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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Civilian Blood Bank Equip

SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 1942

Paced Masters at Start

GRACE REAGAN BURIAL TODAY

'Ex-Teacher at Knightstown Had Lived in City for Several Years.

Services were to be held today at the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary for Mrs. Grace Watts Reagan, former teacher at Knightstown. Mrs. Reagan died Thursday. She was a native of Knightstown and had lived in Indianapolis for the last few years. She attended Earlham college and the Eliza Blaker college in Indianapolis and taught both in public schools and at the Soldiers’ and | Sailors’ Children’s home at Knights- | town. | She was a memebr of the Shakes|peare and Avon clubs at Knights- | town and of the First Church of | Christ, Scientist. { | Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Albert G. Blair of Tarzana,

tage, attack, etc, is presented to city hospital by the Forty and Eight,

Paul Runyan (left) and Horton Smith shot

s, five under par, to lead the field in the opening round of the Masters golf tournament. Yesterday they toured the links with 73's for a 36-hole total | of 140, five strokes off Byron Nelson's pace.

| Westiela, Mass., and Mrs. Robert| ago to donate the equipment to the hospital. [T. Miller of Knightstown, and a| Eight chef de gare; Dr. Charles W. Myers, hospital superintendent; Dr.

psn. Earl F. Reagan of Bans Herman G. Morgan and Dr. Kenneth Kohlstaedt. | ville

ment Set Up

Equipment for a blood bank to be used for civilians in the case of emergencies growing out of sabo-

veterans’ organization. The organi-

t., where volunteers may register for emergency transfusion calls, voted two months Humphrey of zation, 119 E. Ohio st, jul Nis. BY ore piwey In the photo (left to right) are Joseph F. Lutes, Forty and

Wilbur F. Smith, C. W. Ardery, Dr.

| — Mary E. Major

Services for Mrs. Mary E. Maj

Nelson Now Is Pro to Beat

RITES HERE T0AY | LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS

(were to be conducted today at |

|Shirley Brothers’ Central Snare FOR LEO E, GRAY Sponsor Pillow Case Party—The

Fidelity Review to Meet—Fidelity | review No. 140, Women’s Benefit as- | sociation, will hold a business ses-

The widow of Edgar D. Loper,

Four strokes behind Byrd with agent for the Singer Sewing Ma140s were the two first day sensa-| chine Co. here, who died 10 years tions, Paul Runyan and Horton | ago, she was a member of the Third

| sion at 2:15 p. m. Wednesday in

SERVICES TODAY ‘Castle hall, 230 E. Ohio st. Mrs. FOR BOMBER VICTIM Hannah Hiatt will preside.

0. E. S. Group to Meet—Lynhurst

Services for Kenneth S. Bidding: : jer, killed a week ago in a U. S.| 0. E. S. 505 will hold a stated meet-! bomber, were to be held today at|/ing at 8 p. m. Tuesday. Mrs. Wal-| Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. ter Phillips is.worthy matron and Survivors include his parents, Mr. | Walter Phillips is worthy patron. and Mrs. S. W. Biddinger, 4923] Broadway, a brother, Quentin of | Club to Hold Party—The FiftyIndianapolis, and his grandparents, | Fifty club of Lynhurst temple will Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Stahl of Sheri- give a card party at 8:30 tonight at dan. {1239 S. Lyndhurst drive. Seven other officers and enlisted men died in the bomber crash near| Sponsor Bake Sale Monday—The {the Utah-Idaho state line. ways and means committee of the | Englewood auxiliary, O. E. S, will FORMER DRUGGIST | sponsor a bake sale at 8 p. m. Mon-|

In Masters Golf Tourney h as 81s 0 ourne {Burial was to be in Memorial Park April band of St. Catherine's altar this event and recapture the Masters title which he won in 1937. Maud Huey; two granddaughters, day. Burial was to be in Glen! Thomas Quill, Mrs. George Burns Only challengers in the elite Edward D. Huey of Columbus, yp | years. ficers of Englewood chapter No. 483, The purchase of First Baseman |SPOUgh for second place. inp |his mother, Mrs. Louisa Gray, tron of the chapter and William | Giants, told the United Press to- ie $1500 first-prize money. RES that the deal had been completed. [One Over par with 73's yesterday. International Women's club. when the Cards sold him to the! were one under par for 36 holes . Funeral services will be held at to the Cards in the deal were | and Willie Goggin and at 145 were the Cardinals that the deal has 06% and in the 147 bracket were dianapolis, died today at her home. day in the Englewood Masonic tem-'

ple, 2714 E. Washington st. Mrs. Ida Ochs is chairman.

