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Death Takes Adm. Ingram, Hoosier Naval Hero ia

* . A : { - | . ! | - . | “ . : Twice Given School Bus Driver Brenjencempeigniol; The Boss . . . | Orianie} St. Zridas Boy, 2, Dies in Car . cheduled Here . 24! Bonds Are Signe | ELKHART—Danny Borem, 2, Told to Be on Time : pt And You 9 of RR. 5, Elkhart, was killed| ome + Townshi Bb b l. 8. Secretary of Agriculture Does the boss like you? . .. | Mayor Clark said he Was yesterday when the car in which| ; A Perry Township school bus Charles F. Brannan will make a| ng you like the boss” . . . Are “very happy” to sign his name 80 he was riding left a county road WORLD'S LARGEST SELLER'AT 10¢ Vs driver has been warned to pick A io oloora! SaIpalE eh: you in line for a promotion? times today. two miles north of here and over) 3 Municiy 1 : : s Sept. 24, Stephen | ai » I ene a turned. b [ Valor Dupas on time or face re- Mitchell, Democratic national| Or 3 Taiae in pay Answer these | His signature and that of Con- 'Ur™¢4- To Cony . chairman, announced today. tions. be sure t wa d "troller John Barney are required 0 The ultimatum was handed Wi addition, Me, Branuan's top| ea pie or > lan 80 city bonds for $1000-apiece, § OS tt a Eater tat ” re . down by Trustee Nelson Swift , ence. J. McCormick 1s An E t's “Gui which will pe sold to finance a Pg) “ Adm. Jonas H. Ingram, Hoo ) n Expert's “Guide 1 SN sier-born naval hero, has taken last night to driver Stephen Til Slated for a speech in She!by this | To Better Jobs {new bridge on Oriental St. over ® (4 LB CFS Lv Fi ® mee hove ¥ his last voyage. He died yester- son at a protest meeting ‘staged SRE A CL By Robert Foster Moore |Pogue’s Run, . . diana Munici day in the United States Naval by ‘Darents FI : Starting Monday | =z ® o Theme for Hospital in San Diego, Cal. Ye Tzon. *. 0 I ¢ ees Minus Loot THE TIMES Molly Has a Bab ® | » The two-time Congressional County Clerk A. Jack Tilson. nas: After 2d Floor L y y in 158i Medal of Honor winner died C unty Cler 5 dk ilgon, has or Leap : MOSCOW -—The Moscow zoo has @ Flexalum-Aluminum and Steel Slats Linoleum | ® shortly after returning to Cal- heen bo oy re y parents for, A hurglar surprised in the act Chicago Maps Pay Tax ja new 220-pound baby elephant— g * PREE ESTIMATES IN YOUR HOME ASPHALT TH E { ® ifornia from Indianapolis where evera ee s. They charged he broke through a screen and CHICAGO—A proposal to jn- the son of Shango and Molly, the Open Saturdays Until Noon as UBBE he had been confined in Methodist Yas i a Sautious SHver and jumped from a second-floor porch stitute a city tax on salaries and zoo's 40-year-old Indian elephants. AND FLOOR ® Hospital five weeks with a heart in n late in picking up last night at the home of James business profits in Chicago was The baby, as yet unnamed, started ® RS \ W,/V]a ® ailment. de. Ad “If he breaks faith during gi 338 Berkeley Rd. reportedly indorsed today by walking 50 minutes after he was/g : COVERING CO. ® A native of Jeffersonville, m. 5 : f Mr. Stuart, who is editor of Mayor Martin H, Kennelly. The born. Director T. T, Nesterenko " Ingram was Indiana's top flag ADM. INGRAM =$1i colors 23 Say probation period, he will The Indianapolis Star, told police tax would be levied against all ordered a diet of 300 pounds of ® IAAEARERRRNA LL EMR ELIE. PL. 1496 ® man when he retired from the are lowered. $ i dlose Is contract, Mr. Swift said. nothing was missing. incomes earned in Chicago. vegetables a day for him. Navy in April, 1947. The crusty a—— i ——— EE wa

66-year-old officer was in charge of the summer training program

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War II when he served as commander of the Atlantic fleet. Ranked as a four-star admiral, his territory stretched from the| Arctic to the Falkland Islands. He directed the last half year of the battle of the Atlantic against German U boats.

