The Terre Haute Tribune from Terre Haute, Indiana • Page 2

FUNERAL DIRECTORS EMERGENCY INVALID AMBULANCES OXYGEN EQUIPPED The Terre Haute Tribune Thursday, April 21, 1960 FAST START made when the case was concluded. No defense testimony was given. Wosik, 46. still faces trial, with 31 other persons on charges of conspiracy to defraud the city and Cook county through mishandling of Traffic Court money. attorney told Judge Co velli that court files were handled by many persons and responsibili ty for alleged altering of tickets for foreign tourists, the tabloid Paris-Jour suggested today.

The paper reported there were 30 holdups and burglaries in the capital the past four weeks. South known sheep population is 40 million. Recently there has been a return to wool sheep, with less emphasis on the mutton breeds. TRAFFIC JUDGE WINS ACQUITTAL and records could not be fixed on one jerson. It was the fifth time the state has to either prosecute or convict Traffic Court officials imd employes indicted by a special grand jury.

TAVISTOCK, England. April (HPIi Heywood was fined $28 Wednesday for speeding to the license bureau to take his test. CHICAGO, April Court Referee Joseph Wosik has been acquitted of two mal feasance charges growing out of the traffic ticket scandal. Judge Daniel A. Covelli of Criminal Court freed Wosik upon a defense motion for acquittal NEED MORE POLICE Funeral services will be conducted Monday for William Thomas Turman, former professor and chairman of the Indiana State Teachers College art department.

who died Wednesday in Taft. Calif. The body is expected to arrive in Terre Haute late Saturday. It will be taken to the Martin Tearman Funeral Home where funeral services will be held at 2 '''clock Monday afternoon: The Rev. F.

LeRoy Brown, lifelong friend of Prof. Turman, will officiate. Death occurred at 11 a.m. Wednesday in a Taft hospital ing a brief illness. He was 93 years of age.

The acknowledged dean of artists, Prof. Turman had gone to Taft two and one-half years ago to make his home with his daughter. Mrs. Ruth Woollen. A native of Graysville, he grad- from historic Merom College (now converted into Merom Institute), attended the University of Pennsylvania, the Chicago Academy of Art and the Chicago Art Institute.

Until the early 30s. the distinguished educator and artist was of the ISTC art department for a period of 40 years. From formation of the Swope Art Gallery in September of 1939. he served as president of the board of managers until he left Terre Haute in 1957. For a time during 1943, he served as gaiierv director until the present director.

Dr. Allen D. Albert, could be named. Widely acclaimed for l.is brush creations in oil, Prof. works won top awards at such exhibits as the Hoosier Art Salon, Indiana Artists Society, Penn Academy of Arts in Philadelphia and Swope Gallery here.

Many of his prize-wining exhibits are displayed in the local gallery. In 1955, the Brown County Art Gallery Association conferred an honorary membership upon him during their fall show and featured his one-man show the following spring. He had extended his interests to the painting of California landscapes in his many visits there before moving. His paintings varied from landscapes to such familiar sights as Terre Haute industrial scenes, a scene winning him the Hoosier Salon award on one occasion. In addition to the daughter, he is survived by a son, Arthur Turman, also of Taft; four sisters.

Mrs. Harriett Cushman of Indianapolis. Mrs. Hallie Harrison of Fullerton, Mrs. Flora Harney of Wilmore.

and Mrs. Avarilla Bosstick of Englewood, N. a brother. Ross Turman of Medford. three grandchildren and two-great- children.

Friends may call at the funeral chapel after 11 o'clock Sunday morning. Burial will be in Rose- lawm Memorial Park. PARIS, April police are needed to make Paris and SATURDAY Days for All! FRIDAY Continued From Page One Bishop said. He added that Marshall was beaten unconscious with beer bottles. Marshall later was located in West Terre Haute by police, who said details concerning his arrival there were vague.

A search for the four suspects here was sparked when Bishop notified local authorities he had warrants issued for their arrests. Detective John West Terre Haute Police Officer Melvin Schaffer and State Police Detective George Kern apprehended Beck and Noel about noon in West Terre Haute. said Beck was so intoxicated he had to be carried. Later. Lieut.

Ed Bingham and Officers Miller and Ridge arrested Pegg and Matherly in a west side tavern. Pegg was also intoxicated, the report noted. Davis, who signed the warrants issued by Paris authorities, reportedly said his assailants had been drinking. Three of the suspects and the two victims all attended school together in West Terre Haute, authorities reported. Conflicting stories told by the men involved, police said, obscured events leading to the charges.

story was vague, authorities added, and he was scheduled to make a detailed statement today The six men were reportedly on their way to Danville when the incident occurred. Agents said Matherly and Pegg were cx-convicts. Matherly had served a l-to-10-year term in fed eral prison and a 2-to-5-year term at Indiana State Prison for grand larceny and burglary, they stated Pegg served a 2-to-5-year sen tence at a U. S. reformatory for second-degree burglary.

agents said. Beck currently free under SI.000 bond on vehicle taking charges here. J. Edgar Powers, special agent in charge of the district FBI, assisted local police REVOLT HITS revolution, beginning with the 500-man army garrison at San Cristobal and reportedly involving six other Venezuelan cities, has broken out against the government of President Romulo Betancourt (left), who has declared martial law'. Believed masterminding the uprising is former Defense Minister Gen.

