Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 May 1949 — Page 8

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Viola. Rogers,

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

a Military ‘Honors

"For Aerial Gunners

8-Sgt. Harvey B. Duncan, In- toda

dianapolis aerial gunner and

“holder of the Air Medal with

three Oak Leaf Clusters, will be buried with full -

Wednesday in Moore Mortuarfies Peace Chapel. An aerial gunner on a B-24 in the Eighth Air Force, Sgt Dun- % can was killed when his plane 5 Skt Duncan was destroyed by enemy fire over Misburg, Germany, Nov. 28. 1944. He was 31. He participated ia 57 bombing missions over Germany of which he volunteered for 22 He heid the Air Meda! with three Oak Leaf Clusters and the Purple Heart was: awarded posthumously. i

Milk Company Employee { A lifelong resident of Indian apolis, Sgt. Duncan was a Polk: Milk Co. employee and had worked as an inspector im the Curtiss-Wright Plant here one years before enlisting in the Air Force. He departed for overseas assignment in May, 1944. Three months after Sgt. Duncan left the United States, his) mother, Mrs. Bessie Duncan, | died. His father, Harvey Duncan, | was killed in a railroad accident] when 8gt. Duncan was three! months old, Surviving are two uncles, Chess A. Fowler and Ivan Fowler, Indianapolis, and an aunt, Mrs. H. C. Black, Bloomington.

Amos C. Beers

Services for Amos C. Beers, Indianapolis resident for the past 50 years, will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow in : Conkle funeral home, Burial will be in Mount Jackson Cemetery. Mr. Beers, who resided at 115 N. Nel Jersey St, died Friday in General Hospitali He was 76. A retired laborer, he was a native of Kansas,

Surviving are two sisters, Mrs, C. E. Ringold, Oklahoma, and Mrs. E. K. Everett, Indianapolis; and a brother, A. J. Beers, also of Indianapolis,

Henry C. Hicks :

Services for Henry C. Hicks, Indianapolis native, will be held at 1 p. m, tomorrow in People's funeral home. Burial will ‘be In New Crown cemetery.

[Services Tuesday | Lemania For 1 Martin

Es {and a grandson. of

hs Iris, 819 Paca St, will be held at 8raduated

Mrs. D. B. Hendrix Ritac Arranged

in an Indianapolis nursing home, will be held at’ 10:30 a. m. Tuesday in the Grandstaff funeral hotite, Roann, Ind. Burial will follow there. Friends may| call at the Dorsey funeral home’

Flier Shot Down In Rhine Crossing

Ye iW. Wilkins St, will

Mrs. Hendrix, who was 68, was be _ held

{Thursday at Farley Funeral a native of Roann. She had lived tome. Burial will be in Floral

in Indianapolis 35 years. ‘Park Cemetery. Time of the fuSurviving are her husband, neral has not been set.

David B. Hendriz: a son, George, 1 Martin, a C-47 pilot with

p +Howard Hendrix, Greenfield, Ind.; the 1st Troop Carrier Command.

two daughters, Mrs.’ Alberta was shot down in March, 1945, Schlosser, Indianapolis, and Mrs. during the Rhine crossing, Part Madonna Durant, Detroit, Mich... of his duties included the towing

gliders filled with oombat

‘ . \troops, ‘Mrs. Joe Harris | Before starting on active duty Services for Mrs. Mattie Har- With the Army, Lt. Martin was from Washington 1 p. m. Tuesday in People’s fu- F!8h School and had been an 'neral home. Burial will be in New *MPloyee with Kingan & Co, He Crown cemetery. She was 47, Dad also served several years A native of Louisville, Ky.. Mrs, (With the 113th Observation Unit Harris had lived hers since 1920./°f the Indiana National Guard She was a member of the Church at Stout Field. of God. : i 4 Major Encounters Survivors include her husband, . Ine airman, who was 26, had Joe. and a sister, Mrs. Carrie flown in four major encounters Doss. both of Indianapolis. {in addition to many comparaamitai— ck ra amon tively minor missions. Among his Mrs.

