Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 February 1939 — Page 17

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REFORM BEGIN IN DIES GROUP'S

HEARING PoLicY 8

Former FBI Man Engaged

To Investigate for Committee.

~ By THOMAS L. STOKES : Times Special Writer WASHINGTON, Feb. 22 (U.P). =—The Dies Committee is quietly progressing with preparations. for a new and elaborate investigation of un-American activities with the $100,000 which ifs tall Texas chair-

man, Martin Dies, got: recently from

the House,

It has employed as its counsel

Rhea Whitley, for 10 years with the Federal Bureau of Investigation and

more recently a practicing ghiorney

here. ‘It is hiring & corps of vestigators to comb a mass of bh cumulated data touching on Cam-

munist, Fascist and Nazi activities. |:

The charges that its previous inquiry was loose and irres ible, and that its chairman was intent on prosecuting labor and public officials sympathetic with hor, seem to have had their effect. The Committee, -it was learned today, plans to conduct its investiation secretly for some time and oes not contemplate any public hearings for several months, probably not until after the present session of Congress ends. The abject, it was said, is to inquire carefully into the caliber of witnesses and the suthenticity of evidence before beginning to ot in public

hearings. Secrecy Ordered

The Committee has surrounded its operations with secrecy. It passed a resolution a few days ago ‘losing the lips of every member and every

employee, except by specific auhiaytion of the Committee itself. There seems to have been a leak,

however, to the weekly organ ‘of thel"

so-called Silver Shirts, called “Liberation,” which has been attempting to ridicyle the Committee. The most recent issue of the publication

of this allegedly Fascist organiza-|

tion says: “The revitalized Dies Committee held its first executive session on Feb. 10 and interviewed—confidentially—some 40 applicants for positions as investigators in the new Seip. » This aroused some Committee members.

“Yoorhis Scared Few” It went on to say: “Jerry Voorhis: sat in on the aforesaid executive session and made extensive notes on each man and

woman questioned. He glared ab

each and scared ‘ell out of quite a few.” Rep. Voorhis (D. Cal), a New

' Dealer, recently was named to a

Committee vacancy by Speaker Bankhead, in an obvious attempt $0 have an Administration check en the Committee. In its current issue, Liberat advertises for sale at 15 cen copy and $10 per 1000 the speech. de livered in the House by Rep. J.|J Parnell Thomas (R. N.'d.), g Dies Committee member, asking imeachment or Lahor Secretary erkins. : Rep. Joe. Starnes ¢D. Ala), a Committee member, said there was nothing particularly secret about the Committee interviewing prospective investigators, as they were lined up in the public hall outside the committee room. If is customary. for investigating committees engaged in this sort of inquiry to keep the identity of its investigators secret. “We've heen pufting every wouldke investigator under the spotlight,” Rep. Starnes said. “We have mide a very careful scrutiny. We're going to give the country a real investigation of every un-American activity.”

Make Link With Murphy

He and other members of the committee said that persons who had been accused in previous testimony would be given opportunity to appear jn public session, if they requested, to answer “allegations against them. The committee has a liaison with Attorney General Murphy in Rep. John J. Dempsey (D. N. M.). Mr. Dempsey says he was promised the Justice Department's co-operation, including, if necessary the loan of lawygrs and investigators. .» Mr, Dempsey said today he would. not permit the ry to be used Bereafior asa poli or agency. The Commitiee-is marking time temporarily until the return of its chaipman, who is recuperating from an appendectomy.

5 LOCAL CADETS WN CULVER PROMOTION

Times Special CULVER, Feb. 22—Five Indianapolis cadets at Culver 1 itary ogsiers promoted to the rank. of commissioned and noncomtnissioned officers in the cadet corps. They include: Robert M. Moore Jr., 5617 N. Meridian St., captain in 'eommand of Co. C; Dona d A Stackhouse Jr. 6117 Colle e Ave, in the Culyer Rattery; Robert A. MacGill, 4122 N. Verid. fan St., sergeant in the cadet band;

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fire station “stairway.”

