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PAGE 34 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR- TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1967 Public Notices I Dtaik Notice Death Nofces Funtral STATISTICS Pies notices relate to mat ZUFALL AFNB, INB Reduce Prime Interest Rate From Of ficial Records ters that directly or indirectly affect the tax rate and the public services of your community and are of Mrs. zona iuraii, lowrtrr, umarmnm, formerly ot beloved witt ot Ralph, mother of Melvin Berely. step mother at Ray, kov ana uiivtr tutan, naiiaw. Man, Ann Haves. Cu.ira Wannaanav I a.m.

STEVENS vital importance to the uemces CHAPEL OF THE FLOWERS 3136 News Of The Courts reoders of this newspoper. w. )6th. caning atier i p.m. tueauar.

ADUPPTItJiafMT cad Tmt 5 In Memoriams The Trustees of Purdue University. SUPREME COURT Marx J7, 1947 The Board of Trust nf PurH.ia American Fletcher National Bank and Trust Company and the Indiana National Bank University will receive sealed bids for Jean Gallant, tlS South Arbor Avenue. kousewift; debts, $1493; assets, none. Gilbert Strunk R.R. 4, Noklttville, foundry worker; debts, assets, nont.

William A. Guioont, 4222 Rut LtMans, eta ler; debts, assets, nont. Mai O. Priest, 1044 Wysont Drive, engineering supervisor; debts. $18496; assais.

Carolyn R. Ftrsnet. 1546 South Alabama Street, cashier; debts, assets, one. Rotort E. Forsnet, 1546 South Alabama TiinUNEWnnsiITxpresuT sincere appreciation to our relatives, friends and neighbors for the kindness, prayers, sympathy, spiritual and floral tributes extended to us at the 31094.

Thresher tt il vs. Htm, trustee, etc. Owe Circuit Court. Appellant's tnotion to dismiss and proof at service. 31071.

Wiley vs. Earls. SwrnerUnd Circuit Court. Appellee's petition tor oral yesterday revealed that their ANDERSON, Mr. Let BELL Pfc Thomas CONN, Mr.

Morris M. CORAL, Mrs. Goldis Joy CROSS, Miss Emma M. FRANCISCO, Miss Daisy HEMMERLING, Mrs. Gertrude HICKS, Mr.

Dewey Jr. NANTZ, Mr. Stanley G. OLIVEY, Mrs. Mary Alice STEELE, Mr.

Floyd passing af our beloved husband and prime interest rates are being father, MvVN.dj8 BEAVER Mrs. Dora Beaver, ate 15, Sarasota, former resident of Westfieid, widow of Hayes, mother of Mrs. Donald Moore, Sarasota, Fie. and grandmother of 3, passed away Saturday. Funeral services McMULLAN FUNERAL HOME, Westfieid, Wednesday 1 p.m.

where friends atay call after 7 p.m. Tuesday. BELL Pf. Thomas Bell of 7129 Twin Oaks son of Mrs. Ruth M.

Michael and Mr. James W. Bell, brother tf James Ronald Bell, Mrs. William B. McMahan and Miss Michelle Ann Bell, grandson of Mr.

and Mrs. B. F. Ray and Mrs. Lucille Perdv.

Passed away March 21st. Funeral Thursday morning 10:30 o'clock FLANNER BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Tuesday. BLANDFORD Mrs.

Jean Blandford, age 41, 5015 Nowland, wife of Thomas S. Bland-ford, mother of Thomas Nancy, and Tim Blandford, daughter of Mrs. Mary Brers. Funeral Wednesday, March 29th, 9:30 a.m., SHIRLEY BROS. DREXEL CHAPEL, 4565 E.

10th 10 a.m. Little Flower Church. Rosary Tuesday I p.m. Friends may call any time. BURNS argument ana proor or service.

31022. State vs. Diamond Lanes, Inc. Vanderburgh Superior Court. Appellee's tHtet, racrary worker; etots, simu; reduced to 5ft per cent, effec tive today.

Wt especially wish to thank tht Priests of Holy Trinity Church, pallbearers, and the Stevens Chapel for in mew rnarmacy Building, Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana until 3:00 BJn. Ctntral Daylight Timt p.m. Central Standard Timt) an tht 25th day of. April, 1967, in the office of the Vice President ana Treasurer In tht Executive Building of Purdue University, West Lafayette. Indiana, and then publicly opened and reed aloud in tttt Board of Trustees Room in the Executive Building of Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indian.

Bids received offer such timt will be returned unopened. Bids may be withdrawn prior 10 such lime, but no bids shaH be withdrawn for period Of Sixty (601 davc Iftaraattwr the kind services renaereo. Wife and Family auws, nont. Vital Statistics BIRTHS CttMMMitr Hospital I FLANNER BUCHANAN I HIBNER In loving memory of MARGARET E. HIBNER Wha fiauad awav March 28, 1965 objections to petition tor time to file transcript and certificate of service.

31024. Garr vs. Statt. Porter Circuit Court. Acknowledgment of service of appellee's brief.

31008. Calvert vs. State. Scdtt Circuit Court. Appellant's petition for time granted to and including Jung 28, 1967.

31077. Johnson vs. Stare. Marlon Criminal Court. Appellant's petition for time to A sad day camt when wt had tt Boys-Albert Jr.

and Jtcauelint Riohtor, part. But you will always be In our hurt. Robert and Jeennint Jones, David and Nancy Kathryn Maby, Elmer and Merlorit James, James and Sharon Ann Wilson. Tht Principal Subcontractor Questionnaire listinq the names of the The Children ii ie iranscripn grantee re ana including April 25. 1967.

Michael Let and Ronilee York, James and MILLER We are deeply grateful Blown principal suoconiracrors snail be submitted with tha bid af ftanarai and appreciate the kindness, sympathy mint, hAauiitiii finrai tributes ex Contractors summitting a combined bid Mirier pooit, James and Fredona Ma It son. Girls-Ralph and Elizabeth Powell, Glen and Doris Louise Johnson, Bobby Ray and Constance Dvann Bell. William and Both banks cited a trend being established by several major banks throughout the country. The prime rate is the rate of interest normally charged the largest and most creditworthy borrowers. THE THREE major commercial banks in Indianapolis, AFNB, INB and Merchants National Bank Trust Company, had reduced their prime rates to 5s4 per cent from 6 per cent Jan.

30. A spokesman for Merchants National said yesterday that a reduction was "under consideration." The nation's third largest bank, First National City Bank of New York, also reduced its prime interest rate to 5 per cent from 5 per cent yesterday. Other large New York banks which had been charging 534 per cent promptly followed suit SHORTLY AFTER First National City's announcement, Manufacturers Hanover Trust ror benerai construction; PlumbHK, Heating. Ventlwtino and Air Condi. tended by our good relatives, neighbors and friends, at the passing tf 31071.

Green tree vs. Statt. Marlon Criminal Court. Apellanfs petition for time to file transcript granted to and Including Sept. 1, 1967.

31109. Ubelhor vs. Geont. Perry Circuit Court. Appellee's petition for time granted to May 26, 1967.

31119. State ti rel. Burt vs. Madison BLANDFORD, Mrs. Jean ELLIOTT, Mrs.

Iva Lucille GAALEMA, Mr. Albert our beloved wife and mother, ri aliniNF C. MILLER Bettt Kattmenn, Lawrence and Ann Bent-ley. Jack and Eltnor Hoffman, Clarence Honing; end Electrical Work. Tht Subcontractor List and Material List shall be submitted in accordance with the Information for Bidders.

Tht Oynar Invites the following Mr. Leighton M. Burns, 60 years. Ua acnju-iallv wltl to thank ROV. 2159 E.

Garfield beloved hus a no Linda MOOley, Bryan and Francis Graves, Paul and Marilyn Smith, Kenneth and Barbara Schetbeler, Jerry and Carol band of Louise E. Bums, father of Enos Nelson, Golden Rule Chapter of Eastern Star and tha Shirley Bros. Mortuary, all for kind understanding superior court, oonannon, luogt. original action. Respondent's petition of time to file return granted tt April 7.

