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L. L. 7110 00 0 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1971 Churches Churches Churches Death Notices Funeral Announcements STATISTICS From News Of The Courts SUPREME COURT May 20, 1971 30917. Duke vs. State.

Marion Criminal Court. Motion to withdraw transcript acknowledgment of service. 8695177. Dixon vs. State.

Marion CrimAppellant's petition for reInal Court. hearing denied. 1165274. Casterlow VS. State.

Marion Motion to withdraw Criminal Court. cript and acknowledgment of service. Cir5705121. Brown vs. State.

Madison Givan, cuit Court. Judament affirmed. judge. 0.5180. Salter vs.

State. Marion Criminal Court. Appellant's petition for time and notice. Anderson vS. State.

Shelby Appelant's petition for Circuit Court. time and proof of service. 11705262. Potter VS. State.

Marion Court. Appellant's brief and Criminal proof of service. 11695269, Pendleton Banking Company Vs. Department of Financial Institutions et al. Madison Superior Court.

ADetc. pellant's reply brief and certificate of service. 171512. Year vs. State.

Marion CrimInal Court. Appellant's brief and proof of service. 767 S51. Taylor vs. State.

Marion transcript CrimInal Court. Motion 10. withdraw and acknowledgment of service. 371587. Southern Indiana Gas Warrick Elec- Cirtric vs.

Decker et al. cuit Court. Appellee's brief in support. Appellee's petition for time and proof of service. 5715139.

Armstrong vS. State. Marion Criminal Court. Appellant's brief and request for oral argument and acknowledgment of service. OPINION May 20, 1971 5705121 Brown vs.

State, Madison Circuit Court. Judament affirmed. Givan, judge Appellant was charged with involuntary manslaughter, reckless homicide, causing death while driving under influence, and driving under influence, and was found guilty of causing the death of aother person while driving under influence of intoxicating liquors. Appellant contends It was error to permit uniformed officer 10 sit at counsel table during, trial, and that it was prejudicial to permit uniformed officer to testify for state. Appellant contends that since the officer was armed, it gave more credence to testimany.

Many officers are required 10 wear uniform on duty. and this includes side arms, and it would be ludicrous for this court to hold that such officers change to civilian clothes, and all citizens are aware such officers wear uniforms, and their presence in court is common occurrence. There 15 no manner of knowing whether uniform helps, hinders, or is of no consequence to state's case. The court has discretionary power as to who is permitted in court room. and this court will adopt no rule which unreasonably would hamper the trial of criminal cases as appellant contends.

APPELLATE COURT May 20, 1971 569 A65. Rouch etc. VS. Bisia et al. Kosciusko Circuit Court.

Appellant's petition for leave to use transcript granied to be returned intact on conclusion of retrial. 770A118. Proverly et al vs. Board of Tax Commissioners at al. Vermillion Circuit Court.

Answers and objections to interrogatories and proof of service. 970A149. Baker et al vs. City of South Bend. St.

Joseph Superior Court. Appellee's brief in opposition to petition for rehearing and proof of service. 1270A285. Buell, treasurer, et al vs. Budget Rent-A-Car of Indiana Inc.

Marion Superior Court. Appellee's belated petition for time to file brief, acknowledgment of service no obiections. 171A10. Sachs et al VS. American Fletcher National Bank Trust Co.

el al. Marion Circuit Court. Appellant's brief and petition for oral argument and certificate of service. 371A51. Vernon Fire Casualty Co.

vS. Thatcher et al. Owen Circuit Court. Appellant's brief and receipt for copy. 371A53.

Loys et al vs. Taylor Brothers Inc. Owen Circuit Court. Appellant's detition for time, notice and acknowledgment. 471A75.

Woolridge et al etc. vs. Bales et al. Tipton Superior Court. Motion to dismiss and brief in support and certificate of service.

471A82. Burnett Vs. Review Board et al. Review Board. Appellant's petition for time and certificate of service.

571A94. Bates Vs. Bougton. Marion Superior Court. Appellant's petition for time to file transcript and acknowledgment of service.

DIVORCE SUITS CIRCUIT COURT Karen Rousu vs. Roger Rousu. Marlene vs. Dudley Lowery. SUPERIOR COURT -Room Donald Hancock VS, Linda Hancock, Henry Aichele vs.

Kathryn Aichele. Sherrie Rhude vs. Dan Rhude -Room 2- Clarence Clinard vs. Flora Clinard. Marie Ailes vs Donald Ailes.

Mildred Allen vs. Clarence Allen. Connie Turner vs. Ronald Turner. -Room 3- Sandra Shearer vs.

Ronald Shearer. Donna Morgan vs. Richard Morgan. Joyce Hubbell vs. James Hubbell.

Patricia Carruthers VS. Malcolm Carruthers. -Room 4 Wilbur George vs. Laura George. Sandra Jekel vs.

Joseph Jekel Jr. Wilbur Kidwell vs. Wilma Kidwell. -Room 5- Shirley Akers vS. Bruce Akers.

Sharon Baird vs. Hollie Baird. Bettie Beavans vs. Richard Beavans, Thomas Naughgle vs. Barbara Naughale, -Room 6- Clara Kirkwood VS Earl Kirkwood.

Louisa Lowery vs. Clifford Lowery. -Room 7- Mary McDaniel vs. Michael McDaniel. Patrick Newton VS.

Marian Newton. Elsa Hogue vs. Jasper Hogue Jr. Vital Statistics BIRTHS Community Hospital Boys WELBORN, Ray and Mary; MOHLER, Forrest and Joan; MANNIS, William and Shirley; JOHNSON, Dennis and Erva; STAFFORD, Eddie and Sussanne; MILLER, Ernest and Ruby. Girls CARR, James and Karen; GWALTNEY, James Judith: OSDaniel and Kathleen; BURNS, Steven' and Maureen.

Marion County General Hospital Boys ALLMON, Kenneth and Lara: A James ADAMS, and Michael Cheryl. and Maria; PATTON, Girls WARREN, David and Sherry; PORTER, Powell and Earlene; GARRETT, Thomas and Karen. St. Francis Hospital Boys BARNES, Kevin and Christine Marie. Girls COOPER, Ronald and Joyce; GADIENT, Amos and Virginia; COOP.

