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MONDAY, JULY 31, 1950

Rites Wednesday For L. L. Lykins

Veneer Firm Head Dies at 55

Services for Leighton LL. Lykins, vice president of Central Veneer Co., will be at 10:30 a. m. Wednesday in Flanner and Buchanan mortuary. Interment will be in Crown Hill Cemetery Mausoleum. Mr. Lykins, who was 55, died yesterday in Methodist Hospital} He lived at 5933 Washington Blvd. A resident of Indianapolis 40 years, he had been an official of the veneer company since {ts organization 24 years ago. Born in Spencer Mr. Lykins was a native of Spencer. A veteran of World War 1, he served in the Rainbow. Divigion and was a member of the American Legion. He was a member of the Centre Masonic Lodge, Scottish Rite, Athenaeum, and the Highland Golf and Country Club. Surviving are his wife, Ruth; his mother, Mrs. Ada Lykins; a sister, Mrs. Hilbert Rust; and two brothers, Cecil T. and Lawrence W. Lykins, all of Indianapolis,

David Larkin Jacobs

David Larkin Jacobs, who died yesterday in the home of a daughter, Mrs. C. A. Whittaker, 69 N. Dearborn St., will be buried in Washington Park after services at 10 a. m. tomorrow in Moore & Kirk Irvington Chapel. Mr. Jacobs, who was 75, came to Indianapolis from North Madison, where he was born and lived all his life until five weeks ago. He was. a retired carpenter and farmer and member of the Baptist Church. Survivors, Whittaker,

in addition to Mrs. include his wife, Blanche; three other daughters, Mrs. Ernest Day, Indianapolis, Mrs. Martha Hall, Madison, and Mrs. Charles W. Martin, Pharr, Tex.; a son, Alden, Indianapolis, 13 grandchildren and one greatgrandchild.

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* Byron Winsor . . Rites Being Set Times State Service ~BATESVILISE, July 31 -Servicees are being arranged at First Methodist: Church here for Byron E. Winsor, mail carrier for 34 vears, who died Saturday. Mr. Winsor, who was 54, was a veteran of World War I. He is survived by his wife, Ida: his mother Mrs, Henry Winsor Batesville; two brothers, Harold, Cincinnati, and Kenneth, Indianapolis; three sisters, Mrs. J. E Miner, Indianapolis, Mrs Ray Allen, Greensburg, and Mrs. «E. J

Einhaus, Batesville, and a grandson

Hugh H, Hanna Rites Tomorrow

Services for Hugh H. Hanna, vice president of the old Atlas Engine Works until its liquidation in 1909, will be at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill Mr. Hanna, who was 74, died vesterday -at his home, 1325 N.’ New Jersey St. A native of Lafayette, he had lived in Indianapolis 70 years. Before his retirement 18 Vears ago, he was engaged in the photostatic reproduction of documents. Attended MIT Mr. Hanna attended the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a preparatory school, Hill School at Pottstown, Pa. He was a member of the First Preshyterian Church, the Indiana Society of Pioneers, and the Na ture Study Club. 3 Surviving are his wife, Agnes: a son, Hugh III, Indianapolis; two daughters, the Misses Dorothea and Alice Hanna, La Jolla, Cal.; and two grandchildren

Worst Believed Over In U. S. Peak Polio Area

Wyetheville, Va., July 31 (UP) Two new cases of poli have been reported here but the peak of the epidemic that has made this the nation’s hardest hit area was believed .to have passed. The total number of ‘infantile paralysis cases reportea during the month reached 90 yesterday as Sunday school classes for children under 16 were voluntarily discontinued. A special “Sunday School of the Air" was conducted. The latest victims were men 19 and 21 years old.

ing health.

Columnist, Dies

Political Writer Victim !

Of heart Attack

ALEXANDRIA, Va. July 31 (UP) Paul Jdallon, veteran Washington political columnist and former United Press Cor-

respondent, died of a heart at-

tack at his home here . yesterday. He was 49, Mr. Mallon had been ill for

some tire Ye was forceu to give

up his ®dely-syndicated column “News Behind The News,’ more

than a year ago because of fail-

A native of Mattoon, Ill, and a graduate of Notre Mame University, Mr. Mallon began as a reporter for the Louisville Courier

Journal: He joined the United Press in New York in 1920, and was transferred to the United

Press capital bureau .three years later, During the 10 years he served on the UP Washington staff, Mr. Mallon was a political writer, White House reporter, and head of th. Senate staff at various times. He resigned n 1932 to begin his column which ultimately found its way into more than 300 newspapers. a Mr, Mallon is survived by his wife. the former Viola Jane Gingreene, whom he married in 1929. They had no children. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.

