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SANTA MONICA, Cal., Apr, 27 . : | |(UP)—Comedian Jerry Lester, Georgia Child Sought

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Last Week

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" di 0 Deh | sion, but he is a tragedian in the! (home, his wife, Ardell, t. n a U {obtaining a ere ested in, AUGUSTA, Oa. apr 27--The,

Miss Truman Wins Jory decree ¥% Sefault yesterday found floating today in an indus-| Subcommittee leaders will be| He sald County GOP Chairman voters hos ane that| y " : | elling Judge Orlando H. trial canal which en neers were Mrs. J, P. Worley, Mrs. Charles John Innis is using the regular F HAR Y S Praise of Stewart {Rhodes she “never knew what to| 2 8 [Bettinger, Mrs. Robert Platte, (organization machinery to line up Mayor Bayt would lose in many

| ” ing to drain in a search for| , _lexpect” from the comedian. {preparing The President's daughter re She ol ster would come the brown-eyed girl

ceived “A” for acting by critics

and studio audience at her radio/’°Me and then “pack his bags appeared last week.

with Jimmy Stewart on NBC's Juanita Killebrew, sald Lester gcreen Director's Playhouse version of the movie, “Jackpot.” “She has an awful lot of grace and charm,” drawled Mr. Stewart. “I was -- the only who flubbed my

HS ak carry- ‘tody of their three children, Judy, |

{ng a large Miss Truman (13; Joan, 11, and Jay. 9. | paper. bag into the studio was

shouted “so loud you could hear’a body in

erty settlement wheih awarded

husband's gross earnings up to Section.

of his income up to $15,600 thereafter.

[the ditch.

and rushed into the men’s room. 4 The agent said the bag contained 10 Close Tomorrow a carton of orange juice.

{for the little gir ished last Saturday night while

es ary Igy at Ne a Senshi Mrs, Clifford Wagner, Ger- opponent,” Mr. Ober said.

Mrs. Lester 50 per cent of her her home in Augusta's textile mill

“I'm a Democrat, too,” mut- Man: downtown real estate Purdue Tricycle Race ’ : offices as well as all banks will tered the man, as he shuffled To Be Hel d Tomorrow

away |be closed tomorrow. : a = un Among the realty firms which| Purdde aiversity Studenis ia \ : : day are girding for the annual Tiny Tootsies will be closed Saturdays from|g¥ B® Bul08 Ch puraue Tri-|

The pitter-patter of tiny feet is] 20" On are Keller Realty, Dunlop cycle Race scheduled for the being heard in the Army these & Holtegel, O. J. Smith Realty starting gun at 1 p. m. tomorrow. |

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| Mrs. Lester won an interlocu- body of 7-year-old Lois Janes was

| Mayor W, D. Jennings had or-| Sac 900 this year, 25 per cent of yoo," the winding, 16-mile-long|

hig income up to $45,000 for the “WU°N Cis afternoon on|& Major problem every election, “here and now make this a free Myers, 2 and Edward O. Snethen FG GRADE A 49

next two years and 20 per cent| chance that the child might | has become more serious this primary and remove the club from “ |have fallen or been thrown into!Year.

She won their West Los An- Board reported it has been un-| choi f thei ley, 14. | | | Officers, civilian volunteers and Pp n un- choice of their own. | |geles home, $10,000 cash and cus- | ilitary policemen from nearby able to find building space for “What is the use for us as the/ Third District, Guy O. Ross, in-|

Camp Gordon had been searching | Voting booths in 15 precincts. Republican Party to fight against cumbent, 35; James O'Brien, 3. 1 since she van-|

dents in the areas are willing to|itslef to the same vicious tactics,” hardt, 32; Robert L. McCam-| /rent out part of their homes for he said. (mon, 19; Harry C. Andrews, 0. | . POULTRY co. [polling places at the $15-a-day " u.» Sixth District, George 8. Lu- =X [rate, { A majority of Democratic ward pear, incumbent, 38; Anthony | Cer 337 W. NEW YORK ST. LI-5952

we di. | Erma Martin, Mrs. J, Herbert support for Judge Clark. |of the wards where chairmen had