ER, Douglas and Donna, LEWELLEN, David and Donna. St. Vincent Hospital Boys HALSTEAD, Richard and Mona; JACKSON, Robert and Barbara. Girls ISBELL, Albert and Bonita. Hendricks County Hospital Boys RANDLE, Gerald and Linda.

Methodist Hospital Boys HORNING, Michael and Pam. Girls WOODFORD, DENNIE, John George and and Bobbie. Roberta; CHENAULT, Darvell and Joyce: CLEVELLE, Ronald and Velma; CHEST. NUT, John and Sandra. Coleman Hospital Boy COY, Richard and Elizabeth.

United States Army Hospital Boys NEIMIRA, James and Judy; FOUST, Gary and Pamela; THOMAS, Robert and Delores. Girls WILLIAMS, Danny and Terry: ARCHER, David and Joan; GRAY, Wit- liam and Anna. FEDERAL COURT Bankruptcies Filed assets, $200. MARRIAGE LICENSES James W. Bunger, Richmond, mechanic; debts, assets, $485.

Larry Davis, Richmond, carpenter; debts, assets. $210. Lee E. Oren. Columbus, routeman; debts, assets.

$331. Paul M. Martin, 10208 Pineneedle Court, furniture mover; debts, assets, $500. Leroy Jewell, 4220 Sunset Lane, printer; debts. assets, $300.

Lonnie M. Frye. Connersville, factory worker: debts, assets. $155. Tony C.

Stanton, Anderson, factory worker; debts, assets, $3,303. Richard French, Hillsboro, factory worker; debts, assets, $75. Willie Rolling, Anderson, factory worker; debts, assets, $360. Marala Rolling, Anderson, factory worker: debts, assets, $360. Ralph W.

Ash, Elwood, insurance salesman; debts. assets, $300. Tonita K. Ash, Elwood, unemployed; debts, assets, $200. Howard Fuller, Anderson, laborer; debts, assets, $500.

Michael Higgins, 5314 East 33d Street, laborer; debts, assets, $27. John C. Haskins, 220 North Hendricks Place, factory worker; debts, assets, $100. Ronald Harris, 1220 Park Avenue, janitor; debts, assets, $1,000. Kenneth R.

Thompson, 1353 Burdsal Parkway, high-lift operator; debts, $2,416, 61,100. Mildred 1. Fritts, 101 North Bradley Avenue, supply clerk; debts, assets, $210. Raymond Dowling Elwood, railroad fireman; debts, assets, $175. Earl Worth, Martinsville, factory workers debts, assets, $289.

Diana L. Worth, Martinsville, housewife; debts, assets, $61. Rosa N. Dozier, 3724 North Parker Avenue, keypunch operator; debts, William Davis, 3937 North Kenwood Avenue; Lola Packer, 3045 Station Street. Albert Rogers, 1151 Churchman; Deborah Warren, 809 Cottage Avenue.

Jackie Coleman, 1505 Herschell: Linda Coleman, 1429 North King. John Adams, 858 South Mount; Nora Lester. 858 South Mount. Gregory Kildow, West Allis, Margaret Grindstaff, Milwaukee, Wis. Thomas McMullen, 614 East St.

Clair Streets Hannah Basham, 334 South Fenton Avenue. Tronald Rice, 5904 Beechwood; Danna Allen 3007 South Villa. David Bradley, 2049 North Delaware Street; Gracie Smith, 2049 North Delaware Official ela Butner, 315 Ashley Lane. BURIAL PERMITS Street. Larry Brown.

555 Leeds; Jay Leedy, 4810 Chantilly Drive. Earl Beasley, 172 East Road; Jan11 ice Schmoll, 8159 McFarland, Joe Huntsman. 6706 East 18th Street: Patricia Johnson, 1457 Spann. Darryl Kamm, 6156 EiJohn Court: Sally Heath, 947 Eastern Avenue. Michael Kuret, Spring Mill Road; Jewel Benson, 1836 Pemberton Lane.

Timothy Lamer, 7151 Hiner Lane; Susan Hanrahan. 4203 East 11th Street, Paul Lindemann, 3609 Balsam; Janet Noftke. Rockford. Joe Mandrell, 59 South 10th 8 Street, Beech Grove; Illa Rover, 72 South 10th Street, Beech Grove. Chedrick Proshe, 6088 Riverview Drive: Diane Reid.

6088 Riverview Drive. Daniel Smith. 7039 Shrewsbury Lane; Susan Skidmore. 8048 Dartmouth Road. Steven Trees.

945 North Burbank; Rose Doyle, 241 South Sheridan. Russell Christie, 4445 Stop 8 Road: Ruth Smith. 507 Southeastern Avenue. Steven Alley, 8349 East 34th Street; Mary Bellamy, 8138 East 34th Street. Robert Arvin Jr.

10019 Hawkins Court: Sandra Grimes, 10019 Hawkins Court. Roy Brown. 1577 Broadway; Patricia Woodson, 1522 Broadway. Gary Clark. 2105 Braeburn Parkway: Sharon Gilliett, 5634 West 44th Street.

Frederick Miessen, 8246 East Michigan Street: Carolyn Mooreland, 9157 Keystone Avenue. Edwin Moody, Gary; Nadine Stevens, East Chicago. Dorsey Pryor, 723 Fayette: Julia Cheatham, 1304 North Delaware Street. Theodore Sims, 2529 Station Street; Sheila Smith, 819 Locke Street. Robert Williams, 116 North Kirk, East Driver Joan Reppert, 116 North Kirk, East Drive.

Jerry Cox, 1410 Park Avenue; Juanita Dunning. 1410 Park Avenue. Clarence Gorman, 1128 East Gimber: Naomi Perkins, Markieville, Ind. Phillip Hergett, 2111 West 76th Street: Patricia Lopp, 5514 West 34th Street. William Hall, 1049 North Belleview Place: Louise Howard, 134 West 21st Street.

George Lynch, 514 West 30th Street; Mary Garner, 514 West 30th Street. Terry Condre, 5308 West 34th Street; Pam- Alma Akin, 62, Winona Memorial, hypertension. Artnur Baummer, 72, St. Francis, coronary occlusion. Harry Bradburn, 76, Veterans, diabetes.

