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Wtdneidcy, Moy 29, 1963 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS Pagt 20 Funeral Announeemtntt 1 9 Pirtonalt Public Notices Daily Vital Statistics WlWfo MAURNlTV he-Mi Con otter protective car and planning to unwed girls and their babies. General Services Administration, Region 575 U. S. Courthouse, Chicago 4, Illinois; or (bl Custodian of the building proeet after Moy 31, 191 for tntormoTion, riK wi. Chef" Triple Treat 45c 2d Hospital for Muncie Special to Tht Ntwi Smut Banned at Muncie Teacher Union Is Recognized 1 Deofi Notices Mnl "inp'ete, Yitl 16th.

4028 ervwes 3tlh, 8876 E. wasn. soon i SPECIAL-1M Each Child and Adult vitamins only SB. 10. for aeuvery call LI S-1T5 MUNCIE, Ind.

A drive for Paddock 1-508 RAC TICKETS, area. CL 1-3486. a new hospital for Delaware peclol to Th Niwi MARRIAGES Fronk Shea, Mary Endres James Slock, Sharon Hall Irvin Thomas Ruth Thomas Walter Barber, Georgia Jenkins James Bregg, Shirley Siscoo Homer Davis Frances Stevens Lee Ensor, Wanda Rogers Earl Ferguson, Dorothy Cox Charles Linder Mary Tynan Frank Lett, Linda Duncan George Rohrman, Inell Wolslffor Bonnie Webb, Lois Oft Joseph Wright, Ruth Walker Daniel Alchingor, Nancy O'Dell Thomas Brown, Yvonne Miller Alfred Bell, Frieda Cowgill Paul Byrd, Vera Borla Guy Cornwall, Linda Oorbocker William Donahue, Dottle Johnson Oscar Toylor, Marlorlo Adams Iris Trickle, Margaret Baar Harold Wissman, Mary Inman Henry White, Suson Roberts Special to Tht Newt MUNCIE, Ind. A crack ABRAHAM, Clarenc W. BATEMAN, Mr.

Holbert H. HARDING, Mr. Cecil HOLTSCLAW, Mr. Oovll TOWNSENO, Mr. Charles E.

WOODEN, Mrs. Ltttl I FLANNER BUCHANAN) county has been started. 10 Cabinet Baths GARY, I d. Teachers down on obscene literature The camDaien was launched streamed back to Gary's 42 GLADYS1 lie. new oper, 2120 E.

Mich. ME 1-1M'. o.m, has been ordered by Muncie by Veva Peters, secretary of schools today after their one to 4 pm. Mon. ona ww.

p.m. and Delaware County officials, liiui'i unim Center. II l.m, day strike won them union tne Delaware County Taxpayers Association, seekine a 7 p.m. Mon. thru Sal.

Steam and News dealers have been recognition from the Gary moitaaM. ciperoiors. lit a. in second hospital to augment given a "reasonable time" to TTV G. MASSAGE SALON School Board.

Stm. bath, He. opr. .7208 E. Wosh Ban Memorial Hospital.

The settlement, reached last Air Cend FL 7-3653, cl i-vym. clear such material from their shelves. Prosecutor Hugh CI II DUIIO BATH. NC. ODr, Bloomington night, affected some 1,200 to Ball Hospital is presently engaged in a camDaien to raise ME 1-1551, 7 days, 1010, Sun.

11-6. Schulhof, Sheriff Harry How 1,300 teachers who had boy' STEAM MASSAGE-W04 W. WASH ard and Police Chief James $3.6 million for expansion and 11 o.m.-8 p.m. sat. 1 1--- i cpn, SSsVUIObV DIeLkES, Mr.

Ora i FRY, Mr. Wllliom C. JONES, Mrs. Edna MUTZ, Mrs. Laura ROSEMEYER, Mrs.

Mary B. TURNER, Mr. Harry WILLIAMS, Mrs, Cora E. Man Dies in litTV ANN'S. 4314 W.

WASH cotted classes, and ended an impromptu vacation for 45,000 Carey made a joint announce improvements. 3 Operators 10 a m. to 7 p.m. ment that violators would be TnuuNV'X W. WASH ST.

Cost of the DroDosed new pupils. ru i Mi? Mole oner. p.m. prosecuted. 2-Car Crash TRY OUR STEAM.

234 I. ILL The School Board and Local 4. American Federation of The officials promised vig hospital is estimated at $4 million. It would be located on the south side of Muncie. showers, ny2LLL ABRAHAM Mr.

Clarence W. Abraham, 1121 N. Central, husbond of Mrs. Nellie Abraham, father of Joseph H. Abraham, brother ot Mr.

V. W. Pete Abraham and half-brother of Mr. Norvol Abraham passed dway Tues-dy. Funerol Thursday morning 10 oclock, FLANNER ft BUCHANAN FALL CREEK MORTUARY.

Friends Invited. BRATTAIN Mrs, Lottie Lee Bratlain, 1017 N. Rural entered Into rest Mondoy, age 88, widow of Mr. Homer Brat-tain, sister of Mrs. Lessle Kirch, sister-in-law of Mrs.

Ralph Champers, aunt of Mr. Glen Hunsucker, Mr. Ernest C. Chambers ond Mr: Earl Francis. Services Friday 10 d.m.

HARRY W. MOORE PEACE CHAPEL, 2050 E. Mich. St. Friends may call alter 7 pm.

Wednesday. CROWE Mr. Elvo OA Crow (Jim), 79 1215 Polk, husband of Mrs. Ellen Crowe, father of Mrs. Doris Carter ond Mrs.

Frances Kobel, city. Mrs. Mary Piccolo Jahnke, Martinsville, Lee Roy Crowe, Phoenix, also 10 grandchildren, 19 great-grandchildren, passed away Monday. Friends may call at the JORDAN FUNERAL HOME, 2428 E. 10th, after 7 p.m.

Wednesday. Funeral Friday, May 31st, 10:30 a.m. Burial Oakiawn. DENNY Mr. Roscoe Vence Denny, age 71, ol 2615 S.

Collier, husband ot Helen, father of Mrs. Carole Smith and Robert Denny, stepfather of Mrs. Catherine Bain ond Mrs. Marl Stone, brother of Mrs. Delia Hark-er, Mrs.

