Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 September 1947 — Page 5

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vl Sigma " ‘Fraternity National Conclave— Jonnsod, Jez Ne ‘Denny, | Chicagoan Is Accused "5" m Xie cus em | Newly Organized GOP. 5 | Business and Professional Women's chorus BIRTHS | od At South Bend | «-rehearsal 7 p. m, Wiking Music Co Girls . | Body Bows Out 9 x lota Tau Tau serority—Hotel Lincoin At- St. Franels George, Bernice Heistand. ! SOUTH BEND, Ind. Sept. 8 (U. 4iana Shoe Travelers association — A¢ ¢iiy—Abe, Kathleen Dunn An attempt of some “Indiana P.).—A Chicago man who admitted Severin hotel. AU Coleman — Charles Louise Leaisr, rounty—Republican-chairmen-to-set putting cheap - perfume in fancy . < Ww . | navies, Dorothy Shepple; Herschel, up an organizdtion to oppose the bottles and selling it as Chanel EVENTS TOMORRO En aie ory Dorothy DeWeese: State GO. P. machine appeared J \ pee C S, es * No. 5 was charged today with ob- Sate hue aval . Henry, Arminta Martin: Virgil, Mar. to:have collapsed today. a. Indiana Shoe ravelers Apsociation = cella Gilmour Vieeor, Dora "McNabb; p ? taining money under false pre- gloria hotel I Lae Haron. Catherine Ten days ago & group of county tenses, Sigma Pi Fraternity National Conclave. Mohler chairman formed the “92 club” to Police arrested FredericlG Brissa, Athletic club.’ At St. Vincent's — Lowel, Carol Green; “give county G. O. P. chairmen a a sorerily—Hotel Lincoln Louis, Dovi# Uffman, Walter, Josephine bigger voice in party affairs.”

44, yesterday as he made a delivery 'ots Tau Tau a Eo Be Gottemoler; Charles,” Leona Rogers. Carmelite Clothing ceremony ia Ny ng At Home—God(rey, Lizzie Taylor, 1080 W.| Governor. Gates threw the weight

at a South Bend department store. chapel id Detective Capt, Willlam. Welch said sunnyside reunion—Sunnyside Sanatorium Boys of the state administration and Pen At St. Francis. Donald, Muriel Cartwright: state G. O. P..committee against

Brissa was the leader of a ring of "° - } perfume marketeers who used the MARRIAGE LICENSES Rockie, Lucille Picolore; Paul Bet lit warning the chairmen that such store as an “innocent fence” in dis Burnis Archer, 3720 University; Doris At Coleman-..Dr Charles, Dortha Kerr: a club would have no official stand« Irene Bunch, #11 N. Olney nest, Virginia Reklis: Charles, Violet A posing of the perfume. re i “ 2434 Coliege:’ Mabel _ Hill: Ronald, Doris McCune ing in party affairs, { Welch said Brissa admitted buy="W. Foreman 2419 Broadway. AL Mee van hewn |. The 93 club, named on the basis - SAR M, Helen /illhite, illiam, Helen ing large lots. of cheap perfume and Rr Ded Ha. 1253 Kentucky Muterspaugh Jesse Anna Howard, of 92 counties, held another meet= bottling it in containers simulating Burton ©. Breedlove, 410 NN Jeflerson Phu cht Ml ad omy Joan Wall ing yesterday but it was a flasco. genuine Chanel. Brissa - said he = Alberia Mae Babcock, 414 N. Jefferson Harold, Helen Goddard. Benjamin, Mel. Ralph Yates, of Kokomo, Howard

Vv 3 Rie Bard Apert Cartmel, 578 Vinton, Violet ba Cook made a mistake in trying to dispose A ssarunel, p At Hom Hdtold. Bula Lewis, 2289 In-|COURtySchairman, presided. of the merchandise through legis Robert AL Claycombe, Js Nose) dianapolis; Donald, Hazel Byrens, 2129 The only business conducted was y rily oover At- A mate outlets. Iahia, ‘sue Neriyn | Marina, |passage of a motion to discontinue { Aaron I. Schwartz, an attorney ohn Joie an Emerson; Frances nEATHS |organization of the &lub, representing Chanel, Inc, said he Glen Ronald Hawon, 122 w Ninth; Nellie Quentin Bertram, 40, at City, pyelone- | — ——k——— Louise Johnson, 122 W. Ninth phriti y ‘ 4 opened an investigation two Weeks james Blair Kennedy, Noblesville; Bebita Piank kina: 62, at 1320 Oliver, coronary- WAR CRIMINAL HANGS SELF Corya, 320 Burgess thrombosis | YOKOHAMA, Sept. 5 (U. P.).~=

dle he pe ago after a samp of the. § rfume Wayne L. Osborn, 1303 N LaSalle; Beulah w Ajjen Matthews, 65, at 1417 N. Belle

sent to his company for analysis Mae Hunter, 875 Middle Drive, Wood = yon" aoronary occlusion Waichi Gowa, former Japanese

r\ bl > { : was found to be “spurious.” Richard P. Nelson, \I0l N. Lynhurst dr.; Jesse Glenn Beck, 80, at 414 N. DeQuin- petty officer held for Australia as & He said that sale of the perfume J Marguret'Foraons, 1309 “Belle. Aa #3, at Methodist, cancer, | WAT Crimes suspect in Sugamo in bottles similar to-.Chanel, which Leg, , Plotkin, 37 a Central; Vera Haas, 31 Furl Richmond Garrett, 60, at Methodst, prison, hanged himself in his cell A (re ) Q po x retails at $2040 an ounce, had David ho Hoon 558 Balsam: Patricia Mattie Shane, 70, at, 344 8. Parker, ar- With an undershirt, the provost ‘amoun to 0,0 Ann. Thomas, Muncie teriosclerosis arshal's offic or ’ unted $10,000. {John F. Ryan Jr, 66 N Holmes; Patricia John Titara, 51. at 1268 Roosevelt, cor- mArshal's office reporied yay. rm si In Maloy, 356 pfaeiso ET i J onary occlusion er J | Rober ehm, St ‘harles en 0 BU RNED FROM EXPL OSION RT Me aonald. Anrors: Ti JO Appa, 70, at Methodist, cerebral TRUCE VIOL ATIONS CHARGED y Bugene Clair Smith, 1316 KE. Ninth; Pa- 2 Shrabs | y A gas jicater which blew up "MESS To le Risgle 318 Nath Ruth Frankite 81, at Long, cerebral hem-| BATAVIA, Sept. 5 (U. P.).—The caused serious burns to Mrs. Vera John Smith, 434 Pine; Sarah Clark, ped idien Hoeing, 1 month, at Riley, Dutch high command charged toperitonitis day that Indonesian forces had

O'Connor, 27, of 1202 English ave, Pe ol E Starkey. 141 N_ Alabama; Peritonitts - t : d jchard Johnston, 30, at City, gahcer violated the cease fire order 800

Jennne M. Hackett, 5433 Giffor last night. Burns on her hands ry: © Buonieh, 012 Arnolda: Santa Christian Brinkman, 89, at 3942 Central and arms were treated at General o Provenzano. 640 8. New Jersey myeloma times -since it was. issued a month hos ital. hard 8 I'hompson, 4728 Rockwood; Minnie Peek, 50. at 2112 N. Delaware a 0osp ) Ri Ann Young, 4471 College cerebral hemorrhage ago.

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