Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 December 1950 — Page 37

| WASHINGTON, Dec. 8 — Hoo- itary Academy 25 years. : . |siers divided strictly on party lines| Private servites will be held at When rent control extension bills! Etna Green and formerly lived

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. W. Riggens - Times State Service CULVER, Dec. 8 Services for James W. Riggens, former Culver justice of peace, were to be at p. m, today in Easterday Funeral Home. ; Mr. gens, who was 75, died Wednesday in his home. He was justice of the peace 30 years and had been a barber at Culver~Mil-

Mr, Riggens was a native of

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American War and World War I. He was a member of the Evangelical United Brethren Church, Masonic Lodge and Order of Eastern Star. : i Surviving are his wife; three! daughters, Mrs. Lorena Dunlap,| South Bend; Mrs, Lucille Downen, Evansville, and Mrs. Mary Verkouille, Detroit; two sisters, Mrs. Daisy Meredith and Mrs. Golda Fisher, South Bend; two brothers, Oral, Midway, Ga., and

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{nomics Association, will be at 2| Services. for Mrs. Catherine!

p. m. tomorrow here. | Mrs, Gross died yesterday of a! . xs > 5 heart ailment. She was 62. She Wettrick, 432 N., Beville Ave., willl yas first president of the Wayne be at 8:30 a. m. Monday in G. H.[County Home Economies AssoeciHerrmann funeral home and at ation and headed the state organi-|

Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Were voted in both the House and in Bourbon and Plymouth. He Burial also will be private. |Senate. {was a veteran of the Spanish-

Daniel, Chicago, and Six, grand- 9 a. m. in St. Patrick’s Catholic/zation in 1933. . une { Surviving are another daughter, All the Demoerats voted for ex=;

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FRIDAY, DEC. 8, 1950 = y. : Educator's Father: Fireman’ S Death Henry L. Waterbury, father of {Miss Dale Waterbury, chairman y : ‘ment at Shortridge High School, Body of John L. Fox ‘died yesterday in his home, 3168 John L. 54. 2 =1 A native of Lapeer, Mich., Mr. Fox, 54-year-old Indian [Waterbury had lived here since apolis fireman, was found dead St. this morning. } Preliminary investigation indicaused by illness or by injuries Mrs. Carl Lauenstein, Indianapsuffered in an accident while on °!lS; a son, Neil, Alton, III, morning. 3 - The coroner is checking the Fred C Mor an Mr. Fox's body was found this’ . g morning by Marion, Galbo, 1521 . d, 4250 Fairview Terrace. They were Services Are Set sent to find out why he did not| the 1030 E. Washington St. fire] , # station. Died in Hollywood Services : lights on and the radio playing. , erviees or Fred C.Eam The body was lying on the bed. |4¢ 1 p. m. Tuesday in Flanner & B © fr. i» and Charles Linden of homicide Nehanan mortuary. Burial wi) investigated. Mr. ‘Morgan, who was 67, died from work Wednesday following wood, Cal. He had become ill the accident, Thursday was his while on a business and pleasure scheduled to report at 8 a. m.| For the last 20 years Mr. Mortoday. gan was active in coal strip minthe Misses Catherina and Wini- formerly had a drainage confred Fox, both of 4001 E. Wash- tracting business. Born in Greene Clements of Terre Haute. | years, | He was a memb f Lyman W. Reed Basen Services for Lyman W. Reed, Lodge, Murat Shrine, Scottish former City Market porter, win | Rite, Indianapolis Athletic Club Surviving are his wife, Mabel: & King Chapel. Burial will be in two daughters, Mrs. Harrison Mr. Reed died Wednesday in Indianapolis; two brothers, his home, 2058 Yandes St. He was George, Linton; and Frank, Plainhere most of his life. Wright, Tampa, Fla.; Mrs. E. E. Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Boyer, Albuqrerque, N. M., and several cousins. ex. Jesse Lee Townsend Robert Lee Sullivan Jr. Services for Robert Lee Sullisend, former International Har. ip t . mm. tomorrow in Jacobs Vester Co. employes, Will be at 1 gooyyery ‘West Side Chrpel. Bur Chapel. Burial will be in Crown Mr sul Hill Tuesday in General Hospital in his home, 2416 N. Rural 8t. He resident of Indianapolis. ; ~ was 43. Born in Lincoln, Iil., he tended Crispus pirBiy By veteran of World War II. He had work Surviving are his wife, Alma; tomato parked 33 4 helper In two uncles. Lee; an infant son, Robert: his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Robert SulA Christmas dinner and party Turner; a brother; Irving; his mawill be held Tuesday at 8:45 p. m. ternal grandmother, Mrs. Birdie tral Indiana Optometric Society ther, Lloyd Sullivan, all of Inand the Women's Auxiliary. |dianapolis,

