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38 Frisco Mayor Roughed Up At Georgetown University Washington, D.C. (AP)-San, Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto was roughed up by demonstrators who rushed the stage last night in a fist-swinging melee at Georgetown University. The mayor said he was hit on the side of the face and on the shoulder in the melee that forced him to abandon a planned speech on "Law and the Campus." College officials said many of the demonstrators were known members of Students for a Democratic Society, and many were from other campuses. Demonstrators circulated Youths Shot By Gunman After Lineup New York (UPI) A gunman lined about 10 youths up in a Spanish Harlem school yard last night and began firing at them when they tried to flee, police said. One youth was killed and another wounded.

Police said the gunman, described as about 35 years old, was taken into custody but released no further details about him. The dead youth was identified as Caruso Sylvester, 18. Mariano Gonzales, 18, was admitted to Flower-Fifth Avenue Hospital in serious condition with a head wound. Police said the man used a revolver and witnesses reported he lined up the youths in a schoolyard at Park Avenue and 109th Street. Gulf Oil Makes $100,000 Gift To Notre Dame STAR STATE REPORT South.

Corporation Bend, announced Gulf yesterday it has made- an unrestricted gift of $100,000 to the University of Notre Dame. The gift is indicative company's "concern for the of freedom and preservation, values basic to the life of the university and -as an expression of encouragement to Notre Dame" and its president for the leadership they have displayed in their efforts to resolve campus conflict without campus violence, according to Dr. Alex Lewis a senior vice-president of Gulf. The Rev. Theodore M.

Notre Dame president, Gulf for its and thoughtful indorsement of the creative of non-violence which Chas been proposed by a crosssection of the Notre Dame student body." 2 To 5-Year Term Meted In Break-In STAR STATE REPORT Greencastle, Jennings Albright, 26 years old, Roachdale, was sentenced to 2 to 5 years at State Reformatory yesterday in PutSpam Circuit Court after pleading guilty to a charge of breaking and entering with tent to steal. Albright had admitted breaking into Day's Grocery at Groveland. A second defendant in the case, James Kirby, 19 years old, also of Roachdale is scheduled to be sentenced Monday. He pleaded guilty to a charge of theft. Excavation Cave-In Kills Lowell Worker STAR STATE REPORT Lowell.

Ind. Vincent A. Maniscalco, 24 years old, R.R. 1, Lowell, was killed yesterday when a construction excavation caved in. Dr.

Alexander Williams, Lake County coroner, said Maniscalco died of a crushed chest. The victim was by the Wilkinson Construction Company and was working on a project at Ind. 2 and Burr Street in Lowell. Wanatah Youth Dies From Crash Injuries STAR STATE REPORT Valparaiso, Ind. David White, 18 years old, Wanatah, died yesterday in a hospital of injuries suffered last Saturday in a car-truck crash at Ind.

39 and U.S. 30 in LaPorte County. Crash Kills Ohioan STAR STATE REPORT Thomas E. Cannon, 36 years old, Findlay, was killed late Wednesday when his car collided with a -trailer truck on U.S. 30 about 3 miles east of New Haven in Allen County.

THE INDIANAPOLIS Woman, 87, Is Beaten, Robbed Of $6 An 87-year-old woman reported to police about 7:30 last night that she was beaten and robbed of $6 by a man who gained entrance to her home on the pretext of having her prepare his income tax papers. The woman, Mrs. Estella M. Conaway, said she operates a tax service in her home at 234 North State Avenue. SHE SAID that when the man got in the house he demanded her money, struck her twice on the head with a blunt metal object, then fled.

Mrs. Conaway was treated at Community Hospital for head cuts and released. Station Worker Is Guilty In 'Sticker' Case Donald Gilley, 32 years old, 1012 North Denison Street, yesterday was convicted in Municipal Court, Room 6, of improper issuance of a motor vehicle inspection certificate. Judge Frank L. Harlor fined Gilley $10 and costs.

Gilley was arrested on Feb. 12 by a plainclothes state trooper at Reach's Automotive Service Station, 955 North Illinois Street. The trooper said he paid the $2.50 fee and got the sticker while his car was parked two blocks away. Gilley was an employe at the station. Public Notices The Department of Administration, Supply Division, acting for the State of Indiana, will offer at Public Sale on the following date, the following parcels, including trees, shrubs, and fence, if any, at the designated location and at the time as prescribed by Acts of Legislature.

Marion County Proiect 65-3 (32) March 21, 1969 8:30 A.M.-A frame house, a ment block garage, and 3 sheds located at 2861 S. Boyd Avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana, formerly owned by C. Isaacs, same address. Bonds required: House Garage Sheds $500.00. No.

466. A frame house and shed located at 1317 E. Southern, Indianapolis, Indiana, owned by Benian O'Nan, 1323 E. Southern, Indianapolis, Indiana. Bond required: House and Shed $1500.00.

No. 320. A frame house and garage located at 1232 Wade Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, formerly owned by Deward Lamberth, 2750 Chamberlain Drive, Indianapolis, Indiana. Bonds required: House Garage $500.00. No.

200. A brick veneer house and frame garage located at 2136 Olive Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, formerly owned by Herman Kaspar, 2207 Shelby Street, Indianapolis, Indiana. Bonds required: House Garage $500.00. No. 565.