Club Plans Card Party—The Woman's Seventh Ward Democratic club will meet at 8 p. m. Monday at the home of Miss Marie Hanson, 2425 N. Illinois st. Plans will be perfected for a card party to be held the evening lof April 23 at the Citizens Gas and Coke Utility. Mrs. Emma Fromhold is chairman of the card party committee.

| Cocker Club Meets Tomorrow— { The Indiana Cocker club will meet at 7 p. m. tomorrow with Warren | Mickelson at Fortville.

‘STAR-CHAMBER’ RAPPED BY WEISS

| “Star-chamber court sessions” were scored by Jacob Weiss, can'didate for the Democratic nomina-|

| tion as judge of superior court one,

in addresses at fourth and ninth | {ward political meetings last night. “If I am nominated and elected,” sald Mr. Weiss, a former state senator, “all proceedings will be conducted in open court. No individual lever will be dealt for or with behind locked doors.”

A program on “Cancer Control” | will be presented at 2:45 o'clock today on WIRE. It is sponsored by the Marion County Cancer Control Army.

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N. SIDE FEEDER BUS TO EXTEND SERVICE

Two extensions on the Illinois-, Westfield blvd. feeder bus line, will begin operation Wednesday morning. The extensions will bring motor

coach service to Rocky Ripple at, 52d st. and Westfield blvd., and the general area near Kessler blvd. becween Illinois and Meridian sts. The new route of the IllinoisWestfield feeder line will be from, 30th and Illinois sts., where the line connects into a crosstown service with the Illinois Clifton feeder line, north on Illinois to 42d st., west to, Westfield, northeast to Illinois, and then south, returning to 30th st, A second branch will continue north from 52d st. on Illinois st. to Kessler, east to Meridian, south to Westfield, southwest to Illinois, then south to Sth st. |

BANDIT PAIR SLUGS AND ROBS MILKMAN

Two Negro bandits slugged and robbed a Schaefer dairy deliveryman shortly after 9 a. m. today.

The attack, police said, occured on E. 44th st. near Winthrop ave. Charles Marqua, 32, the victim, told police the men blocked his truck with their car. After taking his billfold, containing $9, they struck him over the head with a milk bottle and escaped, Mr. Marqua was given first aid by Police, |

PREDICTS NEW STATE INDUSTRIES TG STAY

Clarence A. Jackson, executive vice president of the state chamber | of commerce, yesterday told Optimist club members that industries now moving into the state would remain after the war. Mr. Jackson predicted Indiana would become a “half and half” state of agriculture and industry when the fighting ends. At the meeting the club elected six new directors: E. G. Peabody, Leslie D. Fries, A. L. Taggart Jr. Bernard G. Pippenger, Frank P. Huse and ent George K. Memiiieh:

SCHOOLS CALL OFF BIG MUSICAL FESTIVAL

The Indianapolis public schools

' Deaths—Funerals 1

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CASTLEMAN-—James 80 father of Mrs. Ida Stewart, iza0 uo Moon R. and Oljvat way Fr Right

iy gg or Mee Stewart, 1208 Binerson ave. Services Monday, . nkle Funeral H Mmvited. Burial Mt. Jackson. may call at funeral home after 1 p. m. Sunday.

FINCH—Weldon A., 5351 University ave., beloved husband of Laura Finch of Mrs. Nell Ross, Mrs. Marie Werlein grandfather of Rosemary Schmidt and William Werlein, departed this life uisdan.} : age 77. Funeral Sunday, April 12, oore & Kirk ITVIngson more alt ne E. Washingt

ton st., Burial Elwood, Ind.

