Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 April 1946 — Page 7

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1946

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LYNN, Mass, April 17.—Little Dickie Landry still has his smile,

‘| but not his legs,

Dickie is only three years old. Even at that age he should have known better than play along the railroad tracks. He learned what could happen—too late. A roaring passenger train bore down on him in the evening twilight and Dickie failed to hear the warning cry of his older playmates.

When the train passed, Dickie lay along the tracks, his legs mangled. At Lynn hospital, doctors amputated one leg above the knee,

the other below the knee. .

/ The accident and subsequent surgery should have been enough to kill a little fellow like Dickie, but he pulled through. Nurses and

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doctors alike fell in love with his,father, Joseph Landry, living in

bright, plucky smile,

Word of Dickie’s plight spread, |wife and seven other children, and publisher Ernest W. Lawson |Every penny counted in the family. of the Lynn Item sent reporters|It would be tough getting Dickie to investigate. They found Dickie’s [the things he would need now,

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Doctors said the youngster would require new artificial legs to match his growth, every 18 months until he becomes 18 years old. Ten pairs| - of legs would cost $5000. So Lawson started a fund to help Dickie—goal $5000—and contributed: the first $250 himself, Editorials and stories about Dickie in the Item started the gifts pouring ine. Fund Now $19,000 Press services picked up the story, and contributions came . from all parts of the nation and Canada. Today, the fund stands at $19,000, and Lawson expects it to reach $20,000 before long, Dickie is assured of his legs, and a new chance in life as well. A com= mittee has been appointed to administer the fund, and see that Dickie gets a college education and the financial start in life that he will need. But Dickie knows nothing of this, Unaware that he has attracted nation-wide attention, he plays happily in his hospital bed, flirts

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"CHAPTER 21 MIKE O'BRIEN looked even more serious than usual as he said, “I'll have to ask you to come to the coroner’s office with me, Mona.” Mona said calmly, “Of course, Mike. How about Mrs. Cameron. Has she been questioned ?” ; “She spent the evening at home with a friend. They retired early as she wasn’t feeling well. So far as you are concerned, I have already

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I found yé6u at the cottage at 3am” “You didn’t come in.” ~ » 5 “I TALKED to you. It makes no difference whether or not I went inside.” “Ah’ but it does” she thought. She said no more, however, and half an hour later she was at the coroner’s staring with frightened eyes at a bundle ‘of blood stained clothes . . . expensive clothes from the sleek mink coat to the hand-

been found on the floor beside the ‘body was heavily perfumed, Mona, whose dressing table boasted a large collection of exotic scents, noticed this immediately. » » = “IT’S PIKAKL” she said. “I know because my father brought me some from Honolulu, You can't buy it here.” “The kind of perfume she used is relatively unimportant,” Mike reminded her. “A murder has been committed, Mona! And you are here to tell anything you know. which may have a bearing on that fact.” His emphasis on the word murder warned her to tell “nothing but the truth.”

be someone involved none of us know?” she asked unexpectedly. “Jay told me she had gone. with

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» = ” THE CORONER said dryly, *All we want from you is a statement of what you do know. Mr. O'Brien says she visited you yesterday and made certain threats, Will you tell us exactly what these were?” Was it only .yesterday that she had faced Mona, her blue eyes

[frantic with worry and the des-| | peration of a woman who sees the! ‘man she loves turning away from

her? Mona said: “She told me if Jay didn’t come back to her she would kill herself. That she would make him feel the way she did and fit would cost him his job. » = = “ARE YOU engaged to Jay Cameron?” “I was,” she admitted, head high. “But when I discovered he was married, that he had divorced his wife on my account, I broke it." “When did you learn this?” “Yesterday morning in the paper.” “And when did you inform Mr. Cameron of your decision?” “In the afternoon when he came to see me.” “Was this before or after Jean Roberts’ visit?” “Before.” » ~ » “WHEN was the last time you saw Jay Cameron?” She saw the muscle in Mike's face tighten, and knew he already suspected what she was going to say but she did not. hesitate. “About 7 o'clock this morning. He followed me to my parents’ cottage in Carmel last night, I had quarreled with my mother and I wanted to be alone. wouldn't talk to him then he made

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only because if I had known he was married I wouldn't have had anything to do with him.” { “And did you tell him then that Miss Roberts had threatened to kill herself?” » ” - “YES, but he thought she was just bluffing.” “Isn't it true,” he insisted, “that

told him after what Jean Roberts had said you wouldn't marry him?” “No,” she sald, “that is not true. I tried to be angry with him, but

; _|T couldn't, That's why I let him made lUngeris and smart MEB- stay with me at the ecttage” . | The handkerchief which had] , Mike groaned as, white faced and

“You're lying, Mona! the cottage myself at 3 a. m.”

td » = DISTRICT attorney and coroner) began a Jlow-voiced conversation while a reporter who had been pres-| ent hastened to the telephone, Pres-| ently Mike said in a coldly furious! voice: “All right, Mona, you've tossed | your reputation away so you may, as well go. This will be in all the papers tomorrow.”

