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February 12, 1958 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS Daily Vital Statistics Indianapolis Legal 8, Indiana, Notices a deupon Births COMMUNITY Bailey, Robert, Sylvia, girl. Corlett, Lowell, Gwendola, girl. Modlin, Harold, Marian, girl. Scharrer, Vernard, Helen, nirl. METHODIST Bartley, Willard, Mary, girl.

Beck, James, June, boy. Bilsky, Harold, Shirley, boy. Brothers, Joseph, Dorothy, girl. Byers, Raymond, Norma, girl. Crawford, Shirley, Mary, girl.

Elson, Robert, Marvel, girl. Froderman, Ronald, Colleen, boy. Givens, Joseph, Coleen, boy, Gwinn, Niles, Carole, girl. Helfer, William, Patricia, girl. Horn, James, Hilda, girl.

Hunter, Floyd, Barbara, girl. Jones, Robert, Kathryn, girl. Klepper Fred, Barbara, girl. Lane, Luther, Mary, boy. Lee, Raymond, Willie, girl.

Lefevers, Thomas, Norma, girl. Loughlin 11, James, Donna, boy, Lucas, Joseph, Georgett, girl. Miller, Lenard, Deanna, boy. Miller, Rupert, Birdie, boy. Olson, Verdus, Wanda, boy.

Reynolds, Maurice, Rae Ann, girl. Russell, Orvell, Ora, boy. Scott, Billy, Jean, boy, Seidensticker, Kenneth, Nannette, girl. Stelts, Raymond, Alice, girl. Sudhoff, Charles, Elfrieda, boy.

Thompson, Edward, Norma, boy. Wilson, Gordon, Pauline, boy. Winters, Delbert, Audrey, girl. ST. FRANCIS Aull, Louis, Martha, girl, Baker, George, Mary, boy.

Ball, George, Carol, boy. Barker, George, Vernice, boy. Bollman, Robert, Martha, boy. dradshaw, Clayton, Peggy, girl. Breeden, Lawrence, Rosalind, girl.

dristow, Robert, Phyllis, girl. Brown, Rady, Bernice, boy. Burkhardt, Donald, Cornelia, boy, Chandler, Lucy, Samuel, boy. Coffey, Willard, Marilyn, girl. Conover, Ronald, Sally, girl.

Cookerly, Theodore, Juanita, girl. Delaney, Donald, Wilma, boy. Dickinson, Roger, Mary, girl. Dickson, Richard, Gail, boy. Dodson, James, Syble, girl, Drager, Edward, Alma, boy.

Easley, Jack, Alice, girl. Escue, James, Alice, boy. Farmer, Jackie, Christine, boy. Finesilver, Frank, Jacqulyn, boy. Gaines, Robert, Alice, boy.

Goss, Lloyd, Mary, boy. Greenwood, Walter, Ina, girl. Hamilton, Harold, Geraldine, boy. Hamilton, Norval, Bess, boy. Harris, Robert, Norma, boy.

Hawkins, James, Madge, girl, Henricks, Marvin, Sylvia, boy. Holland, Donald, Lois, girl. Irvin, Ray, Euletta, girl. Isenberg, Veachel, Daisy, boy. Kelly, Hubert, Marianna, boy, Kercher Russell, Norma, boy, Keutzer, Benjamin, Wanda, boy.

Key, Jessie, Janet, girl. Kriese, Richard, Angela, boy. Larrison, Marvin, Roberta, girl. Laurent, Welda, Ann, boy. Laut, Harold, Janet, boy.

Leach, Phillip, Marsha, boy. Leitzman, Delbert, Elma, girl. Long, Howard, Sandy, boy, Lyles, Frontus, Mary, girl. Magee, Harold, Jo, boy. Main, Jack, Mary, girl.

Marchino, John, Bertha, boy. Martinez, Hector, Mary, girl. McCarty, James. Phyllis, girl. Mekeel, Robert, Doris, girl.

Lee, Rose, girl. Myers, William, Carol, boy. Navier, Cecil, Floosie, Barbara, boy. girl. Charles, Oliphant, George, Charles, Patricia, Janice, boy.

girl. Overbev, Jack, Phyllis, girl, Overhulse, Paul, Mary, boy. Piazza, Cosmo, Sharon, girl. Poland, Fredrick, Mildred, girl, Purkhiser, Perry, Carolyn, boy. Telford, Cecil, Helen, girl.

Danch, Henry, Ora. boy. Selby Donald, Frances, girl. Sharkey, Clyde. Bannie, Joyce, boy.

boy. Udell, Smith, James, Eileen, airl. boy. Snyder, Jack, Inez, Spencer, Paul. Alexander, Mary, airl.

Rasa, girl. Stanhens, Marvin, Mary, boy. Sullivan. David, Patriria, bov. Thompson, Thurston, Mary, boy, James, Elizabeth, airl.

George, Jean, hoy. Jack, Rose, airl. Walter, Vernon. Alice, girl. Weaver, Joe, Lois, boy.

bov. Leon, Norma, Waddel. Millard, Mary, girl, Wartz Rainh, Erma, girl. Wilkins, Kenneth, Alma, girl. Woodward Paul, Patsv, boy.

