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appeared at a big opening,” shei,jcipal said.

government,”

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this couple the singer kicked at opponents won't fool the voters,’

at Glenns Valley yesterday.

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Jewish War Veterans of the Indianapolis Post 114, will install officers at 8 Seven Pistols Stolen p. m. Wednesday in the Wy ar Memorial. Ofciating will be From Doctor Here {George Niemeyer, Seat l be A small-sized arsenal was becommander; Yale Burke and Dr. ing searched for today by Dr. M. Gilman, all national officials Dick H. Jordan, 37, of 756 N. from South Bend. Graham Ave, | Officers of the newly reacti- Seven pistols were stolen from vated post are David Probstein, ithe dentist's commander; |vice commander; Mohroe Narcus, week vacation. ljunior vice commander; Joe Rab-urday he discovered the theft. linovich, judge advocate; Dr. Gabe, Missing were an {Schuchman, Furgeon; Abe Fish-/caliber pistol and holster; LAN, chapiain. CRUSE HLA Automatic ili ino Ake marier, an merisanpkele wird i MR T.e6 German: 7.63-mm.” automatic wi Scharffin, officer of the day; Isa- black holster, a 9-mm. dore Greenburg, officer of the Luger automatic with two clips, guard; Sam Sofnas,

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