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Jem : . = é £ 2 - - : 21ST ARMY GROUP HEAD- | "A death sentence, also passed | 4 yo WASHINGTON, June 7 (U. P..| Eyes Pxamived, Glasses Hiking Ly FOOD : QUARTERS, Germany, June /T by the court on his servant, | __wailure of many world war I vet- or Those : : i ’ | commuted to 15 years imprison-. | : hei 9 i a ye : ; wpe » gy 4 : (U. P.)—A death sentence has ont ] , } erans to turn in their adjusted byes ; : Been. affirmed for ‘Peals Graaf, Be GN { : ST service certificates may cost them arl J. Klaiber, 300-301. Kresge Bldg., 41 E. Wash. St . 4 German farmer, convicted of car- GREENCASTLE DOCTOR DIES | money, Secretary of the Treasury — Hours 9 to 12 and 2 to 5 (Call FR anklin 2247) Take elevator to 3d floof upplies rying concealed weapons and he | GREENCASTLE, June 7 w. P.. Red Correspondent Deplores Henry Morgenthau. Jr., said today. : = Servin will be beheaded, in accordance |—Dr. Cassell C. Tucker, 54, well-} inn? | Veterans holding certificates THIS “FRIDAY AND SAT. ONLY : g with German oR: tom, as soon as {known physician, died yesterday ‘| ack of Understanding. which matare June 15 should turn Bring of on die an executioner can be found, it [after a two-year illness. Dr. Tucker, . Shae them in and receive bonds if they in ; ir beio was announced last night a graduate of DePauw and the Har-} * By RITE chain wish to collect interest which has This Ad c Federal tire atopic § . . ar {ispatch in the “8 , governs, > i . 0 ! Graaf, sentenced by a court the fvard medical school, served in the al spawn = Ee I Donen been ping =p for the last’ nine With Only Tax thé reinsta last of April, is the first German army. i De rr orla A or there were no hysterical out- ia sd KTR ey said AND ‘RECEIVE ONE 14-KT. ment last 1 A fo feceive' the death penalty m [Was aWarded We nfm "lores in Russia about “American | FLAKES KILL CRICKETS GOLD FINISH--SIMULATED : + ligying its ¢ the British sector. LEY de Cosh ow A _ |imperialism preparing for a third WASHING TO N—Napthalene |& 7 x i supplies fro ; [world war.” 3 flakes are used to keep mole-crick- 5 ; ; i {teen t 3 : | Yet anti-Soviet propaganda is h ets from seedbeds. = ZIRCON RING : ? have been i WHAT A FIND! FRESH AND FRESH IS SO both read and heard in the United} i 8 : res x are being £ . States, said the dispatch, written roc a These simulated Zircon Rings represent the utmess ¢ Kingdom f . . Pel Bi 3, 2 ° ’ ! » 58. % » STOPS My PER~ PLEASANT T0 USE by V. E..Zhykov, who has been cov- you* C % skill of modern science. Many social leaders. f tions. i . ering the/ San Francisco conference | ps% onaR z Withon Ales and ou EN To ya, suisted RJ is lear : SPIRATION WORRIES IT DOESNT DRY for Izvestia. w Wn Ea g n safety vaults, Subject iss ‘most any da ’ 21000 tons : | - Ti AR! The dispatch was broadcast by $ ol of il ae A ig ese able in “the COMPLETELY ! ; ; out IN HE J . the Moscow radio and recorded by “ WIS A200. on display in smart shop. wifdows ob that 23,000 t the FCC. 2 higher prices, Limit! You may buy 1 to ¢ Rings. digectly fro; | Zhukov said the propaganda < ’ : 7 ’ July. * i | against Russia in the United States tir Norway | “poisons the atmosphere, puts. the ° Limited supply 14K gold-filled 23600 tons man-in-the-street off his balance LCL YE a » and solid Sterling Silver : mire ‘are and gives rise to a lack of under- on) -— - Rings and Birthstones 4 Cc 3 from the Un standing.” ’ CGE g at... Nive iia up This is a | “No Journalists on Guam” Wl COFFEE i { & paged with ° He contended it was wrong to wk : 3 Temi MEN'S RINGS ARE $195 UP | Hige {IHpON a ~ ‘ Ran { , . ’ consider that Soviet-American re-| Miss Mary Margaret Flaherty -(left) is taking reservations for the | boat LZ : Rone and ly lations suffered from “a lack of] Catholic Women's retreat tomorrow through Sunday at Ladywood A bin LEADER STORE emergen Maxi] Orders of $1.00 os] lergency |

American tourists to" the SovietT school. Miss Sarah Boland is chairman for the retreat June 15 through Basia - er A & Mier-she Union, because in all probabilities | 17 also at the school. The Rev. Fr. Thomas J. Kelley, 8. M. M,, and the | -Other MONARCH FOODS! Add Fed. Tax. COR. WASHINGTON and DELAWARE from Norwe there are no more Soviet Clieens | Rev. Fr. Francis P. White, S. M: M., will serve as retreat masters. | eer All Just As Good! THIS FRIDAY AND SAT. ONLY Nations rel in the United States at present] _ mse ——— Aoom— SEPt——o— me atirmareaterteeraartiescattde eres - a than there are Americans in the 3 . —— ——— dial U.S.8 R : A | “The American press is incom- | Nofvay and yarably better represented in MosP " : foi Q : e] Copyright, 1945 cow than the Soviet press in, say and The C

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