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I FEBRUARY 3, 1962- OBITUARIES Mrs. Crawford Failey, Ex-Prof's Wife, Dies Terre Haute, Ind. (Spl.) Mrs. Christine Margaret Urquhart Failey, wife of a former University of Chicago professor, died here late Thursday. Her husband, Crawford Fairbanks Failey, also is a former president of the Tribune-Star Publishing Company here.

Mrs. Failey was a member of the board of directors of the Union Hospital which she and her husband had given large sums of money. She also was an organizer of the Women's Service League of the hospital. Mrs. Failey was graduated from the University of British Columbia and received a master of arts degree in chemistry Victor Kelly Partner In Victor Kelly, 66 years old, a former partner in Hatfield Motors died yesterday in Memorial Clinic.

Mr. Kelly, a native of Floyd County, had been a resident of Indianapolis 45 years. He lived at 2215 East 70th Street. PRIOR to retirement two years ago, Mr. Kelly had been with the Hatfield automobile agency 45 years.

Mr. Kelley was a member of the third Christian Church and was one of the founders and director of its Christian Men Builders Brass Orchestra. He was also a deacon and elder of the church and an officer of the Church Federation of Greater Indianapolis. He was a member of Oriental Masonic Lodge, Scottish Rite and its orchestra, and a member and past president of the High 12 Club. FUNERAL services will be held at 10 a.m.

Monday in Flanner and Buchanan Fall Creek Mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Walter H. Carroll, and a brother, Homer D.

Kelly, both of Indianapolis; two sons, Capt. Victor C. Kelly, with the United States Air Force, and Don R. Kelly of Duluth, his mother, Mrs. J.

H. Kelly of Mrs. Mary Yockey Dies; Rites Monday a Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Ann Yockey, 74 years old, a lifelong resident of Indianapolis, will be held at 2 p.m. Monday in the Usher Funeral Home.

Burial will be in Floral Park Cemetery. Mrs. Yockey, who lived at 1230 South Whit comb Thursday at the Street, died a Robert was a Chapter, Star. Survivors ter, Mrs. son, Dale dianapolis; grandchildren, grandchildren.

W. Long Hospital. She member of Prospect Order of the Eastern include a daughLucille Laux; and a Yockey, both of Infour sisters; nine and seven great- Mrs. Cora A. Smith Mrs.

Cora Alice Smith, 93 years old, 858 North LaSalle Street, died yesterday in Community Hospital. She was a native of Wayne County, and had lived at St. Louis, Dania, and in Indianapolis. Mrs. Smith was a member of the Methodist Church at Dania, and a life member of its Women's Club.

She also was a member of the Pythian Sisters. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Monday in Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel. Burial will be in West Lawn Cemetery at Hagerstown. Survivors include four daughters, Mrs.

Roberta Warweg and Mrs. Teresa Kitchen, both of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Loraine Barshier and Mrs. Cleone Boren, both of Dania; six grandchildren and four great Mrs. Mary A.

Meek Funeral services for Mrs. Mary A. Meek, 77 years old, will be held at 11 a. m. Monday in Flanner and Buchanan Fall Creek Mortuary, Burial will be in Washington Park East Cemetery.

Mrs. Meek, who lived at 755 North Riley Avenue, died yesterday in Community Hospital. She was a native of Brookston and an Indianapolis resident 30 years. She was a member of Tabernacle Presbyterian Church and its A Circle, Myrtle Temple of Pythian Sisters, Mandalay Chapter of International Travel-Study Club, Jolly 60s and White Cross Garden Guild. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs.

John M. Brian of Indianapolis and a granddaughter. -THE INDIANAPOLIS, STATISTICS From Official Records at che University of California. SHE MARRIED Mr. Failey in 1937.

