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1 May 27, 1950 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS Page 7 UNCLE WIGGILY WIRE-1430 M. NBO :00 :15 Jordan Music 4:30 DePauw Constant U. :45 Invader Close Ups :00 Music Sen. Billboard 5 5:30 :45 Music by Capehart Jagger News--Sports :00 6 :15 Music- News Saturday Music 1:80 Music Box :45 News :00 Dimension Dimension :30 Or :45 Or Consequence Consequence :00 Hit Parade :15 Hit Parade 8 :45 :30 Dennis Day Dennis Day :00 Judy Canova 9:30 Judy Grand Ole Canova Opry :45 Grand Ole Opry :00 News :15 Dick Haymes 10: :45 :30 Dancing Party Dancing Party :00 :15 News-Sportsman Morton Downey :30 NBC Orchestra :45 NBC Orchestra SUNDAY WIRE-1430 A.M. NBO :00 :30 String Quartet :45 String Quartet :00 World News :15 Wally's Funnies 8 :45 :30 Wall's Funnies Wally's Funnies :00 Catholic Hour :15 Catholic Hour 9 :30 Eternal Light :45 Eternal Light :00 Starch Time :15 Indiana U.

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Cooley, Air Force veteran of World War II, will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Tolin Funeral Home. Burial will be in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. Mr.

Cooley, 39, 2165 Madison died Thursday morning at Veterans Administration Hospital, Cold Springs Road. He had worked as a contractor with his father, John S. Cooley, the last three years. A resident of this city 35 years, Mr. Cooley formerly operated a service station at Shelby and Nelson Streets for eight years.

Mrs. Lena Lyzott Services for Mrs. Lena Lyzott, former Indianapolis resident, will be at 3 p.m. Monday at the G. H.

Herrmann Funeral Home. Burial will follow in Crown Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Lyzott, 69, died Thursday in the Phoenix (Ariz.) home of her daughter, Mrs. H.

H. Wessel. She was a member of the Pleasant Run Boulevard Evangelical and Reformed Church and the Ladies' Aid Society of the church. Also surviving are A son. Elmer F.

Lyzott, Phoenix; two sisters, Mrs. Anna and Mrs. Rose Anderson, both of Indianapolis, two brothers, Fred Wissel, Duvall, and Phillip Wissel, North Vernon, and three grandchildren. Mrs. Alma Davis Funeral services will be held in Noblesville for Mrs.

Alma Madana Davis, 54, 2611 N. Illinois St. Time has not been set. Mrs. Davis died last night at her home after a two-year illness.

A native of Clinton County, she lived in Indianapolis four years. She was a member of Boxley Methodist, Church. Survivors the husband, Carey H. Davis; two sons, Clarence Davis, Marion, and Leon Davis, Indianapolis; three daughters, Mrs. Esther Shook and Mrs.

Frances Bentley, both of Noblesville, and Mrs. Betty Deckert, Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Goldie Miller, Noblesville; a brother, Alva N. Wells, Noblesville, 11 grandchildren. Mrs.

Rosetta Blackburn Mrs. Rosetta Bell Reed Blackburn, 84, died this morning at her home, 41 N. Chester St. A native of Clinton County, she had lived here 46 years. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.

Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Grace Denwood, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Cloyce Bowers, Gary; three Norvy C. and Russie M.

Blackburn, Miami, and George K. Blackburn, Indianapolis; 14 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren. Miss Esther Spencer Funeral services for Miss Esther E. Spencer, 940 Middle Woodruff Place, will be at 10:30 a.m. Monday in Hisey Titus Mortuary.

Burial will be in Washington Park Cemetery. Miss Spencer, who was a nurse many years at Norways Sanatorium, died yesterday after an illness of five months. She was A member of the Indiana Practical Nurses' Association and of the Christian Church. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. L.

C. Litten. Clara Pickle Services for Clara Pickle, 91, will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Oaklandon, where she was born and where she lived all her life. She celebrated her birthday May 8.

She died Thursday. Survivors include a sister, Mrs. Grace White, of Indianapolis. Aerial Shock Kills 2 FAIRBORN, May 27 (UP) -James Ryan, 29, touched 3 power line with the end of a steel 'pole he was putting into place for a television aerial and was killed last night. His wife Lois, 27, tried to pull her husband free and also was killed.

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E. Burdette Backus Speaks on "The Memorial of Virtue" 11 A.M. AT THE CHURCH I a Civic Religious Center Circumference "HEROES OF With PEACE" ALL SOULS UNITARIAN CHURCH 1453 N. Alabama St. Congressman John Lesinski Dies in Sleep He was in the Air Force years.

Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Marjorie Cooley; his parents, Mr. and John S. Cooley; A sister, Mrs. Othel Morris, and a half-brother, Roger Cooley, all of Indianapolis.

Henry J. Theil Funeral Monday Funeral services for Henry J. Theil, 66, 4906 Hardigan will be at 1:30 p.m. Monday at J. C.

Wilson Chapel of the Chimes. Burial will follow in Crown Cemetery, Mr. Theil died last night after seven months' illness. A native and life resident of Indianapolis, he had been a clerk for the Mitchel Scott Machine Co. 10 years.

Previously he had been employed by the Century Biscuit Co. 36 years. Mr. Theil was a member of Second Evangelical United Brethren Church. Surviving are the widow, Caroline Theil: two sons, Albert and Russell Theil, Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs.

Huldine Trimpe, Indianapolis, and five grandchildren. Mrs. Georgie Eyster Funeral services will be at her home at 3 p.m. Monday for Mrs. Georgie M.

Eyster, 62. Burial will follow in Floral Park Cemetery, Mrs. Eyster died last night at the home, 852 River Ave. A native Chicago, she lived here 44 years. She was a member of River Avenue Baptist Church.

Surivors include the husband, Elmer E. Eyster; three daughters, Mrs. Lois Middleton, Mrs. Georgie Oakes and Mrs. Mary Burnett, all Indianapolis; three sons, Charles, Glen and Melvin Eyster, Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs.

Jennie Ellickson, Chicago; 11 grandchildren and three great -grandchildren. Mrs. Ida Lathe Mrs. Ida Lathe, 80, will be buried Monday in Crown Cemetery. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m.

in Flanner Buchanan Mortuary. Mrs. Lathe died yesterday at the home of her sister, Miss Adele Storck, 1463 Colorado Ave. Born at Odell, Mrs. Lathe had lived in Indianapolis 10 years.

Before coming to Indianapolis she was active at Odell in church work and in musical circles. She was the contralto in a church quartet and two of her three children were graduates the American Conservatory of Music at Chicago. She was a member of the Congregational Church. Survivors, besides the sister, are two of her children, Mrs. Everett Fisher, Chicago, and Howard Lathe, Medina, N.

a brother, Fred H. Storck, Kokomo, and another sister, Miss Bertha Storck, Indianapolis. Mrs. Rutha McGuire Services for Mrs. Rutha J.

McGuire, 89, will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home. Burial will follow in Fairfield Cemetery, Camby.

Mrs. McGuire, who had been ill several months, died yesterday at her home, 601 Cottage Ave. A life resident of this city, she was a member of the University Heights Evangelical United Brethren Church. Surviving are two brothers, Robert Haverstick, Maywood, and Charles Haverstick, Comiskey; a daughter, Mrs. Edythe Copeland, Indianapolis; four grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren.

FENCE HOOSIER FENCE co. FENCE AND IRON RAILING Visit Our Display Call TA. 2434 01701 E. 38th 4 "CAVALCADE OF STARS" SENSATIONAL TV SHOW TONIGHT 8:00 to 9:00 P.M. 4 WFBM-TY Channel 6 STARRING THAT GREAT JESTER JERRY LESTER AND OTHERS Hooks IN ASSOCIATION WITH DRUG STORE TELEVISION PRODUCTIONS Jackie Bow-wow, Sammie and Susie Littletail, Ha-ha, the cat with the laughing eyes, and Slippo, the squirrel trombone player, started off for the swamp where the Wonderful Marvelous Magical Circus was stuck in the muflave you thought of a way to get the circus out?" Slippo asked Uncle Wiggily, "So we can entertain the children in the towns around the Orange Ice Mountain?" "I have an idea," Uncle Wiggily declared, his nose twinkle and twiddle, making, meaning he was thinking about as as anyone can possibly think.

"It may work, and it may not." "What is it?" Ha-ha the cat asked eagerly, "I'll tell you when we get there. have to do a little more thinking about it," Uncle gily said. On and on went, with Jackie limping because of they, his sore foot. And pretty soon they saw the circus. It was a sight, I can tell you.

