Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 May 1951 — Page 10
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Britain has re
specialist on the’ Japanese treaty, is flying to ¥.ondon early next week. British Ambassador Sir Oliver Franks has told the United States neither the Chinese National "ists nor the Chi: nese Communists should sign a Japanese
Panama
stitutional power.
charges. °
Germany THE WESTE
today.
3 the end of World
Diplomatic sour there was little c many meeting all obligations. ! °
mer, leader of the
ernment. ®
He said
Italy
powers completed
units later this lems of co-ordi were settled durin »
WORLD SERORT
"anese treaty this year.
Under the proposal United States, Britain and Mrs. Rozzell Moore France, negotiations would start in London next fall. States also would seek settlement of $3 billion in American ald to Western Germany since
The proposal called for agreement on the principle that Germany should pay as much of the debt as its economy allows and] that creditors should scale down their claims as much as possible. |
THREE Czechoslovaks sentenced to death today and 24) received long prison terms on charges of murder, robbery, trea-| son and atiempting to overthrow ol = the Communist government. The sentences were handed down by the state court in Zlin, Moravia. |
long exercise which welded Italy's seapower into the western Je. Fred, all of Indianapolis. fenses of the Mediterranean sea. . U. S., British, French and Italian Stricken, Dies at Front officers participated in a “chart exercise” which set the stage for full-scale war games with fleet
fused to sign
any Japanese treaty that is
Mr. Dulles
treaty now. He explained Britain daughter, Mrs. feels that a “general settlement” Indianapolis. of the China question should be reached before any government retiring clerk for his service and signs the treaty in China’s behalf. declared:
IN PANAMA CITY, Arnulfo Arias, deposed president who WW Il to be dictator, awaited in jail to- Will Be i day to be tried on orders of the| en Cumberland national assembly in the slaying] of two policement in the brief rev-| olution early this month. Arias was dragged in disgrace the Hendryx & Fields Mortuaries theater, and a graduate of Herron and Grass Townships, | farmer. Art School, Mr. Peters resides| The report charges that qual- parm Bureau 29 years, and served prosecuted for the crown in the |
before the assembly last nightifor and convicted of abusing his con-i py rial wilt be in Memorial Park. With his Australian-born wife and fications and ability of the dis- gayeral years as secretary-treas- Oakes case will appear for Mr.
The assembly
barred him from public office for| the remainder of his life. Arias then was remanded to jail to await trial on criminal
R N Big Three
powers have suggested Germany come to terms with its creditors on its $2 billion prewar foreign debt, a Washington dispatch said
by the
The United
War II.
ces admitted] hance of Gerof its prewar
IN BREMEN, Otto Ernst Re- yy on.
so-called New
he will appeal.’
were |
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AT MALTA four Atlantic Pact!
today a week-|
Year
Reliable
the week.
Ul. S. Court Clerk For 28 Years Set Bathing suit styles Teacher Group's
To Quit June 30
More than 28 years of service to three federal mdges will close June 30 for Albert C. Sogemeier,
clerk of the Federal
the Southern District of Indiana.
Judge William E. Steckler did ; { : not immediately announce a sucsigned by Nationalist China. cessor for the post which has a
The strong British stand base salary of $600 a vear. gnarled a drive by the United’ States to complete the Jap-
plans beyond “a good rest.” The son of a German
2 The dispute is the real reasomgrameSaad’®# Ne first served with uno FIGURE | efect. belisve » : » ts tiwag: 3 go why” John “Foster Dulles, U. §. Judge A. B. Anderson as chief on FI6Y R, ie ot ig of his move toward: possible Jega anc 50 per centeof the Tceeipts was «a member of the Broad
deputy clerk, and later with Judge he hig enough to hide this or perk
Robert C. Baltzell.
‘Sogemeier sold worked In his |store.
He advanced to chief deputy for all county courts before tak-
é . — ase /intendent Carl Engelbrecht, apone Peters’ Painting Wins pointed by the county's nine trus- S pa A
ing the federal position. | The Sogemeiers have
| “My affectionate
jout the remainder of my life.”
Services for Farmer
t | Times State Service
Fred Hitzemann,
here Thursday night. 87.
ago.
Cumberland Chapter Woodmen of America.
Henry Hitzemann, Minn., and a grandson.
|
Mrs. Katheryn Moore, 111 W. 22d St., will be buried in New [Crown Cemetery after services at 1 p. m. Monday in Pilgrim Bap-| itist Church, of which she was a {member. : Mrs. Moore, who was 30, died
Thursday in her home. A native of Tennessee,
church.
Survivors include her husband, | Rozzell; a son, Rozzell Jr. and Monday at the First Methodist meritorious public service” of a
Janice, Church. Burial will be in Rose-'daily newspaper.
four daughters, June,
e and Rochelle. *
Nazi Party, was sentenced 1ast Maynard R. Foxx night to four months in jail for|
slandering the West German gov-| _Strvices for Maynard R. Foxx, years.
supervisor of the locomotive de-
partment at the Beech Grove a member of the city council. He (UP)—About 560 men were un- thinks the administration may, . y (Norfolk Wednesday. {Shops of the New York Central was affiliated with the Exchange der suspension from their jobs at he swinging around to the Far| y
* {System, will be at 1:30 p. m. Club and Masonic Lodge. Czechosiovakia [Monday in Shirley Brothers’ Irv-| . {ing Hill Chapel. Burial will be in
Washington Park.
Mr. Foxx died yesterday at his
home, 5424 E. 11th St.
last 25 years.
He was a member of Prospect “strike” today to back demands production efforts to obtain a Masonic Lodge, Scottish Rite and for higher wages.
the Murat Shrine.
