Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 August 1947 — Page 24

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In 1913, Shirleys was the first funeral service in Indiana to convert to the then new type of transportation . . . the motor hearse. Today it is accepted as standard.

During the recent past, Shirleys have used modern air transport . . . from the far Patific Coast. Important time was saved , . . as well as financial savings tor the family. . 3

Again , , . Shirley service is prepared to give. the. most efficient attention to all funeral requirements , . . and always at a cost benefitting. the patrons: of Shirley Service.

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Police Denounce Fiction Gumshoes

Boys’ Camp Proposal On Today's Agenda

The Praternal Order of Police was on record today opposing mo-| tion pictures, radio programs and |

tectives who always solve the case while the locsl police force is | stumped. | Chapters In 16 states were pe} resented by 350 delegates at- the annual grand lodge meeting in In-|

lution condemning “private eyes." The same resolution denounced the | “bold, vicious, salacious and im-| moral” comic books which demor-| alize the youth of the nation, | Delegates to the conclave contend that movies and radio pro-| grams leave an “utterly false” impression with the public that pri-! vate Investigators and newspaper people do the work of the police! with exceptional ease.

Routine Solutions

Instead, the policemen say, most, If not all, real-life crimes are solved by routine methods by the man on the beat, Other resolutions adopted by the| convention called for adoption of a uniform traffic tional firearms act. Officers con-| tended that modern automobiles and highways have put all parts of the country In. the’ of all motorists and that drivers should not have to learn different traffic laws for each state or city they énter. One proposal that has aroused | wide -fnterest among -the conferees, |and Slated for discussion today. was the establishment of a town” at Camp Breckinridge, near | Morganfield, Ky. OMcers declared that “everybody | talks about the juvenile delinquen- | cy problem, but nobody does any- | thing about it.” The proposal would| put the FOP In charge of a boys settlement on the now surplus army camp, which has room for 1700 youths, patterned aftér Father Flanagan’ s Boys' Town in Nebraska,

Bruceville Man, 87, Killed in Car Wreck

Times State Service

VINCENNES, Ind, Aug, 13--El

Long, 87, of Route 1,

comic books featuring private de-|

dianapolis which passed the reso-|

code and a na-| Where she was

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Bruceville, | mile and half north of here.

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ADOPTED DAUGHTER— Elizabeth Scholtes, 22, for two years tended James Currier, dier killed in Holland. She. has | just arrived in San Francisco | “adopted” by the soldier's mother, Mrs. Pearl Caligari. In her welcome to San | Francisco, Miss Scholtes was presented a diamond ring. She visited the San Francisco Wind | mill which was a gift years ago from the Netherlands government to the cit y.

= Youth Is Killed

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‘Dollars Per Capita’

Decline in Year

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13 (U. P). ~~ Each American had $312 less |eash on. Junk 30. than he had on July 31 last year, the treasury said today. Cash per capita is considered a rough gauge of inflationary pres-| sure. 8 Although there was more money | iin eirculation June 30 than a year | | ago, the total population had in-

[creased enough to make the per

capita sum lower. | The per capita figure on June 30 | was $106:66 as compared with $199. 8 last year, the treasury sald.

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Times State Service BEANBLOSSOM, Aug. 13.—Funeral services will be held at the Evangelical church here tomorrow for 14-year-old Rupert Forney, who was killed yesterday when a horse he was driving bolted. Young Forney was driving a horse-drawn wagon in which two {companions were riding with him when the accident occurred about ¢ Paul

died today in a Vincennes hospital | Ackerman and Billy Miller, neither

two hours after he was Injured In a two-car crash near here on state

road 565. jr to run away.

Mr. ‘Long was a passenger in a| car driven by his grandson, Ovis Long, 37. The younger Mr. Long was In serious condition in the hos. pital. Roscoe Lanning 54, of Route | 8, Wheatland, driver of the other! | co was uninjured

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of whom was injured, said a horsefly lit on the animal and caused

Rupert was thrown died

from the wagon an instantly of a

broken neck.

Renamed’ College Head Aug. 13 (U. P,)~The Rev. Fr. Henry A Lucks was reappointed yesterday as

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| P.).—8ix-year-old Ronald Mudgett | | died Monday night of injuries suf{fered Aug. 7 when he ran in front of an automobile driven by Garfield |B. Walker, 21, 'of South Bend. COLONEL DIES OF POLIO SAPPORO Japan, Aug. 13 (U. {P) ~The army announced. today {that Lt. Col. John R. Weikel of| | 8p! g, 8. O., commander of | the 6 parachute infantry, 11th airborne division, died Aug. 8 from | poliomyelitis.

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