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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

SEEING WHERE THEY'RE

GOING—Two six-we

ek-old jaguar cubs got their eyes full of the United States as they arrived at the » Philadelphia, Pa., 200 from Colombia, South America. They weighed a mere five pounds each, but after three years of hearty eating in this country, they'll both weigh in the neighborhood of 200 pounds.

ing for Chicago to joi

READY FOR WORK-—Barbara Ann Scott, lovely ice-skating star who has just finished an exhibition tour in Switzerland, makes a pretty figure off the ice, too, as she straightens her makeup upon flying to New York from Europe. The tiny blonde star was headn 2n ice revue which begins its Winter tour of the U.S. ‘very soon. 2 .

IT WON'T LAST LONG~—Brenda May Slate, two, is simply beaming with delight in London, England, as she watches her curlyheaded pal, John Burwood, three, blow those multicolored bubbles from his clay pipe. Brenda may have ‘even chased the bubble that's hanging ontp the pipe, but by now she’s learned the futility of hoping they are things of permanent pleasure,

ork Decides to Go long en Vacation

1 Mra. Leon Bombard of Han- *, N. RL took off for a Cana- birth

dian vacation—but they didn’t get

; The stork caught up with the ST. ALBANS, Vt. (UP)--Mr, Bombards at this Vermont city after they'd traveled less than 100 miles and Mrs. Bombard gave at a hospital to a son.

IU’s Smitty Puts His Resignation on Paper

immediately began scouting around for a successor, | University officials announced; today that Smith gave a written |

Paul J. Harrell,

{who was considered.

business,

sible successor.”

By United Press Mee

BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Nov. 17 — Indiana University Football cussed men Coach Clyde Smith put his resig- others who were recommended, nation on paper yesterday and and a the school's athletic committee coaching records which “seeming- are three ‘children, Charles and likely Mrs. Flora Davenport, both of

{ly would make choices.”

The search began on the eve ter, Mrs. A. W. Antrim, Indianresignation to Athletic Director of Indiana's toughest game of the apolis; four grandchildren. effective next season, with undefeated Michigan ett - Apr, 1, the fourth anniversary of State. Previously, there was talk his arrival on the Hoosier campus. that Smith might reconsider if Last night, the athletic com- Ne ound BD he Seaton win vier mittee made its firs _|tories over chigan zState an ma ing a. a tay DIst Stab at Dick | Heoster rival Purdue next Satur-! ALLEGAN, Mich. (UP)—Helen called it “strictly a preliminary 92Ydiscussion” and refused to say, But when he put his resignation in writing, observers believed “No names will be made pub- that ended speculation he might llc.” said Chairman John F. Mee. hedge on his oral decision Nov. 8 “This meeting was scheduled two to quit after the season ended. months ago. The committee per-| formed routine organizational/dent-alumni attack and in view of Mr. because the Hoosiers

the committee diswho had applied, Monday afternoon at Hisey «&

third group with good

Smith was the target of a stu-

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SATURDAY, NOV. 17, 1951

Death Strikes Twice Here In Trailer Camp

Death struck two families at the G. A. Trailer Camp, 5211 Massachusetts Ave. yesterday teavling three young children fatherless. Richard Harris, 28, a resident of the court, was killed instantly

INDIANAPOLIS

| it ‘ TRAFFIC.CHART

320 Days 1950 1951 Accidents ....... 7977 74206 Injured ......... 3030 3211 Dead .coiiiviesse 58 58

when his car went off a curve at 4700 E. Kessler Blvd. and struck a tree. Jesse (Woody) Ward, father of two, died of a heart attack in Jackson, Mich.

When sheriff's Capt. Morris Settles went to the camp to notify Mrs. Harris of the accident he asked another resident of the court, Mrs. Christina Ward, to accompany him. . Unable to find Mrs. Harris and her son who had boarded a bus for town a short-time before, Capt. Settles was leaving the court when Mrs. Ward was informed that her husband had died of a heart attack. Mr, Ward, an employee of the Ellis Trucking Co. left here Thursday to drive to, Jackson. He registered in ‘a hotel there vesterday and was found dead by hotel employees in the afternoon. {He is survived by his wife and {two small daughters. (A Mr. Harris, who was employed at the North Side Chevrolet, "nc, is survived by his wife and son,

Mrs. Harrison Walters

Dies in Hospital Here

Mrs. Josephine A. Walters of 5934 College Ave. died last night at St. Vincent's Haspital. She was the wife of Harrison Walters, veteran builder and engineer. Mrs. Walters belonged to Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. She was 77. Services are tentatively set for

