The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 31

JULY 31, 1971 THE INDIANAPOLIS 3 Long STAR Steel KING, Funeral. Mr. Mr. C. E.

Announcements K. 5 State Traffic Deaths Reported State police yesterday reported five traffic deaths in Indiana, including two Gary residents involved in separate crashes. They were: Robert G. Ramos, 29, Gary. Jerry A.

Smith, 28, R. R. 3, Decatur. Robert E. Lauber 16, R.R.

1, Sunman. Henry Nordstrom, 64, Gary, Mrs. Pauline Curley, 62, Terre Haute. Robert G. Ramos, 29, Gary, identified by police as a member of the Sin City Disciples street gang in Gary, was killed late Thursday when his motorcycle struck the engine of a Penn Central Railroad train in Gary, The engineer told police the crossing gates were down and the flashers were working, but.

Ramos tried to drive around the gates when the vehicle struck the engine. A passenger on the motorcycle was injured. Jerry A. Smith Jerry A. Smith, 28, R.R.

3, Decatur, was killed yesterday when his motorcycle struck a pickup truck broadside on an Adams County road 4 miles east of here. OBITUARIES Mrs. Alva P. Wilson Dies; Rites Monday Services for Mrs. Flora a Bunch Wilson, 63, 5144 Rosslyn Avenue, will be held at 10 a.m.

Monday in Conkle Speedway Funeral Home, with burial in Floral Park Cemetery. Mrs. Wilson, co-owner with her late husband, Harold Bunch, of Bunch Auto Parts Store at Brownsburg, died Thursday at home. A native of Kentucky, she had lived in Indianapolis 50 years. Survivors include the husband, Alva P.

Wilson; a daughter, Mrs. Donna Fox of Butler, and a son, Michael Bunch of Brownsburg. Loren Gillette Services for Loren F. lette, 85, 8813 Madison Avenue, will be held at 11 a.m. today in N.

F. Chance Funeral Home, with burial in Forest Lawn Cemetery. Mr. Gillette, a carpenter supervisor for 18 years with Huber, Hunt and Nichols died Tuesday in University Heights Hospital. A resident of Indianapolis 34 years and a member of University Heights United Methodist Church and Carpenters' Union Local 60, he in 1961.

Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Leone Gillette: sons and four daughters. James L. Adams James L. (Tiny) Adams, 37, -1317 Burdsal Parkway, a selfemployed jazz musician, died yesterday in Marion County General Hospital.

He played the string bass for 20 years, and played with several local bands. He was al lifelong resident of Indianapolis. Services will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday in the Summers Funeral Chapel, with burial in Floral Park Cemetery. Survivors include the mother, Mrs.

Pauline Adams Douglas, and the grandmother, Mrs. Novella Evans, both of Indianapolis. Harlan C. Mays Services for Harlan C. Mays.

63, 1641 Churchman Avenue, a retired self-employed carpenter, will be held at 2:30 p.m. Monday in G. H. Herrmann Southeast Street Funeral Home, with burial in Floral Park Cemetery. Mr.

Mays, who retired seven years ago, died Thursday in West 10th "Street Veterans Administration Hospital. He is survived by the widow, Mrs. Anna D. Mays; one son, three sisters and a brother. Mrs.

Joe L. Osborne Services for Mrs. Minnie E. Osborne, 51, 1819 Woodlawn Avenue, will be held at 1 p.m. Monday in Harry W.

Moore Arlington Chapel, with burial in Washington Park East Cemetery, An Indianapolis resident 30 years, she died Wednesday in Marion County General Hospital. Mrs. Osborne, a member of First Bible Church, was president of the church's Ladies' Auxiliary and tary of the Sunday School -Association for 14 years. Survivors include the husband, Joe L. Osborne; one daughter and a son.

Fred D. Batts Services for Fred D. Batts, 78, 2151 Martindale Avenue, a retired worker, will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday in the Joshua Baptist Church, followed by burial in New Crown Cemetery. He died Thursday in Methodist Hospital.

He was employed at Link-Belt Corporation for 40 years. He was a member of Trinity Masonic Lodge 18. Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Darlister Batts. Friends may call after 6 p.m.

Tuesday at King and King Chapel. CEMETERY AGES. MEMORIALS Authorized SINCE 1935 Dealer ASKREN MONUMENT CO. 4707 E. WASHINGTON ST.

