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i . & & A a ° » hl : j2of ' a . » government,” the Catholi tel. ; 0 4 a : = Priv {Boston says “the government has | 8% uw . johe Prelate ae fustice Depanimes peinten Rls! any un a fou nd | omplain of a foul odor that had - : " : {341th : e een Army bar-|,.evailed { ays. Ny a \ e ; 0 f 1 1e g a C an obligation” to eurb the spread| 'H, y514 5 May Day holy hour|assurance of “full co-operation” racks bag beneath the porch of Fe co for several days..

A a ah : {of obscene literature and Shows 'oongregation last night thé "can-/in tracking down charges of mis- a fashi ble home here and B Hurt b “Car : El in a bedroom is a ¢ caligdygnto the BOY FU y Lar:

i” Dale Vech, 3, of 1626 Nelson crowd, especially when

If. publishers and producers “do onization of jungle ethics in our conduct in federal law enforce- FBI agents not clean house,” 2 Inovels, nightchibs, hotels, stage ment.. ‘case today, “...Among the chief contribut- Plays and politics” was respon- Acting Attorney General Philip| The woman, abot

23, had been St., was hit by a car driven by

. sible for moral decline, |Periman reldyed the pledge to a stabbed four times in the chest; John Cleveland Bernard, 67, of one is a squirming 4-month Ing agents 10 out Rational Moral ——— =. House judiciary subcommittee an autopsy showed, and investi- 1638 FE. Gimber St. yesterday, old baby brother, usjon axe: generate plays | dianapolis’ most Interesting After Chairman Frank L. Chelf gating officers said she had been while crossing the street in front “ 2. SIR Ar SEs va programs, dirty : : ‘on'} > (D. Ky.) accused department offi- dead a week to 10 days. of his home. He was treated for thur Dee apparently felt about 8, filthy magazines, comics women’s section Is a part of youriejaig of “sitting up nights” trying] The body was discovered in cuts by the ambulance doctor and his sleeping arrangements with and the incredibly immoral leaf- Sunday Times. 'to find ways to block the inquiry. the barracks bag last hight after sent home. . | : mo ry er brother Larry _— . (Daylight Savings Time) , : : 3 About mgt Syednesda "OPEN THURSDAY 12 NOON 10 8:30 P. M. All Other Week Days, 9:30 to 5 ! : b

nts, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. RE and out the front door. Two Butler University *tudents spotted pajama-clad Arty some distance from his home, St. Arty was crying. : stopped, entertained by his two new friends. Troua was, Arty doesn't talk, so

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couldn’t tell where he lived. 80 the three went calling, knocking on doors around 32d Wl S ane a oe For Sunshine! The Girl of His come 1 " syed blond boy. Someone called + paign Poller wanted to stay with the / For Showers! Preams Dancing In In ~ students, Howard Billeisen, 3131 / “all th College Ave, and John Mad- br \ diana a den 3025 N. Meridian 8t. But ] Reac! * soon he warmed up to patrol- ! tel in ° men, Walter Vincent and Har- firmed vey Harrison, headlin Many doors later, the unique ly here ‘procession ran into Mrs, But b Fletcher Hodges, 3160 N, Penn- : \ : exact ¢

sylvania St. She remembered seeing Artie playing in his yard and told where he probably lived. At the Dee household, Artie’s parents were startled to see him when they opened the door, They didn’t even know he was

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