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V. Till: INDIANAPOLIS STAR- PAGE 33 SATURDAY, MX EMI5F.lt 5, 1970- Serbs Hero To Pray For G. E. Montgomery Dies; Ex-Star, News Printer Three Tccn-Agers Drown When Car Plunges Into Slone Quarry Dr. James MeFadden, Purdue Prof.

Dies 1970 Traffic Toll City-County 106 This Date 1969 128 Indiana 1,425 This Date 1969 1,523 Archie Breeden, 72, who was injured slightly. State police said the Breeden auto turned left off the highway in front of an oncoming car driven by Steve Anderson, 16, H. K. 11, Blmtmineton. Services for George E.

Montgomery, 60, retired printer for The Indianapolis Star and The Indianapolis News, will be held at 10:30 a.m. today in theO.D. White Funeral Home at Louisville, Ky. Burial will be in Portland Cemetery at Louisville. Mr.

Montgomery, who had lived in Indianapolis for almost 35 years, died Wednesday in his home at Louisville. He was born at Louisville. He was a member of the International Typographical Union, and the Old Time Printers' Association. He served in the National Guard before World War II. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs.

Ruth Hart man and Mrs. Anna May Shaw, both of New Whiteland; two sons, David E. Montgomery of Chicago, and C. 0. Montgomery of Indianapolis, and 11 grandchildren.

parents, Mr. and Mrs. James L. MeFadden of a N.J. Friends may call at the Sol-ler-Baker Funeral Home Main Chapel.

D. J. McVcy Rites To Be Held Monday Services for Denton J. Mc-Vey, 73, retired executive direc Mrs. Verne W.

Bailie Riles To Be Monday Soviet Sailor Services asking God's merry on Simas Kudirka, the Lith-uanaian seaman who was refused political asylum Nov. 23 by the United States Coast Guard off Martha's Vineyard in Massachusetts last week, will be held at noon today in the St. Nicholas Serbian Orthodox Church, 3626 West 16th Strcpt. The Rev. Varnava Jovanov- ich will be in charge.

PRAYERS WILL he said for the seaman during the worship service at 10:.10 a.m. tomorrow in the church, and individuals will continue praying for him in their homes. Ivan Jakovlevich, president of St. Nicholas Church, said the seaman most surely will be tor tured, and if he survives will be banished to a labor camD in Siberia. THE PRAYERS will be offered because so many members of St.

Nicholas Church have suffered torture or have had relatives tortured by the Communists, and know what the would-be defector will suffer, Jakovlevich said. In addition to praying for mercy for the seaman, the congregation will continue praying for repose of the soul of former King Peter II of Yugoslavia who died recently, Jakovlevich said. 4 Arrcslecl Under Law Against Smut Four employes of the Fes- tival Theater, 5507 East Wash-' ington Street, last night became the first persons to be ar- rested under the city's new anti-obscenity ordinance. The vice squad made the arrests based on showing of a movie, "The Notorious Cleopa- i tra," billed as "the greatest adult picture ever made in Hollywood." VICE SQUAD members vis- -ited the theater Nov. 21 and made a video tape of the movie.

They returned last night, watched the film then made the arrests at 10:20 p.m. Roger W. Wickers, 20, 60. Colorado Avenue, and the ticket-taker, Patricia M. Lynch, 21, 1521 North Drexel-, Avenue, were charged with al- -lowing use of the premises for obscene presentations.

Linda K. McClain, 20, 5144 East North Street, was charged with selling tickets or issuing passes to an obscene presentation. John E. Strong 46, 10606 STAR STATE REPORT Three Monroe County teenagers, killed when their car veered off a county road and plunged into a stone quarry, were among seven traffic deaths reported yesterday in Indiana. The latest deaths: William Lee George, 16, R.

R. 9, Bloomington. Deana Sue Patton, 15, R. 9. Bloomington.

Diana Lnu Patton, 15, R.R. H. Bloomington. Mrs. Lora N.

Breeden, 72, Box 211, Slinesville. Robert Parrow, 76, Michigan City. Terry Grayless, 26, Aibion. Herschel I I 77, Granger. Three Monroe County teen agers, including twin sisters, drowned late Thursday when their car veered off a Monroe County road and plunged into an abandoned stone quarry with water 30 feet deep, state police said.

The three were William Lee George, 16, and twin sisters, Deaa Sue Patton and Diana Lou Patton, both 15, all of R. R. 9. Bloomington. The driver of the auto, Ste phen W.

George, 19, William's brother, got out of the auto but was injured and was taken to Bloomington Hospital where he was listed in good condition. STATISTICS From News Of The Courts Supreme Court Dec. 4, 1970 369S57. Joseph Guidone's Food Palace. Inc.

vs. Palace Pharmacy, et al. Marion Superior Court. Appellee's petition for ue of transcript on trial court order qranting attorney use of transcript, to be returned intact atler appeal time from judgment has expired. 469S89.

