Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 12

DEATHS LEGAL NOTICE of LEGAL NOTICE At SollerBaker you will find our funerals dignified with good taste and in keeping with any price range nc 103 4th St Camera Shop a Buy Your Season's Needs Now! 3 DAY WEEK END 35a Value Men's coming up or SLEEP COOL TONIGHT cunera 2 7302 or Additional Information COOL for summer comfort 7 great features twin travel beds installation PAY AS LITTLE AS $1000 PER MONTH Phone 2 3021 or 2 3022 MIDWEST BROKERAGE SEE of no as for IMMEDIATE A resident of Lafayette since 1924 he moved there from Round Grove township in White county where he farmed and was for 10 a single not fully of inest Photo Supply Local inance CORPORATION 405 Columbia St Phone 2 7954 Lafayette Indiana of addi cases lna Long Wearing Rayon Gabardines Skillfully Tailored or Extra it i Roomy Comfort Processed to Resist Wrinkles Hold a Press! STOP IN AND SEE OUR WIDE SELECTION Pact To Eradicate 1 ish oe WASHINGTON A treaty olkrrint UNERAL HOME 1O3l4tttfL2 2633 26254 PLENTY OR WASH DAY Household washers are in four fifths of the American homes to day Great features you find only with American Motors are zooming Hudson popularity safety features like Double Strength Single Unit car construction that's twice as rigid twice as strong twice as safe CASH LOANS AUTO INANCE Church Crusade ATLANTIC CITY (UP) The American Baptist conven tion plans to line up alongside its historic rival the Southern Bap tist convention In a joint five year crusade to America for Christ" The crusade to begin in 1959 would be carried on by some 9 500000 members and possibly will be joined by an additional 7 million Negro members The imminent joining of forces came in a momentous decision by the American Baptists at the close of their convention late Tuesday The committee also authorized an increase from $6600 to $8100 in the annual salary of Alfred Sasser superintendent of Musca tatuck state school Estate to Voters ELIZABETHTOWN Ky (AP) ife remembered in his will the people who kept him in office 40 years His estate valued at more than $250000 will go to Hardin coun ty where he served as judge magistrate sheriff and deputy sheriff I The will stipulates that income rrom tne estate should go for road building construction of an air port a county jail or courthouse Sentence Moss Killer SEOUL Korea (UP) Yoo Hae Jin a former police officer in the tiny village of Slnchang was sentenced Wednesday to a 15 ycar prison term for slaughter ing 114 village residents Yoo 34 was arrested last Jan uary for machinegunning the vil lagers as collabora tors" in 1950 and 1951 He ad mitted the charges Roofing Insulating Co 13 3rd St Lafayette Palmore Mr wniiam may call after Wednesday Auner naxer runarai nnm wi Ices will ba hald at 1:30 Thurs day Rev John Hoadley offlclatlnc burial in Rest Haven Memorial park Kight rrandchlldren and one great grandchild are among furvlvora HIPPENSTEEL flg UNERAL HOME Tht ollowing tmrrtlt Hut Bttn Scbtiulth ADOLPH REDRICK KLUTH personnel with whom he was do ing business on government con tracts in 1952 and 1953 DIARY IN ARABIC Levy a native of Lebanon consulted a diary in Arabic script in which he said he kept a rec ord of such disbursements' from his firm Bonita Originals Inc of New York The subcommittee seeks to establish whether any or all of that sum reached the government people Levy said he expected would get It from Marvin Rubin whom he had hired to get busi ness for him our programs are flexible enough so that we can step up our production on specific items at any time it is determined nec essary to meet any threat to our In answer to a question about mass production of the new 52 long range heavy jet bomber made by Boeing Airplane com pany Lewis said both the Seat tle and Wichita plants of the com pany are Referring to the aerial dem onstration over Moscow the incident which touched off the new debate a reporter asked if the United States was going to push production in view of the new jet fighters and bombers in numbers seen there by US ob servers Wilson replied that made no difference that plane production is being pushed anyway AND CAMERAS! with Cutter i vaccine He said there was "strong presumptive evidence that there was a cause and ef fect relationship between the cases of paralytic poliomyelitis and the two lots of Cutter vac cine out of the nine released" TESTS