Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 April 1948 — Page 11

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Republica: ints.” vnted ‘that they 0 d6. And while ykésmeén for busi ress generally can hambers of Comrs and the real

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gain and the ret track—the middle

the course taken pamphlet setting reorganizapensation and the he Labor Departs’ down. Under the squired of the re és effective.

. Harness, RepubHloyment compen-= over to the States troduced a pill to made it a party

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<ATURDAY, APR. 24, 1948

Butler Bui

| Directors tors OK |

Nilion for |

Student Union

pect Occupancy = P eptember,’ 1949 | Construction of a $1 million

t Union building at Butler 1 dent will’ get under way in

Nhe building was Nad alhorised by school’s yh said oy provi for or te. building to be for occupancy DY September; 1949.

South of Jordan

fire-proof structure will be locatod south of Jordan Hall on Clar-| endon Rd. Archivectures will harwith Jordan Hall. = floor plans provide a completely

lice canteen,

Clarendon Road south

Campus Club which burned in November.

iz” Resident ¢ 81 Years Dead Here at 88

Services Monday For Mrs. Haslinger

Mrs. Frances

Monday

LLL

Topping will be

z queen and the millionaire Funeral services will be held i storage fa boy were planning to wed. But wd snp boas £1 floor will be at 2 DP. = Monday in Flamneriynti) actress Arline Judge di-|

a large ty of approximately 400 4 a two-line . cafeteria service; complete kitchen facilities; a faculty dining reom; two separate private "dining rooms, and student lounge. There will pe complete storage ‘rooms for the kitchen. Clubrooms,. Teo The university bookstore “will pe located in the north wing and will be furnished with shelving, steel fixtures, counters and equipment. Clubrooms as well as & faculty lounge will be located on the third floor.

ALUMNI GROUP TO MEET Indianapolis alumni of Lambda Chi Alpha will meet at 8 p. m, Monday in the Butler University chapter ‘house to discuss plans for the annual state dance to be held May 8 at Westlake Beath Terrace.

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Mrs. Charles H. Hagedon, Indianapolis, Popps, Ft. Wayne; a brother, Al-| {bert Kendall,

Surviving are two daughters,

and Mrs. William C.

E. St. Louis, IIL,

and two grandchildren. |

‘Mrs. Meta Hausdorfer

Mrs. Meta Martha Hausdorfer|

died yesterday in her home, 312! 8. Noble St. She was 87,

Hausdorfer lived in Indianapolis maost of her life.

.|Frank and Richard Hausdorfer; both of Indianapolis, and Walter Hausdorfer, Philadelphia, Pa.

time of service has not been set.

Mrs. Orville Davis

mour Davis, who died Friday in her home, 519 N. Bancroft St. will be held at 3:30 p. m. Monday in Shirley Brothers’ Irving Hill Chapel. Anderson Cemetery. She was 56.

Mrs.

Monday for Mrs

ters, Mrs. Edi Fentress “and Mrs. Naomi tic, and great-grandeh Idren, all’ of Indi-

Born in Cincinnati, 0., Mrs.

She is survived by three sons,

Services will be held in Flanner and Buchanan Mortuary but

“Rites for Mrs. Crystal = Sey-

Burial will be in

Born in Noblesville, Mrs. Davis lived here most of her life. Survivors include her husband, Orville; a daughter, Miss Betty Jane Davis, and a sister, Mrs. | Pearl 8. White, all of Indian-

{ apolis. Harris

Rites will be held at 1 p-

A nt———————————————————y nloaded’ Gun Wasn't A man in critical condition at General: Hospital today said he was a victim of the proverbial “unloaded gun.” Harold - Carlisle, 35, of 971 King Ave. told police his wife was toying with their 22 rifle last night and accidentally fired it. Mr. Carlisle was. hit in the right shoulder.

$30,000 trousseau.

tail dresses to to casual numbers for their ship- _ | board honeymoon.

French, 320 N. be held at 1:30 p. 'm. Monday in

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has been: “On studio orders I nt’ say | anything. Mr. Topping's married.” Final Fitting

As soon as Mr. Topping be-|

{came free to remarry, the pair !drove to Hollywood .from Palm! Springs, vacationing. Miss Turner had a final fitting of her cocop-lace-over-nude-satin wedding dress at designer Don Loper’s salon.

where they had been

Two . shifts of seamstresses

It included from suits to cockevening gowns

"An exclusive custom lingerie

shop was sewing the last of the embroidered mottos ‘on $5000 worth of silk panties and nightgowns ordered “for the . honey-

moon. Her bridal outfit is a cream brocade negligee and nightie.

