Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 June 1945 — Page 5

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By HENRY SHAPIRO United Press Staff Correspondent “- MOSCOW, June 19.—A regional commander -of the Polish home army testified at the terrorist trial of 16 of ils members today that he received orders from the Pplish _ government in- London to prépare diversionary" acts against the Red army. -— Stanislaw Dayalensky, former ~ Polish newspaperman and under- . ground leader of the Wilno area, _ said the whoie brunt of his propaganda was to foment hatred of the Russians and promote the idea that they- had come (op occupy eastern Poland. The trial opened its second day “at 11:10 a. m. Fifteen of the 16 defendants pleaded guilty yesterday to all or parts of the charges. Diversionary Acts Gen. Leopold Okulicki, command - er of the home army and one of the defendants, looked to be in good form to challenge testimony l against him and his colleagues. I Dzyalensky was summoned as the first state's witness today. He was one of 22 Poles who turned state's evidece, Speaking through an interpreter, he said he was Wilno regional commander of the underground. In that capacity he received orders from the underground leader- | ship then in Moscow to prepare! (diversionary acts against the Red army. ! Orders From London | After the capitulation of Lt. Gen. Tadeusz, Komorowski's home army |

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SIKES IS HELD ON | CHARGE OF MURDER

Enzy Sikes, who was alleged to|

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have struck and killed Walter Davis. The new Methodist Church of the Wildwood will follow the colonial during a drunken fight in the rear | design above, >

of the Frederick hotel June 2, was bound over to the grand jury by Judge John Niblack today on a!

| charge of murder. Union Chape

Mary Miller, alias Mary Sikes, | also was bound over to the grand | jury as an accessory. Her bond was sét at $500.

bs Sgt. Alexander Dunwoody, who! <The Union Chapel Methodist room. made the arrest, and Detectives congregation will start construction their small children and not miss | one bit of the service going on in

Lee Oliver and William Bear, testi- | fied in municipal court 4 this morn- |

jof a new Church in the Wildwood!

/ Methodists

the church.

Here mothers may care for

{will be held in Hisey & Titus mortuary with burial in Ft. Wayne.

terday in Veterans’ hospital. He lived at 2414 Delizell dr.

A natjve of Ft. Wayne, Mr. Bash was a member of a pioneer seed family, which has been in the seed! business in Indiana since 1856. His grandfather organized the S. Bash & Co. in Ft. Wayne and the family | operated the business in Indianap- | olis since 1906. Nomar g A brother, S. D. Bash, has the, S. D. Bash Seed Co. at 205 N. Delaware st. ¢ | Mr. Bash, a veteran of world war 1, was a member of All Saints Episcopal cathedral, Alpha Tau Omega | fraternity and Ancient Landmarks lodge, 319, F. & A. M. Surviving him are two other! brothers, Jerome, Indianapolis, and Richard, of Anderson. His wife, Zola,'

died a year ago. |

‘| HARRY BAINBRIDGE GOUGH

Times Special ! | GREENCASTLE, Ind. June 19.— Private rites for Harry Bainbridge Gough, professor emeritus of speech at DePauw university, were [to be conducted at 5 p. m. today in Fores: Hill Abbey. !

Wi ill Build Church Soon vies oie = wim o

pastor of Gobin Memorial church were~to be in charge Burial was to! be in Forest Hill mausoleum. | Prof. Gough, who died Sunday in! | Chicago, joined the DePauw faculty!

ing {as soon as government regulations! They will have a.view of the! iD 1907 and retired in 1936. ! CN PT | permit. |sanctuary through a very large win- | cr ars a HY Wie, us nis : tion has. accepted dow ic and. ser-] ter . ‘PF. B. ; : GROTTO TO FROLIC | The conarega : pted ‘dow and hear the music a Ee Sanna, Rind

the drawing of Charles Byfield, mon by an amplification system.

AT RIVERSIDE PARK architect, for a colonial edifice of Walls will be thickened sufficient | U- S: N. R. and three grandchildren.

(brick or stone. It will occupy the ly to prevent the noise of the chil- | —— | Sahara Grotto week goes into full site of the present 80-year-old |dren from carrying into the wor-| FRED BRUMFIELD

swing ‘at Riverside amusement park church on White river at E. today. Ist. and Chapel rd. The cost Tonight is to be all Grotto night | pe approximately $35,000. with Al Light, H. Verle Wilson and

fun activities. In the spotlight to- | steeple, will face Chapel rd. morrow will be the drill team, with} Will Seat 350

Donald LaFuze, chairmen. his 0 4 ee The rest of the week's schedule co> ° : includes the following groups in

charge and chairmen: Thursday,| CPureh in ihe Wildwood

80th | ship room.