Jesus M. Castro Leon (right), presently believed living in political exile in New York. who died Tuesday at his mother's home here, will be at 1 Friday afternoon at the Thomas Funeral Home. Burial will follow in Roselawn Memorial Park Terre Haute Lodge No 19 will hold Masonic graveside rites. Friends may call after 2 this afternoon A brother.

Hubert of Effingham. Ill is a survivor. The Rev. William Saunders will officiate. FREE! Just Register Nothing to This KEDSMOBILE SURREY! HAROLD F.

ZIMMERMAN Word has been received by Mrs Mary Martin of 2105 Seabury avenue of the death of her brother-in-law, Harold Zimmerman in Toledo, Ohio Wednrdav. Funeral services will be at 11 Saturday morning from the Flanner and Buchanan Mortuary in Indianapolis. Ind Mrs Zimmerman was the former Miss Ethel Dodwell of Brazil, Ind Continued From Page One, said many rebel troops wrere running for the border hotly pursued by the national guard. It was in this pursuit the loyalists captured Moncada and Capt. Bernabe Serrano who had joined the rebels.

President Betancourt promised Wednesday the revolt would be crushed by today. Political and labor leaders flocked to his support and the armed forces leaders pledged their loyalty. Loyal citizens in San Cristobal, armed with rifles and pistols, forced the surrender of the 500- man rebel garrison. Presidential Secretary Ramon J. Velasques announced in Caracas.

A few diehards held out in the Bella Vista Hotel, in the royal filling station and in other points around town. But government troops mopped up those pockets today. The citizens groups first seized the garrison buildings and the local radio station, principal voice of the revolt. Pro-government congressman Carlos A. Perez, a member of Democratic Action Party, urged the government to protest to Colombia for allowing the revolution to begin from Colombian soil.

He also asked an official investigation of the revolutionary leaders. The levolt had little effect on the normal life of Venezuelans. A one-dav strike Wednesday to show support of the government closed most industries, the oil fields and shops, but today Caracas was back to normal. MRS WILLIAM FERRELL Mrs William Ferrell, a former resident. died morning in Indianapolis Surviving are a daughter.

Mrs Van Slyke of Indianapolis: two sisters. Mrs. Elizabetn Bath and Mrs. Margaret Sanson and two grandsons. Services will be held in Indianapolis.

Burial will be at 9 45 clock Saturday morning at Memorial Park in Terre Haute You have to be present to Just fill out a card at Ben this weekend. LOOK FOR THE BLUE MRS. IONA L. EDWARDS Services for Mrs. Iona Edwards, 81 years old, 2111 North Thirteenth and One-half street, who diea Tuesday, will be at 10:30 o'clock Friday morning at the Thomas Funeral Home.

The Rev Don Wernimont will officiate and burial will follow in Highland Lawn cemetery. Friends may call. MRS. LOLA YOCUM Services for Mrs. Lola May Yocum, 57 old.

1128 South First street, who died Wednesday, will be at 1:30 Friday afternoon at the DeBaun Funeral Home. The Rev William Ketner will officiate and burial will follow in Woodlawn cemetery. Friends may call. ymdandy JJ SUBLET WILLIAM J. SCH LR Services for William Scherr, 76 years old.

of RR 3, West Terre Haute, who died Wednesday, will be at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon at the Bedino Chapel of the Valley. The Rev. William Kennedy will officiate and burial will be in Bethesda cemetery. Friends may call Children's, Longer Wearing Fitting Keds and Keddettes, Better MRS. BERNK VIVIAN THOMPSON CENTER POINT.

Ind April 21 Bernice Vivian Thompson, years old. of RR. Bowling Green, died at 3 a m. Wednesday at the Hospital in Indianapolis, following a short illness She was a member of the Bowling Green Methodist Churih and OES No 304 Mrs Thompson had been with the CSNR for two years and operated a beauty shop in Brazil before moving to Bowling Green Surviving are the husband. John a son.

Jay Emmet, at home: a daughter. Ivie Kay, at home: the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Conder of St. Louis, and seven sisters, Mrs Wilson Ward and Mrs F.arl McClain, th of St Louis.

