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E. 38th St, assistant advertis- the woman's sanity has been ing manager; Cynthia Lee Baker, Stored and Lake County authori- best

626 E. 60th St.; Raymond E. Mar- ties immediately ordered “er held) ot quette, 1218 Hoefgen St., and Don- for the si ald Lee Weathers, 1617 Hoetgen March, 1946.

8t., assistant editors, Charles E. Teeple of Nutley, N. J, and George W. Aiken of An-| derson were promoted to editor and business manager respective1

Sine oF motions include: . ok ty Brac. a in Lh sistant business manager; Fran ¥.| Dosehiss, Qary, chief edi Ra Brazil, sete editor: ery L. ly ee ’ motion manager. ied he ‘business advisory sats] n Haynes, Kokomo; Dewey Kirkland, | A Tes K. Busse, Ft. Wayne, and | Jean O'Banion, TH Appel nted associated editors were; Ja L. ty, wrence; eaDDS. Frank

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14 Empty Chairs ‘At Banquet of ‘Last Man's Club

LANGDON, N. D,, Apr. 6 (UP) ~-Members of the Cavalier County Last Man's Company will sit down with 14 empty chairs and an unopened bottle of cognac to-| night, The veterans of World War § will hold their annual banquet on the anniversary of_ the United. States’ entry into the war, The empty chairs, draped in black, are in memory of comrades who have died since 99 men organized the group in 1938. One| man, Company Clerk Fred Kyle, | .died last year. © |

~ THE BOTTLE of A3 yearn eognac will remain unopened to‘night. It is reserved for the two men who outlive the rest. They will open the bottle, toast

disband the company.

UN Purchasing In 40 Countries

" Times Special LAKE SUCCESS, N.Y, Apr. 6 = Fred A. Mapes, director of purchases and transportation for the United Nations, is taking a trip through 40 countries to make pur-| chases for the New York head- - quarters opening at the end of the, Year, He ‘will visit trade fairs in Europe and factories throughout, the Middle East buying the prod-| ucts: for which earch country Is famous. Mr. Mapes has run into onty|

The suspicious Russians have| failed so far to grant him a visa to examine some of that eounteys) products. } They want to know what he plans to buy before they will let him look.

Held in Accidental Slaying of Boxer

CHARLESTON, 8. C,, Apr. 6 (UP)—Police will decide today what action to take against the, son of a millionaire contractor) who killed a former Golden] Gloves boxer while “playing with” a 32-caliber revolver. | Earl Long ‘was jailed in con-! nection with the death of George Matson Jr. 27, until the investi-! gation is completed. | George Mood, manager of the Rose Gardens tourist court where Mr. Matson was shot, said Mr. | Long had been “playing with” the! weapon before it was fired. Mr. Long, whose father, L. D. Long, owns the tourist court, said he and the former boxer were the “best of friends” and had not quarreled.

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oy Ben Davis High School were Jackie Hanneman, Barbara Freed on Probation Nearly $00 Hoosier librarians,meeting tobe e held next cl

State Teachers College in|™3D and Jo Ann Edwards dryman who admitted he shot and state between Tuesday and May 5./ pra I at. of the Indians Lit’

ing rocks at him was freed on! Indi. | Li Trus ssociation, after | “Wanda Gibbons, daughter of to Miss Gibbons and Mr. Bauder, probation today. {Library Association and thje- [Firaty "Tustets Association i empty lit

Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam F. Gib-/® Volume of the Greek play, “Me-

; ” Judge Arthur Ko laced Lee Pg Indiana University stu- month-old child into a roaring bons, 641 S. Collier St. was fleas as Ee an Da NL hor Cho Pay 72, on probation. for two Will meet as follows: Ukeleles in Tampa Mr. Feist walked town to the.

‘named best actress { olf : ss for her role in schools participating were Jef-| VATS after giving him a one-to-' Batesville,-Tuesday; Paoli, Apr. Staging a Comeback basement for a piece of wire to

the one-act play, “Moon Calf 'Mugford.” She was co-starred superin- with George Bauder, son of Mr,

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os Popils “Win Drama Horors [Slayer of Boy, 12, 800 rae To Meet May 3. | recently took top honors|Weakley and Bernard Wurger. MILWAUKEE, Wis, ' Apr. 6 and 2000 library trustees will meet|in I State Drama Festival at|Jerry Van Treese was property| (UP) — An elderly Chinese laun-| lin joint sessions throughout the| Mrs. Harriet Bard, Richmond,

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t killed a 12-year-old boy for throw- : Motes Sompstiion osainst ag from In addition to prizes awarded ye d boy for row- | Sectional groups of the Indiana Borns, Gary, heads the. Indiana year-old hotel employee,

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ferson High School of West La-| {two-year suspended sentence. 13; Vincennes, Apr. 17; McCor- TAMPA, Fla., (UP)—The uke-(pry open the safety catch

[Elkhart high schoo! shooting of Chester Kreiser last |1 Winona Lake, May ‘3, and phenomenal sales and said the in- plunged down an —————————— {Sept. 14, He said he chased the [South Bend, May 5. struments were being used even| his death.

ithrew rocRs at his laundry, But mutual problems in improving singing. The Little Chapel Church 'dent yesterday said Mr, directed by Mrs, Elsie-Ball, Considerable progress in the Lee said he fired only to frighten !library facilities and services and here .has already ht against cancer is reported. ‘them.

Lee pleaded guilty to a fourth mick's Creek State Park!'Apr. 19;/lele- fs comihg back in Tampa. | He climbed the stairs, worked fayette, and Tipton, Marion, An-| 21: P, Institution, said and Mrs. George R. Bauder, 4410|d¢rson, Noblesville, Francis ana degree murder charge in the fatal| Lafayette, Apr. 21; Portland, May. Music merchants reported the elevator doors Tn re- Rockville Road, who was judged actor in the competition.

boy after th Discussion subjects will include ent I 1| ‘Police investi atin the acc her Ben Davis pupils in the FIGHT AGAINST CANCER. after the youth and his pals | scussion De 1 ide as accompanimen or gospe Vestig 8

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