Charles Butler. 70, Communily, myocardial infarction. Johanna Croan, 68, Methodist, atherosclerotic heart. Nora Davis, 66, Winona Memorial, cinoma. Oscar Dyer.

45. 1518 Faust Avenue, myocardia, infarction Rosetta Erickson, 58, Indiana Universitv Hospital, pneumonia. Rossie Everett, 81, 2002 Albany, arteriosclerotic heart. Mary Gann, 49, Methodist, cardiovascular. Odus Gardner, 76, 2252 South Lynnhurst Drive, cardiovascular.

Zora Gershanoff, 67, 1700 North Illinols. cardiovascular. John Gill, 70, Veterans, ulcer. Stella Haves. 78, Community, cardiovascular.

Fannie Hubbard, 80, General, pneumonia. Madeline Hulick, 78, Winona Memorial, arteriosclerotic heart. Norman Kina, 76. Veterans, carcinoma. John Lane, 62, Winona Memorial, arterioscierotic heart.

James Lloyd Mulligan 64, Methodist, cerebral hemorrhage. Cecil Oliver, 69, 3333 South Collier, coronary thromboscis. Zeta Overton, 64, 2205 North Goodlet, cerebral hemorrhage. Carol Owens, 56, Veterans, carcinoma. George Rainey, 57 Veterans, carcinoma.

Anderson Short, 83, Veterans, pneumonia. John Terrell, 65, General, renal disease. Records Lyman Wood 68. Community arterio- sclerosis. Police, Fire Runs shown is time reported PERSONAL INJURY ACCIDENTS Wednesday 8:10 a.m., Central Avenue and 46th Street.

Anita M. Dust. 21, 5801 North New Jersey Street, shock. 4:12 p.m.. Pasadena and 42d streets, seph E.

McDaniel, 22, Carmel, nose bleed. Yesterday 12:10 a.m.: Virginia Avenue and East Street. James Hirland, 19, 2942 Reformers Avenue, leg cut. 12:30 a.m.. Sherman Drive and 28th Street, Charles F.

Cosell. 23, 2822 East 17th Street, stomach injury. 1:10 a.m., 12th Street and Holmes Avenue. Steven R. Bowman, 19, 1300 South Lyndhurst Drive, head cut: Gertrude Edelen, 29, 2300 East Washington Street, head injury: Catherine Tarplev.

32, 3317 West St. Clair. Street. skull fracture. 9 a.m., Dunk Drive and Moeller Road, Robert Kieter, 69, Elwood, head cuts.

5:27 p.m., 11th and West streets, Corrintha Harris, 22, 620 South Senate Avenue, arm injury. ROBBERIES Wednesday 5:03 p.m., 900 Indiana Avenue, $50. 10:30 p.m.. 1100 White River Parkway West Drive, $900. 11:46 p.m..

900 Indiana Avenue, $7. Yesterday 12:16 p.m., Concannon Cleaners, 3006 North Clifton Street, cash. BURGLARIES Wednesday 8:15 a.m., Italian Village, 2343 North Meridian Street, cash. 8:07 p.m.: 2311 Lesley Avenue, money, Yesterday 7 a.m., 3562 Leland Street, lawn mowers. 7:24 a.m..

Leslie Brothers 1101 East 30th Street, tires. 10:05 a.m., 2364 Broadwav, change. 11:58 a.m. 3900 North Grand Avenue, keys, $50. 3:22 p.m., 3002 East 34th Street, cash, clothing.

STOLEN VEHICLES Yesterday All are 1971 licenses 12:45 a.m.: 400 East Vermont Street, 1962 Chevrolet, four-door. white, 49A6800. a.m., 2700 Allen Avenue, 1966 Yamaha, red 700 MC. 2:10 a.m., 600 East 37th Street, 1969 Chevrolet, four doon, red. 9D4350.

4:30 a.m.: 2300 Wheeler Street. 1964 Chevrolet, station wagon, blue, 49V9002. 5:30 a.m., 4600 North Park Avenue, 1967 Plymouth, two-door, blue, 49R 6649. 7:35 a.m.. 2300 Golfview Drive, 1964 Pontiac, convertible, turquoise, 498930.

8:30 a.m., 3200 North Washington vard, 1970 Honda, gold. 5228. 9:15 a.m.. 4300 Guilford Avenue, 1967 Plymouth, four-door, white, 49D7371. 1:50 p.m..

1500 East 38th Street, 1964 Chevrolet, four-door, white, 49H6591. CITY FIRE RUNS Yesterday 8:55 a.m., 325 Jefferson Avenue, restdence. 9:15 a.m., 1106 North Gale Street, garage. 1:16 p.m., 520 East Thompson Road, automobile. 1:53 p.m., 828 Blake Street, apartment.

1:59 p.m.. 709 Berkley Road, residence. 3:30 p.m., 62d Street and Keystone Avenue, automobile. 4:11 p.m., 914 East New York Street, bedroom. 4:45 p.m., 31st Street and Priscilla Avenue, woods.

5:10 p.m., 2414 North Gale Street, restdence. 7:02 p.m., 728 North East Street, restdence. 7:37 p.m.:. 1100 West Michigan Street, hospital television. 8:19 p.m.

2613 East 58th Street, residence. Total first aid runs, 21. 2 Shot In Dispute Over Rent Payment Two persons were shot last night during a dispute over payment of rent in an apartment building at 2235 North Kenwood Avenue, police said. The victims were Miss Ernestine Franklin, 22, of the Kenwood address, and Lawrence Gorman, 31, 7100 Rue Lemans Court. U.S.

Threatens Road Fund Cut Indiana was one of five states threatened yesterday with a 10 per cent cut in Federal highway funds next year because the government said they ignored tough Federal requirements. Governor Edgar D. Whitcomb's office had no immediate comment on a registered letter from United States Transportation Secretary John A. Volpe which said Indiana's penalty would be about $8.6 million, but offering to consider any state appeal personally. The State Highway Commission already is working on a proposed strengthened billboard control program in view of the admitted weaknesses of a billboard law passed by the 1971 General Assembly.

