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. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES y Children Nets $23.37 Polio Fund

i Spon Greets : U.S. Navy With 21-Gun Salute

4-Ship Squadron First to Visit Port. Since Before War Started

By Unifed Press ) A four- oni American naval squadron, under the command of!’ Adm: Richard L. Conolly, steamed into Ferrol Harbor, El Ferrol Spain, shortly after dawn Todwy on the first U, 8. naval visit to Spain since befor the war. = J | Adm. Conol¥"s flagship, the «cruiser Columbus, fired A 21-gun satute-as-it-entered- the harbor. It was promptly. greeted with a 21.

Fee vue en SOMeEhing Hit Me, Sgt. Meeker Says

The Columbus and the accom Gough Admits He

panying cruiser Juneau and the destroyers Stribling and Bordelon Landed 4 or 5 Blows Pleading that “something hit

then passed in single file review before a ¥panish squadron comme” and insisting he remembered nothing until he found himself

manded by Rear Adm. Salvador in a receiving room at General

Moreno aboard the cruiser Canaras. : The two flagships exchanged 17-gun salutes Adm. Conolly and other adHospital, Police Dispatcher Sgt. ‘Paul Meeker today denied all " Corregidor. knowledge of a beating Thursday These neighborhood children collected $23.37 for the Riley Hospital Polio Fund with an. amas; Provoo, nicknamed “Tokyo night from Special Deputy Sheriff tour show held at the home of William Arvin, 546S. Webster Ave. Left to right are Sue Gurley, Johnny” by Justice Department, William Gough. Dolores Elsea, Marilyn Metzger, Shirley Applegate and Beverley. Metzger... Not shown are. Joyce... workers, said it was “the first

mirals in the fleet were expected to be received by Generalissimo Mr. Gough, whosé badge was and Mary Rose Warren, Jack Elsea and Donnie Applegate. {time he had heard" of the charges. ‘lifted yesterday by Sheriff James y {He was pale and grave as Mr.|

Francisco Franco at his nearby summer estate, Razo de Meiros © |McGoh inded him that th ee rit 2: One-Legged Policeman Kills Chrysler Workers : er fs Bn “four or five times” with his fist Friend in Love Triangle Ask Strike Vote

An elaborafé schedufe of re {imum penalty of death, The. atwhen the policeman became abu"Believed Victim Assaulted Spouse; Shoots Slain | Expect Delay Until

ceptions, bullfights and excursions was arranged for the 98 ofMicers gorney said Provoo had been unsive and used “vile language.’ Kare that he was under investiMr. Meeker, also under suspenMan's Wife; Wounded by Fellow Officers REDFIELD, 8. D., Sept. 3 (UP)—A 24-year-old one-legged : “best friend.” ray Ford Row Is Ended DETROIT, Sept. 3 (UP)

[Charge Ex-6l ‘Aided Japs on Corregidor -

rel Sergeant Held ‘Worse Traitor Than Tokyo Rose’

- NEW YORK, Sept. 3 (UP) -- {Justice Department officials |charged a handsome California {Army veteran today with being a

U. 8. Attorney John F. X. Mc-| {Gohey said Sgt. John David Pro-| |voo, 33, of San Francisco, already

sions” concerning charges that ‘during the war he voluntarily as‘sisted the Japanese. : The six-foot two-irich red head

was arraigned and ordered held iwithout bail for a hearing next Monday. “Tokyo Rose only broadcast propaganda,’ ' Mr. McGohey said. “This man was worse. He not only! aided the Japanese by broadcast-|

Jap forces in the -occupation. of

next week for a brief visit Other world developments

Switzerland

Georges Bertier of the French government Board of Education told delegates to the Moral Rearmament Conference today that this is “one of the most critical hours in world history.” . “The world must choose between the new hope that moral rearmament offers and the atom bomb

was scheduled 10. leave next - Visited Japan in "41 before a police trial board at 11] {1941 just prior to Pearl Harbor Sgt. Meeker was dismissed ‘Sieben. 30. The his return to the United States

and 1914 men in the squadron. It Thursday. The ranking officers in the party were to fly to Madrid “gation forathe past three years. before police thal board ar 111 Mr. McGohey sald that Provoo a. m. Tuesday at which time a | visited Japan in the summer of | date for a hearing will he fixed. policeman, Maynard Schultz, shot and killed his JIL Juat prior 10 Pearl Ha on in front of the Redfield police station early today in| from the hospital late yesterday the belief that Mr, Sieben had assaulted his wife duirng a drinking. spotlight in the auto industry's’ 'he enlisted in the Army and was