Frances Moore, Mrs. Leona Toppe, passed away Mondoy p.m. Friends may call at J. C. WILSON CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES, 1234 Prospect.

Funerol Thursday 10 a.m. Rev. R. O. Mikels officiating.

DRESSLAR Mr. Walter L. Dresslar, oge 78, No. 2, W. Broadway, Greenwood, husband of Nora father of Clarice Copeland and Louise Bracket! and Wayne Dresslar, 5 grand orous enforcement of a state law banning obscene literature Teachers, issued a joint state A Bloomington man injured T3 Tfonsperfafiow RENT A NEW CAR OR TRUCK 4UIC.

BPNT A CAR in a two-car crash on a ram ment saying the strike had been settled. Hobart Butler, after a conference with the Rev. Charles Jennings, presi I Death Notices swept highway died last night gyy '5 SIOUIIII tf in an ambulance en route to dent of the Delaware County DRIVE CADILLAC to Brownsville, Tert5. Leave lmmH 1 1 nui. an Indianapolis hospital.

Ministerial Association, and other church leaders. 16 Sleeping Rooms State police said HAROLD The church group said there SMITH Mr. Roy G. Smith, beloved husband ot Edith, father ol Mrs. Wllma Head, Charles L.

and Fred Smith, brother ot Edwin O. Smith, Mrs. Alta Roberts, Sprlngville, Mrs. Irene Price, Mrs. lien Roberts.

For further Information call ROBERT W. STIRLING FUNERAL HOME, ME 2-4576; W. BROWN, 45, died as the SPEEDWAY VISITORS RACE FANS-Eorl Hotel, 124 1 ambulance approached the south edge of Martinsville on Illinois, niqni. Me i vast has been an increasing amount of objectionable matter being sold in Muncie and county stores. ROOMS, less than 1 block to track Ind.

37. The victim, injured On W. 16th. CH 4-85M, COL. 2348 College-Race fans or 2 Card of Thanks an hour and a half earlier in oerm.

prlv. ent. Also opi. nu -n Police were ordered to keep the crash on Ind. 37, VA WALD-I wish to thank the many friends who came to pay their WALKING DISTANCE 401 N.

ILLINOIS. S9 S10 WK. a close watch on stores which handle books and magazines. miles north of Bloomington, first had been taken to Bloom respects to my beloved husband, RAYMOND L. WALO.

Pleasant, quiet, warm rms. Nice Far the Impressive memorial serv lobby. Pvt. mailboxes, ivte -jjr. ington Hospital.

state labor commissioner, mediated the dispute. Neither side would disclose details of the agreement until later today, although union spokesmen said they included recognition, a key issue. Salary was not an issue. The union argued it had bargained with previous school boards for 25 years. The school board contended recognition of the union was illegal.

Some 30 of the system's pupils trickled into the classrooms yesterday but all were sent home by noon. Administrators said 308 regular and 21 substitute teachers mostly members of the nonstriking Gary Classroom Teachers Association also turned up but were released as the day ices given by Capital City Masonic SOI II. LOC. Lodae No. 312 Murot Arab Patrol (I CO 73 State police said Brown's Cln.

rooms, mold parking. $8, $9, $10 wk. ME 4-5263 De Gaulle BIRTHS COLEMAN Boys Schmitz, Gordon, Suzanne Whlta, Howard. Barbara Joan Girls Alums, Charles, Mary Johnson, George, Aggie Pritchard, Kenneth, Carolyn Ann Smith, Wayne, Helen Carol COMMUNITY Boys Davis, James. Ruby Kohe, Franz, Jean Neligh, Joseph, Linda Girls Bell, Wesley, Shirley Bossert, Larry, Nancy Bridwell, Robert, Betto Byrd, Charles Clara Campbell, Lawrence, Jocquellna Durrott, Rex, Carole Erlenbaugh, James, Mory Halcomb Chains, Wllda Johnson, Donald, Judy Lawsan, Stephen, Linda Lewis, John, Donna McDowell, William, Martha Ann Roth, John, Charlene Stewart, Lamar, Beverly Vondergnff, Edward, Glenda VonSickle.

Alfred, Dianno Vittorio, Thomas, Carol Walker, Walter, Myrtle GENERAL Boys Meredith, Gordon, Shelia Millar, Edward, Gloria G-ls Aquilar, John. Rita Jonnson, Elroy, Lua Mao Stewart, Iron, Mary METHODIST Boys Bewley, Richard, Helen Caivin, Oonaid, Sharon tins, Jonn Grotta Hocnme.iier, Charles, Jo Ann Handy, Waido, Lois Hu, Robert Donna iimnes, Nu, Woodson, Edwin, Eva Girls Bailey, Marshall, Barbara uurbin, Martin, Imogeno Enerman, William, Barbara Livingstone, John, Karen Katie, uonald, Kuth Stevens, Joseph, Sylvia ST. VINCENTS boys Butcher, Chris Donna HanKi, Curtis, Louise Trader, Can, Waneia Girls Freije, Fred, Barbara LempM, Lloyd, Doroihy Wilioughby, James, Brenda and Robinson Ragsdale Post 133 tor the many beautiful flowers ond the the many friends who sent me sympothy cords, also to Shirley car went out of control on STEVENS HOTEL-127 E. Mich, ot Penn. porting.

Me v-uvi. Bros, tor "Truly a Remembered children, 5 great-grandchildren. t. ST joseph-1 blocks Riley the slippery road, veered onto the berm, then swerved across Servlre'VMrs. Raymond L.

Wnid Center, cln. S8-SI0. ME 4-4233 brother of Mabel Day, Martinsville, R.R., Ralph Dresslar, Greenwood, Will Visit 3 In Memon'am passed away Tuesday a.m. Funeral the road and into the path of an oncoming car. j.

c. wuson funeral Home, HOTELS HURON HOTEL, 458 E. WASH, LISH-ln loving remembrance of GREENWOOD, Friday, 10:30 a.m. ARVILLE L. LISH, sm.

opts, for retired Burial Greenwood Cemetery, Rev. Elwyn Williams, Southoort Meth The other motorist, Paul T. Kennedy who passed owav Mav 29, I960. Three years have passed since that odist Church, officiating. Calling Eastman, 42, 3408 Birchwood, and pensioners, sju mo SPEEDWAY FANS WELCOME weanesoay ana tnursaay, 2 to i soa aoy, When one we loved wos called ond 7 to 9 p.m.

