Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 May 1951 — Page 12

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Big Families Get Housing Legacy Of Steel Tycoon |

| WHEELING, W. Va. May 12 (UP) ~The Dollar Savings & Trust Co., of Wheeling, braced today to do a booming business with fathers who have three or more children. These family men can have a * $20,000 interest-free loan to.build a ‘house just by asking for it.)

They don't even need a down payment. e : {The interest-free loans are

made possible by a stipulation in the will of the late steel mag nate George A. Laughlin, . ~ » ~ ELEVEN YEARS ago, Mr. J.aughlin set up a $500,000 fund to give fathers of three or more, children the opportunity to own their own homes without making down payments or paying inter-

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But under a condition of his will, the plan was not to go into effect until his wife, Anna. died Mrs.. Laughlin ‘died in Florida ast month and the “Laughlin plan” was put in the hands of Dollar Bank officials./

28th to Participate In Air-Ground Exercises

Times State Service

CAMP ATTERBURY- May 12 ~The GIs of the 28th Division, | commanded by Maj. Gen. Dantel| B. Strickler, will participate in| air-ground operations during bat-| tallon exercises from May 16! to 21. f During the

maneuvers, F-51s| of the 123d Fighter-Bomber! Wing, based at Godman Air] Force Base, Kentucky, will fly in close tactical support of the infantry units. Roaring in over the heads of the GIs for simulated atrafling and bombing runs, the pilots will give the foot soldiers a graphic illustration of how air support is used to “soften up” or knock out objectives before they are stormed by the infantrymen. In a fire-power demonstration May 23, 18 aircraft will show the infantrymen how the Air Force works the enemy over with 50 caliber machine guns, five-inch rockets, 250-pound general purpose bombs and Napalm —the Jellied gasoline fire bomb.

Coast Guard to Renew

Hunt for Missing 'Copter JUNEAU, Alaska, May 12 (UP) —The Coast Guard planned to renew its search today for a helicopter with two men aboard missing since last night in the rugged country 90 miles north of here. The Civil Aeronautics Administration said the missing Coast Guard craft took off from Warm Springs Bay on Baranoff Island on a mapping mission. It carried no radio or emergency gear and had only a 21-hour fuel supply.

and an airplane from Annette Island unsuccessfully searched the area north of Juneau until nightfall last night. Names of the two men aboard the missing craft were withheld.

AP Writer's Wife Asks

Truman to Help Mate ST. PAUL, Minn., May 12 (UP) ~The wife of the Associated Press correspondent held by the Czech government has wired President Truman and Secretary of State Dean Acheson a plea to help gain her husband’s freedom. Mrs. William Oatis said that she had already sent telegrams to the two Senators from Minnesota. Mr. Oatis disappeared Apr. 23 in Prague where he was the AP bureau chief, Later, Czech officials reported that he had been arrested on charges of “hostile activities” to-| ward the Czech government. |

GOP Sees Truman Man

To Beat in "52 Election | TULSA, Okla., May 12 (UP) | Republican National Committee! members said today President! Truman will be the man they will! have to whip in the 1952 elections. | A spokesman said it was “the general belief here” that Mr. Truman will be the Democratic stand- | ard bearer in the next Presiden-! tial contest.

Hit Twice by Train, Lives DANBURY, Conn, ‘May 12| (UP) -—Marshall W. Scranton, 586, | a New Haven Railroad brakeman, | was run over twice by the same yfreight train-—and lived. ‘But his! condition was reported critical today at Danbury Hospital. Scran-| ton slipped and fell beneath a! New York-to-Danbury train ahout midnight Thursday near Bethel. Three hours later on the return run the train hit him! again.

old Dutch Custom

ALBANY, May 12 (UP) Thirty women garbed in old Dutch costumes —- including wooden shoes—performed an old! Dutch custom today in this old Dutch-founded city. “They scrubbed an upper block of State St. The ceremony dramatized the city club's drive for a cleaner Albgny during the annual tulip festival.

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OTICE OF CO BALE | fo is hersby given the undessigned Commissioner, sppointed in action for partition in the Marion Circ Court, Cause No 730, wherein Helen | Morely is laintiff and John Morely, | Frances Hollywood, Clara M, Pleg. Mararet J Burke, Elizabeth Morely, and | Lottie Lippe are defendants, for the ar- | tion of certain real estate describ in | ¢ complaint in sald cause, will, as such Cl issjoner, on the 2 iD day of May, | 1981, offer for sale to the highest gnd | best bidder, the lolloding real sta in rion County, te ans, : M ts numbered Ne and 183 in Mer itt Plpée. an addition io the Cit = d nePODS. Indiana, as record in Plat ook 13. page 13. in the office of the rder » Marion County, Indiana, rms of sale—cas eo said sale to take pi on She bove deseribad Sramises at the hour | : P, of sa ay. : neh MET ON Butea this 4th aa eh va R. y Commissioner.