A research scientist, he was professor of biochem- istry at the University of Chicago for many years. He retired there in 1951. He also has many business interests in Terre Haute, Indianapolis and. elsewhere. Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m.

today in the J. Ryan Funeral Home. Entombment will be in the family mausoleum in Highland Lawn Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers will be Anton Hulman Delbert Talley, Thomas Doherty, William McKeen, Edward B. Ijams and Shannon Buntin, all of Terre Haute.

Dies; Former Auto Agency VICTOR KELLY Georgetown, two sisters, Mrs. J. J. McKinney of New Carlisle, and Mrs. Curtis Martin of Georgetown, and nine grandchildren.

Funeral Today For Mrs. Zazas Funeral services for Mrs. Hope Zazas, 34-year-old wife of a candidate for the Democratic nomination for 11th District congressman, who died of injuries suffered in a traffic crash last Saturday, will be held at 2 p.m. today in North Methodist Church. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery.

Mrs. Zazas was the wife of George J. Zazas, an Indianapolis attorney, who was driving the family car and also was injured in the traffic accident. He still is listed in fair condition in Methodist Hospital, where the wife died Thursday night. The family, including two sons who were in the back seat of the car, Robert, 4, and James, 6, was returning to their home at 2204 Kessler Boulevard, East Drive, at the time of the collision with a semi-trailer truck at Kessler Boulevard and Ind.

37. Robert suffered minor injuries and James was unhurt. Survivors besides the husband and sons, are a brother, Dr. Hugh Chandler, and her mother, Mrs. Anne Chandler, both of Tampa, Fla.

Elder Riggins arteriosclerotic heart. 50 Data From U.S. WEATHER BUREAU COLD LOW 29.83 40 30 20 10 LOW 010 20 60 HIGH STATIONA HIGH 30 29.44 30.59 29.94 40 50 WARM 4 COLD 60 70 Rain Snow HIGH FORECAST 30.18 80 For Daytime Saturday Figures Show High Temperatures Expected WEATHER -Snow is expected the eastern Mississippi Valley and parts from the Great Lakes eastward through of the southern Atlantic coast. Colder the north Atlantic coastal region to- weather is forecast for the northern day. Rain showers and snow are also Rockies and the northern Plains and predicted for parts of the northern south Pacific coast.

(AP Wirephoto Funeral services for Elder Riggins, 60 years old, 1503 Ogden Street, will be held at 15s Monday in the Willis Mortuary. Burial will be in New Crown Cemetery. Mr. Riggins died Wednesday at Marion County General Hospital. He was a native of Earlington, and an Indianapolis resident 40 years.

He was a gardener for the late Martin Hugg, an 1 Indianapolis attorney. He was a member of the Baptist Church. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Addie Hayes of Chicago, Ill. Weather Data States Weather Bureau Special Report for The Indianapolis Star rises 7:51 a.m.

Sun sets 6:07 p.m. AIRPORT DATA YESTERDAY Precipitation, 24 hours, to 1 7 p.m. Trace 4.71 since Jan. Accumulated departure from normal since Jan. 1 Excess 1.38 Mean temperature 21 Degree days 44 Accumulated "degree days since July 3,492 Normal accumulation for this date 3,333 BAROMETER READINGS p.m.

29.27 1. 7 p.m. 29.15 11 p.m. 29.10 TEMPERATURES a.m. 10 1 26 a.m.

10 3 p.m. 30 a.m. 12 5 p.m. a.m. 11 7 p.m.

9 a.m. 13 9 p.m. 33 11 a.m. 18 11 p.m. 33 Maximum 34 Minimum 8 Record 59 (1911) Record -19 (1951) FOR THE SAME DATE LAST YEAR Maximum 16 Minimum 10 EASTERN STANDARD TIME at 7 pm High Low Amarillo, Te.x.

Clear 34 Albuquerque, N.M. PtCidy Atlanta, Ga. Clear 40 Bismarck, N.D. Cloudy 52 Boston, Mass. Snow Brownsville, Tex.

