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Y Muneral ‘services - for Ys Edward P. Rubin; Chicago’ econo- | Scudder, 5457 Pleasant Run’ a n Inter rving | mist an and 1 investment specialist, wi aC ire, oppe way, South Drive, will ‘be held at] e fifth annual 1:30 p. m. Priday in Shirley Broth-| * Meetings were to be held today | Ee ae Forum, at 8 Hes ou Sie 15-Month-Ol d Case

ers Irving Hill. Chapels Burial will jy, the Indiana Railroad offices in morrow in they

be in Memorial Pafk Cemetery, | Antlers Hotel. The Mrs Scudder. who was 56, died Indianapolis and Ft. Wayne to alert)

[forum is sponyesterday in ‘her home. She was a inter-city bus drivers to the hazards sored by the Indi-

native.«of Union City, N. J, and had of winter driving. : 'anapolis Junior lived here 50 years. § member of During the series of maetings, 38| Chamber of ComWestminster Presbyterian Church,| drivers, approximately 40 per cent merce. she was an ardent Red Cross worker. of the company’s operators, will be| Mr. Rubin's talk, Her father, the late Hugo Miller, presented “Safe Driver” awards for (“A Forecast of

oe Finally Dismissed | The case of: a drunken brawl that led to ong of three men accusing the other two of stealing his watch {lingered in the county's two crim= {inal courts for 15 months before be'ing dismissed for lack of evidence. Meanwhile, the prosecuting wit-

was the former secretaYy- treasurer perfect driving records. |Business Prosness was sent to jail as a material of the German branch of the Inter-| wna drivers will receive awards! pects,” will be a I HN ew are national Typographical Union. | for records from one to nine years'discussion of the JEN pear ai the trial, She is survived by her husband. of driving without an accident. |elements affecting “pg yg Rubin The ‘witness, Clyde Baker, 52, of

Beryl E. Scudder, Indianapolis, and | business economy, Certificates fer- more than three Pus the Tremont Hotel finally brought a sister, Mrs. Hattie Miller Hutch- a study of their relative importance = FTC oct. 30 when he

tson of. Chicago. - : years will be awarded Walter Fid- | dictions of business conler and A. C. Grose; nine “years: | oo. precuciron testifjed the watch disappeared durL. B. Giddings, seven years; -Earl ing 4 drinking bout with the two ac-

Peace Ride Near End | Roser, Robert. Yahne, Clay Howard,| The speaker is president of Se- cused men, Samuel E. Mulrooney, 50,

WASHINGTON, ‘Nov. 13 (UP)— Glen Monett, and Chester Floyd, lected American Shares, Inc, and of 316 E. Washington St, and AlSen. Glen H. Taylor (D. Ida) will seven years; Floyd Childers, Edgar|® Partner of Security Supervisorsiyin Duncan, 51, of 1027 8. Dennison

ride his horse up to the steps of Garner, Alfred Judd, Morris Lath- in Chicago. St. the Capitol Sunday to complete his 'am, Chester Sanders and Walter 7 Baker admitted to Judge Saul I. cross-country “ride for peace.” Sheets, five years. James Hyde, 1 Year Reboot Crimiaa Cow 3 be gd —— —————————— ree not know what happene ) ‘School Employee, Dies [ ° Pp

James Ellis HTyde, school boaid| ayirooney and ‘Duncan were employee for 17 years and Marion cp argeq with robbery Aug. 15, 1946, County resident since 1915, died to-| land arraigned- Sept. 7, 1946, béfore day in his home, 819 Edison St. He j; qoe Willlam D. Bain of Criminal

was 67. | leased both men on Mr, Hyde, who was a member ny 1, who releas is the Calvary Baptist Church, had| Asks Jury Trial

been ill a year. He is a by his wife, Anna| The case was set for trial last E.: his sister Mrs. Zona Hardesty; Jan, 20. But, Baker did not appear two grandchildren—Mrs. Tresais|and the state asked for a con|Reed and Miss Eva Shutt: and a tinuance. The same thing happened stepson, Thomas H. Shutt,” all of March 18. Mulrooney failed to apIndianapolis; and another sister, Pear at the next trial date, April 24. |Mrs. Eva’ Rickert, Cannelton, Ind. |The case meanwhile had been Services wil be held at 1 p. m. transferred to Judge Rabb's court. lin the Moore Mortuaries Northeast Duncan already had gotten in juil [Chapel with’ burial in Ebenezer, |On another charge.

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imciea—— Baker went to jail July 2. The case once again was set for trial, this HAVE YOUR uU. s. “May Protest time for Aug. 1, However, it was

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: ird 1 i | States would protest the life sen- rendered by his bondsman. The Early Bird is a smart bird. He knows that a really. {Sates youl PHS it the life sen- oct. 16, a defense ‘attorney missed good portrait can't be finished ‘in a day, Take a tip | Juliu Maniu, 75-year-old anti-Com- the trial and Judge Rabb released

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