Marion County Proiect 65-3 (79) Mrch 21, 1969 10:00 A.M. frame house and garage located at 1321 Leonard Indianapolis, Indiana, formerly owned by Frederick Kalker, same address. Bond required: House Garage $500.00. No. 765.

Marion County Proiect 1 70-3 (54) March 21, 1969 frame house and garage located at 2525 Fernway Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, formerly owned by Edward Troxwell, RR 1, Box 244, Reelsville, Indiana. Bonds required: House Garage $500.00. No. 453. A frame house only, located at 2166 N.

Temple Avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana, formeriv owned by Horace Brown, same address. Bond required: $1000.00. No. 452. A frame, house and garage located 2032 N.

Keystone Avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana, formerly owned by Margaret Spurt, same address. Bonds required: House $1000.0 Garage $500.00. No. 457. TERMS OF SALE Sale will be for cash, certified check, cashier's check or bank draft made payable to the Indiana State Highway Commission, Personal checks cannot be accepted.

THE STATE OF INDIANA RE. SERVES THE RIGHT TO FUSE ANY OR ALL BIDS. Successful bidder will be required to execute contract agreeing: 1. To supply a satisfactory Faithful Performance Surety Bond, similar in language and requirements to sample available from the Sales Supervisor, or a cash bond consisting of a cashier's check, certified check of bank draft made payable to the Indiana State Highway Commission. The amount of the bond shall be in the amount stated in the advertisement of sale and shall be minimum of $1,000.00 for house or major structure, or $500.00 for garage, shed or other small structure.

Such performance bond or cash bond must be provided within ten (10) davs of date of sale. If the buver does not furnish the bond within the ten (10) specified days, the buyer will be considered to have defaulted and will forfeit the purchase price and the State of Indiana will sell, demolish or remove the improvements without curring any liability to the buyer. 2. To remove the improvements purchased within the specified period of time, normally thirty (30) days after bond is provided. Within ten (10) days after removal of the improvement, to complete the removal of all combustible material and other rubbish, including shrubbery and trees cut or uprooted to facilitate moving operations, leaving only the masonry foundations and concrete flatwork on the premises.

Any excavation made to facilitate the moving of the ment must be refilled and leveled during the clean Up. 3. Buver will erect sturdy, postsupported, woven wire, or picket fence around any basement excavation remaining, which fence shall be four (4) feet high and of sufficient strength to withstand the ordinary and reasonable abuse and stresses to which It may be subiected. (NO BARBED WIRE MAY BE USED IN THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS) Buyer shall have the right to remove only the improvements specifically purchased and shall enjoy no other rights upon the premises. 5.

The bidders' specific attention Is directed to the fact that he is solely responsible for securing all necessary zoning, building, and moving permits and licenses. The sales supervisor accepts no responsibility for the requests or granting of these permits or licenses. 6. Upon acceptance of the Contract of Sale by the State of Indiana, if buver defaults in any of the obligations thereunder, the State may demolish or remove the improvements at the buver's expense of may take action against the bond for the cost of such demolition or removal. COMMISSIONER W.

W. HILL, Jr. AUCTIONEERS Willis Sare, Jr. Don. Millspaugh L.

Stewart SALES SUPERVISORS Carlton Jones C. Robert Elkenberry NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Purchasing Department of the City of Indianapolis will receive sealed bids in that office until the day and hour specified below. R. No. 1013 Ten (10) N.C.R.

Model 24-150-4-4 (ARX) 1 (or equal) Cash Registers. Specifications on file in the ment of Public Purchase. Deadline, April 8, 1969. Bid bond or certified check in the amount of Pet. of the bid, made navable to the City of Indinaanolis.

together with non -collusion affidavit to accompany the bid. The City of Indianapolis reserves the right to reject any and-or all bids and 10 buy from one or more vendors, to the advantage of the City of Indianapolis. CITY PURCHASING DEPARTMENT 2242 City-County Building FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1969 Public Notices NOTICE OF HEARING ON PROPOSED LEASE FOR The Board of School Commissioners of The City of Indianapolis A public hearing will be held before The Board of School Commissioners of the City of Indianapolis School Tuesday, the 25th day of af 7:30 P.M., AT THE OFFICES of School Board at 120. East Walnut Street, INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana, upon a proposed lease of improved real estate between the School Board, as lessee, and John Marshall Community Athletic Association, Inc. as lessor.

The real estate to be leased is near John Marshall High School, in the vicinity of 10101 East 38th Street, Indianapolis, Indiana. The proposed lease is for a term of six (6) years, beginning upon the completion of certain structures for use in public school phvsical fitness and other programs, which are to be erected by Marshall on the real estate to be leased. The proposed lease provides for an annual rental in an amount that will vary from year to year but will not exceed Ten Dollars ($10.000.00) and will not be less than Eight Thousand Dollars ($8.000.00) and provides. further, for the School Board's maintaining insurance on said structures and paying all taxes and assessments against the real estate to be leased as the cost of certain alterations and repairs. The proposed lease gives the School Board an option to purchase the real estate to be leased at any time during the term of the lease.

The drawings, plans, and specifications for the structures that are to be erected on the real estate to be leased, the estimates of the cost of said structures, and a copy of the proposed lease are available for inarction by the public on all davs during normal business hours at the of the School Board. At such hearing, all persons interested shall have a right to be heard upon the necessity for the execution of the lease and upon the question whether the rental provided for therein is a fair and reasonable rental for the real estate to be leased. Said bearing may be adiourned to a later date or dates, and. following such the School Board may either authorize the execution of the proposed lease as originally agreed upon or make such modifications therein as may be agreed upon with Marshall. Dated this 14th day of March.

