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jannounced: Capt. Kerneth L.| {Christenson, Watertown, Mass, ‘and 1st Lt. Stanley L. Michelson, Worcester, Mass, and Nashville, Tenn. J Cpl. Helt had been home for the funéral of his grandfather, Charles Janery. His mother and|

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Services Held For Mrs. Goldman

Services were held .yesterday for Mrs. Rose Goldman from Aaron-Ruben Funeral Burial was in Knesses Israel Cemetery. Mrs. Goldman, who was 71, died Monday at her home, 1022 8S. Illinois St, after a long illness. She was born in Austria and had lived: here 45 years. Mrs. Goldman belonged to Knesses Israel Congregation and the Indianapo-

for Tuberculin Children. Survivors include her husband; Isaac; three sons, David, Jacob and Aaron; a daughter, Mrs. Minnie Blaok, all of Indianapolis; a brother, Ben Friedman, Scranton, Pa.; seven grandchildren.

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Services will be held at 10 a. m. | tomorrow from New Palestine | Christian Church, with burial in| New Palestine Cemetery. Mr. Blackford, who was 60, died

a brother had driven him back|°f 8 heart attack Monday at 1325 | to Wright Field, Dayton, 0. for/N: Illinois St. where he was a

his return flight to Randolph "00mer. 8 P |chef here,

He was a restaurant Survivors include one daughter, | Greenfield; four sons, Sgt. Robert L., stationed in

one granddaughter and four Chappham, Indianapolis, and Hazel

Gorden, New Castle.

New officers have been elected | for the Indiana Association of Certified Accountants. They include: John D. Harrington of Indianapolis, president; John F. Berry, Evansville, vice president; Prof.

William Shore of Butler Univer-| sity, secretary, and Anthony J.| Jerman, treasurer, { New directors include Richard| V. Reineking, Bloomington; George W. Myers, F't. Wayne, and | L. M. Henderson, William A.| Markle and Russell E. Westfall, | all of Indianapolis.

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Says of Korea Peace Talk ST. LOUIS, June 6 (UP)-—Sec-~ retary of Defense George C. Marshall said today the Korean peace rumors are ‘strictly. rumors.” Gen. Marshail was here to give the commencement address at Washington University today. He said he is satisfied with the draft-universal military training bill awaiting final action in the House of thinks it should be put into effect

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Strictly Rumor, Matshall

Representatives, butibeen 86 tomorrow, died yesterday |

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