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Tuesday, July 31, 1956 24 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS YOUTH BURNS TO DEATH IN WRECKAGE A flaming truck crash and a three-car smashup claimed four lives overnight. JAMES FRANKLIN THOMAS, 17, Black Diamond, was pinned in the truck wreckage at New Albany and burned to death. The accident occurred at 3:25 a.m. when a semitruck, heavily laden with steel, swerved, toppled onto two parked cars and burst into flame. A gasoline tank exploded.

Mack Lloyd 32, Bessemer, driver of the truck and a cousin of Thomas, said he was blinded by the lights of oncoming traffic. He was uninjured. Three persons were injured fatally in a crash miles south of Mishawaka on Ind. 331. LAWRENCE MAX WELL GUY, 20, R.R.

4, Warsaw, was killed instantly. PHILLIP J. LONGENECKER, 20 R.R. 2, Leesburg, a passenger in Guy's car, died 3 hours following the crash. A second driver, EARL MILTON STEWARD, 55, a dishwasher at the Beatty Memorial Hospital, Westville, and former resident of Mishawaka, died about a half hour after the accident.

At Michigan City, 80-yearold JOHN T. CURL, who was injured last Thursday when his car crashed into a pole at a gas station, died last night. Curl's 76 year old wife, Maude, and their daughter-inlaw, Clara Day, 56, were injured seriously. Believe HST Lost Move to Dump Adlai By RUTH MONTGOMERY INS Reporter WASHINGTON Former President Harry S. Truman, playing a cagey game of political poker, has met with initial rebuff in his secret attempt to scuttle Adlai Stevenson in favor of a Harriman-Kefauver ticket.

This correspondent has learned from an unimpeachable source that Truman has been working behind the scenes for several weeks to man Senator Estes KeYork R050 Governor Averell Harriforce wedding between New fauver Tennessee. At one point the 0: proposed deal looked so hot that plan56 ners expected to culminate it at the testimonial dinner for Senator Walter George in DE Washington 10 days ago. The plan blew up that evening, however, and does not now 0 look very promising. An informed source revealed that Truman, nearly a month ago, dispatched his handpicked former national chairman, Frank McKinney of Indianapolis to New York for the first of a series of secret huddles with Harriman's campaign manager, Carmine DeSapio. McKinney, recently appointed Midwest campaign manager for Harriman, was delegated to persuade Harriman to take Kefauver as his running mate, and also to convince the Senator that his only hope lay in such a deal.

Although the ex-president dislikes Kefauver, he has been eyeing his 200 committed delegates and possible 50 others as the best means of stopping a bandwagon for Stevenson after the first ballot. Total Power Failure BERLIN (AP)-West Berlin -a city of more than 2 million -was crippled 2 hours today by a total failure of the electric power system. Generator failso ure was blamed. KILLS will your SIMPLE QUICK ants. Carries TERRO sweet eating to No use.

Get place from your Bother. KILLER cannot supply dealer send today--if bottle and sise postpaid. you, large Gratiot SL, SL. or Chemical Ca, 618 Senoret THE KILLER THE RURAL ROUTE Drift of Weed-Killer Spray Cuts Tomato Crop By FRANK SALZARULO Farm Editor Salzarulo Indiana tomato growers may take a loss of nearly $250,000 because of crop damage from drifting weed-killer chemicals, an official of the Indiana Canners Association reported today. Warren Spangle, executive secretary of the canners' group, 850 said of the state's crop has been damaged by "careless of chemicals by 05 some highway county departments, rural electric membership corporaItions, private utilities and Salzarulo neighboring farmers.

Damage so far is estimated at 3,900 acres, but Spangle said it may run as high as 5,000 acres. Injury to the crop ranges from slight to a complete kill, and in a preliminary survey the average loss was estimated at 1 to 2 tons an acre. The damage, he said, results from drifting chemicals used to clear weeds from roadsides, fence rows and farm crops in neighboring fields. Crop and chemical authorities explain that of three types of weed chemicals on the market, the ester forms are more volatile and form a gas or vapor which can drift up to a mile hours after the chemical has been applied. To combat drifting, they recommended use of low volatile chemicals, low pressure spraying, and nozzles with large openings to avoid a misty spray which might drift.

Dr. G. F. Warren of the Purdue horticulture department, recommended that weed chemical users. in addition to using low volatile esters, avoid HIGHEST OF PRAISES Flying New Air Indianapolis' new streamlined air terminal at Weir Cook Municipal Airport received the highest of praises of flying farmers from four states yesterday.

