Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 September 1943 — Page 15

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Funeral rites for Winfield Lines, food broker, will be at 1:30 p., m. Saturday in the Harry W, Moore peace chapel with burial in Washington Park cemetery. “Mr. Lines, who lived at 719 E

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ness, He ‘wis 63. A Spanish-American war and World War I veteran, he was a member of the Loyal Order of Moose and Megrew post, - United Spanish American War veterans. . Burvivors are his wife, Mrs. Irene

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Two Indianapolis sons have been notified of the death on Middle Bass

Dr. James Ozro Engleman, 70, noted educator in Indiana and Ohio. Dr. Englejhan, a native of Jeflersonville;: was a former superintendent of Terre Haute schools and later president of the Kent, O,, state university. He also had served as

tionak-asssciation. The sons here are Edward W. of the war manpower commission and John P. Engleman, both of 1636 N. Pennsylvania st. Two other sons and two daughters also survive him, -

William A. Luckey

Funeral services for William A. Luckey, retired farmer, will be at 1:30.p. -m, tomorrow in the Conkle funeral home, with burial in White Lick . cemetery. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Sarah} Luckey; four daughters, Mrs. Lois Marie Koopman, Miss Mildred

Miss Alma Jane Luckey; four sons, |

Luckey, all of Indianapolis, and two] sisters, Mrs. Nettie Welch of Craw~ fordsville and Mrs, Stella Keeling of Mellott. 3

PROF, KUSAKA MUST

(U. P.).—Maintenance employees st! Smith college refused today to wash] the clothing of Dr. Schuchi Kusake, & Japanese alien, and -threatened to}:

against his appointment to the physics department. . Hundreds of townspeople, some of whom lost their sons at Guadalcanal, supported the 200 maintenance workers in contesting Kusaka’s appointment, which was recommended by Miss ‘Wu Chien. shiung, a Chinese : teacher of physics. While the employees left the strike decision. up to the three A, F. of L. unions representing the mainte. nance workers, they refused to do Kusaka's laundry. : Capt. Herbert. W. Underwood, in

fo strike, warning that the navy college, appealed to the workers not

CHICAGO, Sept. 18 (U. P).—A Tuling by Federal Judge William J. Campbell todsy upheld the governm bund was

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GARY--Mary Yaros, 45. Survivors: Hus-| KOKOMO-John Drago, 45, Survivors:! PADUCAM--Susan ®lizabeth Harris, 8: when released.

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