with its consequences of destruc- after being treated for severe party... .a labor negotiations shifted from assigned to the Philippines with tion,” Mr. Bertier said. abrasions about the head and Schultz also wounded Mr. Sieben’s wife and then was drilled Ford to Chrysler today in the the rank of sergeant. He told the delegates he was face, He was taken to the: hos- pymgelf by a fellow officer wake of a union demand for a| FBI agents said Provoo met! going. back to France to spread pital by police after he staggered Mrs, Sieben. ch arged that the police to protect me from state-supervised strike vote. among Japanese {roops who overran Cor= the doctrine of. moral rearma- into his home at 6620 Massachu- gchultz “propositioned me" afr. Ray.” nearly 80.000 Chrysler workers regidor in the garb of a Buddhist

As she and her husband leaped in Michigan. |priest to.:demonstrate that he. from. their cars, Schultz opened _gtate -Labor Mediator Philip could be useful to-them because fire, emptying his pistol at Sieben. weiss said he would move into of his knowledge of Japanese lanOne slug struck Sieben In the the stalemated contract. talks guage and customs. - {head, killing him instantly. An- when they resume at Chrysler, According to Mr. McGohey's ap-| other nicked Mrs. Sieben as she Wednesday. {plication for Provoo's arrest, his ran through the line of: fire, The slow-moving negotiation treasonable offer was accepted by| As the shots reverberated, Pa- between Ford and the CIO United, the Japanese. He was said to have trolman Allen Furr ran out of the Auto Workers recessed, mean- {prepared radio scripts and perpolice station and felled Schultz while, with little possibility. of a'formed in “defeatist” broadcasts, with a bullet through the shoul- strike before Sept. 12. to American troops from Tokyo der. ! The UAW passed up its last'as well as “performed numerous | Schultz is a World War II vet- chance to file a termination of acts of assistance” to the Japaeran who lost his leg in combat. contract notice to enable a strike nese armies. He was given the job on the Red- under state authorization. | -Provoo was permitted: to serve field force despite his disability. Requires 5-Day Notice {out his period of enlistment and Mrs. Sieben said. a — A company-union ‘agreement to re-enlist after he was honor-|

Start Out for Walk Woman Succumbs | requires notice of five working ably discharged in 1946. When|

““ ment, and that he went with all setts “Ave, covered -with- blood ng the drunken party climaxed his hatred for the Germans gone and apparently dazed, police said. EE wild ght’ through . the because of their “humility” at! 15 a signed statement for po- streets of Redfield. Mr. Sieben caux. ' . [said investigators; Sgt. Meeker operated a taxicab firm here, ; sal e was in bed most of the) - Geneva. {day Thursday because he was ili ae a ite. found ution. Dr. William Menninger, Ameri- and had ‘notified the police physi-| was being examined at a hospital

can member of the United Na-| clan. - He said Special ~ Officer] tions health committee, warns Gough, a patrolman in Brendon- | '© determine whether she actually . that mental health problems 00d, came to his home late in|WAS assaulted.

. the evening and suggested that! According to.the story by Mrs. onomic de g y b) Su Ee aware areas. he take a ride. | Sieben and Schultz, the two famDr. Menninger, a iment! “1 thought some air would ‘do|ilies spent Jast night moving the psychiatrist, warned that men »g/Me good and went with him,” Sgt. Siebens into a new downtown efforts to adapt themselves to Meeker's statement read. He went apartment. Throughout the even“increased demands and on to say that he had gone to the ing, they drank “an awful lot of tempo” resulted in drive-in theater on State Rd. 67 whisky,” and waited in the car while the mental breakdown. 'special officer directed traffic.

