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1 January 19, 1957 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS Page 11 Disc Jockeys 'Chug' for March of Dimes By JACKIE Four of the city's disc jockeys went to Chicago this week to join a "rolling transcription" train. They were invited to tape recordings with leading celebrities on the train to plug the March of Dimes. Jerry Chapman went for WIRE, Bob Bolby for WISH, Easy Gwynn for WIBC, and Ann Wagner for WFBM. OTHER NEWS: AT WIBC: Indianapolis Forum will give a legislative report tomorrow at 9 p.m. with.

four members of the Legislature joining in the discussion Joan Evans will play recordings of Beethoven's Concerto in Op. 61 and "Don Juan" Richard Strauss on her Sunday Symphony tomorrow at 8 Indianapolis Today next week will cover "World Relief" nightly at 9:15. Easy Gwynn will head the shows Pupils from the Harry E. Wood School will appear on Young America Sings tomorrow at 6 while Tech pupils do the Junior Town Meeting program immediately following. AT WIRE: Our Community in 'Action will feature a digest of Governor Harold Handley's speech to the Legislature tomorrow at 1 p.m...

The NBC "Hotline" which extends to all NBC affiliates in the country, picked up the Claremont explosion this week The exchange concert with Lisbon played by the Indianapolis Symphony will be car- Escapee From Fascism Dies By Associated Press NEW YORK- Max Ausnit, 69, munitions manufacturer, who escaped from both the Nazis and the Communists in Romania is 1 dead here. He was a member of the Romanian Senate for three terms in the 1920s and 1930s and in recent years was chairman of the board of a Manhattan zipper company. Also dead: HOQUIAM, Wash. Johnson, 88, Republican representative in Congress from 1913-33, and former editor and publisher of the Grays Harbor Washingtonian. WASHINGTON-Mrs.

Clark Howell Woodward, 63, wife of Vice-Adm. Woodward. LONDON-Alfred Edgar Coppard, 79, poet and author of many short stories. SYRACUSE, N.Y.- William J. (Willy) McCarthy, 74, veteran stage, radio and television actor who retired five years ago.

LOS ANGELES-Carl Sawyer, 66, founder and vice-president of Stationers a printing and office equipment firm, and former major league baseball player. Coin Club Sets Wednesday Sale The Indianapolis Coin Club will hold its annual auction from 7:45 to 10 p.m. Wednesday in the Washington Hotel. The first section of the auction will offer 202 coins to the highest bidder. Mail bids on 388 other coins will be accepted through Thursday by Wilson E.

Pollard, 1214 N. New Jersey. Francis C. Keith is club president. Ira Wilson Services for Ira Wilson, 52, will be at 2 p.m.

Monday in King King Funeral Home, where friends may call after 11 a.m. tomorrow. Burial will be in Floral Park Cemetery. He died Thursday at his home, 911 E. 14th.

Born in Tennessee, Mr. Wilson had lived here 16 years and was a janitor for the Haag Drug Co. He was formerly a member of the 16th Street Baptist Church. Survivors are the widow, Goldie Wilson; two stepsons, John and Tom Yancey, Houston, and two brothers, Douglas and Joe Wilson, Danville, Ill. Miss Hazel Crouch Services for Miss Hazel Crouch, 24, 1421 E.

Terrace, will be at 10 a.m. Monday in Tolin Herr Memorial Chapel, with burial in New Crown Cemetery. She died of a rheumatic heart ailment yesterday in General Hospital. A life resident here, Miss Crouch was active in the Evangelistic Center on Shelby Street. Survivors are her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Rufus Crouch; three sisters, Betty Hedding, Martha McCaslin and Alma Kieninger, and four brothers, William, Paul, Edward and Harlan Crouch. SATURDAY RADIO PROGRAMS P.M. WIRE-1430 WFBM-1260 WIBC-1070 NBC CBS ABC :00 Monitor Hillbilly Metropolitan Juke Box 4:15 Heaven Opera Jambores :30 Harlin :45 Brothers :00 Bandstand Hillbilly Listening Dance Party :15 Heaven Post 5: :30 DePauw Music Mkrs. Here's to Vets :45 Background Sports Win Picker :00 Monitor Jazz Band News News :15 Sports Fox's Den 6 :30 News Bandstand Piece Syncopation Supper Club Ind.