Young, Eugene. Janet, girl, Took, John. Ida, hav. ST. VINCENT'S Baumer, Richard, Linda, boy.

Beringer, Donald, Patricia, boy. Berry, Kenneth, Barbara, boy. Blieden, Howard, Fay, boy. Bobowski, Robert, Dorothy, girl. Burris, Hershel, Joan, boy.

Davey, Gerald, Carolyn, bay, Decker, Regis, Barbara, boy. Doty, Richard, Kathleen, boy. Haag, Virgil, Albina, girl. Hawkins, Ronald, Joseph, Barbara, boy, Hay, Wilma, girl. Hopper, Howard, Doris, girl.

Johnson, Morris, Ethelene; girl. Jones, Howard, Jean, boy. Jordan, Donald, Mary, boy, Miller, Marion, Leona, boy. Scheller, Vincent, Carol, boy, Spanke, Theodore, Rose Anna, boy. Deaths Allen, Martha, 77, 6426 W.

Jackson, cerebral hemorrhage. Anderson, Lillian 52, myocardial infarction. Callahan, Jerome, 64, 1310 Nordyke, coronary thrombosis. Church, Mary, 10 hours, St. Vincent's, prematurity, Clifton, Monroe 74, 2951 Hillside, arteriosclerotic heart.

Cory, Ofa 70, Community, carcinomo. Cretors, Fred 74, emphysema. Crippen, Ronald 21, N. Parker, influenza. Dempler, Ronald Michael, 5 months, Riley, congenital heart.

Emminger, Otto August, 80, Veterans, pneumonia. Evison, William 71, 1820 N. Delaware, rheumatic heart. Flaherty, Robert, 77, 115 S. Audubon, myocarditis.

Gladson, Carl 55, S. Bridgeport, coronary occlusion. Haas, Lizzie, 55, 4401 Crittenden, coronary occlusion. Hauck, Lula 71, Community, leukemia. Hayes, Harry 72, St.

Vincent's, coronary occlusion. Hesselgrave, William Ewart, 69, St. Vincent's, diabetes mellitus. Hoefgen, arteriosclerotic William heart. 75, Community, Jarding, Dawn Marie, 1 month, Riley, congenital heart.

Leek, Mabel 83, 2135 N. Alabama, arteriosclerosis. Madry, William, 35, General, citrhosis. Mason, Lora Gertrude, 72, 3659 N. Tacoma, carcinoma.

Miller, Dorothy Ann, 27, Methodist, pneumonia. Miller, William 70, 5225 W. Morris, cerebral vascular thrombosis. Murray, Percival Donald, 72, Methodist, pneumonia. Phillips, Stella, 79, 1118 Fayette, coronary thrombosis.

Pogue, Esther Marie, 57, College, carcinoma. Powers, Richard Allen, 9 hours, General, prematurity. Raines, Hollis James, 50, General, cancer. Richardson, Infant, 15 hours, Methodist, prematurity, Rieder, Elizabeth 78, 115 S. Audubon, cerebral hemorrhage.

Schroerlucke, Ada 84, 401 Lincoin, cardio-vascular. Schnepf, Richard Allen, 8 days, Methodist, prematurity, Shepp, George, 72, St. Vincent's, Siple Frank 79, St. Francis, coronary infarction. Stacy, Joseph 89, 3125 N.

Illinois, cardio-vascular. Staley, Mary 94, 5080 W. 16th, myocarditis. Steigerwald, Betty 38, St. Francis, carcinomo.

Swearengen, Mary, Long, carcinoma. Thatcher, Harry William, 55, 5310 Patterson, carcinoma. Tremble, Ladley Stuart, 50, Memorial, cirrhosis. Wiesman, Jerome, 74, 422 E. 28th, arteriosclerotic heart.

White, Roy 74, 418 Villa, cerebral hemorrhage. Williams, Esov, 45, General, myocardial infarction. Legal Notices NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bids for the complete construction of an addition and alterations to the school of music building located on the campus of Indiana University at Bloomington, Indiana, will be received by the Trustees of Indiana University at the office J. A. Franklin, vice-president and treasurer, Bloomington, Indiana, until 2:00 p.m., Central Standard Time on the 20th day of March, 1958, at which time they will be publicly opened and read aloud, Any bid received after the designated time will be returned unopened.

The bid shall be an overall bid including general construction, ing, heating, ventilating, ait conditioning and electrical work. Separate bids shall be filed for the elevators, including platform lift and dumbwaiter. Drawings and documents are on file at offices of Daggett, Naegele Daggett, Architects; Ammerman, Davis Stout, gineers; E. P. Bardwell, architectural coordinator, Indiana University: Construction League of Indianapolis; F.

W. Dodge Indianapolis; and the state board of accounts. Prime contractors, may obtain four (4) copies of the drawings and documents from the office of the archiItect, 567 West Westfield Boulevard, I posit of $125.00 per set, which sum SO deposited will be returned to the contractor provided that the draw. ings and documents are returned in a good, usable condition within fif. teen (15) days after the opening of the bids and further provided that said contractor has ubmitted an actual bid.

