Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 November 1943 — Page 6

Dr. Richard 8. Grifin of the Oa-| an eye-witness account of the| ....°., a " {bombing of London at a meeting of | minded the ; ‘fonight and a lesson In OPA |qisirict 34 civilian defense workers of the Ruhr valley dams by the detective work. hr {at 7:48 p. m. tomorrow In the aud-|1ast May, the Atlantic Monthly : Rader sts. year-old Wing Commander Guy P.|water. A representative of the WAC also| Gibson, of the royal air force, who “Perhaps I ought to tell you h will speak. Thomas L. Finch, chief [trained and led the crews. - Gibson wrote, warden, will preside. The unhamed scientist has been|that our Navy films will be shown at the meeting of district 47 auxiliary firemen at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the Brookside Community house.

Resident Here Since 1909) cen, ve shed i nin burs ~~ To Be Buried in

Crown Hill.

Services for Mrs. Lucy ¥. MeIntyre, a resident of Indianapolis Since 1900, were to beat 2 p.m. 10-! qe }ourd member called the

day in the Jordan funeral home,| doctor on the telephone. 1550 Brookside ave, with burial in|] * L.- you come out - right Crown Hill. away?” he asked. “My daughter "Mrs, Mcintyre, who was 74, died] is very sick.” Saturday in her home, 840 Eugene) “Sorry,” the physician said, “I st, after an illness of two weeks, don’t make house calls at all.” 8 “Bhe was a member of St. Paul's So, the board member disreP Methodist church in Roachdale be-| garded the application.

studying ; applications at home, came across the doctor's request for a large amount of gasoline

‘that missiles would have to be|the attack. En with extreme accuracy

last aircraft attacked, atched the mines d : Trained Two Months "% Sxaculy We Yight place, at “ 3 column of whiteness up a — Shope ihings > ed to thousand feet into the air and an exact height. But this dificulty|the dam wall collapsed. was ultimately overcome in a most = " been experimenting with explosives simple manner and, although- If FAMED-GEOLOGIST DIES to destroy such walls. Two experi-|should like to tell you how it was WOCHESTER, N, Y., Nov. 30 (U, nients were attempted on dams in|done, I think that the Germans P)<Dr, Herman Fairchild, 93, jand James Moore of Kentucky; 11/be collected at the Christmas party | helmets and will be assigned to duty England. After repeated failures, | would like to know even better, The/famous geologist and professor of grandchildren and two great-grand-| of “Tarum court 14, ladies Oriental | later. —— | Gibson finally succeeded ih dropping method we used was accurate fo a geology and natural history at the children, Shrine, at 8 p. m. Thursday at the| Grant Hayes, scoutmaster of troop |a missile which had satisfactory re- few inches.” ~~ |University of Rochester for 33 : Lincoln hotel. The usual gift ex-(42, and Charles Pittman were in-|sults. This involved an old dam on Gibson said that after two months|years until his retirement in 1920,

until I tell you about the Mohne dam. It is a military objective . . . some 850 yards long, 150 feet thick, apd it is as high as it is thick.” Tried Explosi ves The man told Gibson that he had

Twenty-eight boys will be certifled as civilian defense messengers in a ceremony at 7:30 p. m. next | Friday at the Capitol Avenue Methodist church. . The boys will receive certificates,

WER | fore coming to Indianapolis. s . ., after an|" , : Survivors are her husband, John - B37: Cupid 308. Ar AD oa eres of reareil Diam |n" ore, 0S, Set bnatand, John! OSDITAI'S ‘WILL GET ; Hardy see the sun again after Loren Davidson and Mrs. Goldie TOYS “AND CLOTHING "A resident of Indianapolis since! she awoke from five-month at- |Sharkey of Indianapolis and Mrs. y ness. at Ev- Etisel Hurst of Lawrence; two Toys and clothing for the Shrine

had the responsibility of ;

fess em E MRS, A, J, TRON

-{ brothers, John Moore of Oincinnati hospitals for “crippled “children wil | identification cards, armbands and |

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structors. a lake in the Midlands.

, daughter, Mrs. Gertrude three grandchildren and great-grandchildren, all of

tired interio , will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Flanner &|

Husband Operated the Old green mortuary with burial in Kingston Saloon in Mr. Routte, who was 83, died Services for James R. Cameron, st.