AMB Oy-Mrs: Malinda Ann Conner, 79, Survivors: gC Clifford, Fred, Russell, Wiiaeg ice ters,” Mrs. Merle Crandal, Mrs. Tap al; = brothers, -Abe, Saul fr sister, Mrs. Mallie wil |g liams ARC CADIA—Mrs. Amanda Rollings, 92. Sur Fos: Daughter, Mts. Herbert Loomis; . Ea & Le ty, 76. Survivors: why UBpEN eight Leighty; step- | 73 daughters, Jot Hire a Perry, Mrs. 'w 1liam | Ir! Cheek, brothers, Edward Leighty, W. O. ty: sistef, Mrs. Mae Openlander. 'BRAZIL—Miss Amanda Muncie, 78. Suzyvivars: Sisters, Vina, Mrs Phoebe Montomery; brothers, Prof. E. M., S. A., Lewis

Mrs. Margaret Lucille Sram, 2 a vivors: "Husband, Howar ents, asper C. 1 ogy: Par is

Tr. and Mrs. IS. Ard Les is MIs, Harry Lumsdo ss er Ea oy hes Ce therine Deruler: a iia vivors: Hus .; §QNns, a 4] li nia dau diners: Nears Mrs. 2 Zell rkey. IS. . Ehersss orrence; - -siste fs Nellie McG ’ IST! 1 Nac Louise Anglemyer, intanft 1S Be Parents, Mr. and Mrs Roscoe Anglem

CHESTERTON Mrs, Erenestine Dietrich, 53. Survivors: Husband, Harry; daughters, Mrs, Clara Yoder, Louige; son, Fred; sister, Mss, Mary Friday; brothers, Fred, Charles pine

Bo ugene Fattig, 38. Sern BSYILL = Bugeni ons, Eugene, Rob-

ert; half-brothers, Nia Fattig, Marion Davis; half- sisters, Mrs. Albert’ Fisher, ts. Walter Gillespie. “Alexander Lynn, 81, Survivors: Wife,

NEW BRITISH VESSEL. AFIRE, 2 OVERCOME

Prince of Wales Launching Set for March 5.

BIRKENHEAD, England, Feb. 23. (U. P.)—Two firemen were gyercome by fumes today in a fire aboard’ the new 35,000-ton battleship Prince of Wales, sister ship to King George V which the King launched at Newcastle yesterday.

The fire was described as slight,

George V yesterday, lest Irish “Republican’ Army” terrorists attempt a hostile -démonstration. Mishaps to three Aqther British warships were reported.

BUTLER U. EVENING CLASSES ENROLL 1182/5

Students envonéa in the Butler|s University eve ning divigon for the second semester total 1182, according Bs Prof. George F. Leonard, direc Hfeanwhile, it was-announced that Dr.. Walter B. Town send, director of the Butler reading glittie in ‘the College of Education, oll clinics in seven states t

summer.

and will last for one week each. Dr. Tounsend will hold caonfer-

Arthur R. Twente, 1818 Or St.,{ ences tler Univers nd the at of Co. A, and William R.| State ede bee. ot iY " i Bair, 903 & Maple Road, rporal Neb. » BRL ae gt pat, N. and aid to tactical officer of the River F' alls, Wid; Edinpore, Pa Battery. } Crptiencoes; enn.

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Even battalion chiefs have to hurry when a fire alarm sounds, so Phillip P. Moss (left). and Charles D. Milender, promoted from captaincies yesterday by ‘the Safety Board,-fry a practice slide down a ‘The two new battalion chiefs were named to succeed Wallace Fisk and Michael Murphy, retired Feb. 11 on pensions.

STATE DEATHS

T Mrs. Elizab fh EL Martin, EA Bz Hu Martin; dougniers Mis. Fanny Giteon. Mrs. Ina Hou eater Mrs. Lydia Liechty; brother, Mace

{ELWOOD—Daniel Ds oy Su re er arles, ester; ors Howell, Mrs.

LIN—Mrs. Ella Brockman Sande- ( FRANE Survivors: Husband, Pan; hs. Mrs. Russell * Cortelyou. FT. WAYNE—Charles Barnes, 60. Syrvivors: Wife, Stella; ison” Mrs. Em Adsit, Mrs. A Mrs. “Pranels McCall, Mrs. uth Gilheért gS 8

GARY Mrs. Edna Martens Barido, 52. ® lsuryiv ors: Husband, RiCROtaT song, & chard |" Ir., Francis, Emerson; brothers, John, Joseph, Charles, Frank. Lhota;* tor, "Mrs.