357-8041 Balance Indiana, Receipts Interfund The Expenditures for 10 10 June June Public the Transters Metropolitan 30, 30, fiscal 1970 1971 year Notices School General ending Fund STATEMENT 582,807.61 District June of OF Debt 30, Fund 513,962.13 Warren Service 1971, FINANCE Public as Township, required Cumulative $2,394,144.30 Bldg. by Notices Marion Indiana Construction Fund County, Law. 990,733.24 990,733.24 1,477,131.54 2,247.238.49 2,082,285.38 7,875,384.71 1,278,191,47 2,219,630.81 Balance $1,075,928.24 712,902.20 $3,650,649.55 $1,069,734.71 EXPENDITURES Administration Operation of Plant of 574,461.74 Salaries Education, Assistants 2,000.00 12 Contracted Services 26,577.33 Heat of Building Superintendent 105,692.25 Buildings Grounds 35,292.36 Utilities 206,914.69 Business Manager 20,734.62 Data Processing 26,146.78 Materials Supplies 59,622.56 Secretarial Clerical 53,129.96 Total Operation of Plant 973,268.57 Legal Services 3,600.00 Maintenance Office Supplies 8,914.70 Salaries 99,687.49 Travel, Legals Ads 5,585.55 Cont.acted Services 16.516.59 Total Administration 189,731.09 Materials Supplies 59,344.711 Equip. 60,988.11 Instruction Other Expense 10,776.55 Total Maintenance 247,313.45 Principals Assistants 365,685.58 Fixed Charges Supervisors 54,177.08 Teachers Substitutes Social Security 61,235.97 4,322,336.35 Public Employes' RetireSpecial Education 147,871.63 ment Kindergarten Teachers Other instruction Insurance (other than 93,034.72 Summer School 68,065.77 Transportation) 45,834.00 Non-certified Personnel Group Official Bonds Insurance (Employes) 124,770.91 523.00 Repairs 31,812.92 Audio Visual 14,290.62 Petty School Cash Fees Dues 2,205.50 566.52 Teaching Supplies 77,990.04 Data Processing Supplies 5,000.41 Total Fixed Charges Conference 25,684.05 Community Services Exhibits, Diplomas, etc. 1,903.23 Salaries (Recreation) Bookstore 13,614.34 Supplies 1,103.21 Total Instruction $5,460,862.88 Adult Evening School 6,993.00 Total Community Services 24,677.71 Health Service Food Services Physical Salaries 108,776.52 Employes Examination Total Food Services 108.776.52 Materials 2,099.50 Capital Outlay Total Supplies Ground Improvement 81,500.00 Health Service 4,135.10 New Building Equipment 2,138,130.81 Transportation New Total Equipment Capital Outlay $2,314,771.81 Supervisors 8,805.00 Debt Service Drivers 217,982.03 Bond Principal 400,000.00 Mechanics Bond Interest 39,198.32 Clerks 4,956.75 Temporary Loan Interest Independent Contractors 24,817.85 Lease Rental 836,500.00 Insurance (Equipment) 16,412.39 Total Debt Service $1,278,191.47 Gasoline Lubricants Transfer Accounts Tires Repairs 5,361.81 Transfer Tuition 14,360.29 Parts Supplies 37,324.89 Joint Services 500.00 Bus Storage 1,092.001 Total Transfer Accounts GRAND TOTAL Total Transportation EXPENDITURES $11,373,206.99 RECEIPTS General Fund Cumulative Building Fund Local: Local: Taxes $6,919,292.56 Taxes Rent Cafeterias 3,444.20 Investments Adult Education 7,155.92 Earnings from 118,538.55 Transfer Tuition Transfer Tuition (Welfare) 9,247.00 (Welfare) 21,047.51 Inter-Government: State: Miscellaneous 9,852.80 Transter Tuition 3,727.20 Miscellaneous 392.00 Tuition Summer Support School 1,071,175.30 Total Cumulative Bldg.

$2,247,238.49 38,112.89 Construction Funds Special Education 18,803.50 Earning from Investments 60,606.03 Federal: Sale of Bonds 1,800,000.00 Vocational Home Ec. Building Corporation Title WII N.D.E.A 8,003.00 Total Construc. Funds 221,679.35 P. L. 874 144,635.00 $2,082,285.38 Inter-Government: Transfer Tuition 6,071.99 Other 2,230.12 Total Gen.

Fund GRAND TOTAL Receipts $8,368,505.34 Debt Service Fund RECEIPTS 14,175,160.75 Taxes $1,081,577.14 Premium on Bond Sales 5,350.00 State: Property Tax Relief 370,154.84 Corporate Tax Inter-Government: Annexed Area 20,049.56 Total Debt Service Receipts $1,477,131.54 The total indebtedness of the Metropolitan School District of Warren Township, Marion County, Indiana, as of June 30, 1971: $2,600,000.00. and claims for all payments are on file at Warrants Office, 9301 E. 18th Indianapolis, Indiana, and the Administration for inspection. are open to the public J. G.

Metzger, Treasurer NOTICE STATE OF INDIANA) Death Notices COUNTY OF MARION) In the Juvenile Court of Marion County. DAVIS Cause PT71-466 entitled Vera Jean Barbee Mrs. Alma L. Davis, Van father of a child born 11-16-70 at Cole- Mr. Paul R.