Surviving ar i | § ate Ns Wie, Mrs | courts adjourn for their regular
Gladys M.; his mother,
Sophronia Lloyd, and a brother,
WITH THE Korea, May 26
Laurence K. Ladue, 47, died in his’ . . sources said mary of the prob- Sleep of a heart attack May 23 at 42 Forest Fires Bring ting the fleets the corps command post on the
central front, the Army announced NORTH BAY, Ontario, May 26 terday under five tons of hay on|of the government.” He said he Sy ind S re
today.
Court for in the second place. most women a report by a teachers’ investigat- the
Mr. Sogemeier, who lives at 140 Pleasant Run Pkwy. with his wife Bertha, declared he has no
immi- dw
While with up that, or call attention to someJudge Baltzell he advanced from hon else.” jeackers
deputy .to the clerk's post, and was retained hy Judge Steckler
{When he succeeded Judge Baltzell. dark front and back panels and week to The Indianapolis Times, | Before joining Marlon Circuit no po 1oreq sides will be the five teachers declared they w Court as a deputy in 1917, Mr./ ° eC rec! ey were y insurance and
y ' » father's produce black lets off, but your eye sees paign funds of three township Farm Bureau Aid ————————mm only the black and the wearer trustees. > y Errol Flynn Charges Rich
Furman Brown. Popularity Award Judge Steckler commended the
regard for {Mr. Sogemelfer will last through-
CUMBERLAND, May 26—S8erv- | ices will be at 2 p. m. Monday in|gpent three years in the Pacific/grand jury investigation in Carter
Mr. Hitzemann died at his home| ye. He was
Born in Menden, Germany, he] : 2 came to Cumberland 70 years Albion to Kendallville
He was a member of the . . . Cumberland Baptist Church and/today announced removal ot Of Legislative Bill | Modern Draft Board 59 from Albion to
e: secure better transportation facil-
1./itles for inductees. | : | Although seat of Noble County, Introduced in the Florida legisla- Myg, McKinley Russ
Surviving are his wife, Oliv three sons, Albert, Eugene, Virgi a daughter, Mrs. Katherine Grat-|
er, all of Cumberland; a brother, = Waltham, called to Indianapolis for ex-
Mrs. Moore came to Indianapolis at the age of 2, and attended public schools here. She was a member McGuire, chiropractor and Demo|of Rosettes, social club of her cratic Party worker, died yester-
A lifelong resident of Indianap- ‘Strike’ for Wage Boosts period beginning Monday and] is, Mr. Foxx has been with the, 9 gl 8 y {specific and definite aid to the \J railroad 38 years and was head of the locomotive department the
|per cent pay- increase. They now 20TH SR 'S, get $135 to $165 a month. _ | CROWN POINT, Ind, May 26|count Hall
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Dangerous Baboon
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type 26 Window part 28 Native of Denmark 31 Wiles : 82 Correlative of / neither 33 Nothing 84 Against 85 Winter vehicle 87 Hammer head 88 International
language 39 Abraham's home (Bib.) 40 Epistle (ab.) 42 Symbol for sodium 44 Board (ab.) 45 Musical note 47 Mend 50 Daybreak (comb, form) 61 Babylonian
CIEE IRIAISIEY HORIZONTAL 56 Location ir pA 1Depicted ~~ °7 Makes a will FSigwm 9 Doon VERTICAL [AM] as a 1 Horse's neck . devil-mask hairs 3p ATR LC a with 2 Genus of (TST AS TIRIA TS] scarlet nose maples AIS IKV 10/VUINICIEY and blue 8 Consort of [TIEIEM) cheeks Geb 33 Incisive 4 Deciliter (ab.) 23 Horn 43 Three-toed 15 Seine es 5 Harvest 25 Mode sloth 16 Article 6 John (Gaelic) 26 Cooking 44 Watercraft 17 Volplanes 7 Lieutenant utensils 45Row 19 Symbol for (ab.) 27 Seed covering 46 Social insects erbium 8 Lower limb 29 Memorandum 48 Deep 20 Preposition 9 Fell short 30 “Emerald Isle” excavation 21 Chemical 10 Assist 34 According to 49 Decay suffix 11 Retinue 38 Give 50 Abstract being 22 Pronoun 12 Essential being 40 Units of 51 Harden 23 While 18 Behold! energy 54 French island 24 Measure of 20 Employs 41 Persian fairy 55 Parent
More Transparency Prosecitor Studigs Boxer of Truman Rites to Be Held s Predicted in . Letter to Critic |
Cites $50,000 8id At-] P. M. Monday
DETROIT, May 26 (UP) - THE MAN who bought Prosi-
Women's bathing suits won't get Ho dent Truman's letter to the music | any smaller, they'll%just get more epo on Irngs critic was in town yesterday. or x 1 j am transparent, actress Esther Wil. He is D. Swing Starring, an | llams predicted today. Times State Service electrical manufacturer of Now Services for Charles H. Sedam, | “There's not much left to ROCKPORT. May 26—Spencer York and Connecticut. The price painting and decorating contrae-| shorten in the first place.” the County Prosecutor Volmer A, he kept secret. tor, will be at 2 p. m. Monday in| swimming movie star said. “And Franz today said he was awaiting He said he called Paul Hume. Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. | newspaperman who let a gyria) will be in Crown Hill. | look better with more on than ing committee in connection with critical - shaft fly at Margaret Mr. Sedam died vesterday in off." a teacher-firing dispute in town- Truman's singing, and after some Methodist Hospital “H. was 50, “The French suit proved that." ship schools here. » time was able to buy the letter. pital, e § 1 Miss Willlams said. “It never Mr. Franz last night conferred Mr. Starring said he had no He had’ operated Sedam Su-| was, really popular in the United by telephone with officers of the plans for the letter and didn't Perior Paint Products 45 years States.” : Indiana State Teachers’ Associa- buy it as “an investment,” but before his retirement in 1944. He, If women are going to wear tion following a meeting of the he did say what the letter is Was past president ‘of the Indi-| bathing suits at all, "you've got organization's committee in Indi- worth: ’ ana Master Paintefs’ and Decor-| to give: designers at least a little anapolis. oN. ators’ Association. cloth to work with," ‘she said. The Prosecutor said he willl HE HAS been offered $50,000, Born in Waverly, he came to study the ‘51-page report as part by a photostat firm in Chicago, Indianapolis 52 years ago. He action. above the $50,000. IRipple Christin Chureh.: = "7 During the meeting last night, Mr. Starring, a director of the, Surviving are his wife, Mrs. urged action by the Bridgeport Brass Co. was here Emma A.; four sons, Dr. Herbert | Prosecutor, possibly a Grand Jury for its annual directors’ meeting. L., Indianapolis; Paul Z., Culver transparency investigation. Seat mn tee City, Cal. C. Granville, San Suits with In sworn statements given last |Francisco, and Theodore A, [Richmond, Va.; two daughters, | |Mrs. Lois E. Thompson, Arling-| Va., and Mrs. Robert P. Clif-|
That's comes in, she said.