-. » | 2615 N. Alat st. ‘were to-be at - The Nineties. He was a member of the Seventh |

4 ; Lele Christian church here and of the - 1:15 p. m. today in Flanner & Bu- Mrs. A, J. Tron, widow of William Knights of Pythias. ol mortuary with burial in|Tron, one of Indianapolis’ first bus-

. Survivors are his wife, Mrs, Etta | ‘Memorial Park cemetery. inessmen, died yesterday. She Wa3| Routte; * two daughters, Mrs. Ray

84. , Mr. Cameron, who was 65, died Kollback of- Indianapolis and Mrs, Mrs. Tron had lived here most of . : Sunday in City hospital after 8 two her life and made her home in the John Sloan of Wichiia, Re oa a Ae Clinton hotel, 29 Virginia ave. until{ 4 ] Re ee SB ef or en 2 og Ge, PL 20 Cis Rte 3 lived here more an yenrs. {husband, who died in 1905, operated Kins of Sharpsville and Mea Sach | Survivors are hs wife, Mrs. Goldie |!h 0ld Kingston saloon, 17 N. T- |) Bolienbacker of Miami, Fla, and. Cameron; a brother, John Cameron, 1018 5. hd Ihe eo toson Casino. |, brother, George Routte of In-| and five stepsons, Elmer and David e body There are no immediate | 218naPOLS. Romans of Indianapolis, - Charles Morar. here are Lo j " o— | - oe CE 8 h . . Ee Te: Fr Roa ,. — Mrs. Daisy V.- Goodwin | Mankin, storekeeper 1-¢ in the| Mrs. Rachel Featherston | Services for Mrs. Daisy V. GoodBRYY, cs eeeet ond Puneral services for. Mis Rachel | win, 1941 Wilcox st. will be at- 2:30 ee aT — |Featherston, 1120 Cruft st. will be|p. m. tomorrow in the Conkle fu Could Henry Vill Have at 2 p. m. Thursday in the Wald neral home, 1934 W. Michigan st. | 4 NH ad ny Aci d P ai n $7 funeral home. Burial will be in) Burial will be in Floral Park ceme- | a 1 a | tery. : { History tells how Henry VIII would Crown Hill ry t gorge himself with food and suffer after ward

DIES HERE AT 84 “sites

: James R. Cameron

Mrs. Featherston, who was 89, died | " Mrs. Goodwin, who was 59, died | . Don’t ignore your sufferings. Try (yesterday in her home following an| Sunday

for relief of acid and stomach pains, illness of three months an illness of three days. pi for heartburn, ' ’ : Ee. senuation, Bloat and” other cond: Survivors are a daughter, Mes A native of Atlanta, Ga. she bad caused by excess acid. Get Alice Elkings of Indianapolis, and|lived in Indianapolis 34 years” She Paton mkt coutinos. of etn Pos. 1p three sons, Clarence W. Floerke of was a member of the Nemorial 8% and get DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK. | indianapolis, Louis H. Floerke of Baptist church here. — Survivors are her husband, Frank

Buffalo, N. Y., and Fred W. Floerke ia? of Knoxville, Tenn.- - B. Goodwin; a son, Albert J. AlexMOTH HOLES en ander of Indianapolis; three sisters,

TEARS ‘WAR SERVICES PLAN | Mrs. Lillie Beck and Mrs. Herbert |

N_-Little, both of Indianapolis, and

BURNS - T0 OBSERVE SUNDAY sire. Mayme Hobbs of Atlanta; two

" . : | brothers, Jesse. Hamby and. William 2» YO “Noy. J BB a rt a Ay Li pe TENET TE NT He : The wet sod a as va HRmby of ATIRAEA “ANE oid gran & REWOVEN ‘War-manpower cominissiqn have | child... .. promised to reduce Sunday duties! and work in the army, navy and Henry C. Naue war plants to “the measure of strict

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necessity,” the Rev. Harry L. Bowl-|. Services for Henry C, Naue,| : g Co. |by, general secretary of the Lord's Franklin township farmer, will be ; Bay Alliance said today. at 1:30'p. m. tomorrow in his home 71 5 140 a meeting of the alliance that he had} oe y in Bt . the ion Bvag. \ received assurances of co-operation |STiC® church. ® Burial w In from Secretary of War Henry y{Mgmarial Park cemetery, Stimson, Secretary of Navy Frank - N&ue, who was 66, died

: Sunday. A life long resident of {Knox and War Manpower Commis- : ’ i sioner Paul V. McNutt. Indianapolis, he was a member of

: e Fenton angelical church, | -A move to hold Sunday intercol- In ton Evangelical chure legiate athletic contests has been

{Naue; a sister, Mrs. Sophia Kissel, | blocked by the Alllance, Bowlby ang ‘several nieces and nephews, | sald. He termed such contests “com- |.) of Indianapolis, {mercial sporta.® © OKLAHOMA IS RIGHTED CHURCH BUYS HOSPITAL SAN FRANCISCO, Nov, 30 (U.P). {—The battleship Oklahoma, turned Dr. James Y, Welborn, Welborn hos{turtle in the Pearl Harbor raid near- | pital head, announced today the in{ly two years ago, has been righted, stitution had been sold to the first {H. V. Kaltenborn, NBC-correspond- | Baptist church here for $175,000. lent, said last night in a broadcast/ The church will assume managefrom Honolulu. ment Jan, 1.