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; y | ANNOUNCEMENTS 11 Per F | | Death Notises : ANDERSON—Carl M.,, of 2036 W. Wil. kins St. beloved husband of Grace Anderson, step-father of Margaret Morris and irginia dares. assid away Saturday. Services Monday, . m. at the BEANBLOSSOM MORARY, 132) Ray St. urisl} Washington Park. Friends may call iq] at she morbusry.' = "0" 101 ASH—Arthur L.. age 77; husband of ai Ollie Reed Ash (deceased): hroth H of Mary Wilkerson: ste father of Wiliam by Reed . Eunice J ors, ois Mscher, Indianapolis, aster 8g van feed, Columbus," O. passed Belt away al [OOF Home, Greensburg, Ind Services Monday. 1330 -p. mm. Author CONKLE FUNERAL HOME, 4928 W 1. lth 8 fends invited. = Buriaf 830 State Nusningon, Park. (Friends may _oull ae at-funeral home «a p.m. SunSer a INDIA CAUDRLL-Angis, of 21700 N. Olney smell hog wi pow a Neison Caudell: aunt 12 Bus of several nieces, depar s life —— riday, age B89. Services Monday, May 14, at MOORE & KIRK NORTH- ry EAST CHAPEL. 2830 Station St, as BRICK, | i 2 urial Crown Hill, Friends New. | nvit ¢ CAVE—Marvin (Ros) of 3306 Orche fob. too § ard Ave. Entered into rest Thurs- —_— day, age 39 years. usband of Mrs, Vivian I. Cave, son of Ernest 8. and BU Delpha Cave Service Mondas. 3 FORMI p.m. at HARRY W. MOORE PEACE CH-7668 CHAPEL, 12060 EK chigan St. Friends are welcome. urial Wash- CARPEN' ington Park . ————— small - DEDE--Belle, age 76, mother of Ray- : ! mond E. Dede, mother-in-law of Mo. Audrey Dede, &randmother ° House Charles and Carlotta de. sister of Mrs Jennie. Marsh, Terre Haute. Window assed away Priday p.m. Services waxing | onday 130 p m. Fleming Ja:s dens Christian Chureh, 500 8. Taft ————— t Priends invited. Burial P| ral GE ark Friends may call at CONKLE FUNERAL HOME, 1934 W. Michigan Remode 8t. after Sunday noon and at church butlt an after 13:30 Monday until hour of plastering JUDSYR), rr rs Same EASLEY Alberta E, 42 years, 1270 —rl 5. Thompson Rd.; beloved wife of T se Qeorsg I. Easley. mother of Karen ran ay. David L. and John C. Easley, I-30 ouster of Elisabeth and Perl C. et O8 e Vore: sister of Bernard C. D. Vore. passed away Saturday. Fuhera] 0 Monday, 1:30 8 m. at the G. H. HERRMA FUNERAL HOME, 1508 Mil dir East . Friends invited. Buri White Ri Green Lawn Cemetery, Franklin, Ind. sss Friends may call after 7 p. m. Sat- TOP urday ee ee ee Sand, MANN—Lotta. of 1830 N. Tacoma; wife of C. O. yy Mann; sister of Sinithey, Mrs. Margaret Maple, departed this TRACTOF May iM MOORE SKIS NSAI A-Tods a a - - EAST CHAPEL. 2530 Station St, 3 p. m. Burial Crown Hill. Friends Invited —— ress Industr MATES Mrs Violet, 2906 Keasior efalist’ in Blvd, N. Drive Beloved wife of gravel. I George FE. Mates, Nicholas and ered Bu Michael Mates. § grandchildren. W_Ray passed away Friday evening at her CRUSI residence. Bervices Tuesday 10 a. m + 0sd mal At the STEVENS ‘CHAPEL OF THR EK CO! | FLOWERS." 31368 W_ 16th. Burial Bt, | Joseph Cemetery. Priends mav call - { atthe “CHAPEL OF THE FLOWERS" CRUS { afrer 7 p. m Saturday Tit dirt MATRACIA—Anna. 436 S. East BC. re be op of ou late S5seph Mayacin All oved mother o e an 2 Matracia. Mrs. Mary Demma. ri a Frances Glessing. Mrs. Lena Natalie. aa Mrs Anna Mercurio. Richmond, Ind: LOW P| | Mrs Rose Datilo, St. Louis Mo. : sister of Vincent Sansone, passed All typ: Away at St. Francis Hospital! Friday, Materials May 11. 