—Mrs. Chestnut, | 74. suTMERA Daughter, Mrs. Leona ‘Criss: sons, George Doany. Howard Mahan. LAFAYE Fe Thomas, J. Hart, 66. Survivors: ow arrie Gordon Hart; brother, Edward Hart. 37. Survivors:

Mrs. Jen je . Daughters, Henry * Baumkamp, Mrs, Wilson Goris Tad Miss Mildred Haitsma;

George Dykhuizen, Mrs, Henry: Bruin brot thers, Cornelius, Henry, Jacob G Goris. LAG iRA NGE—J. Henry Barnes, 63. Survivors: ‘Brothers, Frank Albert, William. Charles Draper, 84 LINTON—Mrs. Otto Pearl Wilson, 61. Survivors: re hie i nd Wilson}

daughters, ff Reba Goodman, rs. auitel Hu Wilson.

ppt 8 EAL Gomez, 32. Survivs ors: Mother; cousin, Lorenzo Garibay. Charles L. Bowyer, 72. Survivors: Wife; Walter, Charles, Gerald, van, O63 daughters, C Catherife, Mrs.

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Wilbur Elburn : Dau ter, Mrs. ‘Brown sons, Wilbug gh Chbrie nai hro er,. William Son ge.

YONS—Mrs. : Lena Graves, . Sur ML AAL other, Dr. as LE Tos. ter son, Cary Workman

MARTINSVILLE—Otto Frank Coffin, 85.

due to the ignition of sacking on Survivors: Wife; sons, Jean, James, ayne, the ship. The two firemen Who |Koeer” dost Rt ane Re were overcome were taken to hgs- ren: sister, Mrs. Florence Harrell. pital. Mrs. Mulash ee ott, 158. pourra: ercelie stepdau 1 The Pringe of ge is to he|Gose; brother, “ger © teroatiold’ Step launched arch 5 brother, Malhon McDaniel ng George VI ‘was heavily NEDARTVILLE Willan wel: Zh a guarded when he launched the Sandra Lee; father, raha Youn

wSICHIGAN George I is ws, Ray on, eorge oelin; Mrs. ‘Anna Tim 1 ds Lou uis 3 Bret:

brot : TO Mv {He 2 En Peters, 42. 8 Strgivors:

iit ters; daugh Rs Gores: rgaret - an a dn Peters: sliters Mgrs hus dns S,

rs. Bertha Bage

MUNOTE Fras Cn Jones Ratner in sie 2 % aS 3uF oer ats, broth evenger; i Mes. Qtte ee Boe

Harry: OBLES TH B.

SurviyMiriam

Tk. ‘sth Ack Survivors: Wifi innie: so Drothers Pronk an ohn; ned fies: Stell ia Taylor, MIS. Irene Mrs. Ciara 2 So S. A Tons, Mrs.

PEKIN William 0. Motsin er, 80. vivors: Wife: daughter, Pearl: or clyde, HING Ine Jackson . Bigiep 34. TS. "Beli

Surviyors Jipnie: sister, CADALE Pred G. Rice, 56. Pe. 1g, M Me Sister, Mpa Nettie Busi: [3

Bowers: roth # 8 8 brothers, €." SEYMOUR—MTrs.’ er Nichter, 73. Jivers, me Rona: Jesse Himler, Si

R. yr sister, Mrs. YE aio Eihn Andrew. Wolsifier;

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ilda; “Bruner, ars Ne than d | 37. OBR Panis nd, de. e le [pues Os Saige n 5. Oh and M 2 nil”

ivory: Meredith, 87. Sur

aughters, Martin; ay

Ernest An i sles Hey

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Mis e, 74. : Survivors: Sisaylor; prother, - oa

Re Julia A. Swartz, 78. Su vast: Mrs. Neal Peterson; Surv 4h

—Willi SULLIVAN Wife, Bethe: re aauEn in Cen neva; fete. Mrs. Edward Malsone Hirotijer,

fue Lee Bale i ‘infant. Surgivor rs: grunipsrents. Mr. ob apes Avert Min:

ON—] - ard Ene: wy A a Major. . Syrviy

daughter, Mrs. Genéva. M Bai Mrs. L di » ors: DRIERIY Miss Ina; ig tn Al

De chert: ond. Edith.

