Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 July 1952 — Page 6

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Candidates Quizzed On Reserve Problems

WASHINGTON, “July 30 (UP) Use of reservists in the present ~The Reserve Officers Assocla- Korean crisis, promotion for re- _ tion has called on the two major serve personnel, congressional ap- ¥ presidential candidates to clarify propriations for the reserve, and their position on military reserve equalization of pay and benefits problems.

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Bandits, Burglars Man Arrested Near Scene of

WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1952 |

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a cash box at the Pacific Loan Co., 10 N. Pennsylvania St. Assistant Manager Earl Mings, 36, or Shelbyville, »said the man made y application for a loan, then pulled 1 gun and asked for the cash. Mr. Mings and three other em-! loyees of the firm were locked in 1 clothes closet by the man who hen escaped. Youth Arrested Officers responding to a break1 alarm at the Penn Coal Co., 41 E. Washington St., early tolay saw a man leaving the bufldng. When he failed to heed orers to halt two shots were fired| at him, He stopped and at Pine! and Maryland Sts, Francis) 0 . Singel, 20, Columbus, O., was ar-

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A Red Cab driver, Lawrence| Nicely, 27, of 610 E. Market St. refugees poured into West Berlin said he was held up by three men today from East Germany and in the 300 block of W. 15th St./said panic was sweeping much of| LS He said they escaped with morejthat zone as the Communists/ : ‘ than $50. prepared to set up ‘peoples ’ ‘ = At the Tuxedo Theater last democracy.” night, acting cashier Miss Wanda| For the third day in a row more| McCoy, 23, of 1107 N. Alabama|than 1000 Soviet zone residents St, saved a pile of bills, but/requested asylum in West Berlin,| handed a holdup man an esti- and it was expected that the total! mated $50 in half dollars. for July would be more than Handed Her Note 12,000. She said he handed a note de-| Refugee offices remained open, manding the money through thelall night to give the new arrivals window and left with the silver/food and shelter. City authorities when she stalled at handing over said they were threatened with a! the bills. serious shortage of room. An 83-year-old clerk in a liquor, The refugees said virtually store at 234 8. Illinois St. was every East German who could do

slugged three times on the head so planned to flee to the West. last night and robbed of $50 and| —————

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who lives at 248 S. Illinois St. is in fair condition in General | Hospital today. Edgar Sutton, 72, of 2531 N, Delaware St., told officers he was grabbed in the backyard of his home and his billfold containing $1 taken last night. Laither Buckley, owner of the Bradley Bar-B-Que, 3840 E. Washington S8t., reported yesterday his place had been broken into Monday night and $26 taken from a music machine and a 32-caliber gun from the lost-and-found box. |

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