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which he passed $5000 worth of checks among Indianapolis mer - chants. Early today, state police raided a North side rooming house. fwhere Boardman had been staying. They recovered 62 checks and check - pro

he was employed.

State police and parole authorities today sought Edward L. Boardman, 26-year-old bogus check artist, who began a spree last Thursday in

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Push Search for Forger of $5000 Bogus Checks Here

The trail became hot after he left his draft card with a grocer who became suspicious when Boardman attempted to cash a check, The check passer was paroled from the Indiana reformatory in |September, 1944. He has a 10-year record, state police detectives said, and has been convicted of foregry, {larceny and burglary during this period.

case are Detectives Earl Smith and Robert Stewart and Technician BE. C. Schroeder,

RIOTS BREAK OUT IN. MALAY STATE

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RUSSIAN PARACHUTES FROM 41,984 FEET

(U. P)~— Soviet Maj. Vasili Rémanyuk established a new sub-stratosphere jump |. record in a Moscow suburb yesteruted from an airplane at a height of 41984 feet,

The major opened his parachute when he was 2500 feet above ground. He said his thermometer recorded a temperature of 53 degrees below

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SINGAPORE, Sept. 26 (U. P.).— Inter-racial rioting in north Johore, the Malay state across the strait from Singapore, was reported officlally today. Authorities said the clashes in Johore were coupled with demands for an independent government, “Of, by and for the united races of Chinese, Malays and Indians.” The Islamic Malay party was charged with instigating the clashes. It was sponsored by the Japanese in 1942 for the ostensible purpose of assisting them against the Chinese.

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The drive for books for serve icemen overseas still is being conducted by the Indianapolis chapter, Red Cross, in co-operation with the Indianapolis public

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Seek Books for Men in Service

Left to right, Mrs. Harriett Golay, Haughville branch librarian; Mrs. W. C. Starkey, Red Cross staff assistant, and Miss Wilma Reeve,

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Books on travel, mystery, scie ence and biography are being collected at the central library and at branch libraries.

FUNERAL HOME DIRECTOR DIES

Mrs. Grace B. Hensley Rites Saturday.

Services for Mrs. Grace Brumfield Hensley, director of the Hensley funeral home, will be conducted at 2 p. m. Saturday in her home, 907 W. 30th st, by the Rev, Robert Lewis, pastor of the Seventh Christian church. Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery. Mrs. Hensley, who was 67, had been an Indianapolis resident 37 years. She died Monday. She had directed the funeral home alone for 30 years. Mrs, Hensley, a member of the Seventh Christian church, also belonged to the State Funeral Directors’ association and the Marion

County Co-operative Council of Funeral Directors. Survivors include a sister, Mrs.

Eunice McLain, and two brothers, J. B. Brumfield and Russell Brumfield, all of California,

PAUL J. JUST Services for Paul J, Just, 5409 E. .10th st, an Indianapolis resident 15 years, will be held Friday

STATE DEATHS

in Louisville, Ky. Burial also will be in Louisville, Mr. Just, who died in his home

ANDERSON-—Orville J. Remington, 47.

ter, Mrs. Jesse Shelton; sons, Rival, Cpl. Jay Bayne. Mrs. Marie Frazier Collins, Survivors:

Husband, Henry; daughter, Julia Marie; son, 8, t. John; mother, Mrs. John Dewany; brothers, Burgess, Jesse; sister,

Mrs. Albert Wade.

Mrs. J. L. Bauman; brother, William, BOWLING GREEN--Mrs. Fannie Weaver Stilwagen, 85, Survivor: Brother, Samuel Weaver. BRAZIL — Bobby Glen Bramblett, 6 years, Survivors: Parents, Mr, and Mrs, Leslie T. Bramblett; brother, James. DALEVILLE—Bert McArdle. Survivors: Sons, Leonard, Vernon; brother, Andrew, DAYTON—Charles John Gustafson, 66. Survivors: Son,~ Ch Harry Elming, Mrs. Mrs. Evan Jackson; David, Oscar, EATON—Lowell Lester Survivors: Sisters, Mrs, Mrs. Derly Pittenger; brother, EVANSVILLE-—Allen D, Sharra, 79. Survivor: Sister, Mrs. Harry Boicourt. Elmer W. Ershig, 53.. Survivors: Wife, father, illlam Ershig; Mrs. Florence Moore. Mrs. 1da May Rogers, 82 Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Clyde Brokaw, Mrs. Ethel Hyslop, Mrs. Matilda Kelso, Mrs. William Kaftenberger, Mrs. John Wilm, Mrs. O. J. Brown; brother, Jefferson W. Pinch; sisters, Mrs, Charles Holcomb. Mrs. L. N, Seamon. : Wilner OG. Klippert, 34. Burvivors: Wife, Clera; parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Klippert; sister, Mrs. E. C, Hubbert. 8 =

ester; sisters, Mrs, Stephen Swanson, brothers, Ernest,

Stafford, 53, Opal Btebbins, Carl.