PERSONALIZE AUTONATIS TT BE, AIS:

MiMEos

es, ar. “John. Ray sughters, "Minnie ‘Likehs,

L0GAL PORKER | PRICES DECLINE |

daughter, Mr Charles Walker: son, SherFrank sister, Bars. '1VE Chowning; "brother, classes active, steers an ings’ 25¢ forget rings run

Charles Bailey. 240 lbs., $8.15; 160-200 1Ibs.. $8.15; 240- 60 Steve Ha, gr. 60. Survivor: Daughter, |1bs., $8.05; 260-280 lbs., $7.90: 280-300 lbs Mrs. Mike ne. t $7.75; 300-325 1bs., $7.60; 325-350 lbs. 5 $7.45; Christ Donets, 29. Survivors: Mother, | 140-160 lbs., 7.80; 120 -140 1bs., $7.55; 10 Helen; crower, Anton; sister, Mrs. Nick |120 1bs.,' $7.30; You ughs. 5, Lo GH stags, ‘$5. 25. Christo Calves, $11. 50. Lam $5. Misha 1 Barton 71. _ Survi wit : ael Bartos, urvivers: e, , Anna; Jags ers, Mr 8. ia vi J. _Locar PR DUCE rdec eanor rs. P. £Z;. sons, Emil, Edmond, Henry, Sogept Reon. vy breed hens, Herne vy breed broilGLENWOOD—John F. ars 4) 475, pbs, “and over; 1363 0 ge ne per bs vivors: ‘Wife, ‘Katie; son, te A Moves, White 13¢: ‘Legho 0 gre ed

‘(pensation Act pertains to thrashep-

‘charges.

hd grand- | di 69. ., Survive :

g soley LION John Hill Vore, 98. Survie: z

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10015 GENTS

| Weights 160 Pounds anil]

Over Down Most; Vealers Steady. Hog prices. were. 10 to 15 gents

lower at Indianapolis today under heavy holiday receipts of 6000, ac-

iE (Receints, 1085)

Tet % bo 75-12.00 TUE 00- 7.50

1.00-12.50} 8. 1100 300; in 100-1578 Rr ¢ Sd 63s < 900. 9.35-11.00f i i 2H 2 Bi 7 a S 20-1000 % oid. 2:32 Hy (Race A an “0500 uae 8.35 G oh fo: 2] Be iters Me Sedu tum | iE ha Sab $ 9.75-11, an) © si dit’ p50 90 900. 818 9: wo .00po 800. g00- 8.75) 08: 800 : pra $5 550- 90 ot? .501 8.000" SET Cn 2- 4 0 Ya Common .. § 2 i 35 S08 iad 50. oh 35-8. 25 Low © mon and ’

cutter and cutter 4. 25+ 5.15 go 5.75- 1.2% SHEEP AND LAMBS (Receipts, 196)

Lawns Good and oad a 8.65" and 7.00- 8.00 heed § 8.25 ic ome 6.00- 6.75 Ewes Good and choice ......eec0000: 4.00- 5.00

Common and medium .» cssscssse 2.50. 4.00

CHICAGO FersToK

Hogs—Receipts, 8000; market active,

steady to 10c higher than Tuesday: $8.45; ge 1 S80 230 0 Tos. $8. 78 8.45; $a 8" 0be. ghoige 8.35: 280- 325 Ibs.

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a : + goveral oads si2@ 12.75; $13.75 bid e Io locks: heifers Lh Ste advince: hs E very scarce, firm: 11s, steady: ve! Jers, P weighty heh ba “410, by very iew ie elfers above is: choice "Koshers held around $11.50: cutter ' cows. $4. bmi to $9.50.

[email protected]; vealers, $11.50

0 SH of 4000; late Tuesday fat. SL $85 o Ta top. » 2. 8 aa. decline: Slaugn er Ne ‘mo

ad ve, mostly igher po Yhuamier frets g $8.7 Hao: ees ale 50 stronger; top ‘slaughter ewes,

$4.85 OTHER LIVESTOCK

FT. WAYNE, Feb, 22 (U. Pp.) ik Le Market, 10c lower: 200-220 1bs.; $8.2! 25;