4:45 p. m.. age 71 years. Fu. BR-5427 neral from the residence Tuesday. LAWN May 15. 8:30 a. m.: solemn requiem SQUARE high mass Holy Rosary Catholie ( Church. 9 a. m. Burial 8t. Joseph's 1100 BE 3 Cemetery. Priends invited. Friends “aheT may call after 8 pm Saturday. ROST MILLER—Stella FE. 64 years, 1980 Clark Rd. beloved mother of Mrs S———— Emma Martin, passed away Friday. Hew Funeral Monday. 9a. m. 8t Christoher Church. Friends invited. Burial Free rown Hill Priends mar call at the G. H._ HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME, GUTTERS } 1508 8. East St, after 6 p. m. Bat- ’ aired HRY ssa aL CH-6476 PEARSON—Cora, 2445 N. Meridian GUTTERT St. mother of Mrs. M. 8. Block, hal 1 21) Mrs. Frank E. Gaines, Mr. Charles E. ——— Pearson, Indianapolis. passed away RA Saturday. Private services and burial HAT FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY Tuesday Friends may call at Laid. © mortuary after Monday noon _ namie Personal RAHE—Bertha, age 75. 6031 E. 8t. BR-8525 Joseph, beloved mother of Mrs. Alma French and Mrs Prieds Brown, GENERAL sister of Mrs Alma Sabel William Attic, -b Elbriecht ‘and Alvin Albriecht (dee HESTER Sead) assed ATR Jaturday A io R-3871 e& of service later, 1 er BROTHERS service ~~“ GENERAL SHADDAY—Gertrude (Adams), age . 70. residence 2350 W. 18th St. wit Qovered “of Calvin H. S8hadday. mother of LET me Hrriow Mov Onn gistl Mlidred wi, ow. Mrs. via Smith, am 3018 ee fapiiaddas: sisi ie ams, Mrs. Ida Clark, Mrs’ Sa- IM GRA die Thomas. Mrs. ‘Ada Kenens. passed IM CRA away Pridey evening at Methodist Clean yar Hospital. Services Monday. 3 p. m.. CONKLE AL HOME. 4935 W. LIGHT t 16th 8t_Priends (nvited Burial Floral and cle Park ends may call at funeral TRASH. | home after 7 p. . 8a ay 1% TT SHUF A ER — Richard H, of Bee" averly, son of Rex and Freds Dump Ti Shuffle! er; brother of Georgeanns pe and w iam, nephew of ay passed way ursday p m rvices Ne BUR! day. ¢ > oo at the home, half mile oe ot west of a eriy on State Rd 37. Immed se Sijends may alt a the home v&I Matry e. ease om! owers. SERVICE. Mooresville: 08 Me STAR! ustav. A, of 1629 Carrollfon, Survived by Jeversl Rise: and Pp nephews. passed away ay. rvfoes PLANNER & BUCHANAN MOR- , TUARY Monday. 11 a. m. Friends INTE invited. Priends may call st mor- AT-0381 tuary after noon Saturday PAINTI) TUTTLE—Walter Clarence, age 79, 468 PAINTI w. Wiley t., Greenwood, belove Cheaves husband o speth. brother of Haze RF; ttle, Hollywood, Cal. Pred Tuttle, PAI Warrenton, Mo.. Rush Tuttle, St INTERIC Louis, passed away Friday Zoning. el — Services Sunday. 3 p. m. at the J. C. SPRAY or WILSO NERAL HOME. Green- farms o wood. Friends invited. Burial Green- mates CY wood Cemetery. Priends may call at PAINTI the funeral home... °° TYLER—Pred R.. of 6528 N_ Carroll- ork ton, departed this life Saturday PAPER age 57. Funeral notice later. MOOR & KIRK service. Call TA-6058 for in- “lev a1 formation ~~~ ma isT cL WEBER—Ethel £. 59 years, beloved F mother of Austin G. Weber. Chi- 8A-99128 Shee. ao TY Friday Funersl onday. : at the G. a HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME 150, Paper . st 8t. Priends invited. Buris Reas, V Crown Hill. Friends may call after CA-7122 6 p m. Saturday ~ -— Xe WELLS John Hac 1027 8 PAPER eter St. ov rother of Edith Williams and Wiliam E. Walls. pecs son pp away Friday p m_Priends mays cal PAINTING at the ROBERT W. 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