He pointed to the fact that days for either party -to -cancel'his re-enlistment term expired fter 1 a. m., she and ’ 716,000 persons were discharged Police sald Sgt. Meeker ad-| Shortly a j the day-to-day contract, and with!yesterday he was given an adminfrom the American armed forces Mitted he had been drinking in a Schultz started out to “walk off To Crash Injuries Labor Day cutting next week's yektértuy bo aig) neither honor-

verbal statement edrlier, but he our liquor.” When they got to nage no reference (o drinking in the foot of the stairs, however, e written account. He sald he she decided to return to “tell Ray more than were disshafyed (or 4 got out of the car in front of his oy were leaving for a few home and “something hit mé” and minutes.” Korea - [that he could remember nothing'* Schultz waited, then heard her in Richmond, will be held at 10 extension. The call fora Chry The South Korean government else, scream and shout: “Why did you a. m. Monday in the Piepho election added 80,000 bo 41 i accused Russia today of trying to Mr. Gough's signed statement do it? He raced to the apart Chapel. Burial will be Tn Mapterthe -115:000-Ford employees. who. Three: of Attack force north Korea to attack south Said “the police “officer purchased: ment-and- found his. wife uncont, yy, . cemetery, Plainfield. She gout walk out. There was_little ..Korean territory by threatening Some wine enrotite to-the drive-in scious on the floor with her dress was 65. I'klitood,” however, “of decisive, - to halt the supply of arms- to theater and was “drinking heay- above her waist. Survivors include her husband, Action at Chrysler until the outnerth Korea. ily” when sitting in the car. He| Schultz swung at Mr, Sieben Phillip Scholl, also in the acci- come af the Ford negotiations is An announcement said: sald when the drove the police- and the two men struggled until gent, but not seriously injured; known.

“ t government recent- man home Sgt. Meeker got out of Mrs. Sieben got them apart. Then 3 daughte ) cag Be . The Ford negotiations, in turn, The Soviet g got out o 8¢ € p a daughter, Mrs, Frances Scheick, apparently will last until Presi-|

Sere ‘work days to four the UAW: MUNCIE “Rept 3- "Services for could not walk out without “an Mrs. Daisy Pearl Schmoll, who extension of the 30-day strike died Thursday from injuries she authorization period. received in a truck-car collision Neither side has asked WY jo

able or dishonorable.

Woman Accuses

during the last war because of aie

personality problems. This was

Police. Investigate Abduction. Charge

Three men, accused of kidnap-

ly directed the north Korean gov- {the car, tried to kick him in the she and Schultz ran from the Toledo, O.; three stepdaughters v _ernment to begin attacks on south stomach™ and “used vile lan- apartment and drove off in her Miss - Bernadette Schmoll an A a nad fat rig ean] ing and Jape, Dn Te Korea by the end of September. guage.” husband's taxicab: Mrs Wiliam-- Proctor, hoth of » was - believed - that Mr. -Reuther rancy charges today pending, If this directive is not complied] Mr. ‘Gough said he drove to his. Mr. Sieben chased them in the Indianapolis, and Mrs. Joseph ld let the CIO Steelworkers further investigation. - with, the Soviet: government wil own home after hitting Sgf familly car, attempting to; fqrce Turner, Centerville. miakeé the first move. The steell The woman reported. ‘she was | halt the supplying of arms "hie bare four or five times” with them to the curb. Also Surviving 1s a Sepson union's defdline is Sept. 4. |forced into an automobile short- ) 8 bare fis Once, Mrx. Sieben slowed down Joseph .Schmo ndianapolis meer {ly after midnight by the three a od. Re : ms ster, Mra. Billy Marshall, Chi; men, taken to a lonely road on Kon | -8gt. Meeker's wife notified the and. Schultz jumped from. the #ISter, , ; y Hong Kong rts said today *herifi’s office when he staggered cab Sieben continued to try to ago, a: brother. - Burt “Sowers, 2 New Typhoons fthe South Side of the city and Ge En Chiang Kai - shek into his home and sheriff's depu- crowd the cab to the curb as the Indianapolis, and three grand- Th fctiminally attacked by two of ner ties “called, poftce when they cars raced through the streets — children. reaten Japan them. has arrived at Ampy, southeast, ed h p : . | The victim said she had left coastal port city threatened by earned he was a police officer. Meanwhile, Schultz hitched a SHIP IN DISTRESS TOKYO. Sept. 3 (UP)-~TWO par room. to get her husband a Communist columns closing In . ride back to police headquarters. “UA Ny {Up [ Rept. (UP). Pew. high-velocity “typhoons sandwich at a nearby restaurant » from two directions. Policewoman He got his pistol and belt from , urgent distress signal fron threatened the-Okinawa-Iwo Jima when she was accosted by the i h Ge his tocker and then stood oh the . : : 3 "03 8 g It was understood that Gen. the Chinese véssel Yuchuan was area and storm- ray aged Japan men. She supplied the car license Chiang arrived from Chungking, street before the station intercepted today by the RCA today : number to police after she was