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LONG—Mary Eithel, beloved wife of Frank 3. Long and mother of Robert P. and John K. Long both of Indianapolis, and iam T. of New Orleans air base, sise er of Mrs. Loretta Johnson of Los Ane geles. Cal., passed away at the residence, 1120 Bacon st., 8 rd ay Friends Ray call’ at W.. T. gym funeral home, 2336 Shelb; time artes 2 p. m. Sunday. Pp. m nday. Interment Washington Park. Fronds invited.

LOPER— Mrs, Bertha, Widow of Edgar D., and mother of Mrs. Floyd F. Carpenter of Dayton, O., passed 2%3 Saturda) 3. m. at the residence, 2145 Centra ve. Service at the Flanner & Bl. chanan mortuary, Monday, 2 Friends invited. Burial Yrown’ " Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary after Sunday noon.»

POHLMAN—Mrs. Grace C, passed away at her home, 5610 College ave., early Saturday a. m. Friends may call at Flanner & Buchanan ay hE Joan of Arc church, Baris Crown Hill Priends ined:

McUNE—Minnie Belle, beloved wife of James O. McUne, mother of Mrs, Shape tie Belle Procter of Washington, James O. McUne Jr., sister of Mrs. Foy, departed this life Fhgssday, age Funeral Monday, April 13th at Moore & Kirk Northeast funeral home, 2530 Station, at 2 p. m. Burial Floral Park. Friends invited.

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TAYLOR—Willlam GG. ears, beloved husband of Phebe ‘troy aylor, father of Mrs. Goldie Adams, Mrs. Dorothy Conaway,

Mrs. Maribel Humphrey, Mrs,

Edith offman, Mrs ol Newman an Miss Esther Taylor, Srendlather of enneth Hoffman, Bill ly Ada and Jane Humphrey, passe away {day a. m. Funeral Sunday, 2 p. m. in 3° = Herrmann funeral home, 150. East st, Friends invited. Burial Brute Creek. (Franklin and Martinsville papers please copy.) Funeral Directors 8

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fannual music festival will ‘not be | held this year, DeWitt S. Morgan, | | schools superintendent, has an- | nounced. He explained was made because the fair grounds {have been taken over by the army

“CANCER CONTROL” PROGRAM and priorities prohibit the charter- | 1422 Prospect

ling of busses. Each school is expected to have! ite own festival. | | The event was originally set for |

| May 8.

