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: > 4 i . : : Die Here at 84 JEN ois, ; Russell Clash WILLIAM H. JACKSON, 72 es MARRIAGE LICENSES Francis, ‘Sue Ann Gioe, John, Marian Patricia Gateskill, 0

. Keach, 29, 4311 Broadway. Kelley, Dewey. Bonnie Workman: John, ah dward Parsons: Lillian va. John Bacon: precipitation 24 hrs, ending 7:30 &, m. 08 oO head oot he sohitaat department|oz Mra. Walter Bostener, wife of Frafela I) Ri % 8 Army; ACR vindriane Jam Alice Bre Wei i Bg ion Vincent's Lon We BR re gor: sol Pain Bitation, since Jan. re 048 2 3 ’ a h NL en — ps, P rennan, . . > . $ . z Pp DA 2s B saris reannaai ans iy ver un 5 [of Indianapolis Power & Light the late Mayor, died yesferady in Howard J Crate. 36. R. Rot Juanita’ J. At Home — George. ITene Woods, 134| Pneumonia Hagel vi. Francis Studer: Mayr wa, Bart] Nou. hi este eaee ates oy An . . ; ¢ Young. 21. R. ‘RR, 9. Yandes 8t.: Leonard, Dorothy Martin, Albert Henderson. 54. at 788 W. New York, ’. The following table shows the tempe . : Co. Servic es 1:30 p. m. tomorrow a local hospital after an illness of p "Watts, 4s. N41 8. Folts; Elizabeth 42713 N. West St pheumonia. ! ba ort we——— [ture in other cities: the tempera. By United Press in Harry W, Moore Peace Chapel. six months. nl Seott 13, R. Rk Ba Arar: Massie GIRLS : James Munt. 83, at Methodist, uloer CLUBS | atation " Low r ~ v : “ ‘ > y y J Ps. N ' my. St, — . Smith; he ; i . | LAV - ‘ LL EE EE EEE ER K Ww ASHIN TON, May 9..Sen¢ Burial, Crown Hill Mrs. Young, who was S4, had" "Lewis. 18. 1208 W. New York At St a aman: ODA Rob: William Liford, 88, at General, carcinoma I A ie bo Boston ’ wor I % Estex Kefauver of Tennessee and “. = 8 lived at 4514 Iowa St. ®g Howald M, Mason. 31. Oud Army: Mary gene Neely Louis May Hawkins a William Lucas, 68, at 919 Massachusetts, of 440 N. Ketcham St Chicago .. 1 s i , ¢ 3 JF HW low i ' A J ALG — 1 War earcir 1 x y evela ' 3 J Richard B. Russell of Georgia p MES. IDA ROSE LOWE, New Born in Indiana, she had lived Charles D. Nix, 21, U_ 8. Navy; Reba Rubjer BATTAL Hawagd ry a Oriestus Mayhew 82. at 1621 Park, arter)- tomorTew In the Nava "Armory Am Denver . ... is 43 traded verbal swats today over Palestine, former Indianapolis pere 48 years. She was a mem- (iruton 18 A130 Groff = po. pen. ‘yGoleman—Marshall Ruth Rustyy Clow sclerosis o 2 — Evansville... #0 ‘ ¢ ot ‘ 4 4 3 8 v . ve AS ' ' ) y p ssie, Y ¢ J “ » , . ven who 18 spending how much to resident. Services 2 p. m. temor- per of the Forest Hill Presby-| trice Jp Tory Ashi nd Ky. on A NT le valve | Campbell Clarence McClure. 80. at 804 w. mit Farmer Hoosier Dies m. Worh, oy Hi] i 0. > 3 s v e PNAr . , 5322 Lowe G oy oR . } res reinom 3 .“ win the Democratic presidential FOV in the Jordan Funeral Home. tefian Church. Virginia L Kuhnle. 35 402 N Meridian hi R on. FTIR Herman Della Mc ae a at 31'4 N. Jefferson With Sh t Sid [Ranias Bit " 0 3 nomination, Burial, Crown Hill. Survivors, besides the daughter, Joan Siderwitch, RRL TR (Marthe Schmalte, LL wn carcinoma ! orgun at Jide Los Angeles .. 0 3 - “ . * ~ A n 4 J oy . 1 Incent’ s— id, uth coxon , y ; y er Relations between the two: GEORG E HITZEL BERGER, *'® three sons, George, Indian- (clifford Selman, 34. U 8 Air Force: Alma gddie. hey Taand, Gladys Luona Mendenhall, #8. at 2180 N. Oxtord WILMINGTON, Del, May 9 NOW SOE iy ‘ on 4 Southern candidates have heen 71 of 1602 Spann Ave Se ICRD apolis; Chester, Logansport, and gerald D. Ellis "0 Arcee: Marjorie Ll Dung: Frank, Maxine Arthur: Fred. ,,h; Moore. 86; «t 1907 N. Iinois (UP)-—~A former resident of Hart omaha + 29 50 + 3 Bbw . , “ ’e., <U-) r . ‘ sis , ‘gq, Block. 72. 56 8. Linwood p Pe Row > arteriosclerotic Car =e ¥ Pittsh h 53 2 increasingly strained since they employee of Indianapolis Rail- Thomas, Chicago, one sister, Mi Morris R. Kelm, 286, ph 8 Pereuson: Wor Nad vae.Biownie. iy coleman Agnes Nordholm, 76, at 28168 Central, cere ford City, Ind, was buried in san Mr ‘ 02 a ‘clashed head-on Tuesday in the wavs Ine : Tillie Welsher, Greensburg; 12 ence E Lakin 18, 1035 N. Alabama 1688 Colimbia Ave : Virgil, Ethyl Simp. bral hemorrhage private ceremonies here after his 8an Francisco .. reas ways, Inc. Services 8:30 a. m. to- . 