Refunds 10 prime, who fail to file a bid will have the cost of printing and handling of the documents and drawings deducted from the deposited amount. Complete sets of drawings and fications will be issued 10 prime contractors only. Mechanical and Electrical subcontractors may receive the section of the plans and specifications pertaining to their work upon a deposit, which will be refunded upon return of the plans and specifications in good condition within 15 days after bids are opened. Required additional copies. of the drawings may be obtained from the Marbaugh Engineering Supply 140 East Wabash Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, upon payment of printing costs.

Sub-contractors may obtain copies of the drawings pertinent 10 their work upon a written request to the Marbaugh Engineering Supply 140 East Wabash Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, and upon payment of the printing costs. The trustees of Indiana University reserve the right to reject any or all bids, to waive any informalities therein, and to return unopened any proposal received after the time des-1 ignated herein. THE TRUSTEES OF INDIANA IVERSITY By J. A. FRANKLIN Vice- President and Treasurer NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bids will he received by the Board of School Commissioners of the City of Indianapolis, until 11:00 a.m., C.S.T.

Wednesday, February 26, 1958 of the following: 10,000 Gallon Gasoline Winter grade 10" Lathe for George ington High School 12 Units Library Shelving for Arsenal Technical High School 1-Curve Needle Outsole Stitcher for Crispus Attucks High School All in accordance with specification on file in the office of the Board, 150 North Meridian Street, Indianapolis, Indiana. The Board reserves the right 10 accept or reject any or all bids. THE BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS. By: M. V.

BAILEY, Business Manager, I Death Notices ALDERSON-Mrs. Mary Etta, age 73, R.R. 1, Westfield, formerly of mother of Everett Alderson, Westfield, Orie, Floyd, Theodore and Earl Alderson of sister of Luther Sparks, Wilbur, 10. grandchildren, passed away Tuesday. neral services McMULLAN FUNERAL HOME, Westfield, Thursday, 2 p.m.

Friends may call at funeral home. BALDWIN-Miss Lillian taye of 149 S. Elder, age 61, sister of Harry, Thomas L. and Frank Baldwin, Mrs. Blanche Burnett and Mrs.

Mabel Lawrence, all of Indianapolis, and Herbert Baldwin 1 of Detroit, passed away Monday, Services Thursday, 1:30 p.m. from SHIRLEY BROS. WEST CHAPEL, 2002 W. Michigan St. Calling anytime, BARKER-William 829 N.

Denny entered into rest Tuesday, age 80, husband of Lydia Barker, father of Mabel McMillan, Gilbert and Roy A. Barker, brother of Rebecca Clark, grandfather of 9, grandfather of 1. Services Friday, 3. p.m. HARRY W.

MOORE PEACE CHAPEL, 2050 E. Mich. St. Friends welcome. BARRETT Wellington James Jr.

3702 N. Euclid husband of Anna Margaret, father of Patrick Edward, Daniel Joseph and Mary Lucille Barrett, son of Wellington J. Sr. and Mrs. Myrtle Saterbak, departed this life Monday, age 54.

Services Thursday, Feb, 13, at MOORE KIRK NORTHEAST CHAPEL, 2530 Station 9:30 a.m. and St. Andrews Church, 10 a.m. Burial St. Joseph.

Friends invited. BOCHSTAHLER-William husband of Mrs. Susan Bockstahler, father of Miss Linda Sue and William H. Bochstahler, one grandchild, brother of Mrs. W.

B. Gates and Mrs. George O. Brown of passed away Tuesday evening at Methodist Hospital. Funeral service at HISEY AND TITUS MORTUARY Thursday, 1:30 p.m.

Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call any time. BURDON-Lela Marie, 56. 622 S. Meridian, Apt.

1, beloved wife ot William A. Burdon, sister of Margaret Boots, Major Maurice J. and Foy K. Thompson, passed away Monday. Funeral Thursday, 10:30 a.m.

at the G. H. HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME, 1505 S. East St. Friends invited, COLLINS-Luella, 86, 1351 W.

21 st mother of Mrs. Hildred Reidenbach, Oakland, grandmother of John Hughes and Mrs. Dorothy Pegg, 8 great-grandchildren, passed away. Friends may call at the DORSEY FUNERAL HOME, 3925 E. New York St.

Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday at funeral home. Burial Washington Park, DOLL-Rudolph 32 N. Oakland. husband of Elsie, father of Mrs.

Rose Ellen Fargo, Mrs. Charlotte Herman, Frank and Harry Doll, grandfather of 9, this life great-grandfather Monday, of 65. 2, age Thursday, Feb. 13th, at MOORE KIRK IRVINGTON CHAPEL, 5342 E. Wash.

10:30 a.m. Burial Lincoln Memory Gardens. Friends invited. EDWARDS-Everett 59 years, 1964 Ruckle, husband of Mrs. Gertrude W.

Edwards, father of Mrs. Helen Kel. lam and Mrs. Shirley Thorpe, city, Mrs. Vivian Smith, Denver, John New Whiteland, Kenneth Plainfield; brother of John city.

