Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 July 1951 — Page 4

+ BLOOMINGTON, July 23—

University are any indication, 's Beech Grove According to figures released by Freshman Dean P. 8. Sikes, 14 per cent of the frosh had “B” or better averages for the spring term against only 12.5 per cent for the fall and winter term. Also, straight “As” were scored by seven students during the second semester against three for the Arst semester,

IFMA Arranges Tour Followed by Banquet

A tour of Henry, Rush, Fayette -and Wayne Counties will be held Wednesday by the Indiana Farm Man t Association. A yet will be held tomorrow iri in the Masonic Hall Burial in Grssiwoed. at New Castle.

3302 N. Illinois 8t., retired sales

in Burial Crown Hill

morrow Home.

ial, Crown Hill

farm, 2 miles east of Mays: The gtirling Funeral Home. noon meal in Connersville Park Washington Park. will be followed by an address ——————- ni me by Charles B. Shuman, president Sjate Park Attendance of the Illinois Agricultural Association.

Burial, »

{Parks is expected to shatte

Keeping Face | records this - year, DEFIANCE, Mo. (UP) — The Coughill, director, said today. Jungermann sisters, Alice and Edith, married brothers, mond and Norbert Benne,

Ray-| 1221 visitors The | | parks.

have - gone to

JAMES M. ALUMS, 78, of 633 W. 13th St., operator of a hauling

Friends may call at Willis & Son Mortuary until noon Wednesday.

CHARLES F. DECKER, 67, of 1210 Randolph St., retired car inspector for the New York Central shops. Services at 10 a. m. Wednesday in the J. C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes. Burial, Memorial Park.

an = - H. W. AUSHERMAN, 80, of

man. Services at 2:30 p. m. tothe Wald Funeral

» ” ~MRS. ANNA E. MERSHON, | 82, of 5544 Carrollton Ave. 8Serv- ig neutral power, in order that

|1ces at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Flan: relatives and loved ones of the {ner & Buchanan Mortuary. Bur-|

" » ”- 8. M. BRYANT, 93, of 325 E.| Minneapolis St. retired EH Lilly & Co, employee. Services today, G3. H. Herrmann Funeral Home,

MRS. NETTIE A. MEADE, 69, The tour will begin Wednesday of 946 Elm St. Services at 10:30 morning at the Wayne White a. m. tomorrow in the Robert W. |

“Expected to Set Record

| Attendance at Indiana State

Kenneth: R. ig

West German government is struggling hard to establish and maintain a democratic system,” he said. Still in Servitude “These young men were forced into Hitler's army, and they now find themselves still in servitude ~—held as slave laborers, away from their families, homes, and loved ones, living under inhumane conditions, and, against their will, forced to help build up the Soviet war machine against a. free world. ; “We read in ancient history how the prisoners-of-war were sold into slavery and during the century one of the major blots on civilization was the system of forced labor "and exile practiced in the Russian empire. ; “But, now, substantially all nations except Soviet Russia conform to the Geneva Convention -lof 1929, which requires the cap{turing nation furnish the names of prisoners it holds, or make | notification of their death through some international organization, such as the Red Cross, or through

{captured prisoners can know their | status. ”

FOR INSIDE INFORMATION

on job-openings, living quarters

regular habit of reading The In-| {dianapolis Times Classified Ads! To place an ad of your own, phone RI-ley 5551.

Ugly Eczema No Joke

rl The ttching Yorment of ity ‘enough to make anyone | wretched and anxious for relief.

Since the first of the year, 764,- Sufferers from itching Sgaeina, the {pimples, This is a gain of 45,017

sisters gave birth to baby boys, {over the same period last year. gists. One application must de-|

angry blemishes, | Peterson’ 8 Ointment, 40c all re

About 10,000 Hoosier pilots are! in danger of being grounded this, fall. : Edwin A. Joyce, Indianapolis Aviation Safety District Area office, warns that fewer than 1000 of the approximately 11,000 Hcensed pilots in southern twothirds of Indiana have applied for 19th, identification cards. a “log-jam” of applicants about

late August.

These cards—containing photo, fingerplonts and personal information—must be obtained by each! flier before Sept. 1, according to| a security regulation issued early! this year by the Civil Aeronautics! Administration because of the world situation.

Required in War

Failure to get the ID card will not affect a pilot's license—but he will be grounded until he secures the identification card. The cards were required during {World War II, although an extensive check was first made into each man's background. This time all that is required is simple

and real estate bargains make a sarily United States.