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and WISHCBS: Basketball, Muncie Central vs. South Bend Central. TOMORROW P.M. :00 :15 :30 :45 :00 7 7:15 :30 :45 :00 8 :15 :30 :45 :00 9 :15 :30 :45 :00 10:38 :45 :00 :15 :30 :45 :00 12:3 :45 :00 1 :15 :30 :45 :00 2 :15 :30 :45 :00 3 :30 :15 Woolworth Hour, with Gisele MacKenzie, Nell Rankin, Bill Hayes and Ray McKinley. NBC: Monitor, with Robert Merrill, Bob and Ray, Lilo, Lena Horne aid the Hi Fi Four.

Sagalowsky Rites Here Flora May Kretsch Had Great Vitality By BESS Her youth on a farm unusual vitality and, until a her in 1953, she took an active affairs. In her younger days woman. Mrs. Kretsch's daughter Indianapolis attorney. Since heart ailment, Mrs.

Kretsch up a system of signals by know her mother was all daughter called, there was rushed home and found her 3249 Ruckle. Born in Daviess County, Mrs. Kretsch was the daughter of Haman Woodling, a state legislator and farmer. Her brother, the late Edgar Woodling, was a Spanish-American War veteran. She had lived here 56 years.

Mrs. Kretsch's chief diversion was handwork, but crippling effects of arthritis which struck her several years ago robbed her of that pleasure. An active worker in Republican politics, Mrs. Kretsch was Robbins Funeral to Be Monday Services for Oliver J. Robbins, 61, retired city fireman, will be at 3 p.m.

Monday in Moore Kirk Northeast Chapel, with burial in Rest Haven Memorial Cemetery. He died yesterday in Veterans Ad ministration Hospital on West 10th. His home was at 3062 N. Euclid. life resident here, Mr.

Robbins joined the Fire Department in June, 1921 and retired in March, 1944 because of impaired health. He served most of his career at Station 13. Mr. Robbins was a member of St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church, Veritas Masonic Lodge, and the Indiana Firemen's Association.

Survivors are the widow, Cleo Robbins, and a brother, Frank L. Robbins. Miles Burial in Holy Cross William G. Miles, 46, 4510 Gadsden, will be buried in Holy Cross Cemetery, after services at 8:30 a.m. Monday in the George W.

Usher Mortuary and at 9 a.m. in St. Ann's Catholic Church. He was killed Thursday by falling coal at the Republic Creosoting Co. Born at Washington, Mr.

Miles had lived here 20 years. He had worked for the lic Company 10 years and was a veteran of World War I. Mr. Miles was a member of St. Ann's Church.

Survivors are the widow, Anna Mae Miles; three sons, Samuel L. and Frederick, Miles, Indianapolis; six sisters, Ann Patterson, Matilda Wildridge and Lorene Cannon, Washington; Teresa Crowley, Detroit, Rose Blythe, in Florida, and Helen Williams, Evansville, and a brother, Martin Miles, East St. Louis, Ill. Nellie Reinking Services for Nellie Reinking, 72, will be at 1:30 p.m. Monday in Shirley Brothers Central Chapel, with burial in Concordia Cemetery, She died yesterday in her home, 1702 E.

75th. Born in Ohio, Mrs. Reinking had lived here more than 50 years. She was a member of Nettie Ransford Chapter, ern Star, 25 years. She was devoted to her three grandchildren, Charles, Rebekah and Nathan Reinking.

Other survivors are two sons, Arthur P. and Dr. Arrell C. Reinking; four sisters, Lois Bell, Winifred and Lillie Lancaster, and Edna Bell. wfbm 9:30 a.m.

Sunday the rev jack mendelsohn minister, speaks on RELIGION FOR AGNOSTICS 11 a.m. at the Church "Why The Youth Of Hungary Rose" Church School, 10:30 to 12 Noon all souls unitarian church 1453 N. Alabama ME 4-7094 Ella Haldeman, 83, Life Resident of City, Heart Victim WATSON gave Flora May Kretsch, 77, serious heart attack struck part in church and lodge she was an expert horse- is Miss Madge W. Kretsch, she had been suffering a and her daughter had rigged telephone to let the daughter right. Yesterday when her no answer.

