Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 May 1947 — Page 4

: James M. Dawson .......... 2861

Trasessseis 13316 A. Schumacher ....... 4632 B. Ward ..... sesceeer. M7

Are avsass sues BI R. A. Havens .....co0000.. 2,069

Ke BbY ...o0000ees.s 1867 Gelsel Donald Jameson ............ 16,392

| Kenneth E. Hoy ........... 2615

reeesarvee. HES John E King “rvesssrissae 3,926

George 8, Dailey... co.cc 00.00 6,488 John A. Dilworth....c.eovees* Al Feeney ...... ...... wean es 19189 Michael W. McCarthy........ 228 CITY CLERK Fred Boyce-. viv ernetee 3183 Vincent M. Concannon. pps 1) James Dobbs .........co000.. 1,615 Bob D. Hearn, serenstscactancen 1,880 John Howard ..i.c..ccaecea.. 1,602 John J. Ressler........ ereacae $30 Charles W. Rosemeyer....... 369 Richard G. Stewart...... cers 1,628] CITY COUNCIL First District Flonoi Adams ...... TNT 2,035 Sarah L. Beasley.....co...... 4,827 W. Gordon Davis............. 1,761

F. C. Poehler ...... ‘vesavsass HAIN Fred: Riffey ............ sees 1,016 Harold C. Shulke assesses 12,680 James# C. Smock ....... v0. 2,004 O.F Buber .......c00000 ee 8,307 Sixth District N Joseph E. Bright ......... oe 17,487], Edmund J, Rocker ......... 3,129 Louis E. Smith ....... sess sie 14,293 Democrat MAYOR Roscoe Bredell ..... saveservni €F

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Acme Telephoto. PORTIA—Pert: Lucile Miller, Los Angeles law student, appeared as her own attorney in obtaining a divorce. She charged her husband, Wilbur Miller, with extreme cruelty, “Mrs. Miller, who has a year more to study before becoming a fully accredited Portia, received an interlocutory degree.

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Times Slate Service GREENCASTLE, Ind, May 8—

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Patrick J. Delaney............ 5.301! Porter Seldensticker ......... 8800 Second District William J, Brown............. 2,34 David J. Deets......... essen 2,763

| William J. Daugherty... cesses 5,308 William King, Jr....ce 00000... 713

TARDY .c.o0ceecee.. 3,397

Joseph C. Wallace............ 6,566

Miss Frances K. Matkin of Indianapolis will-be one of the principals in DePauw university's production of the Gilbert and Sullivan “Gondoliers” opening tonight. Miss Matkin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. U. Matkin, 4605 Broadway, will sing the role of Casilda in tomorrow night's performance of the operetta. Other DePauw students participating in the production, last of the Little theater's current season, in-

Third District Milton E. Craig. ........o 0000 3,838 Guy 0. ROSS. vcvvcaviveces ee. 11,437 Jesse Toliver ....... “eevee ees 2,381 Fourth District Paul C. Barnes... ......... . 3,587

Michael J. Donahue. . . eeseres 2AT9 Leslie FF. Fox........c0i00000ee 1,770 Daniel P. Moriarty...... ic... 3,123

cererenceee. 1,395

Edward Boren .......... eens. 1,810 Bernard C. Connelly.......... 2,035 {Christian J. Emhardt. .{ William C. Erbecker.......... 5855 Ronald F. Faucett.,.......... 1,068 838

eecee.es 1,912

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clude: Jack Taylor, Hammond; Bill Lockwood, Greencastle; Charles Aschmann, Elmhurst, Ill; William Heyes ' Jr, Harvey, Ill.; Phillip Powell, Vincennes; Miss Carol Cummins, Maywood, Ill.; Miss Billie Mattingly, Hazard, Ky.; Miss Alice Sheridgn, .Greencastle, and Miss Janice McArt, Anderson. George W. Gove, assistant professor of voice and choral music, is the musical director, pd Prof. Harold T. Ross, director of the speéch department, is in charge of the production.

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George 8. Lupear............. 3,556 Herschel J. MeKee............ 679

NEW YORK, May 8 (U. P).— Harry Durning, collector of customs

he could not understand Russian charges that Soviet diplomatic baggage was lost in customs. He said

A Radio Moscow broadcast heard in London told of “strange” losses of Soviet diplomatic baggage in the New York customs House. Only 27 of 29 boxes addressed to the Soviet United Nations representatives had arrived, the broadcast said. Previously only 15 boxes were delivered out of 19 sent, Radio Moscow added. “Inquiries to customs authorities concerning these ‘strange’ losses re-

ing said: “Russian baggage, both for the diplomatic corps and the United Nations, is given free entry to the United States and is not, subject to inspection by customs agents. I don't understand the basis for the claim.”

Jane Wyman Expects | Stork for 3d Time

HOLLYWOOD, May 8 (U. P.). — Actress Jane Wyman, mother of two children and expecting a third, was notified today that the Society of American Florists had selected her as Hollywood's most attractive mother. She and her husband; Actor Ronald Regan, weer expecting .the | stork around Father's day.

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P-84 to Attempt To Top 621 MP.H.

FARMINGDALE, f I, May 8] (U. P.).—The army air forces P84 | thunderjet — the country's fastest | plane —- will try this summer to! break the British-held world speed record, Republic Aviation Corp. offi'clals said today. The AAF permitted disclosure at the same time that Republic is now in high-gear peacetime production on the sleek new fighter which has flown 631 miles per hour in unoffi-! cial trials. The first P-84 will be assigned to the: air defense command's 14th fighter group. This group will begin || operations this summer at Dow field, Bangor, Me. under Lt. Col. Lewis W. Check. The British-held speed record is 616 miles per hour. Under international rules it must be exceeded by five miles for a new record to be set. Both the P-84, then an experimental plane, and the Lockheed P-80 shooting star were to attempt records last fall But at the last moment the trials were called off. The thunderjet, however,’ established an American record of “611 | mph. at Muroc army air field, Cal. test base for new aircraft. Alexander Kartveli, Republic vice president who designed the plane, said he was hopeful of copping a world record this time. There are reports that an attempt may be

made earlier by a P-80.

Boy, 12, Is Burned By Can of Tar and Oil

A 13-year-old boy playing in his | back yard at 819 E Georgia st yesterday was burned on the arms and face when a can containing hot tar and oil spilled on him. The youth, Richard Suiters, was given first aid by Sgt. Glendon Macy of the police emergéncy squad and then treated at City hospital. Richard and his two brothers, Harry and Harold, had built a fire Nndler #h can pROr ® he socident |

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MONROEVILLE, Ind, May 8 (U.| P.).—Mrs. Sarah Crabill Barkley to-| day _began her second century " life.” Mrs. Barkley has four children | living and they planned to be at her birthday celebration. They are! Mrs, Lester Fensler, Convoy, O:; Waldo Barkley and Mrs. William Shafer, Monroeville, and John Bark-

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