The states other than Indiana are Georgia, Kansas, Montana and South Dakota. Miss Franklin was wounded twice in the front of the head, either by slugs or ricochets. Gorman was wounded in the back of the head and right shoulder. THEY WERE taken to Marion County General Hospital. The hospital refused to disclose their conditions last night.

Detective Harry T. Lovell said a custodian at the apartment was being sought as a suspect in the shootings. Lovell said the custodian attempted to collect advance rent from Miss Franklin about 9:30 p.m. and drew a pistol when she refused to pay. She said the apartment owner had told her not to pay the custodian.

Gorman, whom Miss Franklin knew slightly, was passing by, intervened in the argument, then tried to leave, police said. Witnesses told police they heard Gorman say, "Well, if you're going to shoot me, you're going to have to shoot me in the back." GORMAN was wounded as he walked away. Miss Franklin ran and also was wounded. She ran to 22d and Meridian streets where an off-duty Marion County sheriff's deputy saw her and summoned help. Lovell said slugs were found outside Miss Franklin's apartment.

'ROYAL' VISIT -Miss Carol Ann Agasucci of Hamilton, Ontario, Miss Dominion of Canada, is greeted at Weir Cook Municipal Airport, on her arrival yesterday in Indiana to be queen the Rushville National Bank Auto Show and Parade at 7:30 p.m. today in Rushville. She was greeted by Phillip H. Willkie (left), president of the Rushville National Bank, and Richard F. Eckel, the bank's vice-president.

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Public Notices Ruel W. Steel, Chairman John W. Fleming, Purchasing Supervisor NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that sealed bids for the purchase of the following material in place will be received by the Purchasing Supervisor, Division of Accounting and Control of the Indiana State Highway Commission at his office, Room 1104, on the 11th floor of the Indiana State Office Building, at 100 North Senate Avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana, on May 25, 1971 until 10:00 A.M., Eastern Standard Time, at which time they will be publicly opened and read: INVITATION NO. 71-120: 370 Sq yd bituminous surface removal, 1 L.S. clean and re-grout keyways, 6 ea.

Furnish and install tie bolts, 5712 lb. reinforcing steel, 68 cu yd class A concrete, 70 tons bituminous surface, 3330 sq ft surface seal (Epoxy penetrating sealer, polysulfide type 1), partial removal of present structure. Structure on U.S. 6, sec 57, over Little Elkhart River, to be repaired, County No. 57.

INVITATION NO. 71-121: 195 Sq yd bituminous surface removal, L.S. clean and re-grout keyways, 4 ea. Furnish and install the bolts, 3066 lb. reinforcing steel, 34 cu yd class A concrete.

70 tons bituminous surface, 1755 sq ft surface seal (Epoxy penetrating sealer, polysulfide type 1), 1 L.S. removal present structure (portions). Structure on U.S. 6 over Solomon Creek to be repaired, County No. 20.

INVITATION NO. 71-122: 200 tons bituminous mixture for patching, 14 tons bituminous material applied tack coat AE-T, 26 tons covering aggregate, 450 tons H.A.C, binder for wedging, 625 tons, H.A.C. surface type 100 tons Bituminous mixture for approaches, 10 each Castings adjusted to grade, 4 each XW-1-signs, 4 each XM-1 signs. Location: S.R. 1, sec.

U-231. Beginning 1.31 miles west of Jct of U.S. 27 (Broadway thence easterly to 0.76 miles west of Jct. U.S. 27 (South Wayne County No.

INVITATION, NO. 71-123: 3 tons bituminous material for tack coat, 770 tons H.A.E. surface, type 11. Location: S.R. 5, sec.

45, in Lake County. INVITATION NO, 71-124: 6 tons bituminous material for tack coat, 870 tons H.A.C. surface, type 480 tons bituminous for approaches. Location: U.S. 35, sec.

66, in Pulaski County. INVITATION NO. 71-125: 9 tons bituminous material for tack coat, 75 tons bituminous mixture for patching, 100 tons bituminous mixture for wedge and leveling, 1740 tons H.A.E. surface, type 11, 200 tons bituminous mixture for approaches. Location; S.R.

2, sec. 45, in Lake County. INVITATION NO. 71-126: 600 tons H.A.C. type tons A.E.T.

for tack coat, 3 each castings adjusted to arade. State road 48, County No. 53. INVITATION NO. 71-127: 510 tons H.A.E.

binder 9 18 each castings tack adiusted coat, to 840 grade, tons 15 H.A.E. tons surface A.E.T. type for IV, 4 each XW-1 const. signs. 4 each XW-1.

(Interior) signs, 4 each XM-2 (interior) signs. State Road 44, Secfion U-532. County No. 41. INVITATION NO.

71-128: 28830 Syds. surface sealer using Epoxy penetrating sealer Type 1 L.S. maintaining traffic. Bridge deck penetrating sealer for 14 locations on 1-74 from Ohio line to Greensburg, County No. 36.

INVITATION NO. 71-129: 655 Sq. yds. coal tar interlayer protective coat, L.S. maintaining traffic.

Bridge: S.R. 61 over Swan Pond Ditch, Log 65.5, S.R. 48 over West Fork Truman Ditch, Log 2.4, S.R. 54 over Turtle Creek overflow, Log 2.5, S.R. 54 over No Name Creek, Log 7.5, County Nos.

42 and 77. INVITATION NO 71-130: 72 Each castings adjusted to grade, 10 each castings furnished and adiusted to nrade, 50 Ift. Reconstructed structure. In Indianapolis on U.S. 40 sec.

U-311 from 0.10 miles west of the White River bridge east to Highland distance of 2.14 miles. INVITATION NO 71-131: 175 tons bituminous mixture for patching, 35 syd. Removal of surface, 2 tons bituminous material for tack coat, 125 tons bituminous mixture for wedge and level, 500 Ift. Special concrete removal, 4 ea. Construction sign XW-1, 4 ea.

Construction sign XM-1. In Indianapolis on U.S. 40 Sec. U-311 from 0.10 mile west of the White River bridge east to Highland a distance of 2.14 miles. INVITATION NO.

71-132: 14 tons A.E.T. tack coat. 1200 tons H.A.E. surface type 111, 100 tons bituminous mixture for patches, 6 each castings adjusted to grade, 4 each XW-1 const. signs 2 each XW-1 const.

sians interior. 2 each XM-1 const. signs. To be used on S.R. 46 sec.