where
vogue. discharged because they refused ton
“The pink takes over where the to contribute to the political cam- ton, Dearborn, Mich.
looks that much slimmer.” |
Spencer County Schools Super-
Canadian With Attack
NASSAU, Bahamas, May 26 UP) — Movie idol Errol Flynn| Everett Jeanes, Indiana Farm filed action against Duncan Mc-/| ‘Bureau official died yesterday Martin yesterday charging the
ner of the popularity award in the Mr. Franz said he expected to hikainhod his Pome, at%s N. ea nna soi a
current 44th annual Indiana receive a copy of the report today, Services will be at 10 a. m. three months ago
Artists exhibition at Herron Art and added that ‘specific action”, may b “ Monday in the Montgomery Flynn did not reveal the amount Museum, which ends tomorrow. may be expected in the “near fu ‘Mortuary. Burial will be in of the damages he seeks. He
| Mr. Peters’ painting, “The El” ture.” $ : it! : ‘charged Mr. McMartin struck him |depicting a New York tenement The report was compiled trom{STg¥e Hill, had Deen secretary in Igo face at the bar of the) |seen from the elevated railroad, testimony given at a hearing| : 4 tin is! | { lof the Hoosier Farm Bureau Life hotel, of which Mr. McMartin is received the largest number of Tuesday in Rockport. Committees 1, 1.0506 Co. since it was formed part owner.
'ballots from visitors attending the thought it conclusive enough fori; 1937. He had served as secre |W. E. A. Callender, Alfred De, lart show. : e tant :
prosecution in Hammond Town-| i , |tary-treasurer of the Farm Bu-|/Marigny’'s attorney in the fam-| A former Marine sergeant who ship in Spencer County, and 8| eau Mutual Insurance Co. since ous Sir Harry Oakes murder (trial, will represent Flynn. The Hon. Alfred Adderley, who
tees, said he was threatened with loss of his job in 1953 unless he| Donald Allen Peters of Indian- contributed $400. His term expires apolis yesterday was named win- in 1953.
(it was organized in 1935. He had been with the Indiana |
{two daughters at 2216 College charged teachers apparently had rer of the Indiana Farm Bureau McMartin. {not been questioned by the “‘em- co-0p Association. | Sco ———————————— 'ploying officials” in Spencer
|County. A native of Brookville, he came Comedienne Fanny Brice
|to Indianapolis 30 years ago. He| . . . was a member of the third Making Fight for Life | Christian Church and the Christ-| HOLLYWOOD, May 26 (UP)— lan Men Builders’ Class. {Fanny Brice, who brought tears Surviving are his wife, Beat-\, 4 1a onter to stage, screen and | TALLAHASSEE, Fla, May 26 !rice; a daughter, Miss Charlotte, |, 4, audiences for three decades, (UP)—The seventh in a series of Indianapolis, and a sister, Mrs. sont desperately against death ‘anti-newspaper measures -to be Alta Brown, Hamilton, O. {today in an oxygen tent. Hospital attendants said the 59-year-old trouper was in “critical”
Shift Draft Board From ‘Miami Herald Target
State. Selective Service officials
|Kendallville, effective Monday, to,
Men ture was aimed yesterday at the ‘Miami Herald and its publisher, Services for Mrs. Alma Lee condition from a severe massive John 8. Knight: Russ wil bel LD 2 Ehndzy| cerebral hemorrhage and has not seek private tr rtation. Three of the measures have in New el Baptis urch. recovered consciousness. I Dratt Board. 59 recently was been killed in committee. No ac- Burial will be in New Crown. | Miss Brice, who rose to fame /tion has been taken on the others.| Mrs. Russ died Thursday in St. 35 a Ziegfeld star in the early
1 i rvice| , the center of a Selective Service| gH “Ny. 1 Brackin of Crest-| Vincent's Hospital. She was 52.1205 with a tearful rendition of
{uproar when {ts three members|
| denounced classification regula-| View, a town more than 500 miles
from Miami, introduced a resotu- Russ had lived in Indianapolis 27/the role of the precocious “Baby HO a ne roe Of the She resided at 1962 Cor- nooks” on the radio, Was strick-
t t in, [tion today asking that the news-| years. hree later agreed to remain, and | apers editorial and news policiestnell Ave. She was a member Ofen at her Beverly Hills home ee be investigated to determine if the New Bethel Sireren, ix | Thursday. : | : : they are “aiding the Communist u ng are her husband, Mc-| | Clinton Chiropractor, \conspiracy to sabotage repre- Kinley Russ; a son, J. Francis, old Caval Unit Motors. Ex-Councilman, Dies |sentative government” and if Mr. Shelbyville; two daughters, Mrs. ry ei Times State Service |Knight is “trying to attain po- Dorothy Orr and Mrs. Geraldine Tq Confederate Reunion
CLINTON, May 26—George R. litical control of Florida through Bates, Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. . ; (his newspaper.” | Margurite Boles, Indianapolis; two| TUCSON, Ariz, May 26 (UP)
| The Herald this month was brothers, Hobart Hogue, Co- —Fifteen members of the once|day at his home here. He was 62,/awarded a Pulitzer prize for per-|lumbus and Carl Hogue, Indian- famed cavalry unit, Capt. Sherod
Services will be at 2:30 p.m. forming the “most disinterested apolis, and three grandchildren. jHanter's Arizona angers. tre
. . lin automobiles. Believes Shift Toward | "rhe rolowers of the stars and ’ sha bars dressed in western clothing Doug $ Strategy Possible for the cross-country trip, saving WASHINGTON, May 26 (UP) their Confederate army uniforms
Charges Job Slowdown _ Cocke Jr. national cem- for the 61st reunion of the United EAST MOLINE, Ill, May 26 mander of the American Legion, Confederate Veterans, opening at
Albion has no bus service.