Titus Mortuary, Burial will be in

Crown Hill. Survivors, with her husband,

Indianapolis, and Mrs. Frances ickett of Lincoln, Neb.; a sis-

Kitten Sees World By Air and Rail

Mutchier, a U. 8. State Department employee returned to her home here for a vacation from her post at Bucharest and she shipped a 4-month-old kitten ahead. The kitten made the trans-At-lantic hop without incident, de-

last month spite the fact that it went alone

were in the by train from Bucharest to Smith’s resignation we also began midst of a mediocre season. That Vienna, by plane from Vienna

a preliminary discussion of a pos- week-end Indiana trimmed Ohio to New York and from New State, 32 to 10, in an upset,

York to Allegan by train.

| ANNOUNCEMENTS

| ‘I Death Notices Local Deaths

ALBERT CALDWELL, 83, Bradenton, Fla. Buggy salesman] employed by the former Parry {Manufacturing Co. of Indianap-! jolis., Services and burial today in Bradenton.

- Shirloy Nervices

BARNES-—-James TL. BUNCH-—Willlam KNMGHT--Robert Alen. KNIGHT Karen Sue.

* * * + . BAUER—83t. John . age 31, exe husband of Joy A. father of Robert and Nancy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bauer, brother of Edward, U. 8. Marines, Korea; Frank Earl, Elizabeth Derr, Clara Allen and Helen Schachte, city, passed away in Korea June 8, 1951. Services St. Patrick's Church Monday, 9 . 3 Burial Holy Cross riends 1 call at the J. C. WILSON CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES. * * * ¥ ¥ BLACKWELL—Joseph P.. age 12 yrs. son of Mrs. Anna M. Cherry, stepson of Lemual Cherry, brother of Stephen and Madonna Cherry, grandson of Mrs. Sarah Blackwell and Mr and Mrs. Patrick McHugh, passed away Friday. Funeral, Monday. Nov. 19th, 8:30 a. m. at the GEORGE W. USHER MORTUARY, 2313 W, Washington, 87a. m. Assump-= tion Church. Friends invited. Burial Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call at mortuary after 10 a. mn. Saturday.

BUMPAS—Frances O., age 79. mother of Mrs. Hazel Hardesty and Mabel Young. Vincennes, Ing.; Everett R., Lotus M. and Ollen of Xansas City, and Robert C. Bumpas; sister of Lon Leightner, Alert, Ind. jassed away } Friday evening at residence, 1509 | West Pruitt. Services Monday 10.30 a.m, COUNKLE FUNERAL HOME, | 4925 West 16th St. Friends invited, Burial - Floral Park Friends nay call at the fuaeral home after 7 DM. Saturday. CHANCE-—Mollie Ann, 78 yrs, 5021 W. Beecher St. Beloved mother of Goldie Brady, Mae Nichols, Hazel Bray. ‘LeRoy, Deiphia, Johnny and Norman Chance sister 8f Emily i er, Jes Courtney ahd Bene

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MRS: MOLLIE ANN CHANCE, 76, Lisbon, Ind. Indianapolis resident for 60 years. -Services at 10:30 a. m. Monday at G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home. Burial in Washington Park. u on ~ BYRON CHOWNING, 63. RR 6. Toolmaker last seven years at the Reliable Tool & Engineering Co. Services at 2 p. m. Monday| at Huddleston-Hendricks Funeral Home in Connersville. Burial in Everton Cemetery, Everton, Ind. u 2 a" 8 z HENRY F. HARGIS, 54, of 508 E. Michigan St. Machinist at U. 8. Rubber Co, Services at 3 p. m. Monday at Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial in Washington Park. » 8 ' 8 MARINE SGT. JAMES J. KANE, 22, Marion, Ind. Killed in Korea June 19. Military services at Gethsemane Methodist Church fo in Marion today. ; ; i “1. CATCHY—Rae Stratton wears, DANIEL LEWIS, 89, Terre hat and shows net and deep-sea Boia WE nngton— Pack: Haute. Former dry goods store fishing lure displayed at South- may call at funeral home proprietor at Darlington and © Tackle Show at Miami FISCHER — Mariene Mae, beloved Beach. (NEA) « le of Carl and Henrietta Pennsyivania Railroad employee |

cn “en

urner. passed away Fri. eral Monday 10.30 a m. at H HERMANN FUNERAL 1508 S East St Friends