Traps Annoyer Mrs. Bieben arrived in the.-taxi-

“ BOURNT bY prlice for more thynirab just then owt her husband, a month on charges of making Still in pursuit, intending To aA%kK

marine station here. The message ~B-29 weather “reconnaissance left on the roadside. The acasked. for. the assistance of ane 2h planes located typhoon Lise” 600 cused were arrested this morning. EATVARE TUR. : RUT EEY B TT ORI Oye) PETE Said to OL the “men ade! ing northwest at 12 miles per mitted intimacy with the woman

hour with 853-mile-an-hour winds, but denied that she was forcibly intensifying hourly. taken Jote ‘the car or raped. . i .Another tropical storm. nick- mm bps—p————————

Shere he has been mapping a new “defense line for west Chint during the past week. The Nationalist Central News Agency said Nationalist ships and | planes have sunk more than 30 'apolis women, Albert Petty, junks and small ships along thejof 4801 Primrose

obscene telephone calls to i

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position to make much headway finally and offf¢ially engaged. Re-

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‘has made -“a-number. of admis-!

was arrested by FBI agents yes-| terday when he received his dis-| icharge at Governor's Island after| eight years of military service. He

ing propaganda, but he helped the,

Mrs. Hadley confirmed that she planned to see Mr. Barkley this

3 ma SATURDAY, SEPT. 3, 1940 [Like Yestérday ...Or a Century?

Britain Went to War 10 Years Ago Today

Big Ben Struck 11... There Was | Little Drama but a Great Deal of Dignity

By WILLIAM H. STONEMAN, Times Foreign Sorrsapwadtent , LONDON, Sept. 3—Ten crowded years ago this morning as Big Ben struck 11 and people sauntered | . along Whitehall through the sunshine of a perfect | autumn “day, Britain went to war again. . She did so deliberately of her.own choice and with plenty of forethought. She was aware of the risks, If anything she was prepared for a lot more than she

actually got. When you walk down Whitehall today it seems like | yesterday that it all happened. The place and the people look remarkably much as they did a decade ago. Then when you think of all the missing faces, it seems a century has passed. . . . . . ~ THERE WAS very little drama but a great deal of | dignity and nobility to the occasion. . As we stood in front of No. 10 Downing St. and the big clock sounded the hour, all of us who had lived through Munich one year before had a great sense of relief, Everybody. had. known for years that an operation had to be performed to rid the world of Hitler and the British | knew they had been elected to do the job. So there was a - great feeling of “Let's get the darned thing over with.” This mixed feeling of spiritual elation apd fatalism gave way to good old fashioned fright as air-raid sirens sounded a - false alarm to let people know the war was on. : ’ . wu * = =» WE STOOD petrified watching the eastern sky for an armada of German bombers. All of the alarmists plus a good many sensible people. had said they would pulverize the city | within the first hour of any war. Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and an American diplomat who has suffered énough already had spread the impression that Germany had a frontline air force of 50,000 ships. Plans had been made jo. deal with 100,000 casualties in - London alone during the first week of war and warefouses were crammed with papier mache coffins, We didn't know then that the Germans wouldn't really attack London until Sept. 7, 1940.. Casualties in London from bombs, buzz-bombs and rockets during the five years and nine ! months of war totaled 80,387. | x = : } "= = | 80 TODAY as you walk down Whitehall you feel a little foolish in retrospect but maybe not too foolish after all ! You are certainly grateful to see so much of the place still | standing.” | Britain went into the war knowing that she was alone exi cept for the Dominions and a reluctant France which had con_sented ‘to fight following Germany's invasion of Poland on Sept. 1, She was sure of moral support from the United States but was equally sure of treachery and opposition from the Soviet | Union. which on Aug. 23 had signed a non- -aggression treaty with Nazi Germany. No matter how often they say it-didn’t happen or that it was justified or smart, the fact remains that the Soviet Union, captained by the same gentlemen who run it today, made war possible in in 1939 by agreeing to split Poland with Germany.

