Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 December 1940 — Page 15

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| AFT BOARDS “MAY SEEK PAY

* Hasiing: to Be Held Thursday to Take ‘Bugs’ Out “Of Selection. | WASHINGTON, Dec. 5 (U. P.).— Sources close to selective service A Héadquarters reported today the ex-

ftence of a concerted drive to place ‘en the Government payroll approxi-

1% Wately 80,000 volunteer workers at-

tached to local draft boards. t Although ‘the present law pro-

Bibits compensation to local draft rds, these sources said, .many members of Congress have been approached for amendment of the law. Some of these.members have, in turn, been urging draft headquarters to revise their attitude, which Is opposed to any general payment. : Discussion of the matter of pay + local board members was expectto be in the agenda of the meeting of state selective service directors and procurement officers at the meeting scheduled here a week

from ‘today.

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Sheffield and Irving Miller.

Parents of the 200 children who use the Bates St. tunnel, rapidly becoming a major problem at City Hall, today were drafting resolutions

to be sent to the Mayor, the Works Board and Police Chief Michael Morrissey asking for a remedy. The pedestrian tunnel, which goes under the five-track crossing in the 900 block of Bates St., is branded by parents in the neighborhood as “a health, safety and moral hazard.” The tunnels history contains numerous injuries from falls, children accosted by cranks and drunks and similar occurences. Yesterday the P.-T. A. of School 7, which is two blocks from the tunnel, adopted resolutions asking for the immediate assignment of a policeman at the turinel during the hours when the school children are using

it.

Pa rents Call Tunnel Haza rd!

These South Side parents are being led out of the Bates St. tunnel after an inspection by (left to right) Mrs. Floyd Simpson, Mrs. L. D.

the datk, damp, tunnel, parents say, that they have instructed their children to cross the tracks at the risk of being struck by a train rather than enter the tunnel when persons are loitering there. The parents believe that the tunnel should be widened to include the street and lights erected and adequate drainage provided. Members of the committee which has been working for a solution of the problem includes Mrs. Floyd Simpson, P.-T. A. president, Mrs. L. D. Sheffield and Irving Miller.

GREEK SHIP IN DISTRESS

NEW YORK,:Dec. 5 (U. P)., — Mackay Radio reported today that

‘the Greek freighter Taygetos was in

distress and in need of immediate assistance in the North Atlantic seyeral hundred miles west of England’s. Bristol Channel. The mes-

MSGR. KEEFE'S LAST RITE RITE HELD

Bishop Ritter Hier Celsbrates Mass; Msgr. Noll Gives Sermon.

Last rites of the Catholic Church. were read today for the Rt. Rev. Msgr. William F. Keefe, pastor of

a three-day illness. The Most Rev. Joseph E. Ritter, Bishop of . Indianapolis, .celgbrated the Pontifical Requiem Mass at Holy Cross at 10 a. m,, following the recitation of the Office of the Dead by the clergy.

~ Officers of Mass’

Bishop Ritter was assisted by the Rt. Rev. William Farrell, vicar-gen-eral of Wichita, Kas. Other officers of the mass were the Rev. Fr. Robert Mulcahey, pastor of St. Luke's Church, New York City, deacon, and the Rev. Fr, ‘James Moore, pastor Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Indianapolis, sub-deacon. Assistants to Bishop Ritter at the throne were the Rev. Fr. Michael Gorman, ' pastor St. Anthony's Church, Indianapolis, and the Rev. Fr. Albert Busald, pastor St. Philip Neri Church, Indianapolis. “Masters of ceremonies were the Rev. Fr. James Hickey, of SS. Peter & Paul Cathedral, Indianapolis; the Rev. Fr. Henry Hermann, secretary to Bishop Ritter, and the Rev. Fr. James Moriarity and the Rev. Pr. Victor Goossens; both of Holy Cross Church.

Msgr. Noll Preachies

“The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Raymond R. Noll, rector of the Cathedral, delivered the sermon. The Most Rev. Bernard. Shiel, D. D., auxiliary bishop of Chicago and a classmate of Msgr. Keefe at St. Viator College; attended. ‘A’ dozen. members ‘of the Fourth Degree, Knights of Columbus, served as the formal guard of honor during the Mass. Burial was in Holy Cross Ceme-

tery. William H. Finchum

Funeral services, for William H. Finchum, who died yesterday at his home, 633 Auburn St., will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the home.

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| : Value No. 1: | | State Deaths

i 4 BICKNELL—Isaac S. Wampler, 87. Sur=e : vivors: Wife, Effie; son, Dexter; daughter S, § 3 Mrs. A. ‘Hoy and Mrs ern Mr John

Burial will be in Floral Park Cemetery. Mr. Finchum, who was 55, was a hammersmith for the Indianapolis Drop ‘Forging Co. . He was born in Russellville, Ind., and served in the U. S. Army from 1908 to 1911. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Mayme Finchum; four brothers, Elmer, Woodford, John and Arnold Finchum; two sisters Mrs. Dora Stafford, and Mrs. Rose LaMar, and i" a nephew, Charles E, Dunn, all of Indianapolis.

Anthony Mascari

Services for 2-year-old Anthony | J} Mascari, who died Tuesday at St. 5 Vincent's Hospital, will be held ‘at 8 a. ‘m. tomorrow in Holy Rosary |§ Catholic Church. Burial will be in % St. Joseph’s Cemetery. The child, who had been ill two |} months with a spinal ailment, was 5 * |the son: of Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Mascari, 1601 Fletcher Ave. Mr. Mascari is in, the wholesale fruit business. Anthony also is survived J

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ALEXANDRIA—Mrs. Juanita Touderback, . Survivors: : {ters, Lois and | C Scott; Parents Mr, ang Mrs. John Coo er; gister, Mi Mrs. Lester Marshall; bro er, Se is, Laura Schuyler, us. Sure vivors: Sons, Vern and. d; daughter, Mrs. Sigma Jenkins; brother, John Essing:

ONVERSE—Allen B. Shrock, 59. SurBL Wife;. Sons Laurel Lloyd; mother, Mrs ara Masts Ralf-brother. Elijah Mast; ET a Mabel Baker and Pear] Mas ALL ViLLE— re Sonia Sie Ap el. 6. vivors: Fred ugh ga: ust Tron; sister. Mrs. Mae encrer ank Fran Lampp, 66. Survivors: wife, abel: or. Mrs, Katie Brown; brother, G.. W. Lampp. GENEVA — Isaac Hall, 73. Survivors: Wife, Clara: daughter, Mrs. John Smith; Mrs. Minnie Copeland and Mrs. Pearl Jones. GOLDSMITH—Miss Hosier J. Hinkle, 86. Survivors: Brothers, and 8. L. Hinkle. KOKOMO~—Mrs. Pearl Staton, 64. Survivors: Sons, Tom, Leon, Robert and Delbert; brothers, Arthur and Clifford Butcher; sister, Mrs. Della MUNCIE—Horace My is, about’ 60. Survivors: Wife, Florence; daughter, Mary Jane; pou. 3 ck. PETERSBURG—Mrs, Roatrice Hau 36. Survivors: Br band, Elmer ai S

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