sister of Carl Jr. of Eugene

2 2 O: AT Bernard. Eleanor a! 30 years, Servicei at 1.30 p.m Da Fischer , ail of Indianapc y fled in § Louis. Mo Thurs Monday In Darlington, Burial died 1 Fonerot Mrom ibe BLACKS there. ET —. m— — | WELL IRVINGTON PUNERAL HOME. 5117 ‘ashingtion 8t. Mon : 2 - a Legal Notices 84 m. Requiem as Churel} of F< . — Nativi 9 am nierment ny MRS. GUY 8S. (AMBER L.) Mec- BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS ia Sol. Cemetery, ee COY of 324 N. Drexel Ave, Sery- LEGAL NOTICE of TURLIC AHEARING LARGIS— Henry G., of 508 E. Michitom ve N = Y otica 1s herehy given i with th gan St. Apt 5, entered inte rest ices at 1 p. m. Monday at Flan- t give been ! ad, with the Po i Sh ers, husband of ner & 1 3 1 I eh Ads M. Hargis, father of Estelie L.; ner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial alar Hs: mended. Service Tool and Die! Wiliam and James T. Hargis, steps in Oak Hill Cemetery, Crawfords- Co.. 1043-47 East Michigan Street Zoned father of Mrs Kathryn Mosley, Mrs, ville U3-A3-H2 Businessi, requests variance Lafelle Ragland and Harold Wilson, : : of! building line requirements und expan brother of Walter. Jean, Marlin and 4 8 =» f a use previously granted by vari La Hargis. Services Monday, 3

Pp at HARRY W. MOORE PEACE CHAPEL, 2050 E Michigan Friends are -weicome. Burl Washington Park ’ JOEGER Sophia Margaret, T4 years, wife of Adolph F. Jaeger, mother

MRS. HERBERT A. (ANNA E.) MILLS, 72, of 3129 Ruckle St. Services at 10 a. m. Monday in Hisey X Titus Mortuary. Burial Edgar, Cemetery, Paris, Ill. = Ld ” SCOTT H. MORRIS, 55, of 1623 8. Randolph St. Machinist at the

and two great-grandct + at 7

Ay : : . HOME Indianapolis Bleaching Co. Serv- Del-O-Realty p m 8 ices at 2 p. m. Monday in Royster Beecher Street, Zoned UL-Al}; 4 Pm New Cigu

2960 N. Cais father of

1strial requests variance of

t In it the construction of a resi-

& Askin W. Washington St. Mor-

tuary. Burial in Maple Hill at “I v.g Del-O:Realty Corporaion.| Jewell Johnson 1Deg BL nah i 2208 East Beecher Street U4-A2 Hagersiow lien of » Plainfield. H2 First Industiial reque Mrs Joanna Hayworth of Lewisville, s =n = use to permit the const: departed this lifsa Thursday, age 57.

MRS. RAYMOND E. (AGNES “J v.si Dero.neatty Corpoiauion Be Moro: Beast : oi - ” Zoned Ud-Al- > 3 IRK } 4 MARIE) MURRAY, 38, of 805 8. Jj East Beecher Street (Zoned UAL FI ONPEL. 2530 Station Bt. 11 a. m. Sheparq St. Services at 5:30 a. m, se to permit the constiuction of a es) Burial Memorial Park, Friends ‘a : "id ra vited. (Richmond papers pl cop Tuesday at Beanblossom Mortu-: and Lutr 18013 KENDREW-_Mrs_ Jans Louisa. 829 E. ary and at 9 a. m. in Assumption

Drive, Woodr aft Face, selgved wile i f Dr. Thomas Kendrew, passed away Catholic Church. Burial in Holy Cross Cemetery,

Priday. Nov. i8 Funeral privates ” ” = ve

and sale No Sowers I r A e. with accessory; MeCOY — Mrs, Amber L 34 N. street parking and loading space pro-| Drexel. wite of ou 8 NC: cy ay . ia \ i assed aw iday rvices AN MRS. CHARLES (FRANCES) Sun Oil Company. 1760 North! KER a BUCHANAN MORTUARY. WAGNER, 66, of 2549 8. Cali- Por) fornia St. Services at 1:30 p. m. A2-H Monday at J. C. Wilson Chapel of mi: the construe the Chimes. Burial in Round Hill. asoline service =

Tacoma Avenue, (Zoned Ul. papers please ‘copy |

requests variance of MORRIS Scott H, age 83 years. of

1423 8. Randolph St, husband of Bdith Morris, father of Annetle

Green, Mrs Doris Dawson, Mrs

Southwest er J8th Monday. 1 Crawfordsville sgn at the | Jean Marts and Beily Morris. passed

ss = =n premises Thur ral o - vps . V5 te ute rt 0 away hursday. Funeral Mon Js FRANCES 0. BUMPAS, , b433 , Nichigar Aug hed PEAR 2 3%, ROYSTER AND ASKIN 79 509 7i {rst Industrial), requests expansion eof | TY . . ashin 9, of 15 W. Pruitt St. Services nm 2 r Fly bole de to permit the| = St. Burial. Plainfield. Ind. Priends at 10:30 a. m. Monday In the sale of used auto parts and ths coustruc-| may call at mortuary after 7 p. m.

