Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 August 1946 — Page 2

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SATURDAY, AUG. 2 1946

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Vod in London LITVINOV OUT WASHINGT ON OPA DRAFTING Tugoslr Victim? PEACE PARLEY PERM : A Weekly Sizeup by the Washington JOB SHAKEUP Staff of the Scripps-Howard Newspapers MARKET DRIVE ON PREAMBLES : AFTEE . ® —————————— . R—— ’ . L . Friend of Western World Otinves From Piey Que) August Price Increases May MacKenzie King and Evatt Dupont | : heroes, counting heavily on this angle to get them votes. Every As. Goes Into Discard for sate has at iets one on the ticket, sqme have ve and six. Cost Public More Than To Leave Conference; P i i 's soon tell how th 1 affect national policy except i i ici rey Third Time. on housing, veterans benefits, etc. But in general . i Billion Dollars. Bevin Is Visitor. : By WI By EDWARD ROBERTS early all these men are under 45, many are much younger, Nearly By EULALIE McDOWELL R. H. SHACKFORD ¥ United Press Staff Correspondent all are combat veterans, traveled abroad, Most seem to favof interna- trait Press Staff Correspondent ws Press Stall Correspondent Times 8) LONDON, Aug. 24.~The council| tional co-operation of some so WASHINGTON, Aug. 24~Price PARIS, Aug. 24.—Work was slowly BURLING of ministers of the U. 8. 8. R.'to-| Scores ‘more are running for. , od tod a th treat Indiana stat day “released” Maxim Litvinov,| state, town and county offices this | p Chief Paul A. Porter reveal ay under way on oe peace treaties ngs prin longtime advocate of Russian friend-| fall, organizing to beat local eece Has Own Troubles that. the. OPA is whipping up its Joday alter Jour Weeks of wrangling of Mrs. Hatt ship with the western world, from| machines, as in Tennessee. They'll Rep. B. Carroll Reece took a |«toughest program yet” ‘to squelch However aden of two Bult. poisoning vic his post as deputy foreign minister| be after the bigger jobs a few | bad beating in his own Terjnessee |. 1d.he black marketeers when Wh commonwealth delegations ari taken from t as part of a big administrative] years from now. Signs are vet- | primaries while political expert {new meat ceilings go into effect nounced they were going home this District Ju shakeup. erans will dominate politics for i terday grant ng around the country in his role | gant 9 week-end. A terse Moscow radio announce-| many years, as the G. A. R. did pt. 9. : Dynamic Dr. Hervert Evatt. Aus exhumation, ment gave no reason why 70-year-| after the vil war. as Republican national chairman. | afr porter issued a stern warning] A New Albany, Ind, army u Vr Crerimgigrid a , vestigation ¢ old Mr. Litvinov was dropped from . The local G. O. P. machine, |i, plack marketeers to “beware” as| officer, Capt. Harold F. Schreiber oy hy iy affairs Lockman, the foreign office, where he has been| President Truman still wants | Which he had controlled during |ops ended a 30-day price-raising| (above) was reported to ®e co- sod Hist I a esman for housekeeper, a deputy to V. M. Molotov, Joseph Stalin to visit him here in | 18 24 years In congress, Was |onree in which it ordered boosts ex-| pilot of the second of the U. 8. He gol] Dower, w ve Paris at der charge is Author of the phrase “peace i5| (ne White House, feels such a | 27M OUt of power and failed to | pected to cast the public more than| planes shot down near the Yugo. ||P: 0. today, Pritie Muster Wi. of another w indivisible,” Mr. Litvonov has been “ JA rel nominate. the man he had picked |one billion dollars in the next year.