amination and induction had to
|two new members were appointed.
(lawn Memorial Pork. ER | Born in Correy, Pa, Mr. Mc- Plant Suspends 560, {Guire had been a resident here 34
Active in politics, he had been]
The rangers will be the only
|International Harvester plants Eastern strategy advocated by cavalry group attending the 4Surviving are his wife; a sister today for allegedly slowing up Gen. Douglas MacArthur. |day encampment. They left here {and a brother. «|production during a time-study He told the Congressional under the command of Lewis D. chat ent [test. {Women’s Club yesterday there is Hall and planned to reach Nor-
Paris Jurists Set Brief |
The company said that 500 men «gome indication that the United folk Tuesday. | were suspended for a two-week gtates is leaning toward more,
PARIS, May 26 (UP)—Some that 60 assembly line Workers Chinese Nationalists, a step to-| iew-Blocking Ships | 1130 lower court judges in the Were suspended for a month. ward the use of Chiang Kai-shek’s Bring Parking Ticket | Paris area planned a 15-minute men intentionally slowed down [CLS 20d, the bombing of the) DETROIT, May 26 (UP)—The staging area in Manchuria. | Detroit & Cleveland Navigation
Company was handed a parking local bargaining agent at the Attlee Names New ticket for mooring two of its plant, Local
104 of the Farm » ‘ships at a city-owned dock. 110 eat Equipment Workers Union, also Lord of Admiralty | The city had ordered the ships |15-minute afternoon recess. In-y,q quspended by the company. | LONDON, May 26 (UP) — moved because they blocked the I wie Siang on Mime, the iin, | Prime Minister Attlee named view of the Detroit River from . | th V - | mitsutes. 90 Slots Found Under ‘Lord Pakenham, 45, First Lord the new Veterans Memorial build
{of the Admiralty yesterday fol- ing. | The judges are asking a 20 to 25 Hay on Hoosier's Farm lowing the resignation of Vis-
more favorable pay rate. The, The strike will come when the
ANNOUNCEMENTS _
| Death Notices
(UP) — Lake County officials Viscount Hall, 69, said he re-| raided a farm and found 90 slot/ signed for reasons which were] machines. | “personal and not because of|
Ontario Travel Ban | The machines were found yes-/any disagreement with the policy
| (UP) — The government banned the farm owned by C. L. Worth-| felt he should make way for a
ington, 54. travel through a vast region Of “wy. \y.oton sald that he i {northern Ontario today when bousht th i hi . \strong winds fanned 42 forest POUght the machines from a Chi- Brive Closes Today
cago company and stored them in res inlos RAP thread ai de- his barn because federal law now The scrap metal and rubber
‘partment of lands and forests, all forbids the interstate shipment drive being conducted by the travel was prohibited until June 8 0f them. He sald he hid them Garden City Christian Church for w V in the Temiskaming and Coch-|in the barn to prevent hoodlums the benefit of the building fund BA as soarrite” Salat, fo
. will close today. ther of Roberta Blythe Baldwin, rane areas north of here as from stealing them y brother of Jervas W. and Alan Bald-
flames from two fires raced out of | win and Mrs. Ernest Brockschmidt,
| 8 h J control through timberland. i a as ROYSTER & - ASKIN MORTUARY, 1902 N. Merid- ’ fan St. Priends invited. Friends may |
call at mortuary after 7 p. m, Sat-
[younger man, DICKMAN—Gertrude
FOXX-—Maynard GISH—Eugene
Officer Finds Brother
v urday. D d t C h S EVENTS TODAY | DIVORCE SUITS FILED DICKMAN —Gertrude F., beloved wife ea a ras cene "Indiana Association of C. P. A.s—Butler| , Margaret vs Thomas Anderson: Mary of Charles E. Dickman, mother o University and Lincoln Hotel. A vs. George W. Kincade: Jessie vs. Car- Mrs. Evelyn Love, Mrs. Etta Smith,
PITTSBURGRH, May 26 (UP) Indianapolis Annual Hot Rod and Custem 0! Adkins; Willlam °T. vs. Helen Fane:| Mrs. Guy Eichrodt and John W.