NOT OVER However he said tests of the Cutter vaccine "continue in prog ress We have Koda color ilm for roll film cameras Kodachrome ilm for miniature cam eras Get yours here now TIROL ILLETTE riend may call at McGuire funeral home ow After 7 pm Hu turtle Roxgrv serv ice there at A pm Runday uneral rnasa At 5:30 am Monday In Barred Heart Catholic church ather Rlv officiating Burial tn Sacred Heart cemetery UNERAL HOME URLGROGtRS KlNNETH UMYtMS OR JI LSI HUGH IS 9HCOIUMRASI AT IO4 PHONE 2 2528 LAAYETTE BROKERAGE SACRIICE! $698 Men's "amous Make" Dress Wis i wdfrto NOTH Tn ALL vfrsonr INTEHEHTED IN THE ESTATE HENRY HANNAOAN In the Tlpiiecenoe Circuit Court of Tlnnecanoe County Anrll Term 1955 In the matter of the Eatate of HENRY HANNAOAN deceaaoit Notice I hereby elven that JOHN ITZSIMMONS Sr an Executor of the above named estate has presented and filed his final account In final set tlement of said estate and that the same will come up tor the examina tion and action of said Tippecanoe Cir cuit Court on the 14th day ot June 1955 at which time all persons Inter ested In said estate are required to ap pear In said court and show cause If any there be why said account should not bo annroved And the heirs of said decedent and all others Interested are also required to annear and make proof of their helrshln or claim to anv part of said estate JOHN ITZSIMMONS JR Personal Representative VAUGHAN 4 VAUGHAN Attorneys for Personal Representative and Estate 525 871 8 tneraH 1865 Mundt Continued from Page 1 mltted lying under oath was Jo seph Porreca of Clifton a former chief inspector for the Army He denied but later admitted receiving gifts from a man associated with the same firm The subcommittee called more witnesses Wednesday to explore more fully into testimony by a Brooklyn manufacturer Leon Levy that he provided $669994 to finance cash payoffs and gifts to uniformed and civilian Army No B3M NOTICE State ot Indiana Tippecanoe County ln Tippecanoe Circuit Court To the April Term 19 '5 Petition of WESLEY PERSHING to chanxe name Notice Is hereby riven that I have applied to the Tippecanoe Circuit Court In said County and State to have my name changed from Weslev Pershins to that of Jay Weslev Pershins and that said petition and application will be presented to and heard by said court on the 13th day of September 1955 Dated thia 9th day of Mar 1955 511 11 25 J' WESLEY PERSHING ESTATE NO 7064 AND RETURN YOUR exposed ROLLS TO US OR RLYEJLOPING AND PRINTING immediate survivors LEWIS MILLER CHALMERS Lewis Miller a retired farmer seven miles west of here died at 4:10 am Wednes day in St Elizabeth hospital La fayette where he had been a pa tient for six weeks He had been in failing health two years be coming seriously ill while spend ing the winter in lorida A native of White county he was a farmer until his retirement 10 years ago He was a member of Meadow Lake Presbyterian church Surviving with the widow Mrs Bertha (Wilson) Miller are two sisters Miss lorence Miller West Lafayette and Mrs Martha Reed Chalmers DELPHIS BROUILLETTE OWLER Delphis Brouillette 73 died in a hospital in Phoenix Ariz Tuesday He had been ill two months with a heart condi tion Born in Iroquois county Illinois is our un derstanding that this is an in terim statement and not a final report The final determination of it is yet to be made by the Public Health All Cutter vaccine has been kept out of use for nearly a montn pending the outcome these tests SOME CASES EXPECTED In an apparent general refer ence to the possibility tional post inoculation Scheclc said: the extent that injection of vaccine is effective a few vaccinated chil dren may be expected to de velop paralytic poliomyelitis as some did in the 1954 field trial period" JUNE 30 IS About 6 million youngsters al ready have received first shots in a three shot scries Basil president of the Na tional oundation for Infan tile Paralysis said Tuesday the foundation pxnpct tn aHIa tn 'get enough vaccine to complete second shots for first and sec ond graders by June 30 The National Institutes ot Health releases The foundation is paying for the mass inoculation program Vaccine Continued from Page 1 likeTdoubleVafetyz boost Hudson sales 136 GERANIUMS BEDDING PLANTS McKinneys greenhouse 1700 1 7th I block North of Greenbush Sheppard Due Ruling in Month CLEVELAND (INS) The three judge Cuyahoga