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apolis physician.

of ry dianapolis, active civie colleges and oi 204. ker. She lived at receive no federal x=, Aflisonville Rd.

Butler Graduate

tice Presbyterian Church

and in Brownie Scout work.

Medical Society.

ler, all of Indianapolis.

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annual next Thursday.

festival will continue

Serge Koussevitzky,

Burial in Crown Hill will fol-| low services at 10 a. m. tomorrow in Flanner and Buchanan Mortu_jary for Mrs. Mary Kilgore, wife of Dr. Byron W. Kilgore, Indian-

Mrs. Kilgore died Saturday ina: Methodist. Hospital, She was 38, Mrs. Kilgore, a native of In-

A graduate of Shortridge High School and Butler University, she was a member of Kappa Delta and Gamma Phi Zeta Sororities. She was a member of the Pren-

active in the Parent-Teacher «As-! a sociation at John Strange School

also was a member of the womien’s auxiliary of the Indianapolis

Surviving besides her husband are two daughters, Barbara and

Diana; two sons, Bill and Danny and her mother, Mrs. Lillie 8trick-

Berkshire Season To Open Thursday

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For the next three weeks the with concerts at S:15 p. m, Thursdays and Saturdays and 3 p. m. Sundays. A special program on Thursday, Aug. 9, will honor the late conductoremeritus of the Boston 8ymphony, with a performance of Beethov-

proof of citizenship, not neces- en's Ninth Symphony directed by Leonard Bernstein. » ® ® » % # s ®

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Donald and Daniel, within two, There have been similar increases light you or money refunded. Also! TEL R-1277 i hours’ time at the same hospital in use of camp, hotel and swim- for itching feet, cracks between i in nearby St. Charles, Iming pool facilities. toes. ® é & ® ®

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Services for Leon J. Murphy,

p Movements former president of the local he JJNAT ard Gibraltar PlUTDer’s union will be at LS 3 : ADIs: | Noardem Rotterdam: Washington ‘a. ‘'m, tomorrow e y © Carl, Mar: pon: Port amherst, Halifax: Uruguay, Mortuary and at 9 a. m. in St. ct Oeoree. Margaret Rice: Buen Alres: Veragua, Puerts Barrios. (philip Neri Catholic Church. “ah , HE vena: Beet Burial will be in Holy Cross frabote), 5. © bre, aeMarine Arrow. Boston: Cemetery. ames. Gh Mires: JL Lukenbach usw: Mr. Murphy died Friday'in his mary Lac: rain MERITOY. | + wp Br ohm ow Matia- home, 1122 N. Oxford St. He AL St, Francis shaereiford: EE River; xT Trader. Colo. Was 54. ie rd, Lav Russet Mare Zella! ne . on Sonia nnaport War T Veteran $ Hirde; RE Ma ot rien Caliotta: Thnaman,| A life resident of Indianapolis, Al jisie = Rishard, Mag Woodsen, 3515) Riveri- President Taft, Los he was a member of St. Philip's

Church and a veteran of World

For the last several years he had been employed at Hayes

Sunrise. ..... Sunset... 7:06 us; Precipitation “v:30 a.m. 35 Surviving are two brothers, Fivt DeBielency sine Hon Stnce Jan. i... #4 Raymond J, Indianapolis, and following fable shows the tempera. Edward E., Washington, D. C.; High Low and three sisters, Miss Mayme 9 Murphy, Mrs. Katherine Engel o #3 land Miss Gertrude Murphy, all +8 87 lof Indianapolis. Ro 8 rma 12 7 Block Runs to Twins an olis- Be Pat ara 5 af | LEAD, 8. D. (UP)—A single N. New Orleans ........ . . 88 % (block in Lead runs heavily to

Three Found Guilty Of Drunken Driving

Three men were found guilty!'= of drunken driving Joseph Howard's Municipal {Court 3 today.

in Judge

Francis Payne, 47, of 1031 N

39, of 18 N. Greely St.

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other against Payne was withheld, Fined $50 and costs, with li|censes suspended for one were Ira Calvert, 26, of 1226 N. Alabama 8t., and John R. Gray,

{Illinois St.,, was sentenced to 60

''days on the state farm, fined $100 {Mass., July 23—The Boston Sym-|and costs, and had his license

phony Orchestra, Charles Munch {susgended for one year. conducting, will open the 14th {ment on three Berkshire Festival here,

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