Nearly 500 gathered here yesterday from Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin and Indiana, the host state, for the 11th annual Flying Farmers' field day. Bulk of the visitors came in their own planes, but some came by automobile, explaining that their planes were under repair. Here are comments by visitors: Frank Langellier, Milford, "Pretty nice a big improvement since I was here 15 years ago." Kenneth Wycoff, Valparaiso: "This terminal is a big asset to Indianapolis. It is well-planned, handy and adequate for a while, at least." John Rose, Wawaka: "As nice a place I've ever seen." Newell Maggart, Lapel: "Pretty nice looking place. It's Man Sought in Stockyard Slaying Held The 23-year-old man wanted for the slaying of a 41-year-old truck driver at the Indianapolis Stockyards has surrendered to police.

Kenneth J. Baughman, Seattle, who has been on the run since the June 30 slaying during an attempted holdup of a poker game, arrived at police headquarters yesterday afternoon with a lawyer. He told police he had returned to Indianapolis last Thursday after making two trips to Ohio, one to Missouri 5 and one to Illinois. Baughman is charged with the murder of William Waller, 41, 1548 Shepard, the father of seven children. Waller was struck in the chest with a shotgun blast when he attempted to break up the holdup of the all poker game in a small building in the center of the stockyards.

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tiny tablets called Whitehall Pharmacal 3 Company spraying in strong winds and "stay away from tomatoes, tobacco and melons." He suggested also a "strong educational program" to acquaint users with correct spray procedures and the dangers of the weed killing chemicals. CANNER SAYS DAMAGE GETS WORSE EACH YEAR Weeding with chemicals has become widespread in recent years, and a canning company years the air will be full of the official said that "within a few stuff unless something is done about it." The official Shelby Baker of the G. S. Suppiger Mt. Summitt, said "there's a lot of damage this year and it seems to get worse every year." Baker urged legislation to prohibit use of 2 brush killer chemicals after the middle of May.

He estimated damage in Henry and Wayne Counties at 100 acres. "We've had some judgments and settlements in Henry County and we've got other damaged fields where we can't prove who did the damage," he added. A. D. Mueller, manager of the State-wide Rural Electric Membership said REMCs paid some claims for damages "several years ago" but that he is quite a building and a big a 17-acre field has been debe surprised at the airports the politeness and courtesies the sticks, but we appreciate we had a place like this in Inbuy a candy bar." age in our own fields.

Most of ing Mays, Rush County, neat, handy and has plenty of age to tomatoes was reported. state president of the Indiana wing of Flying Farmers: "This said "there's a good bit of damplace over in the last couple of other terminal in the country." great. I didn't have any idea found anywhere. We're from room. It can compete with any they do, the results to some way Department may resort to shown to us." years." year.

boring farmer spraying a fence crops would be disastrous." knew of no complaints this stroyed as a result of a neighJohn Isaacs, Withee, Carl Hagerty, Brookston, "Services are the best I've "They've sure worked this elsewhere where you can't even chemical weed killers, "and if Gordon Kennedy, Brookston: Vernon Miller, Bluffton: "It's improvement in facilities. You'd Farmers Laud Spangle said the state HighCharles Amick, Mays PackElsewhere in the state, damc Terminal dianapolis." Harry Mitten, Goodland: "This is as fine a terminal as they've got in Mexico City. You didn't get it a bit before you needed it." Mrs. Roscoe Knott, Urbana, "Everything a visitor would want in the way of services 1S here." A. D.

Steidinger, Fairbury, "You really have something now." Flying Farmers is sponsored by Prairie Farmer, a Midwest farm magazine. FANFARE JOE PRO THAT WHO'S WAY PUTTING PAPER IM GOING FOR THAT GREEN OVER THERE! ANYONE FOR ASPIRIN row. Practically every field we've contracted with farmers has some damage." O. D. Gove, California Packing Frankfort, reports "some damage, but not considerable." He said a Lebanon tomato grower's 20-acre field was "severely damaged" as a result of a roadside spray job by the county Highway Department.

At Kokomo, George Aydelott. a fieldman for Libby, McNeill Libby said "you can see damage in several fields." One grower, he said, already has received an insurance settlement. "The only way you can control this he declared, "is legislation outlawing use of the ester forms of chemicals." Altar Mixup HOLLYWOOD Actress Sharon Lee (above) stayed out with her husband, Ted Tillinghast, until 3 a.m. the night before he was to marry Actress Nancy Valentine. Miss Valentine says the wedding is off and Miss Lee commented, "I don't want to be the heavy in -AP Wirephoto.