Mrs. William Krieg, Mrs. Robert has threatened ward chairmen, The vote of ward chairmen and FOR debut last night. and leave again.” An unidentified man called po-| Blackburn, Mrs. John Barney, with dismissal unless they de-| ces was: SALADS c Margaret Truman costarred Her corroborating witness, Mrs. |Mrs, Harry Block, Mrs. Tod Co-/clared themselves to work for my : T ; A trude Branhan, Nettie Ranson, “Even now he is using the power| :

him all over the house.” (covered Lois’ body near a foot- Mrs, Paul Merchant, Mrs. Edwin of officers of the Republican com-| Bontrager, 14 and James A. Heavy Breed | Judge Rhodes approved a Prop- pridge about three blocks from Rominger, Mrs. John Townsend, mittee to collect funds from office-| > Cou no 11—-FiFst Dist¥iet C Mrs. Ed Holloway, Miss Alberta holders and employees to be used | 1 ry tor ve ' ' ‘Wells and Miss Jean Wells. * solely in furtherance of the can-| J: Forter Seidensticker, incum-

= | buildings are available in these ton and at the same time permit|45; Larry Baker,3. stopped by a secret service agent Real Estate Firms on an errand to the grocery store residential areas, and no resi-lour own party here to surrender] Fifth District, Christaln Em{for her grandmother.

| necessary in these precincts

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Save-Save-Save! 3 A women’s ekg lex alley tents in vaca a or in the party nomination for Mayor mote the campa of Ju ex alleys to provide shelter for at the May 8 primary election Mu Stark hod been iofmed BYivoung. [iat Sigh You Can Lower the Cost Fred C. Tucker Jr. chairman o : 8 ballot ’ the Clark-for-Mayor Committee. Threats of “punishment” are ph® and Rs was 30 ve Mayon of Living Les and Save Mrs. John Alexander and Mrs. being used to force Republican George E. Freyn, plumbing con-! Paul Shick have been appointed workers to support Judge Alex tractor. 4 th Difference cochairmen of the Women-for- [Clark for Mayor, Cecil 8. (Cy) | Su t t Mr. Fre i a e sen Clark Committee which will con-/Ober, candidate for the GOP pporcers of Ar. ¥reyn. 4a

“to ithe voting of ward bosses was : Work, Palin speeches. fast mine. 10 reflection of the sentiment ot | DON'T WAIT . . . Start Now to Buy

| Hartman, Mrs. George McClure,| “I have found that Mr. Innis 'D90rsed the Mayor.

For City Clerk—Richard G.| Stewart, incumbent, 35; Pearl

For Roasting or Stewing

S ‘bent, 40; Willlam Carlos, 3; Wil- : c ~ ie didacy of my opponent. { 1 : | FRYERS YOUNG TENDER Lb. 45 Lack of polling: places, always He demanded that Mr. Innis !l2m H. Keller Jr, 2; Mary Esther

MEDIUM — DOZ.

) lover the heads of elected commit. Second District, Joseph Wal-| The Marion County Election téemen” so they may have a free !aCe, incumbent, 45; Ralph Han-|

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No public buildings or business'a political machine in Washing-| Fourth District, Joseph Wicker, |

Board meinbers said it may be chairmen and vice chairwomen Champa, 7, and Herschel J. Mcto voted to indorse Mayor Bayt for Kee, 4.

PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE

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days. {Co., J. 8. Cruse Realty Co.| Nine men’s housing units have § & Pfc. Wiliam Kenney, Roselyn Schmid & Smith, Russe H. Hart- entered the race.

Heights, N. Y., was nominated to- | To the victor will go a Kiss agus Ft. Meade, Md. as the Man Albert E. Thompson Co. from Miss Helen June McKinlay,

man with the ‘“teensiest tootsies” Allison Realty Co. and The a freshman from Chicago, who : in the Army. Spann Co. |was chosen queen of the race,

A member of the 68th Engi- Fieber & Reilly have heen| 274.2 LHophy

neer Topographic Co. of the 7th

Army Corps, Pfc. Kenney wears E.| a 31, EE shoe. Franke-Padget and Herbert E.

Big winner of the race is exclosed Saturdays for three years. OE to be children of a La- BF

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