1967. Dn: 1. General Constructiaa Ann smim, james ana sneron priest. General Htseital 31130. Hestand vs.

Statt. Marion Crimi services rendered. Husband, Brockman Family I. Plumping, Heating, Vtntllatlno Patricia Burns and William L. Bums, step son of John Pfeiffer, brother of Charles, Paul and Larry Burns.

Mrs. Dorothy Snowhall, 10 grandchildren, passed away Monday Funeral Thurs nal v.ovrT. Appeiianrs pennon tor time to file transcript granted to and including 1 Death Notices una Air lonainoning Electrical Work arTOLoyieramiir Boys-Solt and Beatrlct Gray, Cecil and Pearl Kirgan. Girls-Ronald and Sandra Denton, George ACPI. ITO.

31132. Pood vs. Cltv af Hammrmit laka day 10 A.M. at the G. H.

HERR LEVIHN ana Linot Sf. Francis Hospital MANN FUNERAL HOME, 1505 S. East St. Friends may call after 4 McGEE We wish to express our sincere appreciation to our relatives, friends and neighbors for tha kindness, prayers, sympathy, spiritual and floral tributes extended to us at tht passing of our beloved husband, father and 4. Laboratory Furniture end Equipment Bidders desiring to do so may submit a combined bid for 1, 2, and j.

Bids shall be properly executed, addressed to Tne Trusrees of Purdue University submitted on Form 96 ac- Bors-James and Catherine Low. Donald Lorenz j. Levinn, jaoa Bridge beloved husband of Alma Circuit Court. Appellant's petition for timt to file transcript granted to and including April 25, 1967. 30862.

Burns, Owens vs. Statt Board of Embalmers etc et tl. Newton Circuit Court. Apel lee's petition for timt granted and Audrey Emmons, Larry and Mary Jo Levihn, brother of Walter Levlhn, I niera and a neohews. passed awav McGFE p.m.

1 uesaay. BUSH Mr. Ardry L. Bush, age 71, 1734 Banner, husband of Reba K. Bush, father of Mrs.

Kathleen Camden, Friday. Funeral Tuesday I p.m. at the St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran ro ana inclining jury 13, ivo. 30712.

Williams VS. Stat. Vanflarhurah compameo ov execurea r-orm yoa as prescribed by the State Board of Accounts) giving financial data as recent as possible and in no event more Biare, Marry and Patricia Highf laid, Richard and Elizabeth Jent, Paul and Sherry Stivers. Girls-Raymond and Joan Bush, Lawrence and Paula Krause, James and Marlene Allison, James and Rita Brown, Robert Wt especially wish to thank Msgr. Galvin, Father Wade.

St. Patricks Church, Sisters of Providence, the Robert W. Stirling Funeral Home, Circuit Court. Appellant's petition to use Paul A. and Wayne T.

Bush, 10 Church, New Jersey and McCarfy St, Friends may call at the G. H. HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME. 1505 grandchildren, son of Mrs. T.

man ninety aays old, ano a non-collusion affidavit together with tne American Legion Post 88 pallbearers. East St. and at the Cnurch atler 12 and Mary o'Connen. Twins: Boy and Girl-Paul and Rachel other documents required by the In- Bush, passed away Saturday. Services Tuesday 3:30 P.M.

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY for their kino services renaereo. Wife and Family naHM.Mpi ror writ or cerriorari to U.S. Supreme Court, same to be returned on conclusion. 20225. Hake tt al vs.

Moorhead, administrator etc. Allen Superior Court. Apoellee't reply brief on petition to tornwion tor piooers. The Information tor Bidders, Form noon i uesaay. McKINNEY price.

St. Vincent's Hospital chapel, 425 w. lath. Friends in PHILLIPS We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to the many kind or Bid, Form of contract. Plan Soecificatio.is.

and Forms of Bi relatives and nelehbors lor Beys-Robert and Margot Hurt, Donald and Geraldine St. Peters, Darrell and Ka vited. Friends may can ar the funeral home. BUSH the sympathy, personal services end Bond, Performance Bond, Payment Bond, ind ether contract documents lovely floral triouies receivea at me ren Brown, Joseph and Linda Terry, Truman and Jane Ellen Hedrick, James and John McKinnev, age 66, 2228 Greely, husband of Myrtle McKinnev, tamer ot Lerov and Barbara Ann McKinnev, brother of Robert, Dave and Chris McKinney, Stella Stevens and Dora Robertson, passed away Friday. Taxmen Due To Take In $203 Billion Washington (UPI) Governments at all levels will collect a ecord $203 billion in taxes from the American people during the current 1967 fiscal year, the Tax Foundation estimated.

The foundation, a private, nonprofit organization, said the combined Federal, state and local levies will cost the average family about $3,300. That would be an increase of $1,400 over 1956, when total tax collections came to $100 billion. IN THE 14th edition of its handbook, "Facts and Figures on Government Finance," the foundation also reported: 1. Taxes in 1965 amounted to 27.3 per cent of the gross national product. 2.

State government spending and revenues climbed by 100 per cent in the last decade: 3. Cities and counties are making increasing use of income taxes. Local revenues from this source have tripled since 1954. Included in the total of $203 billion to be collected in the current fiscal year are $140 billion in Federal revenues, and $63 billion in state 'and local revenues. Company, Bankers Trust Company, Irving Trust Company and Chemical Bank New York Trust Company all among death of our husband and father, El MFD PHILl IPS SR.

joan Keny, Robert and Georgia Morris. Girls-David and Linda Faulkner, Joseph Mr. Clay Bush, age 71, Southern Circle Drive, Carmel, passed away Monday, husband of Max'ne, brother of Nile. Services Wednesday 2 o'clock may oe examined at tne following; Director of Physical Plant Puroue University West Lafayette, Indiana State Board of Accouols Indianapolis, Indiana Conies of documents for 1. 2.

and and Barbara Wardens, Thomas and Rose We especially wish to thank the nurses and sisters ot St. Francis Hospital, 5th floor north, and all the cM-uritv anlira and amolovaes of Weir Funeral services i uesaay CONKLE FUNERAL HOME MICHIGAN ST. CHAPEL. 1934 W. at tne hinshaw funeral the nation's largest an HOME.

Sheridan. Friends after 2 mary warren, Joseph and Mamie Whltlev, Tommy and Pamela McCullev, William and Pamela Simpson, William and Dorothy Ved-der, Joseph and Patricia Rangel, Janus Michigan St. Friends invited. Friends Cook Airport, Paul-Dorsev and Conklt nounced they also were re Funeral Home. Wife, Children and Families p.m.

Tuesday. CARLIN above may be obtained et the office of Walter Sender Associates, Architects, located at 1114 State ana Eva Kelson, Liam and Hazel Con. may call at funeral home. OLIVER ducing their prime rates. very, Ricnara and Sandra Class.

Hendricks County HasDitat street, Lafayette, inaana, upon payment of $30.00 for each set. anyone Mrs. Dorothy L. Oliver. 56 149 Miss Lucile Carlln, 56 years, of 903 Fairfield passed away Sunday Boys-Warren and Gesint Fritchev, James Julia Franklin, beloved wife P.M., sister of Vernon Lenin, Indian upon returning, such set promptly ana in good condition, will be refunded his oavment.

SCHERER In loving memory OTTO (RED) SCHERER Who passed eway two years aso, March 28, 1965. I have lost my soul's companion, A lift linked with my own; And day by day I miss him more, At I walk through life alone. ano i-inoa sen. Methodist Heseltal The heavy demand for credit in 1966 had resulted in three increases in the prime rate from 41. per cent to 6 per apolis.