Board of County Commissioners etc vs. Sims et al. Lake Superior Coutt. Apoellee's petition for rehearing denied. 569S121.

Graham vs. State. Marion Criminal Court. Appellants petition for rehearing and certificate of service. 970S217.

Hollars vs. State. Bartholomew Sperlor Court. Appellant's petition for time and proof of service. U70S263.

Lashlev vs. Lashley. Marion Superior Court, Appellee's petition toi time and certificate of service. 1170S264. Bryant vs.

State. Marion Criminal Court. Appellant's brief and proof of service. 1170S281. Leistlkow vs.

Hoosier State Bank etc. Porter Superior Court. Record. Motion to correct errors. Submitted petition for writ of certiorari, consent and proof of service.

1270S291. Hill, acting commissioner, etc. vs Ortee. Jackson Circuit Court. Appellant's petition for time to file transcriot notice and proof of service.

1168A185. Sahara Grotto and Stvx Inc. v. State Board of Tax Commissioners etc et al. Hancock Circuit Court.

Appe lant's brief in opposition to petition nH rftrnint nf mOV. to 13H9A243. Wabash Valley Trust Co. trustee etc. et al, vs.

Bell, et a Miami Circuit Court. Appellant's petition to transfer, brief in support and proof of service. Appellate Court 270A1B. Voqel et el vs. Harlen, et al.

Putnam Circuit Court. Appeiees Potion for time granted to Jan. 11- 1'-. 370 A37. LOWS Vb.

wamciu, Circuit Court. Petition for certiorari to complete record, and proot Mouser, et al. Green urnm v-oum. 47UA0. snyacr, Ap-and acknowledgment on ee's pennon ior time granted to Jan.

14. 197 Court. Aopenanrs 670AV8. sirau vs. Starke Circuit Court, apobi B70AUZ.

ancriuuii et al. petition tor ime et 1971. I. Floyd Circuit court. tlon for time granted to Dec.

30, 1970 97D3ICU. i ai vltch et al. APPeiianrs 1070A168. -l'V to amend transcripi nu Hit brief and proof woa'iM Reagin vs. Thomas et al.

Clay Circuit Court. Petition for removal of cause and certificate of service. DIVORCE SUITS Superior Court Room 1 Sherry Young vs. Harold Young. Trelsie Smith vs.

Charles Smith. Room 1 i Lovell. Hark er vs. Martha Hacklfr. r'imivn McWilliams vs.

James McWil- Wiima Holsapple vs. Irvln HolsaoPle. Room 3 Jam, willirms Dolma Williams, raiuin Hudson vs. Irene Hudson. chirle-v Day vs.

Donald Day. Chester Barnes vs. Kathleen Barnes. Room 4 Virolnia Sadler v'. OHM i Sadler.

K-ne vs. Eva Ke-ne. Gary Clift vs. Linda Clift-Room 5 Charles Ballsrd inrtv Ware vs. llv Ware.

Richard Roseman vs. Mary Roseman, Room i Doris LHord vs. Marvin Liford. Room 7 Sharon Daugnenv Vital Statistics BIRTHS Community Hospital Rnvs-STONE, Joseph and 'ane; SAND-ERS Gene and Brunhllde; RUBLE, Scot Ginner: WE IGLE. Carl and lanet, SHEPHERD, Grover and Marcla; WALO- Gk' MORGAN.

and Cheryl; Roach vs. Robert Roacn. Huffman. Lawrence and Marlon County General Hospital Glrl-WRIGHTSMAN, Steve and Shetry. St.

Prancli Hospital David and Wanda; SIN CLAIR, Howard and Gloria. St. Vlncenti Hospital niut AR KE R. Alan and Mary; SLA- TFR Ronald and Donna. S-iit 1 cd rnn.Adt and Donna KING, David and Linda; STINSON.

Larry imi Martha; wrigmi, uonara my Twin Boys ASK ETT, Gary and Helen. Hendrclki County Hospital Bov-BLACKMORE, Max and Darlene. Girl DUNN. Otis and Methodist Hospital unurr.nMr.PV. lames and Kath- yn; LSUN, Jonn anu v-iM V.

Robert and Eleanor; DELOACH, James Hester. Girls WREN, James and Dolly; MLL-VI jerry and Peggv; GIBSON, Gregory Blanche; STUDtR, Merwvn anu diu ara. Coleman Hospital Boy CLARK, James and Elliabeth. Girl CONRY. Thomas and Sharon.

MARRIAOI LICENSES James Carver. 37 North BevllH; Deborah Montgomery. 42 North Tacoma. John Frvbeck. 3720 Norm Pennsylvania Rlnnmlnatnn.

