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R. L. Carrico Local Minister ; Ray Grimes,

T'82.5 million, Contractor on the first ofl ‘The policy committee of the 443 Locke 8t., Baturday night. He the sewer, tie I Tie Oil Workers International Union I Ih Exitien eondition at General tion Co, and the Construe-| (CIO) met here yesterday in a . tion Co. aid Wie Marra and Bal- five-hour secret session a laid Ophelia Williams, 606 W. 10th

alt a for Mar, 3. {liminary charge of assault and

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e \Will Take Post Rites Set In New Mexico Wednesday "

Services for Robert L. Carrico. | Marion County Democratic leader | and former county attorney, will be at 8:30 a. m, Wednesday 4n|

| Bervices for Riy D. Grimes, an {Indianapolis attorney and vet-

LOCAL DEATHS

od a Ta ¥ » , ‘ ’ : L : * . i Alorney, | ur gms wummes, po meen wean. el ndjanapolis BIRTHS =a

Dies : at RA 50 years. Services 1 p. m. tomor-|

- . Tou, Duss Bros, ont Side GEORGE TATE, 76, of 4915 v pel. Burial, New Crown. Primrose Ave. a retired farmer. w ’ | . 8. © |8ervices 2:30 p. m. Wednesday in|" Sidner. Eins il Kenedy vey MRS. CORA JOHNSON, 74, of Coaltrin “Funeral Home, “Nobles- I, Jack, Mary Beds : Roy. Mas-| {eran of World Wars Ic and ILI739 N. California St. Services I ; . ; Jen H |ville. Burial, ighland Cemetery,

‘were ‘being arranged for tomof«(p, m, tomorrow, Stuart Mortuary. row by Flanngr & Buchanan Burial, Floral Park.

near Fishers.

gn Herrman Funeral Home {Aortuary. Burial will be in Rus . 5» | « . . YX a e isellville, where he was born 56] MRS. HELENA STIENECKER, Catholic Church, Burial will fol-| irs ago. 64. of S515 Bluff Rd. & member 17C1 Foxworthy

low in Mt. Calvary Cemetery. | Mr, Carrico, who was 41, died yesterday in 8t. Vincent's Hospital after a ofie-month: illness, His home was at 2888 Carson Ave, ” > | County attorney from 1850 to 1952, he was Democratic chairman of the 17th Ward, which in} cludes Garfield Park., He was | chief deputy county prosecutor in| 1949. and public defender . in’ Criminal Court from 1938 to 1942. | While serving in the latter post,’

He earned degrées at DePauw

University Law School, then moved here Mr. Grimes was an infantry

an Alr Force lieutenant colonel in|

{Harrison Officers’ Club, Becond| Mr. Carrico teamed With Kdwin |Preshyterian Church, Masonige Ryan to defend 32 prisoners Lodge, Athenaeum, Phi Gamma ad with murder Po he Delta fraternity and the Ameri- : pe: NEW POST = Dr. Roy H. 3 and Indiana bar associations

received the death penalty and Indi I il only one was given a life sentence, Turley, Indianapolis, will be- Surviving are his wife, Florence

Born in Daviess County, he ¢ome superintendent of a New Scott and two! sons, Lt. George Hill

University and Northwestern neral Home, Burial, Crown Hill

lcaptain during World War 1 and|vania Railroad brake inspector.

World Ware 11, W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial, He was a member of the Ft. Washington Park. :

{957 E. Raymond 8t., employee of

tomorrow in G. H, Herrmann |

' | Mr. Grimes, 5140 N. New Jer-lof Women's Guild of Second pye . » 'lsey St. died last night in Meth-|Evangelical and Retormed Di@S in Florida lodist Hospital. Church, Bervices 1:30 p. M.| yea A. Foxworthy, a

Wednesday, G. H, Herrmann Fu-

» . » 78 MERRITT E. REES, 79, of 4757 Yesterday. He wah 78. Brookville Rd. retired Pennsyl-| Mr. Foxworthy lived in

Services 2 p. m, tomorrow, H Service p. m, tomorro arry engineer

EMILE F. LUEDEMAN, 71, of

retiring. He was ber of the

Fairmount Glass Works, Inc., the last 20 years. Services 1:30 p.m.

Funeral Home. Burial, Crown

long-time Irvington resident, died, =¢ url Margaret Pickerill; Clarence, {in his home in Ft. Myers, Fla.

ton 60 years and| dore, Phyllis Whitaker. was maintenance| George, .Lola Carter: Pred. Mary Well

Indianapolis Fed-| ards. {§ Leeks nice enoush eral Building 35/0 cre to, bring to the years. He moved| to Florida after

ton Methodist sndrew Hopper, $6, at 1347, N. Holmes, Church and a| cerebral hemorrhage :

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ally At Coleman—Lesite. Betty : Riche ard, Phyllis Halt: Retina "Sass ust; | William, Betty new | uy Jcthogiet > Ghatle, Norma Jean) ; 4 » . Ab BL Vincent's—Henry, Jupe Jones.

