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° The Rev. Mr. Mueller, 52, was| Loft to rig nt re born in Cincinnati and educated ple, second; Patricia Conway,

Theological Seminary, Chicago. ~————- - He has spent his entire ministry in the synod serving churches at

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These high school pupils held top honors today in an advertising sponsored by s Advertising Club. rit were made yesterday in the Indianapolis Athletic Club. , front row, are Georgiana Rupprecht, Shortridge, first place; Carol Welch, Bread RipManuel, honorable mention; and (back row) Katherine Simmons, Tech, for the ministry at McCormick honorable mention; Warren Rich, Shortridge, honorable mention, and Phyllis Harman, Manual, third.

essay contest:

Boys Clubs Guests

Leavenworth and Paoli as weil Of Shrine Circus

‘as Indianapolis. ! Members of English Ave. and ; When the “Rev. Mr. Mueller Lauter Boys Club will be sues Opp Tax Deal - eame-to- Wallace. Sizeet- Church ino the: Shrine: Sircus-Monder-so. MLL GL LOA MOON. © ~~ CF

4933, the membership nurhibered | the Murat Temple.

96. Now, 793 persons belong to! ¢ V the church. He has been instru- 400 seats for the boys who will ’ mental in starting the church’s meet at their clubs at 2 p. m, It before atending the performance. has recited in plane for the Hurry C. Cherry and Everett Bpefore Ciscuit Cort Judge Lioyd wate hookup lo her gi friend, well under way. He also has been! : chairman of synod’s national Plan missions committee

$100,000 building program.

pver College; and Linda age 8.'Juniors.

| April Dance

for two!

* and [if twenty thousend tees hold

STRAUSS

SAYS: "FOR SPORTS IT'S STRAUSS"

CAN YOU PICK UP WITH YOUR LEFT HAND?

That's how many you can get for

BE (a Nickel ;

on the SIXTH FLOOR of the Man's Store!

You heard about the brave

attempt of the Brooklyn potables purveyor — who Brodin back the BE (Nickel)

Beer ceed Well — this is even braver!

On the SIXTH FLOOR — there's a barrel (not a beer barrel)— i's full of GOLF TEES — You are invited to come on up — stick your hand (your LEFT hand). in the barrel — and see how many tees you can pick up in your fist for

he (a Nickel)

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out) — next week.

SIXTH FLOOR —all you can get in your LEFT hand — for

he (a Nickel).

Sul STRAUSS & 00. INC.

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Circus officials have reserved

{ An “April Showers Dance” will} Joa, 'be held by the Junior Council of |(Claycombe “having heard all of When Sarah sailed for Japan. The pastor and ‘Mrs. Mueller the Jewish Community Centerithe evidence” found the appeal by When have three children—Mrs. Jackson| Association Sunday night Malcolm Jr.; Paul Mueller, who Kirshbaum Center. is a prospective Presbyterian |

in Sears was “well taken” The Junior Claycombe decreed the assess- the telephone who wanted to}. Council is the local chapter of ment made by Mr. Moore “is not know clergyman now a student at Han- the National Council of Jewish substantiated by the evidence and Sarah, Mary thought someone Lois Gold is president. should be set aside and expunged Was joking.

[had posted the bond for the firm, “voi00n 4402 Madison: Ave.,

{Take a tip, Bud, and lay off.”

SPORTSMAN FLooR- sot) E555

Talks to Friend In Japan by ‘Phone, Radio

Suit Reveals

County's Ledal | MRS. MARY RAE HORN, 1503 unty's Lega N. Pennsylvania St. still couldn't ] believe her ears today. Department By-Passed Only yesterday she spoke via a (Continued From Page One) telephone and amateur radio short

D.. Clayéombe. . (Mrs, Sarah Stites, formerly of Observers said proceedings last- Indianapolis, a civil service workéd only a matter of minutes. fer. in Yokohama, Japan, il The records indicate that Judge Sarah and Mary parted Feb. 11,

Mary's breakfast was inJudge terrupted yesterday by a man on

if she wanted to speak to

from the tax duplicate and held| After several code signals be-! tor Tt Sup —- {tween Noble Watson and another ) {short have “ham” in Yokohama, The ‘bonding . company which | rary was talking with Sarah.

was released from further obliga-| tions in the matter by Jugeilicit-the There JecHiver Up 29 he Claycombe the next day. versation During the hearing Mr. Taylor tw was represented by Mr, Fife. Mr.| SARAH was with the Japanese Fife, the records show, played a amateur when contact was made dual role. He also appeared on with the Indianapolis station. behalf of County :Auditor Moore. | Mr, Watson asked her if she Mr. Fife was appointed deputy would like to talk with anybody county attorney last January but here, and the conversation redid not go on the county payrolligyited. until Feb. 10. This was 16 days Sarah's sister, Mrs. Lawrence before the hearing in Circuit Brown, Hives in 3145 N. Illinois Court. , 8t. Sarah formerly was an audiBy Judge Claycombe’s decision, itor in the State House. Mary is the county auditor's original cita-'a dental technisiun, assisting Dr. tion’ of $20494050 was pared Elliot Hirst, a dentist in the ,208.72. Hume Mansur building, Asks for Fee rts cihematioppman str — At the close of the Circuit Set Edinburg Rites Court session,. Mr. Taylor de ‘For Frank Bills

manded his fee. Within a matter of minutes,| EDINBURG, "Apr.

8-Service in the amount of $10,101.86. It day in Madison, Ind, will be at bore the names of Robert L. Tay-/2:30 p. m. tomorrow in Gosney lor and Eugene M. Fife Jr. The Funeral Home here. Burial will check was indorsed by both men, be in- Edinburg Cemetery. When asked about the check,| A lifelong resident of Johnson Mr. Taylor at first denied its ex- County, Mr. Bills operated a small istence. He finally admitted he farm for many years. Only imhad been paid “for services ren-| mediate survivor is a sister, Mrs. dered.” He sald he knew of no Julia Griffith of Indianapolis. reason why the name of Mr, Fife S—————————————— ~ should appear on the check. Lb Hunter to Address Later, however,-he said he "just & - : Cig, brought Mr. Fife along as a E. L. Day Men s Club means of identification.” | Lt. Howard Huntér of the In“Why are you so interested in a dianapolis Police Department matter that has been settled to ballistics bureau will speak at a the satisfaction of all concerned,” meeting of the E, L. Day Men's Mr. Taylor demanded of a Times|Club at North Tacoma Christian reporter. emi [Clureh at 8 p. m. today. He said it was just an ordinary Paul Bland will be master of jroutine tax case. i ceremonies, “Were you present at the court partment, as such, was never consessions on Feb, 26 and 27,” Mr. gulted in“the matter of a settleTaylor was asked. {ment. I am the head of that de‘Nome of Your Business’ {partment and I flatly deny that “Frankly,” he shot back, “it's I have ever been consulted about none of your business. It looks as! the case, except in a vague sort

Auditor Moore drew up a check for Frank Bills, who died Wednes-|

though you're hunting trouble for| of way early last year.” yourself instead of a news story.| He said any action taken in I'd advise you to quit meddling in{the . name of that department] things that don't concern you.| “was not authorized by me.” And] { he added, “since the legal depart-!| ment was not constlted In this! with handling Marion County's matter, no person could act or legal affairs, said: | purport to act in behalf of th ' “The Marion County legal de- county.” !

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