Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 June 1948 — Page 11

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Mrs. George Vaubel

Mrs. Zetta May Vaubel died today in her home, 2824 Ruckle Ave. She was 50. Mrs, Vaubel was born in Evansville and lived here eight years. She was a member of the Evansville’ Olivet Presbyterian Church. Services will be held in Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary but the time has not been set. Burial wiil be in Evansville. Survivors include her husband. George C. Vaubel; two sons, James E. and Donald C., both of Indianapolis; a brother, Marvin Horn, California; two sisters, Mrs. Buelah Gwalthney, Glendale, Cal, ‘and Mrs. Goldie Van Antwerp, California.

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UP A TREE—Bobby Schwarz perches high in a tree holding a pair of maracas in Crandon

Park, Miami, Fla. This isn't her idea of morning exercises. She's up there to make a big noise for the preview of Miami's Fun in the Sun celebration which “begins in July. Mh

Union Central Life Actuary Elected

William Morris to

Assume Duties Aug. 1

The election of William MacGregor Morris of Indianapolis as actuary of the Union Central Life Insurance Co. by the board of directors was announced today by W. Howard Cox, president of the company. Mr. Morris will assume his duties Aug, 1. - Mr. Morris, who lives at 5434 N. New Jersey. joins the Union Central Life Co. after 14 years as actuary of the State Life Insurance Co. of Indianapolis.

He is a native of Edinburgh and was educated in Scotland where he entered the insurance

business after World War 1. \ ' Located in Canada

He first Incated in Canada as actuary of the Montreal Life Tn-

surance Co. Two years later he joined the Guardian Life Insurance Co. of New York as associate actusry.

In 1929 he was elected vice president of the Atlantic Life Insurance Co., Richmond, Va., and left that company to come to In4iananolis in "934. ep He is a fellow of ihe faculty of Actuaries in Scotland. a fellow nf the American Institute of Actuaries and a fellow in ‘he Actuarial Society of America. The Union Central Life board a1=n plpcted the former actuary, J. R. L. Carrington, of Cincinnati, a vice president. He has been associated with the company for 46 years.

Woman Killed As Car Hits Horse

Dorothy Virginia Belling, 24, Ft. Wayne, was instantly killed last night when the car in which she was riding collided with a

{horse on Road 27 near Angola.

The car was driven by Robert Lutsay, 23, also of Ft. Wayne. {He was slightly injured.

State police said the horse was

irunning loose on the highway.

| When struck, it was thrown into the air and crashed - into the

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: Arigry Resident Fires At Truck in Backyard

One of three young men who parked their car at a wrong address while looking. for friends was shot by an angry resident early today. Donald Gamron, 20, of 1115 Lexington Ave. was in fair condition in the U. 8. Veterans’ Administration = Hospital on Cold Spring Road, where he was taken] by his two companions. He and Stephen Neal, 21, of 1640 W. Ohio St, and -Cleve Mitchell, 20, of 322 Cable St. told police they went to an address in the 200 block, Koehne| St, and knocked on the front door. An unidentified man about 50 came to the door and ordered them away. They drove a small truck to the rear of the house. While sitting there, they were fired upon by the man who suddenly appeared in the backyard,

Can't Recall Address Shotgun pellets struck young! Gamron in the head and neck,| but missed his companions. They told police they had been drinking and could not recall the exact addréss.

In other shooting incidents

sons for further investigution. While patrolling in the vicinity

police heard three pistol shots fired in rapid succession in a nearby alley.

Search Reveals Pistol

A search of Joe Anthony, 23, of 1337 Columbia Ave, who emerged from the alley, produced a pistol with a warm barrel. Charged with vagrancy and drunkenness, Anthony told police he fired the shots but was shooting at “nothing in particular.” William Bardwell, 28, of 506 W. 24th St., was shot in the arm by his wife, Nellie, as he attempted to break in the front door of their home.