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GEORGETOWN—EImer Pate, 66. Survivors: Wife, Jennie; son, Boyd; daughters, Mrs. Georgia Frederick, Mrs. Eyelyn nx Mrs. Ci Lee; sister, Mrs, Effie in, HARRIS CITY—Mrs. Mamie Fisher Knarr, 51. Survivors: Husband, Harry; parents, Mr. and Mrs. uis BE. Pisher; datighter, Mrs. Mary Louise Harrison; son, Pfe. John W.; brothers, Fred E., William D. HARTFORD CITY—Arthur M. Kelley, 73. Survivors: Son, Jesse; daughter, Mrs, Otto Wagner; sisters, Mrs. Charles Bugh, Mrs, Otto Headley, Mrs. George Baker, Mrs. Henry Douglas, Mrs. William Headley; brother, Grant, HARTFORD CITY—Clarence Herschel Ellis Jr., 34. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ellis; brothers, Clifford, Forrest Edward; sister, Mrs, Inez Emshwiller, KOKOMO-—Mrs. Ada M. Bowen, 88. Bur vivors: Sons, James F.. G. W., Roy, Clyde C., Russell L.; sister, Mrs. Emma D. Wilson, brother, D, L, W, G. and BE Bparker. LAFAYETTE—Mrs. Alice Jane Hoon, 81. Survivor: Son, Clarence, : > LA PORTE-—John Ginther, lors: Daughter, Mrs. Emma Shrader; sons, John H., William F., George, MARTINSVILLE Edward Morton Naugle. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Maude Elizabeth Miller, Mrs. Edith Dillender, Mrs. Dorothy C. Naylor; sons, Denzil, John, Charles; sister, Mrs, Pearl Hixson; brothers, John, Albert, Steve. MeOORDSVILLE—William G. McPFarland, 15. Survivors: Sisters, Mrs. Hettie Frantzreb, Mrs. Alathea Emery, brothers, Charles, Claude. MEDARYVILLE—Ora J. Archer, 76. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Bertha Steele, Mrs. Edna Hardesty, Mrs, Blanche Ricks;

sons, Gilbert, William, Ross; brother,

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MUNCIE—Mrs, Rebecca F. Drumm, 78.

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Survivors: Tite, Grace: Jons, Set. Ken- Survivors. Daughter, Mrs. Aonselle Avi months, was born in Louisville. He neth G., orman, rald; sister, TS. | sister, rs rant eesling; rother, Roy donnson, Ad “ Busi Frank Shockley. was Spe 3 3 Deaheh sales Mrs, ydia ams, i urvivors: manager for e Rea osle: Daughter, Mrs. Bessie Ehrhart; son, | NEW ALBANY—Mrs. Anna B. Carroll, Ag IY Chester: sister, Mrs. Stella Gamble. 13. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Leora mills and had been with the comMrs, Jesse Burton. Survivors: Daugh-|Sappenfield, Mrs, Hortense Heitz; sons pany 17 years.

Harry, Edward,

DRIA—Floyd McNeal, 51, Sur a fini, Mo or) | PERU St SR pon, — H , Mrs. Audre n; sister, on yles, 36. Miro George Reese; brother, Ralph. Survivors: Wie Hope: mother, Mrs. ml GEORGE W. BOESE ANDREWS—Mrs. Ida Knight, 73. Sur-| BOWES: =~ Bsters, ne: Goodrich, | pitag Ge w. . life | vivors: Daughters, Mrs. Silas Arick, Mrs, Jatherine Apple, Mildien Srolieh, Lillis tes Jor George Boese, life. Daniel Brown, Ms. Alpert Werling; sons, | gi" mhomas, Joe. ’ » '|long resident of Indianapolls who oward, ar yd. ” " v " ATTICA—Mrs, Charles Hineman, T1.| RUSHVILLE CC yesterday at his home, 70 N. Survivors: Sisters, Mrs. Mary Hildebrandt, | FEOF, GEUEUSh others “Robert, John; [Holmes ave., will be held at 2 p.m.

Mrs,

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SEYMOUR-—Mrs. Mary Elisabeth TerkSurvivors: ! 4 aughters, Mrs. Louise Spieker,

Anna Terkhorn.’