WHO SAID WHAT Plane Truth -Two Enough By DWIGHT SCANTLAND Lt. FRANK CARRIG of San Francisco is the only pilot to perform what Navy men call a nearly impossible trick of landing a Cutlass fighter on a carrier with one of its twin jet engines dead. For even more distinction, he has done it twice. "Same plane, same engine, same pilot last time, I hope," he commented. Lying helpless on the ground for a week had a few compensations for LILLIAN McKEEN, 78-year-old Sac City (la.) farm woman.

She said: "I did get some pleasure from the experience. I saw so many birds. One of them, a bluebird, I hadn't seen in ever so long." President FRED HEINKEL of the Missouri Farmers Association: "A farm law which will meet the needs of farmers must recognize the fact that we must learn to live with an abundance in agriculture." 3 Witnesses Change Tune; Ex-Cop Freed Former Policeman Jacque Durham was freed of a pandering charge today by a judge's directed charge of not guilty. Judge Pro Tem Frank A. Symmes sustained a motion for a directed verdict by the jury after three principal state's witnesses reneged on sworn statements.

Prosecutor John G. Tinder said, after the case in Criminal Court 1, he would ask that suspension of six-month sentences given two of the witnesses in return for their testimony be lifted. The witnesses, Larry and of pornographic literature. 008 in Robert Daniels, brothers, had been found guilty of possession connection with the case. Doris Rowland, 25, 548 N.

Senate, identified as the prostitute in the case, said she knew Durham only slightly. A sworn statement, dated June 13, 1955, was introduced, in which she said she had known Durham three years and that he had taken her to 2502 N. Delaware, a filling station. There, according to the statement, she had relations with two brothers for $5 apiece on May 13, 1955. Miss Rowland testified today she was under narcotic addiction at the time and that she had been imposed upon to sign.

She denied the contents of the statement. The two brothers involved refused to link Durham with bringing Miss Rowland to the filling station. Deaths Bamberger, Mary, 81, 5330 N. Penn. carcinoma Barrett, Bessie, 68, Methodist, cancer Davidson, Lawrence 8., 56, Long.

myocardial infraction Hollingsworth, Albert A. 76, 3202 N. Meridian, carcinoma James, William, 95, 1409 Bellefontaine, arteriosclerotic heart Johnson, Richard hours, eral, prematurity Montgomers, Infant, 1 day, Methodist, prematurity Montgomery, Infant, 8 hours, Methodist, prematurity Richamond, Mildred, 77, General, Schuler. Mary, 11, 534 Prospect, cirrhosis Voyles, Rose. 68, 1851 W.

Morris, myocarditis Welch, Esnel, 56, Veteran's, sclerosis Worley, Cora, 81. 3301 N. Keystone, arteriosclerosis Legal Notices To the Taxpayers of Decatur Township of Marion County, Indiana: You are hereby notified that on the 24th day of July, 1956, that the township Trustee and Advisory Board of Decatur Township of Marion ty, Indiana, by resolution duly adopted, and pursuant to notice theret fore given, and under and by virtue of the authority contained in Chapter 57 of the Acts of 1945, as amended, duly adopted plan whereby a Cumulative Bullding Fund be provided for the erection. construction, purchase and remodeling of school bulldings, purchase of real estate and the purchase of equipment. the payment of for renting and leasing of real estate for school buildings.

and the levying of an additional tax in sald school unit. and that such A Fund be provided by tax levy of $.50 on each $100.00 of assessed valuation on all taxable property in that taxing district for such purposes, such tax to be assessed beginning with the levy for 1956, payable in 1957, and an nually thereafter for a total period of two (2) years AS provided by said Act. Final approval of the aforementionel resolution by the State Board of Tax Commissioners will Invalidate any previous tax rate which has heretofore been approved for this purpose. You are further notified that pursuant to said Act, any ten (10) or more taxpayers in the taxing district of Decatur Township of Marion County, Indiana, other than those who pay Poll Tax only, may file a petition with the County Auditor of Marion County. Indiana, not later than ten (10) days after this publication, setting forth their objections to such proposed levy.

Upon the filing of such petition, sald Auditor will immediately certify same to the State Board of Tax Commasioners. WILLIAM M. HAVERSTICK HOWARD S. MILLS CARL R. YEAGER Members Advisory Board, Decatur Township, Marion County, Indiana.

FRED O. BUTLER, Trustee, Decatur Township. Marion County, Indiana. STATE BOARD OF TAX COMMISSIONERS FRED C. WISSMAN.

Secretary, July 27, 1956. Death Notices ALKERN-Crover age 63, husband of Orpha Marie, stepsor of John Hensley, father of Russell, Raymond and James Alkern and Florence Carver, stepfather of Margaret Glass. brother of Sarah Trotter, and Rev. Emma Bruns, half-brother of John and Leslie Hensley, Mrs. Mae Tatlock, Helen Day Sunday.