Mrs. Bardwell said she fired the shots when she heard the door glass shatter. Both were held on vagrancy charges. Police Chase Suspect Speedy action by police in the investigation of a burglar alarm at 41 W. Ohio St. early today resulted in a two-block chase on foot as the suspected burglar fled patrolmen. A shot fired by Officer Russell Carmichael halted Roy Cullivan, 28, Vincennes, near the Traction Terminal Building. He was held on vagrancy charges for further investigation. 5 Two women reported to police last night that they were accosted by men in automobiles who tried to force them into the cars. Reports Man Grabbed Her

Ruby Shepherd, 218 Sanders St., said a man grabbed ‘her by the neck as she left work at the American Can Co. and pulled her toward a car. He fled when she screamed for help. Louise Sturgess, 39, of 525 N. Alabama 8t., fled to her apartment building when three aren approached her last night and asked her to get in their car. A resident of the apartment met the assailants as they pursued Miss Sturgess up the stairs of the building and they fled.

Lawrence Finnegan Lawrence M. Finnegan, 806 8. Richland St, died today in Methodist Hospital. He was 34. Mr. Finnegan was a lifelong

early today police held five per-|.

whether Mr. ceived money for his services as guardian. He testified earlier that he rangement and doesn’t want any money from the guardianship.”

V.THREE—The V on this campaign badge stands for "Vandenberg and Victory Vote." Mrs. Gerry Youel of Washington, D.'C., wears the symbol, which boosters of Sen. Arthur H. Vandenberg of Michigan will wear at the Republican National Convention.

Resume David Hearing Friday

Dawson, Zechial

Entombment” will be ih Crown Hill Mausoleum. He was 62. Mrs. Riggs was an accountant, living at 5606 Carrollton Ave. Born in Rising Sun, he lived here 59 years, and was a private accountant - 15 years. He was a member of the Fourth Church of Christ Scientist and the Marion Masonic Lodge 335. Surviving are his wife, Daisey S., three sons, Jack A. Greenville, 8. C., and Frank L. and Robert A.; his mother, Mrs. Amelia McVey, all of Indianapolis, and five grandchildren.

Mrs. Louise Lee

Rites for Mrs. Louise Lee, a native of Charlotte, N. C,, will} be held at 1 p.m. Monday in the New Baptist Church. Burial

20 years and was a member of the New Baptist Church. i Surviving are a stepdaughter, Miss Arbell Lee; two stepsons, William Henry and Dock Hugh Lee Jr. all of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs, Alberta laniels, Topeka, Kas.. and a brother, Albert

The involved wardship hearing

day in Juvenile Court after a stormy session yesterday. A few minutes after adjourn-| ment, James Dawson, guardian! of the Walker boy, almost came,

attorney. Mr. Zechial said he is! not representing the parents of, Little David. He was identified, by Referee Lawrence Hinds as| “an officer of the court.”

Attorneys Argue

The two attorneys argued over Dawson has re-

“never profited by the ar-

Little David's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Jack L. ‘Walker, Chicago, filed a petition asking that their son be declared “neglected and dependent” as a result of Mr. Dawson’s guardianship.

Mock War Opens At Ft. Harrison

Operation “Arrowhead” opened at ‘Ft. Benjamin Harrison today with more than 400 Hoosier reserve officers and enlisted men taking part in the mock war. Fought entirely on maps, the

To Take a ‘Breather’

Indianapolis home builders who

have been producing at top speed since the war's end are going to

Almost Come to Blows

of Little David, 13-year-old evan-| gelist, will be renewed next Fri-

to blows with Chester Zechial, an

Sullivan, Chicago.