The beautiful circus wagons, where the performers ate and slept, which were painted white with big yellow and orange stripes and stuck with gold tops, were so deeply in the mud that you couldn't even see the wheels of the wagons. And all around the wagons stood the animal performers the horses, the giraffs, the monkies, the squirrels, the performing dogs, the acrobatic pigs, the tight-rope-walking kittens, and Ha-ha-s mother and father -the cats who stood on their front paws. And they all looked disconsolate, which is a big word meaning sad. "My!" exclaimed Uncle Wiggily. "That circus is stuck, all right! It's about the stuckest circus that I ever saw stuck." Just then Womarmag the Hippo, who was manager of the circus, saw Uncle Wiggily and the others and waddled over to speak to them.

"Hello," he said in a deep voice and jolly big mouth. "Hello, Slippo! I see you brought some friends with you. "Yes, and I'm here, too!" Haha called out. "You? Who are you?" asked the hippo, because he didn't recognize with the baseball a cap on. But Ha-ha took off the baseball cap, hippo looked into his eyes and began to laugh: "Har-umph! Har-umph!" which is the way hippos, laugh, and then he recognized the cat fast enough.

Ha-ha put the cap back on SO Womarmag could stop laughing. At that moment Ha-ha's mother and father saw their cat, and they ran over and gave him some big hugs, and Mr. Standpaw, Ha-ha's daddy, gave him such a big hug that his cap fell off, and everyone started to laugh all together, and Ha-ha had to put his cap back on quickly, because Uncle Wiggily wanted to tell about his idea for getting the circus out of the mud. HAT CLEANING SERVICE Steele RIGHT AWAY REBUILDER SHOE 7 N. PENN.

13 N. MER. "First we must tie grapevine ropes, strong ones, to the wagons," Uncle Wiggily said. "Then everyone must take hold of the vines but don't pull until I tell you to!" Womarmag said he wasn't sure that, would work, because they tried it. before, but the animals did it anyhow.

And as soon as all the wagons were harnessed to the grapevines, and all the animals held the other ends of the vines, Uncle Wiggily called to Ha-ha: "Now, Ha-ha, you come out here in front, where everyone can see you, and when I say you take your cap off, and when I say you put it on again. All ready?" Ha-ha got out in front, and all the animals were ready with the vines in their paws. Uncle Wiggily yelled: "Off!" and Haha yanked his cap off. laughed all the animals, and as they laughed they gave a big pull on the vines, and the wagons moved. "On!" the rabbit cried, and Ha-ha put the cap back on.

yelled Uncle Wiggily, and the cap came off and animals went "Ho!" and the wagons moved some more. They all out mud--and the kept it up auntie the wagons were animals were laughing all over the placest then a black cloud was seen in the sky. "That's wind cloud!" the hippo shouted. "It'll blow the circus a away! What will do?" And what they did I'll tell you in the next story, if the screen doesn't slam five times wake up the sleeping door, watch dog on the mat. Crash Witness Concluded From Page McIntire had complained he wanted.

to get it over with. After the trial, McIntire talked to a News reporter about case, complaining because the doctor was allowed to testify. At that time, however, he did not protest about not being permitted to testify himself. McIntire says he will not agree to a property damage settlement until the birth of their child proves that his wife suffered no injury. Irvington Memorial VFW Service to Irvington Postna Veterans of Foreign Wars, the Ladies Auxiliary will be host at the Memorial Service Sunday to be held with the 101 Men's Bible Class of the Broadway Baptist Church.

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Nite GY. 2627 By the United Press DETROIT, May 27 Representative John A. Lesinski one of labor's most consisten supporters, died of a heart attack in his sleep early today in his suburban Dearborn home, He was 65. Lesinski's third wife Estelle, 40, found the Congressman dead in his bed soon after calling a neighborhood physician when he complained of "breathing trouble." Lesinski's first wife died in 1919 and his second wife died in 1937. Chairman of the important House Education and Labor Committee, Lesinski, earlier this month, had feuded with Representative Andrew Jacobs Ind.) over the right of Jacobs' subcommittee to subpoena John L.

Lewis in an investigation into Lewis's activities in the United Mine Workers coal strike. Last year, he became involved in an angry row with his ranking Democratic colleague, Representative Graham A. Barden (N. over the question of whether Roman Catholic parochial and other private schools should receive any federal assistance under the' proposed aid to education bill. Lesinski was a Catholic.

Barden, chairman of the subcommittee considering the legislation, opposed aid to private schools. His dispute, with Lesinski became national issue when Francis Cardinal Spellman, of New York, assailed Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt for supporting Barden. Barden will succeed Lesinskt as Labor Committee chairman. Because STAR- Quick- -Action WANT ADS get results right away, the actual cost of your ad 18 less.

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