Mrs Edgar Broghn of Im- mokee. Fla Mrs Hazel Grooms of San Fernando, Cal Mrs Bill Perryman of Brazil. Mrs Ira Forrester of West Morland Cal and Mrs. Tom Courtney RR. Centerpoint.

Services will he 2 clock Friday afternoon at the Rentsehler Funeral Home here. The Fev Mohler will officiate and burial will follow in the Centerpoint cemetery Friends may call after noon Thursday at the funeral chapel, where the Bowling Green OES will conduct memorial services at 8 Thursday night. Continued From Page One lege, an integrated state educational institution, demonstrated at two dowmtown Beaumont lunch counters. At Marshall, the first of 57 Negro college students arrested during a singing, praying demonstration was convicted by a white jury and fined $400. Attorneys indicated they would appeal.

The March 30 demonstration was broken up when fire hoses were turned on the students. Thirty-four of 47 Negro youths arrested March 14 in a lunch counter demonstration at Florence. S. were convicted in City Court and sentenced to 30 days in jail or a fine of $30 each Attorneys filed notice of appeal. A group of Negro and white University of Texas students warned Austin merchants to desegregate lunch counters in a week or take the consequences.

At Savannah, a armed guard was posted near the Candler nurses home as a deterrent to further outbreaks of violence in the area. Negroes and white youths clashed at nearby F'orsyth Park Monday night, using switch blade knives, ax handles and lead pipes. Four were injured. At Portland, three young Negroes accused of beating white men out of sympathy for Negroes in South Africa and the U. S.

South, were given jail sentences. Continued From Page One Smarter For You in Summer-long dug a snow cave above timberline to wait out the storm. She said Willmon was suffering from extreme skin blistered and his hands and feet swollen. The girl said she and Jones set out at different time intervals to seek help. Weather in the region today was clear with temperatures about 35.

There was virtually no wind Miss Bendixen. who lives at Davenport, Iowa, staggered into the home of L. Sutherland at Allens Park, 12 miles south of here. Park authorities said the trio ignored signs on an outing that began Monday. James A.

Greig, 21, of Glenview, 111., another student, had been with the group hut became ill and turned back. He reported the others missing Monday night. The missing youths have had mountain climbing experience and are either members of. or associated with, the Rocky Mountain Rescue Group from Boulder. Largest selection in town of wonderful, colorful canvas these ideal shoes with built-in comfort washable and styles to wear for every need! Campus-Career Shop Downstairs The Keds Blue LobeI identifies the Shoe of Champions MRS IRENE SECREST DCGGER, April Mrs.

Irene Secrest, 77 yenrs old. of Cass died at 5:30 o'clock Wednesday morning at the home of a granddaughter. Mrs Stanley Daughertv of Sullivan. Surviving are a daughter. Mrs Felecia Pigg of Cass; a sister Mrs.

Susie Barley of Detroit, four grandchildren and 10 great-grandcml- dren. Services will he at 11 o'clock Friday morning at the Newkirk Funeral Home Burial will follow in Clayborn cemetery. NICK BOSNICH CLINTON. Ind April Nick Bosnich, 70 years old. Blantord.

died at 5:50 oclock W'ednesday morning at the Vermillion County Hospital, following a illness A native of Yugoslavia, he had lived here since 1913. A former coal miner, he was a member of the SMF Lodge No 20 of Universal and the SNPJ Lodge of Blanford. The body was taken to the Karanovich Funeral Home where services will be held at 1:30 p.m Friday Burial will be in Walnut ove cemetery. New! Here's the Shoes That Take You Everywhere in Comfort See Largest Selections in Town! NELSON A. PRESTON Nelson A.

Preston. 83 years old, 124 North Sixth street. West Terre Haute, died at 2 oclock Wednesday afternoon at his home. Surviving are the widow. Grace; a brother.

Charles Preston of Louisville. Ohio, and a sister. Mrs. Lilly Thompson of Cleveland, Ohio He was a member of the Juilliard Masonic Lodge in Louisville The body is at the Bedino Chapel ot the Valley where friends may call after noon Friday and where services Will be conducted Saturday afternoon at 2 clock by the Rev. Marvin Maris Burial will be in Bethesda cemetery.

MRS. VIRGINIA D. CLASQUIN BRAZIL. April Services for Mrs. Virginia Clasquin.

74 years old 1117 North Harrison street, who died Tuesday, will be at 2 Friday afternoon at the Miller and Sons Funeral Home. Father Paul Dooley will officiate and ourial will follow in Cottage Hill cemetery. Friends may call after 4 Thursday afternoon at the funeral -hapel. where the rosary will be recited at 8 o'clock Thursday night Most Walked About Shoes in Town More Selection When You Shop "Terre Largest and Finest Shoe Store" CHAI NCEY MANKIN SR Services for Chauncev Mankin Sr 55 years old. of Walden, MRS.

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