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i i ; : <“ » ” : " PAGE 20 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 24, 1952 } 3 v y | x | | 3 : i ._ : . . . * i ‘ : £ | Suicide-Bent Farmer Dramatic Trio Coming fo IU | Squirrel Has No | Two pages of TV and radio] —————————————— RO : Tries and Tries Again | Times State Service Nov. 5 will be the Danish Na. Respect for Police programs, news and features, ap-| lr NOW-— : : RUSSELL, Minn, — Sam Sulli- BLOOMINGTON, Sept. 24—/(jonq) Orchestra, making its first DULUTH, Minn.—A squirrel bit Pe** ®3ch Sunday In The Times. | Soo :- van, 60, Lyon County farmer, °udith Anderson, Broadway star, smerican tour this season. a policeman and sent him to 8 — — Week Day : : failed in his first attempt to kin Will prea a the Indiana une Other events on the IU series will hospital for treatment yesterday. MOTHER) Ere pint i . EE himself yesterday, held his wife VErsity audilorium series I8 include “Carmen,” by the Charles, Philip McLaughlin got a minor Hare's The Teeular Toe a: : ay oy i in 2 {captive four hours when she tried Year with Tyrone Power and Ray- Wagner Company, Nov. 17; Kath- bite while killing the squirrel in a mn entree SUBGh maui he a nd : ri k three cases to prevent him frém making a mond Massey, Harold W. Jordan, erine Cornell in “The Constant bedroom of the home of Mrs. Jo sive Your | Guilford Ave., Monday night, and too J 8 program director, announced to-| Wife,” Dac.’ 17; the Indianapolis/ Locke Perkins, who called police } Sabiets are a Budget-Wise

of imported vermouth. seeond attempt, and then took his gay Symphony Orchestra, Jan. 8, When she found the squirrel scam- |

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They also took $250 cash. enough to keep them own life with a shotgun blast. The trio, assisted by a chorus 1953; Westminster Choir, Feb. Pering around her home. § in gin, olives and hangovers for weeks. Mrs. Sullivan said her husband of 20, will present a. dramatic 10; Solomon, pianist, Feb. 27; gee eg For Service returned to their farm home about Jeading of aun Brown's Body” Didley, Maslow and Bales Dance Stock Rights Assigned SN « ASPIRIN + 4 || Hours 11:30 A. M. to 3:30.F. M. — - an. 21, 1953. Company, Mar. 6, and Patrice ; ~'1 a.m, She said she heard a shot pany atrice Law reserves reindeer raising | SAVE ON LARGER SIZES |} ron CHILORER - A d3-year service pin was to pe der a mathematical misapprehen- and rushed downstairs to find her pening the suditorfum series; Munsel, Mar, 25 neni dt. tens I Alaska for Eskimos. 3% Jattets 2c, 10 fur 36

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