Services Wednesday. 10:00 and Dorothy Ballard, passed away a.m. J. C. WILSON CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES.

Friends invited. Friends may call. BRADFORD-Georgia. 61 years, 22 S. Mort wife of Ernest ford.

mother of Mrs. Roselynn Wolfe and Mrs. Jean McKillip and 4 grandchildren. sister cf Mrs. Lawrence McDaniel and Dale Green.

'uneral Wednesday. 10 a.m.. at ROYSTER ASKIN MORTUARY. 2310 W. Wash.

St. Friends may call any Lime. 6124 Lowell Ave. 58 years, of husband of Estella C. Branson.

father of E. Branson. brother of Orville Harry son. Mrs. Audrey Everhart and Mrs.

Opal Lisher, passed away Saturday. Funeral Wednesday 1:30 p.m. from SHIRLEY BROS. IRVING HILL CHAPEL, 5377 E. Wash.

Calling anytime. porte, Ruby Finch of step- passed away Monday a.m. also sur- floral offerings received from our kind mother of Cora Von Spreckelson 0: vived by 6 grandchildren. Friends may friends and neighbors, and to thank Indpls. Services Wednesday, 1 p.m..

call at the TOLEN HERR MEMO- Grinsteiner Funeral Home and all othWEAVER FUNERAL HOME. Dan- RIAL CHAPEL, 1308 Prospect, after ers who assisted in so many ways durville. Ind Entombment Washington 6 p.m. Tuesday. Services Wednesday.

Ing our recent Park. 2 n.m, Interment Crown Hill. Children. Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices REPORT OF THE BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS STATUS OF TREASURY REPORT FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1955 Published Pursuant to Indians Acts 1927, Page 233, Sec, Funds Balance Total Receipts Balance July 1.1955 Receipts and Balances Disbursements June 30. 1936 Special $819,959.25 $21,483,583.91 $32.303.543.1 $21.872.889.89 $430,653.29 Tuition 1,115.81 6,528.444.09 6,529,559.90 6,526.054.40 3.305,50 Trust: Algeo 15.62 15.62 12.75 3.67 Banning 84.17 1.038.80 1.012.00 50.97 Blanchard- 11.80 28.661.40 28.673.30 28.290.00 383.20 Coburn 122.40 23.14 146.14 Jesse G.

211.83 400.20 612.03 Darrach Trust 1,074.30 625.00 1.699.30 1.243.1 Dean 33.73 12.50 46.23 46.23 Donnan 38.24 513.15 551.39 500.00 51.39 Frenzel 34.00 32.00 66.00 6.13 59.87 Gregg 1.044.28 1.164.42 2.208.70 1.400.00 808.70 Holliday Library Jasper Holliday Scholarship 505.82 3.397.60 3.903.42 3,000.00 903.42 409.80 409.80 100.00 Jennie Jones 86.29 45.00 110.39 20.90 McCoy 415. 122.74 538.49 200.00 338.49 James E. Roberts, 2,192.38 2.064.59 4,236.97 831.71 3.425.26 Henrietta West Henriettta W. Roberts- 14,700.00 473.80 Seegmiller 60.91 58.75 119.66 12,15 107.51 Esther Fay 270.53 270.53 270.53 Snow Award 31.26 2.313.65 2.200.00 344.91 Carl A. Stearns.

3.29 513.15 516.44 510.00 6.44 Anna Wysong 21.91 25.00 46.91 46.91 Building Bond. 405,676.91 1.599.971 194.948.68 Building Fund. 1,341,110.00 6.599.388.38 6,801.943.3 1,138.555.04 (Elementary Book 9,570.28 230.169.65 191.217.03 68,322.90 Public Employees' Retirement 1,372.00 88.596.39 12,155,64 Teachers' Retirement 181,301.10 404.091.90 388.179.02 196,614.58 Withholding Payroll Ded. 2.637,574.06 2.158.685.61 478,888.45 Sinking Fund 546.170.93 1,136.651.00 1,470.000.00 212,821.93 Social Security, arrears 1955 71.389.58 71.389.58 Social Security, 1956..... 222.163.86 222.163.86 106.430.19 Totals $3,327,645.19 $40.852,988,83 $41,315,915.06 $2,861,718.96 and Property Tax Receipts for Spec.al Fund.

Special Taxes Tuition for Fund. Taxes for Cumulative Building 2,188,368.38 Special Fund Balance does not include Petty Cash Fund for Administration Building. Library, Bullding and BREIER-Anna, of R.R. 1, New Palestine, passed away Monday, age 82, mother of Arnold, Lester, Harold and Gilbert Breler of Indianapolis, Hattie Elliott of New Palestine, sister of Benjamin and John Droezer, Minnie Mohiman and Emma Raesner of Indianapolis. also one granddaughter.