Also 13 grandchildren, passed away Tuesday. Friends may call at the JORDAN FUNERAL HOME, 2428 E. 10th St. after 4 p.m. 13, 2 Wednesday.

p.m, Friends invited, Burial Mt. Thursday, Feb. Jockson. ELMORE-Lloyd 1953 N. born entered into rest age 57.

Husband of E. Vern Elmore, of Lt. (1.a.) John E. Elmore, brother of Myrtle Edwards. Services Thursday, 1:30 p.m.

HARRY W. MOORE PEACE, CHAPEL, 2050 E. Mich. St. Friends welcome.

FLEISCHMAN-Joseph, 75, years, of 1956 N. Park passed away Tuesday, husband of Helen, father of Mrs. Melvin M. Weiss, city. Services 10:30 Thursday, from AARON-RUBEN FUNERAL HOME.

Burial Ohev-Zedeck Cemetery. Friends invited, GING-Mrs. Helen, age 82 vears, of 132 S. Johnson passed away Tuesday, mother of Mrs. Robert L.

Kopp, 8 grandchildren, 7 greatgrandchildren. Service Friday at the GEHLBACH FUNERAL HOME, Cordon, Ind. Calling at Cordon, after 2 p.m. Thursday. GOODMAN-Harold (Brownie), of 88 N.

3rd Beech Grove, husband of Charlotte, father of James C. and Marcia grandson of Mrs. Louisa Brown of Beech Grove, brother of Mrs. Mary Parker of Oklahoma, Mrs. Lillie Lynch and Russell Acton, Miss Thelma Goodman, Floyd and Robert, Indianapolis, Thomas, Beech Grove and Raymond Goodman, Illinois, passed away.

Services Friday, 2 p.m., LITTLE and SONS FUNERAL HOME, 1424 Troy Beech Grove. Washington Park Cemetery. Friends may call any time, Member of Beech Grove Masonic Lodge No. 694. GREEN-Mrs.

Jessie Manker, 2241 Central mother-in-law of Mrs. Helen Green, passed away Tuesday. Services Thursday, 4 p.m. FLANNER AND BUCHANAN FALL CREEK MORTUARY. Friends invited.

GREENWELL Roscoe, age 70, R.R., I Plainfield, brother of Mrs. W. W. McNamar of Virden, Ill. and Mrs.

J. Fred Ross of Plainfield R.R., also survived by 3 nephews, 2. nieces, passed away Tuesday ot Veterans Hospital Danville, Ill. Private services 10:30 a.m. Friday at FLANNER AND BUCHANAN HALL MORTUARY, Plainfield.

Burial Second Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Johnson Co. Ind. HARLAN-Albert, age 83, of Amo, passed away Tuesday. Survived by several cousins. Services (tentatively) 2 p.m.

Friday, POWELL FUNERAL HOME, Coatsville. Burial Amo. Friends may call at the funeral home. HART-Charles James, husband of Frances Kilroy Hart, father of Mary Lawrence F. and Charles J.

Hart brother of Mrs. Gladys Addington, Harry and Glen Hart, all of Terre Haute, Forest Hart, Lafayette, died suddenly Monday. Requiem mass Thursday, 11 a.m., St. Andrews Church, Interment Calvary Cemetery. Friends may cell at 5248 Kenwood Ave.

HINDS-Schuyler M. (Sam), 1209 N. Illinois apt. 7, husband of Mrs. Lula G.

Hinds, father of Mrs. Freda Mall, Cincinnati, Ohio, and Earl C. Hinds, grandfather of Andrea and Barbara Hinds brother of John Hinds, Springfield, Ohio, and of Mrs. Flora Peters, Oaklandon, Ind. Service Friday 10 a.m.

from SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL, 946 N. Illinois. Calling after 6 p.m. Wednesday.

HONAN -Theresa LaVerne Sweet, 1304 Central mother of Mrs. Kenneth Millican, Thomas R. Nunamaker, grandmother of 1, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Sweet, sister of Mrs.

C. R. Creamer, Dorwin V. and Lionel N. Sweet, departed this life Tuesday, age 49.

Services Friday, Feb. 14, at the MOORE AND KIRK COLONIAL CHAPEL, College at Fairfield, 2 p.m. Entombment Crown Hill Mausoleum. I Friends invited. I Funeral Services BALLARD, Mr.

Roger K. GREEN, Mrs. Jessie M. GREENWELL, Mr. Roscoe HICKMAN, Mr.

Roy E. MORRIS, Mrs. Florence Malott FLANNER, BUCHANAN Mortuaries Shirley Services BALDWIN, Miss Lillian Faye GING, Mrs. Helen HINDS, Mr. Schuyler M.

SOWDEN, Mrs. Lillian M. WILSON, Clarence E. A usE 1 Death Notices JOHNSON-Ociea Mae, beloved' wife of Cory W. Johnson, mother of Virgil Johnson, Marie Sanders, Bertha Mendenhall, Ona Park, grandmother ot nine, great-grandmother of 23, passed away Ivesday.