Ind. Ronald Hager, 3212 Souih H-npUl Sheila Salmon. Seymour, Ind. Jmi Lebolf. 1509 Oakwood Trail; Cynthia Cjin, 463 Rjund Lake Road.

Eugene Matthews, beaver Pam. wis i thi.inv white. 11203 No'th Shortridge Road. Georoe Nix 6012 Beech Drive; Hu.l. South Donald Peterson 50 North Bolton) Linda Huff.

121 S'-uth Slteiman. James Thomas, 7S23 Ethel; R.ichel Allen. I MO Mnnlc.ilm. Darrell '623 N.irlh Broadway; Jmiv Smith. Groinwooft.

h-tl Roy Morris, 1411 East 16th; Lucvlna Obv. 1411 East 16lh. Rnnal tMarsh, 313 Te Idy I witi Brenda Brown. 4.10 Sandra Line. James Meyers.

9 South Sherman Drue; Ellen Suhre. tO KlliUre Richard VVNew. Kilriand, Ind Perdue. 1107 North Jetlsrson. Jose Ouhuela, AtHnK, Ga.t S-iwettl Thompson, 1475 Ea-t Mar'nwe Joieoh Punrell.

J1 Norlh Rural 1 Karen Abbnlt. 329 Nmlh Oxford James Lavman. 619 East 44th; Charlene Hultman, lilos Carrolllon ITAK STATE REPORT Lafayette, Intl. Services for Dr. James A.

MeFadden, 45, West Lafayette, a professor of electrical engineering at Purdue University, will be held al 1 0 a.m. Monday in the Central Presbyterian Church al Lafayette. Burial will be in Tippecanoe Memory Gardens. He died a in St. Mary's Hospital at Rochester, Minn.

He was a grad.iate of the University ol Miclvgaiiand had been on the Purdue facul.y since 1957. Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Elaine MeFadden, and his Dale DaVee, Development Head, Dies Dale R. DaVee, 72, 4419 Park Forest Drive, industrial development manager for the Marietta Manufacturing Corporation, died yesterday in Community Hospital. Services will' be held at 11 a.m.

Monday in Flanner and Buchanan Fall Creek Mortuary, with entombment in Washington Park East Mausoleum. MR. DaVEE had been with the firm at 4000 East 16th for 35 years. He had homes both here and in Brown County. was a medic with the' Rainbow (42d) Division in World War I and was a member of: the World War I Veterans Organization at Nashville, He was a member of the Third Christian Church here and of the Brown County Historical Society.

FR'ENDS may call after 7 p.m. today at the mortuary. Survivors include the widow. Mrs. Marjorie L.

DaVee; a son, Robert D. DaVee: three sisters, Mrs. Martha Ponicke, Mrs. Camille Smith and Mrs. Lucille Cooper, and two brothers, Frank W.

DaVee and Noah M. DaVee. Dewey L. Bishop Services for Dewey L. Bish- on.

-67, 1844 North Norfolk Street, wi 1 be held at 10 a.m. Monday in the Conkle Speedway funeral Home, with burial in Washington Park North Cemetery. He died Thursday in his An "Indianapolis resident 30 he was a quality control of jet engines at Allison; Division, General Motors Corporation for 25 years before retiring in 1965. He was a member of Masonic Lodge 669, Toastmasters International and Speedway Christian Church. Survivors include the widow, Mrs, Nellie E.

Bishop; two sons. Walter L. and Gerald and his mother, Mrs. Candes Bishop, all of Indianapolis; two brothers. Benjamin Franklin BishoD of Union City, and Bishop of Murfrees- boro, and three sisters, Mrs.

Ruby Gibson of Cincin riati. Ohio; Mrs. Mary Williams nf Union Citv. Mrs. Ila Mor row of Lake Providence, La and Mrs.

Berla Sherill and Mrs-Queenie Walker, both of Indianapolis. Mrs. Julia Williams Services for Mrs. Julia Williams, 82, 2346 North Kenwood Avenue, will be held at 1 p.m. Monday in Jacobs Brothers West Side Chapel, With burial in New Crown Cemetery.

She died Thursday in Methodist Hospital. A resident of Kenwood, until 8 months ago, she was a ber of the Sledge Temple Chapter 35 and a trustee and teacher at Wills. Chapel AME Chapel at Kenwood. John O. Ward Services for John O.

Ward, -410 East 20th Street, will 'be' held at 11 a.m. Tuesday in the Jacobs Brothers West Side CftaiJ, with burial in New CrVfcMt Cemetery. He died Nov. i30'irr his home. He was an empjdye of Dabbs House Inc.

fsix 'years. Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Marcclla Ward. 1 Mrs. Anna Palms j' Mrs.