Harry J. Holman Rites Monday

anak TIMES - PACE It! R T British Set b [seymour Youth [Rsper, Turkh legs _ ron lace, |Group Formed [ees rari see ots fet Times State Service killed Shen's grow of 60 BulSEYMOUR, June 19-—Civic, 80-/garians attacked the Turkish cial and fraternal leaders have!frontier village of Kalkansougut. ' Handle Berlin: Traffic Sat eu FO ack Naa Ee Cut Off by Reds tonal opportunities for boys andl, pgs "NoricEs A fo BERLIN, June 19 (UP)—The|B'T!8 Cf the unity. Frere British set up an aerial shuttle| Five existing youth organiza-| BORED .OF SONRGAT" 8 eave between Berlin and the west to-|tions, Boys Club, Girls Club, Boy| Notice is hereby given the follow Services Monday day to handle the traffic cut off|Scouts, Girl Scouts and Harmony |B PPUHges, S000 Si of indisne by the Russians to prevent the Hangout, will become di apoils, request 3 variance from (hg For F. L. Riggs eastward flow of Reichsmarks|of the foundation. : "3oe-v-as LACE COu& Services for Frank L. Riggs /made worthless by currency re-| “Tdwin A. Blish nas been named [eof 130 Oa MG Duets wre in Lowe’s|TOrm in the western zones. president. of the foundation. work shop, in oiviag ¢ an “wie” who died yesterday we's All British passenger traffic|Other officers are Mrs. C. E. Gil- of, toumeteiel greta & 1 the: Foundation, Hinsdale, TIL, will bel A%, TEs BS ORe Oy air|lesple, vice president; William |™36s"¥.ii ELVIE DICKERSON. rear 3505w held at 4 p. m. Monday in thep,cinning late today, military Prentice, secretary, and J Walter, 3 33 Kenwood d Ave Sy varidues of ust Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. government. authorities an-| Hastedt, treasurer. and Harold | Hor the operation resta and’

nounced.

brought to the continent from|

England to handle the sravel| pages Mrs, Frank Brunow, struction of a truck ng Pe ET neh W. J. Reetz and William Jones, {a permite” tontuctien a » ‘mail U. 8S. Plans Unannounced directors. | mately 14 Shi ey seit an br American plans for coping with {mer 26th St. Drive, oust cor.

Sherman the problem were not made pub- |expansion ots Son-contorming use, 0 at ice, | 5 arm ices to the north side of the existing commertions of the were not apparent at once. All inter-zonal passenger train traffic was suspended. But there had been little if any passenger travel by train since the March crisis. Early reports were that motor traffic to Berlin was stopped, but could continue out of Berlin to

‘the west. ove — MARY, TUNE, 3008 ark | The new tangle, the latest in|INg to Purdue University and|CRe®cocusy’s fraller. > i a long series, was brought on by|Federal statisticians. ah V: CLAR KE Jv co. oe 3 will be in New Crown Cemetery./the currency reform announces! April's index reached 270 while un Ave. requests permission’ to Mrs. Lee. who was 60, died/ment yesterday by the Amerl-the index for May was 260. The “Say. So REALTY INE. ths Ps Thursday in her home, 1014 cans, British and ‘French. They period from 1935 to 1039 was used Ave, Tequests variance of building Tine — | Roache St. She had lived here Will put in circulation tomorrow as an index of 100. of he elition tr the harth ide of Ihe

a new Deutsche mark, replacing

and

{worthless reichsmark. The western allies forbade the import or export of reichsmarks in the western zones. They announced no program for enforcing the ban. British Army sources in Ham-

burg used lice

strengthen the border ar smuggling of the new currency.|three times as high as before the! in ustend to within 1 of the" Oolumbi

uran' C. Ahlbrand, Charles R. Brown, (food store and for the manufacture and Mrs. Coulter M. Be of ~ Tide Salo the {Clarence G. Steinwedel, Don 268-V CME - ANY, Bollinger, J. L. Rogers, 0. R.| a TeqMrments Io. Permit the one

planes were being

full extent and implicaborder blockade

requests Hoy % Devise the Tepair. and at the rear Seles )

269-V-48 FRANK & OLIVE Dy, York ks. ree

Times State = oa ® LAFAYETTE, June 19—Indi- questa ia | be Gk To construct and operOT ps 8 La nbeikts i

ana farmers received about the 4 Pa same price for their products in|to chigan ot.