| slavian border by Yugoslav fight. [MacKenzie King of Canada will de- Mrs. Calh Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Dreyer |Fegarded as leading advocate with-| Meeting could result in old-time | to succeed him in the house. Day- | Noting that when meat price ceil-| ers. It was feared all crew mem- | Po Suneay, was attended leave the Church of the Most in the Soviet government of close co-operation. Last time he was ton Phillips of Elizabethton, a ings are restored Sept. 9 they will] bers died in the crash. He has a reign inister Ernest Bevin of Dupont for s Holy Redeemer, Che London, |east-west relationg His wife js| asked, Marshal Stalin refused be- | YOUNE War veteran, got the nomi- |p, somewhat higher than June 30| wife and two-year-old daugh- Great Britain was in Paris for the death in 193’ oly s Isea, Lon . Ed ? heal nation—which means sure elec- . (first time during the peace conferafter their marriage. The son of | English. ause of poor th. But belief is ceilings, Mr. Porter said the one| ter mow vacationing in Alexand Exham L. J. Dreyer, 1706 N. Delaware | The brief announcement .stated| he just doesn’t want—or dare—to | tion. big problem remaining in meat| ria, Minn. His parents, Mr. and |°nce. He has been ill. He con- Yadiana TO sto Indianapolis, the mavy vet. |Feodor Gusev, ambassador to| Set so far away from the Krem- | One of the charges made price control is the danger of re-| Mrs. Ralph Schreiber of New |ferred this morning with U. 8. Sec- d oe eran of 2 years overseas service | Creat Britain, and Jacob Malik, one-| lin. t Rep. Reece in the district | owed black markets. Albany have received no official | e!ary of State James F. Byrnes in i et formerly was an Allison Engineer | time ambassador to Tokyo and re- Senator Tom Connally, too, has)| Was he had constantly played | ure anyone with s misguided am-| word from the army. Hr Byrnes’ hotel suite, then flew Sh we wo! ing Corp, employee, Mrs. Dreyer | cently a Soviet advisor on the alleid publicly urged another meeting of | bi-partisarr .politics with the |... 0 for illegal profits is planning ack to London. o pont om is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. council in Japan, have been ‘named the Big Three. Trouble with | Democratic leader, Thad Cox, a little chiseling on the side, rd No Word on Slavs S all oo” al _ Through Lord Wavell's action,| James Morrison of London. deputy ministers of foreign affairs. | Yugoslavs causes some hope that settling for two Republican house |, 0 to advise against it,” he sald TR ANSIT PLEDGE There was no Immediate hint The Ye government takes the Served In Washington meeting will take place somewhere | Seats in east Tennessee, never |;,, his weekly broadcast. whether Messrs. Byrnes and Bevin tion probabl ' 3 ud ¥ mot here, trying to win the governorship | «prom now on out the word will § y had discussed the Yugoslav crisis, Monday og Mr. Litvinov's ouster marked yw. or a U. 8. senatorial seat. In |... 100k marketeers, beware!” | Palestine or some topic directly con- vision of R. another spectacular step in an in- S o h . the state elections, the G. O. P. . [posted ih the conference. They * . and-out career during which he was traws in the Wind total vote went into sharp de- Meat to Be Short fle two conference commis" county coron : foreign ' commissar from 1820 to A joint army-navy commission | cline under Reece domination, Mr. Porter said the OPA is work- oe Vile slowly through study by ee ot It will not be Soaependent, No 1039 and ambassador to the United| is searching United States, Carib- | Dis Republican opponents charged. |ing out a new enforcement program ore H ke. Umesassary lof the Hungarian and Romanian Coid . ang | n States from 1941 to 1943. He was bean and Pacific areas for a place Fa a wi ? | treaty preambles. 1910 act relieved from both posts and sent plac th the department of agriculture C oy ' scribed in d in the smtiquated ne : into retirement, only to reappear in| Where it can test rockets over a ADD POLITICS: If Chester | pie should permit announcement Bowers Charges. ie Sustion JL eudings tagged requires evid Dasiament. under which India: 80th National Encampment an important capacity. 2000-mile distance. The army- | Bowles runs it will be for governor |yiinin a few days of “the toughest Cotinsid Fella Wags. Oto 8 Ong § ihe mor . a the before a cou et the new regime in practice, To Open Sunday The chubby, jolly diplomat had | navy munitions board is survey- | of Connecticut, And friends now |program yet.” g Mir Clementic of Ceccnoslov vis tion may be : . “ |been deputy foreign minister—one| ing underground sites in the U. 8. | say he'll run. Don’t expect much | Mr. Porter warned that meat he sald, does not involve any new objected to the preamble ‘wording Parlier jum (Continued From Page One) - |0f four assistants to Mr."Molotov| suitable for storage of machine | yom senate move to deny Bilbo [SuPPlles Will be somewhat scarcer charge against the ratepayers. It|He contended it made no mention fused 30 of —since the Soviet cabinet was re-| tools, war production equipment. Bis seat. 32 Will die. down. be next month but said it would beis provided for in the company's/of Hungary's complicity with the whereupon 1 Without precedence over the other |in-Chief John H. Grate, Atwater, shuffled on March 23 of this year.