. ® 4 ® porarily for the sale of Christmas tr apoils, Indiana The Big Real Estate Section of Sb CE EE BT, 530-V-51 Clarence Wagner. 567 Dor-| Ary “ # y foundati 1 NOTICE OF THE PROPOSED RULES AND o on ojo ation for permanent living REGULATIONS = IMPLEMENTING CHAP. IS 531-V.51, Edward Dirks. 15 North Ritter TER 247, ACTS OF 1040. AMENDED BY 4 | Avenue, (Zoned U1-A2-H1 Residence, re- SECTION 2 (E: CHAPTER 211, ACTS OF

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- y tion of a building for the storage and Saturday Conkle W. 16th St, Mortuary. i of mew auto Darts. with accessory| Srp ae ‘Burial, Floral Park. offstreet parking and loading space pro-| Shephard St, beloved wife of Ray: ee premises Too { mond M daughter of M? an - endable Tool anc Lie M:s Prank Kratoska of Indianapoiis, Eas 3 § } sister of James. Joseph. Frances and Business), Pvi. 1c William Kratoska of Korea reviously lle and Richard deceased Funeral constr action of il } Tuesday. # a. m from the Assumpbullding X tion Church Friends may .caill as

\rking provided the BEANBLOSSOM MORTUARY. y « 8t

2021-23] 1331 W_ Ra after Saturday

De 1. Jesse H Washburn noon. Priends invited The Altar West New York Street, Zoned Ul-AJ-H1! oat 111 mee: Mond | Residence’, requests var +f use and Socal) A meet Monday, 8 p."m, area requirements to permit the existing a A creer men re nes to be maintained as a threes; RINER- v passed away Friday,

to permit the Funeral arrangements later For \ r information cal! PHILLIPE NERAL HOME. Zionsville. Ind SCHRANK Elizabeth A. 1338 Ruckie, mother of Mrs Louise Williams and Mrs Carl Helvey. aunt of Mrs Joseph GClatt. died Friday at her residence Funeral Monday, 8:30. at we KIRBY MORTUARY, Meridian at 19th St . B88. Peter and

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apa ent house. at ruction of an additional room to the! rear _of this house §17-V-51 Bertha Shirley Gale Street. Zoned Ul-AJ-H! requests variance of bull ments to permit the house to be completed at cation : 518-V-51 Mrs. Irene Bu New Jersey Street Apartments, requests pn Ate a LC home In

ses : | please cog and Dorothy M pleas >

Klels ¢ med Ul-AJ-HI STANTON Mrs Residence), request permiss to park and bama. wife occupy a trailer at the rear of the rest. sister of Pred dence { Burt Van Arsds $30-V- FP. Betz. 1751-65 Boule- | away Priday vard Pl ed Busin day at J. C reques’s i off HOME. Greenwood parkl Burial Greenwood

tion of a e funera yma building 3 i Ww ; vost at 4448 Nor I Merril seloved Dass 33]-V-31 rT ASH] Resi- band of Elnora T t

e of use to 8x40" a t to be used & woodworking and

ap 1. Sunday - WILLNER- Mart! M28 Sturn Clara Manley

to be used store to be kn Street rer < forming Ir be attached building. acces

ay Friends may cal e JORDAN FUNERAL HOME, s t Thm,

i away Prid

At th 3428 East Tent alter

n the p Saturday. Be Monday. Nov, 19 v-51 Ari 2 10 ai the f te. # a mat Road ‘Holy Cross ( riends invited.

requests rements to p existing tw four-unit apartm 524-V-51 Mr North New Jersey St

ine requirements to pe mit t nclosure Legal Notices

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WYLIE—Dr. Bruce M., passed away r Mi Fla ineral Arrange ments announced later -

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525-V-51 Luke Jones, 1028 North Bele NOTICE OF THE PROPOSED RULES mont Avenu (Zoned Ul-AJ-HI R AND: REGULATIONS IMPLEMENTING \ ice 0 CHAPTER 247, ACTS OF 1849, AMENDED BY SECTIONS 2<(E) CHAPTER 217, OF 1051 OF THE GENERAL 3011 North SEMBLY OF THE STATE OF IN. 1-A2-H1 Res DIAN OF THE GENER COMMIS - 10 Park N OF THE INDIANA STATE BOARD