| the cancellation |

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y to be held at 3 jety will sponsor a pillow case AUGUSTA, Ga, April 11 (U. P).—Byron Nelson's hot 135 set a| Mrs. Major was 84 and died Services were society p scorching pace as the country’s top golf pros entered the third round Thursday at the Olympia rising | ouleck today 1 le rer card party at 2 a i) Be of the important $5000 Master tournament today. home. oo No Es oh, oh AE Fri [the William H. oo r vy Nine under par after 36 holes, Nelson was out to set a record for| Survivors are a daughter, Mrs.| (ium. Mrs. Harry and few and few in the bug- eved gallery who saw him scatter birdies along/Mrs. Belva Stiencker and Mrs. Ep ewely. 46 and Nved at sag} 204 Mrs. Louis Bonoski will be — [the trap-marked Augusta national Marguerite McConnell; Sate eg iy La Clede =. He was both in Crawl chairmen. é jcourse the last two days doubted sons, H. Ralph Huey, Clude ; N to Proside-<New ofMize Will Start fins he could do it. Huey, both of Indianapolis, and! | fordsville and had lived here 12 ew Officers to | Survivors are his wife, Ethel; O. E. S, will preside at their first A Fi —() I BS Toledo a SS rulvN Sythe 2 sry three daughters, Rose, Ethel and meeting at 8 p. m, Monday in the i rst it pro was Sam Byrd, former major|grandsons and two great-grea Neer oor or: Torey, Tarn | Masonic Pi 2 vain. a oy phavel “i vy sons. oo and Walter, Chanute field, Ill; [ton st. Hazel Pavey is worthy maNEW YORK, April 11 (U. p) —|Sreat or a were only good Mrs Botha L , MIS. Bertha Loper | Crawfordsville; two sisters, Mrs. Quillin is worthy patron, Johnny Mize from the Cardinals for! a i pasted Ry ey 2145 Central Mary Packard, Indianapolis, and an estimated $50.00 and two play- | 30% ABETET 0 pre-ure gr SVEIV, Mrs, Bertha Loper, entral nfrs. Nellie O'Dell, Sharon, Pa., and ers has been consummated, Treas- Se ® = ee ® n Te aves died today in her home after a brother, Roscoe, Crawls ille. urer Leo J. Bondy of the New York ccSt roun ould be a shoo-In IOr gp jllness of several weeks. day. “We have notified St. Louis that the deal is satisfactory,” Bondy said, confirming reports from the South|SMIth, a pair of veterans who went church of Christ, Scientist, and the njured {Jimmy Demaret continued his con-| Survivors are a daughter, Mis] " bas, § a | sistent play, shooting a 70 for the Floyd F. Carpenter of Dayton, O., The big slugger injured his shoul- second day and a 140 total. and one grandson, Warren E. be der sliding into base last season and! go, Hogan and Jimmy Thomson penter. Giants last Dec. 11 Ihe Wy 2 with totals of 143 and were the only 2 p. m. Monday in the Flanner & cifiSe In the a ths: ) AS ig other players in the field given a Buchanan mortuary, with burial in unable to open the seas gion € COWdIchance to overtake the leaders. Crown Hill. be returned. The two players sent] Tied at 144 were E J. Harrison iE De Tolriann. al Caicher Denny Shute and Lawson Little. Mrs. Grace Pohiman “We are satisfied that Mize is in| Bufiched at 146 were Jim Foulls,| Mus. Grace C. Pohlman, 5610 Col- | perfect shape and recently notified | Harold McSpadden and Chick Har- lege ave, a lifelong resident of Ingone through,” Bondy disclosed. Mize hurt his injured shoulder again in training camp this spring. | A tendon slipped out of place when |

he first attempted to “open up” but Ed Dudley, Gene Kunes and Jack vis.

‘Jones,

am Snead, Jim Ferrier, Bobby, She is survived by four brothers, | Henry Picard and Craig Charles H. Cook, Jerome P. Cook, ! Wood, the defending champion. William T. Cook and George T.! Ralph Guldahl, Herman Keiser, Cook, and a sister, Mrs. J. W. Te-

Mrs. Pohlman was born at

the Giant front office now is satis- | R¥an, amateur from Louisville, had Madison.

fied that he is in good condition. Mel Ott, manager of the Giants, said he “thought that was all set-] taled long ago. Mize will start at! first, isn't that enough.” Mize, himself, said that the New! York club has dealt well with him] financially and otherwise better! than he has ever been treated.

Masters Released As Net Coach

Times Special LAFAYETTE, April 11 —Arthur B. (Abie) Masters will not coach Lafayette high school basketball! next season in an oR yesterday by Dr. R. G. Ikins, a fayette school board president. Masters, however, has been of-]| fered a contract as mathematics! teacher at the school. No coaches! have been named yet as his sus-| cessor. Masters came here in 1931 from Kokomo. His Lafayette teams: have won two North Central con-! ference football championships and three basketball titles.

A. A. U. Track Meet

James Hosmer, chairman of the’ Indiana A. A. U. track committee! today announced that the organ-| ization’'s annual track and field, championships will be held April] 25 at Ross-Ade stadium in Lafayette.

Chandler Harper.

‘Huntington Favored

[Feores of 148. Marvin (Bud) Ward,! Services will be held at 9 a. m.|

{former national amateur champion, Monday at St. Joan of Are church, | {had a 149, and tied at 150 were Of which Mrs. Pohlman was a mem-|

Felix Serafin, Billy Burke Hill cemetery.

FORMER ATTORNEY HERE DIES ON COAST

Frank A. Bruce, former local attorney and member of the Indian-| apolis Bar association, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Clifford Zoeller in Los Angeles, according to word received here. Mr. Bruce practiced law in Indianapolis for many years before moving to California four years ago. He is survived by his wife, Minnie, and his daughter, Mrs. Zoeller.