Anna M. Palms, 89, 2605 Shelby Street, died yesterday" In a local nursing home. She was a retired employe of the L. S. Ayres Co.

Tea Room. Services will be held at 1 p.m. Monday in Flanner and Buchanan. Fall Creek Mortuary, with burial in New Crown Cemetery. CEMETERY MEMORIALS Aettiorind dllibt IJO-i i i tnie Piilcl AOKRKV MONl'MKNT CO.

mi f. WASHIMSfOM IS MOO Itolx-rt I'arrow Robert Parrow, 76, Michigan City, was killed yesterday in a one-car accident in the Mi- chiana Shores suburb of Michi gan City. Police said Parrow was a passenger in a car that went out of control and struck a tree. Tlie driver, Realous Harris, 35, Michigan City, was injured slightly. Terry (iraylcss Terry Grayless, 26, Albion, was killed yesterday when his car collided head on with a stmi-trailer truck on U.

S. 6 just east of Ligonier, state police said. Herschel Middleton Herschel i 1 77, Granger, was killed late Thursday when he was struck by a car on Ind. 23 near his home in St. Joseph County.

The driver of the car, Russell Humphrey 45, Edwardsburg, was not held. Records Mary Boone, 90, General, carcinoma. Anita Dorier, 71, St. Vincent, coronary. Emory Ford, 67, 1405 sourn Kicmano, myocardial infarction.

James Pulti, 75, Community, arterioscler John Hanson, 69, 2010 North Capitol, osis. Roy Jordan, 57, 556 East Sumner, car cancer. Charles Thomas, 41, General, cancer. Walter Allen, 54, Veterans, carcinoma. cinoma.

Lansing Baker, 76, veterans, carcinoma. Nellie Barnaby, 82, Winona Memorial, ar teriosclerotic heart. Murlie Bass, 69, 1302 North Lesley, fi William Burnett, 73, 2137 Lexington Ave- brosis. nue, arteriosclerosis. Lillie Carter, 71, St.

Vincent, hypertension. Mae Cashman, 87, 618 South West Street, cardiovascular. Blaine Farkus, 59, Winona Memorial, carcinoma. Oscar Grady, 75, Community, arteriosclerotic heart. Catherine Hahn, 82 2002 Albany, arteriosclerotic heart.

Clara Lee, 80, 1302 North Lesley, carcinoma. Dale Miller, 60, Community, diabetes. Ernest Miller, 75, Veterans, emboli. Loretto Miller, 82, Veterans, diverticulitis. Wilbur Montgomery.

55, 5601 Rue Royale, arteriosclerotic heart. John Maugle, 76, Veterans, arteriosclerosis. William I. Penn, 59, Methodist, carcinoma. Everett Peters, 65, Community, carcinoma.

Lennie Rutherford, 82, University Heights, arteriosclerosis. Bessie Spenos, 74, Methodist, cardiovascular. Mary Stuart, 64, Indiana University Hos pital, carcinoma. Elizabeth Thompson, 78, 45 Beachway Drive, embohvsem. William Tieman, 88, 935 North Parker, arteriosclerosis.

Anna White, 87, 11850 Brookvill Road, arteriosclerosis. Earl F. Wilcox. 65, 4712 Wentworth, coronary occlusion. George Zorich, 88, Methodist, myocardial infarction.

CITY FIRE RUNS Yesterday 1:24 p.m., 1555 Broalwav, trash. 4:41 p.m., 3500 Brookside Parkway, Brookside Community Center, faulty wall socket. 5:13 p.m., 6180 Nimlt Drive, oven fire. :58 p.m.. 3934 Ker.wood Avenue, auto mobile, arson.

8:22 p.m., It North Bradley Avenue, gasoline. 9:16 p.m., 1245 Yandes Street, porch. 10 p.m., 19 North Bradley Avenue, debris from previous fire. First Aid Runs, 21. Youths Stoning Motion Freight Train Sought Monon Railroad officials reported yesterday that they are seeking Broad Ripple area youths who have been stoning an afternoon freight train during the last week.

The youths broke windows in the diesel engine cab and the caboose, according to Ralph H. Kanter, a Monon trainmaster here. Each day at 3 p.m. as the southbound train passes 63rd Street and College Avenue, the conductor shouts over the train radio for the crew to "duck," Kanter said. A railroad detective jumped off the train Wednesday and caught an elementary school pupil who was seen throwing stones.

The detective held a conference yesterday with the boy's parents and school principal. Youths who are caught stoning the train in the future will be prosecuted, he added. Indianapolis Deputy Police Chief Raymond J. said policemen are on the lookout for the vouths. Safe Burglars Damagr Church Burglars struck the South-port United Methodist Church between 10 p.m.

