Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 June 1950 — Page 9

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LOS ANGELES, June 21 (UP)

—A brilliant display of pageantry iby almost 15,000 ‘marching red-

fezzed Nobles of the Ancient Ara-

bic Order of the Mystic Shrine

left Los Angeles agog today. In a six-hour parade from

to |a& mass of color which awed

Nobles. More than 125,000 Shriners are here for the conclave.

The Masonic Order plans to hold! the second of three scheduled pa-

rades: tonight. Ss . “Endless’ Parade Los Angeles citizens, who watched a seemingly endless parade of snorting camels, clowns, horses and bands wondered how!

the Shriners could top that first |

Services for Wiliam G. Bruce;

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Out i in Los Angeles the Murat Temple's Oriental band makes with the Far Eastern mutie as Indianapolis Shriners take part in a parade at the Shrine's Pilgrimage.

Boy, 12, Beaten by Father, Confidence "1 Man May Told ‘Don’t Come Home'

ATTICA, N. Y., June 21 (UP) —“Dapper Don" Collins, a noLocated After All-Night Police Search; “Attacked Because He Went to See Movie

{ torious confidence man of the ...\ prohibition. ara.who.often. carried

son Jr., thrashed by his well-to-do father and ordered “don’t come unless his body 1s claimed by home any more,” was found at the home of a friend today. { relatives, Police searched for him ail night. But first they broke into! Collins, 70, died of a heart the barricaded home of his father, Robert Patterson, 39, subdued attack Sunday after serving 11 him th Jaen signe 3nd put him 1 in n jail, | years of a 12-year sentence for Robe elephone: is mother lextortion. Collins won fame this morning and asked her to| Ne Walked the streets for six hours abroad in 1023 by: breaking the come and get him. His voice was and then went to the Mokson | Baccarat bank at Deuville, shaking with sobs, He was at /home. { France, three times, winning 1

the ham of John Mokson, 13, al _.Mrs. Mokson sald she offered to | million. n. franca.

The mother, Margaret, 36, and/call the boy’s mother then but he | a a her other son. GAaar 9, 8. andlcall afraid to let her, because of CLASS T TO GIVE FISH FRY to the Mokson home and took the!his father. This morning he agree, The Young Adults Class of frail, 95-pound boy to the laundry to call his mother, «| Woodruff United Presbyterian which Patterson operates on Long| . Patterson was charged with|Church will give a fish fry SaturIsland. assault and child neglect and Mrs.|day evening on the church lawn "Mrs. Patterson told police her|Patterson went to Queens felony at 12th 8t. and Arsenal Ave. Mrs,

~{hsuband gave his two boys “every-|court to sign a complaint Against] James Mutter is general chair.

thing but love.” Frequently, ®he him.

{$100,000 in his pocket, will be| NEW YORK, June 21 (UP)--Twelve-year-old Robert Patter. buried today in a prison grave Fla;

1547 8. High School Rd. were} to be at 10 a. m. today in Moore & Kirk Ben Davis Chapel. Burial was to be in Floral Park. Mr. Bruce, who was 69, died 4 Baturday in his home. Born in

in the Boer War and the Boxer Rebellion. He had lived in Indi anapolis since 1911, Mr, Bruce served 14 years In the British navy and served on the ship on which as children the Duke of Windsor and Lord Louis Mountbatten took a cruise. Sing Firm mployes LBKT Trucking Co. Mr. re was a member of the Presbyterian Church and the Masonic Lodge. Surviving are his wife, Celia; a4 son, Robert, and a daughter, Cecilia Ann, Indianapolis; four sisters, Mrs. Catherine Herschell, Indianapolis; Mrs. Joan Dargie, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Mrs. Christina Meadows and Miss Georgina i Bruce; Silver Lake ~ Fla; three} brothers, Robert, Palm Beach, Charles, Milwaukee, Wis.; and George, Indianapolis, and For sete: wide 24-hour ambulance car service—and two grandchildren. for air ambulance arrangements and service—you SUMMER may, safely depend on Shirley Brothers. Phone: Ll.

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Should you need air ambulance service, Shirley Brothers can arrange it for you on relatively short notice- and makes connections at any local airport via Shirley auto ambulance , . . and out-of-town corraspondents will arrange. $0 mest fransp their destination anywhers in the United Sta

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movie rather than practice his | saxophone. : So: last night, police charged, Patterson took Robert and Gerard | in one of his laundry trucks to al

Gerard told -pelice he screamed: “He’ll kill him. He'll kill| Bobby,” but the beating continued. Then, the boys said, their father gave Robert $3, kicked him from the truck and told him, “don’t come home anymore.” Robert, his face tear-stained and choking back sobs, told police that

Joseph Love Services Today

today in New Liberty Church. Burial was to be in New Crown. Mr. Love, who was 46, died Sunday in General Hospital. A native of Greenwood, Miss. he had lived there most of his life before coming to Indianapolis six years ago. Mr. Love was employed by the Acme-Evans Co. He ‘was a member of the New Liberty Church, Trinity Masonic Lodge, and Scottish Rite. Surviving is his wife, Emma,

Ira M. Holmes Services and burial for Ira M. Holmes, pationally known ecriminal lawyer, formerly of Indian-| apolis, will be tomorrow at Mobile, | | Ala. Mr. Holmes, hie! was 73, ded

yesterday in his] home, near| Mobile. Mr. Holmés, who handled many spectacular cases during his career, moved to Alabama from Indianapolis four years ago, He was most recently associated with the law firm of Holmes, Norris and Demaree, Indianapolis.

DON'T FORGET THE WATCH ATHENS, Ga., June 21 (UP)— T. O. Wofford, 29, shot himself] to death in his car yesterday after writing this suicide note: “Take. my watch back to the jewelers.”

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