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Times Washington Bureau WASHINGTON, April 17.—Returning here from his senatorial campaigning in Indiana, Rep. Charles M. LaFollette, Evansville's “radical” Republican, at once cast a dissenting vote. He was one of 56 congressmen {who voted “no” when the house un{American activities committee's |latest contempt proceedings passed | with a bipartisan vote of 292. | ~ Held in contempt are 16 directors of the joint anti-Fascist refugee {committee and Miss Helen R. Bry|an, executive secretary, The house jon March 28 voted 339 to 4 to hold Dr. Edward K. Barsky, committee |chairman, in contempt. All are (charged with failure to deliver | books and records sought by the un- | American committee under subpena. Opposed Rankin Request | “I voted against the Rankin comimittee’s request for a blanket con- | tempt citation against all of the | members of the executive board of the joint anti-Fascist refuge committee,” Mr. Lafollette explained in a prepared statement. “Had I been present last month I would have voted for a citation against Dr. Barsky. But the record before the congress in this case | failed to disclose such direct con- | tempt of the committee's subpoena | power as to justify me in finding a reciratie showing of contempt to | justify my voting a citation. “The issue of Communism or its propagation was not present. The issue of restrained use of congres- | sional power, so as to keep it digni- | fied, was present. I voted in keeping with my standard of congressional | dignity.” | Joined by Madden Rep. Ray Madden, Gary Democrat, cast the only other “no” vote |from Indiana. He explained that {the thought when Dr. Barsky was {held in contempt that was enough. | “Dragging in all these others looked to me like the un-American {committee was just trying to show off,” Mr, Madden said. Rep. Gerald W, Landis (R. Ind.) is a member of the un-American committee. He said they also will ask the house to hold Chairman Corlis Lamont and Richard Morford, executive directgr of the National Council of American Soviet Friendship, and Chairman George Marshall of the Nation Federation for Constitutional Liberties in contempt. They also failed to deliver {the records wanted, he explained. Calls Them Communists

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AKRON—Ora McFarland, 61, survivor: Wife, Zora; - daughters, Mrs, Thelm Lockridge, Mrs. Donald Morris; Mrs. Vers non Adams, Mrs. Devon Tucker, Dorothy McFarland; sons, Earl Claire, Dale, Paul. BOWLING GREEN—Mrs. Ola L. Drake, 77. “Survivors: Daughter, Mrs, Helen Cooksey; sons, Eber, Truman. BRAZIL a Grace Esell. Survivor: Husband, U. M. J. EAST CHICAGO — Mrs. Magdalen w. PFigle, 62. Survivors: Husband, George sons, Berle, George Jr.; daughters, ns Figle, Mrs. Harlan Gerhart, Mrs, Arthur Wilburn; sister, Mrs, Robert Dean; brother, Matthias Weiss. Paul Berlea, 75. EAST GARY-—Marie Mucovich, 40. Survivors: Husband, George; son, Lawrence; sisters, Mrs. John Gresh, Anna Suchosa; brother, Michael Zvirbel, EVANSVILLE—Forrest F. Burdette, 65, Survivors: Wife, Minnie; gleughier, Mrs. Fern Gunn; sisters, ‘Mrs, Bessie Bienhaus, Mrs. Hazel Hicks, Jessie. and Helen Burdette; brother, Ralph, h rvivors: wie, Rose,

L.; sisters, Mrs. Ad Britt, Claudins Seay, Mrs, Agnes Harrell Mrs. Tena Birks, . Survivors: Clarence Barnett; sisters, Mrs. Mattie McGuire, Mrs, Sallie Winfrey, Mrs. Emma Thurman, FAIRLAND—LeRoy Skillman, 78. FAIRMOUNT-—Mrs. Martha Thompson, 76. Survivors: Brothers, a Siam D., Fred, Jasper and Frank Fries FT. WAYNE—Miss a E. McLaughik. Survivor: Brother, Edward McLaugh-

n, . Mrs. Emma Elizabeth Roemke, 81. Survivors: Sons, Carl P, Clarence F., Fred A.; daughters, Mrs. J. D. Oook, Miss Emma Roemke; brother, Carl Hohnhaus. GALVESTON--Mrs. Rose J. Heinmiller, 58. Survivors: Husband, Fred C.; sons,

Frederick, Daniel; sisters, Mrs. Emma Dotsly, Mrs. Nell Graves; brother, Lee tt.