Thursday and 8:15 a.m. yesterday, leaving a path of broken doors and win-dow's, rifled file cabinets and a smashed wall safe. It appeared that the only property stolen from the church at 47 Union Slreet. Southport, was $50 in cash from the safe, according to the Rev. Gene P.

Crawford, pastor. Other damage was un-estimated. He told Marion County sheriff's deputies that the church was closed at 10 p.m. William and the twin sisters were all pupils at Bloomington High School. Services for the girls, daugh ters of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert G. Patton, will be held at 10 a.m. Monday in the Grace Baptist Temple at Bloomington, with burial in Di.shman Cemetery in Greene County. Friends may call in the Patton home after 6 p.m.

today. Services for William, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne George, will be held at 1 p.m. Monday in the Harrodsburg Country Church, with burial in Valhalla Memory Gardens at Bloomington.

Friends may call after 2 m. today and Sunday in the Greene and Harrell Funeral Home at Bloomington. Lora N. lir'len Mrs. Lora N.

Breeden, 72, Box 211, Stinesville, died yes terday in Bloomington Hospital of injuries suffered Thursday in a two-car crash on Ind. 46 fbout a mile east of Ellettsville in Monroe County. 1 he woman was a passenger in a car driven by her husband, Official Darryll P'na'nUn, 3(0 Nn'th Picnie Ave.ue; 3 enda Ryan, 13 North Vine. Harold A'HIiflms, Soulh Ledod. yleruetta Cannon, Skeliytovn, Tex.

John Robinson 2328 Prospect; Minnie Branch, 725 North Belmont. Michael Aiderson, 1533 Asburv Street; Msrcia Radtord. 1925 South Kystcne. Wayne Bowler. 3432 Delmar Rose-marie Walker.

7740 Newton. Ronald Beolev, 3505 Biscayne; Patricia Liscomb, 5915 Dewey Avenue. Leland Bourland, Arlington Heiqhts, Clmvl Dieneke, 36 North Michael Ellington, 336a Hovey Street; Rcnna Radford 19:5 South Keystone. Steward Placek, 350 Euclid, Greenwood, Nancy Randall, 7924 Ella Dobbs Bradley Reed, 1108 East 104th Street; Linda Woods, 3932 Wvandottle Trail. Ronald Standeford, 925 North Ewing; Leona Houston, 3518 East Vermont.

David Carmer, 4412 Lakeway Drive; Patricia Wolfgeng, 2554 East 68th. Robert Heier, 5854 Ralson; Nancy Young, 5302 Wii.throp. Daniel Kern, 1925 North Graham; Lindi Sadler. 1714 North Ritter. Jules Ritter, 1814 Marsha Drive; Rebecca Mediate, 1809 Marsha.

Frank Underwood, 421 South Warman; Betty Branum, Columbus, Ind. Larry Compliment, 6324 Thistle Drive; Bonnie Sidwell, 2011 Westview Drive Darrell Pace, Jamestown, Martha Dannie Garrison, 1546 Ringgold Avenue; ooioman, 5125 west Kelly. Susan snc-rman, 4332 Cardinal Drive. Morrie Brown, 1124 East Knox; Melo'dit Walter Busch, 1005 Saint Paul; Myra Trcxa 24 Knox. Jackie Carver, 318 Teddy Lane; Linda tsucnanan, us Stephanie Lane.

Coy Griff is, New Castle, Dorothy coe, 318 teaav Lane. raves, Vermillion City, Ind. Gary 5309 West Raymond; busan orim. R.R. as.

Robert Sullivan, 7148 Avalon Trail Center; Bonnie Ho den. 20 East Di den Center. Glen Gotf 2161 North Meridian; Me- anie rwin. Richmond. Ind.

David Carter, Harrison Mobile Park Home; Linda Ryan 18 North Vine. Ernest Fecker, 711 Park Avenue; Virginia Lockhart, 1313 North Alabama. BURIAL PERMITS Cora Adams, 73, 2002 Albany, carcinoma. Jarnet Allison, 71. Methodist, arterioscle rotic heart Helen Anderson, 60, Community, arteriosclerosis.

Roy Bcals, 53, Winona Memorial, leukemia. Sadie Bennett, 58. General, carcinoma. Stanford Butler. 90.

Community, cerebral vascular. Edward Campbell, 91, 1203 North Lesley, arteriosclerosis. Paul Cannady, 72. Community, aneurysm. Leroy Carson, 72, 3208 North Sherman Drive, arteriosclerosis.

Bonnie Cook, 59. University Heights, carcinoma. Russell Denny. 59, Methodist, myocardial infarction. Lottie Finch, 76, 5055 West 52d Street, arteriosclerosis Marie Gant.

74, General, cardiac arrest. Elijah Goolsby, 72. Veterans, oneumonia. Herbert Gray. 81, Methodist, atherosclero- Tom Gust, 77, cardiovascular.

