Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 December 1950 — Page 5

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Wat for Christan Sewer Avenged Death Interrupts jghy B. Hogfgen [Brief Rest for Battling G1 Was for Christmas Sevies Avenged gio "cere S00 B. Hoefgen Brief R paying lov: 35 » Tex, Dec, 19 (UP) | 4 v |

E : a Be ts dire a ; LE T . ; :: 4 AEE ag . * * 5 TRE o SPoli {ager of the Champion Chemical! Leo (Bud) Bruns, an empiosee igo Tomorr Ww Se FF ‘ } ap A ER J { blice today sought a “penny Co. seven years, died yesterday of the Indianapolis Drop Forg- ; aa a ? Rogers :

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ante” murderer who knifed a i4- In St. Francis Hospital, He w ing Co. 30 years, died yesterday | | Re ' ALC i | year-old boy to death because he 9%: Au | : . LAE

1 . . I 3 a 2 iy Son ‘ 3 . ~on his 52d birthday anniversary| Dies in New York | es Fe : . ] : a & refused to hand over 15 cents. ar Born in Warren County, KY" in his home: 524 E. Towa St, | At A e of 91 ; NN ° . Wo = 3 N a Su 0 i Manuel Zapata, 17, told officers Dt rram had lived here 39 'gurviving are his wife, Clara; 9 I i MB ’ ” 14 \ PURE

years. His residence was at 317 4

he’ and 14 year-ol : ys cA] : ve brothers. Charles, Fred, Ed-. John B, Hoefgen, son of an In- x hy riguez Were y kk 4 David Rod-N Illinois St. He organized the ward, Harry and John Bruns, and. dianapolis pioneer and employee ...... ses @ a i J i saft ore walking home shortly chemical company in partnership ; gigter, Mrs. ‘Earl Lutz’ all of of Indianapolis Street Railways! : a “AR on e jafter midnight when a man came With his brother, Hial N. Bert- Indianapolis. © + ®in the days of the mule-drawn 0 : Hn ’ = f © UP behind them and demanded "*™: The offices are in the Trans- , requiem high mass will be street car, will be buried in Crown their money, Peftation bullae. a member ¢ Sun at 10 2. m. Thurgday in St. Hill tomorrow following -services ; 3 % : : | i“ { : {Catherine's Catholic Church fol- at 9 a.m. in St. John's Catholi Eid Sn | a | b “XN ices on FRUITED “Ini 1.hag a nickel and gave it to Central Lodge No. 23, F. &AM, Lather services at 9:30 a. m. ‘in Church. : i » Bw Er & pal : ; oe onor wus di. m,” said Zapata. and Sahara Grotto, Other sur- Grinsteiner's Funeral Home. Bur-/ : y . i i Se | ll A : » pC : { He said vivors include two aunts, three . Mr. Hoefgen. who was 91, died £ ew ore: : young Rodriguez re- uncles.. three nephews and two jal will be fn St, Joseph's Ceme- priday in New York City where 5 : : Pr " ! 5 fused to hand over his 15 cents nieces. tery. Sos he had conducted a securitiés 5 4 Ee tT 9 Lb. 55¢ iand was slashed as he protested, = Burial will be in-Glen Haven CATERPILLAR BIG EATER brokerage business 20 years. | A - {1 Lb. 69¢ «1 need it for Christmas.” Cemetery following services at. If a horse ate as much propor- Retiring several years ago, he & % : : + \ % : . . 5. David was dead on arrival at a/1:30 p. m. Thursday in Harry W. tionately as a caterpillar, its daily maintained an-active interest in| ji : TN -3—¥

; ‘hospital. *“Moore Peace Chapel. {rations would weigh two tons. stocks and bonds until his death.

6 [Peomvivania ore, New Torse| RAEN soso [7 WL 1 DOWN at Rogers and %)

; : ; from the time the building was adi ve 3 a | . 2 : $ =o a - 3 | BY fake it home. $I WEEKLY [4 [4 8 8. Ss .. Graduate of Shorgridge 4 . ; The. Git Fo » \ . Ln Mr. Hoefgen ~was graduated °° 44 4 Ter a bound hil adv v from old Shortridge High School CC i hot Er « vances and attended Wabash College. at make Parker “most

J Starting his career as a mule pur- . 4 5 ; . wanted” by every one. It's =, : ‘| chaser for Indianapolis Railways, | sail Sf easy-to give this exciting MATCHING . o he rose in the transit business un-| : 3 \ gift from Rogers, $1 Down

} : PENCIL © til-he held a street car franchise | N he delivers. Choice of 7 colors $6.25 in Cleveland, O. = i g | and black. Custom points. ; He was a personal friend of! | ’ Mayor Johnson of Cleveland, and | was invited to go to New York by

Co i rl " the mayor's brother, a New York 3 | SENSA TT NEW PARKER ya financier. Ca STF . " Mr. Hoefgen used to tell his i$ *R as ¢ Super-sipooth writing plus true niece, Mrs. Arthur Brown, Glens | = B to Ph Y Parker value. The finest of pens Valley, that he thought Indian-| ES R at a medium price. Exclusive’ apolis was the best city in the 38 Octanium point. Choose it now world and he hoped some day to | MATCHING PENCIL £375 . jcome back here to live, 4 1 ; | Surviving are three other nieces | » STORE HOURS: and two nephews. "Friends may ? » 3 © Downtown—9 A. M. fo 6 P. M. call at Flanner & Buchanan mor- ; : ® Irvinglon—9 A. M. fo 8:30 P. M. tuary. : i : A &£ rvingto