Services 1 p.m. today from of Marshall L. Oliver, sister ot Mrs. Kathetine Sasser, Mrs. Hah Massena, R.

and Harry Lawless, passed AARON-RUBEN-NELSON MERI Copies of documents for 4 above may be received from tht Director of DIAN HILLS MORTUARY, 1328 W. 86th St. Burial Lewis Creek Baptist away Sunday. Funeral Wednesday 10 fnysicai piani, puraue university, West Lafavette. Indiana.

Boys-Demy and Patricia Blackburn, Ronald and Evelyn Van Atta, William and Shirley Brandenburg, Michael and Linda Ellis, David and Linda Hoff. Girls-Richard and Betty Reeves, Arthur and Glenda Tayne, Jasper and Wanda a.m. at the G. H. HERRMANN MADISON AVE.

FUNERAL HOME, Wife and Children cent. The Owner reserves the right to Church cemetery, srieioyvine, ino, Friends Invited. CHRISTIE waive any informalities or to meet 3141 nnaoison Ave. rrienos wring. OLIVEY SHOFNER in memory of our dear MARTHA E.

SHOFNER Who departed this lift March 28, 1954. any or all bids. Each bidder must deoosit with hi Barnes. Coleman Hospital Mrs. Mary Alice Oliver, 3720 Boys-Franklin C.

and Verna Hall, Tha Her heart was tht truest In tH the Rolls M. Christie, 76 years, beloved step-father of Sylvester, Earl and Oscar Nawert. Passed away Sunday. Funeral Wednesday 2:30 p.m. at the G.

H. HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME. 1505 S. East St. Friends lous and Gracella Key, Dwight L.

and Penn. Apt. 11, mother ot Mrs. Ronald A. Scott, Mrs.

John R. Whitaker and Mr. John H. Oliver sister of Mrs. Elroy Hlnman, Mrs.

William wide world, Hx, Iowa tha beat to recall. Susan Lawton, Irvln and Mary Martin, Leo F. and Carolyn Walsh. iranster. APPELLATE COURT March 27, 1967 20245.

Barbee vs. McKay. Hamilton Circuit Court. Apeilant's reply brief and affidavit of service. 20518.

Bierct vs. Ltwls. Tippecanoe Superior Court. Motion to dismiss or overruled. Judgment reversed with instructions.

Fauiconer, Judge. 20554. Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co. vs. Day.

Marlon Superior Co'urt. Judgment affirmed. Cooper, Chief Justice. 20588. Szelagye, trustee etc.

vs. State ex rel. LaPortt Community Schools Corp. Starke Circuit Court. Appellant's reply brief and proof of service.

20613. State ex rel. Stahl vs. Parke Circuit Court. Fisher, Judge.

Original action. Relators petition for writ denied. 20626. Bavne vs. Turner.

Shelby Circuit Court. Appellee's brief and certificate of service. 20672. Futterman-Marrot Corp. vs.

City 5. ort. All Superior Court. Appellant's brief. 20676.

Newton et al vs. Board of Jfstees of Vincennes University. Knc Circuit Court. Appellee's petition for time and proof of filing. 2093.

Farmers Mutual Ins. Co. vs. Wolfe et al Gibson Circuit Court. Appellant's reply brief and proof of service.

20675. Statt Personnel Board vs. Park-man. Marlon Superior Court. Appellant's re.s.BOn.se ,0, Petition to transfer and affidavit of service.

20750. Block vs. City of Peru. Miami Circuit Court. Record.

Assignment of errors. Submitted under Rult 2-14. OPINIONS March 27, 1967 20511 Bierct vs. Lewis. Tippecanoe Superior Court.

Motion to dismiss over-ruled. Judgment reversed with instructions. Fauiconer, iudge. The court dismissed for failure of appellant to answer Interrogatories. The appellee answered complaint and filed interrogatories with clerk in vacation.

Sec. 2-1028 Burns has been Interested to require a rult or order ttf answer the interrogatories before default. Although the section was amended Court Orders Hearings On 2 Bank Mergers bid, security in the amount, form and subiect to the conditions orovided in the Information for Bidders. Bidders are hereby informed that this Proiect is being financed in part with Federal funds. Attention of bidders Is particularly called to the reauirements as to conditions of employment to be observed For no one on earth can take her Girls-Richard and Barbara Staats.

Gerrv Jackson and Mr. Perry Hess, also 1 grandchildren, passed awav Monday place, Sha Is still the dearest of all. and Mary Jo Stanfield, Charles and Judith Bunch, John and Norma Dozler. Grover Sisters Lillian ano marge ano Quesrer Mumrord. Funeral Thursday afternoon 1:30 O'clock FLANNER tnd BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY.

CUTTON In Invino memory of may call after 6 p.m. Tuesday. CLARK Eva Danell Clark, age months, 5035 E. New York little daughter of Melvin and Glenda Clark, sister of Ella Denise, Sheila and Monte, passed away Sunday. Friends may call at TOLIN-HERR 8, SINGLETON MARRIAGE LICENSES and minimum want rates to be pa under the contract.

Washington (AP) The Friends may call after p.m Gary R. Atkerson, 1229 South Whlttler Karen Plckard, 3823 Hoyt. The Trustees of Purdue University By L. J. Freehafer Supreme Court yesterday Wednesday.

PADGETT Vice President tnd Treasurer Jesse F. Bishop, 3113 North Hovey; CHARLES W. SUTTON Who passed away March 28, 194 You left us a beautiful memory, But sorrow too great to be told. To us who loved you and lost you Your memory will never trow old. Wife and daughters ordered lower Federal courts Date: marcn is, ivo.

MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 1308 Pros to hear antitrust suits filed by Lorl Lynn Padgett, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Lewis Padgett of 4127 S. sour r. nesier, jioo aianon. Rex S.

Beghtel, 2139 Henna; Alma f. Anderson, 1119 Knox. Fredrie M. Brant, 709 Union; Lillian Ziegler. 4206 Vandalia.

TOWN OF SOUTHPORT, INDIANA NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed prooosals will be received by the Town of Southport, Indiana, un Butler, sister of Lasa Lynn, grand the Justice Department in an 7 Funeral Directors daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hebbe Beniamin and Mr. and Mrs. Clifton attempt to block bank mergers til 4:00 p.m., on tht 4th day 0 Aoril, 1967, in the office of the Tow Padgett, great-granddaughter et Mr, and Mrs.

Harlev Richardson and Mr. ABDON 0 RILEY MORTUARY Lerov Bolden, 2936 McPheerson; Jure- dean Myles, Chicago, III. Robert A. Crisp, 9027A. Pinehurst Drive North; Margaret A.

Roesinger, 6007 at Houston and Philadelphia, no inter. Cart F. Korteoatar. 65 1509 Prospect 638-1474 South Sireet, Southport, Indiana, 46227, The proposed mergers, under and Mrs. Elvis Padgett, Services Wednesday, I p.m.

LITTLE a. SONS FUNERAL HOME, 1301 Main saio proposals tor tne following will HMisiot east Drive. Ronald M. Cartwright, 2816 Ruckle CHANCE FUNERAL HOME pect St. Services Tuesday, i p.m.

Interment New Crown. CONN Mr. Morris M. 402 W. 52nd, husband of Mrs.

Lula E. Conn, passed away Sunday. Funeral Tuesday afternoon 3 o'clock FLANNER BUCHANAN FALL CREEK MORTUARY. Friends Invited. COVAL Mrs.

Goldit Jay Coval. age 47, Whitestown, wife of Pete Coval, mother of Ray (Buck), Martinsville, (Nig), Filmore, Ernest Frankfort. Glen and Hatty oe puoiiciv openea ana reao at rnt Beech orove. burial i-orest Lawn, Darlent B. Jackson, 115 North Sheri E.

NATIONAL AVE 7S4-3546 Doaro 5 regular meeting at p.m. the 1966 Bank Merger Act, had been approved by the at American Fletcher National Bank, oon. Ronald E. Covington, 2418 Columbia CONKLE FUNERAL HOME MR. EXECUTIVE! fit Patriotic.