| I' wants them big enough for pos- ig g- . Sow, for- \due to “natural reasons” He depreciation reserve. axis in pre-war events and asked a submitted th councilors, may play a role similar|O. Chaplain Robert M. Rownd,|He had handled general matters. sible industrial plants in an HY % a ate oo . ety begged the public not to “trot out| Under normal conditions, he said, more clear-cut definition of Hun- Burial Minister Ripley, N, Y, John C. Adams,| Today's shakeup in the foreign| emergency. Coast guard has re- y ohn * S Wan b OPA agaid as the scapegoat and |the company would have acquired gary's position as an axis satellite Detective 1 Jonesboro, Ind, quartermaster gen-| ministry came on the heels of a| stored wartime regulations on on sevelt’s Imiing aie os the whipping boy.” these vehicles during the period| There was to be an Italian eco- investigation eral: Orlando Le Valley, Caro, (Moscow announcement that a mass | ships approaching United States. as been aroun Wn [OF | He sald September has always when the war made This impossible. | nomic commission meeting this arranged for Mich., national patriotic instructor; [replacement of leading Communists| Atomic Scientist Urey and Ad- Som years. Mr. Lewis has denied [1.0 5 Jow point in the hog supply.| As a _ protected monopoly, the afternoon. The preamble of the houn’s body John M. Gudgel, Shenandoah, Ia.,|is occurring in the Ukraine, because| miral Blandy warn* that drastic I ho intimates he'd be qualified | os for cattle, Mr. Porter pointed utility 18 required to provide ade- Italian treaty was approved by the her death. | and Willlam H. Barrett, Princeton, |they were “carrying out their po-| action is necessary unless we end for the Presidency. out that they have been coming to quate services, he added, and this| political commission yesterday aft- | was a ceme litical work- weakly.” the possibility of atomic war. ® x =» market so heavily in recent weeks should not be contingent on the ernoon. Changes were made to give closing Dec. Ye major Suesiions laced the Two Ministers Dismissed : . 8.» Date Is a Mystery wo De eed ons ule receipt of higher fares. credit to the “democratic forces of burial. - . . 5 a at ci i ” LI . 8 OS hon Crt Pp Other Yetent JMosow announce) Seek. Alaska Colonization Mystery surrounds meeting of | marketed now. Requested Statement i Tialin Foie’ 9 Wel a the a 0 § decide whether to convene again BE ot ng personnel and| Watch for plans to encourage house naval affairs committee, Meat Price Adjustment Due Mr. Bowers disclosed that Rail-j. i ® SoWntall of there was mi next year. cleanup of wartime abuses is in the colonization of Alaska. It may | called for Sept. 3 (the day after Congress, in passing the new price Way: President Reid hag refused.) rior castes er apes it? body at the Highlights of the convention will ' be linked with President Truman's : on advice of counsel, to give the] N Y still be found be the progress include: 1 to relink immigration Labor day). control bill, ordered OPA to bring city courttil a certified statement of Me Ta AUTO LICENSE - parade Wednesday at 10|" ong: Dismissal of two cabinet| ProPOsa Meeting will di opening |Prices into line with the new meas- Permission a. m.; three appearances of the| ii... ar p Smirnov as min-| |AWS, admit displaced persons to 8 Iscues Te-ODEINNE jure within 30 devs after its final IA | PLATES LOSE COLOR exhumation + famed United States marine band, ise of the meat and dairy indus-| United States. \ the Standard Ofl-navy Elk Jims | passage. Though De deadline aet-1., 20° council requested that ihe! ArpaNy, N. v. (U. P).New Erickson, wic and the national campfire Wednes-|; ioc and Boris Vannikov. as min-| Legislation opening Alaska to. | contract, members say, but theyre | yo" tomorow, OPA has ulieady S2tement be furnished early this york state's division of motor ve- bound, a ne] oa in the Murat theater. |icier of agricultural machine European refugees, introduced in I JF Disa wound up the job in consumer | orem be ae at the, hicles is bothered by license. plates by marriage e_marine band concert will be build: 1940 by Rep. Frahk R. Havenner ew can 1 | goods i ag correc which change color.’ .. known relatiy DR... ; goods, ; ! Fo g : public occ ae Bf x (D. Cal), my Sr yruises; To A" Ce CS PBRNRS.) sThestenty Puiiedlate major price iuays oficials snd indicated {HAC} Many. plates have faded from the “Detectives” Coliseum. Monday will Sclals Hay With rr pro-| even better now into admjnistra- congress recessed. adjustinent remaining on the books rw... eto checked by | conventional deep yellow to a dark . son, who un duction records and other abuses| tion policy. Ernest Gruening, | Standard wants the navy to |; “ro \reats OPA will announce] "ocPendent accountants. cream and can hardly be recognized recbgnited : by Gov. Gates and Mayor Tyndall.| ¢ their positions. x= governor of Alaska, tipped this Shave costs of keeping this fleld |... week ‘the price ceilings that “Mr. Reid's elust) e subi 8 as New York plates. They are dead woman Tuesday evening the veterans willl TypEE: Suspension of one Len-| off at recent hearing on Alaskan In fesdivem, or take over the will prevail when meats are brought Sajement ® be a. oom) plus i © made at Auburn prison and offi- houn had 5 attend a reception .n the state); ro magazine and severe ofcial| steamship rates. In 80 years . back under control Sept. 9. company’s inability prove ne | oials believe wartime material short wn she die house given by Gov. and Mrs. Gates. | criticism of another for publishing| under American flag, Alaskan Since complaints about first Elk | wpe new meat prices will push coungil's contention that the com-|gges ang ersatz paints gay be at suspect, is. W ted The parade will spotlight|«gesjogically harmful” articles and | population hasn't increased, ‘or Hills contract, early in the war, |. oo below present levels. But be- pany, can operate profitably under |p, root of the trouble. to have bel Calcutta’s | Wednesday's - activities, with * the |«gnti-Soviet” attacks. Gruening said, while “across the | Which led to its cancellation and |. co or discontinuance of subsidies. |® + Cent rate simply confirms the | LL eccentric, D over the [ringing down of the convention cur- narrow straits of Bering sea, is | revision, the house committee has | 1 io new prices will not be as| Co cis opinion that the railways, ’ Mrs. Ericl the hope clings that the|tain Thursday at a business session. POLICEM AN NEEDS eastern Siberia, we know there is | reserved right to pass on any |, o ceilings prev on June has no case,” Mr. Bowers said. { ’ rings belong t reach an| The veterans will ride behind the : a great development, that tens of | changes affecting this important 3)" peer tHe valling Prices will ‘No Political Ax’ CANTERBURY aunt and sai ttered Moslem [marine band in Wednesday's march. PENNSYLVANIA MAP| thousands of people are being | Oil reserve. AVeTaG, Ome OF Io ood higher. “We intend 10 .oppuse any in Calhoun “ha t, M. A. Jinnah, to Also appearing in the parade will settled there while we are doing . . . than the J 30 costs. Fi 1 crease in fares as lo as the utilit E BEAVER FALLS, Pa. (U, P)— e June . For lamb, ng y . |be the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Chil- Philadelphia is far away from |, Virtually nothing.” Resumption of negotiations be- |iho average jump over the old OPA |keeps throwing out its financial | M The present government includes {dren's home band from Knights- Secretary Krug confirmed it on | tween bituminous coal operators ceilings will be six or seven cents|smokescreens to hide its real figures. | EPISCOPAL onro¢ t | town, the Plainfield Boys’ school Beate Falls, but a member of the h isit to alaska. 8 ts . 