May as they did in April accord-|** NE ising Tetloence i

However, cattle rose sharply| jensting burch and ts permit the enclosure during May to reach $26.40 and|*'2je'v'is CARL H. MONZEL. rear 3323 soybeans jumped to $3.75 perk och St, requests permission to park bushel,

May hog prices drop in ung so " pulang AL the rear of the Ped existing store buildin - TERja og ASsitrlent, te packing) 73 Tear 130 N. Gladstone Ave. re. Farm Product Prices Up Prices received for farm prod- English ve Tequests Jariance of use to o n ucts in May. were stil relatively FERN SoS, o XL EH kh ceived for commodities used in MeRRNEIE Tose Colurhbla Ave. and 1322living ‘and production. Actual{ind Ene a

en nts to perm prices received average almost the replacing o % ihe existing frame build

buildin-

invalidating the virtually

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said British troops might be soon alongside German poand frontier guards to against

war.’ Ave. property line 6 | Services for Harry J. Holman, An d However, prices have generally - i. Wa re nt hy 18% former Indianapolis resident who erson 0 ge fallen 12 per cent below the -|6nce of rear regu ramen i. Be ‘has lived in Chicago for the last time peak reached in January and Bey " o-wiihin ¢" ot the ar Droperty i {515 years, will be held Monday at ind ations Joint to a continua- Marcy Lane, r 1:30 p.'-m. In 4 to al p on of the Lena, a HT construction of 4 tle Filanner & g § Cc il io fies Side of th the existing rets™ to: uchanan mor- ear ' tuary. Me died © _ Times State Servis ew Lounciiman Comer 3 aunt Eapwone. Ae 3 of a heart at] ANDERSON, June 19—Several Of Shelb ill 6 quests variance of bullding line an tack Thursday| faculty and staff changes have yv Th store building to the Keystone A night in his|been announced by Dr. Russell Times State Service ty line. ARD. 1330.1

Olt, dean of Anderson College,

office in Chieffective . prior to the start of

cago. Burial

SHELBYVILLE, June 19—With/g. ries yarianee of Mayor Harold Pickett breaking a

ude to perm the e Paintba used ds & new paver distr! ation od the re

The boy was made a ward of Juvenile Court before the hearing began.

Mrs. Lulu Bundchu

Mrs. Lulu Bundchu, a lifelong

today at 115 8. Audubon Road. She was 72.

She was a member of the First Evangelical Reform Church. Services will be held at 10

resident of Indianapolis, died

will be 1n|school in the fall. tie vote of 3 to 3, Glenn Plymate|st Washing t o n| Among these are the resigna- has been elected as Shelbyville's| 283.Vs | ne kL hort Park. Hon of Miss ladys R. Ryden, fourth wand $Y councilman. Theo use and Ares reqiirements to perr Born in - O! ysical department work election : gave 8 the REPUDHCADA 8 Fon conversion "Hol mour, Mr. Ee for women, and Edward J. Ron-|4-3 majority and climaxes a coun-| "seve 5 Fo FooRER COMPAR Olan nan lived in|sheim Br. who has been head of|cil “feud” which has been under- (3131-38 E loth 8. tequests bermisy Indianapolis most of his life. He|Public relations work for fouriway since the last November elec- ,paTau] 4B od was an efficiency engineer with|Yéars. Miss Rydeen has accepted tion. EVARD, tear | 1} Now dur Jersey BL 2 the International Harvester Co, |® Position with the University of| Although the election put a Re-|quests varisnce fermi Vo of Chicago, with whom He had|W n. Mr. Ronsheim has| publican mayor into office, the A ® LR ued ben associated for the last 10{R0t made plans for the presenti. Democrats started the year with aev-4s PIE; NC, B17 years. He was a member of| Dr. Streeter Raymond Stanleyla 4-3 majority and stood a chance Harding da 51% “bli Capital City Lodge 312, ¥. &|Stuart will come to Anderson|of increasing it to 5-2 when theyl|bue do xiow oiarvet rotall 4 .*f: Scottish Rite and the|/College from Boston University|filed a suit contesting the eligibili- wholseale plo vaRery THELMA Shrine. I; Ssplemmnge 34 aasoeisls profes. ty. of Jun Hiatt, Republican, KELLER n N. Kevetane Ave. ; i He {a survived by his wife, Mrs. Roman councilman. . Leonette McConnsha -iolman,|B8sistant to Dr. Olt. Dr. Amy] The suit was based on the fact] He IY 0 and a sister, Mrs. Jane Collins of | /CPez. Kingston, Jamaica, is re-that Mr. Hiatt had moved outside| 87-V-48 IX ue, Indianapolis. turning to Anderson after an ab-/the ward after election. Beforeito permit the amontiing NC in. sence of several years, to resumeithe council could clinch the move, xisting: garage at the rear of