Services from West Newton Methodist Church, Thursday, 2 p.m. Calling at HORTON FUNERAL HOME, West Newton, MEEHAN Mary age 87, mother of Michael E. Meehan, city, and Mrs. Walter Busart, Culver, sister of Anna Murray, New Jersey: also survived "by four grandchildren and seven great- passed away Monday at her residence, 521 Dorman. Friends may call at the FEENEY and FEENEY MERIDIAN FUNERAL HOME, 2339 N.

Meridian. Funeral Thursday, 8:30, at funeral home, 9 a.m. St. Mary's Church. Burial Holy Cross cemetery.

MILBY-Ethel 306 E. New York No. 6, entered into rest Tuesday, wife of Jesse J. Milby, sister of Dolly Dodson, Anna Driggs, Carl, Leon, Fred and Harold Board. Services Friday, 1:30 p.m.

Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel, 2050 E. Mich. St. Friends welcome.

MORRIS-Mrs. Florence 4160 Washington sister of Mrs. Edgar H. Evans, and Mrs. Paul H.

White, passed away Monday. Services Friday 2 p.m. FLANNER BUCHANAN FALL CREEK MORTUARY. PAYNE-Charles Howard, age 71 years, husband of Mary Amos Payne, father of Mrs. Vivian Freers, Mrs.

Norma Crosno and Glenn H. Payne, step-father of Mrs. Viola Bomgardner, brother of Mrs. Nell Gilderman, also survived by 7 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren, passed away Monday. Funeral Thursday, Feb.

13, 10 a.m. at the GEORGE W. USHER MORTUARY, 2313 W. Washington St. Friends invited.

Burial Forest Hili Cemetery, Shelbyville, Ind. Friends may call at mortuary. PICKETT-Mrs. Weltha age 53, of R.R. 2, Sheridan, passed away Monday afternoon; wife of Lu Ray Pickett, mother of Thomas and Keith Pickett, sister of Maxine Johnson, grandmother of 2.

Funeral Thursday, 2 p.m., Boxley Methodist Church. Body will lie in state at the church for one hour before services. Friends may call at PETTIJOHN FUNERAL HOME. POLSGROVE-Sanford 68 years, 83 N. Holmes husband of Mabel I.

Polsgrove and brother of James S. Polsgrove. Funeral Friday, 2 p.m., at ROYSTER AND ASKIN MORTUARY, 2310 W. Washington St. Friends may call after 7 p.m., Wednesday.

RADCLIFFE-Daniel 2174 N. Drexel entered into rest Tuesday, age 62, husband of Louise B. Radclifte, brother of John Z. Radcliff, Services Friday, 2 p.m., at Otterbein E.U.B. Church, 5009 E.

21st St. Friends may call at HARRY W. MOORE PEACE CHAPEL, 2050 E. Michigan until a.m., Friday, and at the church from 1 p.m., full hour of service. ROSS-John husband of Stacy, son of Mr.

and Mrs. L. W. Ross, brother of Walter and Noble Ross, Mrs. Keith Andrews and Mrs.

Richard Hausdorfer, passed away Wed. morning. Services Friday, 10 a.m. at the New Brunswick Church of Christ. Friends may call at the J.

C. WILSON CHAPEL, OF THE CHIMES after noon Thursday. SCHAKEL-OtTO beloved husband of Maree, father of Roberta Parish, Charlotte Schoentrup, Melba Nave and John A. Schakel, son of Mary Schakel, brother of William C. Edmond, Clarence and Irven, Esther Buchanan, also survived by 6 grandchildren, passed away Tuesday p.m.

Friends may call at the ROBERT W. STIRLING FUNERAL HOME, 1420 Prospect after 6. p.m. Wednesday. Funeral service Friday 2 p.m.

at the funeral home. Friends invited. SOWDEN-Mrs. Lillian age 63, of E. 14th mother of Mrs.

Conley, Mrs. Florence Wilcoxson, stepmother of George A. Sowden sister of Mrs. Mabel Jones, all of grandchildren, 2 great-grandchildren, 3 step-grandchildren and 3 step-great-grandchildren, passed away Monday. Service Thursday, 10:30 a.m.

from SHIRLEY BROS. IRVING HILL CHAPEL, 5377 E. Wash. St. Calling anytime, Burial Washington Park.

TEMPLIN-William (Bud), 72 S. 4th Beech Grove, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Templin, brother of Mrs. Harold Carr and Richard Templin of Beech Grove, Mrs.

William Doig, Waldron, Lt. Col. Jack Templin, Mountain Home, Idaho, passed away. Services Thursday, 2 p.m., Beech Grove Methodist Church. Entombment Washington Pork Cemetery.

Friends may call at LITTLE SONS FUNERAL HOME, 1424 Troy Beech Grove any time. UNVERSAW-Harry 58, of 5215 W. Hanna husband of Aida B. Unversaw, father of George Truitt, brother of L. G.

Unversaw, and Mrs. Nora Bray, passed away Tuesday. Services Friday, 2 p.m. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME, 4925. W.

16th St. Friends invited. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m. Wednesday. URMSTON-Margaret age 85, passed away.

at her residence, N. Alabama, beloved mother of Ruth Urmston. Funeral from SPEAKS FINN MORTUARY, 1639 N. Meridian, Friday, 8:30 a.m. Sts.