U-530. County No. 03. INVITATION NO. 71-133: 5400 tons H.A.C.

base (for widenina), 2 tons hituminous material for tack coat. S.R. 62 section U-631, County Nos. 82 and 87. Only contractors who have prequalifled in accordance with chaoter 98, acts of Indiana General Assemblv of 1937 will be elegible to submit bids.

Bids will be submitted upon standard forms which can be procurred at room 1104. State Office Building. INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that sealed bids for the replacement of the Heating System and Remodeling of Classroom Areas at Elementary School 60, 3330 N. Penn. Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, will be received by the Board of School Commissioners of the City of Indianapolis, 120 East Walnut Street, Room 107, until 4:00 P.M., Wednesday, June 16, 1971, where they will be publicly opened and read aloud.

Bids received after that time will be returned unopened. Bids shall be executed in accordance with Indiana Form No. 96, with Non-Collusion Affidavit and Questionnaire Form No. 96-A, accompanied by a satisfactory bid bond or deposit, payable to the Board of School Commissioners of the City of Indianapolis, Indiana, for not less than five percent (5) of the total bid prices, and delivered in a sealed envelope showing the bidder's name and address. Construction shall be in full accordance with drawings and specifications on file at the offices of the Owner, the State Board of Accounts, Architect and Engineer: and are obtainable from Donald D.

Dick and Associates, Architect, 11 South Kitley Avenue, and Stanley R. Jacobs and Associates, Consulting Engineers, 665 East Sixty-first Street, for a $25.00 deposit, each set, which is refundable when documents are returned in good condition immediately after the bid opening. Separate bids shall be submitted for each of the following divisions: General Construction, Mechanical, Electrical: however, bidders may submit combined bid for all divisions. The Owner reserves the right to accept or reject any bid, to waive any informalities or errors in the bidding. for a period of sixty (60) days after the bid opening.

Wage rates shall be not less than those in the specifications and-or not less than those on file in the Owner's office and-or Architect's or Engineer's offices, which can be seen upon request. Contractors receiving awards shall furnish an approved one hundred percent (100) performance bond which is to remain In full force and effect for twelve (12) months from date of acceptance of the work. Should a successful bidder withdraw his bid or fail to execute 8 satisfactory contract, the Owner then may declare the bid deposit forfeited as liquidated damage. THE BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS Nolan E. Allen, Business Manager Indianapolis, May 20, 1971.

NOTICE STATE OF INDIANA) COUNTY OF MARION) In the Juvenile Court of Marion County. Cause PT70-193 entitled Margaret Juanita Johnson vs. Gilbert Sylvanue Sweazey, The petitioner having filed a complaint in the above cause states that Jim Lee Johnson, legal but not biological father of a child born 2-27-63 in Methodist Hospital, is a necessary par1y and that his residence is unknown, and that this is an action to establish paternity, and he is hereby notified that unless he appears in said Court by July 9, 1971, this matter will proceed in his absence. E. ALLEN HUNTER CLERK BRATTAIN Glenn Brattain, 57 vears.

8807 Madison beloved husband of Virginia Brattain. father of John S. Brattain, son of Ethel Snider, brother at Charles and Melvin Snider, 5 grandchildren, passed away Tuesday Fu neral Friday. p.m., at the G. H.

HERRMANN MADISON AVENUE FUNERAL HOME, 5141 Madison Ave. Friends may call. BUCKLER Mr. Paul B. Buckler of Indpis.

passed away Thursday age 52. husband of Mrs. Geraldine M. Buckler, father of Miss Susan L. Buckler and Paul M.

Buckler, brother of Ernest Buckler. Services 11 a.m. Saturday HARRY W. MOORE ARLINGTON CHAPEL, 5911 38th 11:30 a.m. St.

Simon the Apostle Catholic. Church. Callina after p.m. Fridav. Rosary 8 p.m.

Friday. BURGESS Mr. William H. Burgess of Ft. Lauderdale, father of W.

Robert Burgess children. and Funeral Mrs. Joan Saturday. Huey. 5 grand- p.m..

SHIRLEY BROS. IRVING HILL CHAPEL, 5377 E. Wash. St. Calling after 7 p.m.

Friday. CALDWELL Mr. Clarence Levus C. Caldwell, age 62, passed away. Father of Clarence R.

Caldwell. Alonzo C. Caldwell. Nelson L. Caldwell and Betty J.

Horner, all of Indianapolis, 1 brother Frank Caldwell, 5 sisters, Arnetta Whitehouse, Mary Morris, Virginia Daniels, Josephine McGill and Lucille Bartlett. Calling USHER FUNERAL HOME, 2313 W. Washington. Services Saturday, 10:30 a.m. CHAMPLIN Mrs.

Marie Hatley Champlin, age 78, of R.R. 3, Martinsville, passed away Wednesday, wife of Mr. James L. Champlin, mother of Mr. Francis Hatley of also stepmother of Mr.

Charles Champlin, Muncie and Mr. William Champlin of R.R. 3, Martinsville, 2 grandsons, 6 step grandchildren and 3 step great-grandchildren. Services 3:30 p.m. Saturday NEAL SUMMERS FUNERAL HOME, Martinsville.

Friends may call after 7 p.m. Thursday. CLARK John E. (Pop) Clark, age 72, 4502 W. 28th husband of Pauline Willie Clark, father of Mrs.

Jean Denny, and H. Clark, brother of Mrs. Mae McDale. 9 grandchildren, great-grandchildren, passed away Wednesday. Services Saturday.

p.m., CONKLE FUNERAL HOME. SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 4925 W. 16th St. Friends invited. Friends may call.

CLARK Mrs. Mildred Bliss Clark, 2425. E. Kessler wife of Dr. Lawson J.

Clark, mother of Mrs. Suzanne Chapman, Mr. Lawson J. Clark 11 and Mr. Michael B.

Clark, daughter of Mrs. Katie Harting Carman, sister of Mrs. Mary K. Warner and Mr. Byron C.

Harting, grandmother of 4, passed away Thursday. Funeral Saturday morning, 11:30 o'clock, FLANNER AND BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Friday. Contributions may be made to the Methodist Hospital Foundation or the Marion Co.

