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10 1869 BESSIE A. 1935 DALIS to cial. their solve Attempts new a Attempt lot of homes 10. line war mix-up veterans on Of the the loan meeting 10 guaranty saying: in "Don't Vets come closed to To in ing a with a Solve THE INDIANAPOLIS F. Land Mix-Up Rebutted By V.A.

for by any last night a V.A. solution. were rebuffed Veterans' Administration offi- You've had it tonight." BUT THE huddled after attending a session called by the V.A. official had been adjourned and worked out a temporary settlement. The survey mix Ravara the home owners about less land than they originally purchased.

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BLOCK'S DRAPERIES, FIFTH FLOOR years home Mrs. Dies; Mrs. old, at R. Ethel Rites L. died STAR Mae 12, Hadden yesterady Box Thursday in her 39 Obituaries two land widow, brother, -TUESDAY, Hillenbrand of sisters, and Mrs.

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Reese Dies Here At 60 Clifford T. Reese, 60 years old, Indianapolis attorney, died yesterday in his home, 5329 Boulevard Place. He was the father of Keith C. Reese, chief trial deputy with the Marion County prosecutor's office. For the last 26 years he had been resident manager of the New Amsterdam and the United States Casualty Companies.

Born at Laurel, he was a graduate of the Indiana University School of Law. He was a member of Murat Temple, Scottish Rite, Columbia Club, Indiana and Indianapolis bar associations, American Legion and Sigma Delta Kappa, legal Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Thursday in Flanner Buchanan Fall Creek C. B. Richardson Dies After Long Illness Charles B.

Richardson, 73 years old, former Indianapolis resident, died yesterday in Union Hospital at Terre Haute after an extended illness. Mr. Richardson, who was born in Indianapolis had lived in Terre Haute for more than 25 years. He was auditor of the Bledsoe Coal Company there. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m.

Wednesday at Cross Funeral Home in Terre Haute and at 1:30 p.m. in Crown Hill Cemetery. Mr. Richardson is survived by his widow, Mrs. Dorothy Richardson; a stepdaughter, Mrs.

Frank Simmons of Terre Haute, and a sister, Mrs. Edward Parry of Indianapolis. Mrs. Szatkowski Funeral services for Mrs. Mayme Dimple Szatkowski, 62 years old, 2244 North Harding Street, will be at 10 a.m.

Wednesday in Flanner Buchanan Fall Creek Mortuary, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Szatkowski died Sunday in St. Vincent's Hospital. Born at French Lick, she had lived here 40 years and attended Riverside Methodist Church.

She was a member of North Park Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, and was active in the Indianapolis Garden Club. Surviving are the husband, Steve R. Szatkowski, a retired city fireman; a son, William B. Szatkowski of Indianapolis; two daughters, Mrs. Herbert Ottensmeyer and Mrs.

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She was a member of the 38th Street Christian Church. Indianapolis. Born at Jack- Surviving is the husband, Robert L. Had- den; a son, Eugene Hadden of Indianapolis; a daughter, Miss Wanda Fay Hadden of Indianapolis; a brother, Jesse J. Combs of Indianapolis; three sisters, Mrs.

Herbert Combs of Middletown, 0., Mrs. Logan Combs of Dayton, and Mrs. Robert Hudson of Jackson, the father, Austin Combs of Dice, the mother, Mrs. Stella B. Combs of Indianapolis, and one granddaughter.

Funeral services will be at p.m. Thursday in Flanner Buchanan Fall Creek Mortuary, with burial in Memorial Cemetery at Anderson. There will be graveside services there Chester L. Rolen Chester L. Rolen, 56 years old, 1603 Hoyt Avenue, a veteran of both World Wars, died yesterday in West 10th Street Veterans' Administration Hospital.

Born a at Anderson, Mr. Rolen had lived here since 1941 and was employed as an electrician by Allison Division, General Motors Corporation, for 13 years. He was a member of Lawrence Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday in J. C.

Wilson Chapel of the Chimes, with burial in East Maplewood Cemetery, Anderson. He is survived by the widow, Mrs. Marie Rolen; a stepson, Don Mayo of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Russell Greenwood of Anderson, and two grandchildren. Indiana Deaths Anderson--Ray Ridenour, 47; Tracy Prophet, 69.