PARIS (UPI) President awav, Indianapolis, was listed in critical condition in Bloom- ROOMS FOR MEN ONLY RACE FANS WELCOME To us who loved you and lost you GMIL Mr. Ell A. Gmil 1515 Steele Charles de Gaulle plans to Your memory win never grow old ngton Hospital, with rib frac 1434 E. Wash. (Andrews Hotel) Sing.

$10, dale. $14 wk. maid serv Lobby TV, free parking. ME 2-0854, -Mother ond Family, Daily Vital Statistics BANKRUPTCIES FILED Irvin f. Broodlovo, 27 H.

Gladstone, mechanic; dobtt w.JM.M, assets nono. Leila Laura Appleget Strotmon, W. Fall Creek saleslady. debts $2,440.58, assets 110. Thomas Milton Chappelle, Blounts- vllle, delievery and service mon; debts $5,797.14, assets none.

Kathryn Rosalie Chappelle, Blounts- rl'i'. operator; debts $5,797.14, assets nono. Ruby Elizabeth Reynolds, 2174 N. Talbot, waitress; debts $2,520.10, assets MOO. Thomas Doyle Clam, Danville, test driver; debts $14,471.81, assets Miriam Martin, Clock, Danville, bookkeeper; debts se.951.1.

assets MIS. Bernard Eugene Blanford, Greenwood, salesman; debts $7,484.29, assets $400. Richard Trueblood Keith, Kokomo. laborer; debts $2,469.10, esstts S1JO. Laura Fern Keith, Kokomo, housewife; debts $2,449.30, assets $150.

Roy Herbert Wilson, Kokomo, retired steelworker; debts $3,138.41, assets $50. Robert Estelle Patterson, Bloomington, factory worker; debts assets $200. Corl Maxlne Patterson, Bloomington, factory worker; debts assets $200. John Garden McKea, 2029 S. State, salesman; debts $4,400, assets none.

James E. Shank, 1217 E. LeGrande, factory worker; debts $14,597.98, assets $100. Betty Jean Pickering, 1057 Washington waitress; debts SJ.W4.J4, assets none. Walter Anthony Lesko, 2820 Boehn- ing, machinist; debts $14,492.19, assets $53.

George Elmer Dillon, 7307 Twin Beech Lane, mechanic; debts $3,444, assets $240. Helen Louise Singleton, 1744-D Mi- nocqua, office clerk; debts $4,423.49, assets $900. Donald Blaco Molott, 2854 Shelby, salesman; debts $3,147.98, assets $100. CITY FIRE RUNS TODAY "fire Hord'n9' YESTERDAY 9:55 p.m., 1317 Greenbriar Lane, shed Sire. 9:17 p.m..

Meridian and Washington, first aid, false alarm. p.m., 9th and Pennsylvania, fire scare. 5M 7:54 p.m., 538 Knox, kitchen fire. 5:34 p.m., 1124 N. Meridian, first aid, Eugene Sprague, ill.

4:57 p.m., 408 E. 15th, general re. 4:47 p.m., 907 Edgemont, first aid. father of Eva Gmil, Ell A. Gmll Mrs.

Mary Louise Tlsdial, tures and lacerations. QUAKENBUSH-in memory of RUSSELL OUAKENBUSH, wore on. visit the United States to confer with President Kennedy, brother of Mrs. Mary Rapla, Mrs. COMFORTABLE rooms for perma who passed awav Mav 29.

1961 Olga Banoyote, unci of Virginia nent guests at reasonaoie rotes. SPENCER HOUSE, 248 S. Illinois, Our lips cannot tell how we miss Information Minister Alain him; Banayote. Mrs. Alice DeFatXs, Benny Banayote, 2 grandchildren, passed away Tuesday.

Services 8:30 LORRAINE HOTEL. 12 S. Capitol TREASURE HUNT Rooms, $2 up, Week'y rotes. Our hearts cannot tell what to soy God alone knows how we miss him Peyrefitte said today. But he WINTERGARDEN Hotel, 5)8 Mass.

In a home that is lonesome today, gave no date for such a pos en Rooms with frig SB-S10. o.m. Friday ot the FEENEY-KIRBY MORTUARY, Meridian ot 19th St. 9 a.m. SS Peter and Paul Cathedral.

Interment St. Joseph Ceme -wife ond Children sible visit. NORTH 4 Funeral Directors 1235 N. ALABAMA, Clean sleeping Peyrefitte made this state tery. rrienas invited.

HANSING ABDON. RILEY AND HURT rooms, uentiemen. we 5 so. PROSPECT CHAPEL, 1509 Prospect 6315 BROADWAY. Convenient lo Bulldozer Digs Buried Coins ME 8-1474 cation in Brood Ripple.

CL 1 8221 ment in reply to newsmen's questions following a cabinet meeting presided over by De Mrs. Florence Kathryn Hanslng, 3299 Ashland wife of Frederick Everett Hanslng, mother ot John D. Aitken, grandmother of Mrs. Mary Jane Beaver and John BEAMBLOSSOM MORTUARY J141 CARROLLTON. NIC Iron! room.

Empl. $10. AT 3-6037 1321 W. RAY ME 7-2431 1804 CENTRAL. Lg clean.

Irt. Gaulle. N. F. CHANCE FUNERAL HOME Aitken greai-grandmotner of 2, sister of Hannah and Richard hall 58.

WA 6-0306. 504 E. NATIONAL ST 4-3546 The questions were about a 4156 COLLEGE. Prlv. dbl.

Wyrick, deported this life Monday, oge 70. Services Friday, May 31, ot MOORE, KIRK USHER men. Close to restaurants. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME possible Kennedy-De Gaulle 1553 COLLEGE, pleasant room, em 4925 W. 16TH CH 1-4333 meeting on the U.S.