At Home On Gridiron He was equally at home on the

Mid the firs include spee Craig, Repub John A. V candidates fi fall election. Samuel C. of the State gion, has bee “Some Urger

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Highway Pro gridiron as on the sea. oned an ensign in the) pected to con Commissi gn Ou Walls, [ected to on

Navy following his graduation from the Naval Academy in 1907, he took over the football reigns of Annapolis in 1909. He served through 1912 and acted as head coach in 1915-17. He returned to the Academy in 1928 following a tour of sea duty as director of athletics and head coach, serv-| ing until 1930. t

gioners yester panded highw an additional next 10 years Mayor Clar evening will “good fellow:

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Before receiving his bachelor of | science degree, Adm. Ingram was) a power-driving backfield star of the 1903-1906 elevens, and captain of the Annapolis championship crew of 1907. 5 ; Held Commissioner Post After his retirement, he .again hit the spotlight in football. He! accepted the post of commissioner

and president of the All-American! oo : : ra SHERWIN-WILLIAMS off! Semi-Lustre is the smart pracFootball Conference at a reported . A tical finish for kitchen and bath- =

$30,000 annual salary. 4“ & PORCH AND FLOOR room walls and woodwork where ~) == ih N-

taken up wit! cussion by trollers and home rule, n nue and othe same time, In will hold a municipal off confer on mu A luncheon clude a speec hor, Paducs “Taxes, Wom New office

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The admiral’'s first Medal of Honor was won for his service at! Vera Cruz, Mexico, in 1914. The >) 7 important, Grease and stain resist. during the fi citation read: “Skillful and effi- wy E NAMEL ant, . . made to take punishment, r Wednesday a cient handling of the artillery and Sa machine ns of the Ark s : : : : . . machine 9 gr. te Ar'mansas{i, Gives interior and exterior floors a rich, lasting Meane

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. : (UP)—The Ii A hulking man over six feet Department tall, Adm. Ingram gave Brazilians ® Excessive Loss of Gloss eo Rapid Erosion Tops for Investigating a start while on a goodwill trip p . what it ter to South America by playing] . @ High Dirt Collection oe Color Fading i door- outdoor enamel meanest man. tech with h " n cate th his boatswain's mate ® Uncontrolled Chalking ¢ Industrial F to ial James C. as his ship cruised down the ndustrial Fumes’ (specia . the division o oust. Es . o Checking and Cracking SWP for certain areas) For kitchen and bathroom walls tion, said the “The razilians didn't know " : ton Tyler As what the hell to make of it,” he * Every drop of SWP is tested for its ability to resist ...ceilings...and all woodwork beaten Tuesd declared. : . . yy * o The admirals hearty and uml each of these types of deterioration before it is per- Floors, Woodwork, Furniture RARE —~ ...For porch and recreation room Br Stranger T restrained profanity is such that, mitted to bear the Sherwin-Williams label. - 2, i ~WILLIAM 3 3, Sinaia Jody 2% once workeq siogs finished in SHERWIN-WILLIAMS ad [omits Stevi Witiiams THE INTR n his office said: . ' . —, Enameloid is an all-purpose ler on the he “He curses something terrible, Only $ 88 Per Gallon in 5 5 Tia hy . . purp . shotgun, split but you get used to it.” = high-gloss interior, exterior : he forced Mr. The Admiral's late brother, + while his as William, and son, Bill, were star = enamel that resists heat and robbed sait ir athletes at the Academy also. stains. Comes in 14 easy to wash cy Shuls , avy Bill,” later became coach at In-| an ——— colors. arrested a 2] diana University and Annapolis, | RA 5 d PLANTATION WHITE PAINT we ® Full-Gl tin-Finish questioning. Barial in Arlington | SS Full-Glass or Satin-Finis Quart Gallon Shalysing Sl But through the years as his A special preservative white paint for fences, posts, farm and | S * Wear and Water Resistant $ $ Other items. brother and son came and went oJ . oe . ® Easy to Clean ° ° —— old timers" still remembered Adm. ranch buildings, etc. Contains creosote oil in a special base : Ingram’s greatest play—a 20- . . b I a ot that stays white. Repels insects, fungus $ : 60¢ ’ ; in 1908 to give Navy its first and rot Gallon Y2 Pint coeaens h : victory over Army in § years. : © en

Survivors include his wife, Jean; one son, William, Los An-| geles; one daughter, Mrs. Mary B.| : Hays, Quantico, Va.; one brother, | % Warland, Jeffersonville, and four] - E i USE TRIM COLORS

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