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{ E. G. Spink in the building busi- Sheriff Edwin Kubath arrestels | ness. Arthur. Hardin, 44, a foundry: Mr. Coulter began business worker w on lived with his wife’ i while- attending Manual High and seven children in a bungalow, | School, selling newspapers on the near the Kelm home. Sheriff Kus. old Postoffice corner. bath said Hardin apparently was; Mr. Coulter was called “the Miss Marie Wiha the last person to see Mrs. Kelm, Mayor of Ohio St.” because at alive, :

‘and Paul Cathedral] and the Indi-|

e dnd re Mrs | . eT pe Thane and Owned Visual Also held for questidning was fe 2 ao . : . <'her brother-in-law, Alfred Kelm brother to the Rev. James. A. Education Society The sheriff said red Rel n.

Coulter,

Miss Mary Kathryn Coulter, was dianapolis resident and until re- 0 go inte the details t in biisiiess with him at 40 W.lcently president of the Society Both were to undergo lie des io FAL » A } , = at 0) tests tonight t ¢ ’, Ohio St . for Visual Education, died Friday !ectot ts tonight at county- jail in 5 5 Lr at. her hon Barrington Es- Dere. i Services will’ he’at 9:45 Tuesday at: er home ringion Mi Yala Vue : at the Reynolds Mortuary and at tates. Ill. She was 61 nlcap Be. DD husband, tools “10 a. m, at 88. Peter and Paul Miss Witham, a native of Ohio Male! Rem, discovered ~. 3 re = ot : i wu] entered business here as an. em her m ing when he returned Cathedral. Burial will be in Holy g rn re frOm Work Cross Cemetery : plovee of the Wr H. Block te: 2 - and. worked for the Indiana Bel . Telephone. Co. and “the Public¢ Dance to. Attract John WwW Engle Service Commission of Indiana. * : . > She later became the secretary GIVIliaN ‘Brass,’ Too Rites Tomorrow of Harley Clarke; whose Utility Armistice Day celebration and Power & Light Co, controlled for dance at the Indiana ‘Natio . . ance at e nal Y Ty 3 y ~~ r > Toy SRley ERs resident of ; {ime the Indianapolis Power & Guard Armory, 717 N. Pennsyl« Indianapolis 33 years, died ves- ign C _ 'vania St, will be attended by terdav at his home in Belleville. Miss oi ham bat ht 1 the Soci<. state, county and » He was 71. ; . . ety for Visual Education fram Mr. city officials as A native of Jackson County Clarke; building it into a million well "as military : he was an employee of the En- dollar business. The library of ed- personnet. from terprise Fence « 0 Duesenburg ucational films became one of the Ft risor Motor Co. and the Link-Belt Co.. |argest of its-type in the world. Bran-

center, to play table hoe key, a two grandchitdren.: ..enough light bulbs to last 93 years game invented by Mr. Ursinv. “dnd that another agency has a But Albert Farah Jr. was miss- Mrs. Margie Pressell i247-year supply “of loose leaf jing. : : ey Mrs Margie Sue Pressel binders 5 q 2 ’ ‘ = side Mr. « hamberlin urge n jang ALBERT, son’ of Mr. and Mrs. former Indianapolis resident, died i s Albert Farah Sr., 1520 Sh gt today in Reno, Nev, voters to - "vole Americani-.fés / Sr., 15 eldon A Ritive of Indianapolis sie gardless of party or creed. -

{vas ane of the lads who gathered C. Pierson, 5445 N. Delaware St JACKSONVILLE; Fla. (UP)— {regularly at the Ufsiny house to SO n Reno. The brevity of bathing suits is ine [play ball games and hockey. pili creasing the danger of bathers So, the Ursiny family and. A] 5. Alarm Clevelord contacting hookworm, according

Ibert’s pals yesterday dedicated the

new: sports center to him Free * Fire Kills 1, Injures 7 Sowder. Sowder said a combina< week-end recreation will be avai . : tion of brief suits, léaving more {able there to neighborhood AA CLEVELAND. Nov. 4 (UP skin exposed; and the increasing

!sters throughout the winter.

To Aid Korean Church ns today.

“POGPATCH AIR BASE, Korea, alone in one of : r Tah the 40 apartments Ax-Murderer [Nov. 4 1UP)-—-The men st this in the building.. was found dead ot 3 base are planning to ‘play Sanda in his suite. Firemen said his hesd BE RNAL N.M.. Novi 4 (UP) Claus.to a Korean Lieutenant and was just inside a eloset door, in- “Adolph Kappel, anvil axe

