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. Times Stale Serviee "LAF AYETTE, Mar. 28--8erv-ices for Mrs, Margaret E. Diénhart, motheg of two well-known Indiana men, will be held 10 a. m. tomorrow in St. Boniface Church; Burial will be in th8: church cemetery. ; “Mrs. Dienhart, plorieer resident a, died yesterday in her hone, She was 83. “Her two sons Dienhart, assistant to the athistic director at Purdue Univertyéand former Indianapolis Ca thedral High School coach, and "J. (Nish) Dienhart, former Biesinter dont of Weir Cook Municipal Airport and now admini§trator with the Indiana Depart: ment of Veterans: Affairs, + For many years, her late hus Band, Jacob, owned and managed ‘the Lahr Hotel here. Other survivors are four daughters, Miss Marle Dienhart and Miss Frances Dienhart, both of Lafayette, and Miss Lucille Dienhart and Mrs. J, Edward Kindig, both teachers in South lend schools,

Services Set for Tarkington Aid

« Crown Hill burial of Ethelbert Gilmore, who for 25 years was a devoted servant of the late Booth Tarkington, will follow 1 p. m, services tomorrow in the John A. Patton Funeral Home. Mr, Gilmore, who was 64, died Wednesday night in the Tarking ton home, 4111 Washington Blvd. "He had lived with the Tarking dons both here and in their sumsmer home at Kennebunkport, Me Ha belonged to the Chauffeurs’ Club and Elks Lodge here. ** Burviving are his wife, Van"Metta; three sisters, Mrs. Alice Carter, Mrs. Ida Kirkpatrick and Miss Isabelle Gilmore; two brothers, Walter M. and John; four all of

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tomorrow in Jacobs - Brothers Cunningham’s door, then Young | West Side Chapel. Burial, New went to a side window and shook (‘rown the dgcreen. ’ "HN Mrs, Cunningham admitted she MRS MAYME (RASTERY) fell back in payments to the CLOSSEY, Southport, Services Household Finance Corp. but in 8130 a. m. tomorrow in Wilson sisted ° she had no money and

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Parade, a complete picture Wins Essay Contest

fhagazine, fs & par of YOUT | roi Mowrey, Lawrence Central Kuiiday Times. High 8chonol junior, today won the $100 top prize in the Indianapolis Sales Executives Council essay lcontedt. Joe Sexson, Tech basket‘ball star, finished fourth, only boy, ito win a major prize. More than 700 essays were entered by Marion County high school pupils. Second place and $50 went to |Alice Ashby, Broad Ripple senior, third to Cynthia Byrne, junior at| Shortridge, and fifth to Marjory! Whitmore, senior at Washington. First, second and third place winners automatically qualified for national competition, where a $1000 first prize is offered. Essays were on selling as a career, Fitzhugh Traylor headed the couneil's contest here and Edward) Dowling was chairman of Judges. |

Navy Doesn’ t Need Bases In Spain, Admiral Says

{ WASHINGTON, Mar. 28 (UP) |—The Navy does not want land bases in Spain, it was revealed, today. Adm. William M. Fechteler. | chief of naval operations, said] the Navy “does not need them” because it has anchorage rights in the Mediterranean and is “gelf-sustaining afloat.”

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"nr two loan collectors accused = Retold “Bock, 33. 2038 Giney. Virginia [Rang Shistds, 42. at Methodist, dear: day for the Secretary, who earlier | | : ARLAND ‘00 + B7, of forcing their way into e obinson raena Susan Welch. 78. at General, hyperten- 'nspected front lines on the “bhat- ? E "RD : y Webster Bish 37. 2310 Roosevelt; Gladys ft , : g a . hy Marion County on: u. 02, mem. home of a young housewife Gossett as Commerce 4 rel. sive cardi wascula $ tlefield” of- Exercise Longhorn, k > Helen Pa 3 ’ ber .of Hesbrdok Masonic Lodge. who owed .a payment. adi of Bee x. She” . . the nation’s biggest military ma- SPECIA 0. 1 Services 10:30 a. m. tomorrow in. Robert Bego, 22, Meadaqwhrook Lyman Tague, 53 aN: Berwick; Murrel Strike Hits A-Plant ineuver being staged in Central i NO. Bethe Methodist Church. Burial, Apts, and - Russell Young, 26, virgil Jones. 32 3100 Pleasant Meryl 8 oineE of Map 25 17538 By the Army and Airf N R R Wh R ES 3ethel Cemetery of 1015 ‘Hervey 8t., were fine Herron. 48, 21 leasan yE, Tenn., Mar. 28 porce i $ Bd Zoetis, 23, 151 Plassany; Doris — i pa——————_——— " ” » on charges of qtrespass. Painter 30 wooapriafe. N a: Puviiia (UPp-—Atomic plant construction . & a Over B50 varieties to choose from. All CHARLES G. SHELTON, 62, Special Judge Walter E. Myers Cal nek 3% Sanee, PTY was practically halted here today SoMany Little Childhood fis. colors in climbers, tea roses, everbloom‘of 626 Madison Ave. a printer, Jr., Municipal Court 4, dismissed om by an AFL truck drivers strike teason | ing. Plant new for loads of blooms this Services 2 p.m. tomorrow in Bert charges of assault, and battery, DIVORCE SUITS FILED which idled about 500 workers. Strike At Night! 25", nag summer. 3. C33 » ps { eo Burial disorderly gonduct “and mallciqus fatild Anthony Jardina: Nora vs “ \ of r BQ run ta) Hom ira), trespass : against Bego, and dis- C rts Wilbourn: Ruby K7 Ronnie Bock iy ie drivers a TYenday protest ure 19 katy . Joseph Aupicia Jot Children | SPECIAL NO. 2 * lors ark Q Spass ag: > ’ 2° Mona vs. Claude Cade. Nettie 7s. Hersha ) ) y, ready for emergencies. It's approved | . on orderly conduct against Young. Kirkpatrick: Harriett vs. George Karandos; oompany, Company officials said by thousands of doctors, Tablets are V4 adult | 5 HAR > . . ingh {Charlotta Vv& Robert Johnson: ‘Anton va ' v dose. Noneed to break them, Children like its | MRS. HARRY BARTLETT, 62, Mrs, Betty Jean Cunningham, sores Kiefer Pauline os Jack Vereen, the foreman was discharged De- pure orange flavor. Buy St. Joseph Aspirin For | J) x “ge 3 y >| " e: Curt of Fairland, former Indianapolis 22, testified Bego and Young va Violet Spur ni Robert vi Ruth Poole: CAUSE Df lack of work. Children today. Bottle of 50 tablets only 394. | Strong. vigorous growing shrubs. . Choose ———— resident. Services 2 p. m. tomor- forced their way past a locked marilyn vs.’ Clifford Bodenhater Jr; . from Rose of Sharon, Purple Lilac, Forrow in” Robert W. Stirling Fu- door into her home at 1420 W. Mildred ve arthur Ti Charles ALY a / sythia, Hydrangea and many others. neral Home. Burial, Acton Fu- 324 8t. on Feb. 13. Then, she S—————— 0 / Speciel ' e o o HS Ss ial N 4 neral ‘Home 4 testified Begn slugged and BIRT MN o Ne. 3 phe o. Special TWINS : rn kicked her. : 20 fl 3 Sh ys & " - 5, (lad Hall - MRS. 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