Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 August 1947 — Page 7
mn ——— Bn nn 3 ai : 17, 7 ’ x ; 01, 1947 THURSDAY, AUG. 21, 1967 ___ emis THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES " |} Retired Actress to Fight . SUMMER STORE HOURS: -
AHempt to Break Will 4 Open Monday Through Friday From 9:30 to 5.00
Open Saturday From 9:30 to 1:00 “$100,000 Estate of Augustus Putnam Left. To Polish-Born Star; Widow Isn't Mentioned
NEW YORK, Aug. 21 (U. P.) —Attorneys for Irena Poplielska-Wag- | ner, retired Polish-born actress, said today that she will fight any at-|
tempt to upset the will of the late Augustus Lowell -Putnam, wealthy P Boston socialite, who left her an estate estimated at more than $100,000 Mrs. Lucy B. Putnam, his widow, was not mentioned in the will,|
Mrs, Putnam filed a petitioh in probate court in Boston yesterday |
. brother of Augustus, be appointed travel, possibly to California, | special administrators of the de-, Mr. Putnam died July 8 at the : ceased's estate. . | age of 48 of pneumonia. He was &| The petition was granted by| Seadunte of Harvard whet Te nad Where The Judge Frederick J. Dillon. Mrs. Put-| n a career consu or X I y R N ' nam sald she sought the petition| Years. He was a widely known! Fashion-Wise Economize EXCLUSIVELY OURS IN THE CITY! becaus¢“she felt the will might be| Yachtsman and an exclusive club-| ‘ contested and that a previous will | member both here and in Boston. | mentioning her, might be intro-| He had been employed by Boston| duced. |banks and by a Massachusetts Under Mr. Putnam's will, all his | | chemical company,
estate would go to the former ac-! an STYLED tress, referred to in the legal papers ‘ : y as Mrs. Irene P, Wagner. Truman Raises oe a : / tr
th he and L. Putnam, | - : former mayor of Springfield and by the publicity “and intended to STORE AS ADVERTISED IN AUGUST ISSUE OF “GLAMOUR” MAGAZINE!
Mr. Putnam, & descendant of the
socially prominent Lowell toi Spr lus Estimate and a nephew of former Harvard a pt president A. Lawrence Lowell, left Di R bl Mrs. Wagner all his stock in the sputes epubli SISTERS’ J rellowcrafters, Inc, a Massachu- P 4 PY can L PLAID setts corporation, a $40,000 insur-| ECOnomy Claims
Y ance policy, and “all chattels which] WASHINGTON, Aug. 20 (U. P) BLE COATS | at the time of my death are situ- os tU. 2,
i ~—President Truman yesterday hiked 1 qk 3 ated outside Massachusetts. His estimate of the 1948 budget These included a Cadillac car, arming from $202 million to $4,667 - ig sister's . . yacht, furniture, paintings, silver|gg ong put opposed using any: of »s with: detache and cash, all in New York. it to reduce taxes Styled with Joseph G. Miller, attorney for } d belt, slash Mrs. Wagner, said she and Mr. Put- wo mitalned the surplus dy ious and water re- nam had been “keeping company public debt or held in ge bardine lined! prior to Mr. Putnam’s death.” He Yeserve for
14. said that Mrs. Wagner was upset | posstsle additional international
| In a midyear budget review, PresCALIFORNIA® 3 ident Truman estimated fiscal 1948
JUMPER go Poy, Fe o $37 billion and re- Lhe FE ce a ,000,000. These es- SLT I i op oa RESS | imates compared with his January 3 | S$ ae - SIZES 16'2 T0 222 5 98 {figures of $37,528,000,000 for expendi ( \ in te x RIAN : Cs é ue | tures and $37,730,000,000 for revenue. SL a Me ” ss : - t plaid blouse, MEANS THE BEST" | Outlays Not Included Ca eh rid . Soppiss ut oa | All the figures are for the fiscal \ a a SAPPHIRE BLUE EVERGREEN BLACK BROWN
pet of every | year from July 1, 1947, to June 30.|
1 class! “Cali 11948. They did not include any Y) ; i ha Hi : on led in sises 7 possible outlays to help Europe next a de : witli iil Who's heralding Fall? Who's looking slim and trim, smart and sophistiyear under the Marshall plan. j Co Su ee cated? Could be.you, mindful of fashion, in the new Long Torso Papluin y | Mr. Truman credited the Repub- a hig
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