1969. The Anard of School Commissioners of The City of Indianapolis By Nolan E. Allen Business Manager ADVERTISEMENT or NOTICE TO BIDDERS a. Sealed proposals for Paintina in Maria Bingham Hall, Wagoner Hall, and Wood and Rogers Hall in Woodworth Halls, located at Muncie, Indiana will be received by Ball State University at the office of Joseph C. Wagner, Vice President for Business Affairs and Treasurer, until 11:00 a.m.

Eastern Standard Time on the 28th day of March 1969. b. Bids will be received for the following: 1-Maria Bingham Hall Group 11-Wagoner Hall Group 111-Wood and Rogers Halls c. A set of specifications may be obtained at the office of Joseph C. Wagner, Vice President for Business Affairs and Treasurer of Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana.

d. All proposals must be made on blank form No. 96 prescribed by State Board of Accounts, and if the pronosal is in excess of $5.000, it must be accompanied by questionnaire No. 96-A as required by the statutes of the State of Indiana. e.

Each proposal shall be accompanied by an acceptable check or bank draft, made payable to the order of Joseph C. Wagner, Vice President for Business Affairs and Treasurer of Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana, or by an acceptable bidder's bond for an amount not less than 5 per cent of the total bid price. f. The contractor awarded work will be required to furnish an acceptable surety bond in the full amount of the contract. g.

Ball State University Board of Trustees reserves the right to reiect any proposal or all proposals, to make any comb.nation thereof, to waive any informalities therein, and to return unopened any proposal received after the time fixed herein. h. Instructions to Bidders, Specifications, etc. are on file at the office of Joseph C. Wagner, Vice President for Bueiness Affairs and Treasurer nf Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana.

i. No bid may be withdrawn after the openina of bids without the consent of the Ball State University Board of Trustees for a period of thirty (30) days after the scheduled time of closing bids. PALL STATE UNIVERSITY By: Joseph C. Wagner Vire President for Business Affairs and Treasurer NOTICE OF ACTION ON PILES AND meeting on March 12, 1969, State Public Welfare of the State of Indiana tentatively aonroved proposed amendments to rules numbered 7-206. 2-306.

2-404. 2-505. Said rules are necessarv. for the arminietration of the provicions of The Welfare Act of 1936, as amended. and the laws sunniementarv and roister thereto, bv the county state department of pubite welfare concerning pavment of public awards and medical care.

to the nenuicinne Chapter 140 the Arte of the of Indiana 1945. notice is hereby given that on 14 1040 at 4 (EST 100 North Ginsta Ava-tie Indianapolis. Indiana. said Reard will hold a public hearing on such proposed amendments. Copies of said proposed amendents are available for examination at the office of said Board at 100 North Senater Avenue, Room 701, Indianapolis, Indi- ADOPTED BY THE STATE OF PUBLIC WELFARE Notice is hereby given that at Its Wm.

R. Sterrett Secretary, State Board of Public Welfare State of Indiana NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bids will be received by the Marion County Agricultural and 4-H Club Fair Association. Inc. unil 7:00 p.m. March 26, 1969 on the following: Furnish and erect one 90 feet by 145 feet all steel expo building according 10 plans and specifications nn file In the office of the retary, William J.

Ciriello, 702 Main Street, Beech Grove, Indiana. The Marion County Fair Board reserves the right to reiect any or all bids. Public Notices ADVERTISEMENT or NOTICE TO BIDDERS a. Sealed proposals for Furniture and Furnishings for Johnson Residence Halls, located at Muncie, Indiana, will be received by Ball State University at the office of Joseph C. Wagner, Vice President for Business Affairs and Treasurer, until 11:00 a.m.

Eastern Standard Time on the 4th day of April, 1969. b. Bids will be received for the following: Group XX1-Chests Group Group XXilI-Tackboard C. No bid for the Group will be considered complete unless it contains each and every item scheduled for that Group. d.

Itemized prices shall be provided for each item listed for the purpose of permitting the Purchaser to increase or decrease quantities but such items and prices shall not be used as a basis for making awards to any other than the qualified low bidder. e. A set of specifications may be obtained at the office of Joseph C. Wagner, Vice President for Business Affairs and Treasurer of Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana. f.

All proposals must be made on blank form No. 96 prescribed by the State Board of Accounts, and if the proposal is in excess of $5,000 it must be accompanied by questionnaire No. 96-A as required by the statutes of the State of Indiana. q. Each proposal shall be accompanied by an acceptable check or bank draft, made payable to the order of Joseph c.

wagner, Vice President for Business Affairs and Treasurer of Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana, or by an acceptable bidder's bond for an amount not less than 5 per cent of the total bid price. h. The contractor awarded work will be reauired to furnish an acceptable surety bond in the full amount of the contract. 1. Ball State Univedsity reserves the right to reiect any proposal or all proposals, to make any combination thereof, to waive any informalities therein, and to return unopened any proposal received after the time fixed herein.

i. Instructions to Bidders, Specifications, are on file at the office of Joseph C. Wagner, Vice President for Business Affairs and Treasurer of Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana. k. No bid may be withdrawn after the opening of bids without the consent of Ball State University for a period of thirtv (30) davs after the scheduled time of closing bids.