Funeral Wednesday, 2 p.m., HENDRYX FIELDS MORTUARIES CUMBERLAND CHAPEL. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel any time. CARTER-Bert (Nick), 1802 W. Minnesota beloved husband May Carter, brother of Dora Erwin of Louisville, Alma Carter.

Sellersburg. Ind, and James Carter, Cold- water, O. passed away Monday, Serv-1 ices Thursday, 2 p.m.. at the Westview Baptist Church. Burial Floral Park Cemetery.

Friends may call at BEANBLOSSOM MORTUARY. 1321 W. Ray until time of service. FANT -Lena age 90, sister of Mrs. Cora Bensema, also several nieces nephews, passed away.

Services Wednesday, 10:30 a.m.. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME, 4925 W. 16th St. Friends invited. Burial Brookville.

Ind. Friends may call at the funeral home. GRAY-Paul age 49, New Ross. husband of Mary, father of Lloyd of New Ross, Mrs. Verna Feather, Louisville, stepfather of Mrs.

Geraldine Lockridge. New Castle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gray, brother of Mrs. Mary Barr, New Ross, Wayne Gray of Jamestown, passed away sunday, Member of Local No.

60. Funeral Wednesday, 2 p.m., at WALKER FUNERAL HOME, Jamestown, Friends may call at funeral home any time. Burial New Ross. HENNESSY-Richard B. 5829 Crittenden, husband of Mary father of James Washington, D.C., Francis Dayton, and Richard J.

Hennessy, brother of Mrs. Agnes Regan, Parsons, Joseph. Fulton, Thomas and Francis Hennessy both of Kansas City. Also survived by 12 grandchildren, died Sunday. Requiem Mass Wednesday 10 a.m., Christ the King Church.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. may call at the KIRBY MORTUARY, Meridian at 19th St. (Please omit (Mo.) papers please HOWELL-Stephen N. R.R. 4, Box 568, age 80.

father of Harry, Bert. Hurthel, and Roy Howell, May Starr and Ida Holt, passed away Monday. Services 1:30 p.m. from SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL, 946 N.

Ill. Calling after 4 p.m. Wed. KOCH-Karl 55 sears, of 1121 Windsor husband of Amy Koch, father of Mrs. Clem Wachuta of Mrs.

Lyle Faulkner and Kenneth Koch city, passed away Monday. Friends call the JORDAN FUNERAL HOME. 4428 E. 10th after 7 p.m. Tuesday.

Funeral Thursday, Aug. 2d, 10:30 a.m. Friends invited. LOBDELL-Mrs. Eunice 520 Lynhurst sister of Mrs.

Rush Touton, Mrs. Margaret Koehler, and Mrs. Harry E. McClain, passed away Monday. Services Wednesday, 10 A.m..

FLANNER BUCHANAN FALL. CREEK MORTUARY. Friends may call after 6 p.m. Tuesday. MeHENKY-Georgia age 82.

of 2904 E. Kessler mother of Mrs. Beatrice McHenry Fick and three grandchildren, passed away Tuesday Goshen. Ind. Services Thursday.

p.m., from SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL, 946 N. Illinois, Calling after noon Wednesday. MOWWE-Ella age 66. wife of Earnest, mother of Lucille Peed.

Services DONELSON, Mrs. Anna H. JUTZI, Mrs. Mary LOBDELL, Mrs. Eunice W.

SAYCE. William VERIGAN, Mr. William FLANNER, BUCHANAN Mortuaries Shirley Services BRANSON. Harry R. HOWELL.

Stephen N. McHENRY, Georgia L. SMITH, Tilden TABELMAN. Maxine WOOD, James Cowden Death Notices Death Notices MORTON-Ancil husband of Olive Morton, brother of Elmer and Morris Morton, passed away suddenly in Decatur, 111. Services Thursday, 2 p.m..

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME, 4925 W. 16th St. Friends invited. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m. Tuesday RITTER-Lois Iona, age 53, of 2649 Foltz.

wife of Morgan T. mother of Shirley Anne, passed away Sunday. Funeral services Wednesday, 2 p.m., at the FARLEY FUNERAL HOME. 1604 W. Morris Burial New Crown Cemetery, Friends may call at the funeral home.

(Bedford, papers please SAYCE-William. 1162 W. 33d, father of Mrs. G. D.