Coroner Probes |E | ie Dead at 92 {of the home economics departIs Found in Bed {Washington Blvd. He was 92. 1914. He was a member of First in his bed at 1655 N. Alabama Presbyterian Church. cated death might have been the way to work Wednesday !hreée grandchildren. cause of death. 1 Marlowe 8t., and Paul Redmon re for work thi | rE Port fop * morning at! Cogl Firm Owner They found the door open, the wner of Morgan Coal Co., will be Det. Sgts. Forest McKeighan be in Crown Hill. The dead fireman was excused Wednesday in a hospital at Hollyregular day off, but he was trip. He lived at 129 W. 73d St. He is survived by three sisters, Ing in Indiana and Illinois. He ington St. and Mrs. George M. County, he had lived here 30 Methodist Church, Masonic and C ’ S We at 10 a. m. tomorrow Yi King ountry Club of Indianapolis. Floral Park. Eiteljorg and Mrs. Robert Perrine, 50. Born in Terre Haute, he lived Ville, and three sisters, Mrs, E. E. Nellie Reed Shobe, an aunt and Mes. Grover Singer, Brownsville, Bervices for Jesse Lee Town-! van Jr, 1352 W, 22d St., will be p. m. tomorrow in King & King jal will be in Floral Park. Mr. Townsend died Wednesday after a long illness. He was a life lived here 42 years. He was a School and Christ Temple Church. his mother, Mrs. Lula Roper, and Surviving are his wife, Gladys OPTOMETRISTS’ PARTY SET jivan Sr.; a sister, Mrs. Greta at Canary Cottage by the Cen- Royer, Albuguerque, N. M., and VE WZ

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{House 221-152. The present law {expires Dec. 31, with provision for local communities extending it for isix months more.

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i tension bill, Sen. Homer E. Capehart, {state for a second term in the recent election by landslide proporitions, declared he censidered - it grossly unfair to keep rents under control for a decade and nothing else, : “We ought not to extend rent control unless our government is going to control all prices and wages,” Sen. Capehart told his colleagues. Cites. Congress Promise “It is unfair and unjust to a great percentage of our people. {This Congress promised, when we passed the last rent-control bill and gave the municipalities the right to extend it for six months, that it would die at the end of that time. “If we are tio and wages, and have general mobilization, we ought to have rent control. Otherwise, we ought not to have it.” As a member of the Banking ‘and Currency Committee, Sen. Capehart said he would work night and day to help write an “up-to-date” rent-control law pro(vided the President goes all out for controls, as he is empowered to do. : Speaking for the House extenition bill, Rep, Andrew Jacobs, de-

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| A 28-year-old Indianapolis man today was held in Massillon, O, iby the FBI while local potice rechecked with the man he is suspected to have held up in 1948, But the victim can’t remember lanything about the case, {Dr, Sumner A. Furniss of 834 N. West St, told The Times this morning that he cannot recall rever having been held up. The FBI announced the capture of Joseph on a federal warrant issued Aug 8. this year, charging unlawful flight to avoid prosecu{tion for robbery on Feb, 24, 1948, The FBI said an accomplice, Clarance Crowe, is serving a 10year sentence in state prison for the robbery.

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iclared that the soldiers from Pennsylvania who have moved their families to the Camp Atterbury area have been gouged

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Successor to Ross Named by White House

WASHINGTON, Dec. 8 (UP)— The White House today announced appointment of Joseph Hudson Short Jr., a member of the Washington staff of the Baltimore Sun as White House press Secretary succeeding the late {Charles G. Ross. He will take the {post Dee. 18. Mr. Short has been covering the White House for the Sun,

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Burial will be In Holy Cross Cemetery, Mrs. Wettrick, who was 88, died yesterday in a nursing home here. Born in Madison, she lived here 64 years, She was a member of St. Patrick's and its altar society. Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Eleanor M. Newman, Mrs. Luella Rohrman and Mrs, Helen Klaiber, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Rose Brinson, Clayton; five sons. Charles, Andrew and Frank, Indianapolis; George A. land, Ore., and Raymond J., Shelbyville; three sisters, Mrs. Clara Hertz, Indianapolis; Mrs. Sophie Newman, Omaha, and Mrs. Henry Lorenz, Madison; two brothers, Frank Schaefer; Indianapolis, and Charles Schaefer, Madison: 15 grandchildren and 19 greatgrandchildren.

The police report says Dr. Furniss was called to 705 N. Senate Ave. on the ‘1948 date to treat a sick woman, At the door he was urged to “hurry up,” because the woman's condition - was worse. Once. inside, at gun-point, the doctor was relieved of his biHfold containing $150 in cash, a $27 check and his $50 gold watch. Asked about the case, Dr. Furniss told The Times that he had a ‘very efficient secretary at that time and maybe she'd have some record” of the holdup. The doctor said he "just couldnot remember” this or any other holdup.

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