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Death Notices STEWART Delbert E. (Shorty) Stewart, age 76, 1322 S. Worth, beloved husband of Ethel M. Stewart, father of Mrs. Mabel Chaplin, Mrs.

Norma Jean Clossey, Mrs. Edna Kesier, and William G. Burns, City; 13 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday, p.m. FARLEY FUNERAL HOME, 1604 W.

Morris St. Friends may call. STEADHAM Charles W. Steadham, age: 40, 2575 St. Peter beloved husband of Mildred, father of Christopher, Cynthia.

Anthony, Linda, and Joseph Steadham, son of Helen Steadham, city and Charles Steadham, Seattle, Wash. Funeral LAUCK FUNERAL HOME, 1458 S. Meridian, Wednesday 9 a.m., St. Catherine Siena Church 9:30 a.m. Rosary Tuesday 8 p.m.

THOMPSON Mr. Homer H. Thompson, age 65, formerly of 3502 N. Chester, husband of Mrs. Bertha D.

Thompson, father of Charles W. and H. Ray Thompson, grandchildren and greatgrandchild, brother of Keith and Leonard Thompson. Services 10 a.m. Thursday, from SHIRLEY BROTH: ERS IRVING HILL CHAPEL, 5377 E.

Wash. St. Calling any time. TURNER Mr. Gary M.

Turner, 131 Ulen Lebanon, entered into rest Monday, age 24, husband of Mrs. Jacquelyn M. Turner, son of Mr. Dicky J. Turner and Mrs.

Bette L. Bilsky. Services 2:30 p.m. Thursday, HARRY MOORE ARLINGTON CHAPEL, 5811 E. 38th St.

Calling any time. VIRT Mrs. 15 N. Rosemary Webster mother of Endsley Virt, age 65, of Robert B. Endsley, J.

Patrick EndsThomas C. Endsley and Mrs. sisMaryellen Kelly, 12 grandchildren, FUMrs. Catherine Schaver. neral services Thursday 9 a.m.

Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic church. Calling at SHIRLEY BROTHERS IRVSt. ING Calling HILL any time. Rosary 7:30 CHAPEL, 5377 E. Wash, p.m.

Wednesday. WASSON Mr. Harry Wasson, of Mr. 1503 N. Marion Penn.

W. Apt. 38, father Wasson passed away Tuesday. Funeral Thursday morning 11 FALL o'clock CREEK FLANNER BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Friends may call after p.m.

Wednesday. 3 Card of Thanks BOBINMYER, We wish and to neigh- thank our kind friends, relatives of sympathy, bors for expressions lovely floral offerings and passing other of courtesles received at the our husband HARRY and father, BOBINMYER We also wish to htank Rev. Howard Rogers, Broad Ripple Moore Masonic Funeral Lodge No. 643 and Harry W. Home for their kind services.

-Wife and Family. BOYER To our kind friends, neighbors and relatives we wish to express our sincere appreciation for sympathetic attention, beautiful floral tributes and other courtesies at the passing of our beloved mother LOUISE BOYER We are most appreciative and wish to thank pastor Mechkstroth for his consoling message, Dr. Folkening, Dr. Blake, the pallbearers, and Robert W. Stirling Funeral Home for kind services rendered.

-The Children. ELLIS- YoUr joint expression of sympathy and your beautiful floral tributes meant a great deal to us in our sorrow. We are deeply grateful and sincerely thankful to the nurses of St. Francis Hospital, friends, relatives, the J. C.

Wilson Funeral Home and to all the others who were so kind. -The Fami'y of ERNEST C. ELLIS HAMPTON-1 wish to thank the many friends, relatives and neighbors for expressions of sympathy, lovely floral offerings and other courtesies received at the passing of my band CHESTER B. HAMPTON also wish to thank Rev. Nathan Urshan and Rev.

Hugh Rose for their kindness. -Wife, Jane PUMPHREY We wish to thank our neighbors and friends for their beautiful flowers and all of those who were so kind to mother and to me during her illness and death. I am especially grateful to the Rev. Roth of Unity Truth Center, the doctors and nurses of St. Vincent Hospital and to Shirley Bros.