Presi ployed. Net to both, wa 3-3603. IRVINGTON CHAPEL, 5342 E. Wash. 2 p.m.

Friends mav call 1202 S. LYNHURST CH 1-8381 DEATHS 1817 N. priv. Ige. 1934 W.

MICHIGAN ME 7 9622 dent's planned trip to Europe after 7 p.m. Wednesday. air-cond. Emp. man.

WA 5-287 DORSEY FUNERAL HOME this summer. 2146 N. nice home for girl, HI ATT Mr. Michael A. (Joseph) Hiatt, 22 lounory privis.

wa vuo6. Peyrefitte said, "Gen. De E. NEW YORK 7604 E. WASH FL 7-1173 FL 7-8349 5763 Broadway; son of Ruth 1217 N.

N. JERSEY. RMS. FOR Gaulle considers that he owes men. TV.

md. serv clean. E. and Robert J. Hiatt, brother of Robert Thomas John FARLEY FUNERAL HOME well turn.

$7-58 50. ME 4 0071. a visit to President Kennedy 1604 W. Morris ME 8-2388 4000 N. New Jersey.

Emp. lady. 2050 N. High School Rd. AX 1-1193 who visited France together Susan Noncy Mary Ann Hiatt, grandson of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward J. Hinton, passed away Tuesday. Services Friday, 9 a nome pnv a j-osvj. Special to Tht Newt LOGANSPORT, Ind.

Four construction workers touched off a treasure hunt yesterday when they uncovered old silver coins while excavating dirt for Construction of an addition to the Public Library. A retaining wall next to a garage in the rear of the library had just been rippad away with a bulldozer when Nathan Carden, Ft. Wayne, spied a shiny object embedded in the mud. Picking it up, he saw it was 6. H.

HERRMANN Albertson, Albert 44, Veterans, pneumonia. Bacon, Koiand Alvln, Veterans, 45, an nam. Brown, Herbert Monroe, 47, 1948 coiumbia, endocarditis. Brown, Leuetna 44, 442 E. 12th, urierioscierosis.

Clark, Lois ester, 40, St. Francis, carcinoma. Croucner, Lucy, 71, St. Vincent's, cirrnosis. Grace, 41, 4529 W.

12th, arteriosclerosis. Greene, Josepn 77, 205 E. Michigan, cancer. Hail, Ellis 42, 3335 W. Michigan, emphysema.

Hoagland, Elizabeth, 70, Commu- 3814 N. NEW JERSEY. Rooms $8-S9 at the FEENEY-KIRBY MORTU with Mrs. Kennedy two years ago." i Km. ettic.

sio. Lady. WA6-U45. 1505 S. EAST ME 2-8488 5141 MADISON AVE.

ST 7-7211 1427 N. room, hall also very nice flic apt. ARY, Meridian ot 19th 9:30 a.m. Immaculate Heart of Mory Church. Friends moy coll ot the mortuary otter 7 p.m.

Wednesday. HISEY TITUS Migrant Farm Workers May Get Clinics From tht Washington Bureau WASHINGTON Migratory farm workers in Indiana may receive financial aid this year under the migrant health act passed by the last Congress. The Public Health Service said it has sent tentative letters of award to 30 potential recipients, including the State Board of Health. The total of the awards will be $750,000. The breakdown of amounts will be announced in several weeks, the service said.

Under the 1962 act, the public Health Service may make grants to public agencies and private nonprofit organizations to pay part of the cost of family clinics and other health improvement projects for migratory workers. The organization receiving the federal grant is expected to pay part of the cost. Legislation now is before Congress to provide day-care centers for children of migratory workers. Another bill would provide federal sanitation grants in housing areas for such workers. 2817 RUCKLE.

Nr. Mth-College, nice rm. 58 Week. WA 5-9944. 951 N.

DELAWARE ME 4-3828 Kosory inursdoy, I p.m. JORDAN FUNERAL HOME RACE FANS. Clean dbl. Luncheon at JONES mwn oumea toot. 3:28 p.m., 2932 N.

Chester, aula, fire in rear seat single, si 00 per night. $12.00 lor 1 PROMPT AMBULANCE SERVICE ooys. ueminoie. vyo N. Alabama Mrs.

Edna T. Jones, age 74 ot 49 N. Woodside widow at 24 Hours Dally HELEN G. JORDAN niiy, arteriosclerotic heart. see Mgr.

or me 4-5130. Mccoy, Stella 74, Meiiodist, EXTRA NICE. la, linens, ME 6-4305 7428 E. loth ME 6-4304 White House carcinoma. maid serv, refrlg.

Men. Prlv. ent. LITTLE SONS Morios, Maurro, 41, a I. Up.

Wkly. A 4-34Z4, cirrhosis. 1301 Main St. Bch. Grove ST 6-1476 Harry r.

Jones; mother ot Mrs. Dorthy Pert and W. Theodore Jones; grandmother of Suson ond Bill Pert and Bob and Mary Jones; Sister of Mrs. Ruth Tyer. passed away Monday.

Services Friday, 1 p.m., SHIRLEY BROS. IRVING HILL CHAPEL. 5377 E. Wash. St Nice.

Prl Bath, entr. WA 3-6554 Myers, Cathleen Ethel, 91, 125 Fall Creek arteriosclerosis, 93 NR. BUTLER compus, pleasant Phipps, Francos 59, Ft. Harrl utnw. MOORE From tht Washington Bureau WASHINGTON Governor MattJiew E.

Welsh was one rm. I or 1 men. at J-1403. son, cancer. Sharp, Huston, 42, Veterans, cor SLEEPING ROOMS.

4300 NORTH. AT 3-8843. Calling any time. tCinclnnati papers, please copy. KITCHENS diovosular.

of nine governors to have Jiwcml Chapels LGE. HOME-LIKE room with desk. Public Notices Big clos. Empl. mon.

$8. WA 1-6873 luncheon with President Ken Arlington Chapel. 5811 38th St Mrs. Minnie- Kitchens, oge 71. of 854 S.