Davis, Lawrence, plaint The in the petitioner above having cause filed a com- mother of Mrs. Willetta BaTes Huxley, vs. Eugene Mooro. Cleave, wife of Mr. N.

Davis, states that Mrs. Frances Matthews, Mr. ForOliver Barbee, legal but not biological rest W. Davis, all of Indianapolis, man Hospital, Indianapolis, Indiana, is Mrs. Ruth G.

Fiesel, Cleveland, a necessary party and that his resi- Ohio, sister of Mrs. Nellie M. Mardence is unknown, and that this is an tin, Mrs. Dortha Jellison, action to establish paternity, and he is Hutchison, Kansas, 16 grandchildren, hereby notified that unless he appears 11 great-grandchildren, departed this said court by September 30, 1971, life Wednesday, age 71. Services in this matter will proceed in his absence.

Saturday, MOORE AND KIRK E. ALLEN LAWRENCE CHAPEL, 8051 E. Clerk 46th 1:30 P.M. Friends HUNTER, may call. To the members of the transportation board and the transportation committee DELUNG of the unified council, and to such Mr.

Stephen K. DeLung, age 22, formembers of the public as may be inter- merly of Lawrence. Husband of Mrs. ested. Nancy J.

DeLung, father of Timothy You are hereby notified that there will DeLung, son of Lt. Col. and Mrs. be a SPECIAL MEETING of the Kyle DeLung, grandson of Mr. and TRANSPORTATION BOARD and the Mrs.

Alvin Thompson and Mr. and TRANSPORTATION Mrs. George McHaffey, brother of of the Unified COMMITTEE Misses Gloria and Tonya DeLung, 26, 1971, Council on Monday, July passed away in Terre Haute. Servand Tuesday, July 27, 1971, at ices Saturday, 10:30 A.M., at the 4:00 p.m., in Room 260 City-County APPLEGET LAWRENCE MORTBuilding. UARY, 7707 E.

42d, at Pendleton RICHARD B. WETZEL Pike. Friends may call. Director of Transportation of the Consolidated City of7 HADLEY Greater Indianapolis Mr. Edmund R.

(Eddie) Hadley age NOTICE OF PUBLIC 67 years. Father of Mrs. Ellen McDISPOSITION OF COLLATERAL Farland and Mrs. Marie Townsend, Notice is hereby given that at 10:00 father-in-law of Mrs. Dorothy Hiltiker, A.M.

on August 19, 1971, the under- 13 arandchildren, 3 great-grandchildren. signed will sell the following property Funeral Tuesday, August 3, 2 p.m. for cash at public sale: USHER FUNERAL HOME 2313 W. 1-International Model E-270 self. Wash.

St. Entombment Floral Park loading Serial No. Mausoleum. Calling after 2 p.m. Sun1-International scraper, 2510.

day. Model E-200 selfloading scraper, Serial No. 1097. This collateral is presently located HERSHMAN at Indiana Equipment Company, 1244 Mrs. Alma L.

Hershman, 942 N. West 16th Street, Indianapolis, Indi- Denny, sister of Mrs. Anna B. ana, and the disposition will take place Cowie, Chicago, aunt of Mrs. James at that address.

This collateral secures D. Strauss, Fort Wayne, great-aunt an indebtedness now in default. Inquir- of Herman F. Strauss. Funeral Monies should be addressed to Mr.

George day 11 a.m. at SHIRLEY BROS. Griffith, Sales Manager, at that ad- DREXEL CHAPEL, 4565 E. 10th dress, telephone (317) 632-8371. St.

Calling Saturday from 7 9 INDIANA EQUIPMENT p.m. and Sunday from 2 until COMPANY p.m. The Regional Administrator of National Banks, Office of the Comptroller of KEMP the Currency, has accepted for filing an Robert W. (Bert) Kemp of application of The Indiana National entered into rest Wednesday, husband Bank, Indianapolis, Indiana, for per- of Mrs. Mary C.

Kemp, father of Mrs. mission to establish a branch at 51 Carol M. Fairchild, brother of Mrs. North Capitol Avenue, Indianapolis, In- Hanna Taft. Phil and John Kemp, diana, and in conjunction therewith an several grandfather nieces of and Miss Julie nephews.

Services ancillary facility to be located at 120 p.m. Saturday HARRY W. MOORE West Market Street, Indianapolis, Indi- ARLINGTON CHAPEL 5811 E. 381h ana. Date application filed is July 22, St.

Calling anytime. 1971. The following described vehicle, '64 KIBBEY Buick Skylark, serial 3K-7032592 will Everet Lee Kibbey age 81 R. R. be sold on August 4 at 9 am at 2708 Brownsburg, husband of Avis, father Northwestern Ave.

for storage and re- of Wavne Kibbey passed away Thurspair charges in the amount of $500. day Services JONES AND MATTHEWS MORTUARY, Brownsburg, Death Notices Friends Saturday may 2 call p.m. at the Friends mortuarv. invited. ANDERSON Charles A.

