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of the state police investigation into gambling conditions in. southern Indiana as the result of the death of New Albany's mayor, Was expected at. Governor Gates’ office | today or. tomorrow. The report is expected to include full circumstances surrounding the death last Thursday of Mayor Raymond Jaégers who was found shot | to death in his office. His death at first was reported |to have been a suicide but Frank | Tyler, Clark - county coroner, re'opened the case after relatives and [friends of the. mayor conterided that he had been murdered. | Link Death to Probe | The probe of his death was linked

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Two brothers, natives of Bangor, Mich., have confessed to the $1ise 500 holdup of the New Palestine bank last July IB, according ta Harvey G. Foster, chief of the Ine diana FBI office. : Robert D.” Atteberry, 22, cone fessed at St. Joseph, Mich, his part in the holdup Saturday and his brother, Charles E. Atteberry, 20, admitted he ‘was an accomplice in the robbery after questioning a$ 8t. Louis yesterday. The elder brother was captured on a farm near Paw Paw, Mich, Thursday and the younger brother was arrested at the home of his grandfather in. Arbyrd, Mo., last | Friday. | They were linked to the chime (by a fingerprint found on a glass | jar in a Cambridge City, Ind, gare age where the bandits" get-away {car was stolen shortly before the

Igaria was grante , . | issued an order a few days earlier # holdup. Russia. IF Ja Mppishey Jowant ener for a general crackdown on, gagm- T. 0M ACG. PAT'S PEND. COPR. 1946 EOW L.A. WAGNER ALLIRG#TS RESERVED The pair will be brought to Ine pic. | blers in the city. : : : : Jad the Bul. Union Pessimistic | Phe investigation also" irivolved TWENTY -FOUR-HOUR FORE~ | of the Rockies where the scat- | the extreme southwest is a, semi- tianupolls gor pata! on. charges of e exception o , | : rme nk roboery. WAS RE o The mayor said that the coal and | possible .connection. of the mayor's CAST SUMMARY: Rain will fall | tered showers are expected, but | permanent one caused by thermal ry oi] situation in New York was nor- anti-gambling edict with a stabbing! intermittently in the upper Miss- | westward to the Pacific it will | conditions In the arid, desert . — mal despite the accompanying strike (assault last week on W. Dudley issippi and Missouri Valleys | be fair, Normal morning fog is | region, 106 Wives Arrive of tugboatmen and seamen. { Jewell, New Albany Chamber of : : a tor ti Pacif bo z — at an John E. Strong, president of local | Commerce secretary, who had been shroughout- the aifecyd. area | lorecasi .lor . RIE: sonst | At K . > be f Y. . | h 807, said before the meeting "leading a crusade against gaming in shown on the map. There will be Tuesday A.M. } OFFICIAL WEATHER orean Base | ¢ : Ya : 9 (U. P).-Th that “the situation is very bad and | the city. ’ showers or scattered thunders | Night temperature will be near | 4 ome. ® : V a { ‘ ’ INCHON, A, . Socialist Unity 1 see no signs of settlement in less ¢ James F. Stockdale, a candidate! showers in mountainous sections | .a low of 70 degrees from the Vital Wether Purse ‘P.) PT i Je. y a slight lead toe than one or two weeks.” > {for constable, was arrested and Sarit ; " | kn a All Data in Central Daylight Time J r mon elay and 0 ] of Kentucky, Tennessee and Vir- | Gulf of Mexico northward ‘to | 5 19 two false starts, the U, 8 Wing opposition In the maritime strike, Harry |charged with the stabbing of Mr. ’ : Sept. B, 1944 ? , . 