Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 September 1952 — Page 13

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FRIDAY, SEPT. 12, ‘1952

Consult the “Antique Column” in The Indianapolis Times Society Section each Sunday . . . the dealers of authentic and distinctive antiques in this area list many pieces china, glass, silver and furniture . both decorative and useful. These same dealers will offer helpful suggestions in the use of antiques for the decor of your home.

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You probably have many Assortment of The 1 Bisque including e legal rool fell in on scar- it would be fair for him to make Figurines; H a v.iroject to develop an under- . J : a g 85 . ‘Bad Arrest’ Reason, aT area for natural gas in faced Jack N. Johnson, 47, of 352 the decision. land Chins, dolls, § ties, N. Tremont St. today. Told of Threat ! cut glass, crysta Ju Asserts | Kankakee and Iroquois Coun 3 " dge $ Illinois. | First he was taken over to chandelier, cuc koo clocks. brass Judge Pro-Tem Victor Rigot to-. The project would cost $42 mil- Criminal Court I'where he pleaded table. We specialize in lamps, day dismissed four charges lion. [not guilty on arraignment on two “ Gone With The Wind, Hanging against a young driver at a pre-; The company plans to develop charges of receiving stolen goods. law Mrs. ‘Stella Toler, 726 E. New lamps, including Cranberry, liminary hearing in Municipal the project over a five-year pe-|

Then he was taken to Criminal York St. was brought to the} electrification and restoration. Kodak. bath tub, rabbits, |Court 4. Judge Rigot said a “bad riod. {Court 2 Where he was to be tried Grand Jury under heavy guard Authentic Antigues are god oe Toko, Dots and |Arrest” led to dismissal of today on two other charges of ,, iactity against him on grand Longoria, Maywood, was charged | with the death of Mrs. Flossie

investment and a real joy. You traflers, Shetland ponies, high | Charges. Yeeelving stolen. goods. larceny charges. chair, aquarium op pump, | Paul Sherman, 18, of 426 w; Ray. p eI Pending Nine Months : Arnold, 48, of 1400 Hoyt Ave, in mond St., haa been charged with,

should guard against reproducThere was a flurry of excitepost holes, typewriter, meat : driving. | | The case in Criminal Court 2 a traffic accident at California! drunken driving, reckless g, |

tions. Member of Antique ment when her attorney told Dealers Association of Indiana. case, a wide variety of house- |police Johnson had threatenod her and ‘Washington Sts. Sept. 2. | hold furniture and appli“In my opinion,” Judge Bayt!

This case came into the headlines when Johnson's sister-in-

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failure to stop after an accident {has been pending against Johnson against testifying against him. and failure to display his iicense| A) ec nine months. He was tried Dec. 4) It turned out the threat was plates properly. {before Special Judge John A. Car- made several months before,

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Police said he smashed into a By. Science Service Ison. As Johnson sat in the jury box| |stone wallin the 2000 block of NEW YORK. Sept. 12—Cancer| Mr. Carson took the case under awaiting trial, the Grand Jury 'Bluff Road, bounced off and hit a cejj5 have about twice the amount advisement but did not make a|came in to make its report. parked car in whigh were an ex- pv yolume of nucleic acid in their|decision. He said he and Sam|Among 24 indictments was one

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ing to make a left turn at the! time of the, accident. His truck! was struck from the rear by a car driven by Charles H. Pelley, 22, of 6420 W. Washington St. |

pectant mother, Mrs. Naomi Lin- nuclei as normal cells, scientists Blum, Johnson's defense attorney, charging Johnson with grand "Antique Collectors’ Corner” next Sunday in The Indianapolis Times.

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the impact. ; i h lice did i : lin two deaths Judge Rigot said the police pasic changes from normal to Judge Bayt said police drunko-| mpa driver, Payne Alvin Blake- not see the accident and that they cancer in the cell nucleus are Ineler tests showed both drivers ly, 22. of 206 E. 24th St., crasned arrested Sherman on “hearsay.” expected as a result of this . is vehicle into a milk truck driv- Shins ley - had consumed more liquor | : vo : en by Paul Carl Mayer at 30th y | The discovery was made by than Longoria. St. and Arlington Ave. You Don t Have |Drs. Robert C. Mellors, George ' N. Papanicolaou and John F. Judge Bayt said. “I had to send lived at 5503 N. Shadeland Ave. To Stay ina Longoria to the Grand Jury be- died later of ‘injuries sustained in yi. : Measurement of the amount of cause police showed he had failed the crash. A passenger in the Rut in Job {light that goes through an object, > : i ae FEEL AS IF youre “in a t h to the disduced bond to $500. |Adams, sister-in-law of Blakely, rut” on your job? (Most people (the method that led e | In another case a corner’'s ver- Was killed instantly. times.) [covery and which will be used| dict of reckless homicide was re-| rr— % are some! imes. lon a microscopic level for the | rut” ... learn how to get ahead | Storms against th ° ; car that Be on Sriver ot PARIS—Hollywood film pro- in your job from a well-known : ducer Darryl F. Zanuck said to- business consultant. NARY, a classified ad in The|rights to the best-selling novel, An Expert's’ Guide |ment for measuring, instead of | TIMES sells things fast and easy.|“The Egyptian” and the leading To Better Jobs depending on human skill in| Phone PL-aza 5351 for an AD- role would be played By actor | Starting Monday microscope. . . — TO ———— A — v I we TE That Regulates Heat for Every Room eae additional SURPRISE Accessory Given with the purchase of every Qil Heater

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