Anderson, 105 S. 13th Beech Grove, father of Robert Russell J. and Howard B. Anderson; brother of Bess Grimm; 7 grandchildren, 8 great -grandchildren. Services Saturday, 10 a.m..

LITTLE SONS FUNERAL HOME, 1301 Main Beech Grove. Burial Iroquois, 111. Calling anytime. ADAMS Mr. James L.

Adams (Tiny) 37, 1317 Burdsal Parkway. Son of Mrs. Pauline Douglas, Grandson of Mrs. Novella Evans. Nephew of Mr.

Kenneth Adams passed away Friday. Services Tuesday 11 a.m. SUMMERS FUNERAL CHAPEL. Friends may call Monday after 3 p.m. at the chapel.

BARNARD Mrs. Elsie E. Barnard, age 80, 3612 Creston mother of William E. Barnard, sister of Mrs. Joseph LaFata, 2 grandchildren, 3 greatgrandchildren, passed away Friday.

Services Monday, p.m., FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 4925 W. 16th St. Friends invited. Friend may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m. Saturday.

BARRICKMAN Wilna Barrickman. Detroit, beloved wife of Cecil Barrickman, sister of Mrs. Elsie Clark and Roy Beaver, city, passed away Tuesday. Funeral Saturday 2 p.m. GREENWOOD CHAPEL C.

WILSON FUNERAL HOME, U.S. 31 Main St. Friends invited. Friends may call. CHRISTIAN Francis C.

Christian (Tiny), age 58, 1012 E. 91st husband of Cleo Christian; father of Gary S. Christian and Mrs. Mary Gregory; 9 grandchildren, passed away Thursday. Services Saturday, p.m., CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 4925 W.

16th St. Friends invited. Friends may call. DIMULKOFF Nick Vasil Dimulkoff. 1538 Wilcox, beloved uncle of Tasha and Vasil Dimulkoff, cousin of Pandil Stehanoff.

Mrs. Kitsa Adileff, 3 sisters and 2 brothers In Europe. Service Saturday, P.M., STEVENS CHAPEL OF THE FLOWERS, 3136 W. 16th, 1:30 P.M.. St.

Stephen Bulgarian Orthodox Church, W. 16th and Medford. Calling anvtime. FAUST Leonard A. Faust, aga 70, formerly of 4925 W.

15th St. Brother of Mrs. Helen E. Modlin, William B. and and Arthur J.

Faust, passed away Wednesday, Services Saturday 9:30 a.m. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME, SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 4925 W. 16th St. 10 a.m. St.

Christopher Catholic Church. Friends invited. Friends may call at funeral home. HACKETT Earl J. Hackett, age 65, 3133 Wintors beloved husband of Lorine Hackett, father of Patricia Terry, city, and John Hackett, Dallas, granddaughter and great grandgranddaughter and greatorandson.

Funeral Monday, p.m.: FARLEY FUNERAL HOME, 1604 W. Morris St. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Saturday. PAGE 31 Police said Smith crested small hill at high speed and was unable to stop for the truck, which was turning left.

The truck driver, James W. Gibson, 30, R.R. 3, Decatur, was uninjured. Robert E. Lauber Jr.

Robert E. Lauber 16, R.R. 1, Sunman, was killed yesterday when his car ran off a Ripley County road south- Policeman Cab Driving Is Attacked Policeman Cab An off-duty policeman, working as a driver for Red Cab was beaten by three youths last night about a week after he arrested two women for armed robbery in his cab. The policeman, Dan L. Grisell, an instructor in a Northside sector, is one of 11 police personnel hired by the cab company in an effort to curb cab holdups.

GRISELL told investigators that he drove two men to the 800 0 block of Blake Street, where they told him they would be back in a moment. After waiting several minutes, Grisell said he followed the men into the Lockefield Gardens Apartment complex, but returned to his cab when he was unable to locate them. Upon returning, Grisell said, three youths were near his cab and beat him as he tried to get into the cab. He was treated for multiple bruises at Marion County General Hospital and released. GRISELL, who has been working as a driver in his offduty hours since July 18, arrested two women on July 22 after they held a tear gas gun to his head and demanded his wallet.

Mrs. Eldrena May Services for Mrs. Mercedes May, 39, 2413 North College Avenue, will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at King and King Chapel, with burial in New Crown Cemetery. Mrs.

May died early Thursday at Marion County General Hospital of injuries Wednesday suffered from a fourth floor window of the hospital. A member of Christ Temple Apostolic Church. She is survived by the husband, Eldrena May; two sons, one daughter, a brother and a sister. Edmond Ray Hadley Services for Edmond Ray (Eddie) Hadley, 67, 5002 West 37th Street, will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Usher Funeral Home, with entombment in Floral Park Mausoleum.