" Rites will be held at 2 p. m. to-

will | The large picture of the building | morrow in the Dorsey Funeral {prepared by Mr. Byfield was for-|{home for Fred Brumfield, formerly,

The church with tall columns, a mally presented at a festive conEli Thompson, chairmen of special wide portico and cross-surmounted

{of 710 N. Grant ave., who died Sun-

gregational meeting Sunday after-|day in Chicago, where he had re-

noon. The Rev. T. L, Rogers, pas- sided for several years.

tor, is chairman of the building |

orest committee.

|the church the popular name,

gave | EE

drum corps, George Prather, Johy | Saused it ‘to use the theme song of |

Sproule and Clarence Scott, ghair. [Has Btls. The SUCHOTIN, Wil men; Friday, band, H. Willard Wal- : : ters and Roger Riley, chairmen, and! A" Suislanghe Seats 8 Saturday, Cast, Revelers and Amer.| Prospective Wullding is the mo

seat |

hers’

ican Legion, with Frank Fulton. | Charles Massena and J. Stephes| State Deaths

Fullen, chairmen.

IR | BB . MEMORIAL SERVICES |.wori tussand, Quire: sons,

oyt, -Gene, Ray; parents, Mr. and

FOR SLAIN GUNNER giv foie sommes, & srr. viet!

Blanche np. m. Thursday

ckert, Mrs. Clyde Austin, Mrs. Memorial services for S. Sgt. Ver- Bokeh

. FOR J. R. TOMS

- Burial ‘will be,in Wilkinson. t Survivors include his wife, Bea!trice, and his mother, Mrs. Bertie Brumfield, Wilkinson. : — |

EDMUND H. KASSING

| Rites will be conducted at 2 p. m.| {Thursday in Trinity Lutheran {church for Edmund H. Kassing, 686 East Drive, Woodruff pl., who died | yesterday in the home of a son!

Former School Custodian Lester in Ft. Wayne.

cr we) ~ Dead at 68.

Pvt. Mrs

Cecil |

non I Bender, B-25 gunner killed, BOONVILLE-Mrs. Sarah A. Boardman. pop, 1032 N. Oakland ave, who

y il] - 89. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. M over Italy, Nov. 10, 1944, will be held | Barclay; sons, Earl, Arford; sister,

at the South Side Nazarene church | Rebecca Goad’ Jrothers, Peter, Levin and}

at 2:30 p. m. Sunday. George M. Goad,

Sl Sgt. Be EVANSVILLE—Mrs Anna Begeman, 83.) t. nder, holder of the presi-| survivor Sister, Miss Kathlein Pranzman.|

dential citation, is survived by his| Dentel M. Durham, 55. Survivors: Wife, | , : .,- Pvt. Coy, Pvt. Orville; | : : . ud wife, Elizabeth, two brothers, three! Soushiam Mos. Marie Padgett, Mrs Louse | Will officiate, and burial will be in|

sisters and several nieces ‘and Robinson. : nephews, FLORA-—Mrs. Fannie Mayhill, 75.

Keller. RKOKOMO-—Albert LeRoy Harness

Lynas, | George Githens, 70. Survivors: sister, Mrs. Lavetia McGee. Francis (Frank) Marion Ford, 81. | vivors: Daughters, Mrs. Effie Sharp,

mann, B84. Survivors: Daughters, Fred Pfitster, Mrs, Carl Schettler, Sam Reynolds; sons, George, Del brothers, Clell and Alvin Wade.

STENDAL—Mrs. Mary Brown, 69 | Mrs. Edith Lindsey; Mrs,

vors: Sister, Katie Herr; brother, H VALPARAISO—Mré., Laura Duckwal

osking for it. -~

son, Clement; brother, George Blue.

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EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT AND TREASURER

OUR OFFICES WILL BE CLOSED WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 20th

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. noon, Wednesday, June 20th, and remain closed the

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in the Electric Building and our office at Washington Street will close at 12 o'clock

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vivors: Husband, Newt; sister, Mrs. Minnie Survivors. Daughter, Mrs. Garmon Middie- | yo

ton; son, Raymon L.; sister, Mrs. Charles |

{| Blanche Phipps, Mrs. Mary Hutson, Anna

vivers: Daughters, Mrs. Harry Gearing, |

TELL CITY—Gustave Herr, 74. 8

Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Rosalie Guild; |

Miss |

{was 68.

died Sunday in a nursing home. He | airs.

