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brs. Ho SEPT. 29, 1950 : - THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES : PAGE 29 ospi authorities said she had : t - : Mi suffered a heart ailment for sev- WoUld Have ‘Been ; LR Death Strikes as i S. enry Ford eral years and death was caused Cheaper to Get Ticket | IEE a | . “Worst Is Over |

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- . — gy | J r | Called Silent Partner | EASTON, Pa., Sept. 29 (UP) Nn 0S A {She often-was called the silent A parking ticket would have been artner in the affairs of the Ford a darguin for $ 8. a. of . . Motor 0 v s -. Pelham, N. Y.,, who wishes now Called Silent Partner bition a as — he had taken his chances with ~~ In Auto : . She shared the hopes, the prob- the law. DETROIT, Srapite OP lems and the eventual tremendous, When he stepped outside of a Mrs. Clara Bryant J success of her husband through jewelry store yesterday to put a y ord, widow nearly 60 years of marriage. nickel in a parking meter, two of automotive pioneer Henry Ford, After his death in April, 1937, men stole 200 watches worth! died early today of a heart ail- yg Ford hed nominal control $15,000 which Davis, a jewelry, ment at the hospital her husband ,yer the company as executrix of Salesman, had left on a counter. founded. the automotive leader's estate. Davis had a clerk watching his Ene Was ued fived} However, she preferred to re- case, but one thief distracted the complete seclusion i ost main in the background and leave clerk's attention whe ihe nes. | helmina Knue of Pe aliactive direction of the sprawling Walked away with the watche X Indianapolis, | years at Fair Lane, the compara- industrial giant to her grandson, ————— Te lara he — the

“The worst seems to be over. That was what Pfc. Philip T. {Hughes wrote in his last letter to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, T. Hughes, | Washington, D. /C. A short time later he was killed in action in Korea. Pfc. Hughes was 18.77 His mother is § {the former Wil-

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She Services Tomorrow’, Youths Hunting Cats = ices fo / 3 . op C olonial Saturday 9:30 to >. - will be held at 1 p. nore Wound Two Schoolgirls ; : . in the Patton Funeral Home npw YORK, Sept. 20° (UP)— SPECIAL GROUP Ervin Chest, Forint with he inl, SEW YORK. Sept 27 (UF) FASHION HEADQUARTERS - CO4 New Crown. J . . Mr. Clark, who was 47, died cat hunting in a Bronx park with . Wednesday in Crown Point. He & homemade “zip” gun were aror? >q was driving to Chicago on busi- rested today on charges of woundMaho an Finish ) ness. He lived in the Anderson Ing two schoolgirls who walked gq y Hatel, 550 W. Michigan St. into their line of fire. i a” «> Born in Tarbor, N. C., Mr. A 22-caliber slug from the crude : é ) Clark had lived here seven years. Weapon, made of pipe and rubber 110 4 ) ~4 He was manager of road attrac- bands, wounded. Mary Searson, gs “~~ LZ Sh tions for the Ferguson Musicians’ 15, in the leg last night. Another ) 17 N 5 Na Booking Agency. bullet winged Een sonnore, 15, | . ~ : Co Mr. Clark is survived by two in the left ear. liss Searson was : rd = sisters, Mrs. Ruth Rowe and se, 0 serious condition. } PENN all A : Eleanor Coleman, both of Detroit, \ . ! | C4 and a brother, Joel, Washington, Tuberculosis Branded : Any 2 . i D.C. 1 00 . srreai—— Major Death Cause Fou Tables for

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