An Indianapolis resident, 60 years, he died Thursday in a Salt Lake City (Utah) hospital. Mr. Hadley retired in 1950 as a routeman for Indiana Oil Company. Survivors include two daughters. Evan Welch Evan Welch, 81, Louisville, formerly of Indianapolis.

died yesterday in a Louisville nursing home. He was a selfemployed upholsterer and a former member of the Olive Branch Christian Church. Services will be held at 11 a.m. Monday in the Highland Funeral Home at Louisville, with burial in Rest Haven Cemetery there. Clinton B.

Moore Jr. Services for Clinton B. Moore 19, 432 West 42d Street, a member of St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church, will be held at 9:30 a.m. Saturday at the church, with burial in Holy Cross Cemetery.

He died Wednesday in a local hospital. Survivors include the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton B. Moore and two brothers, Gary and Gregory Moore.

Fred C. Lee Services for Fred C. Lee, 68, R.R. 1, Fountaintown, a retired millwright at International Harvester Company, will be held at 11:30 a.m. Monday in Conkle Speedway Funeral Home, with burial in Floral Park Cemetery.

He died Thursday in Methodist Hospital. Deaths Around World CHARLES A. SMITH, 68, London correspondent for Hearst Newspapers, London representative of King Features Syndicate and former London and European execute tive for the former International News Service at London. DR. LEWI TONKS, 73, a retired atomic physicist and consultant to the U.S.

Atomic Energy Commission. at Schenectady, N.Y. HARRY GREENSTEIN, 75, former welfare director for the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration for Gresce, Yugoslavia and Albania. and also long active In Jewish charity work, at Baltimore. DJALMA MARANHAO, 56, former Brazilian deputy and leader of the leftist Popular Front Movement In northern Brazil between 1960 and 1964, and since then living in exile in Uruguay, at Montevideo.

Indiana Traffic Toll City-County 58 This Date 1970 58 Indiana, .876 This Date 1970 810 west. of Gunman and struck a tree. Henry Nordstrom Henry Nordstrom, 64, Gary, died yesterday in a Valparaiso hospital of injuries suffered July 22 in a two-car accident at U.S. 20 and Ind. 149 near Burns Harbor, state police said.

Pauline Curley Mrs. Pauline Curley, 62, St. Mary-of-the-Woods village, was killed yesterday morning when the car she was driving collided head on with: another car on U.S. 150 about miles north of West Terre Haute. Police said she was passing another car when the collision occurred with a car driven by William Collins, 51, Terre Haute.

Mrs. Curley was a Vigo County school teacher. Strike Seen As 'Disaster' The impact of a nation-wide steel strike longer than 30 days would be "disastrous" to Indiana's economy, State Budget Director Thomas H. Taylor said yesterday, "We'll be in deep trouble by Taylor noted if the steel strike, expected to begin when contracts expire at midnight. Saturday, lasts that long.

STATE Revenue Commissioner James O. Mathis agreed with Taylor, explaining that a strike of 30 to 60 days "would have fantastically adverse effects" on the state treasury, but added that it would take "a virtual catastrophe" before, Governor Edgar D. Whitcomb would call a special legislative session. A steel strike would put about 27,000 northwestern Indiana workers off their i jobs. Mathis said that a prolonged strike could hurt the state's auto industry, affecting another 30,000 workers.

Richmond Mayor Reports On $3,950,790 Budget Richmond, Ind. -Mayor ron E. Klute announced yesterday that a budget of $3,950,790 for Richmond in 1972 will be sent to the common council Monday. The mayor said the budget does not reflect any increase in the civil city's tax rate of $2.30. THE MAYOR said conditions taken into consideration during the preparation of the budget included the decline in the amount of money to be received as a dividend from the Richmond Power and Light, the fact that there is unemployment for many citizens and that others are working shorter hours, and the large increases in prices and wages over the past year.

TKE To Begin Work On New Headquarters Groundbreaking ceremonies for a $250,000 building to house the international headquarters of Tau Kappa Epsilon social fraternity will be held at 1 p.m. today in the College Park complex at 86th Stret and Mercer Road. The fraternity, with present headquarters at 3755 Washington Boulevard, lists about 000 members and 302 undergraduate college chapters. Don Becker of Miami, international president, is expected to attend the groundbreaking. Indiana Deaths Bloomington--Dr.

Eldred F. Hardtke, 57. Clayton--Ed Myers, 92; Forest Kirkham, 64. Crawfordsville Robert E. Arvin, 88; John E.

Stahl, 66. Lafayette--Harry G. Frederickson, 76; John E. Brinson, 69. Portland Miss Edna M.

Burdg, 84. Shelbyville Mrs. Mary C. Ricke, 74. Despite these problems, the mayor said the city was able to make increase in wages to city employes.