French and William L. Sayce: brother (f Mrs. Arthur Dinnage, passed away Sunday, Services FLANNER BUCHANAN FALL CREEK MORTUARY, 2 p.m. Wednesday. Friends invited.

SCHIER-Katherine (Kate). 82 years, 37. N. Beville beloved mother of John and Henry Schler, grandmother of Herald J. Cole and Jack Schier.

passed away Monday. Funeral Wednesday, 1 p.m., at the G. H. HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME, 1505 S. East St.

Friends invited, SCOP-Helen G. (Lawrence), 3016 S. Collier entered into rest Monday, age: 59, wife to Mike, mother of Hazel Cash and Irene Schmuck, sister of Nellie Seakamp. John R. and Charles Lawrence.

Services Thursday, 2 p.m.. at MARS VIEW CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Holt Road and Perry St. Friends may call at HARRY W. MOORE PEACE CHAPEL.

2050 E. Michigan until 10 a.m. Thursday. SHAFFER-Georze 1142 S. Lynhurst, father of Harry E.

and Clarence L. Shaffer, grandfather of five. great- -grandfather of eight, departed this Monday, age 89. Services Thursday. Aug.

2. At MOORE de KIRK REN DAVIS CHAPEL, 6112 W. Wash. 1 p.m Burial Acton. Ind.

Friends invited. SMITH 79 years, 332 N. 17ood father of Thelma Alvord, Los Alamos. New Mexico and Ralph B. Smith of grandfather of Dareyl and Sharon Smith, passed away Sunday, Funeral Wednesday 3 p.m.

from SHIRLEY BROS. IRVING HILL CHAPEL. 5377 E. Wash. St.

Calling any time, TABELMAN-Maxine, age 41 of 1829 Medford wife of Delmer Tabelman mother of Delmer Jr. and Robert L. Tabelman, daughter of Emma Holy of Leo. Julius and William Boughton, Porter and Monroe Shay, passed away Sunday. Time of Services Wednesday, 3:00 p.m.

from SHIRLEY BROS. Central Chapel, 946 N. Ill. St. Calling any time.

TIEMAN-Charles age 62, brother of Herbert Tieman of Richmond, William Tieman and Mrs. Mary Virginia Ready, of city, and Mrs. Julia Away Walsh of Monday. Ferdinand. Services Wednesday, passed a.m..

St. John's Catholic Church, Friends may call at the J. C. WILSON CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES. Burial Connersville.

Ind. (His nephew Walsh of St Meinard Arch Abbey, will offer the mass.) WALKER-Charles A. 1419 N. LaSalle entered into rest Sunday, ARe 54. Husband of Violet brother of Dorothy Johnson.

Eva Kunkel and Ralph Walker. Services Wednesday 1:30 p.m. at HARRY W. MOORE PEACE CHAPEL, 2050 E. Mich.

St. Friends welcome Member of Calvin Prather Lodge No. 717 WENCKE-Sharon Rose, 2938 Arthington Blvd. entered into rest Sunday, Age 4 weeks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Carl J. Wencke. sister of Cari Neil and Lynda Joy. granddaughter of Clara Graver. Neil Houston, and Evelyn Preston, Services Wednesday.

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

WOOD--James Cowden, 82 years, 5143 E. apt. No 2. Ausband of Eleanor S. Wood.

father of Mary Louise Wilson of James Lewis Wood, South Bend, Durward Norvel Rev. Harry, Witbur. Harold. Thelma. Geneva.

Helen and Grace, brother el Florence Holtclaw and Ercell Averitt, Dora Holsclaw and Ella Bradley, passed away Saturday, Funeral Wednesday, 10 a.m. from SHIRLEY FROS. IRVING HILL CHAPEL. 5377 E. Wash.

St. Calling time Card of Thanks GLASRA- The family of WILLIAM J. GLASKA wishes to express their sincere appreciation to the clergy, Dr. La Dine, nurses. Bob Kirby.

relatives, friends and neighbors for the masses. prayers. sympathe and floral tributes extended to us during his illness and passing. -Wife and Famile, PFALLER-Mr sincere thanks to the kind friends. neighbors and relatives for expressions of sympathy, spirtual bouquets, beautiful Nowers and other courtestes extended at the sudden passing of my beloved husband WALTER PFALLER I especially wish to thank Fr.

Hitgins and Fr. Van Benten of the Cathedral. and Flanner de Buchanan Fall Creek Mortuary, also Fr. Strange, C. 1.

Brown de Sons and friends in Montezuma, for their kind services rendered -Mrs. Walter SPECKMAN-George, We thanks wish to extend our and Grounds. Instruction Center in the sum of $1,300.00. Does not include 149.033.00 investment in United States Treasury Bills Does not include $1,689,273.00 investment in United States Treasury B.Its S. E.