GARY-Mrs. Antonia Caravana, 56, Fleming Burrell, 60. Survivors: Wife, Burlinda; sisters, Mrs. Jeanetta Miller, Mrs. Laura Brooks, Mrs. Mary Edelen; brothers, Joseph, Charlie. HAUBSTADT—Adam Weis, B57, Survivors: Wife, Oatherine; brother, Jose sisters, Mrs, Carrie Mitchell, Sophia, Mary and Catherine Weis. HEBRON-—Mis. Mary Alice Kimble, 86. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Bessie Bmith, Mrs. Ida Hewitt, Mrs. Jennie Shaflstall; sisters, Mrs, Jane Green, Mrs. Della Renicker; brothers, Clinton and Vernon Thornton, LAFAYETTE—Mrs. Katherine Ruegamer, 62. Survivors: Husband, Elba; brothers, Peter, Samuel Edward, Frank and G jrge

Bernardi; sisters, Mrs. Robert L. Shotts, Mrs. Simon Stetler. LA PORTE-—Earl E. Crowe, 56. Survivors: Wife, Eveleen; daughter, Mrs. Shirley Smith; sons, Richa Jack; brother, Howard. ARION—Mrs. Mary PF. Lake, 78. Sur-

M vivors: Daughter, Mrs. Otto Renbarger; brothers, Murray and Simon Smith; sister, Mrs. Nellle Williams. MARTINSVILLE—Job Asher, 81. vors: Sons, Howe, brother, Fred. MUNCIE—Harry Thomas, 74' Survivors: Sisters, Mrs. Betty Wood, Mrs. Carolyn Parrish, NEW

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CASTLE—Charles F. McPherson, 69. Survivors: Brothers, Willlam H., L. L.; sister, Mrs. Orpha Noe. PRINCETON—Mrs. Virginia Jones, 22. Survivors: Pather, Alfred Wilson; sister, Mrs. Helen Cooley. SEAFIELD—PFfank 8. Altman, 60. Survivors: Wife, Mary; daughters, Mrs. Gertrude Gilliland, Mrs. Lena Digman, Mrs. Anna Minnjear; sons, Bud, Prankie.

TEFFT—Charles White, 73, Survivors: Wife, Mary Elizabeth; son, W.; daughters, Nona, Lucille and Verna White, Mrs. O'Shea, Mrs. Ruth Dougleby, Mrs. Albin, VALPARAISO—Earl Peters, 55. Survivors: Wife, Marie Jeanne; daughters, Alice and Maxine; brothers, William, Russell, John, George; sister, Mrs. Ruth Crowe. WABASH--Daniel Elmer Urschel, 50. Wife, Mary Alice; sister, Mrs.

Survivors: Mary Baker. WINSLOW-—James M. DeJarnett, 79. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Ida Wood pi Geneva Davis, Mrs. a O’Brien Blfthe, Daniel; sisters, Mrs. Lizzie Defrendoll Mrs. Lite willis; brothers, Emory, Clyde, Ervi YORKTOWN—Mrs, Emma Overmire, 80. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Mildred Ham-

ilton; sons, Donald, Vernon; sisters, Mell and Doane Erther; brother, Fred Erther.

members of the underground. Mr. Landis said he got the figures from the FBL In an interview with Edwin A. Lahey, noted labor reporter, last week William Z. Foster, national secfetary of the Communist party, claimed a 70,000 membership. A drive is under way to get 20,000 new members, he said. “I believe that the Communist party should be outlawed and our committee may draft legislation to outlaw it,” Mr. Landis declared. “This would be done on the grounds that it is-dedicated to overthrowing the government by force.” : 3

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DEATH NOTICES Indianapolis Times, Wedns., April 17, 1946

BARLOW—Henry A., 1408 Carrollton ave. entered into rest Monday, age years, brother of Mrs. Mabel Huffman, Mrs, Catherine Hopper and Mrs. Frances Mathes. BServicés Thursday, 1:30 p. m., at Colonial Chapel. 3447 College ave. Friends are welcome. Burial cemetery. Friends may =n any time, Moore Mortuar

BRANDLEIN—Nora, 79 i. of 1806 8 Alabama st, beloved wife of Pati Brandlein, mother of Elizabeth Thompson, Pauline Martin, Augusta Thompson and Ella Silcox, Paul, rnest and Albert Brandlein, sister of Lizzie Steinmets, Katie Heeb, Rose Seehofer and Ida Ge-

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sell, passed away Tuesday, Funeral Friday, 1:30 p. m he G. H. Herrmann} Funeral Home, | 8S. East st. Priends invited. Burial Monorial Park. Friends

may call after 4 p. m. Wednesday. "BUTLER—Leonard F. Seaman 1st ous, passed away at Farragut, Idaho of Mr. and Mrs, Charles Butler; peother of Harry and Marjorie Butler, Mrs. James, x. Hughey, Se, and Mrs, Tom Mattingly, 1

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Shirley Brothers’ Service. CONVER—Charie es A, age 73, of B31 N. Davidson, beloved brother of Emma Conver, passed away Tuesday a. m. Funeral services, Friday, 10:30 a. m., from Shirley Bros. Central Chapel, 946 N. Illinois st. Burial Crown Hill. Priends may call at the chapel any time. Please omit flowers.