BALL STATE UNIVERSITY By: Joseph C. Waoner Vice President for Business Affairs and Treasurer ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Notice is hereby aiven that until March 24, 1969, at 3:30 P.M... EST. the Board of Education of The Metropolitan School District of Warren Township, Marion County, Indiana, will receive bids at its Board Meeting Room at Woodview Junior High School, 901 North Post Road. Marion County, Indiana, for the following items: Furniture and Equipment.

for New Administration Building. Bids presented by mail should be sent to the School District office, 9039 Fast Tenth Street, Marion County. Indiana. Bids presented at the meeting should be presented at the Board Meeting Room at the address, set out above. Specifications setting out the kind.

quality and quantity of such items are on file in the School District office, 9039 East 10th Street, Marion Counv. Indiana. Bids should be made ou on Indiana State Board of Accounts Form 95, be sealed, be accompanied by a bid bond. or certified check payable to the order of the District in the amount of 5 per cent of the bid. The Board reserves the right to accept any bid within 30 days after 10 time for the receipt of bids specified above.

and at any time to reiect all bids. Board of Education Of The Metropolitan School District Of Warren Township, Marion Countv, Indiana. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby qiven that the Trustees of Indiana University, will receive sealed proposals for furnishing all labor, material tools, equipment, and transportation necessary for the demolition and removal of houses owned by the Trustees of Indiana University all located in Indianapolis, Indiana. Sealed proposals will be received in the office of Mr. J.

R. Neel, Purchasing Agent, Indiana UniversityIndianapolis, 630 West New York Street, Indianapolis, Indiana until 2:00 P.M. E.S.T. April 15, 1969 at which time and place all proposals received will be opened publicly and read aloud. A list and location of the property to be demolished along with bidding documents may be secured from the office of Mr.

J. R. Neel, Indiana University Purchasing and Stores Building at 630 West New York Street, Indianapolis, Indiana. The Trustees reserve the right to waive any information and to accept or reject any or all proposals submitted. The Trustees of Indiana University By J.

A. Franklin Vice President and Treasurer ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Notice is hereby given that the City of Indianapolis, Indiana, acting by its Board of Sanitary Commissioners will, pursuant to RESOLUTION NO. 142, receive sealed proposals for the consteurtion of A LOCAL SANITARY SEWER. IN: Franklin Road. FROM: East Washington Street.

TO: East 10th Street. Ind anapolis, Indiana, unti! 1:45 P.M., EST. on 24th day of March, 1969, at the office of the Board of Sanitary Commissioners, Room 2565, City-County Building, at which time and place all Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. The Plans and Specifications are on file in the office of the Board of Sanitary Commissioners, Room 2565, City-County Building, and bidders are expected to examine them before submitting their bids. Copies of the Plans and Specifications may be obtained at the office of the Chief Sewer Engineer, Room 2521, City-County Building.

Plans and Specifications, complete in good condition, must be returned at the time of opening bids. BOARD OF SANITARY COMMISSIONERS Earl F. Miles, President Raiph E. Hanley, Vice-Pres. John W.

Sweezy, Secretary QUICK-ACTION INDEX ANNOUNCEMENTS Swaps. Specialties 672 Public Netices Death Notices 1 Card of Thanks -3 In Memeriams-5 Funeral Directors -7 Ambulance Service 8 Lodges, Club Notices -9 Florists, Memorials 11 Mausoleums, Lots -1 14 Lost and Found -20 Personal Notices 24 Special Netices-26 Steam Bath, Massage 32 Transportation 36 Business Services -45 AUTOMOTIVE Aircraft, Equipment -801 Motorbikes, Scooters, Antique, Classic Cars 803 Sperts, Foreign Cars 804 Used Cars For Sale 805 Trucks, Buses, Trailers Mobile Homes -811 Aute Parts, Accessories, Repairing -815 Automotive, Lease or -016 New Car Directory 620 Motorcycles, Equipment -1 Wanted Autemobiles 835 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Business Opportunities -255 EMPLOYMENT Positions Wanted Men 500 Positions Wanted Women 501 Employment For Men -325 Salesmen 530 Manufacturer Representatives -533 Men and Women -540 Instruction, Employment Schools Women -550 Salesiadies 565 LOANS Real Estate Loans 398 Personal Loans 425 Financial 430 MERCHANDISE FOR SALE Tools, Machinery Equipment, Rentals -612 Miscellaneous Items 605 Travel Trailers, Campers 617 Sports, Outdoor Equipment -619 Guns, Hunting Equipment 620 Bicycles -623 Boats, Fishing, Equipment 627 Clething. Jewelry 631 Stamps, Hobbies, Toys -635 Cameras, Supplies 639 Office Equipment, Supplies -643 Auction Sales -647 Household Goods 651 Pianos, Musical Instruments 655 Television, Stereo, Radio 670 TO OUR It is intended that every statement of a bona fide offer be no reference to race, color, you answer an ad that misstates policy, you are asked to report News Classified Advertising Business Bureau. Death Notices APPLE Mr. Audrel J.

Apple, 4261 Carrollton entered into rest Wednesday, age 75, husband of Mrs. Edna M. Apple; brother of Mrs. Eunice E. West, Mrs.