8. army ian zone munici Jaw ’ ginia, also in the Upper Lakes Re- southern Missouri and Kansas. Sunrise 6:20 | Sunset LIM transport Frederick Funston - » i | | - wr -t - - —— - Lundberg, secretary of the Se gion, along the Gulf coast, in | Further north: to the Canadian | CC a 10 am 14 Seared Inchon harbor today ’ (A. F. | : A ! Ae " . arin —— Saliory Union of thie Paeine COTTON CROP 18 SET Florida and the Carolinas as well | border the minimum will lower [Total precipitation since Jan. 1......24 | Th § 100 wives and 31 children, of L.), announced his conference ster he | to about 60 degrees Deficiency since Jan. 1 Lam ey were the first dependents of f Labor { AT 8 MILLION BALES 2s westernmost Texas and the | t : ro —— American soldiers to arrive in with Assistants Secretary ol La | east slopes of the Rockies. | A low pressure center has fur- | The Fs table shows the tempera-| Korea. — y y 1 ure in other cities. " Philip Hannah failed to effect a| TE ON 3. ia Moderate temperatures are | ther developed south of the high- | High Low| Marring an otherwise perfect { n ra , AUBRUE © ievsinrsnneonsy Svaatieens setilerhent. . : os a production wt! promised New England and the | Pressuré ridge which extends to [ona +4 i trip wag the sad reunion of Capt,, Other labor developments: : | 9,171,000 bal Lakes Region, but the weather | the Rockies from New England. |Chicago <...... ss e4 | Charles 8. Hoge, Olathe, Kas, ONE: The Intemational Broth gs | will b : d sultry betw The deepening of this depression |SFcinnatt . 92 e1 | with his wife and 3-year-old (A. F. of L) This was a slight decrease from | Wi! De warm and Sultry een Cleveland 8 66 | ding ; pn erhood of Teamsters - oy 00 Tad the d " ts A 8 esti | the Mississippi and the Atlantic | 4¥as expected for there is a strong |Denve: 52 | daughter. The Hoge's 4-year-old to vote on a compromise proposal| bal {5 p ho Bo | country lying south of the “stand- | northward from the Gulf, Pt. Worth .... oi ss | Seattle just before the sailing, to end the week-old trucking strike| ales o 00 pounds each. Sect an 4 - . . i | Indianapolis (eity) 91 70 ete ———— N York City and New ree | ing” or stationary front for warm, Partly cloudy conditions Are |kansas City # 6 [RETURN AIRMEN TOMORROW wmong ow 4 Si) y PRINCESS ELIZABETH ILI | moist tropical air has overspread | pictured for the West Gulf ‘and } Loos Angeles 8 5 ROME, Sept. 9 (U, P.).—Pive rr Pa.. residents LONDON, Sept. 8 (U Pp) the area. (See arrow indicating | Central Plains states. a Paul vio Sep : - J | caskets containing remains of U, 8 d for a total biackout after | | Princess Elizabeth was reported con-, “warm air” flow.) |" North, of the border a ZIresh New Dreams .........ssssvuucens 88 74 army airmen shot down over Yugoe prepare t G a Y. Mueller. of the | {fined indoors.at the summer palace Local ‘frost is predicted for the | wave of cold Canadian air is be- Pairs City. a o s4 | Slavia Aug. 19 will be flown te Sing diy f-D sne | {at"Balmoral today by a slight cold. | high ranges and mountain val- | ginning to push southward and. Omaha cocci. 88 68 ithe United States tomorrow, Col, eel Tower Yor | Ber iliness was not believed serious| leys of the Rocky Mountains in | its leading edge or Boundary is south 'IlIIl1I je a [Roger M. Cigwe, commanding offi Light co, announce poser workers | but she was unable to attend church! Idaho, Utah and ‘Nevada.”It will the “cold air front?” | 8an Antonio 38 | cer of Ciampino airport, announced woud walk of iejt lo : at Sne } Sunday | he partly cloudy on the east side The “low” shows centered in RS main, a [itaviao B43 Lpugy . minute past midnight tonight unless | 4 ! 5, D Eve ans nh union“demands are met. THREE: Philip Murray, president | % of the C. I. O., told delegates to a régional meeting of C. 1. O. United | z Steelworkers that the “C. I. O. ” planned to demand portal-to-portal i ) pay for workers in all industries. STRAUSS hadilio: 07% will @ Touch OMmOoVeLowr Blames Beard Blundering SAYS: In announcing the maritime Pit 5 strike. would continue, Mr. Lunde- MISS AMERICA. Marilyn Buferd of Tolwoods t . berg said that the walkout was due | 8 Tn.» solely to “the tragic blundering” of | ia the wage stabilization board. By FREDERICE. C. OTHMAN : He said that the 8. U. P. had Uuited Priy) Sjufl Correspondent no disagreement with ship owners| ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.Sept. 9.