Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 September 1950 — Page 7

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THURSDAY, SEPT. 28' 1950 : Aussie infantrymen |

- Arrive in Korea ship Aiken Victory. — PUSAN, Korea, Sept. 28 (UP! The battalion had been flown!

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arrived today from south Japan! aboard the American Victory

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For Cheerful Evenings |

{build better roads at less cos

ithe legislative committee of

{legislature in January. Todd Stoops, director of

{of the conference's

any problems.

lordinate tenance.

state highway

! lof Accounts to avoid “mat land financial shortages.” | THREE: Require that all co {road supervisors be qualified.

time after completion.

{eliminate trick bids, whereby

(names, thus allowing only {supplier to bid. { Mr. Stoops proposed also

.land power shovels, rented and not

should purchased

{spend huge sums for these |chases the equipment is idle [90 per cent of the time. |Stoops ‘suggested that

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Urge Better Roads

m— State Group Outlines Legislative Program

{committee, reported that increased

| FOUR: Allow no contracts for construction, maintenance or ma- Washington St., will be buried in| (terials unless three or more bids Carrollton, Ky., after services at are received and that the success- 8 p. m. tomorrow in Conkle West ful contractor furnish a surety Michigan Street Funeral Home. {bond equal to 10 per cent of the contract to guarantee workman- yesterday in Robert Long Hosship and materials for a period of pital.

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{ t. manager for Ziffrin Truck Lines, woman was a member of the | Meeting at the Columbia Club;‘Ine. A daughter, Mrs. Georgia Jean {Indiana Highway Users Confer- Fernald, Indianapolis, survives. lence outlined a program for members to push through the state

the

the per of

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and Charles, main- 1evi, Utica, Ky.; four daughters,

Hisey & Titus Mortuary. will be in Crown Hill. A lifelong resident of Indian- row in Shirley Brothers Central The men whose cars, trucks and gps, Mrs. Giddings died Tues- Chapel. Burial will be in Oak Hill] {busses daily drive over Indiana's jay in her home, 330 E. 46th St. Cemetery. Crawfordsville. lcrumbling highways-tofficials of gne was 69. |36 Hoosier aufomotive organiza- *

A native of Hartford, Ky,

Mrs. Samantha Acton

Mrs. Samantha B. Acton, mem- Harry F. Dietz, Chadds Ford, the Simpson Methodist Pa.;

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES 'Mrs. Eda Giddings {Rites Tomorrow

Rites for Mrs. Eda Meyer Gid- | dings, widow eof 'an Indianapolis!

iheld at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow inidied in Methodist Hospital yes-p" Burial'terday after a five-week illness, |

Her husband, the late Edward 41- years, Mrs. Hill was born in| tions—today proposed a plan 10.7 Giddings, formerly was traffic Crawfordsville.

{Hoosier Motor Club and chairman Church choir, died today in her Washington, D. C., and Mrs. Wil-| legislative nome, 848 Camp St.

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: : ‘George Taylor : When Children ‘Services Tomorrow

Mrs. Ina M. Hills iz Rites Tomomraw (WYANT fo Brush | ers

Rites for Mrs. Ina M. Hills, who! / ‘agent and native of England, will be at 10 a. m. tomorrow at Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Cremation will follow. Mr. Taylor, who was 71, died yesterday in Methodist Hospital. Arriving in the United States with his family when a boy, he

glee, settled in Indianapolis in 1810 243 Massachusetts _@ "Happy" is the BIG REA- and became a manufacturer's SON for the enthusiasm. | gong in 1919. He was a mem- _ Le How “Happy” interests ,.. ,¢ the Elks Lodge. the boys and girls in oral He is survived by his wife, hygiene is told in PA-

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Services | 1 : . m. tomorrow in Jacobs Broth- | ONE: Creation of a county road ers West Side Chapel will be fol(department, within State Highwa (Department, whose duty it would {be to consult with counties and co-

by burial in Hartford. Surviving are three sons, John

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and

Acton, Indianapolis;

great-grandchildren.

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Benjamin Spillman Benjamin Spillman,

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TWO: Have uniform annual re- Mrs. Florence Taylor and Mrs. ports of highway reeeipts and ex-|perlee Phipps. both of Hartford, penditures filed with State Board and Mrs. Eula Noll, Golconda. 29 grandchildren

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Mr. Spillman, who was 72, died

a native of Carroll

Hillside

jcertain equipment, such as road Robert Ira Drake {rollers, tar and asphalt spreaders

Services for Robert Ira Drake, electrotyper, who died Tuesday in DY his home, will be held at 1:30 ip. m. Friday in Moore & Kirk {Northeast Chapel. The Rev. Roy

Christian

Mr. pe in Sutherland Park.

arm

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Mr. Drake, [tres counties could arrange to worked the last three years for {use the available equipment on 2 the Advance Ind:pendent FElec{rental basis at a reduced cost. Mr. Stoops asserted the High- here, he was a member of Hill-| (way Users Conference, composed side Church and the Electrotyers of auto clubs, auto dealers asso-! Union. Surviving are his parents, Mr. bureau and gas and oil interests, 'and Mrs. Charles H. Drake, and has prepared the legislation toja brother, Howard,

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This last item is to insure good County, Ky. and lived in Indian--workmanship and to require legiti- aPolis 45 years. He was a laborer mate competitve bidding, It would and a member of the Baptist

Survivors include a sister, Mrs, anapolis; and two brothers, J. W. Spillman, Ander‘son, and Dallas Spillman, Muske-

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