Fly the American Flag WE SERVICE FLAGPOLES COMPLETE Fully Insured Call 635-9531 comptroller of the currency, Friends invited. REYNOLDS Mr. Walter F. Reynolds, age husband of Betty Reynolds, father nernenne Abernatny, 2341 Hillside CH 1-43M April 4, ivor. Resurfacing patched Streets In Sournport with Bituminous Treatment.

Quotes for unit price per ton for Hosford D. 7174 Twin Oaks ME 7-9rf 4925 W. 14th 1935 W. MICHIGAN 1701 LYNHURST Drive; Lollta M. Murphy, 1921 North TH 1 S381 who asked the high court to uphold dismissal of the anti paicninq rva-enai.

Quote price per gallon for Bi Mrs. Merle Crews, brotner of Ouin-ten Reynolds, grandfather of Shelley Linwooa. Michael L. Gooch. Martinsville.

Ind. DORSEY FUNERAL HOME luminous Material. in itoj, hi? requirement or rule or order has not been changed, and the nuii. Ruth J. Wright, 605 East Drive Wood.

trust suits. Crews, passed away sunoav. services E. New York 357-1173 3925 Quote price per ton for Covering ruff piece. Wednesday 1 m.

cuNKLt fu. NERAL HOME, SPEEDWAY Justice William O. Douglas Archie J. Howard, Warren Hotel; Helen I I CM Quote once per ton for Hot AS- CHAPEL. 4925 W.

16th St. Friends of Gosport and George Frve, Whites-town and Mary Frances Brown, Jamestown, 34 grandchildren, 17 greatgrandchildren, passed away Monday. ServiCL Thursday. 10:30 o'clock FLANNER BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Zionsville.

Friends may call pnamc concrere xesurtace Material. d. conn, 1138 North Illinois. Marvin L. Hoover, 3306 South State; rf announced the 8-0 ruling.

He said the burden is on the All complete in place including an labor, materials, and eguipme.it nec parncia J. cinders. 264 East lewa ment does not provide as to enforcement of 15 days in which to answer. Since no ule to. answer was served on appellant, and since there was no issue as ttf lunsdiction of trial court, the trial court erred in sustaining motion to dismiss 20554 Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co vs.

Day. Marion Superior Court. Judgment affirmed. Cooper, chief judge. Ap-pe ant brnuoht uit invited.

Friends may can. ROGERS Mr. Joseph S. Rogers, age 76, 423 David J. HarreM, 5832 West St.

Clair essary and all In accordance with the alter 7 p.m. Tuesday. Naomi M. Brown, 505 West Drive I6C4 woooiS Sf a. MC 6 2368 onM uir.u Oft earn I wooarurr ace.

plans ana specifications wntcn may oe seen and inspected in office of Carl F. Korteoeter. Town Engineer of NEW DE LUXE OFFICES 800-1 SO. FT. SUITES PRIME LOCATION Immediate occupancy paneled offices carpeted conf.

room pri. bath and utility rooms Air cond. gas ht. t) 24 HR. CUSTODIAN SERVICE one floor street level loads of parking 635-8318 Era.

2J1-0J92. banks to prove in a full-scale hearing that the "convenience and needs" of the communities Harlan, husoand of bdvthe, tamer of Lloyd, Elbert, Howard and Carl DAGEY Dolph Henslev. 1417 East Michigan; AX I 1 1 95i riovt iuiiv Retina r. Stearns, 1570 East Ohio, Southport, Indiana, 65 South Street, Sau'hnort. Indiana.

46227. Rogers, steotatner of Neine Hirers brother of Mary and Pearl Smith, I Donald G. Kemp 7905 Beechwood: ceived by appellee for appellant. At the conclusion gf appellants case. anoaiiea CRINSTEINER FUNERAL HOME All proposals snail oe suomureo Mr.

Fiovd E. Deoev, 29 N. Shortridge Apt. 2 husband of Edna Dagey, ether of Mrs. Mary Lou Wollenweber, Mrs.

Mariorie R. Berbara E. Grote, 405 South Franklin grandchildren, passed away Monday. Funeral Thursday 10 a.m. J.

C. WIL- 1601 E. NEW YORK 632 5374 with a "State Board of Accounts Road. moved for directed verdict, which was overru ed. and hirv Mtum CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES Form 96A," and a t- UN Gerald L.

Leonard, 1214 Norti Harbison; G. H. HERRMANN Bennett, Mrs. Doris A. Murray, and fidavit as reauired bv law, accompa Tner 15 "0 merit In the Specification for new trial a 1734 prospect at Frienos inviteo.

Friends may call attar 7 p.m. Tuesday. vnsTina w. Kneii, Bioomingron, ino. Jack R.

Nleff, 2020 North Shadeland nied with a Certified Check or Bid 1505 S. EAST 632-8463 Floyd E. Dagey grandfather of 18, grantgrandtather of brother of Mrs. Ethel Pfenning, and Mrs. Bond oavab a to tne Town of sourn evidence to sustain verdict, since the verdict 5141 MADISON AVE.

787-7211 Betty J. Steohany, 1430 Roseway Drive. SH INKLE port, in an amount not less than tnaries c. pnniips, 8 East 21st Dorothea Butler, deoarted this Ufa HISEY TITUS five percent of me pio suo- ALARM SERVICE by THOMPSON Hazel G. Phillips, 4604 Crittenden.

Mr. Ralph A. Shlnkle, 62 vrs 746 msiive. ni i0 veroicr oeing contrary 5nw' "jr'i oniv whrt 'tence is without conflict and can lead to but one conclusion an that v.rrft win I mittad. Sunday, age 67.

Services Wednesday, March 29. at the MOORE KIRK 951 N. DELAWARE 634-3828 David F. Richards, 3228 East 38'h; The successful oiaoer win at rt- N. DeQuincr, husband of Mrs.

Amelia Rose Shlnkle, City, father of Mrs. Rosemary D. Larson. Louisville, auired to give bona w.in H'rerv oe NORTHEAST CHAPEL. 2530 Station aside.

Here there was conflicting evidence. For court to sav as maHar i. Paulettt A. Mlschenko, 4419 North Sheridan. James J.

Semoels, Anderson, Der- JORDAN FUNERAL HOME HELEN JORDAN approved by tht Board of Trustees, In the amount of not less than the fuH involved are not outweighed by antitrust considerations." Yesterday's decision dealt with the proposed merger of the First City National Bank of Houston and the Southern National Bank of Houston and the merger of Provident National Bank of Philadelphia with Central-Penn National Bank of Philadelphia. WHOLESALE PRODUCE 9 grandchildren, brother of 10 a.m. Friends may call. DEGAN 636-43C5 J426 E. 10th 636-4304 James M.

Snmkie. Mrs. Edna Dean. cus j. wiinams, 7566 sandalwood Drive.

by law orovided. Tha Rnard of Trustees reserves the or that If was sustain recovery for appellant would amount to Invasion if Mr. James G. Degan, age 52, of Lily, Mrs. Meien Meyers, Texas, passed away Sunday.

Funeral Wednesday. 10:30 a.m.. FEENEY-KIRBY right to acceot rnt lowest eno me oest LITTLE SONS 1301 Main Bctt. Grove, province or turv. Thara R.R.

1, Danville. W. 10th St. b. 24 HOUR ALARM SERVICE noy Tnurman 2001 carroliton; Jac-ouellne L.

Brown, 1409 Columbia. Robert L. Thorpe. 941 Roache; Sallit B. Lear, 977 Roache.

Gerald L. Whittaker, t33 East Crockett; 786-1476 bid and to waive an intormaiiiies ana to reiect any and all bids or ta moturary. Meridian at ivth loved husband of Frances, father of Miss Rowena Deoan. Chicago and ti a.m. Lime power inurcn.

in. readvertise. liilZZZZ ii 'nsmicrion tor I rt welitnt. Nor was No. 2, which ST SSL? rfS? Iement Of ACT OT1 That r-4W at rvy-l katlat ferment St.