PICidy Buffalo, N.Y. Cloudy Chicago, HI. Rain Cincinnati, 0, Rain Denver, Col. Cloudy Detroit, Mich. Cloudy Duluth, Minn.

Cloudy Evansville, Ind. PtCidy Fort Wayne, Ind. Snow Fort Worth, Tex. Clear 37 Kansas City, Mo. Cloudy 33 Little Rock, Ark.

Clear 34 Los Angeles, Cal. Clear 72 63 Louisville, Ky. Cloudy 42 24 Miami, Fla. PtCIdy 78 Milwaukee, Wis. Rain Minneapolis, Minn.

P1Cidy 13 New Orleans, La. 45 New York, N. Y. 15 Norfolk, Va. 34 31 Omaha, Neb.

PtCidy 51 Phoenix, Ariz. Clear 42 Pittsburgh, Pa, PtCidy 28 15 Portland, Me. Snow 15 -11 Portland, Ore. Cloudy 58 32 St. Louis, Mo.

Cloudy 22 San Antonio, Tex. 56 San Francisco, Cal. 49 Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. 18 -12 Seattle, Wash.

Clear 48 South Bend, Ind. Snow Springfield, 111, PtCidy 37 17 Tampa, Fla. Cloudy 72 48 Tucson, Ariz. Clear 72 41 Washington, D.C. 26 ECHO Today 6:25 p.m., north of city, 62 degrees above horizon, moving northeast.

Tomorrow 5:37 p.m., north of city, 68 degrees above horizon, moving northeast. 7:40 p.m., north of City, 59 degrees above horizon, moving southeast. News Of The Courts SUPREME COURT Feb. 2, 1962 30138. Ritchie vs.

State. Allen Circuit Court. Appellant's petition for time granted to and including April 3, 1962. 30143. Jones et al.

Vs. Town of Sunman. Ripley Circuit Court. Appellee's brief and affidavit of mailing. 30203.

Ware vs. State. Shelby Circuit Court. Appellant's petition for time to file transcript and assignment of errors and proof of service. 29898.

State VS. Hi-Jinks, Inc. Allen Circuit Court. Oral argument set for March 7, 1962, at 2 p.m.-45 minutes each side. 19304.

Ross et al. vs. Review Board etc et al. Review Board. Oral argument on transfer and merits set for Feb.

21, 1962, at 2 p.m.-30 minutes each side. 19382. Cope vs. Lynch et al. Scott Circuit Court.

Appellant's petition 10 transfer denied. 19527. Osann et al. vs. Board of Com.

missioners etc. Porter Circuit Court. Appellant's petition to transfer denied. 30149. Carver vs.

State. Marion Crim. inal Court. Record. Assignment of errors.

Submitted under Rule 2-14. 19223. In re Ordinance No. 464 etc. et al.

vs. City of Jasper. Dubois Circuit Court. Appellant's petition to transfer denied. Achor, chief justice.

OPINION Feb. 1, 1962 19223. In re Ordinance No. 464, Annexation vs. City of Jasper.

Dubois Circuit Court. Transfer denied. Achor, chief justice. The petition for transfer does not state sufficient cause for transfer. However, court does not approve language of Appellate Court which imports that compliance with Rule 1-13 is directory only and not mandatory.

The constitutional impediment upon the legislature (lazy ludge act declared invalid in Kostas case) does not stand in way of mandatory rule of this court. Al- Lewis Boger, Shelby Resident, Dies At 102 Shelbyville, Ind. (Spl.) Shelby County's oldest resident, Lewis B. Boger, 102 years old, died Thursday at a Waldron nursing home. Mr.

Boger, whose home was south Shelbyville, was born in Iowa. He had resided in Shelby County most of his life and was a member of the Lewis Creek Baptist Church at Wilson. He had held many offices in the church. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday in the church, followed by burial in the church cemetery.