EIKENBERRY. Secretary. THE BOARD OF SCHOOL, COMMISSIONERS. CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS DETAIL OF THE DEPARTMENTAL EXPENDITURES. FISCAL YEAR 1955-1956 ADMINISTRATION Crisous Attucks Arsenal Technical General Superin- High School Schools 58.838.37 tendent's Office 112.391.75 George Washington Broad Ripple High Social Service De- High School 14.251.45 School 20,684.14 partment 57.631.73 Thomas Carr Howe Crissus Attucks Business Office 112,975.94 High School 10.465.34 High School 21,303.09 Board and General Harry F.

Wood George Washington Offices 23,977.82 School 12.389.36 High School 25.540.16 Bu'ldings and Thomas Carr Howe Grounds Depart- Total-Mainte- High School 16,771.10 ment 113.997.70 nance 528.609.91 Harry E. Wood Supply Department. 31.731.34 FIXED CHARGES School 48,247,27 Rentals $18.329,77 General 1.534.85 tration 432,926.28 Property Damage, Total--Capital Total-Adminis- Insurance 62.849.73 INSTRUCTION and Public Fleet Liability In- 8 SPECIAL Outlay 602,224.31 Supervision 350.959.21 TOTAL Kindergarten 399.439.79 surance 11,551.88 SCHOOL AND Elementary Schools. 9.250,529.09 Workmen's Com- TUITION FUND Shortridge High pensation 41,050.79 EXPENDITURES School Contribution to AS PER BUDGET Emmerich Manual Public OF $23.669.338.35 Training High Retirement Fund DETAIL OF N5 EXPENDITURES--OTHER School 509.132.89 Security 5 317.400.00 FUNDS and Social Arsenal Technical Schools 1,399,662.93 Bond Premiums CUMULATIVE BUILD- 3 Broad Ripple High and Licenses 1,659.00 ING FUND School 493.227.33 Money and Expenditures 6,801.843.34 Crispus Attucks Refunds and Ad- SCHOOL Securities 1.082.48 BUILDHigh School 483,152.14 ING BOND FUND justments 25.424.23 George High School Washington 506,946.61 Transfer Tuition 26.584.83 Expenditures 1,599,978.73 Thomas Carr Howe Art Association 23.340.00 PRINCIPAL ON High School 440,853.15 Ch'Idren's Museum. 15.000.00 MATURED BONDS Adult Education 255.178.03 Total--Fixed E.

Wood Symphony Orchestra 25.000.00 Sinking Fund General 96.751.62 Charges 569.272.71 PAYMENT OF TEMSchool 462.033.11 Maturities 1,470.000.00 AUXILIARY AGENCIES PORARY LOANS Total--Instruction $15,406,201.19 Supervision 14.927.17 Time Warrants Elementary Schools (Princ pal Only 4,720 000.00 L. 'braries $040.704.46 -Lunchrooms 478 012.83 TRUST FUND COORDINATE ACTIVITIES General 340.525.49 Elementary Schools Expenditures 53 534.52 -Milk Lunches 70.690.22 Shortridte High TEACHERS' RETIREMENT Total--Coordinate School 138.834.63 FUND ASSESSMENT Activities 1,281,229.95 Emmerich Manual Expenditures 388,779.02 OPERATION Training High SOCIAL SECURITY Administration School 96.866.46 Expenditures 106.630.19 Bulidings 49.385.37 Arsenal Technical Elementary Schools Schools 185,649.56 SOCIAL SECURITY Shortridge High Broad Ripple High ARREARAGE School 95.604.13 School 104.265.52 Expenditures 71,389.58 Emmerich Manual Crienus Attucks WITHHOLDING TAX Training High High School 49.742.38 Expenditures 2,158,685.61 School 90.469.43 Genre Washington PUBLIC EMPLOYEES' Arsenal Technical High School 92,393.14 RETIREMENT FUND Schools 240.128.48 Thomas Carr Howe Expenditures 77.812.75 Broad Ripple High High Schoo! 96.730.88 School 73,514.92 Harry E. Wood ELEMENTARY BOOK Crisput Attucks School 63.037.43 AND SUPPLY FUND Hich School 80,718.65 General 3.075.00 Expenditures 191,217.03 George Washington ADJUSTMENT ACCOUNTS High School 83,418.35 Total--Auxiliary 1,149.87 Thomas Carr Howe Agencies, 1,395,185.21 Book Binding 3,393.75 High School 59.570.42 DEBT STRVICE Furniture Exchange Harry F. Wood Interest on Bonded Account (Cr.) 438.70 School 28.048.15 Debt 221.325.50 Supply Stock 4.485 64 General 70.395,26 Interest on Tempo- Supply Stock--Over rary Loans 22.912 54 and Short 706.52 Tota1-Operation 2,203.650.75 Contributions to Shop Stock (Cr.) 315.12 MAINTENANCE Sinking Fund 986.000,00 Shop and Short Stock--Over 423.98 Administration Buildings 8,513.74 Total--Debt Elementary Schools. 362,202.50 Service 1,230.238.04 Total--Adjustment Shortridge High CAPITAL OUTLAY Accounts 9,403.94 School 15,826.18 Administration TOTAL EXPENDIEmmerich Manual 46.028 TURES- OTHER Training High Elementary' 'Schools 293.709.82 FUNDS $17,649.376.71 School 9,012 87 Shortridge High Arsenal Technical GRAND TOTAL--EXSchools School 34,302.37 PENDITURES--ALL 59,070.49 Emmerich Manual FUNDS--SAME Broad Ripple High Training High AS FINANCIAL School 20.581.161 School 35.264 STATEMENT $41.318.915.06 All Vouchers and Bills for all payments are in the possession of The Board open for Public Inspection.