Mrs. Dayton Overman Services Tomorrow

. Times State Service ZIONSVILLE, July 31-Mrs. Alice Overman, who died yesterday in Hamilton County Hospital, Noblesville, will be buried in Car-

mel Cemetery after services at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in Carmel Friends Church.

Mrs. Overman, who was 68, had lived in Zionsville 35 years. is survived by her husband, Dayton; three sons, Cecil and Wilbur, Westfield, and Joseph, Alexandria; a daughter, Mrs. Winifred Miller, Greenfield; a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Emerson, Las Vegas, N. M.,, and six grandchildren.

LIFTS RENT - CONTROLS WASHINGTON, July 31 (UP) Housing Expediter Tighe E. Woods removed rent controls today in the city of Rockford, Ill, and in all unincorporated sections of the three-county Rockford de-fense-rental area.

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ites Arranged

George Hambric, 434 N. Black ford 8t., who died Saturday in General Hospital, will be buried in Crown Hill after” services at a. m. Wednesday in St, Bridget's Catholic Church, A rosary at 8 p. m. Willis & Son

Born in

service will be held tomorrow in C. M. C Mortuary. Fla.,

Pensacola,

lis 25 vears He was 59. He is survived by his wife, Lizzie: a son. Louis, Cincinnati; his mother, Mrs. Caroline Starks, Indian-

apolis; a stepson, James Lasley, and a stepdaughter, Miss Thelma Lasley, both of Indianapolis,

Rev. Mrs. Alva Roberts Dies in Muncie at 85

Times State Service MUNCIE, July 31-—-The Rev. Mrs. Alva 1. Roberts, former resident of Indianapolis, died yesterday in Ball Memorial Hospital here. She was 85. Mrs. Roberts was the widow of a minister, and the mother of two ministers. She . occasionally occupied the pulpit of her son's church. Surviving are two Rev. J. C. Roberts, Riverside Evangelical United Brethren Church here, and the Rev. John T. Roberts, West Hart ford, Conn., and a daughter. Mrs Irene Reed, Fulton, who is the wife ‘of a minister,

700 in Manila Seek To Fight in Korea

Times Foreign Correspondent MANILA, July 31.—Unemployed Americans in Manila feel they have a job to do—in Korea, and want Uncle Sam to speed them on their way. But these estimated 700 men have a condition—their families.

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Paul Mallon, 4 George Hambric

Mr, Ana Hambric had lived in Indianapo- end of heavy

State Accidents Kill Six Hoosiers

Five Die in Car Crashes, One Drowns

Five more traffic fatalities and a drowning were added to the violent death rounded

out another week-

highway traffic The traffic victims Mrs. Jo Ellen Sult, Porte. . Ronald R. Sult Jr., 3, LaPorte. Herman Hayes, 35 Linton Hoyt Stropes, 28 Coatesville, Leo Morgan, 42, Hartford City, The drowning victim James: Edwin Cook, 20, Lebanon. ’ Mrs. Sult died at 11:50 a. m. Sunday of injuries received in a traffic accident. Saturday night A Caesarian operation after her death failed to save the life of her unborn c¢hild, physicians at the Hely Family Hospital at LaPorte! said. ; Mrs. Sult's son, Ronald R. Jr. was suffocated under the unconscious body of his sister, Trudy,

26, La-

6, who suffered a skull fracture in the accident which happened on Ind. 4 one mile south of*Laporte, Ronald R. Sult Sr., 27, suffered a chest injury and lacerations.

His car skidded and collided with a truck driven by Michael Delaney, 33, LaPorte. The father and daughter are in critical con dition, Mr. Hayes and Mr. Stropes were Killed when thelr car was struck yesterday by a New York

Central train in Elnora. Four persons were injured critically in the crash They are Mrs. Frances Stropes wife of “Mr, Stropes, Mrs. Elva Beeler, -46 Kokomo, William

Jones, 25, Linton, and Guy Gib son, 34, Coatesville, Mr. Morgan was night in a

killed last two-car collision on

Cecil F. Redstone, spokesman Ind. 3 about 2'; miles north of

for the group and himself an Hartford City. . |

Army sergeant under Gen. MacArthur 25 years ago, says the idle Americans are ready to form a battalion and join the South Korean defenders.

All they ask is that the Ameri-|

can government provide for their

| families while they are absent at

the front. Man of these Americans, Redstone explains, are former soldiers, policemen and survivors of Jap internment in World War II. They range in age from 30 to 45.

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