The Kokomo Tribune from Kokomo, Indiana • Page 7

Undaunted Undaunted by the size of the boots she tried to fill, two-year-old Julie Patterson nevertheless offers a smile, c.t a recent trade fair in Blackpool Lancashire, England. (AP Wirephoto) ooi, Bowen's 4th U.S. (Continued from Pane Our) House, including'a reduction in next year's property tax credits from 25 to 20 per cent. It now includes a sales exemption on food, higher business taxes, a temporary plan to extend property tax relief to renters, more aid for schools and a wider choice for counties imposing a local option income tax. Ingredients remaining from the House-passed proposals include a 4 per cent sales tax, freezes on school levies and local property tax levies, advisory control boards on local spending and income tax credits for the elderly and disabled with incomes under $5,000 a year Bowen has said he "will be disappointed" if several Democrats don't vote for the package.

Former Sen. James B. Young of Franklin, Bowen's Senate liaison aide was busy all day Tuesday talking to Democrats and Republicans in an effort to line up support. Michigan City Republican John F. Shawley said he told Bowen again Tuesday he cannot support the program.

Shawley said the governor told him he would not apply pressure. Ezra Solomon to return to Stanford University WASHINGTON (AP)h-Ezra Solomon will leave President Nixon's Council of Economic Advisers at the end of the month to return to teaching at Stanford University. Solomon, 52, had been Dean Witter Professor of Finance at the Stanford Graduate School of Business before serving for two years on the President's council. There are two other members of the council. Solomon is a native of Rangoon, Burma, and became a naturalized citizen in 1952.

(Cmimicl from t'ajcr One) to be reunited with his wife. Wailing at the hospital was Roberta Stafford, wife of Cmdr. Hugh A. Stafford of Aiken, S.C., who was shot down in August 1967 and who arrived aboard the first plane. The Defense Department Jiafl suggested to the prisoners' relatives that they wait in the United States for their men, but Mrs.

Stafford lives in Hone Kong. 8 Communist China on Thursday is scheduled to release two fliers who strayed over China while on missions in Vietnam, and the Viet Cong are to turn over 27 military men and five civilians on Friday al Hanoi's Gia Lam airport. This will bring the total number of Americans released by the North Vietnamese and Viet Cong since the cease- fire Jan. 28 to 439, leaving another 146 in Communist hands to be freed by March 28, 60 days after the cease-fire. Ban on phosphates to remain in effect CHICAGO (AP)-Stores or other outlets that sell phosphate detergents will continue to be ticketed by the city for a time even though Chicago's ban on such cleaning agents has been declared unconstitutional.

H. Wallace Poston, city commissioner of environmental control, said Tuesday he had been advised by the corporation counsel's office that the controversial ban should remain in effect until an appeal can be heard on a federal court ruling that struck down the ordinance Judge Thomas MeMillen of District Court ruled March 6 in the case and his decision is being taken by the city to the 7lh U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for possible review. "The phosphate ban remains in effect and we have our inspectors out looking at grocery shelves," Poston said. Conviction under the city ordinance carries possible fines and jail terms of up to $500 and six months.

I Deaths Mrs. Eli Lilly Robert E. Rudolph dies Wednesday Wednesday, March 14, 1973 Robert E. Rudolph, 4223 Gardenia Elkhart, formerly of Kokbmo, died Monday while attending an insurance conference in New Mexico. Death was attributed to apparent heart attack.

He was an insurance agent for Federated Mutual Insurance, Elkhart. Born April 2,1932, in Kokomo, he was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Rudolph, who both survive and live in Kokomo. On Feb.

2, 1957, in Kokomo, he was married to Delores Ann Pickett, who survives. In Elkhart, he was a member of the Disabled American Veterans 19, the Evening Optimist Club, a past officer of the Jaycees, a member of the Loyal Order of Moose, the Chamber of Commerce and St. David Episcopal Church. He was a 1949 graduate of Kokomo High School. He was the sponsor of the Thursday Night Bowling League in Elkhart arid had served in the Korean Conflict with the U.

S. Air Force. Surviving with the parents and the widow are two sons, Robert Rudolph II of Elkhart and Thomas S. Rudolph, Tipton; two daughters, Pamela and Tina Rudolph, both both of Elkhart, and a sjster, Mrs. Thomas (Betty) Wellinger, Kokomo.