Bessie Harbison sis. 11850 Brookvill Road, 46, Indiana University Lillian Harper. 87, 430 West Fall Creek Parkway, arteriosclerotic heart. James Hastings. 61, Methodist, leukemia.

Isaac Herring, 61, Winona Memorial, arteriosclerosis. Katharine Hilarldes 80, 7445 South Arlington, arteriosclerotic heart. Martel Hltt, 62. Methodist, coronary. Bert Huber.

77. Veterans, arteriosclerotic heart. Charles Jones, 76, 2146 Broadway Avenue, cardiovascular. Gertrude Kilrov, 68. 43 South Ritter, arteriosclerosis.

Mrlvn Kingdon, 46, Methodist, hypertension. Blondie Kirk. 77, 1700 North Illinois, arteriosclerosis. Sarah Kitch, 78, St Vincents, arteriosclerosis. Leon Levin, 70, St.

Vincent, atherosclerosis Jake Long, 59, St. Francis, carcinoma. John Lunstord, 85. 505 North Delaware, diabetes. Reubin Miller.

79. 45 Beachway Drive, arteriosclerosis. Frances Mitchell, 64, General, cardiovascular. Mriore Moore. 54.

Long, tumor. Rosalie Moslev, 66, General, cardiac arrest. Sarah Oaklev. 86. 1700 North Illinois, arteriosclerosis.

Blanche Oliver. 70. 2010 North Capitol. arteriosclerosis. Martha Park St Francis, carcinoma.

Florence Phillips, il, 616 North Alton, carcinoma. Ethel Randell, 78, General altherosclero- sis. Zelma Robb, 77, St. Francis, arteriosclerosis, Anna Roush, 77. General, pneumonia.

Edith Saftell, 82, 1026 North Graham Avenue, arteriosclerosis. Frank Schlereth, 86 5026 Central, sarcoma. Irene Small. 73, Winona Memorial, cardiac arrest. Helen Smith, 68 2345 West 8Mb Street, embolus.

Earl Throm 73, St. Vincent, carcinoma. Vivian Tillev. 59, General, carcinoma. William Tomey, 79, Community, ather-osclprosis.

Nora Turner, 74, Methodist, erterioxler-otic h-art. Georne Unger, 54, St. Francis, myocardial Hard ion. Nellie Woolen, 71, General, artenoscler- 05ODal Wrioht. 56, 426 South Huber, carcinoma.

M.ine Brennan. 81, Winona Memorial, cystitis. Eugene Burroughs, 58. St. Vliuent, sarcoma.

Carrie Curtis, 77, Methodist, cardiac arrest. Hatel Davidson, 78, 115 South Ritter, atherosclerosis. Mildred Drake, 70, Methodist, pneumonia. Pearl Engle, 72, Community, cardio vascular. Gladys Eshleinan, 77, Methodist, carcinoma.

Harriet Flaugh. 85. 6440 West 34th Street, arteriosclerotic heart. Samuel Flovd, 49, Community, hemorrhage. Ralnh Foster, 50.

Winona Memorial, carcinoma Maraaret Frledrlch, 69. Melhodlst, dia- Jes'si Gladlsh, 85, 2010 North Capitol, arteriosclerotic heart. Oscar Kosper. 83, 501 North 17th Ay. enuf.

arteriosclerosis. Lewis Mills, 61, 2423 Radclllte Avenue, pneumonia. Grace Rous, 76, St. Vincent, embolism. Clara Saunders, 81, General, emphysema.

Fred Springer, 86, Winona Memorial, arle-iosclerotic heart. Catherine Thiel, 75 2345 West 86lh Street, arteriosclerotic hesrl. Charles Tyler, 56, Methodist, hypertension. Angenella Watts, 1 months, 241 North Parker, pneumonia. Helen Weber.

72, 4906 East 69th Street, coronary occlusion. William Wise. 601 North Tacoma, arteriosclerotic heart Conrad Wulft, 77, Winona Memorial, coronary. Hosolta I rancer tor of the Marion County Health and Hospital Corporation, will be held at 10 a.m. Monday in Flanner and Buchanan Fall Creek Mortuary, Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery.

Mr. McVey, who retired two years ago, died Wednesday night in his home, 144 West 49th Street. Born at St. Louis, he lived in Indianapolis most of his life. For 35 years, he was associated with the Kincan Division of Hygrade Meat Corporation.

He was named executive director of the Health and Hospital Corporation shortly after it was formed in 1954. Mr. McVey was a member of a i i Presbyterian Church, the Junto Club, Downtown Kiwanis Club and the Ancient Landmarks Masonic Lodge. Survivors include a son, Jack McVey of Grand Rapids, sister, Miss Ruth A. McVey of St.