Joseph Cemetery. Friends James E. Degan, Ind. State Teachers College, Terre Haute. Funeral Boar a of Town trustees Sheridan T.

Cox, Cierk-Trea surer may can. Kosery a p.m. luesoay, SMITH Katherlnt M. Harlow, 1438 East Gimber. John P.

Ward, 3360 Graceland; Llvern Hampton, 948 West 35th. James L. Cecil, New Palestine, ood consciSKe'and Tuesday 2 FARLEY SPEEDWAY FUNERAL HOME, 2950 N. High School Rd. Friandt; mav rail I AND EXCHANGE NOTICE Jwmlgkopels Nntire Is hereby given that the Trus anytime.

"oa no rror in aivina tees of Indiana University have applied appeuee'S nstrurt inn fu a Mr. Max E. Smith, age 67, of 425 Clyde, beloved husband of Cecilia Smith, stepfather of Donald and James R. Stokes, passed awav Sun. a ENT janice M.

oray, 46 North wnmier. George R. Newton, Hickman, Ky.i Elaine M. Hosman. A.P.O.

New York. BURGLARY HOLDUP FIRE FOR BUSINESS OR HOME ELECTRONIC A SOUND SYSTEMS "FOR INFORMATION CALL" THOMPSON ASSOCIATES INC. 333 N. PENN. RM.

419-634-4771 -v yiTiiiu ur oiner insTrurTinn Arlingicn Chapel, 5811 38th St. Peca Chapel. 2050 E. Michigan Sf, for exchange under tne Act of hnarcn 3. 1925 (16 U.S C.

5161. to exchange FlMn Mvj.uia.f4J Larry M. Campbell, 700 North Alabama the following described lands within the Hoosier National Forest: T7N, day. Friends may call at the ROBERT W. STIRLING FUNERAL HOME, 1420 Prospect St after 6 no.

912; Sara Frauman, 540 Oak- Mr. Edward Ent, 77 years, 433 N. gakland, brother of Mrs. Katnerine enson, city, Mrs Amy Coval, Coral Gabias. Fia Everett Ent, barton.

Chicago (APl-(USDA)-Butter: Wholesale selling prices unchanged; 93 score AA 66.466c; 92 A 66.466c; 90 6SVtC. Eggs: Prices paid delivered to Chicago unchanged to 6c lower; 80 per cent or better Grade A whites 30V'2(S32c; large mixed 31c; medium white extras 28Vj 29c; 60 per cent or better Grade A whites 30c; large mixed 29V2c; medium DIVORCE SUITS CIRCUIT COURTS R1E, Section 3: Part ot st'ASt'4 Sertinn 10: Part of Sec wood Drive. Michael R. Morgan, Clayton, Ind. Patricia A.

Kirbv, 3116 Lockburn. NanCV H. Knlaht im uutlif.M i.t.ii. I severe meres and naonawt I- Miiviil m. nnonoay.

service weonesoay, 2 p.m. at the funeral home. Friends invited. Burial Washington Park tion 22: W'iSE'A; Section 24; Friends may call at the JORDAN FUNERAL HOMF lilt Inth Glen E. Mavitv, Erlenger, Nancy ui Smtt R- Hwrd vs, Mary N'SE'a; Section 29; nart of NEVaSE'ANW'ASE' bast.

TRIVETT M. smith, 5826 Buick Drive. Larry E. Hardesty, 109 North 4th, Beech in Monroe County; T6N, after 7 p.m. Tuesday.

Funeral Thursday, March 30th 10:30 a.m. Friends Invited. Burial Washington Park East. 283-Frances E. Dickerson vs.

Earl Dickerson. white extras 27V228c; standards 2B'J(g 30c; Checks 222623c. WOOL FUTURES R2E. Sect on 3: SV1SWV4; Section 4: Grove, Penelope A. Currie, 3622 NOR THF AST BEN DAVIS COLONIAL IRVINGTON 2530 STATION SI 7050 W.

kVASH, J447 COLLEGE $342 WASH. ST. Part of EV2NEV4, part of EVaNE'n- -piane 5. Frazier vs. Earl F.

Dick- Alexandria court. Teddv G. Shaw. R.R. Mooresville.

Ind Mr. carnett W. Trivet, tie 39, of 1404 S. Moreland, husoand of Mariorie, son of Mr. and Mrs.

A. I. FOOTE Mr. Charles U. Foote, 5213 Cordes LAWRENCE.

.6051 E. 46TH N.V',, in Lawrence county; iki R2E, Section 35: S'aSWU T7N. R3E. Section 30: Tonl D. McClure, 4136 Edgemere Court.

New Yor (AP) Wool futures were MAIN OFFICE, VI564 beloved husband of Eloise Fnnta. i rivet, wonore bro her lower yesterday on ngnr nquioanon. Wnnl tnn future were auiet. SEVaSW'i. SW'SE'A; Section 31: father of Charles B.

and Mrs. NEViNW'-i, In Jackson County; T5S, ROYSFER ASKIN 2301 W. Washington 637-4308 Kathryn There, brother of Mrt Mail Wool futures closed .5 of a cent to 1.2 lltl cPk Bssl1 Cook-286-Judith A. Garrard vs. Lewis Garrard.

SUPERIOR COURT -Room 1- S167-281-Adelt L. Rohloff vs. Harold ROnlOff. R1W, Section Part of N'aNWVa. Alexander, 4 grandchildren, 12 great.

Close oart of SE'iNWVi. part of WVjNEU grandchi dren, oassed awav unni. ROBERT W. STIRLING Paul F. Heislng, 5319 East 27th; Lois Mitzel, 5319 East 27th.

John E. DeWitt, 260 Union; Rebecca J. DeWitt, 5836 South Gale. Earl F. Huddleson, 1212 Bluffcrest Drlvt; Roberta R.

Noel, 1367 Oliver, Marvin L. McNear, 2719 North Gale; Reba Dowell, 1913 South Gladstone. Cliffbord R. Day, 33 North Dearborn; Carole S. Irwin, 2030 East 12th.

Funeral Wednesday 1am th Mrs. Meb'e Jennings, Clarksville, Phillip, Schuyler, J. T. Darrell and Carroll Trlvett, Tompklnsvllie, end Harold Trivett, City. Funeral services Tuesday 10 a.m.

at FARLEY FUNERAL HOME, 1604 W. Morris. Services and burial Thursday, Bethlehem Cemetery, Monroe Co, Ky. Friends may call. 115.7 117.7 119.6 1470 22 Prospect In Perry county, for National Forest land described as: T8N, R1W, Section 34: Part of EV3; T8N, R1E, Section 632 6576 cents lower.

High May 114-7 July mi October 119. December 121.1 May 121.4 Low 116.1 117.8 119.6 120.9 121.4 H. HERRMANN MADISON AVE. FUNERAL HOME. 5141 Madison Ave.

Friends invited. iiii the cliff's 1 STEVENS MORTUARY 118.9 311 Part of WV1WV1; T7N, R1E, 283- VirgInU L. Bowman vs. Jamci Bowniiin. 284- Ruth A.

Grltzmacher vs. William Grltzmacher. 121.2 Section Part of NW'i, In Monroe 3136 W. 16th St. 63641125 County, Indiana.

Persons claiming said Bid. Certificated wool spot 114.5 nominal FOWLER Mrs. Hazel M. Fowler, egg 72, 1306 S. Sherman Or nvntha, i aa, Llovd W.

Elisor), 1530 West 75th Place; Joan Carden, 4427 Brookllne Place. TRIPLETT USHER FUNERAL HOME INC. properties, or having bona tide 00- 2B5-Norma J. Miller vs. Harold W.

Mil. ler. Wool toos futures closed ouiet. No sales. ections of such application must tne 2313 W.