Names, Sayings “She had some names and ni

ings embroidered on some of the things,” Park said, “but I wouldn't want to say what they are.”

lingerie ' designer Juel

Miss Turner and the tin plate

heir will be married at the home m. of: Billy Wilkerson, movie trade paper publisher and cafe owner who has been wed five times himself.

Writer Sara Hamilton will be

matron of honor. Mr. Wilkerson will be best man. Miss Turner's five-year-old daughter Cheryl Crane will be flower girl.

Dr. Stewart McLennan, pastor

emeritus of Hollywood Presbyterian Church, will read the vows.

Only a dozen guests will see the

tWO ceremony, but dozens more were invited to a big reception afterwards.

A week after the wedding, Miss

Turner and Mr. Topping will iy was to New York to sail for Europe.

Mrs. Benedict French

Services for Mrs. Marion H: Bolton Ave. will

Shirley Brothers’ Irving “Hill Chapel. . Mrs. French, who was 46, died Thursday in Methodist Hospital. A native of Buffalo; N. Y.. Mrs, French lived here most of her life. She was a member of {Christ Church and the Gray | Ladies Corps ‘of the Red Cross. Survivors include her husband, Benedict V. K. French: a sop, Jack, both of Indianapolis: her mother, Mrs. Albert H. Tockwood; three sisters, Miss Nancy Lockwood, Mrs. Dorothy Sides and Mrs. Elsie Sides, all of Buffalo,

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Awaited Divorce

today that she and

ANOTHER BUTLER SENG hi millondollor ‘Shidont. Union building will begin to take shape on of Jordan Hall about May | and wil replace. the historic Butler -University wooden:

Lana, Bob T¢ opping to Wed Amest 2 in Dawn at'2 SClock Shar

Blond Aciress Happy After Arline Judge

Takes Action on Long-

HOLLYWOOD, Apr. 24 (UP)—With no more reason to be shy ani about it, blond Lana Funes Turner admitted happily fin. dent of Indianapolis for 813 years, ‘died today in

P' Store Burglary

stilt'y -

were working night and day to} finish the rest of Miss Turner's

Lone 1048 Blog Syalhiente. TM.

Mrs. Alice Clancy Dies Here at 71

Clahcy, 1434 N. Delaware St. will be held at 9:30 a. m. Monday in Blackwell Funeral Home fol-

10 =. ay in S88. Peter and Paul Cathedral. Holy Cross Cemetery.’

Services for Mrs. Alice J.

lowed high mass at

Burial will be in

‘Mrs. ‘Clancy, who was 71, died She was a lifelong resident of In-igg

dianapolis and was a member of| Association members in the prosecutor race.

88. Peter and Paul Cathedral 29| years. She was also a member| of the cathedral's Altar Society,

Daughters of Isabella, the Propagation of the Faith Society

and the Legion of Mary.

She is survived by her husband, John J. Clpncy, Indianap-

olis.

Miss Matilda Weiland,

Kenwood Ave.

Services will be held at 10 a. m. Monday in Flanner & Buchanan

‘Mortuary, with burial in‘ Con-

cordia. Cemetery

Miss Welland is - stirvived by three brothers, F. H. Dedert and Henry Weiland, both >f Indianapolis, ‘and Edward Dedert, Fc Lauderdale, Fla, and -a sister,

Miss Ann Dedert, Indianapolis.

Robert R. Smith

Robert R. Smith, 1622 College Ave, died today in the Methodist

Hospital. He was 70.

A native of Ireland, Mr. Smith had lived here 45 years. He was a toolmaker for more than eight years at the General Motors Divi-

sion here. Services will be held at 2 ». m.

Monday in Hisey & Titus Mortuary. Burial will be in'Crown Hill.

