Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 December 1949 — Page 16

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Electrician, Dies

po oware B. Rose, electrician for, , Glore & Glass, Inc., con}

tractors, died last night In his| home, 3036 N. Capitol Ave. He! was 62, A native of Lafayette, Mr. Rose | had lived in Indianapolis most of| “His life. He had been an employee! of the contracting firm for the past five years, Mr. Rose was a member of Marion Masonic Lodge No, 35, Broad Ripple Lodge No. 548, * . JOOF, and Sylvia Rebekah Lodge. Rites at 11 a. m. Wednesday in - Flanner & Buchanan mortuary!

a member, will officiate.

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A sister, Mrs, Maude Néutsch, * Indianapolis, survives. "Mrs. Helen Andrews Dortch Claypool Hotel,

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Howard. B. Rose Dies at 2 ~~ Rites Tomorrow | For Mrs, Dortch

Services for Mrs. Helen Andrews Dortch, 3533 Lesley Ave. - will be at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow | in Royster & Askin Mortuary, Burial will be at West Newton. Mrs. Dortch, wife of Carl R.!| ~Dortch, diréctor of governmental research for the Indianapolis! Chamber of Commerce, died yesterday in their home, Bhe was 32, The Rev. L. Willard Reynolds, | pastor of Valley Mills Friends) Church of which Mrs, Dortch was

She is also survived by ‘mother, Mrs. Edna ‘Andrews.

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| ” ° : | TODAY AND. TONIGHT—Stormy weather is expected over much of the nation today. Moist | PLUS air from._the Gulf of Mexico will feed the eastern storm while an air flow coming inland from the |§ Pacific will be the weathermaker in the Far West. Rain is forecast for the Ohio Valley. 5 KEYSTONE i : R-8-500 Watt—8MM ' Peacetime Draft Denies Steel Union Tyg Confess [| . . PROJECTOR Will Ask Raise | . i Ren wal Ur { PITTSBURGH. Dec. 17 (UP) Five Robberies & ® 500 Watt Lamp | --Increased steel prices which ¥ ® 400° reel capacity gave official Washington a case ¥ Indianapolis ® F185 coated color lens | Defense Secretary of “Inflation jitters” and brought Two nd anapo | men have admitted a series of five holdups of ® Fost outomatic rewind | Calls Move Vital threats of a double-barreled con- Red Cab drivers and a bakery if a ~ gressional investigation will net’ truck driver, police said last night. ® Powerful forced draft WASHINGTON, Dec. 17 (UP) rr erro The 4 bie ¥ systems ~ Defense Secretary Louis John- put any more money in the steel- 1e five robberies during an, son has told President Truman Workers’ pay envelopes in 1950 Sight- week spree Retted only 3 55, § ® Master switch {that a three-year extension of A spokesman for CIO Presi- DO omit, lo 2335 § ® Seif-adjusting film gate the peacetime draft law is “es- dent Philip Murray said todav the ” Lo J B . sential”. to national security, it increased cost of steel “will not Theodore Williams, 32, of 2827 ® Variable speed control (was learned today. Mr. Johnson bring any demand for a fourth- Caroline Ave, a prisoner ini ® pilot light [has asked the budget bursa to round wage Tho roase inthe steep Marion County Jail, admitted: pI «approve a $16.7 million annual industry.” [complicity tn the hotdups: Both ® Tilting device appropriation to-maintain the Se- He said “there was not a were charged with robbery. “$74 50 lective Service system.— Approval chance” of reopening present con- Smith, arrested yesterday on a I : lof the Budget Burcau and the tracts before next November and tip, told detectives he obtained a President are necessary hpfore no posit of a strike before total of $35 from four Red cal $175 PER WEEK BUYS BOTH “ithe proposal can be submitted Dec. 31, '1950 ‘drivers and $20 from a Freihofer ON APPROVED CREDIT

[to Congress with administration Benjamin F airless president of Bakery Co. truck driver. He said’

backing. U. 8. Steel, announced that his he used a knife in each robbery. i POST-PHO 0 SHOP Claims Acheson Support firm would “welcome the oppor- Smith accompanied him on part of i ®

at Y before Congressional investiga- | After the holdups, Smith said, . Hlinois St.. Rl. 9371 (3%. duds, SRpites Jone 2. Pg tors to back up the company's he went to Williams’ home ne were 15 N. ois. St., 'hnson wants it extended to... .. increases, they divided the money. Bcc ER A A A A AR AR CE a aC

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