Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 June 1946 — Page 12

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| native of Indianapolis, will be held lat 3 p. m. tomorrow in Moore |Mortuaries Peace Chapel. Burial {will be in Washington Park. | A lifelong resident. here prior to | moving to Clermont eight years |ago, Mrs. Ruse died yesterday in | §t. Vincent's hospital. She was 34, | Survivors are her husband, Rus- | sell H. Ruse; three sisters, Mrs. | Nancy Garrison, Indianapolis; Mrs. | Jane Thurman, Decatur, Ill, and | Miss Betty Jane Jones, Lizton, and | three brothers, Clifford M. Jones, | Brownsburg; Richard E. Jones, Los | Angeles, Cal, and Arthur XL. Jones, serving with the merchant marine.

MRS. NANNIE O. BRITT

| Services were to be held this |afternoon for Mrs. Nannie O. Britt, {950 Berwyn st. at the J. C. Wilson | Chapel of the Chimes. 8he was a native of Charlotte, N. C,, and liived here 10 years. She was 84. Mrs. Britt, who. died yesterday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. |S. L. Wentz, is survived by two {other daughters, Mrs, 8. T. Hattrick, Savannah, Ga. and Mrs. George Hattrick, Charlotte, N. C.; two sons, Walter T, Britt, Hollydale, Cal, and Charles F. Britt, Petersburg, Va. Burial will be at Sylvania, Ga.

MRS. MARY M. DUNCAN Services will be held for Mrs. Mary M. Duncan of Center Grove tomorrow at 2:30 p. m. in the Honey Creek United Brethren church. Mrs. Duncan, who had lived in Center {Grove most of her life, died Tues|day in her home. Burial will be at | Greenwood. Survivors are the husband, Joseph Duncan; two daughters, Mrs. Wilma |Howard, R. R. 6, Indianapolis, and Georgia Duncan of Greenwood; four sons, Paul Duncan of Lafayette, and Edwin, Thomas and

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Congress may be graced with new beauty after November's elections if Lady Luck smiles on Mrs. Martha Sharp, above, Wellesley housewife who wom the Democratic nomination for congress in Massachusetts’ 14th distriet, She'll fight it out with the Republican incumbent, House Minority leader Joseph Martin Jr., of Attleboro.

JAP ARE AGGUSED OF DROWNING 1000

BATAVIA, June 27. (U, P.).—The Japanese were accused today of clamping 1000 allied guerrilla fighters in crates made for hauling live pigs and dumping them aliwe into the sea between March, 1942, and December, 1943.

The judge advocate of the Dutch war crimes commission was quoted by Dutch quarters as saying witnessse told him .of the mass slaughter of the American, British, Australian and Dutch guerrillas captured by the Japanese in Java. The Japanese wefe described as forcing into each small bamboo crate two allied soldiers, with one man's head alongside the other's feet and pressed so tightly they could not move, Witnesses said: truckloads of the baskets, five layers high, were taken to ships near Soerabaja and the baskets were thrown into the sea a few miles off the north coast of Java,

UNRRA AID CURB SOUGHT WASHINGTON, June 27 (U. PJ). —Rep. Clarence J. Brown (R. 0.) todgy seeks house approval of a proposal to withhold UNRRA aid from any country that bars American correspondents from sending uncensored reports on distribution of relief supplies.

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U. §. Weather Bureau All Data in Central Daylight Time

~—June 27, 1946— Sunrise..... 5:19 | Sunset

Precipitation 24 hrs. end. 7:30 a. m. Trace Total precipitation since Jan. 1... Deficiency since Jan.

The following table shows the temperature in other cities: Low 61 m2 66

{ Cincinnati .. ‘ees oa 63 Cleveland ... ren ‘ee 68

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Hila Funeral of Paragon Resident . To Be Held There Tomorrow

' | two daughters, Mrs. Dale Helm and

.| cial short-term senatorial elections. |

Rites will be conducted in Paragon Christian church at 2 p. m. tomorrow, for Mrs, Lutie Hodges, former Sunday school teacher and active church worker. Burial will be in Paragon cemetery, A life resident of Morgan county, Mrs. Hodges was 56 when she died

yesterday in Long hospital. The wife of Harlan E. Hodges, she was

he taught school for a few years. He then came to Indianapolis in 1903 and worked in the post office for 18 years. : Resigning his position with the post office, Mr. Dent went to Mis-~ sissippi to teach interior decorating in Piney Woods Industrial school. He returned to Indianapolis in the late 1920's and was an interior decorator until his illnéss about six

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an active member of the Paragon years ago.

Christian church, She and her husband had operated a farm for many

years in the vicinity of Paragon. Survivors besides Mr. Hodges are

Mrs. Byron Repass, Indianapolis; a granddaughter, Linda Helm, and a niece, Miss Jean Wilson, Portland, Ore.