Two Fliers Lose Lives As ‘Box Car’ Crashes

| Six Others Parachute to Safety on West

| Coast; Secrch Parties Rush to Scene = * FAIRFIELD-SUISUN AIR BASE, Cai, Sept. .3 (UP)-—<Two Air Force fliers were killed and six others escaped by parachute !when a C-82 flying boxcar crashed and burned near here, the Air

Forge _anonunced today. Search parties rushed to the crash scene” area two miles north of. Collinsville, Cal., and found the six surv tvors. At least one and possibly two ~ i {bodies were found in. the charred in “good conidtion,” suffering’ oa only minor bruises and shock.

Officials said the crash occurred The plane crashed. in marsh

‘at 1:48 a. m, (Indianapolis time), | a short time after the pilot re- land north of the Sacramento

ported one of his two engines had River. | Names of the crash victims and

“The si six survivors were were reported, the survivors were withheld.

MDuft Fires Ward Chairman

A Democritic ward chairman has been fired by County Chairman Paul McDuff in a renewal of! factional feuding over party control. Chairman McDuff “said he dismissed. Milton Craig, City Attorney and appointee of Mayor: Feeney, as Third Ward “Demo-| cratic chairman because of a let- | [ter Mr. Craig wrote to Secretary

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southeastern coast in an attémpt {trapped by a policewoman Xx = - named “Madeline” with 70-mile- a to destroy craft that might be as-| = © ~~ - oo oo yo EVENTS TODAY ©. oop, Te SLs ow gen Jerew DL velocity bore down on Worker Taps Bullets; ',; state Fleming, Interring that! with $25°or more at any one of sembled to invade Formosa.” = | ~ 0 EC ECC IENAIENt tudista Siate Pais. In7iush PIL, Sept. Bepongrd Wal Uh LE akrk- Two Jima from. 600 miles” north- Blast Shatt ‘Mr. McDuff ought to be removed| Fletcher Trust Company's 14 city-. today on charges of vagrancy gin 4H Club Shoe wiigh Sept 9 ro FR8 N Brexe G ors an t his job ax automobile license pany ’ Prague |and possessing obscene literature. Adn . t fing. State F A R Cree A Ceystone east of Guam. Tapping two 45-caliber pistol map a County. "wide offices. An off spokesman said to- Policewoman Délores Murray, nfidiisa Swimming Champ! whip PG hy S28 N Tacoma The Hew stornis Toomed in the cartridges together proved disas- Chairman McDuff said Mr. | : ’ &5 ere esd te 2X wake o entra ans worst tr |] A =: tee to posing TH: “Ht Tor AR man Tagiana Ent Film Hi re Smee TR . mY exo FyPROOR Sra An nn 1) iM obert Reeder Craig explained he * ‘had -to write NO MINIMUM BALANCE 8 f who ha een annoying a friend a "Mayme Awaras Fa BPA = ; a dk HE i ore ; strats overthrow the Communist regime po rraciant telenho . ors Enger. oun “Infantry Disisian J4mes R Simpson 33. 310s Wo Wath: an estimated 163 persons and of fhe New York Central Rail- the letter,” Thdicating that We wisi TS. REQUIRED q t telephone calls, ar- & Victoria b ful last spring would be allowed 10 ,o510aq Petty when he called at] Hotel: is 5 CT pee Ruth A Tigoded thogsanuy of acres. road. pressured into it by a. power] g nes (0 Conge 19. Plainfield th —————————— ¥ . b> Arte. are lous reports that ‘he friend's home and asked for a Indertational Twins, Asociation, Conven,. R Amount, 908 N GIRL. 2, DIES OF BURNS Rw ar was treated tora eet wag © another] Aviomatically you haxe-com- * ap vious Yepor “party girl” rd" other RCTTvITeS 1 x afternon.™ | * Ti sc 4 shattered thumb and two fingers FL sergio had been..executed. . the, ey &irl on Pas aa a, Phan, Jo ny Re NOBLESVILLE, Sept. 3 (UP)! at General Hospital after ne of chapter in the factional fight that Plete downtown banking serv- ; CeWOMma AMY ¥ ( *" 3 . 