Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 March 1950 — Page 25

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Alaska, Mar. 3 | Civil Aeronaucials today were ilot who stole a idated “Airlines 1 16-minute joy —at-dangerously-

said the plane . From the posi. they said, it apvas not familiar

flew -low over residential -dises roaring full ignored radio 2 control tower

lly landed the left it in the ay and escaped b, police said. aid the culprit, ably would be . The company press criminal

LANNED , Mar. 3. (UP)— y Army troops \ maneuvers to ring in North my said today. 1: be conducted \ir Force.

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ial” will be ime New ‘Crown. He was 75. A native of Greensburg, N. Ca he lived in Indianapolis 26 years.! He was a carpenter. He was a member of the Alien Chapel AME Church. .

Survivors include a Sister. Mrs.

Lillie Rankiss, and a nephew, Holson Zigler, both of Indian“fee” = ti

i Services for Mrs. Nellie John- |

ison, 618 N. California St, who -§idied Wednesday in her home, were to be at 1 p. m. foday in {Jacobs Brothers West = Side {Chapel. Burial was to be in Crown Hill. She was 66. Mrs. Johnson was a life-long Indianapolis resident. She was {a member of Leah chapter No. 2, {Order -of Eastern Star,” and ithe Bethel African Methodist | Episcopal Church. A son, Robert | Johnson, = Indianapolis, aad. a niece, survive Clarence E. Clay Bervices for Clarence E. Clay; 7 Sheffield Ave. who died yesterday in his home, will be at 10 a. m. tomorrow 'inr Farley Funeral Home, Burial will be in Floral Park. He was 67. Mr. Clay was born in-Bracken | County, Kentucky, but bad lived lin Indianapolis 40 years. He was |associated with Indianapolis Rail{ways 18 years before he retired 10 years ago. Surviving are two sons, Albert 1A. Clay and Forrest E. Clay, and two sisters, Mrs. Lillian. Van

hart, all of Indianapolis.

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Liang Shen, former Indianap-

his home, 4817 N. Whitsett St. North Hollywood, Cal. Mr. Shen was operator of the tLiang Shen-8tudio, 2887 N.-Iii-} nois St. He moved to California lin 1948 because of ill health. A {native of China, he came to

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Drops Out of Race

AP RNIPA THE Mar 3 (UPY One of Sen. Claude Pepper's op-

“fi ponents for renomination today

| dropped out of the race and said he would support Rep, George Smathers, (D. Fla.) - against the | Senator. James J, Horrell of Orlando announced his switch in what

camp | speech, He'said the race between {Mr, Smathers and Sen. Pepper is “of the greatest importance,” and

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who Tuesday in his home, will be at! ‘neral Home Crystal Chapel. Bur-

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that he will support the young

“Roamin’ - in the _ Humbie ‘miners in shabby rain-| coats jostled shoulders with Scot- | tish peers as the Rev. T. F. Hark-| ness Graham - likened Scotland's greater minstrel to Robert Burns

of the past. . Arps rid {wide, "said the pastor while the —torgan swelled in the familiar; {melody of “The End of the Road,” one of the wrote. It was raining as Sir Harry's)

died Sunday at the age of 79.

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{Parish church “before 800, mem- Tot guns, bers of the congregation and which Johnson admitted. stealing. concentrated use of make-up is other guests. Mourners joined in Johnson is free on’ bond on a noted among the over-35: group the grand darceny charge. .

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“At Rites for World Famous Minstrel

HAMILTON, LANARKSHIRE. Scotland, Mar, 3 (UP)—The| bagpipes were silent and the gray skies dripped rain on: the * ‘Bonnie ein died, ks 0’ Clyde” while Sir Harry Lauder was 18d to Test i “The kilted minstrel with the sparkling wit was buried ‘beside his | mother yesterday in the austere burial place of his family, less than a mile from the banks of the River Clyde which he immortalized rvrm—————————— te.

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Pawnbroker Held

“This interesting exhibit will be

150 songs Sir Harry, On Stolen Goods Count

An Indiana Ave. neighbors gathered at Bent Ceme- charged with

pawnbroker receiving stolen

tery to pay their last respects to goods was bound to the grand the world-renowned minstrel who| jury under $3000 bond today. Judge Joseph Howard of Munic~ Flowers ranged from a greatiipal sheaf of arum llies and iris. the against Harold Rappaport, 27, of Ibo JeleIBDIance of wartime Primel400 N. New Jersey St., proprietor! yw; nister inston ure and of Rapp's Loan and Pawn Shop,! 26 N his wife, to a bouquet of violet=!326 Indiana Ave, DiGeorge Lowy. 928 N.

sent by a child admirer of the {hearing yesterday. Bill Johnso : {Scottish minstrel.

Court 3 heard evidence in preliminary

cameras and watches!

Death of 7 Pets =. Stirs Neighborhood | Following death of seven outs the neighborhood, residents

‘a suburban area east of Indian-

apolis were up in arms today :

against a dog poisoner, ‘Carol Ann, 4-year-old daughter, of Mr. and Mrs, A. W. Pugh, has/ ‘been heartbroken since her pet Lchow-collie; “Cap,” died . Yester-| day. William Bramblett, “who lives, in 934 Cecil Ave, found the dog, ! {which he thought had been in-| jured by a .car, in a driveway ‘near its home. He took the pet

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home... where..itdied, apparently.

ithe victim of poison. 7 Other Cases Cited Mr. Bramblett, a dog lover, is keeping his’ own three pets on leash inside his fenced yard. He bélieves, however, the neighborhood dog poisoner has been throwing poisoned food into yards, and expressed. fear that it. might be picked up by young children, :

rhood who have . lost pets thin the last few days include Cecil Ave,

and Forrest PHllpS, 708 Devon

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