Cancer Society. COFFMAN Wallace Coffman, age 85, 22 E. Pearl, Greenwood, beloved father of Mrs. Martha Whitaker, Dallas, and Jesse Coffman, also 5 grandchildren. 2 great grandchildren, passed away Wednesday.

Funeral Saturday, 10:30 a.m.. GREENWOOD CHAPEL C. WILSON FUNERAL HOME 31. and Main. Friends invited.

Friends may call. CROAN Mrs. Johanna Croan, age 68, 3420 Congress wife of Alfred A. Croan, mother of Mrs June Ellis, sister of Henry, Louis and Charles LaPack, and Miss Frances LaPack, 2 grandchildren, great-grandchild, passed away Wednesday Services Friday, p.m.. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME, SPEEDWAY CHAPEL.

4925 W. 161h St. Friends invited. Dervices BEIGHTOL, Mrs. Abbie BOND, Mr.

James CLARK, Mrs. Mildred C. DICKISON. Mrs. Lula GOODRICH, Mrs.

Marguerite M. JUNGCLAUS, Mr. William H. KNORR, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth HAYMAKER, Mr.

John 0, HOUGHTON, Mr. Jess PEDERSON. Mr. Elmer S. STEINBERG, Mr.

Albert J. WARREN. Mr. Walter J. WILKINSON, Mrs.

Eva M. FLANNER BUCHANAN) Mortuaries FIRST NOTICE NOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS OF THE METROPOLITAN SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PERRY TOWNSHIP, MARION COUNTY, INDIANA. Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of the Metropolitan School District of Perry Township, Marion County, Indiana, that the Board of Education will meet at 1130 East Epler Avenue on the 8th day of June, 1971, at 7:30 P.M. for the purpose of considering a proposal to establish a cumulative Building Fund for the following purposes: (1) To provide the original capital cost for the construction equipment of new school buildings for classroom purposes. (2) To provide for the acquisition of land an improvements thereon for school purposes, providing that funds are available or will be available for the construction of new school buildings for classroom purposes.

Also to provide funds for the acquisition of lands with existing buildings thereon for the purpose of conversion by remodeling for school classroom purposes, if such acquisition and plans have been first approved "Division of Schoolhouse Planning." To provide the original cost of remodeling for school classroom purposes any building presently used for school purposes. (4) To provide funds for the leasing or renting of existing real estate suitable, for school classroom purposes. (5) To provide funds for the acquisition of any land to be used as a street, sidewalk, road, or means of ingress or egress, and for the improvement of any land so acquired. Also provide funds for the improvement or the construction of any street, road, sidewalk, or means of ingress or egress to any property used for school purposes; whether the land is owned by the school, or by any city, county, state, or whether or not such land, is already a public street, road, or sidewalk. And the levying of an additional tax of $1.25 on each $100.00 of taxable real estate property within the taxing district to provide monies for said funds, said tax be first levied in 1971, payable in 1972 and annually thereafter for a period not to exceed 12 years, pursuant to Chapter 57 Acts of 1945, as amended.

Taxpayers are invited to be present at the meeting to exercise their right to be heard on said proposal. The proposal, in the form of a resolution of ordinance, if adopted will then be submitted to the State Board of Tax Commissioners for its approval. THE METROPOLITAN SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PERRY TOWNSHIP, MARION COUNTY INDIANA PRESIDENT W. L. Christie SECRETARY Kenneth G.

Wheeler Dated this 13 day of May, 1971. Public Notices NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bids will be received by the Board of Education of the Metropolitan School District of Warren Township, Marion County, Indiana, for the paving and metal storage building at Warren Central High School, 9500 East 16th Street, and public address system at Moorhead Elementary School, 8400 East 10th Street, and for related work until 3:00 p.m., Eastern Standard Time, Wednesday, May 26, 1971, at the office of the Superintendent of Schools, in the Administration Building, 9301 East Eighteenth Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, at which time and place all bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. Any bids received after the designated time will be returned unopened. Bids are desired as set forth in the Instructions to Bidders which are a part of the specifications. Each item shall include all work, labor, and materials necessary to complete the job as required and in strict compliance with the drawings and specifications therefor as prepared by Erikson, Foster Associates, Inc.

Architects, 4741 East Washington Street, Indianapolis, Indiana. Drawings and specifications are on file and may be examined at the plan room, F.W.Dodge Corporation, 2506 Willowbrook Parkway, Room 304, Indianapolis, Indiana; Construction League of Indianapolis, Inc. 1456 North Delaware Street, Indianapolis, Indiana; Office of the Superintendent of Schools and may be obtained from the office of Erikson, Foster and Associates, Inc. Architects. The attention of the bidders is direcled to the Instructions to Bidders on the plans and in the specifications, and all bids shall be submitted in conformity therewith.

Wage rates shall not be less than those set out in the specifications. All proposals shall be on Form No 96 as prescribed by the State Board of Accounts and must be accompanied by questionnaire on Form No 96A, all as required by the Indiana Statutes, and must be properly and completely executed and shall be accompanied by a properly completed non-collusion affidavit. No bid shall be withdrawn after the opening of bids without the written consent of the Owner for a period of 45 days after the scheduled time for opening bids: All bids shall be accompanied by a bid bond or a certified check in the amount of 5 per cent of the contract price, which check shall be made payable to the order of the Board of Education, The Metropolitan School District of Warren Township, Marion County, Indiana. Contractors awarded contracts will be required to furnish acceptable surety bonds in the amount of 100 per cent of the contract price. Said performance bond shall remain in effect for twelve (12) months from the date of the acceptance of the work.

Should a successful bidder withdraw his bid or fail to execute a satisfactory contract, within ten (10) days of notification of award by the Owner, the Owner may declare the bid deposit forfeited as liqvidated damages. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. The Metropolitan School District of Warren Township, Marion County, Indiana NOTICE TO MAINTENANCE CONTRACTORS: Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals for the construction of certain highway improvements as described below, will be received by the Indiana State High way Commission, Room 1313, of the Indiana State Office Building, Indianapolis, Indiana, until 10:00 A.M. Eastern Standard Time on the 25th day of May, 1971, and all proposals will be publicly opened and read, immediately thereafter in the South Ballroom on the 1st Floor at the Atkinson Hotel, Illinois Street at Gerogia Street, Indianapolis, Indiana. CONTRACT M-8669 Bids are invited on Planing in the Greenfield District on the following: MARION COUNT US 40, U-311, 2.14 Mi.

from 0.10 Mi. W. of White River Bridge East to Highland Avenue CONTRACT M-8724 Bids are invited on Bridge Deck Resurface in the Greenfield District on the following: WAYNE AND MARION COUNTIES SR 227, Sec. 89, Bridge over 1-70 (14190) Sq. SR 27, Sec.