Crawfordsville Albert Rusk, 79. Greensburg-Grover Vanderbur, 70. Lebanon-Mrs. Margaret Cobb, 84. Martinsville-Obey Roy Marshall, 71.

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Peru--Edward E. Hiatt, 87. Scottsburg-Mrs. Jennie Cutshall, 74. New Lisbon -Herbert Boyd, 50.

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guaranty loans. Scotten agreed to attempt to buy an adjacent tract of land for a final adjustment of lot lines. The homeowners on the east side of the street agreed early in the meeting to sign quitclaim deeds so that their lot lines could be shuffled to meet original requirements. Scotten said he would try to buy three feet of land from a vacant lot at one end of the block and readjust the other lots accordingly. He said he would tell the home owners within a week if he has been able to buy the land.

County Court Restrained In Kingan Case A Marion County court was restrained yesterday from forcing Russell L. White, Indianapolis banker, to testify in the $1,000,000 defamation suit brought by Mrs. H. Fred Willkie against Kingan Inc. The order, directed to Judge Norman Brennan of Superior Court, Room 3, was issued by Indiana Supreme Court Judge James A.

Emmert. Patrick J. Smith, White's attorney, presented Emmert with a physician's that White, board the statement, Indiana National Bank, was too ill to appear before a notary public and give testimony. WHITE'S evidence was sought for use when the Boone County Circuit Court hears the suit brought by Mrs. Willkie, who charged defamation of her late husband when he was removed as president of the meat packing firm in 1951.

Smith had petitioned the Boone County court to excuse White on the grounds that White had suffered a heart attack. Mrs. Willkie's attorneys applied to Judge Brennan for an order requiring White to give testimony. Judge Brennan ruled that he had power to issue such an order, although White is a resident of Hamilton County and the case is set for trial in another court. Judge Emmert set Sept.

4 for hearing on a permanent writ of prohibition sought by White. Market Held Up Louis Scheer, 40 years old, owner of Scheer's Market 1238 South State Avenue, reported to police that he was robbed of $85 last night by is PA Post Exclusive DALYSI double a sisters, ShrewsLuther and five CLIFFORD T. REESE Mortuary with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. Survivors also include the Frank F. Gosch Funeral services for Frank F.

Gosch, 69 years old, 830 Broadway, will be at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday in Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel and at 9 a.m. in St. Mary's Catholic Church, with burial in Rest Haven Cemetery at Edinburg.

Mr. Gosch died Sunday night in General Hospital. He had been employed as a watchman in the Circle Tower Building for the last several years. Born at Taylorville, he had lived here 35 years. He was a member of St.

Mary's Church and its Holy Name Society. Surviving is a step-daughter, Mrs. Muriel Fallender of Chicago, and a brother, Charles Gosch of Newark, N.J. Clifford F. Helms Clifford F.

Helms, 58 years old, 3603 East 22d Street, a resident of Indianapolis 45 years, died yesterday in his home. Born in Fayette County, Illinois, Mr. Helms was custodian of St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church for 11 years. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m.

Thursday in Moore Kirk Northeast Chapel, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. Mr. Helms is survived by the widow, Mrs. Mable Woods Helm; a daughter, Mrs. Alma Virginia Brown, and two sons, Eugene F.

and William M. Helms, all of Indianapolis; two half brothers, Horace Revis of Portland, and Clarence Smith of Mulberry Grove, and one grandchild. Frank Turk Frank Turk, 70 years old, 776 North Arnolda Avenue, a resident of Indianapolis 54 years, died yesterday in General Hospital. Born in Austria, Mr. Turk was a employe of National Malleable Steel Castings Company.

He was a moulder for 42 years, having retired in 1951. Mr. Turk was a member of Holy Trinity Catholic Church and Hoosier Dawn Lodge. Funeral services will be held at 8:30 a.m. Thursday in Stevens Chapel of Flowers and at 9 a.m.

in Holy Trinity Church. Burial will be in St. Joseph Cemetery. There are no immediate survivors. Mrs.

Aaron Kinder Mrs. Aaron A. Kinder, 83 years old, a former Indianapolis resident, died yesterday in Van Nuys, Cal. Born at North Salem, she moved here about 60 years ago. She moved to Van Nuys in 1920.

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