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Given Probationary A hw Term for Mail Theft ‘Honest, That's

Roland Buchanan, former mail ; Arie tony started a’ three- The Truth, Honey year probationary sentence after 4 ‘pleading guilty in Federal Court AUCKLAND, N: 1%, to a charge of mail theft. The 35-year-old defendant told! Judge Willlam. E. Steckler ‘ hel started taking money from eénlveloper hecause of marital trou-| bles, thinking he could solve them!

June 1=Members of Devonport's Yacht {Club are still trying to explain to their suspicious wives how they {happened to get covered with lipjstick. The men's story (and they're sticking to it) is that they were do : “unable to get tallow to grease the [ayeers estimated the total was ...4¢ on which they haul up their boats for repairs. So-—they solved the problem by buying 100 pounds of condemned lipstick and sing that instead,

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De Tassigny's Son Dies Fo Howe Class of '51 In Battle With Reds Vespers for the class of 1951

SAIGON. French Indo China, of Howe High School will be- at June 1 (UP)—Lt. Bernard De-| {3:30 p. m. SundaVy in the” school | Lattre De Tassigny, only son of SYymnasium. | Gen. Jean DeLattre De Tassigny, | Rev. Walfer Laetseh of the Wrench commander-in-chief in the Garfield Park Baptist Church will {Far East, has been killed in ac-|SPéak on “Life's Measuring Rod.” tion against Communist Viet Charles M. Sharp, prineipal, will 'Minh rebels. {read the Scripture; | Lt. Tassigny, 23. was killed in| hTe invocation will be given the savage new Communist of-| by the Rev. Frank M. Hopper, 'fensive south of Hano! which be-|directar of the\ Hawthorn Comgan on May 29. Between 20,000munity House. Rev, Harold O. and 30/00 Communists attacked Hatcher of the Congregational along a a0-mile front from Phuly, {Church will give the benediction.

{ Judge Steckler gave Buchanan {4 suspended sentence of two years In the penitentiary, but placed him on probation for the threeyear period.

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Sets Program Sunday

The Indianapolis Mannerchor, conducted by Clarence Elbert will present its annual program at the 41st anniversary celebration of the Altenheim at 3 p. m. Sunday in the home, 2007 N. Capitol Ave, Welcoming address will. be made by Adolph Emhardt, president of the Altéenheim board. The Rev. Frederick R. Daries, pastor of Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church, will “pronounce the benediction.

George B. Jones Services Today

Services ‘were to be at 2 p.m. today in the Reynolds Funeral Home for <George B. Jones, retired Indianapolis Union Railway employee. Burial wag to be in Memorial Park. Mr, Jones died Tuesday. He was 71. LLP Born in Lexington, Ind. Mr. {Jones came to Indianapolis in 1900, He worked at the railway rm 25 vears before his retire‘ment five years ago. He was a member of the North Park Christian Church. He lived: at 1408 Key Ave, Surviving are his wife, Flor|ence, two sons, Paul E. and Ste‘ven B., three sisters. Mrs. Coralee Struit, all of Indianapolis; Mrs. Jessie “Lee, Hollywood, Cal, ‘and Mrs. Nellie: Hale, Orlando, Fla. and three grandchildren.

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