IN INDIANAPOLIS

EVENTS TODAY Howe High School 10th An

ri mee . to mi heon—132: pid ns Indisatpolls Alhuetie- Shab. sy p ruer Spring F Mm. Athenaeum. ’

EVENTS TOMORROW Services ia Oathelic

hel Mi Hall, Shortridge High Renos b 21s Jordan Conserva leanne

<P: Odeo: s and Meat ondsay),

MARRIAGE LICENSES Robert J. Harpe ce, 21, of 282 St.; Marilyn . Fisher, 18,

imes. Warren Roller, 18, aly A. Prank, 18,

of 1

f 837 N. 75S er30n.

ot! Harry Linder, 2, 3 Betty Abrains, X Richard % Avis 0, 1303 8. ‘Hawthorn Lane; Es et hy pty 17, of 1610 8.

on 2, of 423 6. Shefleld| Al St. Vincent's a Blue; James, | Children. Ave.; Joan n, 18, Fran Dotty Morland: 3 Lawrence tt | Otis Maynard, . 27, of 1842 Ave Clarence, I Arthur, Joyce Irvin, 30, of 302 8. Trowbridge. Carington: James, ary Rien Para Richard C. Vonnegut, 35, of 1878 Oo . Glen, Annice Funk Rubye| Ave.; Barbara Ann Martin, 27, of Pozsnel; Max, ' callow: Oran, tel ay RA 18. of 2016 8. Belmont, | de siey, adhe Bu mn, elmon! v Ave.. Shirl ny Miva, 17, of 3148 Cal: At Methodist

; Rose

niversary Dance 3 Hotel Antlers.

and Protestant city’s asyen a schools ur 3 le tory—J oy ving and Roger Citshiman graduation recital—4

Dealers Clay-

8. Vine 934 N.

323 N. Grant; Shir-

DIVORCES

Carlos R. Branham vs. Evelyn I. . William

Bran. Eaton

8 “M. Johnson vs. Paul Johnson, Josephine Taylor vs, Irs Tayr, Charmaine T. Penis vs. Herbert Garlten H

BIRTHS Boys

it Vincent’s—Dale.

Elizabeth Dorothy th, Toma B X annecil. Mil

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Cha! pies, Kes er, Berths Graham; Ted,

he pore Glenn. Muriel,

aL: daughters, Ra a Ham

, Bailey Pat another old model { with a missing right front fender,

Chom 1] a. Mr. Gossert said.

Samuel T. Clauson

Stenz. if:

cary, Patricia oH {Douglas MacArthur announced | aries. Mary Johnsonsi 'today that many restrictions on Nellie Tur- mail to and from Japan will be [TR “ Feaneis — Bernard, Catherine lifted May 1.

store. drawn to two moving shadows in & rear room.

officers dashed inside and found two. men crouching Behind merchandise in a storeroom.

ter had been removed from the front of the store to the rear room and pried open with a screw driver. Also, been placed near an open door

as an exit,

“Jalooy” wheel idled near the store while the, men were inside. Police beHeve the man was an accomplice.

Lawyer Vote Picks Daily, Fairchild

and Democrat George S. Daily

faced the increasing” yesterday in General Hospital. election

one victor yesterday over his incumbent opponent, Judson L. Stark, in a straw vote of members. :

becker by three-to-one.

were 311 members, compared to & vote of 69 for Prosecutor Stark. Miss Matilda Welland, a life-| o"3. long resident of indianapolis, died yesterddy in her home, 3334 A member of Trinity Evangelical Church, she 87.

torneys voted, but 33 votes were canceled because voters failed to] : follow the rules in some respect.

Howe High School Pypil' Awarded Contest Prize

School pupil, has received a $10 award from the Marion County Tuberculosis Assn. for her entry in a recent poster contest. She was one of four winners, finalist fo be awarded a year's scholarship to the Herron Art Institute.

have received awards in recent poster contsts. They are Marji

LaRue, Richard Johnson, Dan Schamber and. David Bowsher. Forced Into Car,

Robbed, Youth Reports

Woodrow St. told deputy sheriffs he was forced into a car at the airport early today by two armed bandits.

trunk and drove to a location in ithe southwest part of the courfty James C. Clark. Where they robbed him of $10 Garland Jenkins. gnd threw him out, he related.

of Indianapolis, two hailf-brothers, {a half-sister, and four grand-!

Tod JAP MAIL RULES LIFTED

Police Car

Calling for reinforcements, the

The men were identified as

Ben J. Anderson, 35, of 1302 8. Belmont Ave, Walhs, 33, of 1548 8. Shepard St.) Both were charged with vagrancy. *

and William

The officers said a cash regis-

two radios had that apparently had been planned

A witness later told police a with a man at the

Republican Frank H, Fairchild primary campaign tempo today favorites of Indianapolis Bar

Mr. Fairchild was a four-to-

Mr. Dailey bested William ErFavoring candidate Fairchild

A total of 413 Indianapolis at-

Eleanor Elliott, Howe High

the

Four other Howe pupils also

Bill “Gossert, 20, of 536 8.