Other parts of the city's budget, he said, were cut to set back some priorities. 'Old Fashioned Days' Program Kick-Off Aug. 7 Managers will be serving employes breakfast, attired in "old fashioned" clothes, and "Miss Eastgate" and her court will be selected during the "Old Fashioned Days" employes' kick-off breakfast Aug. 7. The breakfast and contest will be held under a "big top" tent to announce that 13th annual "Old Fashioned Days Tent Sales Goes Big Top." The public is invited to attend free performances of a circus, starting Aug.

11 and ending Aug. 14. Group To Map Assembly Ideas Governor Edgar D. Whitcomb yesterday named W. W.

Hill chairman of the Publie Service Commission of Indiana, to head a committee which will draft administration legislative proposals for the 1972 session of the General Assembly. Other commitiee members are Revenue Commissioner James 0. Mathis, Highway Commission Chairman Ruel W. Steele, Administration Commissioner Millard F. (Bud) Renner and Employment Security Director John F.

Coppes. Kenneth N. Giffin, deputy administration commissioner, will be the committee's staff aide. COCK O' THE WALK -A belligerent cock pheasant had been challenging pilots at the Fort Dodge (lowa) Municipal Airport for the right-of-way on the runways. Before he was disposed of, he flaps his wings and stands his ground to an craft (top), struts his stuff (center) then away from another approaching, 216,346.90 KIRKHAM Forest (Frosty) Kirkham, R.R.

2, Clayton, beloved husband of Velma, father of Thomas Kirkham, R.R. 2, Clayton, Russell Kirkham. San Antonio, Texas, also Raymond (deceased). Grandfather of 1, brother of Mrs. Hallie Ellis, Elwood, Mrs.

Olo Rushton, Clayton. nephew of Mrs. Dosha Pointer, Indianapolis, passed away Thursday. Services, 2 Monday at WEAVER FUNERAL HOME, Clayton. Burial.

Center Valley. Friends may call at funeral home after 7 p.m.. Saturday. Masonic Memorial Services, 8 p.m.. Sunday.

LEE Fred C. Lee, age 68, R.R. 1, Fourtaintown, brother of Mrs. Myrtle Brown, Mrs. Ora Rogers, Mrs.

Reba McDowell, Mrs. Ollie Brown, Clayton, Otis and Odell Lee. several nieces and nephews, passed away Thursday. Service Monday, 11:30 a.m., CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL. 4925 W.

16th St. Friends Invited. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m. Saturday. LOVELL Mr.

James W. Lovell age 23, 515 S. East St. Plainfield. Beloved son of Russell and Mildred Lovell, brother of Robert of Franklin, grandson of Mrs.

Ruby. Gardiner of Indpis. and Mrs. Maggie Menefer of Vincennes passed away Wednesday evening. Services Saturday 2 p.m.

at the HALLBAKER FUNERAL HOME, Plainfield. Friends may call. Please make contributions to the Jim Lovell Memorial Fund in of the First National Bank, Plainfield, Ind. MAYS Mr. Harlan Mays, 63 years, 1641 Churchman beloved husband of Anna D.

Mays, father of Donald E. Mays, 2 grandchildren, brother of Mrs. Charlotte L. Brown, Mrs. Ruby H.

Wagner, Mrs. Ruth Maddox, and George R. Mays, passed away Thursday. Funeral Monday, 2:30 p.m. at the G.

H. HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME, 1505 S. East St. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Saturday.

MULLINO Nathan (Mac) Mullino. R.R., Williams, Indiana, formerly of Beech Grove. Services Monday, 10 a.m.. LITTLE SONS FUNERAL HOME, 1301 Main Beech Grove. Calling Sunday, 2 p.m, OSBORNE Mrs.

Minnie E. Osborne entered into rest Wednesday, age, 51, wife of Mr. Joe k. Osborne, mother of Mrs. Beverly Smith and Rev.

Joe Osborne, daughter of Mrs. Charles Shockley, sister of Mrs. Velma Gentry, Mrs. Mable Roser, Mrs Irma Southard, Mrs. Janet Beasley and Mr.

Pelly Shockley. Grandmother of Services Monday, 1 p.m.. HARRY W. MOORE ARLINGTON CHAPEL, 5811 E. 38th St.

Calling after 3 p.m.. Sunday. PRATT James M. Pratt 49 years. passed away Thursday, husband of Dorothy Pratt, father of Michael Pratt.

Karen Smythe and Carla Ware, son of Alfred Pratt, brother of George, Bob, Albert, Don and Glenn Pratt, Rosemary Farr and Glorian Glidewell, also grandchildren. Friends may call at the JORDAN FUNERAL HOME 2428 E. 10th. Funeral Saturday, 10 a.m. Burial Washington Park East.