her

ment. Dr. Earl Martin, Dr. Carl Kardatzke and Miss Anna Koglin will

return to their classes after sab-|phreak-tle votes. A ruling by Ju ast a A 15th & R* | batical leaves during the DastiHarold Barger upheld air. Hiatis ga oy Fa emission to year. right to the office and the election unit planned for imm ate construct

Turn of Card

work in the English depart-/the death of L. C. Lummis, Dem-

ocrat councilman, gave the Republicans technical control with Mayor Pickett in a position to

288-V-48 JOHN B. LAPLANT, Jour 1 Si eperais variance of = oF & body, Yeni “thes wou oF of the aval balding att e ear of e v POBTOL

of Mr. Plymate swung the balance|snd use and the tu fone’ SESS

rt 6 later date. 4 aon at BER, 4715 _ Rosslyn

of power to the Republicans.

was T6. The estate was divided into

A native of St. Louls Crossing, four equal lots, and then repreMrs. Payne lived here 30 years.|sentatives of the four branches She was a member of the Edin-|0f the family sat down at a

battle. concerns tactical, supply|2: Mm. Tuesday in the Shirley During the controversy Demo- Ave time variance. and administration problems|Brothers Irving Hill Chapel. Divides Millions crats boycotted all special ses-|of sm - gid 5 he exist and will continue until 1 p. m.|Burial will be in Crown Hill. : sions called for the ‘purpose of op CR IVAN" C. o te Cine. tomorrow. Surviving are two daughters,| OXNARD, Cal, June 19 (UP) filling the fourth ward A ods 8 Sis yprianes Although many of the men Miss Margaret Bundchu and Mrs.|—Division of a $15,000,000 estate "wr AL NOTICES Zz to por BR eter i+ engaged in the exercise are/Roy Lang, and a brother, Harry was decided by the turn of al ——— mole foo rear To I residence. already battle-experienced, the{Roerry all of Indianapolis. playing card here, it was dis- ger RE Feausios variances of o problems will give them further M R closed today. AND Pe and Jour yatg Tequirstiencs a 1 practical training in. command Mrs. Rosa Payne Attorney W. Mark Durley sajd|nual LE of the for Ses, on of Wout ing gusrters at the gear of the Ea a staff operations. Services for Mrs. Rosa Payne, he recently drew up papers for fro Sav "or aces” of "(he' Associtian: oye PAIR Loud, es 0 Regular Army observers and who died gesterday in her home, the vast ranch holdings of the! 11 south Street, pIndiany lis, |to opera 8 ; instructors are serving as critics|1219 St. Paul St. will be held at|late Dominick McGrath. hel inaiaea. “ ries rot iy. on on Nias 10h, ble hea tions + during the action. 1:30 p. m. Monday'in the Robert holdings * were to be divided|pirposs. of consid tot be ning App Teneo Sterling Funeral Home. Buriallamong his three sons and heirs dissolving ih ins aL corpora |in which "t Home Builders’ Group will be in Washington Park. She|of a fourth: ton: and for and place & 0,

such further Bunn properly pied ot said meeting. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Secretary.

as may be gt

attors er tout in om

» ZONING APPEALS o NOPLE HOLLISTER Beecutive. ‘Secretary.