U-33L over and Railroad in Richmond(16500 Sq. Ft.) 1-65, Sec. 49, 1-65 over 1-465, in N.W. Marion County (6750 Sq. FI.) Plans and Proposals may be examined at the Office of the Indiana State Highway Commission in the State office Building, Room 1313, Indianapolis, Indiana.

INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION NOTICE OF PUBLIC DISPOSITION OF COLLATERAL Notice is hereby given that at 10:00 a.m. on May 28, 1971, the undersigned will sell, lease or otherwise dispose at public sale of the following property: Inventory and equipment located at the Standard Service Station, Meridian and Water Streets, Portland, Indiana. This collateral is presently located at this station, and the disposition will take place at that address. This collateral secures an Indebtedness immediately due and payable, and the obligations under a Security Agreement signed by Inquiries LeRoy Vore which is now in default. should be addressed to Mr.

Mike Krivosha, Box 701, Hartford City, Indiana, or to the South Bend office of The American Oil Company at 2015 Western Avenue, Suite 140, Mary Crest Building, South Bend, Indiana, 46621, Attention: James Shawhan, telephone (219) 287-2800. THE AMERICAN OIL COMPANY By DANIEL E. JOHNSON 800 Fletcher Trust Building Indianapolis, Indiana 46204 (317) 636-4535 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that the Board of Trustees of Region Vill of the Indiana Vocational Technical College will receive at Mallory Technical Institute, 1315 East Washington Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, on or before June 10, 1971, sealed bids for materials to be supplied to the Mallory Technical Institute as follows: (1) 60 (more or less) general purpose folding tables for classroom and library USP. (2) 200 (more or less) general purpose chairs for classroom and library use, (3) 260 (more or less) tablet arm chairs for classroom use. (4) 9 (more or less) teachers' desks for classroom use.

Detailed specifications for each of the above materials are on file in the Business Office at Mallory Technical Institute. Copies will be mailed to prospective bidders upon request. Bids shall be submitted on each of the above items separately on legal bid form as prescribed by the State of Indiana. The Board of Trustees reserves the right to accept the lowest and best bid on each item separately, or to reject any or all bids. Board of Trustees, IVTC Region VIll J.

W. HEINEY, Secretary NOTICE TO TRAFFIC CONTRACTORS. Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals for the construction of certain highway improvements as described below, will be received by the Indiana State Highway Commission, at its offices in the Indiana State Office Building, Room 1313, Indianapolis, Indiana, until 10:00 A.M. Eastern Standard Time on the 25th day of May, 1971. All proposals will be publicly opened and read, immediately thereafter, in the South Ballroom on the 1st Floor of the Atkinson Hotel, Illinois Street at Georgia Street, Indianapolis, Indiana.

CONTRACT T-8546 PROJECT 8907 Bids are invited on Traffic Signal Modernization in the Greenfield District on the following: MARION COUNTY--US 31 (Madison Avenue) and Terrace Avenue in Indianapolis; US 31 and Banta Road Indianapolis; US 31 and Southport Road in Indianapolis, CONTRACT T-8696 Bids are invited on Concrete Walks, R. C. Concrete Pavement, Bituminous Materials, Concrete Center Curb, Concrete Curbs, Sub-Base Materials, Drainage Structures, Sodding and Mulched Seeding in the Greenfield District on the following: MARION COUNTY SR 67, U.S 36 and Franklin Road in Lawrence, Indiana; SR 67 and 1-465 (East Leg) in Lawrence, Indiana. Plans and Proposals may be examined at the Office of the Indiana State Highway Commission in the State Office Building, Room 1313, Indianapolis, Indiana. INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION NOTICE OF PUBLIC DISPOSITION OF COLLATERAL Public Notices Notice is hereby given that at 9:00 a.m.

on June 3, 1971, the undersigned will sell, lease or otherwise dispose at public sale of the following property: Inventory and equipment located at the Standard Service Station, 3360 North Keystone Avenue Indianapolis, Indiana. This collateral is presently located at that station, and the disposition will take place at that address. This collateral secures an indebtedness immediately due and payable, and the obligations under a Security Agreement signed by Donald L. Inman which is now in default. Inquiries should be addressed to Mr.

R. D. McKeehan, 4002 Meadows Drive, Suite 315, Indianapolis, Indiana 46205, telephone (317) 545-2374, or Mr. C. Dudley Fair, telephone (317) 881-6042.

THE AMERICAN OIL COMPANY By DANIEL E. JOHNSON 800 Fletcher Trust Building Indianapolis, Indiana 46204 (317) 636-4535 NOTICE STATE OF INDIANA) COUNTY OF MARION) In the Juvenile Court of Marion Coun- ty. Cause PT71-306 entitled Mary Alice Smith vs. Joe Elmer Smith. The petitioner having filed a complaint in the above cause states that James Thompson, legal but not biological father of a child born 10-22-65 in Leland City Hospital, Leland, Mississippi, is a necessary party and that his residence is unknown, and that this is an action to establish paternity, and he is hereby notified that unless he apthis pears in said Court by July 13, 1971, matter will proceed in his absence.

E. ALLEN HUNTER CLERK NOTICE OF SALE OF USED MOTOR VEHICLES The State of Indiana, acting by and through M. F. Renner, Commissioner, Department of Administration, will offer for sale at public auction, approximately 20 used motor vehicles, cars and trucks. Said sale shall be held at Ken Schaefer Auto Auction, 4555 North P.M.

o'clock, on the 3rd day of at fayette Road, Indianapolis, Indiana, June, 1971. Said used motor vehicles shall be sold, as is, and with no warranty of any kind, and the purchaser shall not have any recourse against the State of Indiana, or Ken Schaefer Auto Auction, Inc. The State reserves the right to reject any and all bids. M. F.