Funeral arrangements are incomplete at the Williams-Stemm Funeral Home, Elkhart. Friends may call at the funeral home between 7-9 p. m. Thursday and 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Friday.

Mrs. Maude M. Mills Funeral services for Mrs. Maude Mills, 91, formerly of 314 W. Mulberry will be at 10 a.m.

Friday in the Peacock Funeral Home with the Rev Jerry Galbreath officiating. Burial will be in Camden Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home between 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Thursday Mrs. Mills died early Tuesday morning the home here of a daughter Mrs.

Elmo (Kathryn) Wooters. She was a member of the United Brethren Church, Flora, and a retired employe of Alliance Theaters. Born in Flora, Nov. 20, 1882, she was the daughter of Frank and Marv (Trent) Byrum. In 1901 she was married to Rease Mills, who preceded her in death in February, 1950.

Surviving with Mrs. Wooters are an- Si hei Daughter, Mrs. John (Martha) Turnbull, Kokomo; a sister, Mrs. Marie Scherz, Riverside, three grand- csildren and three great-grandchildren. John F.

Cunning Graveside services for John F. Cunning, native of Kokomo, were conducted at 10:30 a.m. Friday in an Ashland, Ohio, cemetery with the Rev. George Sheets officiating. Cunning died March 5 in the Veterans Hospital, Cleveland, Ohio, following an extended illness.

Born in Kokomo, April 2,1914, he was the son of Roy E. and Elizabeth (Brian) Cunning. He was 58. A former employe of the Faultless Rubber Company, Ashland, he had served with the U. S.

Army during World War II. Surviving are two daughters, two sons and two sisters, Mrs. Laura E. Banter, Kokomo, and Mrs. Evelyn I Taylor, Ashland, Ohio.

Funerals RODNEY CLOUSER--Services 2 p.m. Thursday, Pickett Funeral Home Greentowm. EARL TAYLOR--Con-celebrated Mass 10 a.m. Thursday, St Patrick Catholic Church. MRS.

MEEDY A. HALE-Services 10 a.m. Thursday, Ellers Funeral Chapel EDITH R. 1 Thursday, Allen Funeral Home, Bunker Hill. Toronto and Montreal were the first cities in Canada to use horse-drawn cars for public transport.

INDIANAPOLIS (AP)-Mrs. Eli Lilly, wife of the honorary chairman of the board of Ell Lilly and Co. of Indianapolis, died at her home today after a lone illness. Mrs. Lilly was well known in the field of philanthropy and the cultural Jife of Indianapolis.

She was a member of the board of directors of Lilly Endowment, the foundation which administers the phi- lanthrophic activities of the Lilly family for religious, education and charitable purposes. She was also a founding trustee of the Indianapolis Museum of Art and a member of the board of trustees of the Indianapolis Children's Museum. Ruth Allison Lilly was born Oct 14 1891, one of four daughters of William D. Allison, Indianapolis manufacturer and distributor of medical office furniture. Markets INDIANAPOLIS (AP-USDA) Hogs barrows and gilts mostly 25 lower, instances 50 lower; trading slow; 1-2 200240 Ib 40.00-40.25, 38 head 40351-3 200-250 Ib 39.75-JO.OO, several uneven weights 39.50; 2-3 230265 Ib 39.00-39.75; 2-4 260-300 Ib 37.75-39.00.

Sows steady to 25 lower; 1-3 350-600 Ib 36.00-36 50- a few 300 Ib 37.00; one lot 500 Ib 36.65. Cattle and calves 500; trading moderately active; small supply slaughter steers and heifers steady to 50 higher; cows strong to 50 higher; steers choice Ib 48.00-49.00- two loads high choice 49.so- mixed good and choice 900-1 250 Ib 46.50-48.00; load good Hoi- steins 44.50; heifers choice 8001,000 Ib mostly 46.00; mixed good and choice Ib 45.00-45.50. Cows utility and commercial 33.00-36.50; cutter 31.00-33.50; canner 27.50-31.00. Sheep 125; slaughter lambs 50 lower; slaughter ewes steady wooled slaughter lambs choice 75-105 Ib 43.00 to a few 4350- slaughter ewes utility and good 16.00-19.00. KOKOMO CASH GRAIN MARKET March 14,1973 Corn, No.

1, per bu j.3g Corn, No. 2, per bu. 134 New Corn, per bu. i 23 Soybeans, per bu. s'gs New Soybeans, per bu.