—Patrolman Kenneth Bott of Built Car Show—Fairgrounds—through Mabel R. vs. Roy Clarkson: Mary A_vS.| - Ashiey, Indianapolis; stepmother of Clyde Crawford: Mary T. vs. Robert Rus- : the suburban Greentree police de-| Wednesday. i Clarence and Wiley Dickman, Mrs
——————————— Jeli Alberta vs Paul Huber! Vir nia J3: Louise Thompson, Indianapolis; Mrs. ufus adison: rene vs osep rice. dith Weekley, 1 bus. Ind.: 150 partment started out yesterday gygNTS TOMORROW Kathryn va. Lyle Christian; Arle L_vs.| G0 5y'S) grandchildren and. 10 on what he thought would be a Lois Raney; Mary M. vs. Phillip A. Gib-| oi iat crandchildren passed away 4 Herron Art Museum program and color son Friday. Funeral Tuesday, 1:30 p. m., routine accident case only to have pletures Beauty” Spots in Indiana” — BIRTHS | SHIRLEY BROTHERS IRVING HILL it turn into a family tragedy. yngianapelis Anaual Hot Rod and Custom Twins | CHAPEL. 5377 E. Washington 8t. Arriving at the scene of the Show—PFairgrounds—through At Methodist—James and Margie Brown. | Callers after 2 p. m. Sunday. Wednesday. boy and girl. accident, Officer Bott found his Boys ° At Home—Virgil, Mary Sprowel, 622 W younger brother, George, 24, dead MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED = joth: Odell. Vivian™ Lander. 1031 N.| on
Bullt Car 2p posses Ve FOXX—Maynard R., 5424 E. 11th Bt.; | . re . beside the wrecked car. [Thomas E. Hines, 32, 2056 E. Ath: Atleen | oy" *Franeis—Amos, Virginia Loveless: |
beloved husband of Gladys M. Foxx, son of Mrs. Sophronia Lloyd, brother | m Mae Winberg, 23, 2237 N. LaSal | “Ralph, Phyllis Davis; Leon, Krystyne Timothy T. McDowell, 22, U my:| Warchol; John, Pauline Emrich;
of Pred Foxx, passed away Friday p. m. Services Monday, 1:30 p. m. at — c—————— the SHIRLEY BROTHERS IRVING N.Y Ship Movements | "Rosanne W. Wilson. 19, 5420" Guilford | DeLols Gates TI yi E Nashinuton : Job. Harris Jr.. 24. Jamestown, R. 1; | At, Coleman — David. Eleanor Hammer;| GISH Eugene, beloved father of Mrs. By United Press Oe Be ars dra Ah pmesiown, Ne A SU Barbara Hall. { R. W. Hurt. Mrs, Jesse Blackwell, Arrivals—Ocean Monarch, Nassau. 3 Saba. 20. 1104 N. Keystone: Barbara At Msthodist—John Ala Saker! Roscoe. | Mrs. Bessie Beaty, Mrs. A J. AlghDepartures—African Enterprise, Cape- Jean Walker, 1! 1104 N. Keystone, Pau jae Sobert, ooroyng, an Sickle: . tow America. Cobh: American Lawyer, Albert Van Hull Jr. 39, Detroit, Mich.: oy 8t.' Vineent’s—Floyd, Jeneva O'Hauer:| ter, Mrs. Ruth Standbury and Roy Caronia, Havre. Robin Kirk, Helen B. Prence. 42. Detroit, Mich. Melvi A ’ SP I { al 3 T t - a i tonarch, Brads; Rio Rar E Oauiden. 295 917 Ein: Marjorie) Melvin. Audrey Osborn; Ivan. Olive Gish. passed away Liv Serv Jachal. Rio de Ja=siro. Santas Clars. Menderson Si "829 Lexington Ave Baylor; Don, Manin Hollingsworth, | jaiisements later, SHIRLEY BERVInes, Cristobay Ernst Steck Jr. 81. Maracaino Venezuela: At Home Virgil Lucy McDonald, 851 W Robert E. Albright. 27. USAF. Rose L.
ames,
inbaugh, Mrs. Ann Rutlege, Pauline Morris, Mrs. Marie Phemis-
go Roneid diana Humpnies. 2049 CRASSUS BO uilon also survived by five grandchildren;
.amon. Turks -Island.
Bunce, 20, 1231 Bellefontaine, At St. Francis—Llovd, Dorothy Reddix; | John R. Malone, 29. 441 N LaSalle: Kath- =~ john Elizabeth McDonald; Stewart, | sister, ES pilliam Babe, assed erine C. Querengasser. 30. 441 N. La-| Martha Kesterson; William, Katheryn| Away al 3s ion "Ave. Thursda) polls ; || Bender) ca inch gliatbara, Sparks; An Priends may call at ROBER Minus Bublett. 39, 116 W. 21st: Wille: B.| Charles. Jacqueline Shannon jo EW HIRLIN( ma 20 P ect Bt unn, 29. 702 8. Illinois At Co'eman—Willle, Mary Hinkle. { WW. BSHIRLING, 14 Tospec .
Frayer services at the funeral home
RO James Humphress, 29, 505 N. Noble; 8har- At General Guy. Mildred Bunch SO THO UGH on E. 8iddall, 20 122 Sterling J .|At Methodist—William, Gloria Foresman; 4 n, nd Synaral Sotvices Sunday Robert J." Koch, 27, 1411 8 New Jersey: James, Marta Fairfield: James Levers ew pe nA A ew Palestine Udell I, Cox. 31, 204 Alabama. .| Slaymon: Vernon, Heletr "Doversberger.| RB. mM. ‘MIA 8 2 ot Paul F. Dufek, 24. 1661 8 Talbot: Kath- Clyde, Wanda Abels: Howard, Hazel Mc-| Cemetery. Friends invited.