Mr. Boger is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Raymond Howe of Shelby County; three sons, Charles and Gerald Boger, both of Shelby County, and H. Fred Boger of Shelbyville; 18 grandchildren, and 29 great -grandchildren. Friends may call at the Ewing Mortuary after 7 p.m.

today. Other Obituaries On Page 24 Rockies. Warmer weather is due for Map) though a mandatory duty is imposed on court to act within the 90 days, the parties may by their own conduct be estopped to assert the right to relief. APPELLATE COURT Feb. 2, 1962 19714.

Hogg et al. vs. Peterson et al, Porter Circuit Court. Record. Assignment of errors.

Submitted under Rule 2-14. 19705. Burris vs. Buikema. Lake Circuit Court.

Appellant's petition for time and affidavit of mailing. 19752-53-19723. Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company vs. Review Board et al. Review Board.

Appellant's petition to consolidate granted and causes consolidated. 18772. Claywell vs. Review Board etc. et.

ol. Review Board. Appellant's petition for time, notice and proof of service. 19699. Collier vs.

Buam et al etc. Koscuisko Circuit Court. Appellee's petition for time granted to and including 30 days after ruling on motion to dismiss. 19686. In re Adams etc.

VS. State. Marion Juvenile Court. Appellee's motion to dismiss denied. 19657.

Vesey etc. vs. Hiliman et al. Allen Superior Court. Appellee's oblections to granting of petition for writ of certiorari and for time.

19810. Strain vs. Timmons. Clinton Circuit Court. Appellant's petition for time to file transcript and affidavit.

19806. Bettasso vs. Snow Hill Coal Corporation. Industrial Board. Record.

Assignment of errors. Submitted under Rule 2-14. DIVORCE SUITS CIRCUIT COURT Sandra Kay Lahrman vs. Donald F. Lahrman.

SUPERIOR COURT Room 1 Sarah McCoy vs. Edwin G. McCoy James Graves vs. Flossie M. Graves.

Sr. Ruth M. Chamness vs. Harry L. Chamness.

Norma Jean Kimbel vs. Donald Neal Kimbel. Room 2 Ruth Alice Baxter VS. Donald Gene Baxter. Betty Parker vs.

James Parker. Room 3 Donald C. Wiseman vs. Violet Simone Wiseman. Room 4 Carla Fay Fesler vs.

Gary Gene Fesler. John K. Burton vs. Ruth M. Burton.

Room 5 Mary C. Ashmore Vs. Harold R. Ashmore. Vital Statistics Farquhar, James and Margaret Spencer.

MARRIAGE LICENSES John Bain, 5446 East 18th Street; BIRTHS St. Francis Hospital Boys-Wesley and Edith Fudge, Jerome and Marjorie Kreuzman. Girls-James and Jeanile Gilbreath, Homer and Marilyn Tomey. Coleman Hospital Boys-Gerard and Mildred Hayden, Charles and Meredith Luckenbill, John and Priscilla Royse, Jack and Mary Scudder, Carroll and Rose Wright. Girls-Donald and Carole Boyer, Kenneth and Patricia Brown, John and Elzetta Brown, Robert and Beulah Cook, Roger and Mary Fitch, Smith and June Gilbert, Hugh and Caria Gillum, Mervin and Beverly Hoskins, Roy and Bessie Golden, Richard and Joyce Willard.

Marion County General Hospital Girls-Gus and Carolyn Bell, Clarence and Ernestine Johnson, Cornelius and Burnette White, Roger and Violet Marie Whitsit. Methodist Hospital Boys-Charles and Bernice Weston, James and Patsy Baldwin, Donald and Dixie Bentley, Gordon and Gail Everling, Alfred and Savina Cerulli, Evert and Betty Tarter. Girls--William and Norma Hinecker, James and Marie Thompson, Edward and Ann Frank, Willie and Mary Stewart, James and Linda Petit, Gale and Jean Davis, Ernest and Pauline Parish. Community Hospital Boys-Darrell and Helen Boothe, Richard and Betty Proffitt, Joe and Margaret Pitcock, Arthur and Janet Clauson. Girls-Patrick and Diane Booher, Law.

