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THE WEATHER FOTOCAST ACME TELEPHOTO PREVIEW Ya 4 ws. WiATNIA SUREAV, OPT. of commence FORECAST: PERIOD ENDING 7:30AM [ST 429-4)

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Arizona, Michigan and the north portion of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois. Thunderstorms are scheduled for Montana, Wyoming, Utah, Oolorado and the Texas-Okla-homa Panhandle. Rain is predicted for Washington, Oregon and northern California.

will begin to moderate in Texas and the southern plains as warm air from the of Mexico flows into this Cool weather will be in

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Detroit and Milwaukee, 40; Philadelphia and Cleveland, 432; Washington and Chicago, 45; St. Louis and Atlanta, 52; Memphis and Kansas Oity, 55. Minimum

temperatures will range from 36 at Bismarck to 68 at Miami

Tuesday morning.

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EVENTS TODAY Indiana Retail Grocers & Meat asseciation, convention, Claypool EVENTS TOMORROW

Indians Oenjgress of Parents and Teach. SL Seu veniion, Claypool hotel and Murat e.

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with disorderly conduct. An additional charge of violating the 1935 firearms act was placed against Hanlon when police laboratory technicians found that a 32 caliber bullet could be discharged from the pen’s chamber.

$100-a-Plate Dinner To Aid Blast Victims

NEW ORLEANS, April 28 (U. P.. ~New Orleans’ $100-a-plate dinner Wednesday night for Texas City, Hex., disaster relief was pronounced a sell-out today by Mayor Delesseps Morrison.

The dinner, which is expected to raise $40,000 for the Texas City relief fund, features entertainment by many of the nation’s top radio and film stars. Jack Benny, Frank Sinatra, Alice Faye, Phil Harris and his orchestra, “Rochester” Anderson, George Burns and Gracie Allen, Mary Livingstone, Connie Boswell, Jane Powell, Marjorie Reynolds

y|and Phil Silvers all have donated

their services for the benefit.

In Indianapolis

Wilh Parker, 70, at 530 Pace, coronary Carl L. Ferguson, 88, at City, arteriosclerJacob Itch, 83, at City, cerebral hemArén MeKsssidk, 51, at 420 W. 13th, pneumie. Riexander 66, at 2400 N. Rural, william Thode Taylor, 81, at 134 Ww, dist, Allen Newton Sparks, #7, at 36 N. Chester, i Beacle, 45, at 124 W. 26th, earci-

n| noms. Gay Oolliis, 81, at 02 W, 43d, cerebral hage.

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By ART WRIGHT Preliminary playoffs in the annual Times Marbles Tournament will be held Saturday, May 10 at 9 a, m. on 28 playgrounds and school yards, The method of qualifying players in the preliminaries has been changed from last year's setup. Playoffs will not be held at individual schools, Participants will play at the playground where their school is assigned in the schedule compiled by Mrs, Norma Koster, supervisor of special activities for the city park and recreation division. The department again is co-operating with The Times in staging the event. Entry Blank Required Another innovation is the requirement for players to send entry forms to The Times. While there Is no deadline for entries, participants are urged to clip the coupon from The Times today and mail or bring it in. Any boy or girl 14 years and under may compete. Trip te New Jersey Winners at the playgrounds will compete in district eliminations atl 9 a. m. May 17. The grand finals|* to determine the Indianapolis champion will be held June 7. The chdmpion, in addition to

Telephone Group Meets May 7-8

The 27th annual convention of the Indiana Telephone association

00 “ will be held at the Claypool hotel v- | May 7-8 with representatives from

the 340 telephone

state attending. Richard A. Lumpkin, Matoon, Il, president of United

association, will lunch+ eon meeting the

first day. James

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night. Ten state telephone officials will head a panel on the discussion of modern plant equipment and its operation. The association will elect directors on the final day of the convention, and the new directors will meet to elect association officers.

Agnes Junkers 650 Tops Singles Class

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., April 28 (U. P.).—Chicago entries took over high positions in three divisions of the Women’s International Bowling congress tournament today. Cecelia Winandy amassed a 1752 total for first place in all-events and helped lead hér Mario restaurant five to second place among teams with 2754. Sally Twyford’s Comets, Indianapolis, remained in first place with 2786. Agnes Junker, Indianapolis, held her singles lead with 650, She beat out Eva Williamson of Indianapolis by a single pin Saturday night.

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Preliminary Playoffs in Times’ Annual Marble Tourney Are Set for May 10 ii

TIMES' MARBLES TOURNAMENT

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Eligibllity—Tournament is open to all boys and girls 14 years | y of age and under. Mall or bring this form NOW. to: Marbles Tournament, 314 W. Maryland st., Indianapolis 9, Indiana,

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n,n | SETA Bt Sn compete in the national marbles A8—Bchools 37 and 56. } tournament. The Times will pay all| gehoos a % ua TL. 70, expenses for the six-day trip. 8. Joan of of jAre's ‘and Seventh Day’ Adras B6 Be ut to tad Jou Indianapolis | Joriy-alath and pore RR NE rules, list of the prizes to be awarded pc X. Sao 3, 3, 35, 12 and se. and all other Marbles tourney news. n park Schools 1, 51, Here is where the preliminaries 583 3 and Holy Rosary.

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will be played and the schools as-| Kansas and an—8ch 5) 13, 23 signed to those centers: “iaiens LE Hun, ’ Dread Rinhle By 80 and |. Mente} 1 78 and Holy a, 68 8, Me Barased—gehools Ba a3 fry ne 93, Cas bd Peter's § Latheran Nog hoe hind udihedis ry Is 46, 47, 83 and Assumpi an—schools 37, 10, 81, 88 and Our Toner sols 16, 47 and 48.

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Egyptian Police See HOUSEHOLD FINANCE

Seek Martin Bormann [Scuidide Seventh Bay Adventist school.| Need extra cash for bills, CHOOSE A MONTHLY PAYMENT CAIRO, April 28 (U. P.).—Abdel wn Artem Schools ‘tha 8 #65 waa| taxes, emergencies? House- 2 Y IATA Rahman Bey, director general of St, Thortis Acatinas, hold Fi Co I Find ere the Gash you and Egyptian public security, said to-|snd Traits Braseelicat' Lutheraa “senoot {ance Lompany, MC 1 & | see | sse0 | s700 | s1000 day that “there appears to be in- makes loans of $400 to : dications that Martin Bormann is $1000—on note; car, furni- | 15 [$30.02 [$37.53 [$52.54 $75.06 in the Middle East. t N d needed i He gave no reason for the sup- ure. INO endorsers . 12 | 36.72 | 45.90 | 64.26 | 91.80 position that Bormann might be Take 12, 15 or more months é | 70.26 ea Inn 65 in this part of the world. All avail- to repay, depending on the :

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Envoy Reaches Turkey ISTANBUL, -April 28 (U. P.).— U. 8. Ambassador Edwin Wilson arrived from the United States today. He said he would see Turkish government officials as soon as he reaches Ankara to settle details on use of the proposed American credit h to Turkey. al

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