Sheffield, beloved mother FAIRFIELD and Fall Crk. Lg. rms. mese notices roiaie to mailers Peace Chapel, 2050 E. Michigan St nedy today on the 46th birth ot Laura Burne Marl Strmm.

nice cooKing. wa 3-551 5. that directly or indirectly affect Ml: 0-6461 Charles W-, and Edward H. John an 1882 silver dollar. Within a few more minutes, three more coins were found, including an 1818 half-dollar, 1902 silver dollar and a 1921 silver dollar.

Glenn Biddle, also of Ft. Wayne, found the 1902 dollar. L. A. Britton and Don Lowe, who were working with them, said three or four other coins also were noticed before they were swallowed up with the dirt by the bulldozer scoop.

Because of the excellent day of the nation's chief ex me fax rate ana the public sent DIRECT ROUTE io Speedway. 3010 ices ot yout community and are cemroi. apt. wa 3-98. MOORE i KIRK NORTHEAST 2530 STATION ST son, an of city, and Dorothy Dickey of Los Angeles, sister ecutive.

at vital importance to the readers BSMT, ROOMS MEN. WA 5-t344 of thu newspaper BEN DAVIS 7050 W. WASH ot Dora Wickershom, Anna Ed-dington, Gladys Teifert. Ida Mora- The luncheon-meeting was NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS modern home with MOORE, KtRK USHER IRVINGTON 5342 E. WASH ST for the purpose of discussing OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATION or wimout meois.

wa 4-3461. LAWRENCE 8051 E. 46TH field, Charlie ond Paul Morefield, 12 grandchildren and great grandchildren, passed awoy Sunday. Services Friday 10 o.m. at the Notice is hereby given to the federal-state relations and was 2139 Blvd.

PI. Room, Taxpayers ot me Metropolitan scnoo COLONIAL 3347 COLLEGE AVE LI 6-1564 priv. mien, povis. $7.50, $8 50 the first in a series of session District of Pike Township, Marion Morris St. Free Methodist Church.

ROBERT W. STIRLING 2302 W. Morris. Body will lie In with small groups of gover nors, the White House said. state one hour before service.

T420-22 PROSPECT ME 2.6574 Lounty, Indiana, that the Metropolitan Board of Education will meet ot its regular meeting at 7:30 p.m., on June 10, 1963, ot the Pike High School located at 5555 EAST 901 N. BOSART-EMP. PERSON Good transportation. FL 6-7192 Friends moy call at the BEAN- ROYSTER i ASKIN condition of the coins recov TO 2310 W. WASHINGTON ME 7-4308 744 DeOUINCY-Goad kitchen Welsh, who arrived here this morning in an Indiana Air BLOSSOM MORTUARY, 1321 W.

Ray St. until 9 p.m. Thursday. LANGE vy. ist street, inaianapotis, Inoi ana, to consider the foliowina ad rriv.

emp. gin, cl -3857. GEORGE W. USHER MORTUARY 107 N. DREXEL.

4408 E. Nice front 2313 WASHINGTON ME 2-935! rm. nr. Both. Emp.

man, FL 6 3927, National Guard plane, was keeping a close look at the N. GRANT, 4108 nice room, loroe closet, emp. mon. FL 7-3363. Mr.

Williom J. Longe age 73, Plainfield, husbond of Lottie, father of William and Mrs. Fronk Eower of Plainfield also survived by 4 grandchildren, 1 great grandchild passed avoy Tuesday. Serv ditional appropriation which soid Metropolitan Board ot Education considers necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this time, 1. Emergency oppropriotion In the sum of Fifty Thousand Dollars ($50,000) out of the cumulative building fund tor the purpose of purchasing 35.01 ocres of rand south and immediately adjacent to the present school orooertv located on weather, which was threaten ing.

206 N. CRAY-Nice rm. next to both, Prlv. lody. ME 7-1063.

ered, it is believed they had been in a box or sack buried by someone in or under the retaining wall. Origin of the "loot" may never be known, librarian Mary Holmes said. However, other old coins may be buried in the earth removed from the site and taken to the city dump. 424 N. LoSALLE, prlv.

FUNERAL HOMES ME 2-9433 emp. person. ME 1-3770. Before going into the luncheon, Welsh said he may have to excuse himself early 1208 N. LINWOOD.

4500 E. lit Ft rm. refined. $10. FL 9-7555.

Ztonsville Rood for the purpose of 4100 E. 10th bus. homelike; nr. constructing a new senior high to get back to a reception at 6 Florists- Memorials siiiuui nicr eun. bath.

Emp. yo. person. FL 6-4387. the governor's mansion in In Taxpayers appearing a suih meeting shoN have the right to be 763 W.

Drive, Wdrf. PI. Comf rm. Emp. gentleman.

nearo mereon. me additional appropriation as finaliv made will nu dianapolis tonight for the "500" Festival queen, Linda jME.5-2333fCL.5-3l44 tomaficaily be referred to the State AIR EXTRA CLETnTQUIET ooara ot lax Lommissioners which Mugg. Doara will hold a further hearing pnv. both, prlv. ent.

New turn. Men. ME 7-0987, ST 4-7103 wnnin urieen UJ) aays at tne ioun ty Auditors office of Marion Coun Minuteman Night Test Is Success CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. 5100 E. 1 Or 2 young men, day emp.

prlv. home. FL 6-1761. ty, Indiana, or ot such other place as may be determined. At such ices 1 p.m.

Friday at the HAMPTON FUNERAL HOME, Plainfield. Burial Plainfield. Friends moy call at the funeral home. LEWIS Mrs. Minnie M.

Lewis, oge 75. of 2125 N. Pasadena; mother of Mrs. Mayzola Fields, stepmother of Gay-lord Emperly, grandmother of Connie Emperly, sister of Nina Lamar and Mrs. Ines Anthis, dlso 3 greatgrandchildren.

Funeral Friday, 10 a.m., FARLEY FUNERAL HOME. 1604 W. Morris St. Calling after 7 p.m. Wednesday.

LIST Mr. Robert G. List, age 80, of 6305 S. Emerson father of Mrs. Frances L.

Simpson ond Robert B. List, also survived by 4 grandchildren and great-grandchildren, passed oway Tuesday a.m. Funerol Friday 10 a.m. at the J.C. WILSON CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES, 1234 Prospect.

