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AGE. . asdamorkor Soo: Friday Mrs. Laura ‘Marie - Vanda- Jackson and Mrs. E. J.- Churchill, worker, ‘wite of the founder antt|Ch conductor of the Indianapo Newsboys’ Band, died yesterday Miss Ella King ". in her home, 2015 Guilford Ave. A native of Noblesville, she 1919 Hillside Ave, who died SatHved in Indianapolis "since her yrday in her home, ‘were to be

tJ. B. Vandaworker held at 1 p,m. today in King| Capt. Thomas ¥. Ruckelshaus|" Burialicame home to Indiana soll yes-

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Services for Miss Ella

marriage | fn 1900. She was a member of & King Funeral Home. Second Presbyterian Church 49 will be in New Crown. She was 41, /terday,

tved in Indianapolis ‘nine years.\a World War II airplane crash!

mother, in India was reburied in the Red Cross. active tn club work. She was Mrs. Beulah Johnson; three siS- National Cemetery at New Al- he ro

member of the Vandaworker

years. i Mrs. Vandaworker' was %lso

Dollie. Burrow, Mrs. pin IVOTY Harris and Mrs. Gustavia

\Grandville King and {Johnson, all of Ri

and Faculty Club, Daughters a rol Woman's ‘Department "Club, Magazine Club and Juvenile Ceriter Auxiliary, Rites will be held at 10:30 a. m. friday in Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Crown Hill ‘Cemetery. Besides her husband, Mrs. Vas —daworker-is-survived by a-daugh- .. Rene F. Muller, Annap-|

LONDON, Nav. 2 (U ."=The Ovérséas Food Corp, complained today that gi raffes were congtantly interrupting. telephone telegraph service -ih eastern Africa by knocking down

Charles E. Williams, the lines with their necks. &

crashed onthe rugged mountain

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Born in Richmond, she lived in Indianapolis 50 years. She was a Bolt, a.supervisor in P. R. Mal-

x ory Co., Inc., who died yesterday The Alr Force officer killed in Christian Church, the Women’ Sin his home, 6720 E. Washington Christian Temperance Union and! ist. will be at 3:30 p.m. tomor-

‘fow. In Shirley Brothers Irving He was 53. /

(bany,’ his family announced,

former Notre Dame football lumi-

'member of the Downey Aven

Survivors. include her hus ung Herbert L. Hunt, two sons, Her- Hill Chapel. ot Lhe body of the former Red bert L. Hunt Jr., Indianapolis. and Porn in Scotland, he lived In} 1Cab Co. president, sportsman and|James Gilbert Hunt, ndianapo two sisters, Mrs, Mary to the United States in 1928. He ‘mary and other‘ members of the Mawson and Miss Elizabeth was a member of the Irvington plane crew were exhumed from |Moore, a brother, Herbert Moore, Prespytérian Chureh, interment in India and recently all returned to the U. 8. grandchildren.

‘| The wreckage of Capt. Ruckelshaus’ plane was found on an MIS. Sarah J. Lawler . |India mountainside in October, |

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rg Herbert’ Hunt, William — Tat. Rackelshaus Rites Tomorrow 6 for Mrs, Catherine

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home, will be at

Sn pop. Mallory Co. | “Supervisor Dies at 53!

Services for William Grieve!

|Murat Shrine.

Played Under Rockne [Fanner -& Buchanan Mortuary. and.

The craft was believed to have

i” —_. is chad “NATIONAL

~ FLOWER WEEK”

| Jordan Funeral Home.

her home after an iliness of eight months. She was 46. Burial will be in Washington Park Cemetery.

Dickman was employed by the In-| dianapolis Glove Co. more than’ 20 years.

| Clarénce; a daughter, Mrs. Ross {B Moore; a son, Thomas; her Smother, Ms." “Edna Willner: two | | brothers, Charles and Henry Will = ‘ner; and four sisters, Mrs. Mary, po | Blume, Mrs. Rose McElfresh, Mrs, _— | Baa Gunyon and Mrs. Henrietta = | Horscroft, all of Indianapolis.

= Cletus Ray Mann

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—~— | Mang of Cicero, Ind., was to be

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education op the CRC an which dg 40 mueh to everyday as.

== ‘Chapel, Cicero.

{attended school .at ‘Beech Grove.

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=== dianapolis Unitarian Forum at! ees | 1 30 p. m,, Sunday. Spepkers will} .

t= and Mrs. Alfred W. Noting: f

[slope while ‘an a mission investi- | gating Japanese beacons. Capt. Ruckelshaus was captain! | of the 1922 Cathedial High School Street Methodist: Chifeh, Tienes: | GH teaT and ‘later played: foot= hh T= ball at South Bend under the | nme | late Knute ‘Rockne, Hé ‘was also!

(a better-than-average polo Player. |

The captain was a member of Holle and Mrs, Eva Werking, all {yn an t {the University Club, Woodstock os Indianapolis; 10 grandchildren Church. Club, Dramatic Club, Rotary ang six’ great-grandchildren. io b, St. Joan of Arc Catholic

uréh and Sigma Chi, social! Joseph E. Lancaster Services for Joseph Edgar LanBesides his wife, Onpt. Ruckels-| .octer “who died yesterday in his

haus Is survived by two brothers, home, 3936 Carson Ave. will be John K. and Conrad. | Bome, 36 Hill Cemetery.

Mrs. Clarence Dickman [Shape

man, 1101- N, Keystone Ave, will

A native of Indianapolis, Mrs.

She. is survived by her husband,

The funeral of Cletus Ray

held at 2 p. m. today in Victory,

Mr. Mann, who died Monuday {in ‘a Rockville sanatorium, for{merly -lived In Indianapolis and

He was 19. Burial wil be at | Sheridan.