State Deaths

Lloyd Mangrum dropped out the tournament because of mess.

In State Swim

GARY, Ind, April 11 (U. P)— | Huntington Y. M. C. A, winner 'in the last four years, today rates as heavy favorite to repeat again |in the Indiana “Y” senior swimming | championships held at the Gary Lew Wallace pool. Competing to break up the Huntington monopoly will be teams from Ft. Wayne, Indianapolis, Vincennes, ; Elkhart, La Porte, Kokomo and : Gary.

Ee ‘ ANE rau Hamilton, e, Sur - iVO €, arrie; son T' rother. ‘Women’ 8 Golf | Ollie; sister, Miss Mattie Hamuton. ANDERS ON AD Sowers Priest, 73. 3 1 » - rEner, _The Riverside women's golf asso-| 5, WIy, ©. Fo By urvivors: ciation will open their club season Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Miles J. Coble

| Tuesday morning at 9:30 o'clock BRIN Son. ugustus | Caleb Eiceman, “an. {with all members playing 18 holes.

KNIGHTSTOWN—Mrs. Janet Smith, 57. Survivors an Shales: son, Joe; daughter, Mrs. Ralph Rogers LAPEL—Mrs, Elizabeth Hinshaw Williamson. Survivors: Son, Clau LEBANON—Mrs. ‘Elizabeth ~T 55. Survivors: Husband, Grover. LOGANSPORT—Will'am Powell, 886. NEW CASTLE—Mrs. Mary Anderson, v9. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. E. D. Smalley, Mrs. J. C. Conwell; son, rey OAKLAND CITY—Isaac Newton Stocker, 8¢. Survivors: Sons, Robert, John. TELL CITY—Henry Fuchs, 74.

The regular municipal season will start Wednesday morning.

BASEBALL

Sacks Auto Parts will Exact ice tomorrow 2:30 p. m. on Riverside No. 4 and play Boulevard Tap Room in a practice tilt at

m. Glenns Valley will practice tomorrow at od RG For games write Paul McIlvain, range st.,

or call MA-89%6

; ON—Tilman Taylor, 75. Survivors: Wife, Stella: daughters, Mrs Benito Kaitz, Mrs. on, Mrs Ralpl ey, Mrs. Virgil Huffman, Mrs Melvin Mrs. Leland Raines; sons, George, Clifford, Hilliam.

and ber, and burial will be at Crown]

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HERE DIES IN WEST

Word was received here today of the death of Alred Fowler, former Indianapolis druggist, Tuesday in, the Veterans hospital, San Fran-! cisco. Mr. Fowler, whose home was in Los Angeles, operated a drug store] {10 years at E, Washington st. and | | Keystone ave. He was graduated | from Notre Dame, His wife, Mrs. Flora Culp Fowler | |and 2 son, Lieut. Maurice R. Fow- | ler, survive him.

2 SOLDIERS GIVEN U. S. PRISON TERMS

Two soldiers were sentenced to prison terms yesterday in federal court by Judge Robert C. Baltzell after army officials said they would follow a “hands off policy” regarding soldiers who violate civilian laws. Thomas E. Reese, 21, of Evansville, one of the soldiers, was given two and one-half years for a car theft and Leon Hinecker, 18, of Hartford City, also charged with car theft, was sentenced to one year and one day. Two other men, Lawrence E. Sayre, 38, Indianapolis, charged with failure to register, and William L. Cullen, Shamokin, Pa. charged with failing to report his address change were placed under $1500 bond.

HELPS GLEAR UP

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POCKETBOOK—$70 in bills, social se curity card and other valuable papers, Liberal reward, Oscar M. Senteney, 5133 E. 16th. BL-1990.

LADY'S gold Hamilton ' watch; 4th floor Pennsylvania Bldg. Tuesday. afternoo

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MOUNTAIN NEWS

Girls to work in refreshment stand at baseball park. Apply Victory Field, 16th and Harding, Miss Reed, Monday and Tuesday all day and Syening.

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HOUSEKEEPER Small home, light work. Toy home for elderly lady. Salary. LI-

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EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES AND KITCHEN HELP—EATON’S, 642 E. 38TH.

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