Friends may call after 7 p.m. Wednesday. McCOOL Mr. Jesse McCool, age 63, of 1214 Brodbury, husbond of Lillian, broth New Choppers Due for Viet Nam hearing, the taxpayers objecting to NR. RCA.

Nice room, nr. bails. Emp mon ME 2-6914. wi.ii aaamonai appropriation may be heard and interested taxpayers VIC. FORD AND WhI ei.

I wysium. TV. fL -fli may inquire ot tne county Auditor where and when such hearing wHI be hew. 3d Party Set Up for Gary Voting GARY, Ind. (UPI) A group of insurgent Democrats who formed their own independent political party nominated Emery Konrady last night to run for mayor this fall against the candidates of the two major parties.

Konrady, nominated at a convention of the newly-formed Independent Democratic Party of Gary, ran second to A. Martin Katz in the Democratic primary May 7. The Republican standard bearer is Theodore Nering. Officials of the new party said they hoped to rid Gary of what they termed "Democratic machine rule." Frank E. Brogno was elected city chairman of the new party.

88 N. IRV. La, closets nr. rtm. WASHINGTON (AP) The (AP) An early Wing 2 model of the Minuteman missile struck a target more than 4,000 miles down range on a rant, tronsp.

FL 7-9769. FL 6-8419. THE METROPOLITAN BOARD OF 18 p.m., 234 S. Rural, auto, short in wiring. 1:54 p.m., 4120 MMIersville lightning strike.

12:54 p.m., 1440 Arrow, short in television set. 12.52 p.m., 1824 N. Delaware, first aid Mory Miller, 11, breathing difficulty. 12:18 p.m., Delaware and New York, auto, broken fuel line. 12:19 p.m., 955 N.

King, first aid, Bernico Milburn, 51, dead on arrival. 11:15 a.m., 1534 E. Raymond, disregarded by police. 11:11 a.m., 535 S. Illinois, first aid, Barbara Blair, 12, Noblesville.

ill. 10:44 a.m., 100 N. Plerson, auto, backfire. 18:11 a.m., 104 S. Emerson, cot In tree.

1:18 a.m., 3441 W. Washington, auto, backfire. 1:25 a.m., 1818 Brookside, first aid, Kay Harris, 14, unconscious. 7:55 a.m., 1515 Steele, first aid, man, dead on arrival. DIVORCES GRANTED Akers, Betty, Woodrew Murphy, Alma Carter, Ray F.

Vaughn, Faith, Michael L. Hopion, Violet Mario, John B. Hoino, Regina Virginia, Anthony A. Snellen, Paula LaChester Martin, Linda Sue, Robert R. Redman, Helen Sylvester Marshall, Elizabeth prry G.

Carter, Naomi, Willis Johnson, Dorothy Charles T. Grimm, Eunice, George Cheney, Jo Ann, Hubert H. Show, Marva Eugene E. Hixon, Meiba, Basil Pendley, Ethel, Sherman' L. Turner, Frances Wipiom R.

Byers, Martha Lou, Donold G. Savage, Brenda Dennis E. Mitchell, Frances William A. Johnson, Jane Lee. Eddie $.

Heckmon, Carat Glenn P. Dye, Alma, Robert J. Cele, Sally Jon, Robert E. INJURED IN ACCIDENTS YESTERDAY Fall Creek Pkwy. and Meridian, 9:55 p.m., Torrance Magrath, 8, 1720 Lerl Lane, possible broken right rib, face cuts, inlured left arm.

Missouri and Washington, 9:40 p.m., Gary Wallace, 12, Coatsville, face cuts. 14th and Alton, 9:21 p.m., Caryl A. Thomas, 21, 1119 Berwick, til. 10 S. Concordia, 4:12 Christina Neece, 4, 204 S.

Concordia, cuts and bruises. 14th ond Alton, 5:47 p.m., Francis M. Koch, 1214 Livingston, in-lured left arm; Mary Koch, 4, same address, possible broken left leg; Betty Duman, 11, same od-dress, injured neck, knees, left arm. Pleasant Run Kkwy. and Bluff 5:04 p.m., Ann Thompson, 45, Martinsville, Injured onkle; Melissa Keach, 24, Martinsville, inlured knees, shock; Lita Pruett, 18, Martinsville, tniured knees; Donna Brock, 20, Martinsville, neck Hilary; Doris E.

Featel, 58, Bar-gersvlllo, Inlured right ankle, wrist; Roger L. Hacker, 10, Franklin, neck Iniury. Raymond and Sherman. 4:50 p.m., Jeffery A. Baron, 17, 1121 N.

Mitchner, Injured nase; Jo A Lucas, 22, 137 N. Wallace, inlured right arm, leg, neck. White River Pkwy. ond New York. 4:30 p.m., Ruben B.

Robertson. 29, 109 N. 8th, Beech Grove, inlured head, right arm; Mary Dugger, 41, 1125 Winfield, chest Iniury. lath ond Coritol, 1:27 Joseoh Gettlngs, 25, 1427 N. Talbot, back injury.

Rural and Michigan, 1:21 p.m., Vivian Davis, 11, 748 N. Grant, nock Iniury; Candv I. Davis, i. same edrfrest. Inwd head, chest.

100 W. Mlchlann, 1-17 a.m., Jetenh J. Smith, 27, Gaspert, tnured neck, back. M-iofl ond NoHti, 1:14 p.m., Samuel Greaa, IX 818 E. New York, back Iniurv.

400 Cinclnnntl. 1:11 a.m., James W. lies. 21. 24V M.

Kevstone. lnurd right leg, bath arms, ribs, neck. PROBATE COURT ESTATE INVENTORIES Minnie Ctoe Byers, died May It, 1941, $9,412.99. Mary (Mamie) Seltaa, died Jan. 12, 1941, $9,184.74.

fmmett J. wtuiams, died March 1948, $1,900. Army soon will start replacing SOUTH with new turbine-powered heli tuuLAllcN Ur Trie METROPOLITAN SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PIKE TOWNSHIP, MARION COUNTY, INDIANA By: CLAUDE M. KEESLING, Superintendent "Sayitwifh flowers" 1641 S. MERIDIAN.

emp. man. $8. ME 9975 copters the worn 10-year-old "flying banana" choppers it successful test flight last night. The three-stage intercontinental range weapon burst 2147 S.

room, mn person. ST 7-9228. INVITATION TO BID on 1 -a 00 1102 S. SENATE. Rooms.