Mortuary for their incomparable understanding and service. -Helen M. Hauck, Daughter of MELVALENA PUMPHREY In Memoriams CRIST In loving memory of LARRY L. CRIST Who passed away Sept. 11, 1967.

Nothing can ever take away, The love a heart holds dear. Fond memories linger every day, Remembrance keeps him near. -Sadly missed by Wife, Essie Crist and Son, Jimmie York. HEARN In loving memory of our husband and father, RALPH M. HEARN Who passed away Sept.

11, 1967. Broken is the family circle, Our dear one is passed away: Passed from earth and earthly darkness, Into bright and perfect day. But we all must cease to languish O'er the grave of him we love, Strive to be prepared to meet him, in the better world above. -Wife and Family. HEARN In loving memory of RALPH M.

HEARN Who passed away Sept. 11, 1967. do not need a special day To bring you to my mind The days do not think of you Are very hard to find. -Mother PRESTON-In loving memory of MARGARET PRESTON Who passed away Sept. 11, 1960.

Nothing can ever take away The love a heart holds dear. Fond memories linger every day, Remembrance keeps them dear. -Helen and John STINSON In loving memory of BESSIE MAE STINSON Who passed away Sept. 10, 1967. You left us a beautiful memory, But a sorrow too great to be told.

To us who loved you and lost you, Your memory will never grow old. -Barbara Goad and Family. VAUGHN -In loving memory of who passed away Sept. 10, 1965. have lost my soul's com panion, life linked with my own; And day by day miss him more.

As I walk through life alone, -Loving Wife, Virgie 7 Funeral Directors ABDON O'RILEY MORTUARY 1509 PROSPECT 638-1474 CHANCE FUNERAL HOME 504 National Ave. 784-3546 DORSEY FUNERAL HOME 3925 E. New York 357-1173 FARLEY FUNERAL HOME 2950 N. High School Rd. 291-1193 1604 Morris 638-2388 GRINSTEINER FUNERAL HOME 1601 E.

New York 632-5374 G. H. HERRMANN 1505 S. EAST 632-8488 5141 MADISON AVE. 787-7211 HISEY TITUS 951 N.

DELAWARE 634-3828 JORDAN FUNERAL HOME HELEN JORDAN 636-4305 2428 10th 636-4304 LITTLE SONS 1301 Main Bch, Grove 786-1476 Moore Kirk BEN DAVIS 7050 W. WASH, COLONIAL 3447 N. COLLEGE IRVINGTON 5342 E. WASH, ST. NORTHEAST 2530 STATION ST.

LAWRENCE 8051 E. 46TH MAIN OFFICE LI 6-1564 HARRY W. MOORE Funeral Chapels Arlington Chapel, 5811 38th Peace Chapel, 2050 E. Michigan St. ROBERT W.

STIRLING 1420-22 PROSPECT 632-6576 ROYSTER ASKIN 2301. W. Washington 637-4308 USHER FUNERAL HOME 2313 W. Washington 632-9352 J. C.

WILSON Robert R. St. Pierre, Pres. 1234 Prospect St. 632-9431 1 Florists, Memorials "Say it with flowers" AVENUE 2457 MADISON ST 6-0431 14 Mausoleums, Lots LOTS sectien Washington 633-4690, 636-1426.

LOTS Oak Lawn Memorial Gardens, $125. Each. 357-1518. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 Lost and Found $50 REWARD No questons and tires. asked for return of 4 racing whis.

Of no value Taken and from unusable except for my 5836 Winthrop. racing car. Call 255-5834. LOST: Toy Pomeranian. Flea Male.

collar. RedChilds pet. Vic. Golden Hill area, dish-brown. Red harness.

Crescent and Clifton. Rew. 923- 3700. 6480, 3739 Crescent Ave. Wrist LOST watch, WOMAN'S Gold band.

Vic. of 5700 Elgin 19 Jewel to 5900 Crittenden Ave. Contact Miss LOST "Maggie" Black and white Miller, 255-8343. short leg, long tall. spaniel type 10th and Shadeland.