Washington 633 9352 Certificated spot wool tops 158.0 nominal. their claims or obiections with the 286-Nancy L. Wenz vs. William A. Wenz, Goldavada Holdcroft.

Also survived Mr. Coot Trlplett, age 54, 105 Guilford father of Lerov, J. Uzell and Wadell Triplet), Ethel Lee James R. Johnson, 1025 Eugene; Lucy A Smith, 938 West 27th. William J.

Glennon 2238-B, White Oaks Drive; Mary J. Fink, 411 North Regional Forester. U.S. Forest Serv by 1 granddaughter, Mrs. Aiegra -Room 2- ice at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, within J.

C. WILSON Robert R. St. Pierre, Pres. 1914 Prespa-t Rhode, several nieces and neoiwwt SUGAR FUTURES 282-Herbert A.

Moore vs. Mary I. Moore nnanuei, iwaoei snaw, viola Jones, Vera Jean and Bobbv Triaiaii. 30 days after the date of first publication of this notice. passed away Sunday.

Funeral Wednes-day. 1 o.m. wit cnai New York (API Domestic sugar futures o-vir8inie nn. Draper vs. Randi Draper.

orandfather of 79. hmthar nf Publication dates March 14. 21, 28 OF THF CM IMF No. 10 closed yesterday unchanged. Sales 8 Ambulance Service Griffin, Jim Trlplett.

Scenia Jnna 285-Charlene Kendall vs. Paul R. Ken- and April 4, 1967. Delaware. Dnnald C.

Howard, 5549 East 34th; Santha Childress, Yandes. Thomas J. Hannon 934 East Tabor; Jane T. Mever, 1329 North Drexel. Michael Scott, 249 North Richland; St.

Friends Invited. Friends may call. 144 contracts. High Low Close NOTICE TO BIDDERS FRANCISCO and Rose Lee Weaver, passed away Friday at his residence. Services 11 A.M.

Tuesday. KING AND KING CHAPEL. Interment Crown May 7.17 7.16 Raw sugar soot 7.16. Notice Is hereby oiven that the Udll. 286-Mary Johnson vs.

Eva Johnson. -Room 3-New Suits (Superior Room 3) Miss Daisy Francisrn. wji D.n Superintendent and the School Board World sugar No. 8 closed unchanged to Sharon K. Hiihble, 576 South Warman, Rnald S.

Simnkins, 428 North Bancroft; Debhy A. Chadwick, 322 South of Franklin Township Community Scnool Corporation, Marion County. aunt of Mrs. Marthanelle F. Sparks and Dr.

John p. Foley great aunt of Marklanne C. Burns, passed away Sunday. Privata ndiana. wi I receive sea ed ds ua S367-281-Cecil L.

Cast vs. Audrey A Case. 282-Joyce E. Smith vs. Curtis J.

Smith, nut lemetery. TROXELL Mr. Ronald J. Troiweil. aaa ty.

ma FIRST IN TOTAL OFFICE SPACE. HEART OF THE BIG MOVE NORTH. OVER 240 NOTED FIRMS WITH 1600 EMPLOYEES. NOW LEASING NEW BUILDING. 547-1311, LIPPMAN ASSOCIATES tPtCeadewt Cxecutive 'Plaza to P.M.

1 til) ftPfll 12, 1V67, Jesse Wagner 7183 Twin Oaks Drive; Close 1.66 1.73 1.83 1.88 2.14 at wmcn time bids will be opened at day morning FLANNER and Bu. 34-HR. AMBULANCE SERVICE 3 mgner. sales 347 contracts. High Lew May 1.68 1.63 July 1.75 1.72 September 1.64 1.82 October 1.91 1.88 March 2.15 2.12 May 2.21 2.18 July 2.27 2.26 'Bid meet no to oe held in the off ce of Robert and Nellie Troxwell, broth v.r)MKiMni nH a 1 itiui a 815.00 DESTINATION CHARGE of the Superintendent at 8809 South TUARY.

Graveside service 2 o.m. Linda S. Green, 7184 Kensington. Columbus Willis, 124 West 4lt; Evan- -eline Thomas, 906 West 28th. Edward K.

Poole, 3937 Conrled Court; Madolyn F. Batton. 4240 North Pel. eastern Avenue. Wanamaker.

ndiana 2.21 mursaay Greendelt Cemetery. Os- 31. 284- Seundra M. Green vs. James Green.

285- Manr H. Bond vs. Franklin Bond. 286- Carol Todd vs. James Todd.

-Room 4- Bids will be reca vad an: Dna ft) good, Ind. Friends mav rail at tha 2.26 School Bus Body. The school bus residence Tuesday 7- p.m., Wednes- Walter Bennewltr, Bond Brook, N.J.; oooy must comply with all the Stat Marttit J. Morse, 6822 East 47tn. utes ot tne state of Indiana and all 282-Janle L.

Basey vs. Lester M. Basey. OXYGEN EQUIPPED RADIO DISPATCHED blcwton AMBULANCE SERVICE 7 BURIAL PERMITS specifications provided by the Committee or Department oovernina tha i. noioen vs.

thanes J. Hoi. GAALEMA Mr. Albert Gaalema, 905 N. Emer.

construction ot scnool bus bodies ucn. -Room 5- John L. Akard 59, Community, arteriosclerotic heart disease. Perry Beachboard, 56, 20414 North Rare soeciticat ons and nstrurt nn arm son father of Mrs. Helen 'Jld Gaalema, brother of Mrt Aartha Ctawart avaiieoie at tne orrict or tht Super 283- Shlrler A.

Richards vs. Robert Richards. 284- Diant S. Frazier vs. Earl R.

Frazier, iniei'uent. Mr. Joe Gollmler, also survived by The bids sha I be ornnariv nA dolph, coronary occlusion. Stella Burrows, 71, Methodist, ulcer. Donna Coram, 1 day, St.

Vincent's, prematurity. Marv Havs. 69. St. Vincent's, cerclnoma.

DAY OR NITE completely executed on forms pre Room Suits superior Room 4 110t M. PENN. 635-2308 scribed by tht State Board nf Ac i 1,1 luesoay orternoon BRS- IRVING Llllie Johnson, 61, 2127 Sheldon, arterla- counts, with non-collusion affidavit as reguired by the Statutes of the State Floritts, Memorials 5667-280-patricia A. Ehrlch vs. David E.

Ehrich. 582-Rebecca J. Hubbard vs. J. C.

Hub- i-i pj" e. wasn. ca -Ins any time. or moiana, saio forms to be fur nished by the bidder. HAMBRICK UOIU.

283-Lena R. Moor Mtlvln The suoer ntendant and; tha u-hnni "Soy if with flowers" board reserve the rloht to W4-John B. Howard vs. Florence Howard. wr.

james M. HaiTOrlck, 2469 N. OOOOiet, 34 VrS. of aaa. naccaH awu and all bids and to waive information In bidding.

inciiMxmt nospnai. Husband of Mary Lou, father Franklin Township Community Eight of Indiana's great cafeterias are named Gty Fire Runs Yesterday 8:37 a.m., 2305 East LaGrande Street, scare. 8:57 a.m., 2159 Garfield Drive, first aid. 9 a.m.. Park and Massachusetts avenues, first aid.

9:46 a.m., Meridian Street and Southern Avenue, auto, 10:37 a.m., 1314 North DeOulncy Street, first aid. 10:38 a.m. 3029 North Illinois Street, first aid. 10:55 a.m., 3120 East 25th Street, first aid. 11:25 a.m., 4041 North Park Avenue, first aid.

11:38 a.m., 3183 North Kenwood Avenue, first aid. 11:49 a.m., 1650 South Talbot Street, auto. 12:03 p.m., 822 North Jefferson Avenue, false alarm. 12:16 p.m., 109 South Bancroft Street, auto. 12:52 p.m., 934 Congress Street, mattress.