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1. Use of all Mortuary facilities. _ 2. Services in either of the chapels or the private rooms. (Large - 5 chapel adjoining Solarium can seat 450. Smaller chapel 150.) rs 3. Completely air conditioned building, 4. Wide selection of funeral merchandise (caskets, clothing, vaults, etc.) In private display department at Mortuary. 5. All prices plainly and completely marked for your protection. 6. Discount of 5% on bills paid within 15 days. 1. Covered drives for protection of family, > 8. Use of chapels before services. "8, Use of family rooms before services. . 10. Pipe organ and organist. % 11, Elevator.

The Staff * 12, Large staff, assuring extra personal service. 13. Staff are members of most all religious and fraternal orders, assuring strict adherence to ceremonies and rituals, 14, Lady attendant to care for women and children. 15. Staff on call 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. . 16. Several staff members are veterans of World War I and IT with experience to properly plan military honors,

Mortuary Facilities . All necessary requisites for casket setting (ser catafalques, etc.). _{sroems, sanay, ; 18. Transparent casket veil and cover. 19. Electric and hand fans for residence services. 20. Use of as many chairs as are needed for residence 21. Apartment-like suites for friends to visit with family, 22. Slumber rooms with beds for deceased, to be used until ‘casket is selected. 23. Religious paraphernalia furnished, cruc er 24. Special lighting equipment, ifs, pray -, ag. 25. Sanitary linen service. 26. Sanitary bed for home use. 27. Special rooms for lodges to assemble previous to services.

Professional and Detail Services ji 28. Furnishing and placing door wreath or eard on place of :

29. Removal of deceased In service car from home hospital 30. Test of death. " 31. Bathing, sterilization and preservation of 32. Shampooing and waving hair. Socom. 33. Trimming hair, 34. Shaving. 35. Manicuring. 3 Sime Tr bie A ing for clothing at home if " 38. hase of new clothing if necessary. 4 39. Dressing and placing in casket. 40. Procuring statistical data, death certificate, burial permit, 41. Arranging for paid ballbearers, when necessary, 42, Arranging for singers, if desired. 43. Writing of obituary notices and photos to newspapers, 44. Inserting paid funeral notices in newspapers. : 45. Ordering grave at cemeiery, also other equipment. Checking with cemetery to see that everything is ready before burial 46. Ordering vault (cement or metal). Church,

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Flowers 57. Arrangement of flowers and maintenance of flower record. 58. If large number of floral tributes, lady assistant calls at home 3 hey with recording of floral pieces, addressing envelopes, ete. 59. Memorial record of floral tributes presented to family, . 60. Cards supplied for acknowledging floral tributes. 61. Arrange for hospitals and charitable organizations to come for flowers families wish to give them after the service.

Legal, Governmental and Statistical 62. List of visitors who have called is earefully kept. 63. Procuring of American Flag with honorable discharge from military service. . ; 64. Applying for payments in fonnection with wartime service. 65. Execution and handling of insurance forms. 66. Advice given on procedure for executors and administrators. 67. Pre-arrangements (making funeral arrangements in advance of need), forms and identification cards always available, 68. Notary Public service. : 69, Complete biographical file kept for legal reference. 70. After-service budget payment plans available. These are subject to Federal Government supervision,

Out-of-City Arrangements 71. Arrangements for Funeral Directors’ services in other cities. 72. Membership in two National Associations—National Selected Morticians and National Funeral Directors Association— means we have Funeral Director representatives in every town in U. 8. A.—and can give service anywhere. 73. Obtaining transportation tickets for deceased and escorts. 74. Arranging plane, train or bus schedules and transfers. 75. Packing and transporting casket to depot in shipment case.

Other Facilities . . . Available for Additional Charges 1. Fireproof crypts for postponed or delayed burials. 2. Crematory—in our building. (Only one in a Mortuary.) 3. Columbarium. (Permanent nfthes for urns containing cn mated remains.) d 4. Complete selection of urns. 5.24-hour ambulance service (ambulance transport sick, invalid 3 port sig In and accident cases). NN