HEALY—Martha Ellen, 703 N. Sherman Dr., wife of George P.. mother of Irene and Emil B. Healy, Mrs, Clara Engledow, Zionsville; Mrs. Della Maholm, Mrs. Mary Cain, grand. mother “of Richard T. Healy, die Thursday at her residence. nera. Monday. 8:30, at the KIRBY MORUARY, Meridian at 19th 8t, 9 a. m. at St. Philip Neri Church. In-
Neely; Nearle, Jetty poe, Ward: | e man; Jodie, yrile urphy: | Wanda LC. Damron, 19. 1133 E. Market. | : { poyaps Citiguine, 23. Indianapolis: Rose- | Kale. Bessie Wallen; John, Elizabeth | mary FP. Jones, 20, 639 N. Tacoma. |At St. Vineent's—Carl., Kathryn Gluff;
8. Army: Rose william. Marjorie Watkins; William No. 9 | Ruth Rider. he Hilam,
y u Po . 19. R. . > Donald Sykes. 40.719 N. Euclid: Margie * ullivan, ‘ nois ROTO-ROOTER Harry Edwards, 21, 1514 Bates. Lucy Mae DEATHS
1 , 33, Harley E Barnes, 23. 2933 8. Lockburn;!
Bonn in Whiteside, Tenn., Mrs. «My Man” and went on to create|.
. 18, 1221 Bat tEl , . 3 - ; RAZOR KLEENS Lie Mbiel ha PA Mudtord: Tiwoe| = mam ty 4. 8t- St. Vincent's. poe terment Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends gene Hoskins. 18 839 8 Taft Daisy Bosier. 70, at 762 N. Emerson. may call at the mortuary. CLOGOED SEWERS & DRAINS Ernest BE. Frick, 27. 1613 Ineram: Mary chronic myocarditis : * E. Burns. 30. 1501 N. New Jersey. Atta MecAlexander, 83. at Methodist, ar-| Legal Notices » z Horace A. King. 20, New Palestine; Pa- teriosclerotic heart. — — rt Better, Faster Service PMH tricla Cunningham. 10. R. R. No 10. Barbara Herner, 86. at 702 N. Alabama, LEGAL NOTICE ’ a BN George A. Turner. 33. 2038 N Park Ave: cardiovascular renal. All persons BA a are hereby notifor Less J, Mildred Ann Bhoemaker, 21. 2038 N. Annie D. Hurt, 83, at 111 E. 16th, chole- fled thet on the 6th day of June, 1951, at i Bd Park ye. a cystitis. 7:30 P. M., in the Town Hall at Speedway, i HI-8988 Jackie 2 sober, 19, 3. Savy: Bar-| Tarpa JBoshkoff, 63, at Methodist, .pneu- | the Board of Zoning Appeals will be asked | Pravier W. Vance Jr. 35. Evahsviie; Mar-| Minnie L. Coldwell, 83, at 2037 N. Illinols. |, “3° Joe "of "propery. located. at 1134 : ian Edwards, 26, Evansville. ch : ~ | Winton Ave. lot No. 5 in Speedway. '
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HUGHES—Nannie May, beloved wife of the late Alfred Henry Hughes: mother of Robert E. and John Basil of Beech Grove; sister of Mrs, Pearl Bragg and G. G. Hurter of Huntington, W. Va.: Mrs. Ruth Hunter, Cincinnati,. O.; E. C. Hunter of LaGrange, Ill, and R. C. Hunter, Detroit, Mich.; also nine grandchildren and one great grandchild. passed away Thursday. Services Monday, 10:30 ‘a.. m., LITTLE & SONS, 1424 Troy Ave., Beech Grove. Burial Washington Park Cemetery. Friends may call after 3 p.m. Saturday:
JACKSON—Edna ‘E., 132 E. 44th St, wife of George O. Jackson; mother of Baldwin H., Robert O., and James W,. Jackson, Mrs. A. D. Ward, Mrs. 8. E. Penstermaker Jr.: sister of Waldo Schirmer of Cleveland, passed away Friday. Services and cremation Monday, 4 p. m., at FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Friends may call at mortuary. ——
KORDING—Sharon, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Fred Kording, sister of Robert, David, Stephany, Mercial and Donna Krathouse, passed away Friday p. m. Friends may call at TOLIN FUNERAL HOME, 1308 Prospect St, any time after 7 p. m. Sunday. Services Tuesday, 10 a. m. Interment New Crown Cemetery. : :
LEAS—Charles M., 90 years, of 4035 Boulevard Place, father of J. Frank Leas, grandfather of Mrs. Heien Jones, brother of Mrs. Rachael Blake, Cumberland, Md., passed away Thursday evening. Services FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY, ‘Monday, t¢-a, mm. Priends invited: Burial Gosport, Ind. Friends may- call at mortuary
O’'MULLANE—Nelle G., age 68, mother of Robert Orme; sister of Minnie Messamore, Dalgreen, Ill. William Litchfield, Blackford, Ky., also survived by 3 grandchildren, passed away Saturday morning. Monday, 11 a. m, J. C. W "CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES." Burial Cloverdale. Friends may call at the “CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES" after 7 p.m. Saturday.
ROEHM—Leota, beloved wife of Frank Roehm; mother of Mary Frances Gohlke of Detroit, Mich., Dorothy Schwilters, Indianapolis; also survived by 5 grandchildren, passed away Friday p.m. Friends may call at the ROBERT W. STIRLING FUNERAL HOME, 1420 Prospect St. after Sunday noon. Funeral services Tuesday, 9:30 a. m., at funeral home, 10 a. m. 8t. Patrick's Church. Friends invited. Burial Calvary Cemetery.
