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12 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1943. became as well known at those of turned to his native JeffersonvHl emy vhere he Is a Marine Corps for services and interment his charges. MAJ. INGRAM DIES reservist. Other survivors are his widow, Mrs.

Marion Lane Ingram, It was on Feb. 14, 1942, that Dr. Dafoe finally gave up his connection with the quintuplets. He and two daughters, Nancy Ingram, 15 years old and Anne Ingram. 12.

"The Little Doc" Who Saved Quints Dies In Ontario Concluded From Page One. Ingram, the son of the late William T. Ingram and Anna Howard Ingram, was born here June 15, 1898. He attended high school here, but- offered his resignation to the then Ingram was one of three broth Premier Mitchell Hepburn of On ers famed in the naval academy's tario. "because his position has athletic history.

His brother Jonas Ingram, '07, is a vice-admiral com been made almost impossible by was induced to enter Male High School at Louisville, Ky where he played football for two years after reason of the fact that the children manding the navy's South Atlantic fleet. Homer L. Ingram was graduated in 1914. are not allowed to speak English.1 Later he explained that he resigned is it because "I felt that my usefulness FREQUENT VISITOR HERE. had come to an end." i C-J -''it Jwj "ejp xy I Ai: y4 55 11 Maj.

William (Navy Bill) In gram, former football coach at the United States Naval Academy at Sergt Gilliam Killed In Crash Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Gilliam Annapolis, and Indiana University, had been a frequent visitor in Indianapolis. Mrs.

Harvey Brad Time To buy furs? ley, 4044 North Pennsylvania street, is a sister of Mrs. Jean Fletcher Trim-am unf nf Mil In starring here. It was recalled that when he attended the Louisville school it was necesary for him to arise at 5 a.m. to do his work and then catch the ferry. His father owned part of the ground sold to the United States government for the Jeffersonville quartermaster depot site.

Own Riot Gun Slugs Kill Dearborn Deputy Lawrenceburg, June 2. (U.P.) Robert Grubbs, 43 years old, Dearborn county deputy sheriff, accidentally shot and killed himself with a riot gun today while on a manhunt for William Ray Seiler, 33-year-old farmer accused of shooting a Cincinnati (O.) man. Authorities said that Seiler had shot Russell Scarber of Cincinnati as the climax of an argment. Scarber was in serious condition in a Cincinnati hospital. 909 Parker avenue, were advised yesterday in a telegram from the War Department that their son, Sergt.

Charles W. Gilliam, 22 years 1 1 gram's brother, Vice-Admiral Jonas Ingram. Maj. Ingram last visited here in April, 1942, while returning 1 I we believe so old, was one of three men killed to uaiuornia Irom the East, where he had attended the wedding of Admiral Ingram's son, Lieut William T. Ingram.

and advise you Monday night when a light bomber burst Into flames and crashed two miles north of the Will Rogers so RITES AT JEFFERSONVILLE. Jeffersonville, June 2. army air base near Oklahoma City. Okla. An Associated Press dispatch reported the other men killed were Flight Officer Edward J.

Carroll of Des Moines, and Staff Sergeant (Special) The body of William "Navy Biir Ingram (above, left), (above, right) in gridiron togs Austin (Navy Bill) Ingram, who formerly wm football coach at In when he was coach of the L'niver sity of California Bears. died today In California, will be re diana University. He is shown David H. King of Madison, Conn. Sergt.

Gilliam entered the army because we til IT that It Is going to bt difficult to get many of the best furs next season and you'll pay much more for the same furs. 80 take a tip from us, and buy your next year's coat right now I These ore the furs it may be difficult to purchase next year. Oct. 17, 1942, and took his prelim 2k. Jeffersonville (Ind.) high school.

In 1916 he began playing full coach in 1926. After five seasons there he resigned because of a dis inary training at Atlantic City, pute over contract terms. back on the Naval Academy team, DR. ALLAN ROY DA FOE. onriEGirrt N.J.

From there he was sent to Denver. and then to Buckingham field, Fort Myers, Florida, The late Knute Rockne then recommended Ingram for the If North Bay, Ontario, June 2. and stroked the navy crew. He graduated from the Academy in 1919, after he had been named on many all-American teams." coaching job at the University or nn Dr. Allan Roy Dafoe, the California and he was named as little country doctor who attended where he was graduated from the gunnery school.