County i Court of Appeals went behind i closed doors Wednesday to study Dr Sam second de gree murder conviction appeal The tribunal is expected to take at least a month to weigh the pro and cons of the appeal court may return a de cision shortly before or after the first anniversary of the death of Dr wife Marilyn last JU1J Judges Lee Skeel Julius Kovachy and Joy Seth Hurd who usually close up shop for vaca tion July 1 15 have put aside other court business to devote almost alk their time to the Sheppard appeal They have before them a 366 page defense brief a similarly long answer by the state 12 volumes of trial testimony and a myriad of photographs news paper clippings and other ex hibits Still to be filed are defense and state briefs on an additional appeal of a denial by Common Pleas Judge Edward Blythln on a new trial for Dr Sam on a basis of newly found evidence uncovered by West Coast crime sleuth Doctor Paul Kirk of Cali fornia In a meeting of the judges counsel for the defendant and prosecutors following the end of oral arguments Tuesday it was set forth that the defense would file Its brief May 31 with the state to answer June 7 The court will rule on a regu lar appeal and supplementary is sue as one decision or CAMERAS $295 UP CAMERAS $3750 up BERRY'S Camera Shop erry at 4th Street Phone 2 4820 from Post HUDSON HORNETS WASPS RAMBLERS MOST BEAUTIUL PERORMERS THEM ALL! Anklets Long wearing cotton gr combinations Argyles yr Cable Stitched Mt I ar terns Reinforced toe Heel Lastcx tops! Air Continued from Page 1 the ability of the Soviet Union to produce all types of armament including the atomic bomb the hydrogen bomb and the intercon tinental He added that we make a great effort for all out production of jets of all kinds both quantitatively and qualitatively our country can be in grave RUSH OUTPUT SEEN Jackson told newsmen the United States could fall behind in the air power race unless it starts' "crash (rush) programs in some items" To surpass Russia he said "will take much greater pro 1 duction schedules than now pro vided At the Pentagon there also was marrinj talk about the ability but not nec xa ouiw irr Qiuciaunjr uurini in rl '4 11 Mary cemetery Nephew and nieces Delia Budreau in 1907 She died iesSRrly the present Intention to Ho wn a step up aircraic proauction it nec Sacred Heart Catholic church at essary EXPANSION POSSIBLE Wilson said in a formal statc and that makes Hudson a better trade in comfort features like Twin Travel Beds a single bed for VfJr travel twin beds for nighttime stopover and Product of others that make Hudson the car to see today! American Moton WITH A MITCHELL ROOM AIR CONDITIONER In an earlier statement Scheele uu uaava UL paralytic 3:40 a Wednesday in St Eliza polio as having occurred among 10 1054 bv nfflHal of ZTr enuaren injcczea LZ nine ago ana wai safety precautions BERT HOLLADAY well as the material exccnt wipniK soutn Salisbury street west La ousiy usea sea lamoreva in the Great Tetra a r1 7 lairitc xawicr ui luuju in AH AAPHa tiuviuiia LUiiimi lltt Ct $41 vv vU 1A ned Pbeth hospital 4 zw aiiunv 44144V uai anu waa Canada muat taken to the hospital at that time MHflful la a 4 4llJ a twwuicu ujr a Lwwuirus vote of the Senate to become effec tive Lampreys have virtually de LaHe Huron and Wn knd now are moving into Lake Su or tho ast 2 perior They are el like crea TP UntH attach thrmaiva retirement in 1946 he was a fish drill a hole through the Public Setwice Companyress And in Berkeley Calif scales with needle sharp teeth and Ind'na He was born in Round the Cutter laboratories put out a suck out the body juices waaua "tatement saying is our un fiAr a PpAshvtArian rhnrnh I ji unux aeaa or at least com mercially unusable Under the treaty it is esti mated the United States will pay at years to support a Great Holladay of the Lafayette1 Iona rfrw nnj ah4 a ltw a lamprey eradication program and build up stocks of commer cially desirable fish THE JOURNAL AND COURIER LAAYETTE INDi MILLER Mr rtenfl may call i lnolS! At Murphy funeral home after 2 pm attended schools in Illinois and Thunday Hervlcee In St Mury cathe moved in 1919 to Benton COUnty a i i a i ju in ruia xixirr xm ii a a A Schw ler officlatlnr: burial in Kt llvnere ne farmed 1 are the only survivor Rmry iterv ln 1951 Ice In funeral home at 7 nm Thun uay ICl Surviving are two sons Arlnlvh iiion nr hr rv