They shoved him into the car's

A third bandit followed in automobile

Services for the Rev. Samuel

{T. Clauson, former pastor of the Free Christian Church here for) 10 years, will be at 3 p. m. Monday in Moore Mortuaries Northeast Chapel. ®| Union Chapel.

Burial will be in Rev. Clauson, who was 72, died

: yesterday in his home, 3251 Stho“ified "Carl horus: " | {Spent most of his life in Indian- | apolis. For a time he was pastor of the Free Christian Church in | Muncie.

d Ave.

Born in Marion County, he

Survivors: are his wife, May; a Mrs. Violet Cox, both

TOKYO, Apr. 24 (UP) — Gen.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS "L DEATH NOTICES

The follwing Services Nove Bova chido: CLAUSON, Rev. Samuel T.

-ROCKWELL—Mary uae,

AN ioe. ¥ beloyed with of John J. Clancy, away Friday, Apr, 23. Funeral Monday, Apr. 28, from the "BLACKWELL FUNERAL ROME, 1803 N. Meridian St. 9:30 requiem mass at 88. Peter & Paul ‘Cathedral, 10 a. m. Internment Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends invited. Fvitnds may oa at the fu~ Reval home. Da of Isabella at the fuera home for prayer, Sunday. 7p.

CLAU open Samuel T., 3351 a : Ave. op? Deng of ay auson, father Violet rother of DePord, Brn. a and Alex Olvey, four grandchil

and t-grandohildren Snbered into Friday, fa. NORTH BAST CHAN 25% Station Sst, 3 mish Cha Friends "ure welcome. M oR

Seymour, loved wife of Orv

may call at CHAS. R.

MORTUARY, 3 Shelby Bt. FRENCH—M J ‘of Boiton Ave. beloved wife of V. K, French, mother of eT fad HE 8 Hi Ni Dorothy a ad and L Pile Sides o New ork Ved af CRP 7

ny Sears me 8. eT . Frank and br apolis, and "Waller 0 his mS AWRY

Tater. Burial Crown. “il. "Priends may call at mortu

NEWSOM—Julia B,, age 73, 418 W, Ma! Ti por beloved

i Grayson, ri Pee. dagger der man, and-

nnington

ond 2:30 prion Monda; m. Burial “érown Bull wrie Friends may call mortuary a E., age 33 years, of 2149 Say St., husband of Nancy Eira ht a call at THE JORDAN PUNERA

time Sunday. Graveside Howe! bv ndsy at Versailles, 0. ds invited.

LOCKWPLL--Mary Jane, age 88, loved Phgthes of 1 Mrs. Ethel Bken

m. ere Tuesday, Tom SHIRLEY ROS.’ FILL COAPEL,” 5377 E. Washington St, Burial ot Abbottsville, O. Friends may csi! at the chapel any time after noen Sunday.

am, 78 years, formerly of ? indianapolis, husband of M!

Mary is ’ Wa Brida at Albion, Mich. ied FUNERAL H

may cal , 2428 E. \oth St, after 7 p. m. Monday. Funeral Tuesday, Xr 27, 2

. Priends invited. Burial Crown

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ete Friends Re “eal a er to ¥

rtuary after

wm Mathilde, 3334 KenSister of F. H. Dedert. AnDa =~ Dedert; and Hen

We and, all f Indianapolis, and y i Hi passed aw ridsy Bat TV TUARY, Monday, a = phn Invited. Burial di Friends may

call at i rCiaty. 3. CARD OF THANKS fa

HICKS--We wish to thank our frends, Jelatives and mielghbors s for their kindness, beautiful floral Shermngs and Sympathy extended to at the death of our and brother, Oran HChs. ¢ also with to thank the Eimere. the Wilson Funeral ee and the of Pairmont Glass AND SISTER.

Works. NORRIS With hitartielt thanks we eXpress #)

an; His voice ws alvays rai raised in praise; Dus a Panis since ge "gone The pre au ve vey on the #0 tu. h

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WHITE and tan female, young Fox Terrier, wearing collar, vie. 1600 Shelby. CO-2584.

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