1:08 p.m., 115 East Ohio Street, scare. 3:10 p.m., 24 South Belleview Place, kitchen. 3:16 p.m., 130 South Corrill Street, gas leak. 4:14 1500 South Capitol Avenue, false alarm. o.m..

North Street and Indiana inj-uinoa a. nurcnerson vs. Barney Hutcherson. -Room 7- Superior Room 7 286-Kenneth C. Hughes, Jr.

vs. Jic ouellne K. Huohet. J1.11UU1 lorporanon Howard Martin, President 2457 MADISON ST 60431 wiiiner or Frame, Harlan, Vernon and Cecil Hambrick, Mrs, Bonnie Sims. Mr NOTICE TO BIDDERS 20 Lost and Found bretson, and Mrs.

Edna Harris. Serv- 3 US IPO 111 tie. Will ha raraiuaal Tht Board af rr.mm;.in.,. Glen O. McClain, 4033 Ml Casse truck driver; debts, assets, lu a.m.

CONKLE ruNtHA hmmf ai, iu uit or inaianaooits until the hour FOUND: St. Friends Invited. Friends may call! imV April 12, IlW'ISa PROBATE COURT Estatt Cross Inventories trvi, vm tne Tyiiominj: GERM. SHEP-Black. vie.

3100 N. HOOK er or west, Anna Rexroet, Delle Vance, Thelma, Janet, Donald, Dester, Estel and Jackie Troxwell, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Wil. son, passed away Sunday a.m.

Friends may call TOLIN-HERR SINGLETON MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 1308 Prospect St. after 7 p.m. Tuesday. Graveside service Wednesday II a.m. New Crown Cemetery.

TURNER Mrs Rosa Turner, tot 74, 1916 Highland Place, sister of Mrs. Lodlt B. Gordon and Mr. Beniamin Dowdy 4 nephews and nieces, passed awav at her residence. Services 2 pm.

KING AND KIN(i CHAPEL, Floral Park Cemetery. Friends may call after i p.m. Tuesday. TUTTLE Mrs. Anna B.

Tuttle age 87, 12015 y.ertt.!n Oaklandon, mother of Mrs. Myrtle Wicker, Arnold, Floyd and en Tuttle. Grandmother of Donald Weber end 4 Great-grandmother of 15. Sister of Mrs. Frances Girt, Oscar and Raymond Welter.

Passed away Monday. Services Wednesday 10:30 a.m. at the appleget law- R.ESC!,M0RJ,yARY', 7707 E. 42nd at Pendleton Pike. Friends may call after 2 p.m.

Tuesday. UHLS Mr. Roy Guy Uhls, age 74, tf 1257 Kentucky husband of Vtlma Uhls, father of Mrs. Ednt Wells, grandfather of Eugene Wells and Mrs. Roberta Turner, brother of Mrs.

Elta Davidson and Aubit Uhls, passed away Saturday. Services Tuesday, 10 CONKLE FUNERAL HOME LYNHURST CHAPEL, 1702 S. Lyn-hurst. Friends Invited. Friends may call at funeral homa.

WENZ ftrs. Claras M. WenaT, tgt 88, 4970 W. 15th Speedway, mother of Elmer and George L. Wenz, grandmother of Kenneth E.

and James L. Weni, passed away Friday. Services Tuesday, 2:30 p.m. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 4925 W. 16th St.

Friends Invited. Friends may call at funeral home. WUCHER Mr. Ray A. Wucher of tins nu.

Emerson. Leona Frankfnrt Kannala ins-aiiation of driveway drain al Elementary School No. 45. All In accordance with tnarinatun Dei cert B. Hnnk.

tone 546-2431 Jn't Callaghan, died Feb. 1967, nazei noon, ratner Of Mrs. Mary Ambrose. Mr, miih, 1 LOST: Pomeranian, reddish ctlor, answers to Fluffy, nr. Washington High.

y'l'" the Board, 120 East Walnut Street, Indianapolis, landingham, De hart I anil r.im a I. Bollng, died Feb. 24, 1967, Jaw 6 5 2. E. Michael, died Feb.

20, 1967, KBWDIH MIIIIW. OJO-X) 1 1. scieroric nean oisease. Donald Lowe, 35, St. Vincent's, nephritis.

Helene Martin, 38. Methodist, embolism. Maroery Meals, 65, Methodist, anemia. Alexis O' Haver, 83, 1700 North Illinois, carcinoma. Van Osborn, 60, 2908 North Sherman Drive, arteriosclerotic heart disease.

James Patrick, 49, Veterans, cirrhosis. Roscot Roberts, 67, Methodist, carcinoma. Caroly Robinson, 88 2354 North College, coronary thrombosis. Freda Rowell, 67, 1349 Relsner, cirrhosis. Lovine Wulle, 83, 5692 North College, coronary occlusion.

Albert Green, 58, 1905 West 61st Street, arteriosclerotic heart disease. Mary Nociar, 73, 1108 Maynard, arteriosclerotic heart dlseese. Charles W. Alklre, 1700 North Illinois, 74, arteriosclerosis. John D.

Cole, St. Vincent's, 63, atherosclerosis. Lawrence Holt Davis, Veterans, 69, Carcinoma. Vlroll C. Downing, Sf.

Vincent's, 58, coronary disease. Ruby J. Drabek, 402 East 46th, fibrillation. Hazel E. Feltz, Community, 45, carcinoma.

Jean W. Hasse, Methodist, 72, carcinoma. Ma lor Jones, Veterans, 52, carcinoma. Mary Kllroy, 3538 North Gladstone, atherosclerosis, 98. Louis Koehler, 806 Buchanan, 76, Ulcer.

Louis M. Lee, Long, 52, endocarditis. Tilden A. Lovett, Veterans, 73, emphysema. Harry W.

Marshall, Methodist, 63, arteriosclerotic heart disease. Andrew Jackson Miller, Community, 1, arteriosclerosis. Henry F. Pierce, 3341 North Sherman Drive, 64, coronary thrombosis. Roberta Cordelia Price, 3171 North Capitol.

48. arteriosclerotic heart ditaas. Hook, orandfather 19. The Board tha rtnM t- LOSTi Undipped min. Poodle.

Blk- accept or reiect any or all bids. iiiver. vie. JBih-Post Rd. Mar.

23. onrer or 1, oepartea this lift Saturday, age 66. Services TuacHav. Peppy" Safe ret. 50 rew, 898-6151.

me oooro ot scnool commissioners of the Cltv of Indianapolis No an P. Allan. 1, 28 at the MOORE (V KIRK NORTH- Avenue, auto. u.unn, uiw rcu. af iron nonv, Berrett, died Feb.

19, 1967, $7,259 (partial). imSm6, Aspef9er' Nov. 16, 1966, 24 Personal Notices Indianapolis, Indiana ch 1 lmapel, 2530 station St 1 p.m. Friend welcome. nnarcn it, mi WILL not he resaeniibla for anv NOTIfF Tn BlnriCDt HOON AufUli B.

Klmmel, died Jan. 4, 1967, Mary Lord, died July 14, 1966, $7,391. Notice Is hereby given thai aaiad debts contracted by anyone other than myself on or after March 20, 1967. Paul G. Harding, 3339 W.

Michigan. ids for the purchase nf tha tniinwina Anna Marie Hoon, age 75 of 3119 4:20 p.m., 1438 south Biaine Avenue, house. 5:26 p.m., 823 Elm Street, first aid. 5:41 p.m., 3437 Kenwood Avenue, first aid. 8:05 p.m..

1532 North Euclid Avenue, house. 9:24 p.m., J972 North New Jersey Street, first aid. 9:34 p.m., 2233 North New Jersey Street, tuto. eguipment will be received at the inuim aimvvr, passeo away Sunday a.m. Friends mav call af tha ennPDT 1.

38lh Sherman 2. 10th Arlington 1. 2121 E. 42nd Anderson FEDERAL COURT Bankruptcies WILL NOT be reSDoeilhlt far 4. fsquirg Center 5.