Miss Kretsch mother dead in their home, a member of the Fourth Ward Women's Republican Club. She was a past queen of Koran Temple, Daughters of the Nile, and past noble grand of Ellen Rebekah Lodge. Also, she was a member of Naomi Chapter of Eastern Star and the Woman's Society of Christian Service and the Service Sunday School class of her church, Broadway Methodist. She was past president of the former Ladies Aid Society of her church and was active in the group's quilting for benefit of the church. She was past guardian of Bethel 4, International Order of Job's Daughters.

Mrs. Kretsch's husband, Cass Kretsch, Indianapolis pharmacist, died in 1930. Services will be at 1 p.m. Monday in Flanner Buchanan Fall Creek Mortuary, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. Besides the daughter, a brother, Frank Woodling, St.

Louis County, Missouri, survives. Gerber Burial in Crown Hill Services for William W. Gerber, 88, directed by Tolin Herr Memorial Chapel, will be at 2 p.m. Monday in the home of a daughter, Helen Baker, 1418 Hoefgen, where he died Thursday. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery.

Born at Atlanta, Mr. Gerber had lived here 65 years. He was a retired employee of the old Atlas engine works and a member of the Lutheran besides Mrs. Baker, are other daughters, Anna Fesler and Mary Woempner, 10 grandchildren and 32 great-grandchildren. Carrie Nation, 76, to Be Buried in Johnson County Carrie J.

Nation, 76, was often the target for teasing because her married name was the same as that of the onetime Prohibitionist of ax-wielding fame. A resident of 1622 E. Raymond, she died Thursday in a nursing home. Born in Johnson County, Mrs. Nation lived here since 1913.

Her husband, Allen Nation, a teamster, died in 1912, and, because she was determined to keep her family together, she set out to -make her own way. She did odd jobs and worked for a time at VanCamp Packing Co. Mrs. Nation was a member of the Methodist Church. Services will be at 1:30 Monday in Cecil R.

Hurt Shefield Chapel, with burial in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Johnson County. Survivors are a daughter, Hazel B. Scaggs; four sons, Virgil, Cecil, Roy and William A. Nation; a sister, Cordia Dillow, and two grandchildren.

Frank Ulrey Frank (Shorty) Ulrey, 77, 416 W. Washington, will be buried in Holy Cross Cemetery after services at 8:30 a.m. Monday in the Grinsteiner Funeral Home and at 9 a.m. in St. John's Catholic General Church.

Hos- died Thursday in pital. A life resident here, Mr. Ulrey was a fruit and vegetable salesman on South Side market. He was a member of St. John's Church.

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sky, 82, former scrap Services for Louis Sagalow. dealer, will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Aaron Funeral Home, with burial in Beth-El Zedeck Cemetery. He died yesterday in his home, 4021 Washington Blvd. Born in Lithdania, Mr.

a a owsky came here at the age of 13. When he retired 20 years ago, he owned and operated the Louis Sagalowsky Scrap Metal 627 W. Washington. Mr. Sagalowsky was one of the founders of Beth-El Zedeck Congregation and the Jewish Educational Association of Indianapolis.

An early member of Shara Tefilla Congregation, he was on the building committee for the construction of the present temple. He was also a member also of the Zionist Organization, B'nai B'rith, the Borinstein Home for the Aged and Monument Masonic Lodge. Survivors are the widow, May Sagalowsky, and a brother, Sam Sagal, Beverly Hills, Cal. Ella May Haldeman, 83, was found dead of a heart attack yesterday in her home at 5020 W. 16th, where she had lived six years.

A life resident of Indianapolis, Mrs. Haldeman formerly lived 55 years at 1606 Rembrandt. Her husband, William Park Haldeman, a city fireman, died in 1922. Busy fingers were the rule for Mrs. Haldeman.

She was constantly crocheting attractive articles for gifts. Mrs. Haldeman was a member of Union Congregational Church, Queen Esther Chapter of Eastern Star and the Woman's Auxiliary of the Fire Department. Services will be at 1 p.m. Monday in Conkle West 16th Street Funeral Home, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery.