5¢ l Je police force is not sure just is recent v 8 : and United Mine Workers, has |& pound. ‘Were not a bunch of utility- ; rs|band; the Wakeman General hos- | hin Yar (See the Jim Lucas articles, | = 000 cot 10 by the gov- Consumer Must Pay Now baiters and we have no political ax|J| Indiana’s newest college Rest d {pital band, Sahara Grotto band, here are you from. anyway?”| SIATtng in this newspaper Men- |’ . y Lae gov-, y to grind. (§] (formerly Central Normal units of the Ft.-Harrison military ’ , y Do day, on our military preparations | ernment administrator, Adm. | The price adjustments made bY| wrne council has taken i si~ | 1 rowled the policemen at a motorist OPA d th {8 pos College) offers a full liberal ; police, Indiana state guard, Ameri-|¥ Bit © in Alaska.) Ben F. Moreell, It will be slow uring the 30-day period end-|,,. on facts and evidence which | n i d teach ELLETTSV can Legion, Veterans of Foreign Who had taken a left turn. Don't take too seriously state- | oo 400 ir o contract for pri- | 8 today were required under the... . natter of public record and ay asenve ant ‘saver. Discontintied Wars and United Spanish war| Philadelphia” sald the driver.| = gp00 Washington thése | ng Pr'* |Crawford and Wherry compromise | training curriculum. Char. the war, the

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gan and Pennsylvania sts. to We'll let you in on a trade secret. OPA Chief Paul Porter said the| “ou. yous received no evidence|]| struction. Pleasant com. eet etree eee signed with the overnment. | . Washington st.; west to Meridian| APPROVE JAP STATUTE Its hard to get mews here; most | 5 ln FUL LL SU Rave |r er ma dment, TCSLOrNE that these facts can be disproved. || munity near Indianapolis. Veature: of st.; make a semi-circle around the| TOKYO, Aug. 24 (U, P.).—Pro-| officials have left town. Yet mews | =~. government terms. Frey $425 anita on aa ’ oy If we do receive evidence showing For information address: yam y Circle to Meridian st. and then|myigation of the new Japanese con-| gathering agencies have to say | 0" 0 nT eT ine lof consumers and. put it in the| [Nat OUr facts are wrong, we would fesu¥a Yee proceed north to New York h|gtitution in nearly the sme form| something. Se Senators Chass ni,, 3), hag already broken all |pockets of car manufacturers” |i Once reverse our position and Director of Admissions gine The reviewing stand will be set up|ihat Gen. Douglas MacArthur ap-| and Overton (neither one mem- “may last months longer. The Amendment "elim support a rate increase for the . Bldg., Danville Ind P with . opposite the Federal building. roved became a certainty today| bers of foreign relations commit. Yoonrds, \ . Wherry en *| company.” Adm. Bldg, . opular Behind the veterans will march piove the Tics of representatives: tee) sob.9 on world sifeirs, s = =» inated additional cost absorption for J for Priday 1 te in ind ou: on i seni | eden bow mar wd | Just 0 Rumor EL NL J = Ld a 9 . . ug. J— A Yadies ‘of us d Reet Sava ter by a vote of 421 to 8. abroad. Pay no attention to alleged | consumer prices on virtually every|Charles Wilkinson, _ of Nobles- We Cater to Parties! we diana educat Republic, Daughters of Union Vet- : plots io Sveriiton Speskss Bal commodity or item sold by a total|vjlle’s oldest residents, celebrated liam Lowe B erans of the Oivil war, Sons of Ol a Arm Bl a nk e } C overs Rey HE 14 00 h Semen Its of $350 million. The amendment per 95th birthday today. She lives NDREWS tus of India Union Veterans of the Civil war, Y DIE thal Bars a makes the consumer pay the bill with her daughter, Mrs, Inda Baker. C. T. Malan and Auxiliary to Sons of Union * . Bouthern eto Bimsell. And Jom hoy ou io SBY nerugses in| Mrs. Wilkinson has been a resi- RESTAURANT of Julie in Veterans of the Civil war. All are bl i J 1) T : or processors prices. dent of Hamilton county all her . Minois St. troduced. Ir meeting simultaneously with the esse rami Y ewels a FIQ1| those who linked Rep. Gene Cox | "OPA estimates that textile price life except a few years spent in| 606 N, Winois 5 cal concerts nto Sion. some of Georgia and Rep. Bill Colmer |increases made mandatory under|ninois, If _OFen Dally 19:30 .A- M.ts 2 4. M. There will be {rome ’ 3000] LR ANKPURT, Aug. 24 (U. P.).