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Curtailment Will Be Effective Jan:

‘WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 (UP)— The government cut civilian sup-'gg ‘plies of nickel and zinc today! with a series of orders that may take the shine off your next car and put it Into gums, planes and tanks. Nickel, which adds the sparkle to automobile bumpers and thousands of other “luxury” gadgets, was ordered cut back by 35 per

cent starting Jan. 1. On the same,

day, a 20 per cent cut will go irito effect on zinc, used widely in electroplating, galvanized steel, and automobile batteries. Inventories of both metals will be restricted severely.

Diverted for Defense The cuts are expected to divert! more than 15 million pounds of nickel and possibly 50,000 tons of zinc to defense production and stockpiling in‘ the first three months -of 1951. The orders, coming on top of previous curbs on copper, aluminum and rubber for non-defense uses, shoved the nation’s industries one stép further in their quickening conversion jo war.

Along. with the nickel-zinc or-isam, in Kansas City, Mo. He ws 55.

ders, the National Production Authority moved to spread the rush of defense work more evenly among steel producers and makers of high acetate rayon yarn— used mostly, for tires—so that they can handle their military contracts angd still satisfy as many as possible of their regular peacetime customers,

Walter E. Scott

Dies at Home

Services for Walter E. Scott, who died yesterday at his home, 2030 W. Michigan St., will be held tomorrow at 10:30 a. m. at the Conkle West Michigan Street Funeral Home. Burial will be in Floral Park. A native of Louisville, Ky., Mr, »Scott - had lived ‘in Indianapolis for 35 years. He was 51. He was a member of LaVelle Gossett Post, VFW, Indianapolis, and served overseas with the Seabees during World War II, ]

Survivors include his wife, Eva;ipresent a program at 8 p. m.

a son, Melvin and a daughter,

[William E. Ham

- at Wounded in Korea .| Harold H. Ham, 522 E. Michigan St. father 38 Cpl. Willam E. Ham, received wors that bis son had been wounded in Korea Nov. 16. The most recent letter [eitien by Cpl

am was dated Han 24. | Enlisting in| ithe Army in |May, 1948, Cpl |H a m. received basic training in California. Sta(tioned in Sendai, Japan, for almost two years

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Thome of her daughter, Mrs. Lu-!|

Wes. Cynthia Love

Rites Tomorrow

‘Funeral services for John D. n, former principal of “Paoli, Burial Will Be 1nd, High School, wefe' being In Floral Park planned last night in Superior,

Services for Mrs. rk Elva wis. Love who died yesterday at the| Mr. Boren, who was 31, was

cille Anderson, 4447 Kingsley Dr Killed Friday night in a plane

_| will be 1:30 p. m. tomorrow at the crash near Ladysmith, Wis. -

Conkle West Michigan Street! He, was the brother of the Rev. Funeral Home. Burial wil! be in| | Amos L. Boren, pastor of the Floral Park. Roberts Park Méthodist Church Mrs. Love was born in Shelby | here. County 72-years ago but had : lived in Indianapolis for 26 years. She was a member of the West! Michigan Sf.” Methodist Church. Survivors include Mrs. Ander-|

On Way Home

Mr. Boren was on his way home to Superior from a business trip to New York City, Indian-

Regimental! Combat Team, he was sent to Korea in August. : | son; two other daughters,

Robert C. Price Dies at Age 3

Peerless Electric Co. Robert C. Price, 2644 Kessler Blvd., North Drive, vice president of the Peerless Electric Co., died| yesterday at the home of his! daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Rath-

Funeral services have been ten-| tatively set for 10 a. m. Tuesday at the Conkle West 16th Street Funeral Home: Burial will be in Washington Memorial Park. A native of Elizabethtown, Ky., Mr. Price had been a resident of Indianapolis for many years. He was a member of Evergreen Lodge, F. & A. M., Order of Eastern Star, Murat Temple, the Indianapolis Lions Club and the West Michigan Street Methodist Church. Survivors include his daughter, two brothers, Stanley S., of Indianapolis and Clarence of Cleveland, O., and a granddaughter,

Baptist Churches

To Hold Joint Services The South Calvary Baptist Church will hold services with the Zion Baptist Church at 3.p. m, today at 1244 N. West 8t. The Rev. L. A. Manual of the South Calvary Church will officiate, The South Calvary singers will

Mrs. Marie Jones, all of Indianapolis,

Indicted in Slaying 4 Of Wife's 5 Relatives

WOODBURY, N. J, Dec. 2 (UP) Ernest Ingenito, 26, has

|and a son, Virgil, of Elgin Field, | TL.

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apolis relatives said, He had flown {to. Chicago and chartered a light/E plane to take him to Duluth, ‘Minn. The plane crashed in a | snowstorm, killing Mr, Boren and - ithe pilot, -Nick 8. Niemi, 53,

Mrs, Lenore Berliner, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Flossie Tumey, Miami, Fla.,

TRUCKERS END STRIKE | Duluth. LOUISVILLE, Ky., Dec, 2 (UP)| Mr. Boren .as. born in’ ‘Mt.

~—AFL truck drivers on strike Carmel, IIL against the Kroger Co. for the cennes College and taught school

{past two weeks are back at work near Vincennes for a year after {today with a new contract calling his graduation.

for a 13-cent hourly wage increase During World War II he served across the board. with the Army in Germany. After

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been indicted by the Gloucester County grand jury in the slaying of five of his estranged wife's relatives. Five true bills charging. him with murder were returned by the jury yesterday. The Killings occurred last Nov. 17 when Ingenito, father of two small sons, went on a shooting spree in ad attempt to wipe out his wife’s family. 3 He will go on ‘trial some time

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thi war he took & master's degree, at “Indiana State Teachers Col- Col-| lege, Terre Haute. “x He was principal at Paoli for three years.”A year ago he joined a manufacturing firm in Superior. Mr. Boren is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Boren, Carmel; his-brother, the Rev.!Mr. Boren, Indianapolis; his wife,| - and a daughter, Janet, 8. : The Rev. tending an_ Advance Meeting the Methodist Church in Coun Bluffs, Ia.,, when word of t tragedy was received. He started yesterday for Indianapolis. . 1

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