of School Commissioners and are THE BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS M. V. BAILEY. BUSINESS MANAGER S. E.

EIKENBERRY. SECRETARY HASHMAN, GENERAL 8 ACCOUNTANT 3 In Memoriam SELTON-In loving memory of our mother MABEL BELTON who passed away July 31, 1953. Peaceful be thy rest. dear mother, It is sweet to breathe thy name: In life we loved you In death we do the same. -The Family, loving memory of EMMA L.

BIXLER, who passed away July 31. 1955. We have only your memory, dear mother, To remember our whole lives through, But the sweetness will linger forever, As we treasure the image of you. -Dad and Children. DAILY--In loving memory of my dear husband JESSE M.

DAILY who passed away July his 31, wite, 1955. Pearl E. Sadly missed by Daily. KELLY-In loving memory of JOSEPH A. July KELLY, who When passed the evening shades are falling.

away 1955 And we are sitting all alone: In our hearts there comes longing. It he only could come home. -Wife and Daughter IN LOVING MEMORY OF ETHEL G. MILLIGAN who passed away July 31. 1934 Daughter Ruth.

Howard and Children ARTMAN-In loving memory of LAURA A. ARTMAN, ho massed away July 31, 1952. -W. A. Artman and Daughters ATWOOD-In loving memory of JAMES K.

ATWOOD. who passed away July 31, 1943. -Ida May Atwood and Family 4 Funeral Directors CONKLE FUNERAL HOME 1934 Michigan ME 7-9622 4925 16th BE 896 FARLEY FUNERAL HOME 1604 W. Morris ME 6-2388 GRINSTEINER'S 1601 E. New York ME 2-5374 G.

M. HERRMANN 1505 N. East, ME HISEY TITUS 951 N. Delaware ME 4-1828 JORDAN FUNERAL HOME PROMPT AMBULANCE SERVICE 24 Mou. Daily HELEN U.

JORDAN ME 6-4305 2428 E. 10th ME 6-4304 KIRBY MORTUARY Merdian at 9th WA 8-3331 HARRY W. MOORE PEACE CHAPEL 2050 E. MICH, ST. ME 6-6461 MOORE KIRK-5 CHAPELS LI 6-1564 FL 7-1159 6-5056 LI 7-5140 BE 4774 ROYSTER ASKIN 2310 W.

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669, F. and A.M., Wednesday, AUgust 1. 2 p.m., to attend the funeral of our late brother. Tilden Smith. Pallbearers requested.

PAUL E. STEWART. W.M. EDWARD A. LEHMAN, SeCT.

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Jerry Gambrall, 1120 S. Richland. Indpls, WILL not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself on or after July 24. 1956. Robert Adair.

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CAR RENT NEW CAR OR TRUCK FOR BEST RESULTS USE STAR AND NEWS QUICKACTION WAN BERUM-Golde E. of 1134 N. Parker, widow of Charles A. Byrum and mother of Jack Hodge, sister of Mrs. Artie Ruddick of New York, also 11 grandchildren, passed away Monday.

Friends may call at the JORDAN FUNERAL HOME. 2428 E. 10th St. after 7 p.m.. Tuesday, Funeral Thursday, Auz.

2d, 2 p.m. Friends invited. Burial Park. FANCHER-Nora, passed AWAY at porte, Ind. Saturday evening.

mother of Violet Copeland, West Palm Beach, Mrs. Jewell Sark of La- 4 sav 3NOHd 8-2411.