SEDAM—Charles H., 6127 Primrose, husband of Mrs. Emma Sedam, father of Paul Z. Sedam, Culver City, Cal.; C. Granville S8edam, San Francisco; Dr. Herbert L. Sedam, Indianapolis; Theodore A. Sedam, Richmond, Va.; Mrs, Lois E. Thompson, Arlington, Va.; Mrs. Robert P. Clifton, Dearborn, Mich, passed away Friday, B8ervices FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY, Monday, 2
p. m. Priends may call at mortuary.
SEITZ—Jean (Ball), formerly of Indianapolis, beloved wife of Kenneth Seitz; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ball, Indianapolis; sister of Mrs. Louise Fisher, Pueblo, Colo., passed away at the Union Hospital, Terre Haute, Ind., Friday. Friends may call at the ROBERT W. STIRLING FUNERAL HOME, 1420 Prospect 8t., after noon Sunday. Funeral services Tuesday, 2 p. m., at the funeral home. Priends invited. Burial Crown Hill Cemetery.
(CORRECTED NOTICE) WHEET--Minnie May. 71 years. wife of William L. Wheet, mother of John Van Zandt, Marie Coy, Merle Smith, sister of Elizabeth Wheeler Clara Dobbs and Goldie Lewis, nassed away Friday a. m. at the residence, 1702 Lockwood. Friends may call at the TOLIN FUNERAL HOME, (308 Prospect St. any time after 7 p m Saturda. Service 1 o'clock Monday at funeral home. Interment Mt, Pleasant, Friends invited.
2 Lodge & Club Notices
CALLED MEETING Prospect Lodge No. 714. F&AM, Monday, May 28th, 12:30, to attend funeral of our late brother Maynord HAROLD L. POWELL. W. M. RAYMOND FP. LANE, Sec'y.
5 Florists-Monuments
FUNERAL FLOWERS
JOHN GRANDE & SONS. Florists 2401 W. Washington St. FR-3535
8 Funeral Directors CONKLE FUNERAL HOME 1934 W. Michi t. - ©38 W, J6th Si. _BE-8oed AT. 2388
Parley Puneral Home, 1604 W. Morris FLANNER & BUCHANAN 3 _W. Fall Creek Blvd. —TA-3377 BERT S. GADD
1047 Churchman MA-6049 GRINSTEINER’S 1601 E. New York MA-887
Q. H. HERRMANN 1500 8. Fast St MA-8488
HISEY & TITUS
951 N. Delaware St. L1-3828 “Home of Personal Service” JORDAN FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service
2428 E. 10th St. ™-4304 TM-4308
ROBERT W. STIRLING
1423 Prospect MA-8576 10 Lost & Found
WILL PARTY seen picking up an L Strauss box containing a pair of blue slacks, size 31 please return them. No questions asked under those conditions or call LI-9908 or WA-T7863. SBERVICEMAN'S Parker wrist watch. eward. Call Herbert Dietz, CA0341, WI-2107. BENRUS watch, yellow gold, rhinestone band. Lost vicinity 16th-Penn. Reward. MA-7244 days. PL-2944 eves.
10a Pets Lost & Found
DOG, white, medium size, with red collar: “Jackie.” Lost, reward, PL-9083.
11 Personals FOR YOUR PLEASURE
Charcoal Briqueties
CITIZENS FUEL CO.
1001 SOUTHEASTERN AVE. Hearing Defective? Protect it.
Beltone Hearing Service. See or call our Authorized Hearing Specialist
15 Years experience. 830 State Life Bldg. Indpls. MA-3116
PERMANENTS $2.45
Guaranteed, complete, inc. hairstyling. Big value. No appt. needed. Hair dyes—bleaches, only $2.50. Day and nite serv. Royal, 401 Roosevelt Bldg. RI-0481, RI-6000. i
Dr. Fred M. Hickman, Dentist
is now located on entire 6th floor Marion Bldg., W. Ohio. corner Meridian near Post Office. Formerly of 301 Roosevelt Bldg. LI-7022, ALCOHOLIC Anonymous Freedom Group reached through P. O. Box 481, Indianapolis, or by telephoning AT-3852 before 10:30 p. m. DO NOT surrender to Arthritis, better try physical therapy at home. Only $2.45 per week. WA-4835.
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MAN with car to tour North U.S. and Canada south throu Calif. East through Grand Canyon back to Indpls. Leisurely driving ape proximately eight thousand mil perhaps three months. I pay gas, od and may compromise further. Bo® B-148, Indpls. Times.
IF YOU NEED A TRUSS Bee the "Life Saver.” H. E. FRAUER & CO. 4608 Wash _________ Rl-3i16, JIMINY CRICKET Condensa Foam’ the ticket for cleaning rugs an upholstery. It's odorless. Vonneguts, REVOKED DRIVERS LIC For SR-22's payment plan
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EEO a. A-1 SPECIALTY Brick repairing, pointing chimneys, foundations, porches. Free estimates,
Work Guaranteed WA, 9246 ck | pointing, res pairs. Immed. service, 25 Years’
‘exp. WI-1203. 4 IMMEDIATE SERVICE on block work,
C. Shea, MA-8641
Brick—Cement—Block
STORERMS., FIREPLACES. CHIM. EYS. ~ BSMTS. “ STEPS, UNDATIONS, PORCHES
__pair, Immed. service. IR-S BRICK WORK—_FLUE - REPAIRS. 28 YRS. EXP. WI-1203. : CABINET WORK —— “BUILT-IN CABINETS AND FORMICA TOPS CUSTOM MALE. CH-1668 Res., BL-3386
"CARPENTERS LE-INSURED AVAILABLECarpenters — Roofers mes Block Men EDWARD RICHTER, CON'TR., IR-4453 PORCHPS screened in or enclosed: remodeling: additions: garages; plastic wall tile; rubber, asphald flooring; free estimates. WA-8608. CEMENT WORK
little more. ,~5429, CLEANING
i i pmb meteesiiaett House & Industrial Cleaning Wifidow washing. floor scrubbing waxing. L1-3036 CONTRACTING
Top Soil, Fertile
Pll dirt Del romptly 82d ‘and White River. BR-2224: eve. BE-0511, A'& B TRUCKING CO Top soil. fill dirt white stone, gravel, sand and cinders __LI-3092 DAYS, MA-9029 EVES, TRACTOR grading. bulldozing, sand, Dr gzvel: crushed rock. top dirs. GA-7022.