Peter and Paul Cathedral, 9 a.m. Friends may call at the funeral home, WELLER-William Frank, age 57, of 822 Harrison beloved husband of Mae, step-father of Betty McKain, brother of Grace Locklear, passed away Monday, Feb. 10th. Funeral service Thursday, 2. p.m., at FARLEY FUNERAL HOME, 1604 W.

Morris. Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at the funeral home any time. WEST-Elijah (Bud), age 81, of 4918 W. 15th brother of Mrs.

Martha Welty, uncle of Carl passed away Tuesday. Services Thursday 2 p.m. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME, 4925 W. 16th St. Friends invited.

Friends may call at the funeral home. WILSON-Clarence E. Fountaintown, Box 28, husband of Mary of Charles W. Wilson, father of Gerald R. and Robert grandfather of David Wilson, passed away Tuesday.

Services Friday 1:30 p.m. from SHIRLEY BROS. DREX EL I CHAPEL, 4565 E. 10th St. Friends invited, (Shelbyville (Ind.) papers please copy.J WILLEY-Theodore, 66 8911 S.

Meridian, beloved father of Mary Readle, Martha Hibbard, Ruth Goiderand owicz, John Sarah Meuchel, brother Wilma, Willer, Michaelis, George and Frank Willey, day, passed 1 p.m. away at the Monday. G. H. Funeral HERRMANN Thurs: FUNERAL HOME, 1505 S.

EAST St. Friends invited. 2 Card of Thanks BURNS We wish to acknowledge with deep appreciation the kindness, sympathy and many beautiful floral tributes extended by our relatives, friends, neighbors, Police and Juvenile aid Depts. at the passing of our beloved mother, HELEN BURNS. We especially wish to thank Rev.

Breedlove and the Shirley Brothers Mortuary all for kind understanding services Children. wish to extend my heartfelt thanks and appreciation for the acts of kindness, messages of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings received from our kind friends and neighbors, and to thank Usher Mortuary and all others who assisted in so many ways during my recent Grace E. Hill. WILLIAMS-Words can't express our heartfelt appreciation as we thank our many thoughtful friends who extended the personal courtesies, warm symaathy and for the many. many lovely floral tributes received in our sudden loss.

the passing of out beloved husband and father, ROBERT H. WILLIAMS. And with equal sincerity we wish to thank Rev. Arthur Neverman, organist. doctors and nurses of Robert Long Hospital, Specter-Midstate.

Indiana Bell. Circle Tower Building, and Conkle Funeral Home, and to all whol so consoled us in any and I Family. QUICK-ACTION INDEX ANNOUNCEMENTS MERCHANDISE FOR SALE Business Services-15 Dogs, Other Pets-95 Cabinet Baths-10 Farm Implements, Repain-97 Card of Thanks-2 Flowers, Plants, Shrubs-92 Death Notices-1 Fruits and Garden Produce-93 Florists, Lots, Memorials-6 Fuel Oil -99 Funeral Directors-4 Furniture Buyers-87 In Memoriams-3 Hobbies, Gifts, Toys- -80 Death Notices Household Goods--84 Legals-Precede Club Notices-5 Livestock, Feed, Etc. -96 Lodges, Lost and Machinery and Tools-90 Mausoleums-7 Miscellaneous Articles-75 Personals-9 Office Equipment, Supplies-82 Special Announcements-14 Pianos Musical Instruments-85 Transportation-13 Poultry, Rabbits-94 Rent-all. Misc.

-74 Radio and Television-85-A AUTOMOTIVE Sporting Swaps-86 Goods, Aircraft Equipment-103 Wanted to Buy, Misc. -91 Auto Parts, Repairing-108 Mobile Homes-107 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Motorcycles, Equipment-111 Busses, Trailers-106 Business Properties for Trucks, Cars-104 Sale or Lease--45 Sports, Foreign Used Cars-105 Doubles, Duplexes-43 Wanted-Automobiles-112 Exchange Real Estate-48 Farms, Acreage-49 Houses for Sale--37 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Houses for Sale-North-38 Houses for Sale-East-39 Business Opportunities-35 Houses for Sale-South-40 Houses for Sale- WestEMPLOYMENT Income Property-44 for Men-65 Lots for Sale-46 Employment for Women-68 Out of State Property-50 Employment Investment-70 Resorts. Cottages for Sale-51 Employment With Men and Women-67 Suburban, Out- of City -Sale-42 Instruction, Schools-670 Wanted-Real Estate-52 Positions -Men-62 Positions Wanted-Women-63 ROOMS, RENTALS Salesiadies-69 Apartments, Houses-Furnished-25 Salesmen-66 Apartment-Unfurnished-23 Business Places for Rent-28 LOANS Business Places Wanted-29 Financial, Etc. --58 Child Care-180 Loans-57 Desks and Office Space-30 Real Estate Loans-53 Farms for Rent-31 -24. MERCHANDISE FOR SALE Light Moving, Storage-22 Housekeeping-19 Antiques-84 Resorts, Cottages for Rent--32 Auction Sales-83 Rooms With Board-18 Bicycles-77 Sleeping Rooms-16 Boats, Fishing Equipment-78 Suburban, Out Building Materials-88 Trailers and Trailer Space-20 Cameras, Supplies-81 Truck, Trailer Rentals-22A Clothing, Jewelry-79 Unfurnished Rooms-17 Coal, Coked and Wood-100 Wanted-Rooms-21 Custom Etc.