RENNER Commissicner Department of Administration State of Indiana 1 Death Notices BACKEMEYER Mrs. Minnie M. Backemeyer, age 87, 5236 Crawfordsville Speedway, mother of Mrs. Bertha Burgin and Mrs. Frieda Richardson, 5 grandchildren 6 great passed away Thursday.

Services Monday p.m. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL. 4925 W. 16th St. Friends Invited.

Friends may call atter 1 p.m. Saturday. Doc Bale, 73 years, 946 S. Kenwood beloved husband of Arlene. father of Ivon and David, brother of Douglas, Rivers and Mr.

Bobie Harris, passed away. Services p.m. Monday at South Calvary Baptist Church. Friends may call at the CRAIG FUNERAL HOME Sunday to 6 p.m. and after 7 p.m.

at the church. BASSETT Bessie Bassett, age 77, of 620 S. Meridian St. Beloved sister of Loma Bustle. Beloved sister of Paul Richmond, Danville, Wesley Richmond, Louisville, and Clay Richmond of Bowling Green, Ky.

Also several nieces and nephews, passed away Thursday. Friends may call at the ROBERT W. STIRLING FUNERAL HOME, 1420 Prospect after 4 p.m. Saturday. Funeral services Monday 10:30 a.m.

at the funeral home. Friends Invited. BILLIARD Lewis H. Billiard, 54 years, 814 E. Edgewood, beloved husband of Mary Billlard, father of Virgil L.

liard and Mary Margaret McCormick, brother of Mary Ellen Bischoff and Richard Billiard, 6 grandchildren, passed away Wednesday. Funeral Saturday, 11 a.m., at the G. H. MANN MADISON AVE. FUNERAL HOME, 5141 Madison Ave.

Friends may call after noon Friday. BRADY Mrs. Marie Brady age 77, of 1142 Cragmont beloved mother of Mrs. Margaret Krebsbach. Mrs.

Rita Schmoll, and Mrs. Theresa Johnson. City and Mr. Ed Brady, Lafayette, sister of Mr. John and Mrs.

Sarah Lent, City, also survived by 17 grandchildren and great grandchildren, passed away Tuesday. Services Friday 8:30 1. at the ABDON O'RILEY FUNERAL HOME 1509 9 Prospect followed by funeral mass a.m. at St. Patrick Catholic Church.

Friends may call. Parish Rosary Thursday 7:30 p.m. Interment Holy CrOSS Cemetery. Shirlay Services BURGESS, Mr. William H.

GASPAR, Mr. Arthur J. OWEN, Mrs. Hazel PARKER, Mr. Oscar T.

Death Notices Ralph Dodds, 79 years, 1521 Laurel, beloved husband of Gladys M. Dodds, father of Marvelyn Kays and Ralph M. Dodds brother of Ruby Applewhite, 4 4 greatgrandchildren, passed, away Wednesday. Funeral Saturday, 10 a.m., at the G. H.

HERRMANN MADISON AVENUE FUNERAL HOME, 5141 Madison Ave. Friends may call after 3 p.m. Friday. DUNCAN Mrs. Nincey Duncan, age 84, of 1202 N.

Capitol Apt. 8, passed away Wednesday. Mother of Mrs. Chiotelia Hopkins and Mrs. Emma Riggs, both of Indianapolis, Mrs.

Lela C. Fox, Louisville, Kv. Four grandchildren. Funeral services Salurday 1:00 p.m. WILLIS MORTUARY.

Burial Floral Park. Friends may call after 5:00 p.m, today, GARDNER Odus E. Gardner, age 76, 2252 S. Lynhurst, husband of Mrs. Myrtle R.

Gardner. father of Albert and William R. (Rob), Gardner, Mrs. D. Price, and Mrs.

Mary E. Springer, 13 grandchildren, greatgrandchildren, passed away Tuesday, Services Saturday, 10 a.m., CONKLE FUNERAL HOME, LYNHURST CHAPEL, 1202 S. Lynhurst. Friends invited. Friends may call.

GASPAR Mr. Arthur J. Gaspar age 66, 1314 N. Wallace, husband of Mary Josephine Gaspar, father of Mrs. Frank A.

(Cecilia) Klinkose 3 grandchilpari, dren, Funeral Friday May 21, 9:30 a.m. brother of Miss Betty M. GasSHIRLEY BROS. DREXEL ChAP. EL 4565 E.

10th. 10 a.m. Little Flower Church. Parish Prayer service Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Calling anytime, GEORGE Miss Elsie George, 110 2nd Carmel.

Sister of Miss Bessie George, Carmel, passed away Wednesday. Funeral services Saturday, 10:30 SMITH FUNERAL HOME, Friends may call any time. QUICK CLASSIFIED ACTION INDEX LOOK FOR THESE SIGN POSTS Employment Real Estate for Sale Transportation Public Notices Death Notices 3 Card of Thanks 5 In Memoriams 7 Funeral Directors 00 Ambulance Service Lodges, Club Notices 11 Florists, Memorials 14 Mausoleums, Lots 20 Lost and Found 24 Personal Notices 26 Special. Notices 38 Transportation 40 Good Food Guide 45 Business Services 100 Sleeping Rooms 105 Unfurnished Rooms 110 Rooms with Board 115 Child Care 120 Light Housekeeping Rooms 125 Mobile Home Rental and Space 130 Wanted Rooms 135 Moving, Storage, Truck Rental 140 Equipment, Home Furnishing Rental 143 Apartments Unfurnished 150 Houses Unfurnished 152 Co-Op Apartments 153 Condominiums For Sale 155 Apartments Furnished 160 Houses Furnished 165 Suburban Out-of-City Rent 170 Wanted to Rent 180 Garages for Rent 201 Business Places for Rent 209 Business Places Wanted 220 Desk and Office Space 235 Farms for Rent 240 Resorts, Camps, Cottages for Rent 225 Business Opportunities 301 Homes Central City 302 Homes North Central 303 Homes. Suburban North 304 Homes North East 305 Homes For Sale 306 Homes East 307 Homes Suburban East 308 Homes South East 310 Homes South Central 311 Homes.

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