357- Vicinity 5613. GREY Vic. AND 86th White and Ditch Rd. $25 Schnauzer male. mo.

Sept Neutered Male Reward. 846-6295. LOST 59th long, and lean, Meridian. 253-5728. Tiger cat.

LOST GERM Shep. 634-8124, puppy. Bik 923-2612 and tan California tags. after 4:30. Reward.

LOST SMALL. Black Carvel, Cocker E. 54th. with gray Reward. 257-0778 aft.

5. hair, old Vic. Reward. Ans. to Prince.

807 LOST brown and white Dachshund. Hamilton eves. or 635-4944 days. LOST. Rew.

Siamese N. male Gale. 545- cat. Sealooint. Vic.

3500 1411 ville TOY area. Aqua collar. Child's pet. white Poodle. Female.

MooresReward. 831-3532. LOST: Dark male Siamese cat. Sept. Red collar, 73rd and Ditch Rd.

Reward. Ph. 639-7170 or 253-9718. LOST: White female French Poodle. collar.

Maryland lic. tag. Poss. Orange dragging long chain. Rew.

257-0168. FOUND: German Shepherd. Silver gray, female. 786-9754. LOST: German Shepherd puppy.

Vic. Knollton Rd. and 48th. 291-3298. LOST: Movie camera and case.

Old. fields Art Festival. Reward. 786-0297. LOST Brown key case with keys.

Reward. 632-4188. LOST -Camera, af Hoosier 100. 24 Personal Notices $1,000 leading to arrest and conviction of REWARD for information Hit 29th. E.

56th St. near Rural. Hit two and Run Driver of Aug kept boys on confidential. Call 925-8207, days, motorcycle. Your identity 253-9208 nights.

1 WILL NOT be anyone responsible other for than any debts contracted by 1968. myself on James or Jones, Box 193, Mcafter Sept. Cordsville, Ind. ANY One knowing where-abouts of Richard L. McWhorter, age 33.

Last known address 731 McCarthy St. Indpis. please call 359-0544. NEWS ABOUT JEWISH FRIENDS CALL 787-3506 ALCOHOLICS 414 Peopes ANONYMOUS Bank may be reached Indianapolis or 634-1708. 26 Special Notices HD.

TO PL. CAR INSURANCE SR-22s-REV. LIC. INS. 10 Down.

Monthly Payments MR. INSURANCE OF INDIANA 921 N. Delaware St. 636-3548 FOR THE FINEST in household and personal brush products. Call Fuller Brush Co.

I 5-1256. EVERYDAY LOW PRICES DEPEND. AT Your Nearest HOOK'S ABLE DRUG STORES. NATURAL color weddings. Exper.

potographer, call for appt. 898-6193 aft. 6. BACK TO SCHOOLS DAYS BURGER CHEF MINK STOLE CLEANING Davidsons of Glendale 255-3161 CHARLIE: Only way to lick today's high hospital and medical cost is to have Blue Cross-Blue Shield. -Bob.

HAND embroidered cases and cloths. Beau. gifts. Cheap. 638-0926.

LOSE WEIGHT safely with Dex Diet Tablets. Only 99c. Hook Drugs. BEL-AIRE Beauty Sept. School.

632-7449. Per. manents price thru OIL PORTRAITURE R. Wooldridge, Artist 283-3847 EARN A WIG or fall. 546-3391 for Nin fashion show 32 Steam Bath, Massage BETTY'S 6314 W.

Washington St. Hrs, 10-6, 241-8543. BETTY ANN'S Sauna Bath Open 9, 1406 N. Penn 632-7820. SAUNA Steam bath for sale.

pletelv portable. Now only $139.95. Mr. Clarks Appliance 545-6424 MARY'S THERAPY Studio, formerly at 6653 W. now located 4670 W.

Wash. 11-6 p.m. 241-3311. OMA'S SALON-550 W. WASH.

11-7, Thurs. 11-4, 532-7728 HELEN'S OIL BATHS, mass. 10-10. 357-0048. 4204 E.

Mich. Open Sun. BOBBIES 3 W. Main, Clermont, Ind. at Stop Light.