The Rev. A. M. Brown, pastor g East 10th Street Methodist church, |g;

{Washington Park cemetery. Sur-| Mr. Toms was born in Casey

Burial will be in Concordia ceme- | |tery. Mr, Kassing was 65 and a life-long resident of Indianapolis,’

Services will be conducted -at 1'H was an accountant and a memin Moore Mortu- ber of the Trinity Lutheran church

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\aries Peace Chapel for James Ray and the Lutheran Service club.

{ Surviving besides his son, Lester, include his wife, Ida; 4 daughter, Mildred Rupprecht; another son, Edmund H. Jr, and a sister, | { Mrs. Mary Schleicher, all of Indinapolis, and seven grandchildren.

{ | ARTIE C. MURPHY

‘county, Ky. and has lived in In-| Rites were to be held at 1:30

, &1./dianapolis 35 years. For 27 years|P- m. today in Shirley Brothers’!

Wite; Sur- | lodge in Casey county. Mrs.

Imari 1 cific; two brothers and

(night in Flanner & Buchanan mor-

Sur~

apolis 53 years and was

apolis.

Burial will be in .Crown

| proprietor of a restaurant.

|born in Bloomington, but had lived most of his life in Indianapolis. He

{Was a member of the

{lodge, the Scottish Rite and Murat

|$hrine.

Survivors are his‘ wife, Bessie; a sister, Mrs. Jennie B. Ivey, and a {brother, Edward H., all of Indign-

|apolis.

RITES ARRANGED FOR FORMER RESIDENT

| Services will be held at 2:30 p. m. [ tomorrow in the Brooklyn Christian |ehurch for Mrs, Effie Cunningham, | former Indianapolis resident, who died Monday at her home at Bethany Park, near Brooklyn.

will be in Franklin,

| society,

had been custodian of public | school 54. He belonged to the East {10th st. church and the Masonic

Survivors include his wife, Nora; | Pearl; sons, Omer, Ray; sister, Sarah a daughter, Mrs, Mar Katherine Killberry; brother, Arthur. NEW HARMONY-—-Mrs. Maria Heck-

y Gunnell, Indianapolis; two sons, Sgt. James R., Mrs, [in England, and Carpenters Mate Mrs. |3-c Charles C., in the South Pa-

tuary for Mrs. Mary B. Bailey, who Nathan Bans. | died yesterday in the home of her enry, | daughter, Mrs. Chauncey C. Grove. 1, 82.637 E. 38th st. Mus. Bailey was 81. The Rev. George G. Henninger, —— | retired Methodist minister Rev. 8. Grundy Pisher, pastor of the University Park Christian church, will officiate and burial will be in Greens Fork, Wayne county. Mrg, Bailey had lived in Indian.

, and the

with the University Park church. Surviving her is another daughter, Mrs: Corda Bailey Miller, Indian-

WILLIAM RAY CLAMAN Services will be held at 3 pg’ m. tomorrow in the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary for William Ray Claman, 1701 Central ave. who died yesterday in his home. He was 70.

Mr. Claman had been manager of a bowling alley in Indianapolis three years and before that had been

Mrs, Cunningham: served for a number of years as an officer of| [the- United Christian Mission

| (Mrisl Women! {f vou ose 80 mueh dur. ing’ pertodie’ you ‘fed weak,

a sister,

affiliated

Hill.

He was

Masonic

Burial

| Wes i St Chapel for Artie C. Murphy,

Daniel K. Bash

{#4 The child died in an ambulance | >. en route to City hospital after Services will be held av 7:30 p. m. years ago and moved to Indiantonight in Moore Mortuaries North- apolis. Ee k

Mr. Bash, who was 46, died yes- Ig . ~ : ‘ > Survivors besides the parents in- éast Chapel for Franklin G. Main, Survivors include his sou, Eimess

‘choking on a cold tablet.

Ee NN Se ay . Seed Store Operator, Dies in Hospita h Services for Daniel Ketterer Bash, | 2-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ar- linger and Claude Cc. Murphy, all Methodist hospital. Burial will be

who opérated the Bash Seed store|thur J. Murphy, 31 Eagle Creek dr, of Indianapolis. Burial will be ln in Casstown, O, - at 141 N. Delaware st. for 12 Yours. {who died of strangulation Satur-| Mt. Pleasant cemetery.

FRANKLIN G. MAIN

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| Mr. Main, Who was 83, had taught

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town" for 36 years, He rgtived

clude a sister Dolares Carlene, and 3702 Forest Manor, retired school- F.; a sister, Miss | Main, Cass-

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