Golda Cranfill and Ernest F. Apo.e. Services 11 a.m. Saturday, Our Redeemer Lutheran Church. Friends may call from 2 until 10 p.m.

Friday. HARRY W. MOORE ARLINGTON CHAPEL, 5811 E. 38th St. and from 10 a.m.

until time of service at the Church. Contributions may be made to The Lutheran Hou BILBEE Christina Lynn Bilbee, age 15 months, 4138 Edgemere Court. Little daughter of Jessica Lowe and Gene Bilbee, sister of Jeana Marie Bilbee, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Flovd Bilbee, and Mr.

and Mrs. Sam Haney, passed away Wednesday. Services Saturday 11 a.m. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 4925 W. 16th St.

Friends invited. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p.m. Friday. BUCHANAN Glenn A. Buchanan, 48 years, 5225 E.

16th father of Richard Donald and Becky L. J. BUchanan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter F.

Buchanan, brother of Carl and Robert L. Buchanan, passed away Monday. Friends may call at the JORDAN FUNERAL HOME, 2428 E. 10th. Funeral Friday, March 14th, 1:30 m.

Friends invited. Burial Union Chapel. Member of Prospect Lodge No. 714 AM. BUCHANAN Walter F.

Buchanan, 72 years, 5225 E. 16th St. Husband of Mrs. Flora B. Buchanan, father of Carl E.

and Robert L. Buchanan and Glenn A deceased), brother of Harry Buchanan, also 8 grandchildren, 2 great-grandchildren, passed away Tuesday. Friends may call at the I JORDAN FUNERAL HOME, 2428 E. 10th St. Funeral Friday, March 14th, 1:30 p.m.

Friends invited. Entombment Washington Park East. Member of Brookside Lodge No. 720, Scottish Rite, Brookside Chapter No. 481 O.E.S.

CAIN Mr. Robert T. (Bob) Cain, Miami Springs, formerly of Indianapolis, passed away Wednesday; husband of Mrs. Ella Cain, father of Mrs. Jo Ella Ratta and Mr.

Robert T. Cain, brother of Mrs. Regene McGuire, grandfather of 3. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a.m., HARRY W. MOORE PEACE CHAPEL, 2050 E.

Mich. and 10 a.m., St. Mary Church. Calling anytime. CONBEER Thomas J.

Conbeer, 92 years, 224 S. Meridian brother of Miss Margaret Conbeer, Shamokin, uncle of James Conbeer, Pottstown, passed away Tuesday. Services Saturday 8:30 a.m. FEENEY-KIRBY MORTUARY, Meridian at 19th. 9 a.m.

St. John Church. Interment St. Joseph Cemetery. Friends may call after 6 p.m.

Friday. FINKENBINER Luella Finkenbiner, age 99, 459 Euclid, Greenwood, beloved sister of Mrs. Laura Henderson, also 10 nieces. and nephews, passed away Wednesday. Funeral Saturday 11:30 a.m.

GREENWOOD CHAPEL J. C. WILSON FUNERAL HOME, U.S. 31. Main St.

Friends invited. Friends may call after 12 noon Friday. FLANARY Beckham E. Flanary, 63 years, 1015 E. Orange, beloved husband of Cora L.

Flanary, father of Marie F. Walters, Dolly M. McDaniel, Phyllis C. Pearl, Lilly J. Ford, Arnold Fred Robert David and Staff Sgt.

Charles G. Flanary, 24 grandchildren, great grandchild, brother of Anna Breedlove, Verdie Bastin, Lola Dick, Myrtle Baugh, Stella Sizemore, Jeff, and Roach Flanary. Passed away Wednesday. Funeral Saturday 1 p.m. at the G.

H. HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME, 1505 S. East St. Friends may call at the funeral home. FLEMING Mrs.

Alberta N. Fleming, age 77, 530 Fletcher Ave mo.ner of Mrs. Frances Jackson. Mrs. Evelyn Goss, Mrs.

Virginia Osterland, Mrs. Christina Pepper, Alvin Jack and Edward Fleming, sister of Mrs Christina Jelaney, 10 grandchildren and 22 great children. feral Friday, 14th, a.m. USHER FU. NERAL' HOME 2313 Wash.

St. Burial Floral Park Cemetery. Friends invited. GIROLAMI Romeo Girolami, age 58, 902 N. Oakland, beloved husband of Ida Girolami, father of Ricardo and Fernando irolami brother of Fortunato Girolami, Germany Luigia and Irma Girolami of Fanna, Italy, Maria De Cecco, London, England, passed away Wednesday.

Funeral GRINSTEINER FUNERAL HOME 1601 E. New York, Saturday 8:40 a.m. St. Philip Neri church 9 a.m. Friends may call Rosary Friday 6:30 p.m.

HALLETT Mr. Thomas Dana Halleft, 71 years old, of 711 N. DeQuincy St. Funeral Saturday. 10 SHIRLEY BROTHERS IRVING HILL CHAPEL, 5377 E.

Wash. St. Calling anytime HOLDER Edna M. Holder, 64 years old, 3110 Fair Hope beloved wife of William G. Holder, sister of Pearl Hoss, Goldie Cooper, George and Charles Mitchell, passed away Thursday.