A daughter and two sons are deceased. They were Ruth Haldeman, who died nine years ago; Charles Haldeman, who died four years ago, and Otto (Bud) Haldeman, who died in 1937. A sister, Carrie Barnes, died a month ago. Survivors are three daughters, Blanche Copenhaver, Mary Dietz and Crystal Strouse, four grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Rites Set for Dressmaker, 103 Special to AUBURN, Ind.

Services will be conducted here tomorrow for Zelpha Grund, 103- year-old native of Dekalb County. Mrs. Grund, a life-long resident of this community, died Thursday in a convalescent home. She was a dressmaker here until two years ago when failing health forced her to enter the nursing home. Mrs.

Grund's husband, George, a barber, died 46 years ago. ANDERSON William J. Winter, 72, employee of Lynch Corp. Burial Monday at Columbus, Belle Levi, 86, burial Jane Wilson, Fortville, died at Anderson nursing Albert Judd, 82, burial today. BATTLE GROUND--Evelyn Klepinger, 80, tomorrow.

BLOOMINGTON -James E. Freeman, 70, former postmaster, appointed in 1933. Mr. Freeman had retired in June, 1951. Rites at 2 p.m.

tomorrow at Ellettsville Baptist Church. Burial in the Methodist Cemetery, Bloomington. BRAZIL--Carl Latham, 57, petroleum transportation worker. Services tomorrow, 2:30 (CST), Lawson Son Funeral Home; burial in Cottage Hill Cemetery. CRAWFORDSVILLE Virgil Bartley, 63, retired farmer.

Rites Sunday, 2 p.m., at Bright Funeral Home. Burial in Linden Myrtle M. Payne, 82, native of Hendricks Pritchard Burial in Memorial Park Services for William S. Pritchard, 89, retired grocer, will be at 1 p.m. Monday in the G.

H. Herrmann Funeral Home, with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. A resident of 1618 Villa, he died yesterday in a nursing home. Born in Johnson County, Mr. Pritchard had lived here 46 years.

He operated the Pritchard, grocery at the corner of Churchman and Raymond. He retired in 1940. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Floyd Newman; three sons, Lebert Paul L. and Arthur C.

Pritchard; two sisters, Allie Holdcroft and Annie Hamblin; 12 grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren. Mrs. Prentice Trice Ruby Trice, 46, will be buried in New Crown Cemetery after rites at 1 p.m. Monday in Jacobs Brothers West Side Chapel. She died Thursday in her home, 724 W.

25th. Born at Henry, Mrs. Trice had lived here 28 years. She was a member of Mt. Zion Baptist Church.

Survivors are the husband, Prentice Trice; four sisters, Iona Haynes, Betty Ridley, Edith Wood and Lassie Morris; a brother, Walter Clerk, and her mother, Mrs. Ella Greer. Bette G. Stultz Bette Gale Stultz, 12, 1155 Fletcher, died yesterday at Butlerville, where she had been a patient six years. She was a native of Indianapolis.

Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Monday in Meyer Abdon Funeral Home. Survivors are her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert S.

Stultz, Indianapolis; the maternal grandparents, the Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Devine, and the paternal grandparents, the Rev.

and Mrs. Basil G. Stultz, Arlington. FREERS STAHL ried a week from tomorrow at 3 p.m. AT WISH: The station will carry the Muncie-South Bend basketball clash tonight at 8:15 and the Tech-Muncie game next Friday.

AT WEBM: The Voice of Firestone will be back for the next two Mondays, since there are no Indiana University basketball games scheduled those nights Party Line, which we listed to begin this week, was held up because the phones were not installed. It is expected to begin Tuesday at 11:30 a.m., if the situation is corrected. Ann Wagner will exchange household ideas and hints with housewives on the show Three high school basketball games will be carried next week. Manual meets. Washington Wednesday Muncie Central and Tech play Friday and Warren Central and Broad Ripple are set for Saturday.

AT WXLW: Vic Knight and his band will play for a dance at the Severin roof tonight for the 10th Street Temple of the B'nai B'rith. Tomorrow, he goes to a disc jockey dance at the Ft. Harrison Servicemen's Club Dr. Herman Shibler, general superintendent of education, will have two guests on his show tomorrow at 12.45 p.m. H.