PFC. JOSEPH 8S. LYNN Pfc. Joseph Salmon Lynn, brother of Robert Lynn, Indianapolis, died yesterday of pneumonia at Langley Field, West, Vo. Burial will be Saturday in Ft. Wayne. Two sisters, Elizabeth Lynn, Scranton, Pa, and Mary Blanche Lynn, Ft. Wayne and two aunts, Mrs. James Dorsey, and Mrs, Michael McGinty, of Indianapolis also survive him,

MRS. BARBARA GOETTLING

Services for Mrs. Barbara Goettling, widow of Carl Goettling, will be held in J. C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes at 1 p. m. Saturday. The Rev. Norman Schultz, pastor of Garfield Park Evangelical and’ Reformed church, will be in charge. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mrs. Goettling, a native of Indianapolis, died yesterday in her home, 2642 Manker st. She was 64. For many years she had resided in Hamilton, O. Survivors are a brother, Frank Sternberger, and two sisters, Mrs. Kate Andrews, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Henrietta Steinbauer, Omaha, Neb.

PETER S. DENT

The Rev. Robert F. Tobin, pastor! of Christ Temple, will conduct | services in Willis & Son funeral home at 10 a, m. tomorrow for | Peter S. Dent, teacher, Interior | decorator and former post office clerk. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mr. Dent, who was 73, died Tuesday. He resided here with his| daughter and only survivor, Mrs, Eugene Asbury, 2902 Paris ave. A native of Frankfort, Ky. he was a graduate of Lincoln university, After obtaining his degree, Mr. Dent returned to Frankfort where |

LANGER, YOUNG HOLD NORTH DAKOTA LEAD.

BISMARCK, N. D, June 27 (U. P.) —U. 8S. Senators William Langer | and Milton Young, Republicans, | were far ahead of their opponents | today, with only a scattered light rural vote left to be counted in North Dakota's primary and spe- |

State Senator Joseph B. Bridston | conceded last night that Mr. Lang- | er had won the Republican re- | nomination. Mr. Young, appointed to fill tem- | porarily the seat left vacant by the

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| Miami : er 83 9 | Tuesday night, was hopelessly

| Minneapolis-St. Paul “es New Orleans ‘ah 73

Oklahoma City Omaha .“r ser Pittsburgh ..... “ee 64 8t. Louis . 73 San Antonio San Francisco ... ...., ee Washington, D. C.......coivis

State Deaths

ANDERSON—Prank P. | vivors: Son, H | Isabel Sheldon, ! rs. Ida B. Ferguson, 75. Survivors: | Husband, Walter W.; sons, Carl, Clarence, Mrs. Ralph Niblock, Mrs

Brown, 98, SurMrs.

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| Grace Ferguson; sister, Mrs. Clara Fght-

EVANSVILLE -— Rudolph Weitzel, 69 | Survivor; Wife, Rosa. er W. Jones, 44. Survivors: Wife, | Christine; son, William 8.; father, Walter | es Sr; sister, Miss Mattie | brothers, Leroy, Daniel, FT. WAYNE-—Isaiah Driver, 73. 8uvivors: Brothers, Samuel, lona, George; sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Snyder. FRANKTON — James Edward Thomas, 69. Burvivors: Wife, Catherine; daughters, Fern Thomas, Mrs. Violet sons, Clyde, William, Raymond; sisters, | Mrs, Mary Ring, Mrs. Martha Blaly, Mrs | Nettie Isenhour, Mrs. Pauline Berry, Mrs | Ida Shiveley GOSHEN—Mrs. Amanda Shull, 84, Bur- | vivors: Daughter, Mrs. Olive Nieman; | son, Clarence HARTFORD CITY—Charles 8. Bugh, 7 | Burvivors: Wife Anna M.. son, Orva; | daughter, Mrs. Forest Holwerda; brother, | Riley; sisters, Mrs, John L. McGeath, | Mrs. Robert Spaulding, Mrs, Ned Huf! MIDDLETOWN-—Miss Ida McCormack. MT: VERNON.—George T, Crawford, 84 Survivors: Daughters, | Mrs.* Willlam Schisler; sons, Ulla, Bishop, Raymond; sister, Mrs, Priscilla James,

Sons, daughter,

vivors: Edwin;

Wayne, T-Bgt. Mrs. Alfred Linnie

fleld and Marcus Eglen, sisters, Mrs Nancy Voyles, Mrs. Maude Delwaide, Mrs Della Haley, Mrs. Hattie Hankins,

SHELBURN--James Taylor,

Eulalia Taylor, brother, John,

Mrs, Fontella ompson

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rs. Larkin Almor, SEYMOUR—Mrs, Esta Johnson, 51. Sur- | Lancelot, | father, John Eglen; brothers, Joseph Win- |

80. Survi- | vors: Sons, Joe, Alvin; daughters, Ina and |

TERRE WAUTE-—John E. McColloch, 75.!

death of Senator John Moses, last | {year, held a 2-1 lead over William

Former Senator Gerald '‘P. Nye, {who conceded victory to Young

| snowed under .in his attempt to

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