Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 February 1949 — Page 10

For Western Powers By EDWARD M. KORRY SOF 1A, Bulgaria, Feb. Vassll Zyapkov, ot Congregational church in

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who testified

he gave Soviet military informa-

tion to American officials. Went to Columbia Mr. Ivanov testified that in September, 1945, he began collecting information from all over

Rites Tomorrow For Mrs. Keller

months before her death, Mrs.

day. The ailing, 92-year old ony of Arc Church here.

Mrs. Herman Ruth is shown with Nelson Waterbury.

Services for Mrs. Xantippie A. Keller, resident of Indianapolis for the past 26 years, will be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow in Jones &| Hurt Shefield| Chapel. Burial will be in Crown

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anapo Greenville, Miss., and a niece, Mrs. Melissa Jackson, Indianapolis.

CHECK PETAIN'S HEALTH PARIS, Feb. 26 (UP)—Three

|doctors have? left for the Ile D

Yeu, Island where ex-Mar-shall Henri Philippe Petain is serving a life sentence, to check on his health, it was reported to-

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Hill Cemetery. | _ A murder warrant was issued Mrs. Keller, today for a waiting gunman who Who Wy # utkive shot - down an attractive redDC. ihaired divorcee as she started

cused of firing five bullets from of Mrs. Young in front of the

Rended Progressive ir fhy Cafe at 1 a. m. The killer and Mrs. Young's are two sons, George, op Clarence Jackson, 23, of nearby Cincinnati, fled from the

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Kentucky Seeks Divorcee’s Killer

Fired Five Shots Into Her Body

NEWPORT, Ky., Feb. 268 (UP)

to enter a taxicab on a Newport street corner. . The escort of the victim, Mrs. Geraldine Young, 26, of. Dayton, Ky., signed the warrant for Cecil Cotton, Central City, Ky. ac-

a 38-caliber pistol into the body

oung| Hearst newspaper, sald greatly

throughout Indi- Mr. Main ana and manu facturers from all parts of the

United States.

president, will preside over. the gathering, which begins at 2p. m. Tuesday with a welcoming ad {dress by Mayor Feeney. Firstday speakers will include G. F Klippel, Indianapolis, credit manager for Van Camp Hardware & Iron Co.

Tuesday and past presidents of the state body will hold a banquet

Tuesday night.

Long View, Wash, president of

the Dealers Association, will headline Wednesday's program. New officers will be elected.

a final party, banquet, floor show and dance Thursday night in the Claypool Hotel. sides Mr. Main include Charles Pease, Terre Haute, vice president, and R. W, Slagle, Indianapolis, executive secretary. R. A. Schaub, Whiting dealer, is a mem-

of the national body.

Chicago Paper to Raise

creased from 10 to 15 cents for

Harold Main, state ILBSA

The board of directors will meet

Governor to Speak Gov. Schricker and C. B. Sweet,

National Retail - Lumber

The convention will close with

Officers of the organization be-

ber of the executive committee

Sunday Price to 15¢

CHICAGO, Feb. 26 (U)—The Sunday Herald-American today announced its price will be in-

all editions beginning next Sunday.

Executives of Chicago's two other Sunday papers, the SunTimes and the Tribune, had no immediate comment on the price boost. All three have been selling for 10 cents. ; ; 4 The Herald - American, a

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0 Lumbermen. [Bride Given Slip in Inc "Tennessee Girl Telephones That ‘Husband’ Skipped With Her $300

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Feb. 26 (UP)—Another sadder but wiser

she was convinced that her husBrown. He had listed himself

“looked like” a man who courted her in Wichita, Kas., last summer

under the name of Stan Kenton,

another orchestra leader. The former Miss Whitehead told her mother that she married “Brown” in Franklin after a casual meeting in a Nashville jewelry store.

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Miss Mary A. King, native of Ontario, Canada, who died Thursday in the home of two nieces, Miss Ida and Miss Mary King, 4125 College Ave, will be buried in Minneapolis following requiem mass at 9:30 a. m. tomorrow in St. Joan of Are Catholic Church. She died at 94. : An Indianapolis resident only four years, Miss King lived more than 40 years in Minneapolis and was a member of many civic and fraternal organizations there. She was a member of St. Joan

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