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. 13, 1950

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Weather Hampers Search for C-47

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Sept. 13 (UP)—Bad weather hampered {the search today for a Jaissing Air Force C-47 believed down the rugged Chugach otaine with a crew of five. -

Miss Ama Mueller 17 to Discuss Services Friday

Dies in Hospital;

Military Surveys Butler Facilities Two surveys have been made has been no official indication!

of Butler University’s facilities;that the Armed Forces plan to the Armed make use of the institution.

Secret Defenses Shaw Stands Up ronment sive ar Despite Fracture

cago this month for a disc of secret plans with national civil

defense officials. They will meet

for possible use by

Barkley to Speak Hoosier Tile and Cabinet

Forces,

University officials said today

Recovering Rapidly

week of Sept. 18.

‘The C-47 last was heard from 1 early yesterday when it reported Lived Here 30 Years it was over Talkeetna, Alaska, ~Miss Alma Mueller, 2108 N. about 70 miles northeast of here. Meridian St., died today in Robert The plane, attached to the 65th Long Hospital. Itnercéptor Squadron, was on a. yee Mueller, who lived in In-

250-mile ‘hop from Fairbanks’ . |Eielson Air Force Base to Elmen- diahapolis for 30 years, was sec-

ldorf Field here.

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where she was graduated from = rhigh school’ She was a member’ of the Lutheran Church of Our | Redeemer. Surviving are four sisters, Mrs. {Edna -Jerrell, Miss Lenore Mueller, both of Indianapolis, Mrs. Pauline Meyer, Decatur, Ill, and Mrs. Ida Schmitt, Clinton, III, {and four brothers, H. H., Fresno, {Cal.; Martin, Strasburg, I11.; Fred, | Bloomington, Ill, and Leonard, |Cleveland, Okla. Services will be at 1 p.m. Friday in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Entombment will be in Crown Hill Mausoleum.

Mrs. Myrtle Butcher

Services for Mrs: ‘Myrtle Butcher, resident of Indianapolis for 20 years, will be at 1 p. m Saturday at the Good Samaritan | Baptist Church. Burial will be lin Floral Park Cemetery. Mrs. Butcher, who was born in | Jeffersonville, died yesterday at | her home, 431 Douglas St. She [was 66, -

| Samaritan Baptist Church and [the Sisters of Help Missionary

NATIONAL HOMES "IT tat la 10©TO A | Society. She was formerly aj | Sunday School teacher at the!

Bai : — . a— Ses | church. “TN 1 T | Survivors are a daughter, yrs) AD Vv = Y S | Arma Mae Heater, Indianapolis, land-a-—-sister, Mrs. Bessie Horn; PARE" E cl VEN NA Three Rivers, Mich.

Mrs. O. A. Williams

Services for Mrs. Della Wil-| {liams, lifelong resident of Indianlapolis, will he at 10 a. m. to{morrow at Grinsteiner's Funeral] |Home. Burial will be in Crown, Hill. Mrs. Williams, who was 64, died | Monday in General Hospital. | Surviving are the husband, Os-| car A., 419 N. Walcott .St:; a son, Raymond, Miami, Fla.; her moth-| Jer, Mrs. Bell M. Rea, Indianap-| olis, and or one grandchild.

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Arthur C. Renick, 5703 E. Wash- | tington St., has been a director of the absent voters divi{sion of the Marion County Re- | publican Central Committee for {the fall campaign. Mr. Renick, who has been active iin GOP. politics for 34 years, served’ in the same capacity in | 1942.

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Sept. 25 through 29 at the "Field Museum. . Mayor Feeney today announced those who would attend. They

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Meyer Feeney and Char ae R Broderick. . Marion County civil fenss t Fire Chief Roscoe McKim Capt. Arnold W. Philiips Police Capt. oward Morse. direc, of a aay Co., Police Lt, Renn neth

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Boy's Blackmail Plot Foiled by ‘Victim’

A 16-year-old boy with a black mail scheme was held by juvenile today after being trapped by his intended victim

and police.

The boy is accused of trying to extort $150 from Clarence Ga: riott, charged with arson, in ex-

change for leaving the state and.

refusing to testify. Garriott, 57, lives at 1002 N. Elder Ave. Garriott reported the plot to po lice. Three detectives were stationed in a garage where Garriott said he was told to leave the money. The boy was arrested there yesterday. Garriott was

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From Operation By ROBERT MUSEL

United Press Staff Correspondent LUTON, England. Sept. 13

George Bernard Shaw, 94, who

ev. fractured his thigh bone in a fall cs ts. at his home Sunday,

stood for a ESS ARAN a A’ bullétin d at Luton Hospital after doctors paid a morning

call on Mr, Shaw said.

‘Mr. Shaw had a good night and his condition this morning is satisfactory. He is able to move his injured leg freely, and stood or -a: few seconds, taking his weight on the sound leg.” The playwright seemed to be making ‘a remarkable. recovery from. an -accident, which might have been fatal to persons many years younger. : ‘Complete Success’ An early hospital bulletin said the operation was a success” and that Mr. Shaw was his usual bright, witty self. He kidded the nurses and the doctors and raised a howl because he was bathed too often. But hospital sources cautioned that the danger was not over and pointed out that operations on older people must always be considered “serious.” Mr. Shaw broke his left thigh Sunday whet he fell while walking in the garden of his home at nearby --Ayot—S8t.- Lawrence. He

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they had completed one of the In Indiana Campaign

surveys at the suggestion of the U. 8. Department of Education. It was Suggeged by the Department, they saic vey be made and facilities be listed in the University office in case needed. The procedure resembles that during the last war V of. the colle Ea to th § government. - The second survey at Butler was made about a month ago. by the Navy, officifls said, but there

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