ETTY-BUNNIE Mass. 0510 Wash. Mon. 11-6, Sat. 11-5.

MARY'S-701 N. Emerson Ave. Mon. Fridav. 11 to 7, Sat.

11 to HOT OIL massage, steam bath, 10. 2713 E. New York. ME 7-1744. AL THA'S Open daily 10 to 10 N.

College 925-1104 JO'S, HWY 37N. 9340 Hague Rd. 10-6; 10-4, 3 oprs. 849-3145. 17.

W. 16TH, 10-5 P.M. Mon. thru Sat Carrol your oper. Air cond.

SHIP YOUR CAR ANYWHERE AUTO DRIVEWAY CO. 635 N. Penn. St. 639-1018 NEW VOLKSWAGEN for delivery Minneapolis, Minn.

All gas paid. Mr. Russell, 635-2481. WANT 10 drivers to Calif. Furnish transp.

Lving. this week 876-4669, Bloomington. DRIVER Needed to Eastern Pennsylvania. AAACON Auto Transport, 636-3323. DRIVE MY CAR as Your own to Utah or Calif.

547-5901. DRIVE A CAR as your own California. 639-1018. PASSENGER to Calif Driving now car Ur ch. 926-7954 100 Sleeping Rooms HOTELS WALKING DISTANCE 401 N.

-AUTO. ELEVATOR Maid service. Responsible mature residents. $9.50 To $12.50. 430 QUIET ATMOSPHERE.

Maid serv. S9, $10, $11 Wk. 635-1878. Parking avail. running refria.

801 N. FINE LOCATION Clean. MAID SERVICE. Pkng. $10, $11 wk.

ME 4-5263. Hrs. 7 a.m.• 6 p.m. 657 E. 9TH, room in quiet home.

Man employed. ME 1-1692. NORTH 2047 ANNETTE. 2 Sleeping rooms, priv. bath.

nice place. Eideriv person, 925-4750. 4459 COLLEGE. Above average rm. and location.

Employed man. 3173 N. DELA. Lro. priv.

bath, gar. opt. 926-2501. 1217 N. NEW JERSEY- men, shwrs maid quiet.

comf. $8, $9, $10 634-9720. 3627 N. PENN. Large room, hall ent parking, GENTLEMEN.

923-5693 LARGE Rm. Near Butler. Cooking facil. Priv. shower, gar.

255-8072. GRACELAND Ave. Emp. sent. Comf.

room. $10. 924-1801. STUDENTS, kitch. telephone, TV, shower.

924-3875. VERY nice room with TV, Air cond. Call after 3 p.m. 283-7191, CLEAN, large rm. Mature, employed lady.

Reas. Parking. 923-4961. EAST Nr. COLORADO.

trans. Ladies, Nice closet. 356-0873. S. SHERMAN Dr.

Air cond. Priv. entre, parking. Empi. man.

357-2414. ELLENBERGER PkwY. Comb. borm-liv. rm.

Lower level. Reliable emp. men. 357-1987. SLEEPING rooms.

Avail. young emp. man or student. Full home priv. 637-3047 after p.m, MALE ONLY.

Private entrance. Shower. ME 8-0161, FL 9-1216. IRVINGTON. Nice 190.

cin. Kitch, privileges, 356-3893. SOUTH 1524 OLIVE, South. Good location. Downstairs.

Pvt. ent, 636-1813. ACROSS GARFIELD Park, room for young man college age, approved refs. required, 784-5368. WEST NR.

1849. Airport, mod. sleeping room. LADY ONLY. Cooking privileses.

925-8577. SLEEPING Room. Kitchen priv. 291- 4945 aft. 5 P.M.

110 Rooms With Board ELDERLY LADY OR GENT Special care in priv. home Blind. senile ot stroke case. ME 2-1720. ROOM.

board, home cooked meals. Only $25 Wk. Man. 637-7601. NURSES care for invalid lady tients.

923-9434. ELDERLY LADY Wants room and board. Can pay $25 wk. 638-2817. EMP.

MEN. Good food, TV bus. $22.50 Wk. 1727 Prospect. ELDERLY lady for room and board.