--89 Wanted to Rent-33 TO OUR READERS It is intended that every classified ad shall present a clear statement of a bona tide offer made in good faith. It you answer any ad that misstates the tact, you are asked to report this to The Star and The News Classified Advertising Department and The Better Business Bureau. Nose for News? super-duper valentine issue, printing the paper with red ink and scenting Sharon Keithley and Richard Sessler it with a hand-spray. The perfume, take a whiff of the only perfumed incidentally, is the school's own brand. newspaper in town today, the Wash- It's a mixture from many bottles and ington High School "Surveyor." Staff has been named "Cain't Help Yormembers and printers conspired on a or "'Scrapings No.

10" perfume. State Hospital Inmate Strays Out, Drowns A 24-year-old Indianapolis patient at the New Castle State Hospital died in a swirling creek less than a mile from the hospital last Saturday, The News learned today. The death of Teddy Abraham, 1121 Central, was attributed to drowning and exposure in the near zero temperature. Dr. J.

M. Mosier, superintendent of the hospital, admitted today that Abraham's death resulted from errors committed by the hospital staff. "It was definitely an error on our part," Dr. Mosier said, "that he wasn't recognized when he wandered away from the hospital Saturday morning." Dr. Stewart T.

Ginsberg, state mental health commissioner, said today he had ordered a full investigation into the case "to see whether there was any negligence." Dr. Mosier will give a full report of the case tomorrow at a meeting of state institution superintendents in Indianapolis, Ginsberg added. Abraham's body was found two days later by a hospital search party. He had plunged into the partly frozen creek and froze to death. There also was evidence of drowning, Dr.

Mosier said. BODY NOT RECOVERED FOR 2 DAYS The body was not recovered for 48 hours, Dr. Mosier said, because heavy underbrush hid the body. The victim's father, Joseph H. Abraham, 1121 Central, a food inspector for the CityCounty Health and Hospital said the hospital staff had cut medication for his son, which left him "dazed and confused." Dr.

Mosier admitted the dosage had been drastically cut, and added it is routine, but "might have been another error we made." The new patient became mixed with a group of patients who work in the kitchen and are allowed to roam the grounds, Mosier said. The a attendants and nurses allowed him to leave the building believing he was a- new patient assigned to the working group. Abraham wandered into a nearby field and apparently fell into the ditch, Mosier said. hope it never happens again," the doctor said. He said a new uniform plan to differentiate ill patients from working patients will be instituted immediately.

Abraham was clad only in light clothing suitable for July or August weather when he left the building in the subfreezing temperatures, the father said. The patient was taken to the hospital on February 3 and the death occurred five days later. Two Arrested for Station Robbery Two men have been arrested and charged with of a filling station at 30th and Barnes February 6. They are Dan Watson, 22, 722 N. West, and Wallace Hall, 32, Northwestern.

Police said both men adMitted the robbery. A third man involved has not been apprehended. A revolver taken in the robbery led to arrest by Lafayette police. GOP Leaders Honor Abe in Speeches Top Republicans continue to cover Indiana in Lincoln Day speeches. In Evansville last night, Governor Harold W.

Handley said he is confident Indiana's 33 colleges and universities will. "do their share in giving us scientists which our country for its peacetime advancement and its military security." Handley said 20,000 more students are enrolled in engineering courses in the nation today than there were a year ago, and said the rise was apparent even before Russia launched its sputniks. In another Lincoln Day speech in Marion, Lieutenant Governor Crawford F. Parker called inflation "the most dangerous menace to America today." Parker praised the Eisenhower administration for tightening credit restrictions, and predicted "pent-up production and buying power will again soon burst forth." In Corydon, former U.S. Attorney Jack C.

Brown read a Lincoln Day speech originally scheduled by Senator William E. Jenner, who is ill. In the speech read by Brown, Jenner said the danger to "our security lies in the way the State Department, the Budget Bureau and other financial and legal agencies have our military locked into operations they control." "This net of legal and financial experts envelops our defense agenices like a cocoon," Jenner added. Teener Throws Girl From Roof By United Press NEW YORK-A 15-year-old boy, who talked incessantly of space travel, confessed to police last night that he lured a 7-year-old girl to the roof of an apartment building and threw her 13 floors to her death. Police said the boy, Francis Medaille, offered no explanation for his act of murder except that "I just got an urge." They said the girl, Catherine Hegmann, apparently had not been sexually assaulted.

The pudgy, bespectacled boy had flunked out of high school three weeks ago. Brothers at Cardinal Hayes Roman Catholic High School, a tough academic school to which admittance can 1 be gained only by competitive examination, said Medaille was bright but "a strange, strange boy." They said they had told his parents he neede psychiatric treatment. Police said Medaille told them he met Catherine in a downstairs hall of the apartment building, in which they both lived, shortly before 5 o'clock last night: He said he offered her "10c and a lollipop" to go up and help him "move a box on the roof." Medaille walked to a nearby police station and confessed. Detectives were at first inclined not to believe him. They said he had come in several times in the last few months asking to be locked up for imaginary crimes.

