Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 May 1947 — Page 24

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and Vincent C. Moser, Lafayette; Jesse J. Gradle and Bdwin B. Humes, Bedford; Lula F. Schumacheér and Norma Lee Schuyler, Aurora. Edward H. Pieper, Terre Haute; and Dorothy Grimwood, Evansville; all charged with sale to minors, . Club Rubaiyat, Inc, Jeffersonville, Sunday sale, and Slaveo Julovich, Gary, possession of untaxed wine. Gets 15 Days A 15-day suspension was given Charles W. Biits, Lafayette, for allowing minors to Totter on the prem 180s. Seven-day suspensions were given: _ Peter G. Sarantos, Inc, Goshen, sale to intoxicated persons; Donald Merrill Downing, Fortville, minors loitering; Frances Budnyk, Hammond, after hour sale; Croatian Gleen club, Gary, after hour sale, and John Thomas Crim, Shoals, sale to intoxicated persons. Three bartenders who have been suspended for 30 days are: Glen Mitchell, Bedford; James Schuyler, Aurora, and John Tucker, Evansville. Other bartenders receiving seven-day suspensions were Samuel Budnyk, Hammond; Noble Allbright, Shoals, and Claude Richard, Lafayette.

~—1U. 8. FEEDS 100,000 CHILDREN

FRANKFURT, May 2 (U. P). — The German news agency, Dena, reported today that the United States is now feeding more than 100,000 Bavarian children daily,

Official Weather

UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU

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