BETS s. gnd’ over, 13¢; colored SOYIRGErS. "aE ths. and ‘up, 12c: Leghorn broilers, 1% Ibs. and oe le; spring chickens, "2 1bs. “and over, 3c; 0 roosters, 9c. No. 1 strictly fresh country-run ogee 14c; (each full’ ease ‘must weigh ‘54 lbs gross; a net deduction of 15¢ for each full case se under Nos will be pa ade N %@ er 2 °N 0. sic; butferfat, No. 2 Jb 3 5 (Prices quoted by Wadiey’ é

FARM POWER USERS TO CONVENE HERE

200 Are Expected at Parley Tomorrows

Nearly 200 Mentors of the Indiana Brotherhood of Thrashermen and Farm Power Users will meet at the Hotel Lincoln tomorrow for an|m all-day convention. The Braetherhood will primarily concerned with the manner in which the Workmen’s Com-

men. A speaker, from the due University De euituoat ne d aztment has been invited. Brotherhood will hold sn election of officers 1g suceeed- Oliver uller,” Fairmount, ‘president, and |, 8. Arnold, Indianapolis, secre- (2 tary-treasiirer. ‘L.A. H , C fo mel, whe died last Muy, Was vice - president. :

11 ARE rd BY FEDERAL JURY

SOUTH 38D, en Feb. 22 (U. P). —Warrants were served today in indictments returned by the Fed- len gral Grand Jury, which adjourned } one-day session last. night. Ten were gpen hills and one was secret. Indicted in the Hammond division Foret Pythias Line, 19, Gary, postal charge; John L. Brown, 28 Whi ho ng." postal a Ee ergo rnestine s Gary, A check |r forgery charge; Melvin ae 22, Gary, WPA check forgery charge; Bertrand, Jackson, Eo and 1 Brernardo, 18, both of of “Gary, I

Indicted. in the: - Ft. Wayne t division: | Carrie’ » Williams, - ate Walter Williams, 45, and Walter [jaca Hamilton, 42, all of Ft. Wayne, internal revenue charges; Tobey Johngon, 22 Jackson, Tenn., Moen I €e

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Interest Paid On Indebtedness During ’38 Is Deductible From Gross Income,

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|died yesterday at Methodist Hos-

Mrs. Baldwin will be ‘buried “at Memorial Park following services at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the Moore & Kirk Irvington Rortiesy. tot Bq was a on wiond of bie Poua, uare I urch an in her. pnb risen oa dianapolis from Holton, her birthplace. She is suryived by her husband, William F.; a daughter, Mary Louise; three wv William ® | virgl * F. and Robert’ E.; two brothers, Roy and ett Hars|rell; and three Sisters, rs. S. Burton, Chicago, Mr sie. Collins and Mrs. Louise “Garon.

MRS. MARY M. MANN, who died of a heart attack at her home, 2101 N. ‘Pennsylvania St., Monday, will be buried at. Ladoga

Shirley Bros. Central Chapel at 10:30 a. m. and at the Ladoga Christian Church in the afternoon. She was 5 Mrs. Mann was born in Ladoga but lived most of her lift in Indignapolis. She was a member of the North Park Christian. Church. She is survived by her hushand, Alva B.; a son, Richard; a daughter, Mrs, Juanita Donnery; and six brothers; Lee and Carl Dodd, Ladoga, Walter Dodd, Whitehall, Mich., Clinton W. Dodd, Atlanta, 2, and Harry and Edgar Dodd, “hicago.

Wi LM C. LING, 1137 Ww. 31st n t., who oo 2 "his home Monday, will be buried at Crown Hill following services at 2 tomorrow ‘at the St. Paul M. E Church. He was 60. Mr. Vehling, a member of the :|St. Raul M.” E. Church, was a steamfitier here 40 years. He was a member of the North Park Masonic Lodge and the Modern Woodmen of America. a

Survivors are his wife] Lula;

VATICAN TRADITIONS

Cardinal Mundelein Against Premature Announcement.

VATICAN CITY, Feb. 22 (U. P)). —His Eminence William Cardinal Mundelein, Archbishop of Chicago, may seek to insure Vatican 'traditions against violation when the name of the new Pope is annouhced after the election conclave of Car-

dinals which is to start March 1, it vam jiferstoed today. is 5 tional that, the name of the new P e is announced from a Vatican balcony "i Ro throng awaiting pels news in St. Peter's Square. This time. the news also is to b broadcast to the world’ by All wave radio. Cardinal Mundelein was said to e r that the radia announcement ght be made inside the Vatican long before the crowd waiting in the square heard the hae of the 262d Pope from the lips of His Eminence Camillo Lardinal Cagcia-Dominioni, who is to call the name from the balcony.

