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Frenchman Dons Wolf Mask, Acts Like One ge k Educ | fie " k Ridgway in Norway [say it 1 r | DLION. France, June 30 (UP) clothes and attempted to attack Medical td ator aE i998 | OSLO, Norway: June Y8Y io Say it vin Fipwars : Te —y

Rene Garreaux’s effort to be a 2 Woman in the woods. Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway ar-

Garreaux was bruised and bat- | Pog ; L { 3 real wolf was a painful one. Po- (oq when police found him. i I }4 t 7 5 rived from Paris today on his na Yeriifie Ssviagat pe said yesterday Garreaux put woman was a physical culture 15 ere a first inspection of the Norwegian FLORAL CO. | . Jet Yuh fi a wolf mask took off Tis Instructress. Dr. John M. Cunningham, long School of Medicine. During the armed forces in his North Atlan-|

time Indianapolis hosfital staff same Sime he as associated with, ” A tic Treaty Organization com-| neral Hospital. 1 we . ® MOTOROLA member and medical educalSr. ‘poy’ ipytnam County, Dr} j ! om ET TRY ai * PHiLco * AbMmaL 2EMTH died yesterday in his home, 4290 cynpingham entered the prepara-| " : , & CT Ee BE at Th ® WESTINGHOUSE * RCA VICTOR, ® SYLVANIA | N. Meridian St, after several tory department of Butler Uni! £7 E | ee L 1 months’ illness. versity in 1894. After finishing, ” — % . 25 Years of Dependable Service Opes TH # P. M. | Dr. Cunning- he entered Butler University, be-| : ham. 75, was a ing graduated with a B. A. degree > LANE RADIO member of the g in 1901. While a Butler student ; Se staffs of Method- he lettered in baseball and basket ' ; 2 a : . : ball, and was a member o e The Store That Service Built AT jist and 8t. Vin i a as Member 8

jsent's Jqepiale f From Butler he went to the Inldeath and. had , : diana Medical College, receiving Imaintained an wins his advanced degree in 1904. He office at 508 8 . belonged to the medical fraternity, - ‘Hume Manser ™ Phi Rho Sigma. TELEVISION & RADIO SERVICE |Bullding for 39 A Dr. Cunningham claimed many

famous Hoosiers among his pa-

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; : He was a member of the In- Cecill F. Rhees, a former In. Downtown Traffic dianapolis Medical Associations, 4. . ep iN . | dianapolis resident killed in a . +g First Baptist Church and Mystic . : Jams as Lights Fail Tie Masonic Lodge. traffic crash in Marion County Survivors are his wife, Florence; |ast week. | If you were late driving to one daughter, Mrs. Byron K. Rust, ——— s———— ‘work this morning, chances are 20g 1hiee Snndchiaren, all off gumetimes Youn agree, some 3 ii [yea can blame 1 on 3. butted Private services will be held in times not, but you'll always enjoy | PII RT xr, To Ta ©» Oe 2050 E. Michigen St. out relay in the ®ity's automatic i,o home this afternoon. Buria) Redert C. Ruark. Five times] . . traffic signal system. will be in Crown Hill. v All traffic signals in the downtown area went out of synchronization last night as a relay in

¥ the . master control at Meridian : ] and Washington Ste. failed > - x Rignais from Alabama St. to 7 G ienate Ave, and from Maryland St. to North Sts, are kept in time é by the master control. When the \ : [RR

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The signals failed Saturday night and were repaired by traf-| fic engineer crewmen but failed again last night. Traffic Engineer Willizm Bilby explained the control went bad after being saturated with steam from a broken line near the control box:

Ex-Air Force Major Named Aid to Hanley

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as an Air Force trial attorney in contract cases while on active duty with the armed forces. He is married and the father of a 7-year-old son. The oath of office was administered by Féderal Judge William E. Steckler.

Wallet Snatcher Gets 180 Days, $100 Fine

Allen Sellars, who couldn't outrun police June 21 when he grabbed the wallet from a soldier on N, Capitol Ave, today was sentenced to 180 days on the State Farm and fined $100 and costs by Municipal Court Judge Scott McDonald. > Sellars. who lives at 225 N. Capitol Ave. entered a plea of guilty tn Municipal Court 4 today.

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“Com Charles W. Patterson, 23, Clarks- | : : fy Paring Case of ha ville, escaped injury today when | " ” obs nedling, , his rig overturmed at the inter- i | | / ONLY PER WEEK R onomy, 7 : » per. section of W. 16th St. and U.S. 52. 5 ’ any "my vn I g ; ie ! “ : - S88 li ! "HO, ¢ : ¢ BU , | i

Police said the heavy load in the truck shifted as Mr. Patterson made a left turn onto 16th St,

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