At rh 8 Francis—Kenneth, Eyelyn Sager: Pay Renna yle: Karl Mildr, ye! ant Jone h, hs een nt; llard, anche: Ca er ! formers General—Biasco Ruby-Andine. At Coleman—Charies, beth

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Bell; Charles, Martha Rennard;

Erma William, Bette Stuary, At Methodist—Darrell Louise Lukenvill;| Irving-| Robert. Evelyn Bennett: Hobart, Bennie

Emerson: Bernard, Ema Query: Theo At St Vineent's—Melvin, Dorothy Wright:

‘@Attract]ve da saa and ‘eelorfu decoration,

man; John Rosemary Robinson: Ro it at the Valentine Helvey, Harry, Barbara Rich- |

{Nancy Bash. 93, at Methodist, cardio-renal. @ Perfect for reCarey Brown, 80, at 1608 Yandes, myocar viger: ar steve | dit age uids. [Jane Brown, 73. o General. carcinoma of a : . Savanna a. 67, » eneral, cerebral] olds rse a memn- 5, omorrhage. : ohue cans 1 Irving- Lucy Hindman, 85, at 1937 Cornell. cerebral; and vegetable hemorrhage. uices,

owser, 55, at General, cerebral

\ . - \ A v ¢ was graduated from Cathedral Mexico hospital, ‘H., stationed with a Marine ge . ew bi past master of Semorrha NAisant Hosnitak “un —- High School here. He then at- tachment in Washington, D. C.. mpg ROSE L. MADINGER. Irvington Ma - Jugk coseph, 8 eu- . . tended Benjamin Harrison Law Dr. R. H. Turley will become and James 8. Indianapolis. 59. of 2536 Brookside Phy. wife) Mr. Poxworiny sonic Lodge. [Martha Moore, 76, at 2331 W. Barrett, J C School, where he earned his de- superintendent of the Evangelical ep ——————y - of Edward P. Madinger, voea-| Services and burial will be t0- Gertrude Nichols, 82. at 2836 N. Meridian, ’ gree by studying at night and United Brethren Mission Hospital :s tional teacher at Technical High morrow in Ft. Myers. [Donald Odom, 15, at St. Vincent's Hos- : . Loring days in a garment faci, y.banola, N. M.. in June. G. C. Hollings School, Bervieta 2:30 p. ) tomar In Baperh Mary: Bohn Rader, 63 a Methodist. carcinoma. Bring in or send #2%worth of Dy Lisa : | Dr 1 row | n nera ome, ’ ' +|Lee Retherford, 56, at thodist, - . 2 . : Mr. Carrico belonged to the! Dr. Turley for 17 years has Dita ‘Wednesda B B Jordan ™ Madison, Wis.; a son, W. Law-| cinoma. - at time and receive this beautify n Litre ifres Y urial, Concordia. | {Prank Russell, 88, at General, carcinoma, one ’ ndiana Bar Association, Knights served as minister of the Univer- a no» rence Foxworthy, Ann Arbor, Maud Thomas. 15, at 520 E. Vermont,| . hyd cardiovascular | Libbey Han-De- Canter for juice or other

of Columbus, Moose Lodge, St. sity Heights Evangelical Uniteq Services for Grover C. Hollings, Thomas Bociety and Holy Name

Society. Brethren Church adjacent to In- yyy" “Co. will be at 3 p. m.

WILLIE H. OLIV . of Mich; two brothers, Milton K. Mis, . | associate director of sales for Ell 1353 LL 8 re yand Earl, both of Indianapolis; tensive hears. 5, at 1508 Bancroft, hyper | Deved of Elf Lilly & Co. dry finiching | four grandchildren and one great- oy 1gps GCS 1000

Surviving are his wife, Ger-|dlana Central College. He Inaug- Wednesday in Flanner & Bu-{g..0 ment 34 years. Services 2 8randchild.

trude; three daughters, Carol urated a buflding program there chanan Mortuary, followed bY, pn, ¢omorrow in Conkle Funer-| al Home. Burial, Crown Hill,

Ann, Diana and Nancy; one and is leaving fust as the church's burial in. Crown Hill, brother, Father Austin, B8t, Plans are . 3 t te Shure) 2 In semiretirement since last Francesville, La., and two sisters, ut to materialize in yy Mr. Hollings died yesterday

stone, Va, [trustees since 1928. | Born in Hartford, Conn., he had Wednesday, Flanner & Bu chanan three-man committee to

A vores pan { | { In his new position, Dr. Turley been with Lilly 28 years. He Mortuary, Buria), Crown Hill, applicants for the post

L. ‘Mayor Clark Names (on *Kericultare ‘and Bie Government.”

Miss Marjorie, Indianapolis and 8 n*w edifice. He has been fin his home, 5362 Washington Mh ANNA F. LACY, 80, of Screening Committee Official Weather

Mrs. Johanna McKnight, Black- member of the college hoard of Blvd. He was 58. 'here 50 years, Services 11 a. m. Mayor Clark today named a| UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAY |

E Rotary Club of Jadiapaciip. Meeting | »

emily, Contin ANTS BLOUSES-SWEATER- SPORT SHIRTS DRAPES- SLIPCOVERS

Buts, professor of agricultural eco-| niversity, will talk

screen —g rise , _. 5:50 | Sunset

Ye J rt ———— of CI | Br ecipitation 24 hrs. end. 7:30 a.