Costymes in Three Sites

The: man who is elected Pope goes at once a small dress: f room where papal costumes in | volt him, He Selents the' Te ane best fits him and then returns tat. tine Chapel, where: the ® | cardinals | knee] ‘and kiss his foot. - Then th name of the Pope is announced frrom the balcony. i. il RomaPied: in radio of oe a s € the name o Pope might be has eo the new Pontiff was still going through the og tha of dressing and rece t omage gf the Cardiin of an might mean a differur ; between the broadne SS the dif direct announcement. Cardinal Munde ein has talked to friends’ at the College of St. Ma of the Lake, which he founded here for igh logical students.

as saying foo a in | avor of delaying thsi |

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ent, or me e to make the cording te the Bureau of Agricul- it deductible. oe Se Te svidenced anly | tural Economics, onder. price was $80 on 200 to 210- i Le & —_ 160 ‘pounds and over Interest paid on indebtedness incurr He urchase of obJ his | the ‘full “decline, -while Sone a Goer an ol fal sec of ‘the Ghia State issued after tapi are oaay with the|| fhe intasest. Udon. Sul he gp by he iperen Rs e were top remaining ny $12. % fae 8 do deal eins. en is on is-Tnsurance i Hardly en slaughter classesi| flea ls Sedtued e provided the a amount o Joe logn 2 not used for bot va ons — a ast, a Bald on Behalf of a rien on or Hater where there is ; he val e Belg arouna’s ads no i tion ou the part of the payor is ; not deductible, In (aw Reoeipts are’ Salable) els = 1 is the same as a gift. : rE i Il ne Bet AS pe 15 shuskle sau interest eee Is s taxable. & ¥ oun cass | such amounts, o £8 na +i 8 % posits, ain be hy Ei in the waves ‘rerum wr of prom oss income. J ® ay: 14043 ve - —— - a - : A Sm and _. Bat — oo Good an 1 L on 10 is 1 7.25 23 oo fio: 3B # 4%: 158 1431 OCA D A CR S 150- 300. ii 335 3 Jean rene 7g bt E r : 200-330. §38-% comet” 38! MRS. PERMELIA FRANCES three sons, Harry, Clifford and 320- 3: HE 3 50 | BALDWIN, 2013 E. Maryland St.,|Roy; two brothers, Charles and 3 00 Fi 7.25. John, and a sister, Mrs. William

Sunkel. PETER J. FEEMMING, St. Francis’ Hospital engineer 17 years, who died yesterday at the hospital, will

be buried tomorrow at St, Joseph's Cemetery following services at 9 a. m. at the hospital chapel. He is survived by his wife, Frances; a son, Paul; his mother, Mrs. Justin Flamming, Evanston, brother, - Lawrence, Evanston; and a sister Mrs. W, K. Kirshner, Evanston,

MRS. ELIZABETH B. CRAFT, a pioneer Indianapolis resident, died yesterday at the home of her daugh-

ter, Mrs. Alma C. Moore, 111 W. 40th St: She was 85. Services for Mrs. Craft will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomerrow at Shirley Bros. Chapel. Burial will be at Crown Hill, Mrs. Craft was born in Eaton, O,, She was the widow of Augustine Craft, an Indianapolis jeweler, who died 16 years ago. by two daughters, Josephine, Cleveland, O, and Mrs. Moore; a son, Edwin; two grandsons, Craft Moore

$. NELLIE FROMAN, who iF Monday after a short Hines, will be buried tomorrow in Haly Cross Cemetery. Services will he at el8: 30 a. m, in Holy Cross Catholic Church. Mrs. Froman, who lived at 1404 E. Vermont. 8t., was 40. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Suman. she was a lifelong Indianapolis resident. She is survived by her husband, Garland; a son, Francis; four daughters, the Misses Patricia, Joan, Barbara and Maly Elizabeth; féur sisters, Mrs. P. J. Lucid of Seattle, Wash.; Mts. Allan Selby. af Oakland, Cal. Mrs. Pgul Hesseldenze and Mrs. Baymond Baxter of ‘Indianapolis; and four. bothers, Jack, Patrick, Char es and: _Hapry Borman. fo

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