'Services CALL, Charles DOMINICK, Infant Antonio Frank ROBERTSON, Mrs. Beverly ROSS, Miss Zoe SCHRADER, Mrs. Birdie D. SUTHERLAND, Mr. John E.

FLANNER Mortuaries Death Notices MYERS Ed Myers, age 92, R.R. 2. Clayton, beloved husband of Sarah, father of Mrs. Lora Page. Lizton; Walter Myers.

Lizton; Henry Myers, Danville: Ezra Myers, Lebanon; Robert Myers. Clayton; Mrs. Mary Wells, Brazil; Mrs. Rose Trout, Zionsville, Raymond (Bill) Myers, Danville. Grandfather of 21, great-grandfather of 34, great of Brother of George Myers, Indianapolis.

Passed away Friday. Services 2 p.m.. Sunday, at the WEAVER FUNERAL HOME in Danville. Burial Fairview Cemetery, North Salem. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p.m., Saturday.

Mrs. James Robertson Services for Mrs. Kay Robertson, 32, 3688 North Keystone Avenue, will be held at 11:30 a.m. Monday in Flanner and Buchanan Broad Ripple Mortuary, with burial in Washington Park East Cemetery, Mrs. Robertson, who had been a resident of West Palm Beach, part of this year, died Thursday in Winona Hospital.

A native of Indianapolis, she was a member of Northwood Baptist Church at West Palm Beach. Survivors include the husband, James Robertson, and two brothers. Nathan (Mac) Mullino Nathan (Mac) Mullino, 82, R.R. 1, Williams (Lawrence County), died yesterday in Cold Springs Road Veterans Administration Hospital. He was a retired car repairman at the former New York Central Railroad, Beech Grove Shops, where he was employed 30 years.

Mr. Mullino was a member of the Beech Grove Veterans of Foreign Wars Post. He was an Army veteran of World War I. Services will be held at 10 a.m. Monday in Little and Sons Funeral Home, with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery.

Mrs. Birdie Schrader Services for Mrs. Birdie D. (Clem) Schrader, 82, a former sales clerk for two department stores here, will be held at 10:30 a.m. Monday in Flanner and Buchanan Broad Ripple Mortuary, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery.

An Indianapolis resident 70 years, she worked for L. S. Ayres Co. and 1 retired seven years ago from H. P.

Wasson Company, after 30 years. Mrs. Schrader, who died Thursday in her home at 563 North Oxford Street, is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Haine of Indianapolis. Mrs.

Elsie Barnard Mrs. Elsie E. Barnard, 80, 3612 Creston Drive, died yesterday in a local nursing home. She was a native of Orange County, and lived in Indianapolis for 58 years. She was a member of West Washington Street United Methodist Church.

Services will be at 1 p.m. Monday in Conkle Speedway Funeral Home, with entombment in Floral Park Mausoleum. Survivors include a son, William E. Barnard, and a sister, Mrs. Joseph Lafata, both of Indianapolis.

Mrs. Alma Hershman Services for Mrs. Alma L. Hershman, 84, 942 North Denny Street, will be held at 11 a.m. Monday in Shirley Brothers Drexel Chapel, with burial in Crownland Cemetery at Noblesville.

She died Thursday in Community Hospital. Mrs. Hershman was a member of East 10th Street United Methodist Church and its Women's Society of Christian Service, White Cross Guild of Methodist Hospital and AngloIndia Tr Club, she is survived by a sister. Dr. Rudolph Pfister Services for Dr.

Rudolph J. Pfister, 60, a former resident of Indianapolis, will be held at 2 p.m. today in Francis Cahil Mortuary at Bradford, with burial at Little Valley N.Y. He died Thursday in his Bradford home. He was a professor of chemistry at the Bradford branch of the University of Pittsburgh.

Dr. Pfister was graduated from Butler University and Oberlin College. Survivors include the widow, Mrs. June Pfister. Herbert Sylvester Herbert Sylvester, 70, West Palm Beach, formerly of Indianapolis, died yesterday in a West Palm Beach hospital.

He was a former manager for the Pleasant Run Apartments here. Services will be held at 11 a.m. Monday in the Allen Funeral Home at Bloomington, with burial in Clear Creek Cemetery. Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Ruth Sylvester.

RAINS Thelma Rains, Tipton, mother of Betty Murray, and Joan James, passed away Friday. Funeral services Monday, FUNERAL 2 p.m.. YOUNG NICHOLS HOME. Tioton. Friends may call at the funeral home after 3 p.m..

Sunday. ROBERTSON Mrs. Kay Keaton Robertson, 3668 N. Keystone, wife of Mr. James Robertson, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Keaton, sister of Mr. James and Mr. Robert Keaton, passed away Thursday. Funeral Monday morning 11:30 o'clock FLANNER AND BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY.

Friends may call after p.m. Saturday. SCHRADER Mrs. Birdie D. Schrader, 5638 N.

