Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 September 1945 — Page 6

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SHERMAN’S FLAGSHIP

TOKYO BAY, Sept. 4 (U. P.).—

commander of the 1st carrier task has shifted his flag from

heuralgia 8 Deuritis—are mighty happy the carrier Wasp to the new U. 8, they h od uk acing TR speedily |S. Lexington, Adm. William F. Halrelieves those muscular aches and

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CITY RAILWAY EMPLOYEE DIES!

Edward T. Gangs Gangam Member ‘of 20-Year Club.

Cangany, 2634 Holt rd. a maintenance employee of Indianapolis Railways will be held at 8:30 a. m. Thursday in the Speaks & Finn

Ann's Catholic church. Burial will be in Holy Cross cemetery.

Puneral services for Edward T.|

funeral home and at 9 a. m. in St.|

[ Police Stymied in Girls' Death Leap

*LONDON, Sept. 4 (U. P).— London police remained perplexed today over the reasons behind the death -of 23-year-old Sonia Araquistain, the daughter of a Spanish Republican diplomat. Miss Araquistain. yesterday ‘plunged naked from the seventh floor of a swank west end apartment house.

Last “night, dazed and grief-

Mr, Cangany, who was 52, died yesterday in the Veterans’ hospital. He had been ill a year. A lifelong résident of Indianapolis, he was a meniber of the 20-Year-club of Indianapolis railways. He was a vet eran of world war I and a member of Wayne Post, 64, of the American Legion. He also was a member of St, Ann's Catholic church, Survivors include his wife, Catherine; a daughter, Miss Mary Cangany, Indianapolis; a son, Sgt. John F. Cangany, serving on Okinawa; his mother, Mrs, Anne Cangany; two brothers, Daniel J, and Joseph M., and a sister, Miss Catherine Cangany, all of Indian-| apolis.

EZRA WILSON RADER Services for Ezra Wilson Rader, who died yesterday at his’ home, 1041 N. Tibbs ave., will be held tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. in the Shirley Brother's West chapel. Burial will be in Greenlawn cemetery, Brownsburg. . Mr. Rader, who was 84, was a retired farmer and had been a resident of Marion county for many years. He was a native of Hamilton county, O. He is survived by two granddaughters, Mrs. Helena Zatlin and | Mrs. Doral Tolson, Indianapolis,

LOCAL BRIEFS

will meet Thursday at 7:30 p. m. at | the Christian Park community | house. Meetings were suspended during the summer but will be held regularly this'-fall and winter,

The executive committee of the Junior Chamber of Commerce will meet Friday at 8 p. m. at the home of Noble Biddinger. The board of directors will have its regular monthly meeting Monday, Sept. 10, at 6:30 p. m. In the Washington hotel.

J. Everett Light, former Manual high school football star, has been appointed superintendent of schools at Rushville. He has been direc~ tor of the Connecticut veterans’ reemployment and advisory commission the last two years, Mr. Light previously taught six years at Rushville. He also was assistant professor of vocational education at Connécticut Teachers’ college two years. -A graduate of Ball State Teachers’ college, he obtained his master's degree at Columbia university.

The bronze star medal for gallantry in action has been awarded to two Indianapolis men. First Lt. Ansil L. Walker, husband of Mrs. Mary Walker, 1450 Central ave, won the medal for service with the 33d division on Luzon. He also wears the Asiatic-Pacific ribbon with two stars and the Philippine Liberation Ribbon with one star, T. Sgt. John C. Slegesmund, son of Mr, and Mrs. John CO. Slegesmund, 61 Campbell ave., was honored for his service with the 106th infantry division in Europe, His wife, Mrs. Majorie Evans Siegesmund, lives in Shelbyville, Ind.

"The degree team eam of the Alfarata | Council 5 will meet for a piteh-in! dinner tomorrow at 6 p. m. in| Riverside ide park. |

ENGINEERS SAY ATOM MAY AID TURBINES

NEW YORK, Sept. 4 (U, P).— Atomic power may find its first industrial application as a source of energy for gas turbines, R. Tom Sawyer, chairman of the gas turbine co-ordinating committee of the Agerican Society of Mechanical Engineers, said today. Sawyer sald members of his committee believed atomic power eventually would supplement rather than

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brother, William Winn, Buffalo. JOSEPH LEE WILLIAMS

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stricken, “het friend, Sgt. John | Ralph Bloica, 60. " EDUCATOR IS DEAD HAIR loaves skin ‘Wyatt of the Canadian army, vis= |wenApRronRT—Mrs. Mary Jane Payn nel oat: ited the apartment building where Lone, Fhuties Glenn West; sisters, rs, . BLOOMINGTON, Sept. 4 (U. P). he the tragedy occurred, but he was |“ ppymoNT George. Baber, 55 sSur.| —Services were held today for *.A agus: white lotion without bad clinging. unable to throw any ght on the Ivers. Wile. dun; aon, paul; {nughten, | | Joseph B. Fagan, 82, retired edu- depilatory odor. ane suicide, brother, William. cator, who died Saturday in a 2, Painless . . : not messy : : 3 1 quick to use. As’

Police have not vei determined if Wyatt is the “Englishman in the Canadian army” that .Miss Araquistain had often told her friends about, or, whether he was the person that she had called | from a porter’s telephone booth just before stripping off her clothes and leaping to her death.

: Mrs, Elizabeth © an. 56. Survivors: One of her friends said that Daughters, Mrs, R. A. Gasaway, Mrs. : .“ : «J. Peterson: sons g Capt. John C., Miss Araquistain. was “most bit- pipers D. sster. Ys. Homer Izor: Jterly disappointed in love.” brother, Cecil Wright ————— Mrs. Harriet E. Williamson, 86. Sur vivors: Daughters, Mrs, Paul Clark, Mrs. FR Ralph Creviston, Mrs. Joseph O. Jack- { 2 son, Mrs. J. E. Burkle; sons, Homer J., Robert, Job E. ' 1 PAOLI--Franklin R.

Lifelong Resident Here Was In Optical Business.

Services for Charles = William | Wheatley Sr, who died Friday in| his home, 1617 8. Talbot ave., were held today at 9 a. m. in the Lauck | { Funeral home and ? at

0:30. a. m. Sacred Heart church. Burial is in St. Joseph cemetery, Mr. Wheatley was a lifelong resident of Ine dianapolis, and had been in the business {for 46 years. An | employee of the Continental Optical Co., he was a member of the Moose Lodge, the 8t. Francis Aid Society and the, 8acred Heart church; He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Marie Blum Wheatley; three daughters, Mrs. Catherine O'Connor, Mi-| aml, Fla; Mrs. Esther Fitzpatrick and Mrs, Alma Burks, Indianapolis: | three sons, Charles Jr., Indianap- | olis; Pfc, Joseph Wheatley, serving | overseas, and Cpl. Clarence Wheat. ley, Santa Monica, Cal.; a sist Mrs. Dotty Morris, lee and a brother, Roy, Indianapolis, |

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MRS. MARGARET R. DEAN | Services for Mrs. Margaret R. Dean, 186 Blue Ridge rd., who died | vesterday at St ™Vingnt's hospital, |

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| Survivors: | Mr, | Roy; | 8aunders, {James Berry, Delores Gump.

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sisters, Pearl and Ruth Porter, Mrs, 5 Templeton, Mrs, F. 8, Whited.

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