Training Nearly Complete. "Nibs" Price's successor as coach Ingram starred for Naval Acad of the Bears. the birth of the Dionne quintuplets and cared for them through the emy teams in 1916-17-18 as a quarterback. In the latter season he Ingram coached at California His mother, Mrs. Beulah E.

Gil- Ml until 1934 when he resigned to go Ham, reported that in two weeks was virtually a unanimous all- first years of their famous lives, America choice. died today of pneumonia. He was Sergt. Gilliam would have been graduated from the school at Okla Ingram's great play in the 1918 60 years old. homa City, and would have en season was one of the high lights into business.

Tenure Stormy. "Navy Bill's" tenure with the Bears was a stormy one and midway during the 1934 campaign he Brought here by ambulartce of that campaign. He scored 29 tered the last phase of his training as a flier. 0wwmimll5v from Callander this morning, he died a few minutes later, after having been In poor health for of the 52 touchdowns made by the Middies and kicked 51 out of "Since he was old enough to walk, Charles had built model air charged that "lack of loyalty and petty, malicious influences have several months. 52 points after touchdowns.

His only conversion miss came on his planes and had talked flying," Mrs. Mink Blended Muskrat Russian Marmot $149 Siberian Squirrel Chinese Kid $198 Dyed Blue Fox $139 Narurol Skunk $159 We'll Store Your Coat FREE Till Next Year USE OUR CONVENIENT LAYAWAY PLAN GREEN'S His death deeply moved the five Gilliam said. little girls whose lives he saved in final attempt in the last game of the season. Sergt. Gilliam was a former em New ToileTray and WalShelf the difficult hours and days of their premature birth.

ploye of the Allison division of the made good football teams impossible at California for the last nine years." Ingram was succeeded at California by Leonard B. (Stub) Allison, who had served as his After graduation Ingram was "We will ask God to take care of named an assistant coach to Bob Folwell at Navy. He remained in his soul," said Emilie, at Cal General Motors Corporation. He attended public school No. 54 and was graduated from Arsenal Technical High School in 1940.

He was that post one year and then for White or green shelf, I9x6'2 inches, in baked white enamel with stainless steel trim. Just right for toilet articles in bathroom, and for cooking accessories over the kitchen range. Complete with brackets and screws. lander. 'Yes, we will pray for him," said Ingram became a San Francisco a member of Brookside Lodge No.

the next two seasons coached the Pacific fleet grid combination. Called to William and Mary. Yvonne. chain store executive prior to 720, and A. M.

Oliva Dionne, father of the girls, joining the Marines. Besides the parents, Sergt. Gil 17 N. PENNSYLVANIA Ingram announced his retire was working in his fields when told the news. William Ingram Jr.

son of the great navy athlete, will graduate liam is survived by a sister, Miss Mary Ann Gilliam; four brothers, ment for coaching after the fleet "I am surprised and shocked to in June from Culver Military Acad assignment, but changed his mind when he received a hurry-up call hear of Dr. Dafoe's sudden death," Private irank L. Gilliam who is at Camp Gordon, Georgia; Ed a sv Asmnts to become head grid mentor at he said. "It comes as a great shock to all our family." the College of William and Mary YOU CAN'T BUY ward Gilliam, Robert Gilliam and Kenneth Gilliam, all of Indianapolis, and his grandmother, Mrs. at Williamsburg, Va.

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Washington Mary, Ingram was appointed head The world suddenly became aware of Dr. Dafoe nine years and The family said they have not that can do more for you than St. Joseph coach at Indiana University in 1923. By Mail Add 25c Indiana Students To Get Degrees five days ago when at 4 clock In been informed when the body will be returned to Indianapolis. Funeral arrangements have not been Aspirin, wny pay morer Why accept less than tht Tnepnh itialitv mtsnntM? "Navy Bill" remained with the the morning in a frame farmhouse he attended Mrs.