71. lin: sons, Richard,

SULLIVAN—Mrs. Clara Delaney Kerlin, Survivors: Daughter, Charlotte Ker-

TROY-—Lawrence Connor, 79,

Mae Fertig Dreher, B53, Survivors: Husband, George H.; daughters, Mrs. Herbest L. Pelding, Mrs. Roger Lee Martin; sisters, Mrs. Mrs, Hasry R. Shively, Mrs, Emma Reese,

Joseph Webb,

Monday after an illness of five

Survivors are his wife, Mrs. M. Cleo Just; a brother, Emil F. Just of Louisville and a stepson, Ph. M. 2-¢ Joseph V. Morrisey, stationed at Guam. :

Susie B. Daugherty,

Mrs. Clara (tomorrow at the Royster & Askin

West Washington Street chapel. g Louis} The Rev. Clifford R. Lanman, pasa andi. of West Park Christian church, will officiate, and private burial rites will be conducted. Mr. Boese, who was 82, was for

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Marion. French, Employee

the National Cash Register Co, for the past 22 years, died yesterday in Methodist hospital, heart attack in the company’s store, 442 N. Meridian st. He was 49,

College ave, was transferred here from Topeka, Kas. He was a member of All Saints Episcopal cathedral, where he was active in the vestry and the men’s club, and a member of the Columbus, O,, lodge, F. & A M.

a daughter, Mary Grace, a student at “Butler university; his mother, Mrs. brothers, Aubrey, A. D. and Dana, all of Columbus, O. *

MRS. CLARA LAUGHLIN

Friday at Flanner & Buchanan mortuary for Mrs. Clara Ethel Laughlin, Indianapolis resident ‘fcr 23 years who died yesterday at her home, Emeritus H. H, Fout of the Pirst United Brethren church, will officiate.

at $3 p. m. at Walnut Hill cemetery in Odon by the Rev. Ernest Roberts, pastor of the Odon . United Brethren church. ;

a native of Daviess county and was » member of the United Brethren

church. .

Oliver-D.; two daughters, Mary and Mrs. 8am R. Wells. two sons, 8gh.!Greenfleld MethJoseph David Laughlin, in the]

Cash Register Firm Here, Dies

Marion 8. French, employee : of

who died Monday at her home in Rogers Park, Ill, will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow at Crown Hill cemetery. The Rev. Dallas M. Browning, pastor of North Methods ist church, will officiate. ; Mrs, Freeman, who was 80, was the wife of Laurens Freeman, city passenger agent for the Pennsyle vania railroad 25 years ago. She and her husband moved to Colums bus, then to Rogers Park where Mrs. Freeman was a member of the Congregational church and Rogers Park Women’s club. She is survived by her husband, a daughter, Mrs. Joseph E. Becke us; two granddaughters, the Misses Barbara and Beverly Beckus, all of Evanston; a niece, Mrs. John M. White of Indianapolis, and several other nieces and nephews,

A. E. SAFFELL Bervices for Augustus Earl Safe fell, 8537 N. Illinois st, who died Tuesday, will be held at 1:30 p. m, tomorrow in Shirley Brothers central chapel Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mr. Saffell, who was 74, had lived § in Indianapolis 52 § years, and for 35 years had been owner of the Saffell Clair Co., un~ til his retirement in 1027. He was a member of the

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Mr. French, who' résided at 3326

He is survived by his wife, Sarah;

F. W. French, and three

Rites are scheduled at 10 a. m.

119 E 83d st. Bishop

Graveside rites will be conducted

Mrs. Laughlin, who was 62, was

ghe is survived by her husband,

A. E. Saffell odist church at Greenfield.

Philippines, and Sgt. Ernest E.| gyrviving are the wife, Mrs. Elia Laughlin, Detroit, and one grand-| joy gaffell; three sons, Earl and child. Claude Saffell and Cpl. Herschell

JAMES V. MORGAN James Vance Morgan, an Indianapolis resident for 10 years, died yesterday in Methodist hospital. The body will be in the Royster & Askin funeral home, 1902 N, Merid~ian st. today. Funeral services and burial will be in French Lick, Ind. Arrangements have not been completed. Morgan, who was 30, was employed at the Severin hotel. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Madeline Morgan; a son, James Charles Morgan, and has parenis, Mr. and Mrs. Porter Morgan of French Lick.

Saffell; two daughters, Mrs. Mable Isom and Mrs. Violet Stevens; a brother, Albert Saffell; a sister, Mrs. Jane Screes and six grands children,

POLICE ROUSE MAN FROM BURNING BED

Seeing smoke pouring from = house at 123 S. Arlington ave, Patrolmen Omer Bear and Louis Gohman stopped, eptered the front room and awakened an occupant, George Hoffman, 42, to tell him the bed in which he was sleeping was on fire.

VINCENNES—Mrs, Mamie L. 38, Survivors: Husband, Ervin; daughte Mrs. Ella Craig; sisters, Mrs, Cleo Gi lespie, Mrs, Miriam Warner, WALTON--Mrs. Phyllis Robinson, 32 Survivors: Parénts, Mr. and Mrs. Oa Crockett; husband, Virgil; sister, Frieda.

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merly employed at Central Supply Co, and was a member of the Evergreen Masonic lodge and the West Park Christian church, He is survived by his wife, Carrie.

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The policemen then turned in & fire alarm and the blaze was put out with no injury to Mr. Hoffman and little property damage. i

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