STATE DEATHS

| BRAZIL—Elizabeth Butcher, 67. Sir. vivors: Husband, Thomas H. Butcher: son,

Aleine Conway; granddaughter, Mrs. ¥ila: | ; ¢ belle Mahler Huber; sisters, Mrs, L. L.| George W. Butcher; daughters, Miss Helen Shull and Mrs. M. O, Dean; brother, | Butcher and Mrs. William H. Knapp. Wayne D. Conway. | CULVER--Samuél Asper, 91. Survivors: FT. WAYNE -Louls ‘T. Havert, 60, Sur. Wife, Mrs. Asper; daughters, Mrs. Bertha |vivors: h Viola SchneeWilson, Mrs. Dessie Baker and Mrs. Emma | berger; mother, Mrs. Ellen Havert; als. Swigert; sons, Melvin, John and Roy ters, Mws. Ralph Reed and Mrs. Harry Asper; brother, Aaron Asper. | Balley. L . DUNKIRK =Freds Smith, 47. survivors: | Gilbert" A. Plicek, 38. Survivors: ~Wife, Daughters, Mrs. Jane Bmith and Mrs, [Helen Flicek; son, Gilbert George Plicek: Charles Harper, . parents, Mr. and Mrs. b John PF. Maley, 83. “Burvivors: Wife, | Miser. Mildred | ens eens, Wiliee {Mary Elizabeth plaley; daughters. Miss | iol’ saeil, am Helen Maley, Mrs. Kathryn Kluesn Henry Anderson, 86. Survivors: Wife Miss atta Maley, Mig aorunts Male}, viii Anderson; sons, Forrest, Orton, Ed. Kaufman; son, James Maley; sisters, Mrs {Nin And Austin Anderson; daughter, + . 4 “| Mrs._Berbella . Rose Johns and Mrs. Wiliam Dillon. | Morris Kern, 15. Survivors: Sisters, Mrs. +4 ELWOOD-Ed Conway, 73. Burvivors: | Kenneth Newman, Mrs. Melvin Stolp, Miss _\Dsughters, Mrs. Madaline Terhune and Jean Kern and Mts. William Poffen. : | berger Jr.; brother, Ancel Kern. YTS som " HAMMOND--Prank U. Reder, 78, Survivors: Wife, Minnie Reder; sons, Harvey, { Paul and Ina Reder: daughters, Mrs. Wil. Po Cantewell and + Mrs, Robert Eret;

Daughter, Mrs.

brother, Winnie Reder.

Barah Vargo, 58. Survivors: Husband, Andrew Vargo Sr.; sons, Andrew, Stephen

and Margaret Vargo,

KOKOMO--TIda Campbell, 70, Survivors: Daughters, Mrs, Joe Thompson, - Mrs. Clifford Moss and Mrs. Harry Tilley; | | sister, Mrs. William Sullivan. John M. Btetler, 87. Survivors: Wife, Angeline Stetler; sons, Ray, Ceecll and Eimer Steteler. Effie Ruth Allen, 53. Survivors: Husband, Fred Allen; daughters, Mrs. Lela Kellar, rs. Betty Maudlin and Exie Allen; sons,

en nearly every other passenger car on the ‘highway today is out of service in-19442°. . ee srver wor sme oe

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Allen} brother, Elmer Trent: sisters, Mrs. Lillie puiosers, Mrs. Panny Hood, Mrs. eo jen, Is, ma Reppert and Mrs. Dora Roll. i 1 LA PORTEJgoob TRGMMore Mosier, 73. ! Sutvivors: Sistare, Me. Mary B. Wilson! . 3 . an Ss. ine unally; i system faces further jamming with this Pred and George E. Mosier. y wan increase vin n Thorson, 84. rvivors: Daughter, | Mrs, Evans Johnson: sons, Fred and | ie Thorsun; sister, Mrs. Emily PLYMOUTH -Pannle D. Harris, 11. Survivors: Daught _ Mrs. Mil R. Hager and Mrs. Fisher,

and Julius Vargo; daughters, Helen Barno

M Cleo, John, Keith, Charles and Norman |-

change will be omitted’ this year.

Sunday in his home, 867 W. 20th |f°

in Methodist hospital after |}

_ Bowlby told the 55th anniversary Near Brookville and Post rds. and |;

Survivors are a brother, William f=

EVANSVILLE, Nov. 30 (U. P.).—|

George Flicek; | .

A fur cost to sult ny “budget. Marilyn's prices.

$49 52500

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of continuous training” the squad-|died yesterday.

Hundreds of new créations—each a masterpiece of expert furriers. The flattering loveliness of a Marilyn Fur Coat is matched by the perfection of workmanship to give years of added wear. A Marilyn Fur Coat presents a wise ‘gift that will keep on giving for years to come.

were sufficient vasion from only for the said to main With 3,500, killed, wounde eastern front, able to muster resist allied a when they dec © “in western Ej quoted as say "The letter with a stirrin disregard persc possible. meas from Germat what Laval co _ parently was. OPA EAS ON TIRE WASHING - =The office o today took twe a tire situatio

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bought by eligible only order reclassif grade 1 (new) At the same rationing rest: tires for comu

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