Oats, per bu. 90 KOKOMO (Ind.) TRIBUNE Community Hospital (Visiting hours; 2-4 p.m., 6 to 8 p.m. daily) DISMISSALS Alkire, Linda 3054 Vinton Or. Campbell, Ernest Tipton Curry, William Greentown. Downs, Nancy 701 W.

Lincoln Rd. Hodge, Wanda Jean (Mrs. William) 1101 W. Madison St. Hopkins, Joyce C.

(Mrs. John), 2318 Burningtree Ln. Irwin, Virgil 443S on OOEW. McMaslcrs, Joe, 1022 S. Plate St.

Sharp, Charles 908 N. Courtland Ave. Shupperd, Paula J. (Mrs. James) New Waverly.

Welsh, Nora Kokomo R. R. 4 Wiles, Joseph 2700 N. Washington St. Young, Annie M.

(Mrs. Leroy) 1136 E. Broadway. Births At Howard Community Hospital SALSBERY-Mr. and Mrs.

Dannie Salsbery, 203 Duke a boy, Chadwick Lee, 8 pounds, 5 1,4 ounces, at 4-54 a. m. Wednesday. The mother is the former Miss Jane Ann Butler. At St.

Joseph Memorial Hospital MOFFITT-Mr. and Mrs. James Moffitt, Galveston, a girl, Jennifer Lauren 6 pounds, 10 ounces, at 3:55 a Wednesday. The mother is the former Miss Janine Krohn. At Tipton County Memorial Hospital OFF Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Off Tipton, a boy, at 9:37 a.m. Tuesday TETER-Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Tecer Goldsmith, a girl, 8:46 p.m.

Tuesday PEDIGO Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Pedigo, Windfall, a boy, 10:15 Tuesday. Miami County deaths KATIE HINES PERU-Katie Hines, Peru, died at 4:45 a.m. Wednesday in the Dukes Memorial Hospital here.

Funeral arrangements are incomplete at the Flowers-Leedy Funeral Home. St. Joseph Hospital (Visiting hours: 2 to 4 p.m 7 to 8p.m. daily) DISMISSALS Accord, William BOS on 400E. Altmansberger, Larry 1901 Cover Rd.

Barnard, Arthur 1903 N. Lafonlain ol, Breeden, Isaac Kokomo R. R. 5 Broo, Mrs. Marie, Kokomo R.

6 Bushman. Gregory 2711 S. Park Rd Carney, Mrs. Nancy Ann, 3721 Apperson Way N. Connelly, George Russiaville.

Conwell, Howard 5607 Jewell Rd. Duguay, Mrs. Doris, Country Park Estates. Dykes, David Kokomo R. 4 Fischer, Kirk Peru.

Griffin, Joe Galveston R. Harrell, Ray 1608 W. Jefferson St. Heninger, Donald Lee, 1202 S. Courtland Ave.

Johnson, Mrs. Emma 400S on 800W. Jurkewicz, Mrs. Anna, 1500 W. Markland Ave.

Kelley, Howard 115 S. McCann St. Lay, Mrs. Elnora 1014 Elmhurst Ln. Lear, Mrs.

Marcie Joan, 1316 Meadowbrook Dr. McKoon, Carl 2133 N. Main St. Myers, Mrs. Drenda Lou, 1217 E.

Carter St. Owens, Mrs. Lillian, Greentown 2. Pyke, Paul 4508 E. Boulevard.

Rash, Carroll 1106 S. Washington Roesener, Mrs. Marlene Kay 2014 Southway Blvd. E. Sandlin, Mrs.

Brenda Fay, Greentown R. R. 2. Shaffer, Miss Debra Ann, Swayzee R. 1.

Simmons, Abram Flora R. R. l. Slusser, Miss Margaret Camden R. R.

1. Thompson, Mrs. Johanna Kokomo R. 6. Vaught, Brian 3205 Revere St.

Wagner, Mrs. Margaret 2700 Washington St. Washburn, Mrs. Li.lie Mae, 1535 Sycamore St. Wilkie, Mrs.

Mary Jane 924 Dye Rd. The Olympic games became a naton- al Greek festival in 776 B.C. Buckingham Palace, the London home of the British sovereign, was originally built in 1703 by a Dutch architect. New York stocks ffi-g IJ S2 i iSi? 33i 5 i'l Arvin Cabot Corp Central Soya Cont. Sleel Dana Corp High Low Last Chg Indianapolis power Light 75 G.

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