Speedway Center 6. Greenwood Center Richmond STIRLING FUNERAL HOME, 1426 any debts contracted by anyone other than myself on or after March 28, 5.riarr-menagers ottice In tha administration building on the state until 10:00 A.M. April 11, 1967, at which time they will be opened and read. William R. Venclll, 4903 West Washing, ton Street, carpenter; debts, r-iuaraj sr.

atter 1 uesaay noon. Services Wednesday, 8:30 a.m. at the funeral home. 9 a m. st Patrtrkt 9:41 p.m., 6io Fietcner Avenue, auto.

ivor. k. b. (oroe) warfield, 1121 E. Fall Creek Pk.

Ind. LOST. March 16. small mala Baaala. 93I9, iiune.

Can. mm 9:44 p.m., 2225 North Alabama Street, Catholic Church. Burial Holy Cross first aio. 1. packer type refuse collection body.

2. Truck. Specifications fnr thaa fm nl. in ma Ala li.k na wtnieimr, JANES "uHensiein, h.f:. moores- vine, statistician; debts, assets, none.

Eldon M. Cox, R.R. 7, RoyertOfl, It-borer; debts, assets, none. CarlOS Doolln. Rirhmnnrf.

lahnrmrt AMm. of equipment can be obtained at the administration building, statt tres, Vic. Eagledale. Rew. i93-o2.

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS may be reached at 414 Peoples Bank Bldg. William T. Janes, age 73, 526 S. Holmes Ave. husband of Elizabeth, father of Enos Jants, brother of Mrs.

Birdie Gundarlov. and Mri. Rattv or nja-iruo. Albert Franklin Rhoades, Veterans, 73, emphysema. Minnie Still wood, St.

Vincent's, 14, trttrlo- Indiana statt Fair Board ROSCOE C. STANGLAND Secretary-Manager asseis, none. Marvin C. Harshman, Anderson, laborer; POUND: leaadwav. sandy Collie mixed 6 monthi puppy.

241-2113. Sampson. 2 grandchildren. Funeral CAPITAL AVAILABLE FOR GROWING COMPANIES scieroric nearr oisease. Reuben Wilson Fuller, 1604 North Lvnhunt.

rnrnnarv thramlwMla LOST BrawiD Tav Btamal ralll Wednesday, March 29, 2 p.m., USHER FUNERAL HOME, 2313 W. Wash. NOTICE TO DECORATORS The Indiana stata Cai, u.m Happy) Rwd. 5129 Rosslyn, 251-3871 consider proposals for the 1967 Fair- chanan Plalnfleld, beloved hus ington sr. Burial Floral pirn Cemetery, Friends Invited, LOST MALH BOXt.lt Xavler Hutter, 2534 Phflwood, 79, arteriosclerosis.

William Ersll Jackson, St. Francis, 77, Rwngs oecuretions 1 April 12, 1967 at :30 o.m. in th KEMP Mrs. Jennie L. Kemp, of Mooresville, fe of Larov.

mother nf AArt. jijuDwaii.iDaiuM Indianapolis. Tht Board has 4000 budgeted for decorations ann tuiu ac arteriosclerotic heart disease. PERSONAL INJURY ACCIDENTS Yesterday 7:24 a.m.. 99rf anrf AAarMtan band of Mildred Curry Wucher, father of Mr.

Robert T. Hancock Jr. of Warrenburg, brother of George L. of Chicago, passed away Sunday evening. Services Wednesday.

11 a.m. at tha HAMPTON-GENTRY FUNERAL HOME, Plalnfleld. Graveside services at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday cept proposals from decorators as to what they will do for this amount. Working Capital Capital Equipment Product Diversification Merger and Acquisition Research end Development txpand Sale Staff Harry B.

Cov. 60 years old. Wnrih Virginia A. Strack and Mrs. Olgt Jean Julian, I grandchildren, I greatgrandchildren, passed away Sunday.

Services WertnetHav 9 Indiana State Fair Board ROSCOE C. STANGLAND Secrerary-Manager, at the Rosa Hill cemetery, Blooming- Meridian Street, back inlury. 8:55 a.m., 12th Street and Central Avenue, Robert Efroymson, 62, 502 Buckingham Drive, face cut; Mrs. Joyce A. Thurston, 27, 3911 Rue Renoir hie Iniurv.

CARLISLE ft SON FUNERAL CHAPEL, Mooresville. Friends may call. Death Notices uvuis, assers, none. Tommy Weodall, Richmond, cabinet, maker; debts, assets, none. Robert L.

Clark, El wood, latht operator; debts, assets, none. Mary E. Andls, Cumberland, Inspector; debts, assets, none. Sharon A. Madison, 3943 Arouettt Drive, laboratory collector; debts, assets, none.

Jerry Radlcan, 5629 Wtsf Henry Street, chain assembler; debts, assets, none. Herman J. Morris, 1375 Bridge Street, lathe operator; debts, assets, none. Betty Ann Allen, 419 North LaSalle Street, factory worker; debts, assets, none. Gladys J.

Johnson, 3032 West Jackson Street, apprentice debts, assets, nont. Corbltt S. Pitman, 3844 Rockvllle Road, carpenter; debts, assets, none. Robert E. Clark, Noblesvillt, carpenter; debts, assets, none.

Gilbert Henson, 1708 North Rucklt Street, laborer; debts, assets, nont. Mamie Bell Williams (Nelson), Moores-vllle, nurst'i aide; debts, aisets, nont. John S. Gellint, (15 South Artof Avenae, factory worker; debts, assets, nont. Want-Ads, ton, ino.

Frienos may can after i P.m. Tuesday. WYSONG Mrs. Clara A. Wysono, 84 years, 107 N.

Chester, mother of Frank. Harold, 10:01 a.m. Hnwarrl and Alalna. LaFEVER Avenue, Danny DeMoss, 6, 1410 South AYERS Harding street, head and leg Inlurles. 10m Dm.

401 North ftrav Slraat. IC.Hh 633-1212 Lora M. LaFever, age 82, beloved molher Harry S. LaFever, grandmother Of David LaFever. 3 other arand.

Mrs. Opal E. Ayers, 2229 W. 58th, beloved mother of Wayne Avers. Jacobs, 1, 403 North Gray Street, let Gahr, Fred and Bob Wysont, Mrs.

Mary Howe, Marllda Tlllig Wysong and Vlclorent Soauldlno, also 16 Industrial Growth Capital Corporation Federal licensee under the Small Business Investment Act of 1958 529 Mtrchonti Bank Building 035-4461 children, sister of Nora Hutchens, iniury. D.m.. Wetntar Avanua anil Wash Kathryn McKay, Betty Praprotnlk Ruth McClearv. sister nf passed away Saturday a.m. Friends ington Street.

William L. HoDkim. 77. Followell. 10 grandchildren.

1 ROBERT w. STIRLING FUNERAL HOME, 1420 Prospect t. aftar 4 am. MnnHaw 2525 Calvert Drive, back Iniurvi Mrs. grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren, passed away Thursday.

Friends may call tt tht JORDAN FUNERAL grandchild. Services Thursday 9:30 Shirley Hopkins, 19, 2525 Calvert Drlvt, M. STEVENS CHAPFL nf tha Services Tuesday, 10 a.m. at the funeral tlnma. Frlanria tnuitarf Burial HUMt, 2428 e.

lotn. Funeral dock ana wrist in uritt. 7:01 a.m.. Ind. 67 and 1M.

Mm Viola Wednesday, Mirch 29th, 10 a.m. FLOWERS, 3134 W. 16th. Calling after 2 P.M. Tuesday.

Burial Antlocti Cemetery, Bugger, Ind. Maple Woods Cemetery, Anderson, V. Haas. ti. 7)5 North Warman Avannau Frleni ios invitea.

ourisi Lincoln Men ino. ory Gi aroens. back Inlury; Mrs. Murrtll Taeut, 64, elOl Crtwfurdsvlllt Road, back Inlury. i.