Petersburg, and four grandchildren. Paul Hurst Services Monday Services for Paul James Hurst, 46, 405 North Jefferson Avenue, former Indiana Highway Department dispatcher, will be held at 2:30 p.m. Monday in Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery.

A lifetime Indianapolis resident, Mr. Hurst died Thursday at his home. He was a dispatcher two years before he left in 1968. Previously, he worked eight years as a security officer at the Indiana Statehouse. Active in politics, Mr.

Hurst was a former Democratic precinct committeeman, a former delegate to the Democratic State Convention and a member of the Indiana Democrat Club. Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Ruth L. Hurst. William H.

Burnett Services for William H. Burnett, 73, 2137 Lexington Avenue, will be held Dec. 13 in New Bnntist Church at West Point, with burial in New Hope CerrHery there. Friends may call from 11 a.m. to 10 n.m.

Sunday at Stuart Mortuary. He died Thursday in his heme. He was a deacon at Union Baptist Church and a member of Hines Masonic Lodge 324 at West Point. Floy II. Reck Sr.

Services for Flovd H. Reck 63, will be held at 3 p.m. todR.v in Jordan Funeral Home, with entombment in Washington Park East Cemetery. He died Thursday in Johnson County Memorial Hospital at Franklin. Mr.

Reck had been living at Prince's Lake near Nineveh. He had moved there following his retirement from International Harvester Company in 1968 after 28 years as an electrician. Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Emily Reck, two sons and three daughters. Herman Little Herman Little, 81, a former Indianapolis resident, died yes terday in a Terre Haute hospi tal.

A retired maintenance man, he had lived in Marshall, 111., and was a member of the Marshall Masonic Lodge Services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Moore Funeral Home at Marshall, with burial in Darwin Cemetery there. Friends may call after 4 p.m today at the funeral home. Sur vivors include the widow, Mrs. Mina Little.

Mrs. Mary W. Rodgers Services for Mrs. Mary W. Rodgers, 56, 432 North East will be held at 10 a.m.

Monday in Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel, with burial In llarrotLburg, Ky. An assembly operator at Western Elec tric Company Inc. for 19 years, she di'd Thursday in Univer sity Hospital. She was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter-Day Saints.

(Death Notices on Page 31) A MEMBER of Roberts Park United Methodist Church, she was past president of its Women's Society of Christian Service, was a member of the church board, and sang in the choir. She was a past matron of Brookside Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, and was a member of Daughters of the Nile. When her daughter was in the International Order of Job's Daughters, Mrs. Bailie was active in the organization's work. She had been ac tive in the Parent Teacher As sociation, and had been a member of the PTA Council when her children were in school.

MRS. BAILIE was grad uated from high school at Danville, 111. She played or gan and piano, and accompanied her husband when he sang for Masonic organizations. Survivors include the hus band, Verne W. Bailie; a daughter, Mrs.

Philip D. Wynn, of Lancaster, two sons, David m. tsaine ot Cincinnati, Ohio, and Dallas R. Bailie of Indianapolis; the mother, Mrs. Elmer McNeal of Indianapolis, and a granddaughter, Suzanne Bailie of Cincinnati.

Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, according to the family. City Education Association Gets New Executive RODNEY VAN ZANDT Rodney VanZandt of Louisville has been hired as executive secretary of the Indianapolis Education Association, exclusive bargaining agent for In-d i a a 0 1 i Public Schools teachers, it was announced last night. VanZandt, 37, will assume the post Jan. 1. The job had been vacant since Paul A.

Downing left Indianapolis Oct. 16 to head a teacher group at Flint, Mich. The new executive secretary holds a similar position with the Louisville Education Association. He was chosen from among 20 applicants from throughout the nation. VanZandt was born and reared in Harlan County, ana is a graduate of the University of Kentucky.

He was a Louisville schoolteacher for five years before going into teacher organization work. He is married and has two daughters. Prisoner Rights Under Scrutiny Indiana correctional system officials will be asked what they are doing to safeguard prisoner civil rights at a hearing at 10 a.m. today in the Federal Building. The Indiana Advisory Council to the United States Civil Rights Commission, which called the hearing, has invited testimony from state officials and representatives of private organizations concerned with the corrections system.

The hearing will probe conditions at the Indiana State Reformatory at Pendleton and the Indiana State Prison at Michigan City. Other correctional facilities may also be discussed. The results of the hearing will be sent to the national Civil Rights Commission, headed by the Rev. Theodore Hesburgh, University of Notre Dame president. Services for Mrs.

Isabelle A. Bailie, 57, will be held at 10:30 a.m. Monday in Flanner and Buchanan Broad Ripple Mortuary. Burial will be in Washington Park East Cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary after 7 p.m.

today. Mrs. Bailie died Thursday in her home, 5321 Staughton Drive. Lt, Bancroft Memorial Rites Set For Sunday Memorial services for 1st Lt. William W.