FUneral Saturday, 2:30 p.m., at the Faith United Methodist Church 16th and Post Friends may call at the H. HFOD PNN MADISON AVE FUNERAL HOME, 5141 Madison until 10 p.m.. Friday, and at the Church after 12 noon, Saturday. JACKS Mr. Oliver C.

age 86, of 3650 N. Rural, passed away Monday, March 10. Services Friday, 10. a.m., from SHIRLEY ROS DREXEL CHAPEL, 4565 E. 10th.

Calling any time. KIERNAN Mrs. Mary Ann Kiernan, 537 N. Tibbs mother of Mrs. Peggy White, Mrs.

Kathryn Michaelis, Mrs. Mary Ryan, Joseph, William and Robert Kiernan, 23 grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren. Funeral Saturday, March 15, 9:30 a.m., USHER FU. NERAL HOME, 2313 W. Wash.

10 a.m., St. Anthony Church. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary recitation Friday, 8:30 p.m. Calling after 4 p.m., Friday.

KOHL Mrs. Alice K. Kohl, age 67, of 4612 Stratford, wife the late Elmer Jack Kohl, daughter of Mrs. Anna Conroy, of Indianapolis, Mrs. Herbert L.

Hunt, sister of Mrs. Reuben Rogers of is Mr Harry Smith, of Maimi, and Mr. John Conro Indianapolis, aunt of Miss AY Ann Conroy. of Indianapolis Service Friday, 1 p.m., from SHIRLEY BROS. IRVING HILL CHAPEL 5377 E.

Wash. St Calling any time. LANDRUS Lestina Landrus, 152 S. Kentucky Danville, beloved mother of Orville Landrus, grandmother of James Landrus, Avon, great grandmother of 4, sister of Mrs. Lura Seaton, Milltown, and Mrs.

Bertha Tower, Portland, passed away. Services Friday, 1:30 p.m.. WEAVER FUNERAL HOME, Danville. Graveside services 3:30 p.m., Park tery. Greenfield.

Friends may call the funeral home. LAUGHTER Harold Laughter Red). age 47, 1509 Kiel, husb: of Irene Laugher ather, of Timothy Laughter, son of Mrs. John Anthony, passed Tuesday. Service 10 a.m., FUNERAL LYNHURST CHAPEL, 1202 S.

Lynhurst. Friends Invited. Friends may call at funeral home. LIFFORD Mrs. Gladys M.

Lifford, 7155 E. 48th wife of James R. Lifford, mother Mrs. Lavita Carter, Charles, Ross and Jerry L. Hembry, grandmother of 14, departed this life Thursday.

Services Monday March 17, at the MOORE KIRK LAW. RENCE CHAPEL, 8051 E. 45th 10:30 a.m. Friends may call after 10 a.m. Saturday.

MATTINGLY Mrs. Mary S. Mattingly, 2415 Nicolai, age 75, wife of Waiter J. Mattingly, mother of Mrs. Hazel Morganette, Mrs.

Louise Monroe, Mrs. Veronica Zerfas. Mrs. Mary Catherine han, Mrs. Pauline Mershon, Earl Joseph Harold John Bearnard Ralph Robert and Kenneth J.

Mattingly: 42 grandchildren. 27 great grandchildren: sister of Mrs. Myrtle. Mattinaty, Mrs. Corine Johnson, Lillian Allan, Mrs.

Virginia Colvin, Mrs. Inez Bennett and Steve Gough. Funeral Saturday, March 15, 10 a.m. BROS. IRVING HILL CHAPEL, 5377.

E. Wash, St. 10:30 a.m. Holv Spirit Church. Rosary day 8 p.m.

Calling anytime. McCLAIN Forrest R. McClain, age 78, R.R. 1, Box 62, Whiteland, beloved father of Raymond McClain, brother of Mrs. Gertrude Long, and Minnard Clain, passed away Wednesday.

FUneral Saturday 10 a.m. GREENWOOD CHAPEL WILSON FUNERAL HOE, U.S. 31 and Main St. Friends invited. Friends may call after 12 noon Fridav.

Nellie McNatt, age 81, 2501 Poplar, Terre Haute, former resident of Indianapolis, beloved wife of the late George McNatt, mother of Witliam McNatt, City and Mrs. Mary Jane Pelhan, Terre Haute, grandchildren. Funeral LAUCK FU. NERAL HOME, 1458 S. Meridian, Saturday 8:30 a.m.

Sacred Heart Church 9 a.m. Rosary 8 p.m. Friday, Calling after 7 p.m. Thursday. Funeral Petitions Ask Time Act Amendment STAR STATE REPORT Michigan City, Ind.

Petitions seeking amendment of the United States Uniform Time act to permit 12 counties in Indiana to adopt Daylight Saving Time this summer were put in circulation here yesterday. The petitions are directed to U.S. Representative John E. Moss (D- author of the law, who has objected to amendments. Recently the Indiana General Assembly passed a bill to exempt all of Indiana from Daylight Saving Time but providing that 12 counties be permitted to use fast time in summer months if legal under Federal law.

This would conform to practice in recent years in which most of the state has yearround Eastern Standard Time. Half of the state is on official, year-round EST and most of the other half on unofficial year-round EST. Twelve counties (those: in the northwest and southwest corners of the state) have been observing Central Standard Time in the winter months and Daylight Saving Time (EST) in the summer months. Arson Blamed In Feb. 17 Fire In I.U.