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Mrs. Carrie Sissman | 8

Mrs. Carrie Sissman, resident (of Indianapolis 35 years, died yes-|

. . ro 4 IS the leading {terday in the home of a daughter, | ‘ww % bia : 4 oy Huse) Revi 2224 its A dead-tired Gl artilleryman rests during a short lull in the pe : Mrs. Sissman was a former | fighting around the Hungnam beachhead. —— — —— oo 4 5 ran in NI laid member of the Eastern Star. She Cold Thief Warms Up [FRICTION CAUSES ELECTRIC JEWELER i {

{wasborn in Gallipolis, O. Static electricity in dry clean

.| The Rev. Robert Cafee, Rose Before Staging Robbery |, is caused by the friction of 1 STORES ® IRVINGTON, 5620 E. WASHINGTON ST, : : {Temple Methodist Church, will of-] A well-dressed. fleet-footed thief the clothes and the solvent .as \LJ © ROGERS CORNER, 5 N. ILLINOIS ST, Bs, | ea S n Sa es ecalise : {ficiate at services Thursday af- took $260 in cash from the Trim-|they are agitated in the washer. —

|ternoon in the Moore & Kirk Sta- ble Corner. Service: Station, 302 PS A TS TR 7 YR RR {tion Street Funeral Home. The N. Meridian St. early today after ji !

. oo ; ‘ It leases more eo le {time has not been arranged. Bur- hanging around the office two 2 : 1 : n : . 1 E Ha ial will be in Washington Park. hours “keeping warm." @ £4 | or im : 28, of i , .

Surviving are another daugh-| Warren Wrightsman,

than an other br and ter, Mrs. Helen Smith, Indianap- Castleton, manager, told police i : | Do not confuse this tool with cheap imitations. This Drill Kit is made by one ses olis, and two sons, Clyde, Casper, the pleasant-talking stranger, A T

Wyo., and Irvin Sissman, printer hung around the station for two. = “of the country’s largest manufacturers of all types of powerful electric tools

ert at The Indianapolis Times. (hours, chatting with employees.'® for commercial and industrial use. is Switch to Old Crown. You'll pre- M Bo When Mr. Wrightsman prepared fer it to all othérs. Next time vou Mrs. ary wser his bank deposit for the day and {f { A requiem high mass will be turned away momentarily, the order ale, get the leader. Get sung for Mrs. Mary Alice Bow-|stranger grabbed the envelope Hi Lazy-Aged Old Crown Ale an ser, at 9 a. m. Thursday in Our/and fled. you get the best. ' Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church| Mr. Wrightsman and two others following services at 8:15 a. m. in| pursued, but’ the thief escaped in . {Feeney & Feeney Mortuary. Bur- the crowds. oy ro > . 's Cem- wo Take your choice! Old on Mr. Lazy E. Age Soys: ial will be 1n St. Joseph mn

' etery. Service Resumed Crown Ale available ¥ Mrs. Bowser, who was 76, died:

in of 24 lor LIES I ; yesterday in the home of her After PRR Wreck vir & : ° oo 1” ior ; 8 PRINK THE LEADER daughter, Mrs. Mary Ehrman-| Service on the Pennsylvania |ti . bid » i 4 traut, 5037 E. New York St. Born Railroad's line between Indian

©.1 cong; in the new “Toke oni 41 ie DRINK LAZ Y-AGE D in Mt. Vernon, Ill, she lived here apolis and Lebanon, discontinued J f pol A) 7:14 UE / Home 6”; and on draft. : 30 years. She was & member of 24 hours by a train wreck, was J} 4 TREM EN 4 . ge 3 : igi . OLD CROWN ALE Our Lady of Lourdes Church. resumed today. i ; © CENTLIVRE BREWING Bort ; : ‘ Surviving are another daugh-|. Pennsylvania officials said 41, : ; JAM CORP, FORT WAYNE, IND. ~~ = 88% : = EE ter, Mrs. Julia Corsaro, Indian-icars were wrecked Sunday night.! 5 ‘ 1 DOWN—$1 WEEKLY

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8 : . . : : imotive passed over it. No one ! SERS : Iwas injured. | ; | Crews worked 24 hours to clear, ! ‘the wreckage and repair the Your G E RADIO HEADQUARTERS jtracks, which lead to Logansport : and Chicago.’ | Freight service was not im-| {paired as trains were routed over {other tracks. U. S. Agents Break Up NATIONALLY ADVERTISED Midwest Dope Ring { DETROIT, Dec. 19 (UP)-~Fed-

THE DRILL ALONE IS eral agents today cracked a mul-

: 25 ti-million dollar drug ring that j A REGULAR sold - heroin in wholesale lots in iH Midwest and Southwest states. 2 $18.50 VALUE! ‘

Joseph Bell, district narcotics J . chief, described the profits of the i ‘organization as “fantastic.” Its and Take {distribution tentacles reached as

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i Ee far as-Texas, with profits “in the ¥ imillions,” he said. f Your Purchase hain said the ‘men acted as : : » {Midwest distributors for heroin s With You : {stored in New York. The arrests Jf a : . A real bargain , . . portable {here followed seizure yesterday! > . or stationary tool for home or farmt {of Tony Pisciotta in New York. Handles oll drilling, sanding, grinding, at {He was held under. $100,000 bond. | cleaning, buffing and polishing jobs.

| tr x Operates én 115 volts AC, ROGERS 4 CIO-Union-ts Sore a ry : ~ J At Russian Embassy : : | WASHINGTON, Dec. 19 (UP) | ~The: Soviet Embassy, which] GETS FARAWAY STATIONS! claims to represent the working ‘ : Sa os . class: is in hot water with the 48 3 timés as sensitive as previous models! = R CIO Electrical Workers. | Here's a super 3-way portable for super per Chairman James B. Carey ac-| formance anywhere! Gets those hard-to-get Cused Embassy officials of af

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