Firemen Called to Men's Store Firemen were called to Jacobs' Men's Wear, 9 E. Ohio, this morning because of a short circuit in a display window light. No damage was reported. Fire fignting equipment rushing the scene about 8 o'clock attracted attention of work-bound motorists and pedestrians. Schools Sign for Math Test More than 500 Indiana high schools so far have agreed to participate in special ninthgrade math and science tests beginning Monday.

But Indianapolis schools are not among them. Dr. Herman L. Shibler, general superintendent, said city schools have their own testing program and there is no money available for additional tests. Wilbur Young, state Superintendent of Public Instruction, said 541 high schools have ordered 50,132 tests for the science and mathematics fields for the state wide February 17-21 testing program.

Aim of the special tests is to determine how Hoosier pupils rank nationally and, as far as possible, compare with Russian students. Young, meanwhile, reported 513 of 709 high schools now teach trigonometry, 698 are offering first year algebra, 680 offer plane geometry, 622 second year algebra and 474 solid geometry. Only 20 offer calculus, he said, which usually is offered in the sophomore year of college. Young said 700 offer biology, 607 offer physics and 589 teach chemistry. "The science and mathematics picture," he added, "continues to exceed expectations." Copeland to Fight State for Back and Job Ross Copeland, 27, suspended from his post at the Muscatatuck State School last May after being indicted on two morals charges, has begun a fight to regain 10 months' back pay and be reinstated on the state payroll.

The Indianapolis man, who was an assistant to the former superintendent of the school for mentally retarded children, was fined $100 Monday on a "reduced" charge of assault. He said yesterday he was suspended with the provision that he would be reinstated when he was found innocent of the morals charges. "I have pleaded guilty only to a simple assault charge -a misdemeanor. I stand innocent of any morals charge," he said. Copeland said he agreed to plead guilty to the lesser charge because he felt he couldn't have obtained an impartial trial.

Daily Vital Statistics Marriages William L. Snider, Irene McCollister. William F. Raymann, Barbara L. Merkle.

Charles Gray, Bell L. Underwood. James A. Trulock, Judith A. Mosby, Richard M.

Clymer, Jean A. Jones. Carl E. Thurston, Patricia A. Allen.

Norbert E. Adrian, Elizabeth A. Tay. lor. Joseph Olmstead, Peggy Frazier.

William E. Sexton, Barbara E. Shook. John F. Verhonik, Shirley A.

Zenor. Kenneth E. Dixon, Ella M. Sexton. Carl F.

Dewey, Rosemarie J. Roth. Sylvester Bowling, Betty S. Cupp. Dean A.

Davis, Marian E. Kemp. John E. Bullock, Deloris J. Watts.

Jerry L. Whitcomb, Nancy E. Armstrong. Births COLEMAN Alcern, Floyd, Joanne, boy. Angel, Virgil, Lorraine, girl.

Banks, Harold, Wilma, girt. Bennett Jim, Lola, girl. Billings. Ralph, Diane, boy. Blakemore Robert, Barbara, boy.

Boyer, Carl, Harriet, girl. Conklin, George, Nancy, girl. Deady, Frederick, Elsie, boy. DeDobbelgere, Robert, Maureen, bay. Dunham, Harry, Janet, girl.

Hadley, Aaron, Bessie, boy. Hagood, Mary, girl. Hansen, Richard, Joan, girl, Harding, Ronald, Barbara, boy, Hurley, Thomas, Patricia, girl. James. Stephen, Phyllis, girl.

Ludkiewicz, William, Teki, boy. Merritt, James, Marian, girl. Minx, Leo, Priscilla, girl. Noe, Edward, Ruth, girl. Rea, James, Norma, boy, Smith, John, June, girl.

Sturm, Richard, Rosann, boy. Thompson, Herbert, Suzanne, girl. Vaughn, Iran, Evelyn, boy. Westover, Robert, Phyllis, girl. Williams, James, Frances, girl.

FOR BEST RESULTS USE STAR AND NEWS 3 In Memoriam HIATT-In loving memory of LILLIAN M. HIATT, who passed away Feb. 12, 1957. We have only vour memory, dear mother, To remember our whole lives through, But the sweetness will linger forever, As we treasure the image of you. -Husband and Children NORRIS- in loving memory of our dear wife and mother, ALMA J.

NORRIS, who passed away February 12, 1950. -Sadly missed by Will C. Norris and Family. RUSSELL-In loving memory of our dolly, KATHY JANE RUSSELL, who passed away February 12, 1954. Only Our Father in Heaven knows of the ache in our hearts; The emptiness of our arms, the loneliness of the future without our dolly.

If only for an instant of time we might glimpse the sweet smile, hear the soft voice, the tenderness of one goodnight kiss, the bedtime prayer. When our paths have been trod and our journey's ended, we know we three shall be again hand in hand. For it has been promised "and a little child shall lead -Mommie and Daddy. TAYLOR-In loving memory of M. TAYLOR who passed away February 12, 1957.

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