C. GRAUEL,

burg Methodist Church. ranch housé table before a face-

and Queen of Sheba.

{ § national standard of the United

mice. I Sam. 6:1-5. THREE: Haile Selassie. royal emblem, symboling the

TWO: The Philistines were told to make golden images of two in the Katsuta coal mine

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF

June 8, 1048. near KukuoRa. Eight miners The above LION OF JUDAH 1s {were injured, five seriously: -Ameremperor's descent from Solomon |ican troops are assisting in rescue work,

“ ” down -deck of cards. Each person! wotice is her on the Are of the City of Indianapolis, Mar * y | resident of Indianapolis and was take a social “breather” at Lake Survivors include three daugn- oe eby giv mo oily of 1 DAVIS CLEANERS a dispatcher for C. & D. Motor, Wawasee, June 25 to 27, C. F./ters, Mrs, Lola Arnold, Mrs. Nen|dr®W one card and the disposal COEC, Andie “oes, a ong. Birsess, Be usolte, Indians, will © 1 __\ Delivery for two years. He was Cantwell, secretary of the Indian-|Swartz and Mrs. Tehlma Haire [Yo Ver: . bearing on e Toth. 1048. ut 9:30 welock B. En es ; me E———— a member of St. Catherine’'s|apolis Home Builders Associa-ial' of Indianapolis; two sisters 5 the period - July’ December 31 TR emergency appropriaty § ~ |Catholic Church and attended tion, announced today. Mrs. Kate Ensley of Edinburg| Farm Girl Outpoints hte 18 be indtudec Sie not to-be ly addition 16, the buages of ssid uw ¥ DIRE Cathe ‘al High School. | The builders are avoiding for-\ond Mrs. Mary Gephart of St. Bove in 4-H Cont ArrroPRIATIONS FoR THR OPERATION OF THE LB Services will be held in Flan-|-nal programs. They'll golf, talk|Louis Crossing; one brother, y ntest CITY INDIANAPOLIS ner & Buchanan Mortuary, butltrade, eat, sleep, and for three|George Shank of St. Louis Cross-| LAFAYETTE, June 19 (UP) aly 1. 3048. %0 Ct 31, 1948 J RINDIANA MUSIC 0s the time has not been set. days shake off the worries of|ing; four grandchildren and four|—A farm girl from near Roll BUDGET CLASSIFICATIONS : Survivors are his'wife, Zavazda their business. great-grandchildren. ing Prairie in La Porte SPECIAL PUND st 1115 E. OhioSt. Paul H. Rinne, Pres. FR-1184! gether; a daughter, Karen Ann; = - putpointed a field of Boy con. OF ? ON \ \ 1. Superintendent's ce ! Student a son, Lawrence Michael Jr., and OGNE SCRIPTURAL PRE ~ testants to win first. ‘Place in a 3. Social Service Department J his mother, Mrs. Celia Finnegan, CEDENTS FOR THE MOST po —and*-«Bg "Judging event 3 Business Director . Bice Band Instruments all of Indianapolis, and a sis- 3 Botidings Ds Our Rental PU @ ter, Mrs. Helen Leak, Clermont. ® THRILLING ACT OF 8. held in connection with the. J0th 6. Supply Department .........o.ovsnieirrinnnns investigate Our an 4 . ’ . CONGRESS 14,1777, annual Indiana 4-H Club round- : © EAR SER, I $ 153.01 °C Stephen Anderson { £ or up. meaveTiOn ADMIKITRATION : : toes or Stephen A. A Helen Dalenberg, 18, scored 1 1. Super inion a re HE Funeral services r 1404 ints t 1 ementary Ss Anderson, lifelong resident of In. rr wi Ss I Hig Sm eh : ORLY TGR TCL NT RTRs oe dianapolis, will be held at 9 a. m. Prairie girl "Helen Flitter, was 2.015.307 Ha Tuesday in St. Patrick's Catholic fourth * y we i 1 a . indianapolis Blue Prin re al wil be in Rey Kile Donald Stansifer and Richard 600 E. Ohio St Mr. Anderson died yesterday in Smith, both of Bloomington, his home, 1903 Hoyt Ave. after were second and third. The § 08422: ar illness of four years. He Rn Monroe County team won among es JORDAN BROS. was 56. 