CAFFYN—Carrie Elder, of 437 N. Euclid ave, age 81 years, widow of Ellsworth Caffyn and mother of Carrie and Helen Caffyn of Indianapolis, Bertha Caftyn of Monrovia, Cal, and Mrs. Florence Dickinson of Pomona, Cal, and grandmother of Jean Di Mrs. Clyde Mitchell, and

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great-grand of Katheryn Mitchell of Pomona, Cal, ys Phased Away Sunday a. m. Funeral Thursday, 1 p. m,, Tuxedo Park Baptist church. Friends may call at the residence from 3 p, m. Monday until 11:30| a. m, Thursday. Shirley service, GILL—Mary, of 1510 8. Buckeye st, Kokomo, Ind. beloved wife RJ Clater Gill, mother of Clater ‘Wilford, 8. arm in New Orleans, and Max Gene Gilt, eer of Mrs, Bmith, also Mrs. Bertha Massey and Mrs.

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DEATH NOTICES 1 Indianapolis Times, Wedns., April 17, 1046 HEISE — John, passed away Wednesday morning, father of Mrs. Irene Langlund Constance Carnine. Services at the To s Wilson “Chapel of the Chimes,” 1334 Prospect st., Thurs. a i hp, m. Friends invited, Burial Crown Jeiidy may call at the “Chapel of the Chim —. L., of 636 W. 31st st, age 50, beloved mother of Mrs. Mildred A. Klalber and grandmother of George bert Anderson, passed away Wednesday a. m, Funeral services Saturday, 2 p. m,, from the Dahl & Sticler Funeral Home at Alexandria, Ind, Burial In Parkview Cemetery. Friends may call at Shirley Bros, Central Chapel, 946 N. Illinois st. from noon until 10 ‘p. m. Thursday. MILLER--Richard G. of 236 Bickl beloved husband of Myrtle Miller, Tiber of Mrs. Margaret Smalley, grandfather of Donna Kay Smalley, son of Mrs, Katherine Miller, brother of Creasser, Mr, A. W, M y Robert C. williams: of Indianapolis and . Miller, Chicago, passed away Tuesday a, m. Friends m call at the obert W. Stirling Funeral Home, 1420 Prospect st, after 6 p. m., Wednesday. Funeral services Friday, 2:30 p. m,, the funeral home. Friends invited. Burial Washington Park cemetery, NOAL~-Ida Hooker, of Greencastle, passed away Wednesday morning. For further information call J. C. Wilson ‘Chapel of the Chimes.” : PICKARD—Jennle C., age 88, mother of Mrs. Anna Compton, Mrs. ‘Mary Gaines, Mrs. Nora Craver, Willlam D. Harley Pickard and Lewis Galyean, passed away Tuesday at residence, 3035 W. Michigan. Services Thursday, 2 p. m,, at r Friends invited. Burial Floral Friends may ‘call at residence. service,

REAHARD—Bessie A., wife of Ralph a and mother of Sally and Ralph M. grandmother of Joan K., passed wy Wednesday a. m. Services at the resi dence, 5635 N. Meridian, Friday, 3 p. m. Burial Crown HIIL

SPRINKLE—David, age 93, of 104 Harris ave., father of Mrs. John PMidger, William Sprinkle of Crown Point, Ed Sprinkle of Salt Lake City, Srasatathes of John Jr, William, Robert Joe Fidger, U. 8. N,, passed ——y Tuesday. Funeral Thursday, April 18, 2 p. m. at Usher Mortuary, 2313 W. Washington, Friends invited. Burial in Floral Park cemetery. Please omit flowers. Friends may call ab mortuary.

