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Evangelist. Dies Here at Age 59

-Bervices for George Carlisle of |

Seymour, formerly of 2041 Wi Ave, wii be at 1:30 p. m. oer row in vary Tabern - al will be in New acl, BuriCrown Ceme- : tery. An evangelist, Mr, Carlisle died Friday in the home of a daughter, Mrs. Bonnie Totten, Seymour. He was 59. : As an elder in the Pentecostal Church, he traveled the country Wr. Castisly. | teaching. the Bible. A native of Belleville, he was reared in Indi-| anapolis. He moved to Seymour al year ago. ‘ : Services will be conducted by Elder Victor Jordan. , | Survivors include his wife, Mary; two sons, Daniel, Danville, ! and Richard, Indianapolis; six! daughters, Mrs. Doris Tyson, San Diego; Mrs, Alice Lewis, Tampa, Fla.; Mrs. Betty Rossi, Boston; Mrs. Catherine Wheeler, Truesdale, Okla.; Mrs. Norma Wilkins, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Totten, 24 grandchildren and one greatgrandchild.

Mrs. Michael F. Welch

Services Tuesday A requiem high mass will be sung at 10 a. m. Tuesday in St. | Philip Neri Catholic Church for

*Mrs. Kathryn Welch, 1105 N. Ta-

coma St, who died yesterday | after a long ‘ifness, Services at 9:30 a. m. in the Jordan Funeral Home will precede the mass. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. Mrs. Welch, who was 76, was a

“native of Lafayette, Ind. She“

had lived in Indianapolis 13 years

-gnd-was-a-member-of. St. Philip Neri Church and its Altar So-| ’

ciety. . Surviving are her husband.

Michael ¥. Welch; a sister, Mrs. Margaret Rickey, and three

nephews, Paul, William and}

George Rickey; all of Indianapolis,

Services Set Tuesday | For Thomas McNerney |

Thomas McNerney. 4121. Otterbein Ave.. who died Friday in his home, will be buried in Crown Hill after services at 10 a. m Tuesday in Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Mr. McNerney. a lifelong resident of Indianapolis, was 66. He was a machinist at Climax Machinery Co. for 30 years. ] He is survived by his wife, | Shirley; a daughter, Miss Helen McNerney, Indianapolis; a son, | Chester, State College, Pa.; a

brother, John, Indianapolis, and} =

two grandchildren.

Charles F. Plummer

Services Tomorrow

Rites for Charles F. Plummer, | a painter for Kingan & Co. more’!

than 30 years, will be held at 2]

p. m. tomorrow in the Moore & Kirk . Northeast Chapel. Burial will be in Crown Hill. ol Mr. Plummer, who was 80, died Friday in the Tremont Hotel. Before his retirement several years ago he had lived for many years in the 800 block Wright. 8t. He was a member of the Christian Church.

Abe Roberts Services -for -Abe..Robarts. 533. Leon St., will be at 10 a.m tomorrow in Craig Brothers Fu-

‘neral Home. Burial will follow - tn New Crown Cemetery. -

Mr) Roberts was born in Louisville and had lived here seven years. He died Thursday. morning in General Hospital. He was 67. . Surviving are two cousins, Mrs. Catherine Dorsey, Louisville, Ky.. and Mrs. Lula Proctor of Indian-, apolis. i

Taft Hints He Wants $500 Million ERP Cut

WASHINGTON, Apr. 8 (UP) — Sen. Robert A. Taft (R. 0.), indicated today that he will seek a cut of about $500 million in the administration’s Marshall Plan budget for next year. Mr. Taft, who favors cuts in. federal spending to get the government out of the red within two years, said he wants budget reductions all down the line. _ President Truman has asked

“$4 billion for “international af-

fairs and finance.” including Mgshall Plan money, for the fiscal year beginning July 1.

The second report meeting of the 50th: anniversary membership drive of the Senate Avenue YMCA will be held there at 6 p. m. toMOrrow.

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But most complaints received! panties. local authorities,

~|__ “At least, we wouldn't have to widely-separate areas, they said. was wrong.’

arms, failed to note license numbers. P “An , we're getting a me

| : earlier in the day were from The problem i= not new for freshing change from flying

| saucer reports,” a deputy said. “I

ifrom different persons living in| “She's smiling just like nothing when June heat sent thermom-/don’t know about tl —h

but I'm sure there is a naked

ven't been. able to catch her, “Why, we’ cal a mal lo se w se of v, we'd just arre ! N ! J st her fori call in tron arch the None of the witnesses to her. Another man called this week eters soaring in 194. a motorized woman.”

but we're waiting to try : again. indecent posur T ty officer sa - ( Vv C rov sa cent exposure. hat is if two suspect, an _« MH id, “al yodiva act pro ed to be unreli- and id h found her lying in / 8 ding!

What the y would do if deputies officers caught her. And we though some reports have her able, either. Just scandalized.

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