sheriff. 15 legged on bond. the st p » ne called) 4 ng in Beech Grove, a police- ’ e state police after no response ro truckloads of . gaming . hi man advised a break-in victim to| >| on the third burglary. State po-| h would | eqUipment were confiscated. In-| lice. were on the. sc withi call state police, saying he cided in the loot was a roulette inalf an cour: ho a ene In cet better and quicker action. | {aflle, a dice De, 2 blackiack Mr. Porter said the sheriff's of- rr — | table, Pick-N-Win tickets and a ¢ naff truck-load of playing cards § fice answer to pleas for help Former IU Professor : “A were they would investigate as and poker chips. Ey Ey Eyestip Gets U. S. Economic Post Entered at § a. m. For months Sheriff Smith has, WASHINGTON, July 23 wp) State police, led by Detective {said he has neither manpower nor|_Robert C. Turner, former In- , Sgt. Edwin C. Schroeder and Sgt. tars fo cover Hain Dounty ade- diana University professor, wa W. S. Kirkham, entered the place Photo for The Times by Gerry Dovle [quately. e lack ‘of action on| appointed by President Truman! a at 3 a. m., catching the operators SUSPECT SEIZED—Emmett Johns holds wounded arm after being seized as a suspect in the [the part of his deputies to investi-| Tuesday to succeed Roy Blough| FLANNE i. «of ‘the 1-story frame house un-| fatal shooting of Patrolman John L. Sullivan early this morning. gate burglaries came as no sur- as a member of the Council sof | ies ; aware. They entered through a ——— Stes tithe Pe to him, he said. | Economic Advisers. BUCHANAN > screened-in porch when the doors “The sheriff's office has two Mr. Turner has been economic 1g7// 7 ELTA Mooresville Folk Want Joe's Torch Back orien is oi ve oie B57 i
most of the time, and 12 deputies investigative runs in the Sheriff Smith said. “In this handicap, we have
fense mobilization, Dr. John R. FALLEREEK AT MERIDIAN ST. 2 Steelman. Mr. Blough resigned to accept a position with the United |
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