11, 1968 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR- Public Notices NOTICE OF INTENTION TO WRECK AND REMOVE UNSAFE BUILDING Notice is hereby given that the City of Indianapolis, through the Commissioner of Buildings and the Board of Public Safety, hereby announce their intention to wreck and remove the structure located at 1546 Columbia, Indianapolis, Indiana, being more particularly described as follows: 115 Feet off the East end of Lot No. 32, and 24 feet off the South side of 115 feet off the East end of Lot No. 33, both of said Lots in S. A. Fletcher, North Addition to City of Indianapolis, Marion Indiana, as per plat thereof recorded in Plat Book page 25, in the office of the Recorder of Marion County, Indiana.

The owners of record of said real estate and all other persons having interest therein are notified that said structure having been found by said Commissioner of Buildinas to be an unsafe, dilapidated and dangerous structure, and having been condemned on January 8, 1968, and the owner Fred and any others having any interest having been ordered to wreck and remove the same, unless said owners others havina any interest therein shall comply with said condemnation order within fifteen days from the date of publication hereof, said City of Indianapolis, Indiana, through the Board of Public Safety, will forthwith advertise for and receive bids to wreck and remove said structure in question and the cost of such work shall be asserted as a lien against said above described real estate. Dated this 9th day of September, 1968. Building Commissioner. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO WRECK AND REMOVE UNSAFE BUILDING Notice is hereby given that the City of Indianapolis, through the Commissioner of Buildings and the Board of Public Safety, hereby announce their intention to wreck and remove the structure located at 1006 Fletcher, Indianapolis, Indiana, being more particularly described as follows: All of Lot Numbered 106 and 21 feet off the Northwest side of Lot Numbered 107 in Fletcher, Stone, Witt, Taylor Hoyt's Sub. of Out Lots 96, 97, and 98 and the South half of Out Lot 91 of the Donation Lands in the City of Indianapolis, as per plat thereof recorded in Plat Book 1, page 161, of the Recorder's Office of Marion County.

Indiana. The owners of record of said real estate and all other persons having any interest therein are notified that said structure having been found by said Commission of Buildings to be unsafe, dilapidated and dangerous structure, and having been condemned on April 21, 1959, and the owners Paul A. and Lloyd A. Miller, and any others having any interest having been ordered to wreck and remove the same, unless said owners of others having any interest therein shall comply with said condemnation order within fifteen days from the date of publication hereof said City of Indianapolis, Indiana, through the Board of Public Safety, will forthwith advertise for and receive bids to wreck and remove said structure in question and the cost of such work shall be asserted as a lien against said above described real estate. Dated this 9th day of September, 1968.

GEORGE C. WRIGHT Building Commissioner NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that The Trustees of Indiana University will receive sealed proposals for furnishing all labor, materials, tools, equipment and transporation necessary for construction of a Greenhouse on the Northwest Campus of Indiana University at Gary, Indiana, in accordance with plans and specifications prepared by the Department of Physical Plant. Sealed proposals will be received in the office of the Director of Physical Plant, Indiana University, 700 North Walnut Grove, Bloomington, Indiana, until 2:00 P.M., C.D.T. September 25, 1968 at which time and place all proposals received will be opened and publicly read aloud. Plans and specifications along with bidding documents may be obtained from the office of the Director of Phosical Plant, without deposit.

The Trustees reserve the right to waive any informalities and to accent or reiect any or all proposals ceived. THE TRUSTEES OF INDIANA UNIVERSTY By J. A. Franklin Vice President and Treasurer NOTICE OF INTENTION TO WRECK AND REMOVE UNSAFE BUILDING Notice is hereby given that the City of Indianapolis, through the Commissioner of Buildings and the Board of Public Safety, hereby announce their intention to wreck and remove the structure located at 629 East Arch Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, being more particularly described as follows: Part of Lots 13 and 14 in Young's Subdivision of Out Lot 181 of the Donation Lands of the City of Indianapolis, the plat of which is corded in Plat Book 1, pages 41 and 42 in the office of the Recorder of Marion County, Indiana, described as follows: Beginning at the Northeast corner of Lot 13, running thence South on the East line of said Lot, 80 feet; thence West, parallel with the North lines of said Lots 13 and to a point 3 feet West of the West line of said Lot 13; thence North parallel with the West line of Lot 13, 50 feet to point in the North line of said Lot 14, at a point 3 feet West of the West line of said Lot 13; thence East on the North line of said Lots 14 and 13, to the place of beginning. (With other real estate).

