Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 May 1944 — Page 5

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WAS DEPOT MASTER

‘Robert Lee Kares, retired depot master for the New York Central railroad, died yesterday in the home of his son, Robert F. Kares, 5101 E. 20th st. He was 68. A lifelong Indianapolis resident, Mr. Kares had worked for the railroad 48 years and retired six years ago. He was a member of Masonic lodge, 669; Scottish Rite and the First English Lutheran church. Survivors besides his son are his wife, Louisa; two daughters, Mrs. Katherine E. Hubbell of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Louise F. Hageboeck of Richmond; a sister, Mrs. Emma Wittendorfer, and two brothers, William and«Harvey Kares, all

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of Secretary of the Treasury Henry

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year-old navy man had dale’s normal complement was been at sea since Jan. 2. He en-| about 200 men.

tered the navy last August. He! Another survivor was the skip- |

had lived here 10 years and was a per, Lt. Cmdr. Douglas McKean construction engineer in civilian! Swift, of Portsmouth, R. I

weapon in Brattain's boot. Aided Dying Woman

dying moments.

life.

| Morgenthay, a veteran of three

He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. years in the destroyer service, was

{Pred Schaeg, Chesterfield, Mo.

| executive officer of ‘the ship. He

Morgenthau Jr., was among the sur-

A navy spokesman said loss of | Li life was “moderate.” The Lans-

|. Mr. and Mrs. Preston Nichols, 306 was one of the last to leave the, Neighbors of Mrs. Brattain. testi- 5. Tremont ave, reported today! stricken craft and was rescued from fied that they comforted her in her that their son was assigned to the! the water, it was said.

crew of the Lansdale, but stayed in| Mrs. Pred Heylmann, Noblesville | North Africa to undergo an opera-|

CAPRA GETS NEW DUTY

widow, the first woman ever ex-|tion when the ship left for the ac-| WASHINGTON, May 11 (U. P).

amined for jury duty in Hamilton county, was excused because of defective hearing. Brattain was charged with second | degree murder in connection with |

tion during which it was sunk.

|—Col. Frank Capra, noted Holly-

Radioman 3-¢c Roland Nichols Wood director in civilian life, will

was “thankful to be alive,” but did pictorial service together with Col.

not mention the sinking. .

Charles 8S. Stodter, it was announced

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{wrote his parents last week that he serve as assistant chief of the army,

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the crime in November, 1943. | He had been on the Lansdale today. i

of Indianapolis, and seven grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted by the Rev. Olen A Peters at 2 p. m. Saturday in Grinsteiner’s funeral home. Burial will be at Crown Hill.

MRS. HAWES SPEAKS | 470 WOMEN OF MOOSE

A special program will be con-| ducted by Mrs. Maudena Grigsby, child care and training chairman,! Women of the Moose, at 8 o'clock | tonight in the Moos¢ Temple, 135 N. Delaware st. { The speaker will be Mrs. Pearl| Hawes of the Indianapolis Day! Nursery. Joan Faucett will sing and | students of the Black Dance studios will dance. Also, 25 candidates {will be initiated in honor of Mrs. | | Anna Simons, chaplain of the local] chapter. . {

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