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hig father, who is a minister of dicating he was: gro; hig A r who escaped from the. a war damaged Methodist Church through the smoke before he wa fexico penitentiary abodrd lin Seoul overcome. hee ule four days ago, was recaps T Sgt. George F. Straight, — red €nday, on foot : | Wichita; Kas. decided to help his PIG TRON PRIC ES 1p : He had dndoned his ‘ mule, : | Korean friend Lt, Samuel Palk NEW YOR K, Nov. 4 (UP) ¢ ed. in an effort to steal a tand started a drive for-monpnev-:to Fhe Pre PH FIT I TIC re Trt PIT ma rss sn nisl bn ie pp ————— reconstruct the .church the mills of fou diaries o Authoritie tid Kappel, taken z Sgt. -Straight™and other men United States Steed Corp. have witl t resistar was cold and are.appealing to the folks at heme. peen: advanced by 33 to $49 a hung Sta Patrolman. Gens {through newspapers for contribu- gross toh, it’ 13 wneed to- Tow arrested hig here, a small

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Was Charter Member Of Regl Estate Board |

David A. Coulter, builder and '& {owner of the Ohio Theater and {charter member of the Indianap-i* olis Real Estate Board, died yes-| i terday. [4 3 Mr. Coulter. who was 80, starts ed in the real estate and insur-| ance business in 1893 and later became a partner with the late

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ST. JOSEPH, Mich. Nov. ¢ (UP)--Police jailed a father o seven today for a lie detector tests in the strangling of a 21-year-old? mother, The victim was Mrs. Dorothy: ~ Kelm, whose body—nude except: for a pair of stockings — was) found in a créek near her rural: : home

Take Tests :

he owned most of i : —— He went to her home yesterday; —— —

one time

the north side

“Miss Witham

buildings on Ohio St. bétween Illinois to borrow a wrench and returned. Meridian streets. twice later in the day to return

the wrench, Shériff Kubath saide Mr. Hardin reported he was un< able to find anyone at home on; both trips. e

He was a member of SS. Peter

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Miss Marie Witham, former In- unsatisfactory we just want

His-only-—surviver,—a daughter

while living here. He lived.at 729 N. Belmont Ave., moving to Belleville three vears ago.

non is chairman of the event. He is being assisted

Survivors Listed Her activities .in sales and

vertising made her

ad a well-known

PR ee per

He was a member of the Belle- by ‘Jerry - Decius ville ‘Methodist Church. figure in educational and religiou and Edward Services will be at 1:30 p. m circles, The work of the: society Glenn Monday at the Conkle West Mich. Nas been carried fo foreign coun-{’ gov. and Mrs.

tries by missionary societies of several religious. denominations. Services will SFA Tuesday at the Kirby Mortuary. Burial will be in Memotial Park.

Schricker, Mayor Feeney and Brig Gon. Rohinzon Hitchcock; Indiana National Guard, will be among the honored guests,

igan Street Funeral Home. Burial will be in Floral Park. Surviving are his wife, Kate; four daughters, Mrs. Margaret Tharp, Indianapolis; Mrs. Dorothy

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Bowman, Clayton: Mrs. Irene Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. The celebration has. been dee Nowling, Brownsburg, ahd Mrs. M. R. Guthrie, Indianapolis, and signed especially to entertain Alma Tichernor, Indianapolis: a Mrs. Sally O. Burke, Barrington homesick. GIs. stationed .in the SON. Fdga Belleville: a sister. Estates, Ill, and a nephéw, Mel- Indianapolis area. Mrs. Sarah Fish, Norman Station; vin Guthrie, Chicago. Ep 2 thies brothers, Thomas. Kemp . GOP Candidate Rap Raps 2 and Rome, all of Jackson County Floyd E. Melick and 15 grandchildren. ., Flovd E. Melick, a stationary ‘Government Bungling’

engineer at Technical High School; Harry O. Chamberlin, candies for 10 years, will be buried tomor- date for Criminal Court I.on the row in Union Chapel Cemetery Republican ticket, condemned following services at 1:30 p. m. in present administration “bungling the Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. on foreign policy, appeasement, Mr. Melick, a lifelong resident jnaction and. inefficiency” in a

Neighborhood Pals Honor Youth, 13, At, Sports Center

of ‘Indianapolis, died’ Friday in statement yesterday. deere his home, 1802 E. 66th St. He To 2 as » i Yesterday was Albert Farah was 48. He was. a member of _ He, advocated a. change in Day at 1833 Ingram St. the home Broad Ripple Christian Church, | CODRresst and urged a stop if

of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ursiny. Surviving are his wife, Ruby J.: “graft and extravagence' in goyvs

Twelve boys gathered in the his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest °rnment. In citing what he called garage, transformed by Mr. E, Melick; a brother, George -|_eXtravagance he said one governs

Ursiny into a’neighhorhood sports Melick, all of Indianapolis, and Ment agency had accumulated

was 13 when he died a month ago | >

reaterda 1 1 the early part of her A vesterday, of a liver ailment. Hye Liked for his friendliness and ere She is [he wife of the ts Brief Swim Suits, Pets * ’ i - P ssel known for his sports ability. he \or Aire ora Called Hookworm Perils.

Survivi are d si

to state health officer Wilson T,

One man was Killed, seven other ~ pérsons were injured when a five alarm fire swept through the five story Alhambra Theater building

number of pet dogs and cats on beaches has multiplied the ] hances of getting the rritations——

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