—This dispatch probably should who have granted pay increases of appear In the hardware dealer's monthly; it is- about a chain you from $2250 to $27.50 a month. snap to your wife's ears. : The “contracts, which called for It loops handily under her chin. . Shu wage hikes of from $5 to $10 more Grab the chain and lead her wherever you want, You could rivet than those granted members of the an iron hoop in her mose and get the same effect, by attaching R C. I. O. Maritime Workers union | rope, but slave ear- rings are bet- |” : earlier this year, were disapproved ter. With them you can guide her ga week for the next eight weeks. by WSB because they were “infla- almost as well as if you had a bit Other fellows with other offers, . tiomary.” in her mouth. including a _ burlesque agent, she's The -WSB' is scheduled to open 2 nia not even seeing. This ,is known as hearings tomorrow on possible re- ou : " fing? tt for tat. | YOU THINK I am spooling: : : consideration of the disputed de- . the heat? Drunk? The school ma'ams on the board cision. | Touched by the heat: % of judges decided that Miss Buferd More than 3000 ships have been | The most beautiful woman in this. should spend her $5000 -at the .tied up in East and West coast and | hation wears a chain from ear to American Academy of Dramatic gulf ports. ear. Name of Marilyn Buferd, of Artin New York Mayor Makes Radio Appeal Hollywood, Cal. Now Miss America Then she'll go home to the Sines At Pittsburgh, Mayor David L. Most beautiful of all the beauties at bungalow where she Hohe ah per Lawrence made a radio appeal for the Atlantic City beauty pageant. Hauser. Plog aD er v or. Re pressure by the public on both the - I grasped. Miss -America’s chain 12: Josranle 1 A vy Ps } i! oh Hight company aid <the Union Tr and-ted—hdr—for-a-spet—H worked movie fags: aco ir heelsoon poo SEES SE 0 0 order ‘to forestall the power strike fine. Where I went, she went ana her front porch. which would virtually stop all in- all she said was; “ouch.” I. 4 . dustrial activity in the city. he tall and stately Miss Buferd ALL THE time, of course. her ” Mayor Lawrence said he would made a deal with a Hollywood gen-~ ears will be chained together. any meet a 50-man general union com- ius (who probably would be embar- movie maker who leads her on a mittee at noon today for a “face to rassed if IT mentioned his wife-lead- sound stage will pay cash for the : face” talk. The union has asked er here) to keep her ears chained privilege. for a 20 per cent wagé increase| whenever she appeared in an eve- 1. hope this does, not sound as and 30 other contract changes, in-' ning gown. though . I am sneering * at Miss cluding a union shop. owl America, She is a blue-eyed brownMr. Murray's ‘announcement of THIS WAS her first commercial haired beauty, bust 35 and one-half the C. I. O. plan to demand portal- commitment while She still _was inches: all other measurements in : y , ) y 7 S$ lifornia Now - she’s proportion. to-portal pay—which would mean Only Miss Cali j paying the worker from the time making the boys with ithe contracts She's also smart. She had to prove . he enters the factory until he leaves stand in. line. it (while wearing her chain) to the ae made when he listed the Tonight she advertises cigarets, judges. She studied a year and a programs in which the C I Oo. is which she does not use because the half at the University of California at present “interested.” “0 7 7 smoke gets in her eyes, on the radio, at Los Angeles: then tried to crash ; or $1000. the: movie studios. r nt . for § \ omorrow she ies to allrorni " ” ” A. WAYNE MURPHY ¥ HE . . to -advertise the baby-blue swim- SHE GOT a bit part in a recent HEADS LEGION POST ming “Suit that did its breathless flicker at Warner Brothers: found Io I 1 part to help her win the $5000 first herself ignored by -the director of’ A. Wayne Murphy. Toren y Val prize. . (an epic in which she was seen for re-elected commander of Northeast! The 20th Century-Fox man, who! = c.onds at R-K-O. post 389, American Legion: wouldn't even let her in his office’ nic yo, discerning director, inOther officers installed for 1947 when she was livigg™ half a mile| 40) i011y - was Mervyn Leroy, who are Earl Clampitt, first vice com- away, is tying to stip her to a LIM 4isoovered Lana Turner eating a mander; . Oliver