. . citations, Lt. Martin held the Zilpha T. Tingle

Purple Heart and Presidential Services Monday

Unit citation. Surviving are his grandmother, Services for Mrs. Zilpha Aj Pollie Marti, with whom - i resided; ,three sisters, Msg, Tingle, pi 5 Broujcaide PAwYu| Anna Mae Brinkman, Greeneld: Ow of Walter J. Tingle, will be Mrs, Bernice Graves, near Mun. beid at 2 p. m. Monday in Roystericle; another sister in Kentucky; & Askin Mortuary, Burial will|® daughter, Linda Gale Martin. be in Summit Lawn Cemetery, Denver, Colo, and his parents. Westfield. She was 78. {William Martin and Mrs. Mary Mrs. Tingle died yesterday in|Coats. St. Vincent's Hospital. | :

Born in: Westfield, she lived in Indian-/In Trend With Times

apolis 50 years. She was a member of the Plymouth Congrega- LAWRENCE, Kas. (UP)—Col-

tional C Te. lege is assuming more practical Welter Hitzch hore Her husband, proportions in Kansas, The Uni-! h Yer, ole ee oe a ago, versity of Kansas has added air, Mrs, Hugh J, Cassidy, Indian. ne hostess training to its cur-| apolis, ‘and Mrs. Claude Jessup, | : Columbus, 0.

Lewis Summons Aids To Washington Parley

WASHINGTON, May 21 (UP) ~-John L. Lewis has summoned district’ presidents of the United | Mine Workers to meet here Monday, union - sources said today, They were expected to discuss wage contract negotiations, The miners will open negotiations on a new agreement next Wednesday at Bluefield, W. Va., with the Southern Coal Producers Association. Mr. Lewis has asked U, 8. Steel Corp. to open talks but has received no reply. He has not made such a request to other steel companies operating coal mines, northern and western commercial

producers, or the anthracite operators.

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Mr. Hicks, who resided at 1855 Highland Place, died Friday in Cold Bpring Road Veterans Hospital. He was. 31, and a Work War II vefpe&n with two year's service in the North Pacific area. Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Fannie Hicks; two. brothers, Charles, Indianapolis, and’ Arthur Hicks, Chicago; three sisters, Mrs. Mrs, Elizabeth Barnes and Mrs. Lillian Rose, all of Indianapelis; four nieces and] nine nephews,

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here’s your chi to learn. The Portland Cement AssociaFor Riley Hospital tion will conduct two concrete A campaign to finance the new mixing schools this week at the {research division of the James Purdue University Extension. The | Whitcomb Riley Hospital - for first sessions will be Monday and Children and the Indiana Univer-| Tuesday, and the second two pe{sity Medical Center gained mo-iriods will be Wednesday and

$1 Million Sought

than 20 county chairmen volun-|p. m. . {tarily joined the medical research. B R. Petrie, field engineer for (effort to raise $1 million, {the Portland association said yes- | Under the leadership of a state terday that cement mixing schools {committee headed by Anton J. already have been held elsewhere { Hulman Jr., Terre Haute, and 13/in Indiana and Kentucky. district chairmen, the campaign! gtydents, contractors, 'archiwill open early next month in the tects, engineers and others in the

70 Hoosier counties in which! onstruction industry are invited {volunteer chairmen have organ-|_nn admission fees.

iy {ized groups. In some counties, ac-| TTT, Lt. Charles Martin . y 3 arles Martin Boys Club Camp

. . services |tive campaigns already are under Thursday. way, i Te ~| Marion County already has Mrs. Willkie Reported |7dcd more than si000 Opens June 13

{toward the $1 milion drive, which| In Fair Condition {will last the Riley centennial year. The Boys Club Camp near {Bartholomew County, under the Noblesville will open June 13, with CAMBRIDGE, O., May 21 (UP) | chairmanship of George Doup, camping periods from 12 to 24 —Mrs. Edith Willkie, 50, widow Columbus, has reported about | g,ug offered boys between eight {and 14 years old. Registrations

of the late Wendell Willkie, today| $4000 raised, a third of the quota, organizations partici-| are being held at the Lauter Boys

was reported in fair condition ajwhere, 8t. Francis Hospital here. |pating in the campaign are the Club, 1309 W. Market St, and Mrs. Willkie and her son, Phil- Deita Theta Tau Sorority, Indiana English Avenue Boys' Club, 1400 lip, 29, were injured last Sunday Congress of Parents and Teach-| go o1ish Ave when their automobile went off ers, Indiana Farm Bureau, Indi-| 1a the road near Barnesville, O. ana State Federation of Labor,| Junior cabin leaders for the Phillip was released earlier and Kappa Kappa Sorority, Loyal summer wil include Donald Westreturned to Indiana. They were Order of the Moose, Riley Cheer rick, Eugene Woods, Donald en route to Rushville from Wash-|Guild, Veterans of Foreign Wars|Kent, Jerry Carter, Daniel Vespo, ington when the accident occurred | Auxiliary and Junior Chamber of | Richard Buchrop, John Collings-

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