The owners of record of said real estate and all other persons having any Interest therein are notified that structure having been found by said Commissioner of Buildings to be an unsafe, dilapidated and dangerous structure, and having been condemned on February 27, 1967 and the owner Johnny 0. Wilson, and any others having any interest having been dered to wreck and remove the same, unless said owners of others having any interest therein shall comply with said condemnation order within fifteen days from the date of Publication hereof, said City of Indianapolis, Indiana. through the Board of Public Safety, will forthwith advertise for and receive bids to wreck and remove said structure in question and the cost to such work shall be asserted as a lien against said above described real estate. Dated this 6th day of September, 1968. GEORGE C.

WRIGHT Building Commissioner NOTICE OF INTENTION TO WRECK AND REMOVE UNSAFE BUILDING Notice is hereby given that the City of Indianapolis, through the Commissioner of Buildings and the Board of Public Safety, hereby announce their intention to wreck and remove the structure located at 232. West 12th Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, being more particularly described as follows: Pt. of Lot 7 in Pierce's Subdivision of the South West Quarter of Block 13 in Drake's Addition to the City of Indianapolis, per plat thereof, recorded in Plat Book 2, page 77, in the office of the Recorder of Marion County. Indiana, more particularly described as follows, to wit: Beginning at the, Southwest corner of said Lot, running thence North upon and along the West line of said Lot 76 feet to a point; thence East and parallel with the South line. of said Lot, 32.40 feet 10 point; thence South and parallel with the West line of said lot, 76 feet to point in the South line of said Lot, thence West upon and along the South line of said Lot, 32.40 feet to the place of beginning.

The owner of record of said real estate and all other persons. having any interest therein are notified that said structure having been found by said Commission of Buildinas to be an unsafe, dilapidated and dangerous structure, and having been condemned on April 26, 1968. and the owners James R. and Woman M. Clark, and any others having any interest having been ordered to wreck and remove the same, unless said owners or others having any Interest therein shall comply with said condemnation order within fifteen days from the date of publication hereof, said City of anapolis, Indiana, through the Board of Public Safety, will forthwith adverfise for and receive bids to wreck and remove said structure in question and the cost of such work shall be asserted as a lien against said above described real estate.

Dated this 6th day of September, 1968 GEORGE C. WRIGHT, Building Commissioner NOTICE OF INTENTION TO WRECK AND REMOVE UNSAFE BUILDING Notice is hereby given that the City of Indianapolis, through the sioner of Buildings and the Board of Public Safety, hereby announce their to wreck and remove the structure, located at 1221-23 N. bama Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, being more particularly described as follows: Lot Numbered 38 in Thomas Morris Second Addition to the City of Indianapolis, the plat of which is recorded in Plat Book 10, page 170, In the office of the Recorder of Marion County, Indiana. The owners of record of said real estate and all other persons having any interest therein are notified that said structure having been found by said Commissioner of Buildings to be an unsafe, dilapidated and dangerous structure, and having been condemned on June 16, 1966, and the owners Ira and Christine Faught, and any others having any interest having been ordered to wreck and remove the same, unless said owners or others having any interest therein shall comply with said condemnation order within fifteen days from the date of publication hereof, said City of Indianapolis, Indiana, through the Board of Safety, will forthwith advertise for and receive bids to wreck and remove said structure in question and the cost of such work shall be asserted as a lien against said above described real estate. Dated this 6th day of September, 1968.

GEORGE C. WRIGHT, Building Commissioner. Statistics Official Records News Of The Courts SUPREME, 1968 COURT 31130. Hestand vs. State.

Marion Criminal Court. Appellant's petition for time granted to Oct. 16, 1968. 9685137. State VS.