‘B in’ {will work 0 he Spanish- ed here from Stanford, Conn. personnel consultant to succeed Total precipitation since Jan. 1... 13.8 ar am Sewer 1 Wi 0 among e pani {mov b : a nn » Excess since Jan. 1 “mia da ne 8 American people Wving in the seven Pears ago. | {Timothy J. Danaher, who has re- =. == io iis Lt THURSDA Job Offered Cit Jat Grande valley. Be will duel He belonged 10 the Metidian|, JiN5. GLORIA HAND. 1, of signed effective June 1. Er Aer iame shows the Sempera- DOUBLE SAVINGS STAMPS EVERY Y y {about 25 miles from Sante Fe, Hills Country Club, Indianapolis] al. Ave. an Indianap-| The three are John R. Clarke, attonta i iitrrriireiinsis Bigh gw FOR STORE . The ¢ity today got a “bargain” Dr. and Mrs. Turlsy and their Athletic Club, Scottish Rite and 08 resident 22 years. Services 9 personnel director of Stewart. Chicaso IIIT se » BCH D A 4 | I In construction of the center part sons, Roy and Philip, will move Murat Shrine here and. the Ma-| 8. ™. Wednesday, 8t. Joan of Arc warner Corp.; William 1 Stout | Cleveland. a ae 78 i : NEAREST YOU of a major sewer for the North- about June 9.’ sonic Lodge in Hartford, (Catholic Church. Burial, Ander-ioe1.'g Ayres & Co. and Wylliam Dene oe 8 oa ~PHONE wh 4521 : east Bide. ‘ | Dr. Turley has been chairman Surviving are his wife, Helen 800 Cemetery, ic. Jackson, industrial relatiops Et. Wayne _.0....... ar 51 | . WY LETTE The project, expected to freeiof the ‘college finance committee|T.; three sons, Richard T. and . N= ‘Imanager of J. D. Adams 0 Li rami v R 5! thousands of home sites for home| for 12 years and nlso Is executive Donald W. Indianapolis, and WILLIAM D. PITT, 64, of 8151 facturing Co. AMami ee. wall Lu construction will. cost the city secretary of the Board of Chris-|John F., Washington, D. C.; one Broadway, a salesman for #rank| They'll make recommendations New York Sevssraves : a $49,000 less than expected if the tian Education of the H. U, B. In-|daughter, Mrs, James E. Gordon,|W. Winne & Son, Inc, 20 years.|to the Mayor and he'll make the jan Antonio 8 5 , bid of local Raleigh Burke is ac- diana Conference South, _ Brooklyn, 'N, Y., and three|Services 3 p. m. tomorrow, Flan-|appointment. . a Bp eR Bb . cepted. : - ibrothers, H. E, H nfield, : — — Mr. Burke's bid was $610,054.50, : N, J, Asa A. Winson, on oa, 4 more than $49,000 less than the Of] Strike | Arthur L., Newington, Conn,

ny. estimate of $659,400. se ———— % a sewer pro it up, : me ps seri ooo Ts Cortaln 38-Yoor.Old Women 1 y neer felt that , Apr. ) = Al ; no one firm Was large enough to strike throughout the nation's Held in Stabbing Here | ft. Total cost of/oll Industry today appeared cer-| year-old woman has been

of oe on tain to . : arrested in connection with the project Will be approximately : en alle nn 01 a. Mm. tabbing of Noral Parham, 24, of

timore submitted a bid of $722. the final plans for the strike St: Was slated to appear in Mu300, highest of the four bids re- Which originally was scheduled Mic'PAl Court 4 today on a pre

i es 2 . If the strike. which has been Dattery with intent to kill. i. postponed by requests from Fed-' ms = New . For _|eral Mediator Cyrus Ching and Evansville Man Dies box President Truman, goes into ef- . Arthritic Suffe fect, some 275,000 oil workers IN Gamble With Gun rers will walk off their jobs. EVANSVILLE, Apr. 28 (UP) -— Winfrey Hunsaker, 24, slipped a cartridge into an eight chamber 22 caliber target re volver, spun the cylinder, placed the gun to his temple, pulled the

trigger and killed himself-—the loser in a game of Russian rou-

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