rence and lone Downing, Samuel and Delores Wininger, Thomas and Vivian Stout, Paul and Sharon Gosnell, Edward and Myrna Rockwell, Arthur and Carol Carnard, Marvin and Mary Brown, Edwin and Mary Belle Cappage, Robert and Barbara Schrier. St. Vincent's Hospital Girls-John and Ruby Novak, Henry and Barbara Kahn, Regnold and Marlene Norma Walton, 3717 North Dearborn Street. Edward Beard, 2307 Lafayette Road; Carol Hart, Morgantown, Ind. David Foxworthy, 4100 West Vermont Street; Linda Johnsen, 518 North Tibbs Avenue.

Bill Howard, 1633 Ruth Drive; Ruth Miller, 2637 West 61st Street. Will Husky, 3007 Graceland Avenue; Viney Campbell, 3007 Graceland Avenue. George Quinn, 3243 Norwaldo Avenue; Peggy Dawkins, 4931 Crittenden Avenue. George Taylor, 813 Udell Street; Cora Gaffner, 813 Udell Street. Nelson Steele, 1317 North LaSalle Street; Nancy Johnson, Park Forest, Ill.

Timothy Whitaker, Greenfield, Barbara Weaver, 2873 Station Street. Charles Brown, Speedway; Mary McAnally, 3250 Central Avenue. Clovis Cline, 130 South College Avenue; Patricia Ross, 1126 Bates Street. Charles Jackson, 6938 Evanston nue; Beatrice Frey, 6927 Evanston Avenue. William McKay, R.R.

18, Box 361A; Hazel Hohn, Oaklandon, Ind. Larry Phillips, 1129 West 31st Street; Esther Jackson, 3202 Baltimore Avenue. Thurman Smock, 1649 North Alabama Street; Katherine Kempf, 1649 North Alabama Street. Melvin Seitz 9535 East 10th Street; Bette Pierson, 2145 Webb Street. James Bianford, 3229 Foltz Street; Margaret Carmichael, Beech Grove.

Phillip Cubel, 2630 Cold Spring Rood; Maxine Parrish, 1839 North Medford Avenue. Robert Gentry, 3904 West Washington Street; Patsy Kissner, 1016 South Roena Street. Marvin Hedrick, 856 Fletcher Avenue Kathryn Blaine, 3834 Forest Grove Drive. Edward Meyer, LaGrange, Mary Armer, 790 Kimlaugh Drive. Mercier Carter, Senote Avenue: Patricia Ransom, 2131 Columbia Avenue.

Hobert Reeves, 4164 West Washington Street; Nancy Parsons, 26 West 36th Street. James Amos 1411 Randall Road; Gail Tuttle, 1411 Randell Road. BURIAL PERMITS Jennie Conard, 67 years old, 146 East Caven Street, cirrhosis. Lillie Belle Craig, 57, 925 West 29th Street, coronary occlusion. Floyd K.

Crouch, 42, Long, carcinoma. Ella Dillon, 75, St. Vincent's, coronary heart. Nellie E. Hall, 75, Long, carcinoma.

Shirley Hess, 67, 953 North Oxford Street, coronary occlusion. Lawson, League, 77, 1812 West 10th Street, arteriosclerosis. Charles S. Ludy, 65, Veterans, corcinoma. Emelie Peine, 84, Methodist, carcinoma.

Dock Rowland, 55, General, cardiovascular. Caroline Rugenstein, 90, 329 Lincoln Street, coronary occlusion. Willie J. Shack, 66, Veterans, pericarditis. Annie Lee Taylor, 66, 401 Smith Street, coronary occlusion.

J. Ray Weaver, 70, Community, hypertension. Anna K. Gruner, 78, St. Francis, carcinoma.

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