Library STAR STATE REPORT An Indiana University official said yesterday that investigation indicates that a fire in the main library on the Bloomington campus was not of accidental nature. But a state official, Charles P. Hill, chief arson investigator for the state fire marshal, said flatly that the fire on Feb. 17 was set by an arsonist. Damage to books, and periodicals in the library was estimated at $500.000 and to the building at $165,00, acto a news release cording, university.

Hill said no arrests have been made and that a motive for the setting of the fire has not been established. Dr. Mallett Is Given Navy Service Award STAR STATE REPORT West Lafayette, Ind. Dr. Donald R.

Mallett, Purdue University vice-president for student services this week received his second Navy Distinguished Public Service Award in six years. The award, highest honor the Navy gives to a civilian, recognizes Dr. Mallett as "a true and loyal guardian of the Navy's interest in education at Purdue" and his advisory work leading to "improvement of Navy education and to the promotion of national defense." In his current service as president of the Association of Naval ROTC Colleges, he was lauded for work with other university officials in revision of the NROTC instructional program. He also was cited as an advisory board member of the Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, Calif. Summer Help On Way For Linton Students Washington (AP) Linton, is among 15 United States cities picked by the Department of Labor for a $30,000 project in which high school pupils will help less fortunate classmates find summer jobs.

Dubbed SOS for Summer Opportunities for Students, the program will consist of two paid leaders in each area assisted by a staff of volunteers. All will be high school Esch (R- Mich.) pupils. North Koreans Fire On G.I.s 2d Time Seoul (Friday) (UPI) North Korean border troops North Korean border guards exchanged several hundred fired on a United States Army rounds of machinegun and outpost along the truce front rifle fire in the same sector, yesterday for the second time while the 285th meeting of the since preparations for U.S.- Korean Military Armistice South Korean war games be- Commission was being held gan here this week, U.S. mili- nearbv. No casuaities were retary officials said today.

ported on either side. THE MILITARY exercise, THEY SAID the North dubbed "Focus Retina," opens Koreans fired about 40 rounds Sunday and involves some of automatic weapons fire at 7,000 U.S. and South Korean a United Nations Command troops. The North Korean gov(UNC) guardpost in the west- ernment has denounced the ern sector of the front. U.S.

exercise as a hostile "provoca2nd Infantry Division troops tion." returned the fire and received About 2,500 of the U.S. no casualties. troops involved are 82nd AirNorth Korean casualties borne Division paratroopwere not mentioned in the ers being airlifted from Fort Bragg, N.C., in a demonstrareport. tion of U.S. mobile strike Last Tuesday, U.S.

and capabilities. ati0 leaflets titled "Racist strikebreaker Plans to speak at GU," a reference to the strike at San Francisco State College. Officials said the fistfighting was between demonstrators and students trying to keep them out of the auditorium packed with some 750 students who came to hear Alioto. They said Alioto was roughed up and finally left the stage when a group of demonstrators estimates varied from 20 to 50 managed to get inside and rush the stage, knocking over the microphone and lectern where Alioto was about to speak. Dr.

Ralph To Retire From I.U. Law School STAR STATE REPORT Bloomington, Ind. Dr. Ralph F. Fuchs, an educator for 42 years and a member of the Indiana University Law School faculty, has announced his plans to retire at the end of this school year.

Dr. Fuchs, former national president of the American Association of University Professors and an official of the American Civil Liberties Union, said, "If I had it all to do over again, I would still choose an academic career." Dr. Fuchs came to I.U. in 1945 after 18 years as professor of law at Washington University of St. Louis.

He holds degrees from Washington University, Robert Brookings Graduate School and Yale University. During his career he was assigned as assistant and research consultant to the U.S. the U.S. Board of Legal Examiners and general secretary to Attorney General, secretary of the AAUP in Washington. Despondent Dad Kills 3 Children, Commits Suicide Granada Hills, Calif.

(UPI)The bodies of a father, who had been despondent since the death of his wife, and his three young children were discovered yesterday in their home in this Los Angeles suburb, apparent murder victims. Police said the father, Harold Wolpe, 40 years old, evidently shot each of the children, Allan, 13; Debbie, 8, and Danny, 6, in the head with a automatic. then turned the gun on himself. Police said Wolpe, had been despondent since his wife, Ada, died of cancer last summer. The father left a long note that read in part: "Don't blame me for taking them.

They are my seed. This is the best way." The bodies were discovered after the family's housekeeper, Dorothy Northington, arrived at the house to find a note on the front door telling her not to go inside. GOP To Hold Seminar For Hoosier Students STAR STATE REPORT Bloomington, Ind. An or tunities Unlimited" seminar will be held at Indiana University March 22 for Hoosier college students. Sponsored by the Republican state and national committees, the seminar's aim is to interest students in in public affairs.

Seminar speakers will include Governor Edgar D. Whitcomb: Mrs. Nat U. Hill of Bloomington, state co-ordinator of the program; Chaney, Indiana Republican chairman, and United States Representatives James M. Collins (R- Tex.) and Mervin L.

Dervices ATKINS, Mr. Clarence E. CHRISTY, I Mr. George DOBBS, Mrs. Frances T.

FISHER, Mrs. Nellie B. NOLAN, Mrs. Ellen E. PACKARD, Mr.