He is survived by %is sui] Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mann, Cicero, three sisters’ and three brothers.

Speakers Aviounced | “How Can Our City Provide } | the Services We Need” will be! ‘the discussion topic at the In-!

{be Phillip Bayt, John B. Barnett |

| was 86. Born In: Aberdeen, O {in Indianapolis 30 years. She was

. m: tomorrow in. Wilson| I of the Chimes. Burial be in Memorial Park. He Services for Mrs. Lucille Dick-| was 76. A baker, Mr. Lancaster Tived He ‘be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in!/in Indianapolis most of his life. {He was .a native of. Kentucky.. Mrs, Dickman died Monday in| 18 Wife, Mrs. Ada E. Lancaster, [ter,

and several nieces and nephews -and two brothers,

survive. ‘Curtis Harris, Indianapolis

all of Renfrew.

t G include two sons, e H. Maris

{Glenn Lawler, Indianapolis, and

'spoon Church,

Tore Enough.

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Th when. Clifford Thur | man, Times staff writer, oi reports on a survey he made in Indianapolis and Marion County neighbor-

i. Maybe you don't feel the way your neighbors feel.

sure to read Mr. Thurman's report , . .. SUNDAY

and two Masonic Lodge, Scottish Rite and In THE TIMES.

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"| “Survivors include his wife, Mrs. {1sabelle Bolt, and five sons, Doug-| ! Services for Mrs Sarah’ Jane! las Bolt, Indianapolis; John and; 1944, after he had been reported Lawler, 39014 N. Drexel Ave. ‘who Menzie Bolt, Long Island, N. Y.; missing. by the War Department died yesterday In her home, Will'Toseph Bolt, Rentrew. Scotland; in ‘May of that year. ‘ be at 2:30 p. m,

Cigaret Thieves Eo ala To ‘lay Off Koals - [Ti'™ Appoints

Police today were looking for| . [burglars who's “walk a mile for| Burial will be in Crown Hill, She, AlSO surviving are five sisters, a Camel” or “smoke a Lucky” years with Rollin H.. Stewart, © {Miss Janet Bolt and Mrs. Eu- but who found the weather too president of Stewart Motor Sales, , she lived, {phemia McMurdo, Long Island. {cool for Kools. and Mrs, Alec’ Cureth and the member of the East Tenth | Misses Margaret and Ina Bolt,

tpmorrow inland Robert Polt, London, Eng-|

Ina, Side Club,

{waiter and owner of an Indiana] {Avenue liquor store, Mr. Harris | |died yesterday in his home; He [was 53. Burial will be in Crown who broke out of Plainfield list night were loose today. State police warned they might’ “walking arsenals!

A native of Forrest, lived here “29 years and was a be member of the United Wither: with loot from a burglary.

is survived by his wife, window at Plainfield at Mrs. Anna Louise Harris; a sis- out” - were believed to have later it ‘was announced today. Mrs. Willie James, Chicago. rifled tHe Edgar and SR0ry: on U. 8. 40 west of Plain-

Belleville Hardware

with the Tennessee Valley Author-| lity - in line inspection by heli- ported by the drive would have # ,ito be curtailed. if the needed {$140,800 were not obtained, offi A’ clean-up period of a week to 10 days wa [follow today’s meeting.

Elated, Deflated

LANDER, Wyo., Nov, 2 (UP)~—An elated hunter led 4 guide to the spot where he had killed, tagged and neat-

A Monon Rallroad dining car 2 ‘Tough Guys’ Flee | copter. Plainfield Boys’ School |

Two 16-year-old “tough guys’ Allied Service,

ROME, Italy,

llontal which is taking part inljoint Navy and Marine Corps : weather exercises off the coast

Robert A. " illo, . 1204 8. Arsenal Ave, was recently g graduated from a surgeon tech. * npielan procedure course at the ‘Brooke Army Medical Center, Ft. Bam Houston, Tex. He is the son’

of the same address,

Pfc. Jack P. “Hillyer, husband of § Mrs. Bonnie Hillyer, Clinton, has {been transferred to the B56lst Military Police Co. at Kyoto, Ja« (pan. He formerly served with the *|58th Signal Btn, /

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F.L Kollman . . . to dust ananos,

Frank Kollman Frank I. Kolimann, for ten Report Luncheon Still 11 per cent short of its ¢ Indianapolis Communit. {Inc., and two years in charge of fal, see India po y broke into the the Stewart helicopter operations, jp, 1313 'E. 19th St. has joined Allied Helicopter Serv>IpALCO Hall. today and carried away the cig- ice, Inc.,, New Orleans. ? aret machine. Police found it|' He will work with the United that reports of the 10 collection {broken open In a nearby alley. prujt Growers In Guatemala, ih divisions would boost “the drive Monticello; four| Services will be held for The thieves had removed the panana dusting, majof oil com- above the $1,280,000 goal, | daughters, Mrs. Linnie McCreight, {George H. Harris; 305 Harvard money and all but one stack of| panies in an ofl survey in the were doubtful the.total would be Mrs. Maude Watson, Mrs. Merieip) at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the cigarets. The stock of Kools was swamp lands of Louisiana and reached today. ed Witherspoon Presbyterian left intact.

Fund officials expressed fore

Services of 46 agencies sup-

He willbe executive vice pres-: {idént and general manager of the

EDDA CIANO TO EDIT

armed Edda Ciano, daughter of the late| Benito Mussolini and widow of| The youths, who slipped out a his executed foreign minister, will “lights edit a weekly magazine in Rome;

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