{ the re BION cu OF EDUCATION 537-V-51 C. W, Jones, 5040 Past 10th Notice is hereby given that at a special Brest (Northeast Corner 10th and Ban. Meeting on November 9 1051, the General croft Btrests:. (Zoned U3-A3-H! Business: Com of the Indiana State Board requests permission to operate: an open. of Educa tentatively adopted a motion fle sales t \ accessory re-estat ng Revised Rules 28. 20, 30 ng. MHghts an 1 and 31 relating to: the granting of 8 Muesing «- Merrick Coal and eme ney units of State Tuition Kuppnrt {Oil Co, Inc 136 Bouth Sherman Drive P tin raovisions of Chapter

An Drive and 120 of the Act ft Ul-A3-H1 Resi f the Btate dence requests variance of se to ner- hersby given th n December 1. 1051 at mit the construction of a garage for the 10:00 A. M., CBT. in the office of the servicing of trucks accessory to the exist-|State Superintendent of Public InstruecIng business operation, with accessory off-| tion, Room 227, State House. Indianapolis. street parking space nrovided Indinr said board will held a publia 528-V-51. Broad Ripple Post 313 Ameri- hear on the proposed amended rules, can Legion 6347-53 Old College Avenue Copies of said amendments ars available (Rear 709 East 64th Street. Zoned Ul-ifor sxamination at the office of said

A4-H1 Residence), requests variance of use 3 to permit the premises to be used tem-|Ponrd at Room 227, State House, Indian~

{Northwest Corner 8 Stanton Avenue), (Zo

he General Assembly fana of 1945 notire is

General Commission of Indiana man Street. (Zoned U4-A4-H2 Pirst In- 4 dustrial). fequests variance of uss io] State Board of Education

permit the installation of a house trailer

quests variance of use to permit the 1951 OF THE GENERAL ABSEMBLY OF premises to he used for offstreet parking THE STATE OF INDIANA, OF THE GENaccessory to the nearly business operations. ERAL COMMISSION OF THE INDIANA 532-V-51. Wides Construction Co.. Inc, STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION 1301-45 East 46th Street, (Zoned Ul-A2-H1 Notice is hereby given that at the reguResidence), requests variance of use and ar meeting on November 9. 1051, the area requirements to permit the construc. General Commission of the Indiana State tion of six 4-unit apartment buildings. Board of Education tentatively readopted

> in ascaraahng with plans submitted 1th » motion amending Rule IV, Section D adequate offstree parking provide on! for supplemental distribution of transfer for your home n the real the premises tuitlon support of the Btate Tuition Bup-

A Jubile hearing will be held by the port Act Boar of Zonin Appeals on Monday, Pursuant to the provisions of Chapter November 26. 195], at ep m. in Room 120 of the Acts of the General Assembly 401 City Hall. at which time and place of ths State of Indiana of 1945 notice is interested persons appearing wi be given hereby given that on December 3. 1951 at Ophortunity to be heard in reference -10 10:00 A. M. (CST), in the office of the the matters set out in sald petitions State Superintendent of Public InstrucBOARD OF ZONING APPEALS (tion. Room 227, State Howse, Indianapolis,

| hearing » the proposed amended rule, me - Copies of sald amendment are avallabl or examination at the office of sald boar

LEGAL ADV.

signed Purchasing Agent {or the City of Indiana - Indianapolis, and the Department of CHARLES E. ROCHELLE

Aviation will, until the hour of 10.00 Bacreta Look them over «+. YOU are sure A M (November 28th, 1951, receive sealed! Oeneral Commission of ’ ’ ’ bids for the urchase ft] low i to find several you'll want to in- described building. Reauisition No. 348 Sl

delivered to your door.

. calling for the purchase of a steel buildthis week-end! ing 122 ff. in length and 36 fi. in width with windows and doors all In accordance with blue prints and Apecife tions on file in tha Department of Public Purchase Bidders will include erection complete and the construction of a 4" thick concrete floor - approximately 123 ft. la length by 44 ft. In width. Subject concrete is to be » poured over an i floor.

owled smooth with 3 . ooncrete. : ‘Subject floor may be poured monoliths. Wa + Ad 06” oly Salt gent n $ : ,

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Notice is hereby given that the undet- al Room 227, Btate House, Indianapolis,

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I DAVIS—We wi: with deep apy ness, sympathy” tributes extende friends and neig of our mother, ELIZAB) We especially wis ister, Raymond words of comfo also the singers apolis Church of Mortuary for the understanding se

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