Bancroft 25, of Indianapolis will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday in Northmin-ster Presbyterian Church. He died Nov. 13 in Southeast Asia. He was killed when his aircraft crashed after being hit by enemy ground fire while on a photo-reconnaissance mission.

He was an Air Force navigator. He was graduated from North Central High School and Purdue University. Lt. Bancroft was an Eagle Scout, and was a member of the Civil Air Patrol, and a member of Sigma Pi Fraternity. Survivors include the widow, Mrs.

Sally Jo Bancroft; a son, William W. Bancroft III; the parents, Mr. and Mrs. William W. Bancroft Sr.

of Indianapolis; grandparents, Mrs. Mary Bancroft, and Mr. and Mrs. A. Caruso, and two sisters.

Marianne and Carol Bancroft, both at home. Mrs. M. R. Henderson Services Due Monday Services for Mrs.

Alice V. Henderson, 47, 3455 Guilford Avenue, will be held at 10 a.m. Monday in Fort Benjamin Harrison Chapel 1. Burial will be in Fort Custer Cemetery, Battle Creek, Mich. She died Thursday in Winona Memorial Hospital.

The husband, Marshall R. Henderson, a retired United States Air Force captain, is a teacher at Indianap olis Public School 101. Mrs Henderson was a member of Witherspoon United Presby terian Church. Survivors, be sides the husband, include a son, Robert I. Henderson of Albuquerque, N.M.

Mrs. Fred Newby Mrs. Margaret E. Newby, 70, 4840 North High School Road, died yesterday in Meth odist Hospital. She was a member of Glendale Seventh- Day Adventist Church.

Serv ices will be held at 1:30 p.m. Monday in Aaron-Ruben-Nel son Meridian Hills Mortuary, with burial in West Newton Cemetery. Survivors include the husband, Fred Newby. Mrs. Cora Bicknell Mrs.

Cora Jane Bicknell, 87, 1515 South Emerson Avenue, died yesterday in St. Francis Hospital. An Indianapolis resident 54 years, she was a member of the Palestine (III.) Christian Church. Services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Monday in Moore and Kirk Irvington Chapel, with burial in Wash ington Park East Cemetery.

Indiana Deaths Fortville Mrs. Kenne'h (Katie) Manship, 62. Fountaintown Ira S. Foster, 59. Bedford Mrs.

Dorothy Jane O'Brien, 50. Iluntingburg Mrs. Lydia Steinkamp, 84. Jamestown Robert E. Jones, 56.

Lafayette Mrs. Roselyn I. Goff, 65. Martinsville Theodore Blunk, 58. Veedersburg James E.

Lowell, 54. Deaths Around World HERBERT L. BARNET, 61, former chairman of Poosl Colt Company. York Y. ARTHUR HOSKINO, 75.

former editor of the Artists Year Book at chlcaoo end editor of Oullno Maoailnt tl New York, at New Rochelle. Y. MRS. ANTOINB MNAY, wife Of the former Frtnrh premier and forrian mm. liter, at Saint Chnnnond, France JOHN I WOOD, 56, retired head bask-Mball coach al Wesleyen University for 31 years at Mlddlelown.

Conn. SISTER FREDERICA. 73, who founded the Slsti-rs ot Social Service of Los Annates, at Los Angeles. Calif. iNortn college Avenue, was charged with exhibiting an obscene motion picture.

The arrests were made on warrants issued by Judge Valan S. Boring of Municipal Court, Room 4. Between 25 and 30 patrons' were watching the film when the vice squad arrived. The ordinance was approved by the City-County Council Oct. 5, primarily as a means stopping presentation of the controversial stage musical, "Hair." But "Hair" was presented without interference and sup-' porters of the ordinance conceded the main thrust of the ordinance would be to halt obscene films.

Those arrested last night were slated to appear today in Municipal Court, Room 10. To llvifui lis Annual Drive The annual "Fill-the-BelP drive to raise money for needy families, sponsored by the' Indianapolis Fire Department, will begin at 9 a.m. today at the Washington Street side of the L.S. Ayres Company department store and run until Dec. 24 The program run by off-duty firemen, has netted more than $14,000 since it began in This year two new "mini-bells" will be manned, one on the mall in front of the Wm.

H. Block Company at Lafayette Square and the other on the mall at the Eastgate Shopping Plaza. Helping with co-ordinate fund drives are Cub Scout Packs 95 and 419, Voyager 1000 Inc. and the Indianapolis Fire Buffs. Install Time Clock Santiago.

Chile (AP) Em-p'oves at "La Moneda," the Chilean equivalent of the White House, now must punch a time clock. The only exceptions are President Salvador Allende, the interior minister, the for-cum nvnister and the Cabinet secretary..