0. hanchean petin. ( rive . . gpokesman said the sentences-had “ ol ni tan Murray EIA Ne aid Ni ltt ha AK BAAD. Rodi — 30. ‘bs "Kines: Twos year-o0ld. Sharleen. Crist. the . cartridges exploded in his broke out several weeks ago be-|" ice at our Downtown Office. not vet been carried out 1 ed quietly when she ex rive Davao » n Departs tment Stores End BIRTHS daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J, W. Hand at the Shelby St. round. [ween CHATFmMAN MeDuft's regular: Ry ———— sigue . -_ “They have not been executed Jeided her hand as if to shake co. 11 P Wason & 1 Boys Crist, "died in Hamilton County house of the railroad. organization and Mayor Feeney You can make deposits at any Co a s M [} { t Ley Ihert Wal i and may lodge an appeal” he his hand and exhibited her police co & . & C0 eran: Taw st. Franch wal er Alberta Walker. Hospital yesterday of burns suf- He told palice he found the two over the ‘latter's failure to fol- office. . WR ’ elisetivepioda AL General Henry, Blanche W fered when her ‘dress caught fire cartridges while en route to work low party headquarter's recom- . ol jo Sofia l “Police said Petty, who operated EVENTS TOMOR ROW re “!* as she played with matches at the and- was ‘just tapping them a mendation on City Hall appoint: You can arrange fo cash checks Bulgaira today. Accused Greece ie wo eral-allases, was carry Indiang State Fair tay. Btn A Methodist = Rl family home at Hortonville. little when’ one exploded.ss ments. —— at selected offices. , ng a large supply of obscene Kinma Mer - « of. provoking at least 25 border" ietury Indiana tH Club Shaw sh Frida Boruthy Roberson « | The Craig letter to the secre-| | You receive monthly statemen re ec aE 2 ane Pctarer CE mA nh pean WS Barkley fo S end Sunday © (un oie vn ma te me dee by moi § Aug. 30 ch S s i nal Te ns Men Canven \“ st | Vincent's Dali, i. Mi [been prompted by letters sent out cancele eCKsS—DYy mail if A government statement ‘said annel Swimmer Seen : r : SpA GE nt tetiice pata 3 |by Harry Gasper. key party.aid| desired. Bulgaria “cannot hear.the respons 3 M tnd Ana C haptes With tnfamirs Division. ov Home Alfonzo. Mollie Sua with to Chairman McDuff, in which! iles Off English Coast +0" Si Artis. Richard. Vaient on n low _cost—the exact charge, if ibility for eventual . c« 1 AST vion Yer Tr op Race to Cleveland Norea n Mr. Gas sever crit cos! ee arge wan, if the border Ro , DEAL, England 9 spt. 3 (UP). Dedication of St ehaels « iba Ge ) ‘Vv Ad Pl Mayor. Peney on: ‘the iatter's por any, is determined by the ti Coast Guard watchers tod]. Nehoa--4 n. 3 uu GA I Ee A AR? eep’ mits anning St. Louis Trip but litical oint t nue top a atchers reported - w Rot E. Ms Cra Rova | N C | ca 135p intments. activity of the account in re eps ~~ today that Fernand Dumoulin . — st RisTeoleR 4 nes Raton. Lift stiiag s on=Commift 4 # po . | - Belgian resistance hero who DIVORCE SUITS FILED a General Walter. Betts Jean McGee HR R m y @ 01 Engagement Re rt Two Local-Student lation fo its size. started to swim the F nglish Chan- M \ Ve PF Rtuder Da ¥ . ‘ nmr : : ele ow , I. ) ST. LOUIS Sept. 3 (UP) Vice President Alben W. Barkley and ocail-Jruaents | i . nel from France last night. had ¥ s. la Rue Miller.” Veime vo Len "Meas Hale Flossie Alinnie. his frequent “date” of recent weeks, Mrs. Carleton S. Hadley, admit- Graduated at Chicago | Bank-by-Mail envelopes for your been sighted three miles off the b M t R Rum; ’ "iy, Neimoay trey Reynolds er ted today that they will spend Sunday togéther. oT Ind I" o convenience. [English coast near Folkestone... M va B va Charles We Thor ¢ nd ogham, Claude Ma But neither the “Veep” nor the attractive St. Louis widow would Wo Indianapolis students: were Maitre raward H. Pu v Mary Sirakis. Mila gav“how they pl among the 574 students who were The Coast Guard report aid: na TM va Pail v Mar ohn. Mary Stempie Y plan to spend the day. ap had | the 34-year-old Dumoulin. who. 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ET Board Mee The board 1 dianapolis Brz sociation of | will meet at 7: ” the 38th Street