Lawhead, second contract. strawberry soda in a Sunset blvd vice commander; J. Wallace Moor- u 4 ; malted milk joint. man, adjutant; Albert Harmon, THE UNITED ” "ale S studio! Hiya, Merv? Now do vou refinance officer; Alvin Geier, his-| fellow, who also flew 3000 miles to! ember that pretty extra you had « torian; Ira Wilhelm, service officer; meet the girl who used to pass his in there with the mob behind Reed Davis, chaplain, and Wayne | iron gates every day on the way to! claudette Colbert? Blankenship, sergeant-at-arms school, is begging her to accept $500 y oan . —ie—————————————— “| MERVWN'LL KNOW her next ” itime, T bet. She'll be wearing her ' IN INI )IANAPOL t chain And that brings us back | belatedly to the subject of this item. BIRTHS Al City—James,” Mary Ellen Clark Gilbert, | The press agents looked at Miss | 3 Toins Alma Alberta Baugh, and Ernest Belly | America’s chained ears and gasped. | At St. Vinocent's—Alfred, Mary Lynch, boy | At_Coleman--Ronert Sarbara Smith, and | They predicted to a man that all! 1 * il! . ha ss0h. i . | aa an Forrest, Maudie Johnson, 1209 At "Methodint- John, Virginia Gillaspy; | the other ladies in the country soon | y Hoyt, boy and girl Sl . irik Hg rig eg Jor: will be, chaining their ears together Girls | Nan Pugh, Rober, cMarjorte Slacker: too. - That will be a happy day. : S — d "er A h, JEve cClure orris, - A a he ifs Jerse olive] ret ny y Garr, Miriam Hosrgor, If your wife is balky, yank the : 8 1K 1 ind ) ecilia | . y un | rau Zora Slages, and Pau) Bieh En, rig Wade, ity George, | chain, She'll follow you, all right, At City—Howard, Betty Pipes Evelyn Boyer |Or get her ears Rulled off. At Coleman—Verlin, Katherine Pottorfl;|At St. Vincent's—Frank, Caroline Velian: ! a Francs, Doris Ebbeler; Raymond, Mary | Harold Esther Garner; Bernard, Cath- | hears Behr le Seton | Sn Kher, Lou ogee All| © PLANE CRASH FATAL A Mediadiht_Geoge, Eng Mame ves | Ricord; Herschel, Bernardine Gibbs BATAVIA, N. Y., Sept. 9 (U. P).| . Cox; Willlam, Jean -Frisbie: Karl, Mar-| John Jean oJ aetwood, Robert, bye, | “~The civil aeronautics administratha Herzi William, Kathérine Kordy| Barry; Lero Mary Phillips; Bobbi ho Howard, PFiorence Hays: Charles, Vjr- Betty Prot; overly, gokarjorie McCam: | tion today joined Genesee County A ‘alt Arbe u e r+ minis Lakin; matin, Rosemary Mah. | garet Bhennage: Kennard - Louise ‘Fan- Coroner Dr. Irwin Cole in investi- . Carrie Stultz. Cel And Bert, Ejizabily Mitchell. 020 | BRUNE 2 plane crash which cost the A GRANT HAYES PHOTO AY YT ert A | Central, {life of William R. Brandon, 36, of . rice, Audrey Wolfred; Earl, Edna Hinch- | NA | Kent, O, who was. killed "yesterday alvin, Mary’ Burnh Edward, | "DEATHS | ; : yn . Yel AY - 3 . Reith Prlienwori: “Robert. COUTIOU® | princes Denny. 0. at St. Vincents, pul.| VEN his hip crashed into a rail- DOIN’ WHAT COMES NATURALLY "—even little fellows of tender age (2 to 8 . . Riensche William Clorine. Adams ov ols iy IC ment here. Yee 9" . " : a Robert, Lucille Watkins: Charles, Mas a 70, at St. Vincent's, ad Smbanke phi Here Lo years) —can get very “stubborn.” They want THEIR clothes from Strauss. a tifds Maloney, Dennis, Verna Williams; cerebral apoplexy % abut Xo i : } “ o Glenn, Marcella Alstot. Raymond, Eliza- | paiph Hauck, 56, at 2424 Park, eoronary | NAME G.O.P. PUBLICITY AID After all, it IS a. MAN'S Store! “What do you think WE are? bets S008 ana, Vincenti, Chariote eeluslon. © oo Ge pute | WASHINGTON; Sept. 9 (QP) — LStriusi &.C 1 3 ¢ Boys Gronge ¥ oung. 7 2, at 8 nt's, p ‘The Republican national committee Ootrauss & Co. Inc. The lan's Stor e. 4 At St. Francis — Michael, Ruth Bovie:|John T. Riegal. #0. at 1646' § Talbot. tsday named Edward Ford Steven- t Jam Charlotte Winn: Bites! Mary | arteroscieros at » . : 3 Cream: Paul, Mildred Chapple James, {Amanda Kelly, 57, at City, cerebral hemor- 1 san of East Norwalk, Conn, director : 7 : Wheat] - 7 . _— 5 a FR menm——r ‘ rey. an Marion. June Burhans © MUI | eares. Kielet, 62, at Methodist, carcinoma, | Of its motion picture PubliEAy. : re . : 2 3 v, ‘ i i - F : - » . bo hr] ¥ - is .* BR =