(CORRECTED N STEEDMAN—Henry 8, ave, passed awey Tuesday a, m. Bervices Flanner & - Buchanan Mortuary Thursday, 1:30 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill

THOMPSON—William D., beloved husband of Mary Gay Toumpson, father of Mrs. Philip Moore of Indianapolis and stepfather of Mrs. Grace Davis and Mrs. Thelma Backman, both of Miami, Fla., passed away Tuesday, April 16. Service Friday, April 19, 9:30 a. m., at

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Mn aotion Terminal Bldg.

Indianapolis Railways

matic increases. Opportunity for promotion.

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753 E. MARKET _ Attractive Opening

Long est South side NT itsctuter needs girl tionist, good at typing and shorthand. Pleas. working atmosphere, short hours, vacation, good salary. Mr, Enkema, 1423 Naomi, GA-24117

Salesladies

Counter work in dry cleaning branch stores. Permanent daytime work.

Davis Cleaners

Comptometer Operator

Cost ol and analysis; permanent position; downtown aire conditioned office, 3 blocks from

circle.

The House of Crane 124 S. Meridian RI.2353

CURB GIRLS

18 to 28 ars. Spencer's Restaurant, 4411 Allisonville rd,

ELECTROMATIC BILLERS STENOGRAPHERS Dictation Ediphone

Apply Office Manager Stokely-Van Camp, Inc.

941 N. Meridian

Experienced Electromatic Typist. 40-Hour Week. Apply Employment Dept., Victor Division, 3310 E. Michigan.

CHORUS GIRLS with or without ex-

perience. We train you free. Good salary while learning. Apply in person. eater.

CLERK-TYPIST STENOGRAPHERS

Hosiery purchasing privileges. Attractive low - cost cafeteria.

~ . Real Silk Hosiery Mills

- +

RED COOKER R . strayed fo va vaterinary. Has strep -inféction. Reward Ya-oi,

@ ELECTROMATIC TYPIST

Good starting salary for fast, accurate typist. A seoure future. American States Insurance Co., 542 N, Meridian st.

FILE CLERKS CHOOSE

A GOOD PLACE TO WORK Would you like a startin Tay

automatic raises, and job seourit => LANE BRYAN T=

offer these and other advantages. 152 B. MARKET

HAND SEWERS

Fur Finishers and ; Cloth Alteration Hands «+ Top salary paid td experineced girls; 40-hour week with time and one-half for overtime. Mr. Dushman

INDIANA FUR CO.

634 N. Noble

114 BE. Washington

2835 Northwestern

A Good Girdle

does more for a woman than anything. Learn to fit ahd sell them now and earn while you Jearn. Apply employment office, 7th floor.

THE WM, H. BLOCK CO, 4 Women for special sales work, 4

hours a day; excellent sernings; no previous experience necessary; autiful samples furnished. Apply 214 Kregse Bldg, 41 E. Washington St,

“

SALESPEOPLE

Experienced in Drug Department Apply Employment Office, 7th Floor

THE WM. H. BLOCK CO.

SALESPEOPLE

who have a decided Interest In home furnishings with the ability to give advice relative to fashion shades and color combinations, Apply Bi ployment Office oor

THE WM. H. BLOCK CO,

SEAMSTRES., EXPERIENCED

for Men's Alteration Dept.; 40-Hour Week. Pleasant working conditions. Apply Employment Office, Tth Floor.

THE WM. H. BLOCK CO. “SPINNERS WEAVERS

Yo! No experience nec ry. creases as your t Choice of Boum. bMachine work.

Indianapolis Bleaching Co.

dscriber. No fut ith } 0 abilatied firm, 1 Mr, pie, LI- 316. . »

Private Secretary to general manager of large retail or. ing work. Good sglary and pleasant sure

roundings. Write giving age, references, etc. Address Times, A-83,

Experienced and Capable STENOGRAPHER

Permanent position in executive's office. Apply Employment Office, Tth Floor.

THE ‘WM. H. BLOCK CO, STENOGRAPHIC

are avafianie for other pleasant

phone work. a pax working conditions and security. t Office

TN . Meridian INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO.

A Good Place for a Girl to Work

EXPERIENCED TYPIST Pleasant working conditions. Apply Employ= ment Dept., Victor Division, 3310 E. Michigan.

TYPISTS

CHOOSE A GOOD PLACE TO WORK

oye have several permanent openin begiiines | typists wie can t Shines Jor good starting plus

automatic raises,

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752 E. MARKET

YOUNG WOMEN

Post-War Wage Increases In Effect

Average weekly earnings for the first year up to $35 for a 40-hour week.

Additional Overtime Pay Regular Increases Vacations With Pay Good Surroundings

Employment Office 240 N. Meridian

INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY