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I March 10, 1965 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS Page 37 8 The NEWS Photo, George Tilford. Arlene A. Lindsey huddles in a blanket while a policeman and railroad employe investigate -train crash. Woman Injured At Dearborn Crossing A 50-vear-old woman train accident which tied Northeastside for miles. A 109-car New York into a station wagon driven 3706 N.

Wallace, at the about 6 a.m. Mrs. Lindsey's. car was hurled backward through a wire fence on the Northwest corner of the intersection. Police found Mrs.

Lindsey dazed and on the ground out- REDS TO GET 007 SHIRTS TOKYO (AP) Russians, too, will soon get a taste of James Bond, otherwise known as Secret Agent 007 of spy thriller fame. Toyo Rayon a leading Japanese textile firm, says it has signed an agreement with the Soviet Union's sundry good corporation to export 100,000 sportshirts named "007," after the British intelligence agent created by the late author Ian Fleming. was injured today in a carup rush-hour traffic on the Central freight train slammed south by Arlene A. Lindsey, Dearborn Street crossing side the car. She suffered head, left arm and side injuries and is in fair condition at General Hospital.

Witnesses told Patrolman Lou Dailey that signal lights at the crossing were not operating at the time of the accident. Daily said both north and south traffic was "tied up for miles" on Sherman. Traffic was rerouted to Massachusetts but became snarled on the two-lane street as motorists attempted to get around the crash. One patrolman's car was tied up in the traffic jam as he attempted to reach the accident scene. More traffic jams were created on narrow side streets as motorists on Sherman tried to detour to get by the intersection.

Police said the train was en route from the Avon yards to Ansonia, Ohio. A dispatcher at the Avon yards said the train was de- Legislative A Calendar Bills Signed by Governor March 9 1013. Herring, Brighton. Increases maximum unemployment compensation from $36 to $40 to $43 a week; revises upward employer payroll tax levied to finance program. H.B.

1034. Sebree. Appropriates $973.9 million for state government operational expenses in 1965-67. gency. Effective July 1, 1965.

Appropriates $65.2 1035. Sebree. million for nonhighway construction expenses in state government for 1965-67. Emergency. Sebree.

Effective July Appropriates 1, 1965. $395.3 H.B. 1036. million for State Highway Department for 1965-67. Emergency.

Effective July 1, 1965. H.B. 1088. Fruits, Lesniak. Provides uniformity in enactment of municipal ordinances.

Effective Jon. Lesniak. 1, 1966. Authorizes H.B. 1094.

Walton, cites and towns to make annual appropriations for bands and orchestras. Effective Jon. 1, 1966. H.B. 1096.

Fruits, Lesniak. Amends act governing service of process against municipalities. Effective Lesniak. Jan. 1, Repeais 1966.

obsoH.B. 1099. Rea, lete low pertaining to study commissions of government. H.B. 1100.

Jones, Lesniak. Requires performance to be filed with county recorder bonds of city purchasing agents and not city controller. M.D. 1113. Bell, Lesniok.

Places flood districts in fourth control and laws fifth class cities under flood control available to all cities other than first class cities. Effective Jan. 1, Amends 1966. law 1205. Abshier, of Toon.

governing installation warning signais oat railroad crossings. 1303. McGowan, Lipo. Increases salaries of Lake and Marion County judges from $18,000 to $22,000 a year; and increasing annual pay to Supreme $20,400 to Appellate Court $24,900, including subsistence, 1965. allotments.

H.B. 1306. Angel. Gives employers until Emergency. Effective of month following close of a last day calendar quarter to file reports under Indiana Employment Security Law; last now the 20th.

M.D. 1496. which Creedon, State Sebree. Office Revises BuildCommission may refund debt. procedure by ing Emergency.

76. Opperman. Yeagley. Infrom $2,250 to $2,500, the lowed annual income of persons 65 or creases, elder, and their spouses, property in tax exemporder to qualify on nonmortgaged homes. for $1,000 115.

Rogers. Authorizes Civil Yesterday 8:44 a.m., Harding and Oliver, first aid, assist police. 8:51 a.m., 1038 Madison, first aid, Wilma Poole, 23, Martinsville, seizure. 9:48 a.m., 4107 E. 11th, burning food.

9:50 a.m.. 100 Kentucky, Hush street. 10:32 a.m.. Woodlawn and State, cat in tree. 10:37 a.m., 4801 Winthrop, fire in fuse box.

11:53 a.m. 320 E. Vermont, 11:56 a.m., Dorman and Ohio, trash fire. 12:53 p.m., 1849 E. Pleasant Run Parkway, South Drive, auto, backfire.

1:06 p.m., 2035 Wheeler, first aid, William Parks, breathing difficulty. 4:51 p.m., 3109 N. Kenwood, first aid, Louise Newcomb, 48, stroke. 5:02 p.m., 1853 Ludlow, Peerless Foundry, fire in flooring. 5:22 p.m., 30th and Northwestern, flush street.

6:10 p.m., 5100 University, auto, backfire. 8:22 p.m., 3028 N. Gale, kitchen fire. 9:04 p.m., 20 N. Meridian, Execufive Health Club, grease fire.

10:33 p.m., 1631 Broadway, general fire, arson. 11:56 p.m., 23rd and Central, auto, fire in front seat. Today 2:17 a.m., 1809 N. Alabama, overheated furnace. 3:24 a.m., 1122 N.

Bellevieu Place, overheated furnace. DIVORCES GRANTED CITY FIRE RUNS Warfield, Saundra Elwayne Inman, Sandra Glen D. Butrum, Barbara Ralph D. Moon, Ruby Raymond Desurne, Vivian Buddy Hedrick, Charlene William W. Pridemore, Vera, John INJURED IN ACCIDENTS Yesterday 8:33 a.m., Meridian and 11th, James McCoy, 24, Rocky River, Ohio, cut head, left hand.

9:23 a.m., 30th and Talbot, Paul L. Myers, 42, 3729 Richelieu, back injury. 10:45 a.m., Oliver and Harding, Gerald K. Harlan, 28, 818 S. Reisner, face, left knee injuries.

1:29 p.m., 1334 Kealing, Ruby M. Bruner, 32, same address, injured right arm, neck, back. 3:08 p.m., Holmes and Washington, Nancy J. Jatra, months, 1125 N. Medford, head, face injuries.

4:06 p.m., 38th and Kinnear, Allyson Huston, 7, 9164 Breen Court, mouth injury. 4:32 p.m.. New York and Kentucky, Prentice Jones, 43, lyn, shoulder injury; Edno M. Manford. 65, Mooresville, injured right arm.

4:52 p.m., Hovey and 19th, Verda Morris, 1925 Hovey, cuts, bruises. 5:10 p.m.. 2300 Rural, Billy Key, 25, 2122 Langley, back injuries; Elaine Key, same address, intured right knee. 8:33 p.m., Sherman and Southenstern, Joan Campbell, 35, 1530 Dawson, inured knees, legs. 8:57 p.m., 1050 Kentucky, Donald K.

Wright, 19, 1341 N. Dearborn, cut right arm; Paul K. Buck, 19, 2038 N. Temple, cut legs, knee, head. MARRIAGES Roger Roska, Mary Pinkerton C.

Leroy Bateman, Elizabeth Butcher Bert Self, Florence Atkinson William Taylor, Essie Williams Arthur Fisher, Ronica Lewark John Doerr, Sharon Durr Raymond Soots, Wanda Henderson George Roney Yvonne Offutt John Waskom, Charlotte Cummins James Jacks, Donna Hyde James Stubblefield, Louella House Michael Toombs, Clara Barbee Doyle Aten, Twana Church Daniel Young, Carole Jones Dwight Resnouer, Peggy Bailey Ronald Roop, Joyce Lovell Louis Mason, Emma Geiss Ernest Moles, Wilma Nelson Ernest Whitten, Judith Pruitt Robert Prather, Jill Marks Paul Ludeman, Patsy Wood William Davis, Marjorie Dozer Donald Sechrest, Wanda Samples Dennis Forsee, Nancy Riley Daniel McBath, Rue Gaines Martin Varkalis, Sheila Ruddell Stefano Macchi, Eileen Stamp Nelson Rogers, Margie Lockhart BIRTHS COLEMAN Twin Boys Frost, Bernard, Jean Harrington, Jimmy Luvenia Boys Johnson, Leroy, Audra Matthews, Edward, Helen Murt. John, Jane Renner, Ronald. Marilyn Ware, James, Nancy Girl Cowick Barry James, Joyce COMMUNITY Boys Hardin, Larry, Geneva Merrell, Jimmy, Carol Wilkins, William Patricia Girls Allison, Richard, Marion Ellis, Donald, Lois GENERAL Boys Battle, Lymon, Mary Crawford, Willie, Florence Osborne, Franklin, Earle Girls Beasley, Thomas, Jackie Hobdy, Lee, Ileen Patterson, Anthony Mary METHODIST Boys Mann, Clifford, Roberta Monday, Leon, Virginia Quinn, George, Peggy Smith, Wallace, Jannice Girls Hinnefeld Edwin, Brenda Kepka, Michael, Donna Kingery, Gary, Diane Schnurpel, John, Eva Smith, Robert, Hazel Twin Boys Williams, Roy, Glenda ST. FRANCIS Boys Barber, Jerry, Sharon Hocker, Jack, Betty Johnson, Robert, Carolyn Mcintire Lewis, Helen Girls Cambridge, Delbert, Patricia Phelan, Hugh, Wanda ST. VINCENT'S Girls Hinkle, Ralph, Ruth Palmer, Walter, Judie whie, Leo, Kathleen DEATHS Beau, Nellie, 41, General, arteriosclerosis.

Blue, Virgil 61, St. Vincent's, carcinoma. Bolton, William Franklin, 54, 708 E. 9th, myocardial infarction. Carlson, Ralph 57, 245 W.

38th, carcinoma. Cochran, Louis 67, 501 N. 17th, Beech Grove, carcinoma. Cox, Burchard, 70, Veterans, pneumonia. Curts, Claude 62, 1629 N.

College, cancer. Davis, Barton, 76, Veterans, cinoma. Day, Willie, 80, General, arteriosclerosis. Forestal, Louise 72, 1335 Nor. dyke, arteriosclerosis.

Hasecoster, Charles Henry, $6, 2028 Dexter, cancer. Howery, Joan 33, St. Vincent's, sarcoma. Jeffras, Beulah, 77, 1702 N. Illinois, cancer.

Judson, Dorothy, 23, General, hypertension. Kirk, Dollie, 78, 1448 Woodlawn, arteriosclerosis. McAninch, Clova 80, 505 N. Delaware, arteriosclerosis. Miller, Benjamin 72 3723 N.

Parker arteriosclerotic heart disease. Mitchell, Woodrow Wilson, 52, Veterans, cirrhosis. Moore, Lize, 76, 2306 Greenbriar Lane, arteriosclerosis. Newby, Lucille, 47, pneumonia. Patrick, Lonora May, 95, 1202 N.

King, arterial sclerosis. Rosen, Ida, 82, Community, pneumonia. Screes, Ada, 82, 4009 E. 28th, carcinoma. Smith, Frank Philip, 74, 710 N.

Warman, arteriosclerotic heart disease. Smith, Hubert 80, Methodist, carcinoma. Smith, Tony Eugene, months, 3745 N. Oiney, pneumonitis. Spurgeon, William 62, Methedist, arteriosclerosis.

Strader, William Burton, 68, Meth. odist, aneurysm. Staub, Joseph Peter, 88, Veterans, myocardial infarction. Stubbs, Infant, 29 hours, General, prematurity. Thiesing, Cora, 1629 N.

College, diabetes. Van Hurle, Roger 2730 Burton, carcinoma. Vaught, Albert, 86, 4514 Cold Springs Read, arteriosclerosis. Waymire, William 40, Long, fibrillation. Whiteaker, Faye 61, 1700 N.

Illinois, carcinoma. Weber, Emma, 65, Methodist, cardiac arrythymia. These notices relate to matters that directly or indirectly affect the tax rate and the public services of your community and are of vital importance to the readers of this newspader. In the matter of the adoption of rules and regulations pursuant to Chapter 120 of the Acts of the Indiana General Assembly for the year of 1954. Notice is hereby given that the Director of the Indiana Department of Conservation pursuant to the authority vested in him by the Acts of 1936, Chapter 21, as last amended by Acts of 1951, Chapter 17, has proposed Discretionary Order No.

117, which establishes the size limit and closed season for the taking, catching, killing, and possessing of certain fish now protected by law, to-wit: It has been determined that it is necessary to provide special regulations for certain waters of the State for the purpose of improving fishing; it shall be unlawful for any person to kill or possess or attempt to kill or possess any largemouth bass less than 12 inches in total length from the following lakes: J. C. Murphy, Willow Slough Fish and Game Area, Newton County, and Springs Valley, Springs Valley Fish and Game Area, Orange County. This restriction on J. C.

Murphy Lake shall be in effect from April 15, 1965 to December 31, 1967, both dates inclusive; the restriction on Springs Valley Lake shall be in effect from June 16, 1965 to December 31, 1967, both dates inclusive. It is necessary 10 close the season of fishing from the waters of Monroe Reservoir and its tributaries upon land owned by Federal government to permit the necessary propagation of Largemouth bass and other game fishes. This restriction shall be in effect from April 15, 1965 to June 15, 1966, both dates inclusive. It is necessary to extend the present restriction of it being unlawful to kill or possess more than 2 Northern Pike, any of which are under the length of in Starve Hollow Lake, Jackson County, to preserve the adult population to continue experimental studies on the propagation of Northern Pike. This restriction shall be in effect from April 15, 1965 to April 14, 1966, both dates inclusive.

it is necessary to close certain waters of the state to all fishing for a period of 5 days prior the opening of the trout fishing season in streams for the purpose of protecting artificially reared front which are stocked prior to the season in the below described waters: That portion of the Pigeon River extending from state highway 327 in Steuben County to the Ontario Mill Pond Dam in LaGrange County, and tributary streams emptying into the Pigeon River which include Harding Run, Curtis Creek, Graveyard Run, Bloody Run, and that portion of Turkey Creek in LaGrange County which lies north of State highway 20, and Rainbow Pit located 1.1 miles east of the town of Ontario in LaGrange County. Mongo Mill Pond in LaGrange County will be excluded in these regulations. This closed season shall be in effect from April 26, 1965 to April 30, 1965, both dates inclusive. Notice is hereby given that pursuant to law a public hearing on said proposed Discretionary Order No. 117 will be held at 7:00 P.M..

E.S.T. on March 26th, 1965 in the auditorium of the Indiana World War Memorial building, on North Meridian Street, Indianapolis, Indiana; and five (5) copies of said proposed Discretionary Order No. 117 are on file at the Office of the Director of the Indiana Department of Conservation, Room 603, State Office Building, at the above address and said copies are availabie for public examination and inspection. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana, will receive sealed proposals for furnishing and delivering dormitory furniture for the public areas, Fee Lane West 11, Bloomington campus, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana, Proposals will be received in the office of J. A.

Franklin, Vice President and Treasurer, Purchasing Division, until 2:00 P.M., Central Daylight Time, March 16, 1965, at which time and place all proposals received will be opened and read aloud. Specifications, along with bidding documents, may be secured from the office of the Director of Purchasing and Stores, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana, without deposit, THE TRUSTEES OF INDIANA UNIVERSITY By: J. F. Franklin Vice President and Treasurer NOTICE OF HEARING STATE OF INDIANA INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION PROPOSED DISCRETIONARY ORDER NO. 117 Death Notices BEHRMANN Mrs.

Augusta L. Behrmann, age 78, 2616 S. Ritter beloved wife of Henry C. Behrmann, mother of Edgar of City, Arnold, Bloomington, Mrs. Fred Halbig, Saginaw, and Mrs.

Joseph Reek, City, also survived by 13 grandchildren, also 1 sister and 3 brothers of Fort Wayne. Funeral services, 1:30 p.m., Thursday, St. John Lutheran Church, Five Points. Friends may call at the ABDON AND O'RILEY FUNERAL HOME, 1509 Prospect, any time Wednesday and at the church hour before services Thursday. BENNER Charles H.

Benner 633 S. Fuller brother of Milton R. Benner, and Emma Kesselring, departed this life Sunday age 83. Services Thursday March 11th at the MOORE KIRK BEN DAVIS CHAPEL 7050 W. Wash.

2 p.m. Friends may call. BROWN Mrs. Elizabeth Brown, 79 years, formerly of 1134 S. Keystone, beloved wife of the late Simon Brown, mother of Mrs.

Parealee Jordan, Mrs. Willie Dobbs, Thomas 0. and Hilda Brown, sister of Franklin Ashlock and Edith Taylor, 8 grandchildren, and 16 great grandchildren passed away Tuesday. Funeral Friday, 10 a.m. at the G.

H. HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME, 1505 S. East St. Friends may call after 10 a.m. Thursday.

BURDSALL Mr. Guy Burdsall, age 69, of 2002 Shelby husband of Laura Burdsall, and 8 stepchildren. Service Friday, p.m. SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL, 946 N.

Illinois St. Calling after 2 p.m. Thursday. BUSHNELL Mrs. Gladys M.

Bushnell, of 3108 E. 47th, wife of Mr. Gordon B. Bushnell sister of Mrs. Helen Speaker, away Tuesday.

Funeral Thursday afternoon, o'clock, FLANNER BUCHANAN FALL CREEK MORTUARY. Friends invited. CLINE Mrs. Virginia M. Cline, age 48, 1727 N.

Berwick, wife of Ernest Reynolds Cline, mother of Mrs. David (Judith) Corder, daughter of Mrs. Marguerite Johnson, stepdaughter of Guy Johnson, sister of Mrs. Evelyn White, Mrs. Phyllis Williams, and Charles Ayres, passed away Monday.

Services Thursday, 10 a.m. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME, SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 4925 W. 16th St. Friends invited. Friends may call at the funeral home.

Queen Esther O.E.S. services 8 p.m. Wednesday. COX Mr. Voss Cox, Indiana Baptist Home, father of Mr.

Ewing L. Cox, passed away Tuesday. Graveside services Friday morning 11 o'clock, Riverside Cemetery, Seymour, Ind. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Wednesday at FLANNER AND BUCHANAN FALL CREEK MORTUARY.

CRAIG Edgar Craig, age 69, New Ross, husband of Elzada, father of Ruby Feather, New Ross, Loretta Toney, Floyd Craig, Indianapolis, passed away Tuesday. Services Thursday, 2:30 p.m., New Ross Christian Church. Burial New Ross. Friends call at WALKER FUNERAL HOME, Jamestown. DICKERSON Flora Dickerson, 75 years, formerly of 815 Chase wife of Lee Dickerson, passed away Tuesday.

Friends may call at the DORSEY FUNERAL HOME, 3925 E. New York 2 p.m., Thursday. Funeral Friday, 10 a.m. ELDER Mrs. Theresa J.

Elder, 4915 N. rollton, wife of Mr. Elza M. Elder, passed away Tuesday. Funeral Friday afternoon, 2:30 o'clock, FLANNER BUCHANAN BROAD RIP.

PLE MORTUARY. Friends may call after 1 p.m., Thursday. Want-Ads, ME 8-2411 Dervices BUSHNELL, Mrs. Gladys M. CALLIHAN, Mrs.

Elberta COX, Mr. Voss CURRY, Mrs. Hazel DOWNS, Mrs. Dorothy ELDER, Mrs. Theresa J.

GRAY, Mr. Earle P. KRALL. Mr. Earl MARTIN, Mr.

Roy POWELL, Mrs. Eva Gertrude SPENCER, Mrs. N. THOMPSON, Mr. James L.

FLANNER Mortuaries Shirley Services BURDSALL, Mr. Guy KAUFFMAN, Mrs. Charlotte E. LAWRENCE, Mr. Charles C.

MASTERS, Mrs. Jeannette A. SPRY, Mr. John F. A Death Notices ELLIOTT Mr.

James H. Elliott, age 59 years, of 2810 S. Rybolt husband of Ethel Elliott; father of Mrs. Melba Covey, Mrs. Ann Watson, Mrs.

Frances Codalota, Mrs. Rita Reeves, James, Joseph, U.S.N., South Pacific, and Charles Elliott; brother of Mrs. Madge Benge, Mrs. Violet Vero, Mrs. Dorothy Hobein, and Levi Elliott; half-brother of Ralph and John Wadsworth: also survived by 18 grandchildren.

Funeral Friday, March 12, 8:30 a.m., USHER FUNERAL HOME, 2313 W. Washington 9 a.m., St. Ann Church. Burial St. Joseph Cemetery.

Rosary Recitation Thursday, 8:30 p.m. Friends may call after 7 p.m.. Wednesday. GENARO Mrs. Cecilia E.

Genaro, 63 years, of 1723 N. Meridian, Apt. No. 11, mother of Joseph L. and Carl D.

Genaro, city, 6 grandchildren, passed away Monday. Services Thursday, 8:45 a.m. at the FEENEY-KIRBY MORTUARY, Meridian at 19th 9 a.m. SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral.

Interment St. Jpseph Cemetery. Friends may call ot the mortuary. Rosary 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, N.C.C.W.; 8 p.m.

Wednesday, Daughters of Isabella; Burial ceremony 7 p.m. Wednesday, Frank T. Strayer No. 1587 V.F.W. Auxiliory.

GRAY Mr. Earle P. Gray of 10203 Broadway, husband of Mrs. Mabel G. Gray, father of Mrs.

Winifred Scheffler, brother of Mrs. Marjorie Smith passed away Monday. Funeral Thursday afternoon, 1:30 o'clock, FLANNER BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Wednesday.

HADLEY Mr. David Arthur Hadley, age 84 of Danville, beloved husband of Lucy, father of Myron Clare Hadley of Chicago, and Mrs. Alvin L. Henry Columbus, grandfather of 8, great-grandfather of 4, passed away Tuesday a.m. Services 2 p.m.

Thursday, BAKER FUNERAL HOME, Danville. Burial Maple Hill Cemetery, Plainfield. Friends may call at the funeral home. Please make contributions to the Hendricks County Hospital Me- 1 Death Notices HUNTER Mrs. Mary E.

Hunter, age 86, Fletcher, grandmother of Mr. W. C. McGill, passed away Monday evening. Funeral Thursday, 8:30 a.m.

at THE J. C. WILSON CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES, 1234 Prospect St. Requiem High Mass, 9:00 a.m.. St.

Patricks Catholic Church. Rosary 8 Wednesday. Friends invited. Friends may call. KINCAID B.

J. (Bert) Kincaid, age 78, 1104 Oliver beloved husband of Claudia, Funeral services Saturday, 10 a.m. at the FARLEY FUNERAL HOME, 1604 W. Morris. Burial Vevay, Ind.

Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p.m. Thursday. KUNTZ Miss Louise Kuntz, 73 2517 E. 10th, sister of Mrs. Eda M.

Jester, half-sister of Mrs. Helen Williams, also several nieces and nephews. passed away Tuesday. Friends may call at the JORDAN FUNERAL HOME, 2428 E. 10th St.

Funeral Thursday, March 11, 10:30 a.m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. LUTEN Mrs. Edith Hull Luten, 93 years, formerly of 45 W.

52d mother of Mrs. John B. Watson, Mrs. William T. Seccombe, Granville H.

and Daniel B. Luten, passed away Monday. Graveside services, 11:30 a.m. Friday, at the Springvale Cemetery, Lafayette, Ind. HISEY TITUS SERVICE.

POWER Mrs. Thetis A. Power, of Rte. 6, Greenfield, entered into rest Tuesday, wife of the late Robert S. Power mother of Wilma Roudebush and Robert S.

Power sister of Mrs. Fern Griffin and Mrs. Sylvia Oft, also 9 grandchildren. Services Thursday, 2 p.m., at HENDRYX MORTUARIES GREENFIELD CHAPEL. Interment Crown Hill Cemetery.

Friends may call. (Charter member North Park Chapter No. 404 O.E.S.) Eastern Star Service, 7:30 p.m., Wendesday. POWELL Mrs. Eva Gertrude Powell, Naples, mother of Mrs.

Kenneth P. McConkey, passed away Monday. Funeral Thursday afternoon, 2:30 o'clock, FLANNER AND BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Wednesday, ROSE Vera Velera Rose, age 58, of 2250 N.

wife of Herman R. Rose, mother of Faith Elizabeth, David H. and Philip sister of Mrs. Melva Loucks, Miss Augusta and Russell Myers, Redkey, Cyril of Kokomo, Herman of Carmel, and Donald of Fox Lake, also 2 grandchildren. Funeral service, Friday, 2 p.m., at THE FARLEY FUNERAL HOME, 1604 W.

Morris St. Burial Oaklawn Memory Gardens. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m., Wednesday. SHEARN Morgan R. Shearn, age 81, 20 N.

Colorado, husband of Elizabeth, step-father of Greta Cox, brother of Jim, Lewisport, passed away. Friends may call at the DORSEY FUNERAL HOME, 3925 E. New York after 1 p.m. Thursday. Funeral 1 p.m.

Friday at funeral home. Burial Crown Hill. SPENCER Mrs. Mary N. Spencer, Greenville, mother of Mrs.

Elizabeth Crunk, and Mrs. Jane DeHaven; sister of Fred E. Nolte, Mrs. K. H.

Weyerbacher, and Miss Lola Nolte, passed away Tuesday. Funeral Saturday morning, 10 o'clock, Episcopal Church, North Vernon, Ind. Friends may call from 7 to 10 p.m., Thursday, FLANNER BUCHANAN marint Fund. FALL CREEK MORTUARY. QUICK-ACTION INDEX ANNOUNCEMENTS Machinery and Teels-710 Public Netices Wanted to Buy Death Notices-1 Flowers, Plants, Shrubs-72 In Card Of Memoriams-5 Thanks-3 Lawn, Garden Equipment-723 Fruits and Garden Produce-726 Funeral Directers-7 Poultry, Rabbits-728 Lodges, Club Notices-! Dogs, Cats, Other Pets-730 Florists, Memorials-11 Livestock, Feed, Form Mausoleums, Lets-14 Produce-735 Lost Personal and Notices-24 Found-20 Farm Implements; Notices-26 Coal, Oil Equipment-738 and Wood- --750 Special Steam Bath, Massage-32 Transportation-30 Business ServicesREAL ESTATE FOR SALE AUTOMOTIVE Houses Sale-300 Aircraft, Equipment-801 Houses for Sale-North-312 Antique, Classic Cars-403 North: 1 and 2 Bedreoms-313 Sperts, Foreign Cars-404 North: 3 Bedrooms-314 Used Cars Fer Sale-105 North: 4 and More Bedrooms-315 Trucks, Buses, Trailers-107 Houses for Sale-East-320 Mobile East: and 2 Bedrooms-322 Aute Parts, Accessories, East: Bedrooms-323 Repairing-415 East: 4 and More-324 Automotive, Lease er Rent-818 Houses for Sale-South-330 New Car Directery-120 South: 1 and 2 Bedreems-332 Metercycles, Equipment-831 South: 3 Bedrooms-333 Wanted Autemebiles-835 South: 4 and More Bedreems-334 Houses for Sale-West-340 West: and 2 Bedrooms-342 BUSINESS West: 3 Bedrooms-343 West: and More Bedreems-344 OPPORTUNITIES For Suburban, Sale-350 Out-of-City Business Oppertunities-255 Suburban: North-351 Suburban: East-352 Suburban: EMPLOYMENT Suburban: West-354 Doubles, Duplexes-360 Positions Wanted-Men-500 Income Property-365 Positions Wanted-Women-501 Business Property, Employment For Sale and Lease-370 Salesmen-530 Lots for Sale-375 Manufacturer Exchange Real Estate-380 Men and Women-540 Farms, Acreage-390 Instruction, Scheels-551 Out-Of-State Property-392 Employment Women-560 Resorts, Cottages For Sale-394 Salesladies-565 Wanted -Real Estate-397 LOANS Real Estate Loans-398 ROOMS, RENTALS Personal Loans-425 Financial-430 Sleeping Rooms-100 Unfurnished Rooms-105 Rooms With Beard-110 MERCHANDISE FOR SALE Child Light Care-115 Rooms-120 Housekeeping Tools, Machinery Equipment, Trailers and Trailer Space Rentals-612 For Rent-125 Miscellaneous Items-605 Wanted Roems-130 Sports, Outdeer Equipment-619 Moving, Storage-135 Bicycles-623 Equipment, Home Furnishing Boats, Fishing, Equipment-627 Rentals-140 Clothing, Jewelry-631 Apartments Unfurnished-143 Gifts, Stamps, Hobbies, Toys-635 Houses Unfurnished-150 Cameras, Supplies-639 Apartments For Sale-152 Office Equipment, Supplies-643 Apartments Furnished 155 Auction Sales-447 Houses Furnished-160 Household Goods-651 Suburban Out-Of-City Rent-165 Pianos, Musical Instruments-655 Wanted To Rent-170 Television, Stereo, Radio-670 Business Places For Rent-201 Swaps, Specialties-472 Business Places Wanted-201 Furniture Buyers-475 Desk and Office Space -220 Building Materials-700 Farms For Rent-235 Custom Building, Specialty Resorts, Camps; Cottages Building-705 For Rent-240 TO OUR READERS It intended that every Classified Ad shall present a clear statement of a bona fide offer made in good faith.

There shall be no reference to race, color, creed or notional origin. If you answer an ad that misstates the fact or contradicts this policy, you are asked to report this to The Star and The News Classified Advertising Department and The Better Business Bureau. WANT AD RATES Box Number Service Charge $1.00, Counts 5 Words THESE RATES APPLY TO ALL DIRECT ADVERTISING FROM INDIVIDUALS OR FIRMS WITHIN THE STATE OF INDIANA. Time Time Sunday Doily 3 Days 1.60 1.60 4.14 2.40 2.40 6.21 3.20 3.20 8.28 4.00 4.00 10.35 4.80 4.80 12.42 5.60 5.60 14.49 6.40 6.40 16.56 7.20 7.20 18.63 8.00 8.00 20.70 8.80 8.80 22.77 9.60 9.60 24.84 10.40 10.40 26.91 11.20 11.20 28.98 Words Lines 1-9 2 10-15 3 16-21 4 22-27 5 28-33 6 34-39 7 40-45 8 46-51 9 52-57 10 58-63 11 64-69 12 70-75 13 76-81 14 RATES PER LINE PER DAY: Sunday 80c, Days 54c, 7 to Days, 51c. Daily and The Morning Star and The Evening News.

THESE RATES APPLY TO ALL DIRECT FIRMS IN THE STATE OF INDIANA. The rates given herein apply to space The Sunday Star or for advertisements Star and Evening News. Space may be Evening News at a rate of 5c per line less published in morning and evening the purpose of computing lineage used and All advertisements submitted by the combination in both The Morning designated by the Advertiser. Copy for changed between merning and evening Death Notices THOMPSON Mr. James L.

Thompson, London, England, husband of Mrs. Gisele M. Thompson, father of Thiery Mrs Ruth M. Bauch, Mrs. Lois Clarence R.

Thompson, brother of Thompson, son of 01 Mr. and Mrs. Rehm, Phillip Charles Thomas and Capt. George C. Thompson, passed away Sunday.

Funeral Thursday afternoon, 3 o'clock FLANNER BUCHANAN FALL CREEK MORTUARY. Friends invited. WALLING Mr. John A. Walling, age 65, of Knoxville, formerly of Indianapolis, passed away Tuesday, March 9th, in Knoxville.

Father of Mrs. Berniece Cook, Mrs. Bernadine Beck, Mrs. Wanda Dunham, Mrs. Vivian McIntosh and Mr.

Arlie Walling, grandfather of 12, greatgrandfather of 2. Funeral arrangements pending in Knoxville. WALLACE Mrs. Doris L. Wallace, 61 1940 N.

LaSalle mother of Charles Ray Wallace and Jack R. Wallace, daughter of Mrs. Hilbert Brown, Bicknell, sister of Marquerite Patchen, also 6 grandchildren, 2 great-grandchildren, passed away Tuesday. Friends may call at the JORDAN FUNERAL HOME, 2428 E. 10th St.

after 7 p.m. Wednesday. Funeral Friday, March 12th, 2 p.m. Friends invited. Burial Washington Park East.

Member of Brookside Chapter No. 481 O.E.S. WERNER Mr. James L. Werner, age 47, 5415 Camden, beloved husband of Mary Louise; father of Helen Volk, Sr.

Mary Marca, O.S.F.. Theresa, Sr. Mary Ivo, O.S.F., Mary Margaret, James Michael, John, Joseph, Christine, Mary Ann. Richard and Stephen Werner; son of Mrs. Bridget Werner; brother of Mrs.

Charles Sherman, and A. J. Werner, city: Mrs. Merle Greenwell, Bedford. Funeral LAUCK FUNERAL HOME, 1458 S.

Meridian, Saturday, 8:30 a.m.; St. Mark Church, 9 a.m. Msgr. Downey, K. of C.

3660, and Holy Name Rosary, Friday, 8 p.m. Calling after 7 p.m., Thursday. WILKERSON Mrs. Mary A. (Mayme) Wilkerson, 85 years, 101 E.

Pleasant Run Parkway, S. Drive, beloved mother of Bertha M. Petrey, passed away Monday. Funeral Thursday, 10 a.m. at the G.

H. HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME, 1505 S. East St. Friends invited. WULF Mr.

Harry J. Wulf, age 65, beloved husband of Edna Wulf, and father of Mrs. "William E. Glesing, of city; Mrs. Robert Gosman of Fremont, and Forrest Wulf of city; brother of Henry of Tucson, Albert, Paul, and Minnie Wulf of Acton, also 7 grandchildren.

passed away. Funeral services 1:30 p.m., Friday, at ABDON O'RILEY FUNERAL HOME, 1509 Prospect St. Entombment Washington Park Mauseleum. Friends may call after 7 D.m., Wednesday. 3 Card of Thanks for kind understanding services rendered-The Unger Family.

5 In Memoriams ASMUS- loving memory of GEORGE ASMUS, Who passed away March 10, 1963. As long as hearts remember, As long as dear ones care, We cannot lose the ones we love, They are with us everywhere. -Wife, Mable SPECKER-In loving memory of JOYCE LYNN SPECKER Who passed away March 10, 1964. Time passes on, one year has passed Since death its gloom, its shadow cast. Within our home, where all seemed bright, And took from US a shining light.

We miss that light, and ever will, Her vacant place there's none to fill. Down here we mourn, but not in vain; For up in heaven we'll meet again. Please God, hold your loving arms around her. -Grandparents: Mom and Frank SPECKER-In loving memory of our daughter and sister, JOYCE L. SPECKER Who passed away March 10, 1964.

The depths of sorrow we cannot tell Of the loss of one we loved so well, And while she sleeps a peaceful sleep, Her memory we shall always keep. -Mother, Dad and Brother. SPECKER-In loving memory of JOYCE LYNN SPECKER Who passed away March 10, 1964. We have only your memory dear Joyce To remember our whole life through, But the sweetness will linger forever, As we treasure the image of you. -Daddy, Grandmother and Grandfather Specker CHESHIRE-To our kind friends, neighbors, and relatives, we wish to express our sincere appreciation for sympathetic attention, beautiful floral tributes and other courtesies extended at the passing of STEPHANY LEE CHESHIRE We are most appreciative and wish to thank Rev.

Howard Stone, Prudential Insurance Wabash Fire and Casualty Insurance lota Chapter of Indianapolis, Rutland Chevrolet Co. and Harry W. Moore Arlington Chapel for kind services rendered. -Marvin L. Cheshire, Charlotte Moore, Steve Moore and Family JOHNSON-1 am deeply grateful and and appreciate the kindness, sympathy, many beautiful floral tributes extended by my good neighbors, relatives and friends of the passing of beloved husband, ALVIN J.

JOHNSON especially wish to thank Rev. Walter Laetcsh, Masonic Order, and Little and Sons Mortuary all for kind understanding services rendered. -Wife MOORE-I wish to acknowledge with deep appreciation the kindness and sympathy, and the many beautiful floral tributes extended by relatives, friends and neighbors at the passing of the beloved husband JAMES MOORE especially wish to thank the ministers and Jacob Brothers for all the kindness and understanding services rendered. -Wife Othello Moore UNGER: May we take this means of acknowledging our sincere appreciation for all the acts of kindness, messages of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings received from all our friends, relatives, and organizations at the sudden passing of our beloved husband, father, grandfather, and brother FLOYD F. UNGER Our special thanks to the pall bearers, Rev.

Reed and Rev. Hensley, and Moster and Sons Mortuary for kind understanding services Funeral Directors ABDON O'RILEY MORTUARY 1509 Prospect ME 8-1474 BEANBLOSSOM MORTUARY 1321 W. Ray St. ME 7-2431 CONKLE FUNERAL HOME 4925 W. 16TH CH 1-6333 1201 LYNDHURST CH 1-8381 1934 W.

MICHIGAN ME 7-9622 DORSEY FUNERAL HOME 3925 E. NEW YORK FL 7-1173 Farley FUNERAL. NOW 2 CHAPELS 1604 W. MORRIS ST. ME 8-2388 2950N.

HIGH SCHOOL RD. AX FLOYD FARLEY GRINSTEINER FUNERAL HOME 1601 E. NEW YORK ME 2-5374 G. H. HERMANN 1505 S.

EAST ME 2-8488 5141 MADISON AVE. ST 7-7211 HISEY TITUS 951 N. DELAWARE ME 4-3828 JORDAN FUNERAL HOME PROMPT AMBULANCE SERVICE 24 Hours Daily HELEN JORDAN ME 6-4305 2428 E. 10th ME 6-4304 LITTLE SONS 1301 Main Bch. Grove, ST 6-1476 Moore Kirk NORTHEAST 2530 STATION ST.

BEN DAVIS 7050 W. I A WASH. MOORE, KIRK USHER IRVINGTON 5342 E. WASH. ST.

LAWRENCE 8051 E. 46TH COLONIAL 3347 COLLEGE AVE. MAIN OFFICE, LI 6-1564 HARRY W. MOORE Funeral Chapels Arlington Chapel, 5811 E. 38th St.

Peace Chapel, 2050 E. Michigan St. ME 6-6461 USHER FUNERAL HOME INC. 2313 W. WASHINGTON ME 2-9352 STAR Ro NEWS layed 45 minutes.

It was 1 returned to the yards for repairs. Police said they were able to get traffic flowing smoothly shortly before 7 a.m. At one point, a patrolman said cars appeared to be lined up on Sherman for nearly 2 miles. "It was a mess," said the patrolman. "People were honking their horns and flashing their lights." All side street intersections were blocked for a mile east from Dearborn to Sherman, police said.

Daily Vital Statistics Rights Commission to issue cease and desist orders upon finding of discrimination in housing, except against occupants of residences of less than four housing units. S.B. 279. Bowers, Kirtley. Increases minimum teacher salaries.

H.B. 1041. Establishes new congressional districts. H.B. 1053.

Increases maximum workmen's compensation benefits. H.B. 1077. Bowen, Maloney. Provides increases in additional payments to persons essential to the well-being of dependent children.

H.B. 1089. Cogan, Lesniak. Uniform law for regulation of parking through use of meters in cities and towns. H.B.

1117. Essex, Lesniak. Repeals obsolete "Two or More Municipalities Sanitary Districts Law." H.B. 1247. Speckner, Mullendore.

Extends coverage of Common School Fund law, makes other changes. H.B. 1513. Slenker, Applegate. Restricts power of state universities to enter into certain contracts or issue bonds.

Emergency. Bills Allowed to Become Law Without Governor's Signature March 9 H.B. 1363. Metzger, Stephenson. Concerns emergency loans to be repaid by special levy in second class cities with newly established sanitary districts.

Emergency. Resolutions Signed March 9 H.J.R. 2. Donaldson. Reapproves 1963-passed constitutional amendment making it easier to amend the state constitution by striking out provision preventing new ones from being posed while others are pending.

H.J.R. 7. Babincsak, Hunter. State constitutional amendment, most of which was approved by 1963 Legislature, permitting General Assembly to abolish tax on household goods and to levy an excise tax instead of property tax on meter vehicles. H.C.R, 1.

Howard, Barker. Creates committee to study state's economic development policies. H.C.R. 32. Brown, Walton.

Provides for study pertaining to domestic relations. H.C.R. 35. French. Establishes a labor relations board study committee.

H.C.R. 38. Smitherman, Bruggenschmidt. Provides for study of forest lands and the effect of tax exemptions on forest lands. BANKRUPTCIES FILED Thomas D.

McBride, 2411 Massachussets, die caster: debts 283.11, assets $220. Everett A. Hamilton, 1821 S. Vinewood, orderly; debts $3,695, assets $150. Frank M.

Stackhouse Mooresville, toolmaker; debts $2,655.47, assets $150. James E. Church, 810 N. Park, laborer; debts $4,193.25, assets $110. Margaret L.

Kuhlman, Richmond, waitress; debts $2,742.56, assets $469.45. Robert B. Maxwell, Farmland, shot blast operator; debts $5,572.33, assets $200. Staley Bennett, 3115 S. Taft, security guard; debts $4,301.01, assets none.

Shirley A. Mack, 3639 N. Graceland, printed circuit checker; debts $1,896.63, assets $510. Lucien N. Coleman, 2069 N.

Senate, porter; debts $3,06.63, assets $250. Donald D. Hudson, Kokomo, caster; debts $8,918, assets $726.50. Claudine Hudson, Kokomo, housewife; debts $8,918, assets $726.50. Bert E.

Ballew, Kokomo, machine operator; debts $9,396.90, assets $352. Paul H. Griffith, 4755 Carson, maintenance man; debts $4,218.56, assets $250. Lorry H. Alfrey, Anderson, laborer; debts $3,516.62, assets $412.

Horace A. Murphy, Anderson, guard at State Reformatory; debts 882.39, assets $175. Cecil A. Davis, Middletown, mochine operator; debts $4,631.53, assets $200. Robert E.

Harmon, Anderson, factory worker; debts $5,068.56, assets $300. Darrell Madden, Richmond, laborer; debts $4,430.65, assets $100. Wallace E. Book, 332 S. Addison, maintenance worker; debts 690.91, assets $306.

Christine I. Book, 332 S. Addison, maintenance worker; debts Charlie Johnson, 3271 N. Schofield, 690.91, assets $306. basket hanger; debts $2,760.72, assets $600.

A. B. Groves, 8060 E. 75th, gas station attendant; debts $2,517.59, assets none. Jimmy L.

Henson, N. State, station attendant; debts $3,292.40, assets $51. Nathan Willis, 1248 S. Illinois, factory worker; debts $5,472.08, assets $350. Donald E.

Griffin, 232 N. Beville, truck driver; debts $18,497.84, assets $250. Neal L. Thomas, 3102 N. New Jersey, laborer; debts $4,744.07, assets $600.

Richard R. Osborne, 1005 E. Thompson Road, assistant manager; debts $2,294.90, assets $408. Herman L. Kellett, 6310 W.

Minnesota, welder; debts $14,400.65, assets $276.50. James L. Workman, 3914 E. Washington, fire control mechanic; debts $4,153.43, assets $600. Jo Ann Shoupe, 3834 Forest Grove Drive, clerk; debts $1,921.34, assets $210.

Thornton Gregory, 502 Coffey, punch press operator; debts 559.07, assets 150. Robert F. Davie, 1817 N. Montcalm, motorman; debts $1,574.25, assets $50. Jack L.

Richardson, Muncie, inspector; debts $7,013.41, assets $550. Bobby J. Jackson, 1101 N. Drexel, diesel mechanic; debts $19,016.52, assets $258. Albert W.

Stump Mooresville, worker; debts $13,413.12, assets construction worker; debts 413.12, assets $2,525. Elvila I. Stump, Mooresville, housewife; debts $12,556.46, assets $2,475. Edith J. Graphman, Beech Grove, cashier; debts $7,172.70, assets $160.

Jack H. Decker, Muncie, plaster; debts $15,701, assets $250. Lloyd R. Perkins, Michigantown, job setter; debts $8,708.44, assets $600. Juanita 1.

Perkins, Michigantown, housewife; debts $8,708.44, assets $600. Stephan 0. Smith, Kokomo, construction worker; debts $4,126.83, assets none. Raymond H. Bowen, Kokomo, inspector: debts $35,797.88, assets none.

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