Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 November 1946 — Page 8

2 © THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ee ___ THURSDAY, NOV.-21, 1046 . : { i 3 . "ni y known bird e aris: as” officials) otel Severin’ and wi 0 a Noblesville Actors/B(}Y, 14, CHARGED IN Returns Diamond, PYPILS WILL LEARN DR A he | FATHER'S SHOOTING Ges $250 Re war d | BEST CARE OF BIRDS A Complete Optical Service

BLOOMINGTON, TL, Nov. 21 (u.| NEW YORK, Nov. 21 (U. The Greater Indianapolis Bird| for the entire family. Evening office P.).—Roy Cutter, 14-year-old coun-| Mrs. George Washington : Kava- | club will sponsor a free sessfon for hours Monday and Friday till 8:30 p. m. try school pupil, was charged with naugh had the $5000 diamond |... children from 9 a. m. to

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UKRAINE DELEGATE SHOT BY BANDITS

NEW YORK, Nov, 21 (U. P.)— Gregory Stadnik, 42, an Ukrainian delegate to the United Nations, was wounded in the thigh early today

and emerald bracelet she lost at

Jimet two gunmen emerging from a

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during a holdup of a Manhattan delica

tessen, He was taken to Roosevelt hos(pital. His condition was reported not serious. Police said Mr, Stadnik and A. D. , another Soviet delegate,

delicatessen which the thugs had robbed of $150. Apparently one of the thugs mistook the delegates for detectives and opened fire, police said. No attempt was made to rob them.

ARCHITECT IS DEAD

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 21 (U. P.) —Timothy L. Pflueger, architect

cisco-Oakland Bay bridge and its San Francisco terminal, the Union

Ruth Sulivan , Cedric Smith

The junior class of Noblesville high school will present “A Date | With Judy” at 8 p. m. today and tomorrow in the high school auditorium. Members of .the cast are Ruth Sullivan, Cedric 8mith, leading roles, and Robert Ashlotk, Jane Mallery, Ben Axline, Pat Queen, Jane Ingram, Elizabeth Young, Martha Manship, John Edwards, Idalou Devaney, Jeanne Huff,! Martha Nicholson and George Kingery. Mrs. Elna Hunter is director, |

Square garage, and many structures at the Golden Gate International!

In charge of production commit- | tees are Ernest Reddick, Phillip |

manslaughter yesterday after he admitted that he shot his step{father to death because he was

{ ; 8. “cruel to ms mother So oy. The stepfather, Victor E. Geraci, keeper "who returned . it 34, a truck driver, was killed while ¢oc0 reward he was arguing with his two sisters, | ¢ Charlene, 16, and Loujean Cutter, | 11. =, | The Cutter youth-.told State's Attorney Clifford Coolidge that the two sisters accused Geraci of mistreating their mother, Elsie May. The boy said Geraci answered them in abusive language, so he took his 22-caliber rifle outside and fired’

She thought it an

accounts of the “theft.” mediately turned it police.

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{the truck said today.

the opening night of the Metropolitan opera back in her poses- {feed and registering of canary and

househad a

Mrs, Schraff found the braceJet in the Met's lobby when she stooped to pick up her gloves. inexpensive trinket until she read newspaper She imin to the

Eyes Examined. Glasses Fitted for Those Who Need Them

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noon Saturday, with professional |pird fanciers giving talks on care,

Mina |cage birds, An exhibit of prize birds will be shown, with Mrs. Edna Ferguson in charge. Judging will be held Friday, with Mrs. Betty Rowley, Elkhart,. and Louis Haller, Cincinnati, national-

through an open window, striking & Yugoslav foreign office spokesman

driver near the heart,

GREEK-YUGOSLAY

In an official statement to the foreign press, the. spokesman said | the Greek government was attempting to diminish “the respect which Yugoslavia enjoys in other coun-

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CHICAGO got its start ir widespread ga leader reporte Virgil Pete that betting ¢ university stuc rent season, Ww definitely in t Capone syndic As Mr, Pet made, the TU disciplinary cor was considerir by three stude their parts in

Exposition, died . last night of a Lewis, Sarah Jane Terrill and Joan RELATIONS TENSE tries.” 2 > ‘ on campus. heart attack. He was 54. Cook. ’ He said Greek charges of Yugo- Mar A He ——————————————— BELGRADE, Nov. 21 (U. P.).— slav interference in border skirm- A ooMmmitie : PASE, CHA y ; EX-SENATOR DIES NAVAL OFFICER DIES | Purther relations between Greece iShes were an effort to blame WwW 4 | L & U A N T | T | S LA ST! plies ie : “ —— MACON, Miss., Nov. 21 (U. P).—| CO A, Cal, Nov. 21 (U, Pid Yugosiavia are being endan | Yugoslavia for the Greek internal . , natufe of th 3 ROSE gy CO Funeral services will be held today | Cmdr. Frederick R. Payne, 78, naval | 8 £9 e : i situation. He said it “has worsened | 2 be e ; BN (for 74-year-old Henry A. Minor,| officer who commanded the gunboat | gered by a “campaign of calumnies”ity such an extent that the Greek | r asserted 930 N. MERIDIAN ST. former state senator and member Pampango in the Philippines re- on the part of the Greek govern-| government is now fighting the : would phys " " A of the National Press club in Wash- | bellion, died yesterday at the naval iment and press. These are coupled Greek people on an open battle- e our S ores IS @ Ow thet pe oe hospital here, | with “hostile acts and .provocations,” field: : : University au disclose the st - Authorities M, { ( y known that st as e 7- ran e puses act as a 5 the cards. 1 : ; : : could make as " - a week on the ] “take” on the ortable Electric Washer § =" business to t!

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