Robert REID, Miss Sara Frances SHUEL, Mrs. Mae FLANNER BUCHANAN Mortuaries Shirley Services HALLETT, Mr. Thomas D. JACKS, Mr. Oliver C.

KOHL, Mrs. Alice K. MATTINGLY, Mrs. Mary S. REBER, Pauline WELCH, Mrs.

Ellen I. Death Notices McNEELEY Mr. Wiliam O. McNeeley, 59 years, 1002 Hathaway Dr husband of Mrs. Evelyn M.

McNeeley, brother of Mrs. Helen Williams, city, Kenneth McNeeley, Camby. ind. Mrs. Mary Moore, Sheridan, passed away Tuesday Friends may call at the JORDAN FUNERAL HOME, 2428 E.

10th St. Funeral Friday; March 14th, 10:00 a.m. Friends invited. Entombment Washington Park East. Member of Englewood Lodge No.

17, and The Loval. Order of the Moose No. 17. PACKARD Mr Robert V. Packard, 1098 Ruth Drive, husband of Mrs.

Mary M.I Packard, father of L. Robert Packard. son of Glenn L. and Mary E. Packard, brother of Mr.

Jerry and Mr. Don E. Packard, passed away Wednesday Funeral Saturday 1:30 o'clock FLANNER AND BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY. Friends invited. Memorial contributions may be made to the Cancer society PINKSTON Mr.

Clarence P. Pinkston, age 65, 4617 Callahan beloved husband Havel M. father of Mrs. Barbara West. grandfather of Gregory Del West, brother of Mrs.

Elabel Goodlett, Bondville, Carl and Garland Pinkston, Springfield, passed away Wednesday a.m. Priends may call at the ROBERT W. STIRLING FUNERAL HOME 1420 Prospect after 6 p.m. Thursday. FUneral services Saturday 2 p.m.

Friends invited. Contributions may be made to the Youth Center, New Bethel Baptist Church. REID Miss Sara F. Reid, Miami, sister of Miss Carrie C. Reid, aunt of Mrs.

James E. Garwood, passed away Wednesday. Graveside services Saturday 11 o'clock a.m., Crown Hill Cemetery. FLANNER BUCHANAN SERVICE. RUSKAUP Frederick C.

Ruskaup, 3518 Hazelwood Cincinnati, Ohio, formerly of Indianapolis, husband of Evelyn Ruskaup, stepson of Mrs. William H. Ruskaup, brother of James E. Ruskaup, Columbus, stepfather of Mrs. Roger Kolde, Cincinnati, and Arthur Stewart, Jacksonville, departed this life Tuesday, age 65.

Services Friday, March 14th, MOORE KIRK IRVINGTON CHAPEL, 5342 E. Washington, 2 p.m. Friends ay call. STOCKWELL Mr. Edmond W.

Stockwell, age 79, beloved father of George F. Stockwell. Port Neches and William H. Stockwell, Wanamaker, also survived by 4 grandchildren, passed away Tuesday a.m., March 11th, 1969. Friends may call at THE ROBERT W.

STIRLING FUNERAL HOME, 1420 Prospect Funeral services Saturday, 10:30 a.m. Friends invited. TROSPER Frank F. Trosper, 1406 Albany St. Beech Grove, husband of Edna M.

Torsper. Services Saturday 2 p.m. LITTLE SONS FUNERAL HOME 1301 Main Beech Friends invited. WATKINS Mr. Shepherd M.

Watkins, age 69, 710 N. Chester, husband of Margarette Watkins, father of William Wat. kins, Mrs. Mariorie Martz, Jackson, Marvin Watkins of Costa Mesa, Mrs. Norma Wells, Pomerama, Mrs.

Inis Clark, Denver, 12 grandchildren, passed awav. Friends may call at TUE DORSEY FUNERAL HOME. 3925 New York from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday. Funeral 1:30 p.m.

Saturday at the funeral home. Burial Acon cemetery WELCH Mrs. Ellen Welch, age 69 years of Atlanta Ga formerly of Wech anapolis, wife mother of Mr. of Thomas Thomas E. Welch Dallas.

Texas, 7 grandchildren, sister of Mr. John William Moran, and Mr. Leo "Loran, of Indianapolis, passed away March 11 in Atlanta, Ga. Prayers Friday 8:30 a.m. SHIRLEY BROS.

IRVING HILL CHAPEL, 5377 E. Wash. St. Requiem Mass 9:00 a.m., Our Lady of Lourdes Church. Calling anytime.

WOODRING J. R. Woodring, age 45, R. 4, Greenwood, beloved husband of Phyllis, father of Carol Ann and Jeffrey, foster father of Allen Martin, Yvonne Martin, James Cress and Scott Cress, brother of Mrs. Sarah Childress and Vert Woodring, Greenwood, Stanley Woodring, Marion, passed away Tuesday.

Funeral Friday, 1 p.m., at the GREENWOOD CHAPEL J. C. WILSON FUNERAL HOME, U.S. 31 and Main St. Friends invited.

Friends may call. WOOTEN Ransom A. Wooten, age 76, SHazel S. Lunhurst husband of M. Wooten, brother of Herman Wooten, uncle of Mrs.

Ruth Wright, Chris Arben, Paul, Frederick, Carleton Esch, passed away Thursday. Service Saturday. 1 p.m. CONKLE FUNER. HOME LYNHURST CHAPEL, 1202 S.

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