jOf Phoenix Ariz whom he had ment on USSR air power been wnn and Ira of owler and that "our programs are flexible a oiaivr rura Aiary xsuareau or owier The body will be sent to owler Wednesday Evening May 25 1955 State Allots Continued from Page 1 lerville $60000 for laundry reno vation Madison state hospital $24800 to remodel bakery replace coal handling equipment State Soldiers and Sailors Chil drens home Knightstown $6044 to recondition powerhouse en gines Insulate heat pipes com plete electricity distribution sys tem Wayne state school $6050 for chimney repairs hot water generator grain storage New Castle state school $3776 for quarters floors com plete repair to home II LOWE 52 Bypass Lafayette Indiana MRS BERTIE 51 PAL3IORE BERT HOLLADAY Driver Loses Life RICHMOND Ind (INS) uneral arrangements were made Wednesday for Ned Hag gard 36 of Richmond who died when his automobile went out of control and struck a bridge abut ment one mile south of Penn ville on a rural road Tuesday UNERAL NOTICES 1 oer oi tne resoytenan enuren at' Meadow Lake In 1896 he married Alma 'Henry She survives with the son about $750000 a year for three Dr Holladay a brother Capt I ishery commission to carry out department and a sister jiAArs nuwri'nce rarreu oi west Lafayette WILLIAM I KUHN William Kuhn 65 of Colum bus died at 6 Tuesday 10 hours after he was admitted to St Elizabeth hospital He suf fered a cerebral hemorrhage in the owler hotel where he was registered Monday His wife and son arrived here shortly after his death The body was sent to Co lumbus MRS ROSE MILLER Mrs Rose (Kelly) Miller 102 Asher street died at 6 Tues day in St Elizabeth hospital where she had been a patient since March 1 She had been ill five months Born in Lafayette she was a life resident here and formerly tl MM i ti 1 rt 4 04 a 4 wmi niv en al Seller Raker funeral home Tter hosPltal She waa a member 4 pm Thnrsjav service there at io St Mary cathedral There are rn Vv e4 a lev a vat Uli nr rvt Huriii oiiiritin rturiai urand A I wnetarv Anions aurvlvara ar thre wandchlldraD Janie Tommie and Dennie Holladay of Lafayette KESTNR Bernard riends mav rail at Murphy funeral home after 7 Wednesday Services in 8t Boni face Catholic church at 9 a riday Rev Bernard Gerhua nfflclatlnr: burial In Ht Boniface cemetery Eagles serv Ivce at 7 30 pm and Moose service at pm Thursday KLUTH A riends may call after 3 Wednesday at Hln pnateel funeral home where services will be held at 2 Thursday Rev Kenneth Schueler offlclatlnr: Inter ment in air Haven remeterv Mul berry Two rrandchlldren and five jrreat icrandchlldrea are among sur vivors MILLER Lew la riends mav call et residence west of Chalmers after 7 nm Thursday Services In Meadow jKe rresoyterian church at 2:30 pm Saturday Rtv Herman Dirks Monti cello officiating: burial in Meadow ake cemetery oster funeral direc tors Wolcott Survivors Include three nephews rancis Miller Darien Conn HaroLI Reed Loreburn Canada and Hobart auber Indianapolis and three nieces Mrs Mabel Telfer Wol cott Mrs Lula Martin rankfort and Mrs Hazel Puits Lakeworth Low Bid I Continued from Page 1 the old span is considered to be too short allowing creek waters to flow over the road during heavy rains SHARE $28000 Construction cost of the Moot's creek bridge will be paid for jointly by the county and the reaerai government Half or ap proximately $28000 will be the county's snare Under the federal aid program the state takes bids for construction projects and counties supervise construction The Schutt Construction company of Indianapolis sub mitted the low bid of $126727 for construction of a new bridge over Indian creek about five and one half miles west of West I a fayette on Ind 26 Construction of this bridge will be paid for with state funds and the state highway department will super vise construction Blds opened at Indianapolis on four road and eight bridge proj ects totaling nearly $2880000 in cluded those for construction of a new span over Coal creek on Ind 25 in Montgomery county The Schutt company also submitted the low bid of $45182 on this project Ambulance Service Phone 2 6254 I I ASeautu 9 QQ hWlil Vw BM 'CLHer Oo A I fl OMSk'JI 1 1 I Bi Bl 4 I' 4' I few wsir TV ira i I 7W if IGb I Iw'H in it 4 Illi ll lAWWO a if 1TTJT K) WiWW WT a 'X A i BBiMBBaaBBBB 'M IK 2 I liREEEZ i 111 ill! 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