Flues—Porches oo BE-SMS Alter § FILL DIRT: coarse gravel. We delive _ er. IR-5987 or West Newton 154. RICH TOP SOIL, FERTILE, REAS, Capitol-0526 CONSTRUCTION FERGUSON BROS. Industrial and private home speclalist In fill dirt. top soil. pit run gravel. Loaded on *rucks and delive Cred Bulldozing Call TM-8521. 2900 ay
EXCAVATING Crane work, bulldozing, crushed stone. Call evenings. GL-3287. 8. & L. Excavating Co. ee. — CRUSHED STONE _ CRUSHED STONE, CINDERS Fill dirt and gravel FR-2743 —pm re ENUING LAWN Lig BY r 100 ft. BQUARE RED CEDAR 65¢ each
HOOSIER FENCE CO 170) E 38th - TA-2434
LOW PRICE—HIGH QUALITY
All types for lawns and factory. Materials or complete erection. BR-5427. Ford Fence. Nt. BR-124
POST HOLES — IM-3323
FURNACED - FURNACES, all makes repaired. Vace uum cleaned. Painting, rooting and tinning. MA-4961. ao GUTTERING GUTTERS—DOWNSPOUTS New installed, old painted and ree pEired. Roof leaks repaired. CHe
GUTTERING AND ROOFING, FRED ESTIMATES. HI-0171. ROOFING GUTTERING FREE ESTIMATE—IM-4223 HARDWOOD _ FLOORS HARDWOOD FLOORS d. Old floors made Ilke new, Personal attention given every job. BR aD rues Gimatui——— i GENERAL HAULING—Refrig.. furnie ture. baggage. Reliable. White. Covered trucks, ins. CA-8304. ne = BAULING oa GENERAL HAULING — CLEAN UP Attic. basement, garage. Any hr, TER PHILPOTT, 831 8. States
GRAVEL, cinders, top soil and gene eral hauling of any kind. HI-0109, LIGHT transter & trash hauling and clean up work. CA-2198. GENERAL HAULING WANTED Clean yards. ashes. trash. TA-0253,
TRASH. Ashes. tree limbs, $3 up. 1'a T. trucks, white. CA-4894. HEATING = OIL. BURNER installation & guttere ing Years to pay. 10% down. Immed service. Matry's Heating & Guttering 160 8 Meridian L1-6684, IR-5220
LANDSCAPING
LAWN spraying, all weeds, Guar. ree sults. Power equip. CO-24175. WE DO sodding., grading, hauling cement and block work. WA-2721, MA-0572. Si LAWNMOWERS POWER AND HAND LAWNMOWERS Factory serviced Starbrand Corb. 1202 N. Sherman Dr., IM-3438.
PAINTING
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INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR AT-0381 Free Estimate TM-6208
Painting—Interior, Exterior Carpentry. general repair Free est. AT-0620
““Painting—Sjnterior and Exterior _ Paper steaming, remodeling. and roofing. All work guaranteed. HlDW. a oa PAINTING—Interior & Exterior Fir. sanding, Reas. rates. Pree est. Write or see E. Martin, 4903 W. Wash, PAINTING, PAPERHANGING, steam= ing. Free estimates. Northside Decorator. BR-9320. - INT. and Ext. painting. Good ref erences. HI-8689. TRAILER PAINTING. Gutters cleaned and painted. FR-2948. PAINTING—Interior, exterior. Work guaranteed. GA-7567. a PAINTING—PAPERHANGING
Work guar. Imm. serv. FR-9018 PAPER CLEANING. AANGING STEAMING
PAPERHANGING—CLEANING Reas. Immediate. (White). Justice, BE-3988.
PAPER HANGING—CLEANING
Steaming, reas HU-7833 days CHe £523 eves
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Reas. Work guar. Miles Mince CA-T222. FREE EST. on A-1 paper steaming, patch plastering and painting. IDPAPER hanging, cleaning, painting, Experienced. Reas. oman an bs URLS Ne PAPERHANGING PAINTING, STEAMING. WHITE MAN. 195 SAMPLES. A. EB. CONDIFF, TA-6043. PAPERHANGING—PAINTING Int-ext.: prompt. service AT-2746. PAPERHANGING. steaming Reason= able prices, Latest aainbles, Work guaranteed. E. R. Shepard. CA-671 PAPERHANGING. GUARANTEED WORK. PRICED RIGHT. IM-9045. PAPER HANGING, PAINTING, STEAMING, ID-2776
Paperhanging—MA-3721 PIANO_TUNING AIRE TE PLASTERING PATCH PLASTERING
Sat., Sun., and Eves.
Po tal CAI eles mh —_— ie PLUMBING —— HOME SERVICE (0, Plumbing supplies and plumbing repairing. Reasonable rates. LI1-7683. REFRIGERATION REPRIG. service, all makes; spe, Expert. Guar, Quic!
ROOFING
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FREE Estimates—Liberal TERMS 8iding—Guttering—Cement Work GEN. ROOFING AND SIDING CO. Days. MA-6848: nights. BR-2498 _
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