Also )-rm. 2J57 MADISOH ST 6-0431 has been using to haul South Vietnamese troops into battle against Communist guerrillas. BOILER ROOM REHABILITATION in tndinnanoll. inriinnn cun. gpi.

we a-uj otter 5 er of Bessie Laudig, Mrs. from an 85-foot-deep underground launching silo shortly Sealed proposals for rehabilitation Ruth Roymann, Beech Grove, Mrs. 242 E. SOUTHERN, EMP. MAN ELDERS FLOWER, GARDEN SHOP Pauline Johnson, Madeira Beach, UU U.S.

31 NORTH of boiler room and providing new fuel tonk ot the Pike Township The changeover, slated to Harold, Fred, Leon, Joseph GREENWOOD. IND. TU 1-6193 before midnight and etched a McCool, all of passed away ntgt, Ainooi war ion county. Indiana will be received in Room WEST 459 N. GOODLET.

Clean rm begin in July, is expected to re 8 Lost and Found fiery path in the sky as its solid fuel motors ignited at no. ai in pine Township High suit in more effective opera fined, no drinking mon. ME 8-8935. Tuesday, p.m. Friends may call at the ROBERT STERLING FUNERAL HOME, 1420 Prospect after; 4 p.m.

Wednesday. Funeral services ounaoi or west i st street, Mar-ion County, Indiana, on Monriav. LOST IN 1000 block E. Market. 4 N.

PERSHING, nice rnom. tion, as well as fewer heli 1-minute intervals. The Air oen ana Howell mm. move June 10. 1953.

at 100 nm Fnctrn camera ana cose. Reward. ME 2- copter mishaps and losses due RACE Fons: Nr. Sadv Standard Time, at which time ond place all bids will be publicly opened ai. Friday, 2 p.m.

at tne funeral home. Friends invited. MERCER Force announced success of the firing. 20'9 W. New Vnrk 8 5971 to engine failures.

LOST. Min. Schnauzer. 4 Yrs. old.

Block collor and toos. Namnt 18 Rooms With Board Mr. Lanning Mercer, 75, formerly of Indianapolis, died In St. Peters ana reaa aioua. ine Board ot Education reserves the right to accept any bid within 30 days from the date bids ore open, and further reserves the right to reject any and all bids.

"Puddles." Vic. Rd. 100, E. 10th St. Reward.

FL '6-0508, FL 6-0707. burg, May zs, nusoona of tne late Mrs. Lucille Mercer and PENNRIDGE MANOR LOST-Toy Fox Terrier. Deaf. White and brown.

16 Yrs. 1146 N. Goodlet, ME 8-2234, ME 9-0016. Reword. brother of Richard W.

Mercer, For the senior citizen who wonts luxury without extravaaance. Prl. Parkersburg. W.Va. Funerol and One bid shall be submitted for oil work Involved In this project.

This alteration project will consist wcy In a dianifled vet hnm burial St. Petersburg Friday, Moy 31 KINFIELD FUNERAL HOME. LOST-GREEN PARAKEET, yellow head. Tacoma, banded. Pet of elderly cpie.

Rew. ME 2-8737. ot replacing i steam hearina boti Ca" resident Mgr MILLER ers with new boilers, rearranging steam pipes, ond providing new un- LOST-Beogle, male, brown-block- Mr. Barry Neil Miller, age 18, 1609 BARTON HOUSE NURSING HOME Now occeoting reservations for nearly completed 3d floor. Ri.

Wilcox, son of Mrs. Mary Miller, wnne. vie. 40in-Ariington. "Sport No togs, $50 rew.

LI 5-4873. aergrouno tuei tank, ail in accordance with plans, specifications ond other contract documents prepared by Lennox, Matthews, Simmons and brother ol Mrs. Naomi Ferch, Mrs. OPProVed. R.N.

iinrui.iA rw Gloria Breeden, Mrs. Joy Mann, town loc, corner Mich, and Dela- Toy Collie and Spome' mixed, ans. Rew. Chllds pet. CL 1-8739.

Luverna, Sally, Thomas, Robert t-ora, Architect-engineers. Contract documents are on (He 4-5315 for tree brochure. Inspection Invited ond mav be examined at the office LOST. Mole, orange, yellow cat. Ans.

to "Toby." Rew. WA 5-6662. of Architect-engineers at 2201 East Retired Lady. WA 4-9589 wn street, Indiana. and William Miller, passed away Tuesday.

Services Friday 10 a.m., CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL. 4925 W. 16th. Friends Invited. Friends may coll after 7 p.m.

Wednesday. LOST SIAMESE Cat. Vic. George-town ond 34th. Reword.

AX 1-5505. fie? RIT.V PEISON. Good food: it. uungry. r-L y-Vl 5 1 ond ot the office of the Superintendent of the Metropolitan School District ot Pike Township.

Copies of controct documents moy be obtained by prospective bidders LOST VIC. 5500 Carvel. Siamese ond Noltese cots. CL 1-1984. AMBULATORY Ben MILBURN Tolley Convalescent Home ME 41073 ELDERLY hnnrdr ZiZ LOST POM.

Coot sheared, brown. ME 7-4795. at tne ottice of tne Archltect-enoi- neers. without deposit. $100 mo olso share rms wi t.mt STILL LOST-Green Parrot.

Child's pet, p'eose return. Rew. FL 3 0 350. mnn Mrs. Vivian Bernlc Milburn, 955 N.

King, wife ot William Ellis Mil-burn, mother of Joe ond John Mil-burn, Mrs. Helen Beauchamp and Mrs. Nellie Grlder, daughter of Mrs. Ruth Jackson, grandmother ot fork 90rtn nil, r- ll- WtlKOfOLITAN 5CHOOL OlSTRICT OF PIKE TOWNSHIP MARION COUNTY, INDIANA By CLAUDE M. KEE5LING c.

rve 0-VW4. 9 Personals 6, sister of Jerome Jackson and PUBLIC NOTICE WA S-0243 To: All Utilities and Contractors ATTR. EH. u. c77 Mark Jast, deported this life Tues- RACE TICKETS 4 Penthouse tickets.

ME 1-8003. $35 mo. ME 6-0218. Pursuonf to County Ordinance doy, oge 52. Services Friday, May BOSSY GOT NEEDLE, LEGISLATURE BILLED TALLAHASSEE, Fla.

(AP) The following proposal is awaiting action by the Florida Legislature: "Whereas, W. L. Richardson is a farmer, and "Whereas, Farmer Richardson had a cow, and "Whereas, in November of 1961, fanner Richardson had his cow tested for Bang's (disease) by the county agent, and "Whereas, After the testing needle went in and came out of that cow's vein, all the blood came out, too, and the cow died, and "Whereas, At the time of demise of said cow, it was worth $150, "Whereas, Since that time the other cows in farmer Richardson's herd have had yearlings, and the dead cow has not, and "Whereas, The value of such a yearling is $150 "Now, Therefore: Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Florida the comptroller is authorized to draw his warrant in the sum of $300 upon the general revenue fund in the state treasury in favor of W. L. Richardson." No.

17-1961, all persons making cuts for utilities and other purposes Mf. MO. beard, clean homo. Seminary to Put Town Off Map Christian Theological Seminary is preparing to take legal action to wipe the town of Shooters Hill off the map. The seminary, now located on the campus of Butler University, owns all the property in the 22-acre area in the 1000 block of W.

42nd which was incorporated in 1925 by 11 voters. Seminary officials believe the new campus should be part of the city of Indianapolis, the area it is attempting to serve, said William Barnes, seminary director of development. Tax records show that last year there were four houses, with a total assessed valuation of $33,260, in the town area. Two have been torn down and the remaining two tre being used as dormitories. 31st at moore ana kirk northeast CHAPEL, 2530 Station St.

10:30 a.m. Friends Invited. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS may be reached at 414 Peoples Bank Indianapolis or ME 4-1708 ctnongta. elderly. ME 1-992 within the Right-of-way of all Marlon ELDERLY-Are vou imi.

county Kooas and streets shall, be tor a Christian home? me 4.17s? PRIOR ginning June 1, 1963, secure a permit Mr. Bert T. Prior, 74 402 N. MEN, GOOD FOOD, BUS LINE, TV 1727 Prospect MF oj7m tor eocn rut ot tne ottice ot tne Marion Cojnty Board of Commis Wright's Famous Punch, any color. Delivered, Weddings, Parties Wright Ice Creom Co.

Cayuga, ind. WE SELL HARD TO GET AUTO Inftirance. All risk, full coveroae Mo. pymts. SR 22, CH 4-1223.

Meridian brother of Miss Mar-cello Prior, passed away Tuesday. Services 7:45 a.m. Friday at the sioners, Room 822, City-County Building, Indianapolis 4, Indiana CONVALESCENT HOMES An issuance and inspection fee of FEENEY KIRBY MORTUARY, five dollars ($5.00) will be charged for each cut permit and on excava Meridian at 19th 8 a.m. SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral.

Burial MARTIN CONVALESCENT HOME Has vac. for eld. lody. Best ol care. BIRTH CONTROL CLINIC Planned Parenthood Center, 615 Alabama, Rm.

108. ME 4-8019. tors bond shall be posted as ond graveside services Preston, rooq. WA 5-NJ29, provided Of lav. BED PATIENT or ambulatory.

Men gr Fi 41007 1 lowo, p.m. rnaoy. rrienas may call at the mortuary after 7 P.m. Wednesday. Rosary 8 o.m.

EVERYDAY LOW PRICES AT your nearest HOOK'S DEPEND- ABLE DRUG STORES OXYGEN ond Therapy Equip. For Sale or Rent. Medical Oxygen Co. John M. SMITH, President CHRISTIAN J.

LITSCHtR WALTER E. HEMPHILL Board bf Commissioners, County of Morion, Indiana Thursday, of No. 437. 184 Child Care ROSEMEYER Mrs. Mary B.

Rosemeyer, age 89 93 va. Ave. 2-3782. LI560904Y tf0y my Sealed bids for ELECTRICAL MARRIAGES Donatus Anderson, Evelyn Hill David Brown, Carolyn Whelchel William Maynard Wanda Jenkins Lowrence Siegel. Nina Welcher Jerry Barber, Sharon Oppeoard Wendet Baker, Patricia Thompson Richard Black, Patricia Smith Laras Clory, Ida Clary Lannio Davis, Linda Hosklns Joseph Grayson, Millie Stinsen Horvey Kama, Marcia Schultz Narbcrt Lee, Judith Wlttebort John Marsh, Judith Base Harold Oxley, Bonnie Wlndlsch William Poliquln, Mildred Mcintosh Thomas Storm, Jonef Howard of R.R.

fotriana, mother of Harold Rosemeyer, Mrs. HAVE TROUBLE WAKING UP? Always late tor work? in phone you, $2 week. FL 9-3512 eves. BRIDGEPORT. Child core.

daysT Refs. Race. Children wel. en 4.7007 Bertha Krabs. 4 grandchildren, 10 CHANGES AT U.S.P.O.

(Illinois Street Station) INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA will be received until 1:00 P.M., (2:00 P.M., CD. JUNE 21, 1963 In Room 575. S. ANY WITNESS nir.iUnl i.

CHILD CARE, mv horn. hu. front of 2909 Brookside Ao'll roce day on west side. ME 9-2055. great-grandchildren, sister of Mrs.

Eda Schnabet, passed away Monday. Sevlces Fridoy 10 a.m., SHIRLEY BROS. IRVING HILL CHA- iv contact Mrs. Christie, LI 6-5957. Courthouse, Chicogo 4, Illinois, ond r.riu.

mat SICKNESS' Have your doctor ohsn men publicly opened in Room 55. information concerning biddina doc PEL, 5377 E. Wash. St. Colling after your needs to Noro Apothecary.

N. SHADELANPMM. ui, Parking or delivery. CL 1-9547 I 5 p.m. Wednesday.

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