Dionne and the five babies, premature by two World's largest seller at 10c, 36 tablets Hoosiers until he was recalled to made but will be held at the Harry iuc, iuu lor jdc uet St. Joseph Aspirin Annapolis to become the Middie olds A. Logan, 729, B.F.A. Industrial design. Kokomo Lester T.

Kurtz, R.R. 4, PH.D. agronomy. Mlshawaka Gertrude Bloomer, 703 East Battell street, B.S. library science.

Morocco Maurice K. Borklund, R.F.D. 2, B.A. liberal arts and sciences. Peru Harriet Engelage, 72 East Degrees will be awarded to 18 W.

Moore peace chapel. Indiana students at the 72d annual commencement exercises of the University of Illinois Monday Pumper Demonstration Will Be Held Sunday The Indianapolis Office of Civil ian Defense will sponsor a public months. Not only did he have to attend Mrs. Dionne who suffered a hemorrhage but he had to improvise beds in a basket and nourish prove beds in a basket and nourish the weak babies through an eye dropper. The day after they were born he said, "Give me two weeks or the time necessary to bring them to their normal birth time.

They are doing better than I expected. I really thought Ihey would die yesterday morning." Sixth street, B.S. library science. demonstration of the operation of new auxiliary pumpers from 1:30 Princeton Cecil W. Clift, R.R.

1, M.S. agronomy. to 5 clock Sunday afternoon at the lagoon in Garfield park. It will be the first of a number of such demonstrations which will be held South Bend Frank C. Kerestesi, 720 South Michigan street, B.S.

marketing. Terre Haute Ilnrold S. Wnnd- the various parks of the city during the summer. morning in the George Huff gymnasium. Indianapolis seniors, with degrees, are as follows: Sue Ann Knippenberg, 3610 East Fall Creek boulevard, B.A.

liberal arts and sciences. Thelma Sachs, 5445 North Meridian street, B.A. liberal arts and sciences. Howard L. White, 535 East 42d street, B.S.

architecture. Graduates from other Indiana communities are as follows: Angola Robert G. Devine, 309 North Wayne, A.M. physics. i Gary Elizabeth Dawson, 3513 Broadway, B.S.

library science; Gordon L. Hershman, 201 Bridge street, B.S. agriculture, and Nich- The pumper will bp operated by ling, 1609 South Sixth street, B.S. chemical engineering. Valparaiso Marvin M.

Knoblich, auxiliary firemen under the direction of Battalion Chief Frank Craig and Capt. Michael J. Gar 352 West Lincolnway, B.S. ac countancy. diner of the city fire department.

But aid soon pourea in irom Canada and the United States, incubators were Installed, nurses found, money provided and despite an attack of jaundice the live girls lived through their first difficult weeks. "The Little Doc," as he was known In the district, followed the methods he had used In years of rural practice and continued his regular rounds even after his name Whiting Laurl Anlilla, 1637 Mrs. J. D. Morrison will head a recruiting corps which will be sta Roberts avenue, B.S.

mechanical engineering; David Kaplan, 1813 tioned nearby to register men and Sheridan avenue, B.S. architecture, women in the auxiliary fire depart and Eudell G. Paul, 1617 Atchison, ment. A group of auxiliary police A.S. liberal arts and sciences.

men, under the leadership of Inspector Donald L. Tooley of the city police department, will direct traffic. Dick Eraser will operate a loudspeaker, which will be lent to the civilian defense organization for the occasion by the First Presbyterian Church. 'Wi John F. Stevens, Noted Civil Engineer, Dies Southern Pines, N.C., June 2.

John F. Stevens, 90 years old, WyMyyyWMyWyyy? internationally known civil engi neer, died today at his home here after a long illness. As chief engineer of the Great Northern Railway, Stevens extended that line from Montana to the Pacific coast. He became chiet engineer of the Isthmian Canal Commission in 1905, and was a key figure in construction of the Pan ama canal. President Wilson named Stevens chairman of the Russian Railway Commission in 1917, and he di rected railroad experts who put the Siberian railway lines into condition to handle first World War traffic.

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Hendricks, 3849 Broadway. Mrs. Hendricks collapsed after the death of her husband, Homer E. Hendricks, three weeks ago. She had been in ill health two years.

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