1 great grand- Patrick Cahill. 8& 1129 N. Beville, Emma son, 718 N. Alahama St Grace Nugent. 56, at Methodist, cirrhosis | " o- 8t. Louls ea : Florida Democratic primary, morrow in G. H He M grandchildren and 11 great g Bump. 65. Indianapolis Als 8 of liver wdy was found in his garage at fyashington, D. © Lilli 65 © 88° which Sen. Russell won. I ee and 8 many Urchildren. BIRTHS —_— DEATHS Toxste Rogere mir Y a a30 W. Kansas, hy: Suburban Greenville with a _shot- ma——— The Georgia Senator start {Ome and 9 a.m. in St. Services will be at 10 a. m, ! : : pertenston gun at his side: T 3 Hi S h | By as oe : : started Patrick's Church. Burial, St. Jo- Monday in J. C. Wilson Chapel of TWINS Billy Ashleck 2. at St. Vincent's, pneu- Minnie Rupert, 80, at 706 E. 30th, coro: "mo MM May. 67, formerly was rain its Schoo us y hv coche . . . . ry » . ' ' § yous PY e by challenging seph's Cemetery. i rangements St. Franews — Lawrence, Trene Van willium Banton. 84, at Veterans, cerebral Maude Smith. 84. at 1308 Eugene, cere- - dont’ m ATLANT M 9 (UP) —A Sen. Kefauver to “tell .the’ Ameri. Ey a the Chimes. Burial arrange 8 Winkle iris), ho pr pude Suuth, 34 foreman at Du Pont's dynamite LANTA, May. ( - A i : » FQ 3 g { Irene Conover, ‘55. at General'' coron > - N selcan people where he is getting all ERNEST SMPTH. 56, of 5042 are incomplete. i AUB Pramsheton oan Winahie: Soul ene Conover at Generali’ coronary Philadelphia Speece, 81; at 2041 Caroline. plant at Hartford City, He was diesel-powered passenger train hit the money he is spending” in his Cornelius Ave. carpenter fore- ,_,_, af ian Godan [Francis Colleen Callahan Minnie Eggert ne, at 123 E. Orange. Mary Turner 88. at 1120 N. Bosart, cere- @mployed by the firm 46 years and a school bus loaded with high v . - 5 " : ieneral--Berl, yoma ng cardiovascular bral ‘he h Eas numerous primary campaigns. man at Lindeman Wood-Finish . A t AL Coloman—tiarvey Elisabeth Beasley: Lillian Farmer. 71. at General, cersbral| John Wayne, 93: at 784 W. 35th, cardio- retired three years ago. school girls at suburban t Sen. Kefauver's h JCo. Inc. Servi 1 n ana rres S Wilford. Hazel Eggert: Willlam, Martha thrombosis { "vascular Survivors included his widow, Point today, injuring between 10 . er's eadquarters “ «Services a. m. to- Kolts: Ernest, Wanda Powers Joseph Priedman. 67, at Methodist, myo-! Rethea Whitfield. 28, at 538 W. 26th, | promptly retorted that the Ten- Morrow in the Conkle West Six- g * | At Methodist — James, Barbara Taylor; cardial infarction coronary occlusion a daughter and a son. and 15 of the passengers. 3 . s ; Methodist —James, Barbara 14 nessean’'s campaign committee t€enth Street Funeral Home. Bur- Listed by FB “has spent far less in conducting ial, Crown Hill 8 ! SS ( 8; . FBI nts today announced rimary campaigns | S £8 =» age y f \ dinner. in Atlanta.” 9th Sts former Marion County of deserting the armed forces and y \ Democratic * chairman. Services a third charged with transport- . 4 oti & . es | Mostly Small Donations 8:15 a. m, Monday in Grinstein-ing a stolen car across st e oe oo oo }

“Money from Sen. Kefauver's campaign has come almost’ entirelv in small donations from people of limited means,” his headquarters said. “In the early days of the campaign, much of this came from the people of Tennessee. Subsequently, it has come in small contributions from all over America. “A very few people of wealth who believe in the Senator's candidacy have contributed larger amounts but these contributions have been few and far between.” Sen. Kefauver's headquarters said one of its chief fund-raising devices was the sale of “Kefauver financier cards” at $1. It also said he would not take ong {rom, .. Zamblers., racketeers and other elements of] the - underworld who have contributed heavily to political campaigns in many states.” Sen. Russell told a ‘National Press Club luncheon yesterday that he has been in publi¢ office for 32 years but never befqre has been charged with “being the candidate of racketeers.”

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