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"Alumni Kick In

| Olympics Team BLOOMINGTON, Aug. 7 (UP), | —Indiana University Foundation,

Rumo n u rs De ied received: $63,218 in contributions

HELSINKI, Aug. 7 (UP) —Hel- from alumni jn the year ending sinki Police Commander Erik Ga- last June 30. The total, 36 per brielsson denied today reports cent higher than a year ago, came nine Hungarian Olympic/from 1543 persons, nearly oneathletes had deserted their team third of them graduated in the

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apolis residents has climbed to 162, U. S. Internal Revenue..." ¢,r ‘a haven in the West in last three years. Bureau records showed today.

Names of 462 stamp buyers in the state have been

listed by the bureau, and officials

sald a few more applications are in the mails en.route to the In:

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Sol Meshulam,

Walter Bebley, 711 W. St. Clair 8t.; Clara Hodge, NYheter, 711 W. St. In- Mullin, %68 W. Meshulam,

Clair 8t.;

New York St.; Earl Hunter, 247 N. Capitol Ave.; Flora Casimiro, 111 Alma McKissick, 1006 Udell al winners and officials, left Hel-

the last few days. He said the reports were ‘pure nonsense’ and the result of speculation. The Swedish newspaper, Dagens ¥ said its Helsinki office ’ ad received such a report by Van Wert tojephione from an Tver 8t.; Charles girl. The paper did not publish the report. Authorities here said the last 4 contingent of Hungary's blue-clad 6 N. Capitol Olympic contestants, mainly med306 W. New sinki’s Malmi Airport early yesterday aboard six Czech planes

1520 Alton Ave; Jesse A. Yansel, York St.; James Sarver, 1310 E. ror Budapest 601 8. East St; Jack Yost, 1625 25th St, eee eee on Deloss St; George W. Allison,| Jannie Shanklin, 2407 N. Joe's Boy's in There 2317 N. Delaware St.; Albin An- Capitol Ave; Dorpthy Harding, : derson, 729 Douglas St.; Harvey 1003 W. 25th 8t.; Samuel Waters, SEOUL, Korea, Aug. 7 (UP) Double-action Roman Cleanser ey 12339 Martindale Ave.; Phillip A, Col. Joseph Stillwell Jr., 40, son Bleach whitens clothes snowyAnderson, 422 W. 40 VOT yds, 20 8. California 8t.; of the late Gen. Joseph (Vinegar

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