42 competitors and La Porte CABINET CO. A cirek for the New York Cen- pin County was second. Another tmmediate Delivery on All Si tral Railroad for 30 years, ne Q S37 team from Monroe placed third. BUILTIN CABINETS a member of St. Patrick’ o> AE if rt tp er § 208.3% Le ow, Lots Duper 4c Church 21d the © 7% ‘Mitchell. Mother Gets 333 W. Washington St. Survivors nctudl a ister, Mra. ND WHO WERE WY | “Z| Probation in Gl Fraud | s asso —— ag ad D3) and two Srothers, Eo CALLED UPON 10 ¥ Mitchel Mapa ra To oo peer SERVICE ohn an n Andersqn, both of ‘MAKE IMAGES OF 7 , was me y Bonded Deb ....iueis ss $ 80,028.00 OPEN TONIGHT {Indiana THAT WHICH THIS caring for six children while on J eee on BB ar riawrinity 83000 y 5 GIRL FEARS ? / probation from a 366-day prison 3. Payment Bonds—Sinking Fund ,........co: - : UNTIL 8 0 CLOCK G ver c McCormick 2 ‘ : seilianoe. = Total -DEBT SERVICE ..u..coaeicesrsisnnss $ 321,308 2 . rs. Fox was sentenced in PIXED CHARGES LEON TAILORING co. ER TRE fl Federal Court here yesterday in 1 administration... wee YA 235 Mass. Ave. ‘Lnnigi dr eral Hospital. He was 64. ¥i/| |onmecction With 2 $400. G1 fam: Total—PIXED CHARGES .....iseeeoooesiss $ 1049780 Mr. McCormick was born in S fly allowance fraud. She pleaded CAPITAL OUTLAY Shoals but lived here 18 years. guilty to recelving four Army 1, Administration yo 2, dependency checks from a hus- 3 Elementary Schools " PERSONA Services will be held at 10 a. m. 7 3 High Schools Monday in Flanner & Buchanan &%, band she divorced, but Judge + 122.400 LOA Moderate Mortuary and at 2 p. m. in Shoals % EN Robert C. Baltzell put.her on pro- Total—CAPITAL OUTLAY in Moderate Com Bort Mat aT MON IS SAD ° - bation and told her to go home A artan Persons: Loan Department rial A - Va and take care of her family, 2 Art Associa _ Survivors are his wife, Lula M.;| |T0BE A DIRECT DESCENDANT 8h he Bard Art Ane - Peoples State Bank [land three sisters, Miss Myrtie Mc-| [OF A NOTED KING AND QUEEN $21 she had Deen married i Symphony Orchestra : 13 & MARKET sl. Cormick, Mrs. Sherman Fortner,| [OF BIBLE TIMES 2 Copr. 1948. The Dean's Bible Bet seven times. : a TRANSPIRED 5 se Member Federsi Deposit (nsurance Us Jiand Mrs. Charles W. States, all AM - BIBLE BEE ANSWERS: Mine Blast Kills 56 Tolal—SPECIAL FUND .......: i sees ONE: Setting up a banner, standard, ensign for the people | TOKYO, June 19 (UP)—Re-| TUITION FUND | is referred to many times. Isa. 11:12, 13:2, 49:22, 62:10; Jer. 50:2. reaching Tokyo said today IND at Reacher Balaties ..iv..s dos se inns nd $3,006,867.00 On June 14, 1777, Congress proclaimed the Stars and Stripes the that 56 miners were killed and tal—TUITION FUND .....cooo siocsessas: Joo hess States. still are missing in an ex- Grand Total—EMERGENCY APPROPRIATIONS

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