Oxford, mother of Mrs. Dorothy Clem Haine, 4 grandchildren, 5 great-grandchildren, passed away Thursday. Funeral services Monday morning 10:30 o'clock FLANNER AND BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY. Friends may call after p.m. Saturday.

SHAW William H. Shaw, age 82, of 200, formerly of Medaryville, father of William and Leslie Shaw, Detroit, stepfather of Mary Jane Thomas, Kalamazoo, Bob Lasley, Florida, Funeral services. Monday, p.m. WHITAKER FUNERAL HOME, Cloverdale. SINGLETON Johnie Singleton, age 49, R.R.

1, Trafalgar, husband of Leona Allee Singleton, father of Mrs. Mariorie Feeback, Robert and Thomas Singleton, brother of Pearl Maxam, Lora Combs, Mae Nuckles Brice, Edgar and Donas Singleton, passed away Thursday. Funeral services 10 a.m. Monday, CLARK FUNERAL HOME, Morgantown. Friends may call after 6 p.m.

Saturday. TODD David Todd age 12 of 434 N. 14th St. Beech Grove. Beloved son of Robert and Thelma Todd, brother of Kathy and Robbie passed away in Ormond Beach, Fla.

Funeral Monday 2 p.m. ABDON AND O'RILEY FUNERAL HOME 1509 Prospect. Friends may call after 11 Sunday. Burial New Crown. WEST Mr.

Leland L. West, age 58, Camby, husband of Mrs. Louise West, father of Gary F. West, son of How. ard West, brother of Mrs.

Lois Andrews, Mrs. Berdena Reichhoff, Mrs. Thelma Hewitt, Fred, Charles, Lovell, Thurman and William West, 3 grandchildren, passed away Wednesday. Services Saturday, 10 a.m., CONKLE FUNERAL HOME LYNHURST CHAPEL, 1202 S. Lynhurst Dr.

Friends invited. Friends may call. WILSON Mrs. Flora B. (Bunch) Wilson, age 63, 5144 N.

Rosslyn wife of Alva P. Wilson, mother of Mrs. Donna Fox and Michael Bunch, sister of Lawrence, William, Ora and Dalton Washam, passed away Thursday, Services Monday 10 a.m. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 4925 W. 16th St.

Friends invited. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m. Saturday. 3 Card of Thanks MARTIN- The family of MR. EARL MARTIN wishes to express our sincere appreciation for the many acts of kindness, messages of sympathy, and beautiful floral tributes received from our relatives, friends, and neighbors in our time of bereavement.

We wish to thank Rev. Stephen Wells, Rev. Jon trom, Rev. Albert Wadsworth, Rev. Paul Crafton, Rev.

James Williams, Rev. Joshua Cutler, for their comforting remarks; also Rev. R.T. Andrew, pastor, for the beautiful eulogy, the Mount Zion Baptist Church choir, Mrs. David Carlyle Venerable and Mrs.

Julia Means for soloist; the Men's Fellowship of East Side Christian Center, pallbearers and the Ladies Guild of East Side Christian Center and members of Women's Council who were flower girls; the Patton Funeral Home for their efficient services. Edna M. Martin-wife Sgt. Earl W. Martin-son SIGLER -We wish to express our sincere appreciation to our relatives, friends and neighbors for the kindness, prayers, sympathy and floral tributes extended to us at the passing of our beloved son and brother, DAVID G.

SIGLER We especially wish to thank Rev. and Mrs. Everett Barnard, Martha Long, Shirley and Randy Dawson, Pauline Keown and sons and Carlisle Son Funeral Home for their kind services rendered. -Mr. and Mrs.

Everett Sigler and Family WESNER The family of LOUISE M. WESNER wishes to thank kind friends, relatives and neighbors for sympathy expressed and lovely floral offerings extended at the passing of our sister. We also thank Rev. Lindstrom, Southport Baptist Church and G.H. Herrmann Funeral Home for kind services rendered.

-Sisters and Brothers IN 5 MEMORIAMS SIXLER- loving memory of EMMA L. BIXLER Who passed away July 31, 1955. You're not forgotten, mother, dear, Nor ever shall you be As long as life and memory last We shall remember thee. -The Children KARAS- In loving memory of CPL. WILLIAM JAMES KARAS Who passed away July 31, 1969, in Vietnam Dear Lord, please take this message To our loved one up above Tell him how much we miss him And give him all our love, Although his soul is now at rest And free from care and pain, The world would seem like heaven If we had him back again.

Loved and missed by wife Nancy daughter, Jennifer, Mother, Dad and Brothers. SCHAEFER -In loving memory of CARL LOUIS SCHAEFER On your 19th Birthday July 31. Love, -Mother, Sister, Grandma and Grandpa. Funeral Directors ABDON O'RILEY MORTUARY 1509 PROSPECT 638-1474 N. F.

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