L. Harshaman, assistant superintendent and Maxwell V. Bailey, in charge of the business office, will discuss "School Finance." The News County, widow of George M. Payne. Services at 1 p.m.

today at Bright Funeral Home. F. Swank, 70, Yountsville farmer. Rites Sunday. DOVER-Emma Sparks, 90, rites today.

ELKHART Ward Philson Kessler, 53, architectural engineer, died after a five-week illness. Rites Monday at Hartzler-Guttermuth Funeral Home. ELWOOD -Clara N. Larkin, J. Gallaher, 73.

ENGLISH John T. Adkins, 84, retired funeral director. Rites at 10 a.m. Monday in Holy Cross Catholic Church, St. Croix.

Burial in Sloan Cemetery, English. Curtis Lone, 65... George Barnett, 84. HARTFORD CITY Frank Hartup, 69, former Blackford Circuit Court clerk. Services today.

MARION Arthur E. Jay, 92, cofounder of Osborn Paper Co. Rites at 1:30 p.m. today in First Methodist Church. McCORDSVILLE Mary Vanover, 83.

MONTEZUMA Anna B. Smith, 70. Survivors include a son, William Schell, and a sister, Fern Partlow, both of Indianapolis. NOBLESVILLE -Everett Greeson, 70, employee of John J. Madden Co.

Services at 11 a.m. Monday at Evans, Godby Trout Funeral Home, McConnell, 58, oil company employee. Services at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Evans, Godby Trout Funeral Home. RICHMOND Howard H.

Tiemeyer, 53, buyer at Adam H. Bartel Co. Services Frauman, 78, widow of Louis Frauman. Services B. Wilkinson, 74, rites tomorrow.

ROCKVILLE Fuller R. Huffman, 68, former Rockville businessman. Rites today in Monon. Burial in Memory Garden cemetery. VEVAY Joseph C.

Hollcraft, 61. VINCENNES Esther McCleave Chaney, 67. Services today. Burial in Fairview F. Welch, 81, member of First Methodist Church of Bloomfield.

Services today. Elmer Elder, 53, Dies at Coast Elmer E. Elder, 53, former Indianapolis resident, died yesterday at Alhambra, Cal. Born here, Mr. Elder went to California six years ago.

There he had charge of an industrial insurance office. Here he was a member Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church. and burial will be services, California. Mr. Elder was the husband of Hilda V.

Elder, daughter of the late Vincent V. Smith, retired assistant treasurer of the Citizens Gas Coke Utility here. Other survivors are four brothers, Lee Elza Russell and Marion Elder, and three sisters, Grace Ice Rohrer, Mrs. G. L.

Scanling and Mrs. E. D. Kaylor. Maude Martin Maude Martin, 75, former Indianapolis resident, was buried at Los Angeles after services there yesterday.

She died there Tuesday. A resident here most of her life, Mrs. Martin went to California eight years ago. She was a member of the Third Christian Church here. Survivors are two daughters, Florence Tillman and Catherine Heckman, Indianapolis; a son, Louie Sweeney, Beech Grove, and a grandson.

2-YEAR PROJECT Homemade Organ Is Challenge Special to The News VALPARAISO, -Twenty-nine years ago, at the age of 14, Joe C. Olas became interested in radio and electronics. Two years ago decided to build an electric organ, despite his lack of musical knowledge. Today there's a gleaming 500-pound organ in his home. Cost: $375.

To build it, he used the keyboards and other parts of an old upright piano and an ancient player piano, plus a variety of electronic equipment. The walnut veneer finished cabinet frames seven octaves, with 11 stops on the swell (upper) manual or keyboard, and seven stops on the lower keyboard. There are 32 notes on the pedals, and three couplers. Olas used neon bulbs for sound transmission instead of radio tubes, for economy reasons. The 72 neon bulbs and component parts, plus a mass of radio tubes, provide the tonal sounds.

Olas, a factory employee, said his only intention when he started on the organ was to prove to himself that he could build one. "Music can be an art or a he said. "To me it is a 300 Refugees Make It EISENSTADT, Austria (AP) -Three hundred Hungarians escaped across the border to Austria last night. Ten suffered severe frostbite in the 5 degree cold. They were taken to a hospital where their shoes had to be cut from their feet.

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