|box of jewels” Maj. Sub sie the| of Mississippi = Sige mov, the new price will add $60 million — a EE — — day night, al 4 — note said. “Our code word ‘ceme-} apparently, that Sam, Gene and |to the consumer prices of cotton in oo arriving veterans were quick | —The glittering jewels of the house| P07, (0 Foro" y caused you| Bill are the best of friends. Mr. |ciothing every me the market an to spike rumors that this might be|of Hesse sparkled before an Amer- " “ ’ ay the Anal so much grief, Cox called the story “a damned |price of raw cotton goes up a cent. ‘ Contests a he Bual Mestine of the g A. x ican army court’ martial today In| piscovery of the family fortune| le.” seiaibaniiie———— Saturday m the lpia en y - ¢|the trial of WAC Capt. Kathleen |in the basement of Kronberg castle,| The controversy arises over TEXAS DEMOCRATS ‘Summer School Now in Session Gates and F to clear the way for his|the be , sugges Of Ahatlnash Durant, who is charged with|home of the house of Hesse, was| Mr. Rayburn’s selection of an- INT Start 'S tomb Ist. Schricker ‘wil June-December iat wap. ay lly is 1 Rd. taking jewels and gold plate from|related in the testimony of Roy| other good friend, Rep. Emmett HOLD RUNOFF VOTE Fall Term Starts September Is come party” road Dobby die Inationel ay a litle contest TOF | "costle niding place. Carlton, Kilgore, Tex, former mess| O'Neal of Kentucky, to head | = on, = 0 =~ ‘ eg year-o oxer. a A Ba *® but this years An old army blanket was whipped | sergeant, house campaign expenditures- Texas Democrats ol toda; ma LaShelle Vocal and Danse Studios Musical numl Oe at he out of ing a vention gives tidings|,y, taple in the military court| Mr. Carlton said the first word| committee, instead of Louisiana 2 primary election, with nom. urday night JDeing a wide open race. and there lay a fortune in gems,|that the fortune lay buried in a| Democrat James Domengeaux. second primary election, with nom- . . : All 12 of the G. A. R. boys want antiques and gold and silver plate. sub-basement of the castle was| Rep. Domengeaux and his friends ination tantamount to election in Bonnie Blue Brown—Voice and Danse to be commander, and none wants)" TC Fo Fon Toon" or the given him by an unidentified Ger-| Were sore. Rep. O'Neal, who |this tradiiiolely Democratic sae. ynn Sullivan—Registrar and Danse S bh infatuated with pretty |to vote for the other,” one auxiliary day's proceedings and spectators man has not yet had a meeting of his : Although today’s election includ- aves Er Bobble Ann Keith, who is about Safivention Inembir sald, and the court itself studied the Broke Through Concrete committee, is said to be waiting od fous Sls Fates and Ave Songres| 1716 N. PENN. HI. 0822 T * d | . Rownd is conceded as having tacwlar. disph Rep. Rayburn's announcement [sional nominations, interest during | rie the best chance for the high post. |SPcovacular display. With the aid of two Germans and the campaign has centered in the S gh post. Cant. Durant merely glanced at of his professed resignation—but A past national commander, the pr y 8 a hammer and chisel and in the gubernatorial contest between lib- CHICAGO : the jewels but she showed signs] 1 this is just rumor, ' n T. . e . ’ - am . New Yorker will be 102 in Octobe: presence of Capt. Durant, Mr. Carl-| vo ren PUMOR: Some of |eral Homer P. Rainey, ousted presi William T. |

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him, in Chicago, the cod d two | ley a jgoverne of oir TI win | “cemetery,” which he said . nd pe Juckiges. Which he the house, instead of reverting to |lege, Ind, and conservative Rail- Veter ans! High School Graduates! ’ hug Wied to | women organiza , e gunm ackson- | present “vis” projectors to the vet-|*§08 to Capt. Durant's sister to| Mr. Carlton said he saw Col. Jack job of minority leader. road Commissioner Beauford Jester. For the Futur e ' CRE erans hospital Monday at 10 a. m. turn over the hoard. Durant, husband of the defendant, p 78) 78/8 1/8) 18) /8\I/@\I/8\i/8\i/8\ T8\i/8\ i/e\ | /8\i/8 was shot by F Four of these projectors will be| M®): Salb said he gave the sig-|at the castle several times. : after an 85-n along with an assortment of|P® '0 Capt. Durant’s sister, Eileen| The defense gave the middle- |} Enroll now at Butler University Ogrizovich

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