Smock al. Bartholomew Superior Court. Appellant's petition for time to file transcript granted to Nov. 26, 1968. 8685121.

Anderson Federation of Teachers etc. vs. School City of Anderson et al. Madison Superior Court. Appellant's petition for time granted to Oct.

6, 1968. 8685122. Crowe VS. State. Marion Criminal Court.

Appellant's petition for time granted to Oct. 9, 1968. 7685118. Locke VS. State.

Marion Criminal Court. Record. Assignment of errors. Submitted under Rule 2-14. 468560.

Gibson auditor, etc. vs. State ex rel. Sorrells. Daviess Circuit Court.

Request for oral argument and proof of service. 1267S164. Howard vs. State. Kosciusko Circuit Court.

Oral argument set for Oct. 17, 1968, at 11 a.m.; 30 minutes each side. 668585. McKinley vS. State.

Marion Criminal Court. Record. Assignment of errors. Submitted under Rule 2-14. APPELLATE COURT Sept.

10, 1968 20621. Albert Johan Sons Inc. Appellant's VS. Echols. Spencer Circuit denied.

Court. petition for rehearing 20726. General Insurance Company Court. etc. vs.

Appellee's Hutchison. brief in opposition to petition Marion Superior for 20784. rehearing Sailer and vs. proof Whirlpool of Corporation. service.

Vanderburgh time Supeiror to file Court. objections Appellee's to petition for amend brief granted to Sept. petition to 20, 1968. McGuire vs. City of Perv.

Cass 20778. Court. Appellant's petition for Circuit granted to Dec. 20, 1968. time McDonald, administratrix etc.

867A42. Miller. DeKalb Circuit Court. Oral VS. argument previously set is canceled and for Oct.

9, 1968, at 2 p.m.; 30 reset minutes each side. 468A56. Lake Superior Court. Appellee's petiWazinczka etc. vs.

McKean etc. for time granted to Oct. 10, 1968. tion 468A75. Sankey V5.

Sankey. Vigo Court. Joint motion to dismiss Superior granted. Soya Company Inc. Adams Circuit Court.

Parriah, Judge, 968A150. Central etc. Adams Circuit Court. Appellant's petition for time to file Affidavit. transcript.

Petition and assignment writ of mandate. Brief in support. of errors. for notice 668A107. and Mitchell, certificate special of administratrix etc.

Motion vs. of Lawson. appellee's counsel to withdraw Marion Superior Court. appearance. OPINION Sept.

10, 1960 Lobdell etc. al vs. Guarantee Superior Auto 368A48. Stores Inc. Bartholomew Court.

judge. The appellants filed transcript Judgment affirmed. April and their brief motion on to July dismiss 3, on: affirm. The sole error relied on is 1968, and appellee filed of a juror who gave her name or. Spencer, stating she was misconduct as Ruby divorced, when in the fact time.

she was, Appellant married has to one Pruit at forth only part of the voir dire set examination of this juror, and in order for harm to appellant, the entire this court to determine whether there was examination any must be set forth. Nor did the appellants set forth verbatim or the material substance motion of for new their trial affidavits filed with the counteraffidavits or affidavits in the but merely refer to pages of the reply, transcript. Therefore the appellee's motion to affirm must be sustained. DIVORCE SUITS CIRCUIT COURT Shaw vs. Robert Shaw.

Ann Annabell C. Kelley vs. William Kelley. Bertha A. Smith vS.

Elmer Lester H. Smith Craighead. Jr. Sue Gayle vs. Bryson vs.

William KenCraighead Glenda neth Bryson. SUPERIOR COURT Room Diamond vs. James A. Bettie Jean Diamond. Jean Courtney VS.

Harold Phyllis Viola G. Westfall vS. Gene R. WestRonald Courtney. fall.

Bessie Jo Hasty vs. Ralph B. Hasty. Rena Deem vs. Julius Deem.

Rebecca D. McKinnon vs. Gary W. Kinnon. Room 2 Audrey J.

Carter vs. Paul Carter. Clements vS. William V. Joanne Clements.

Joy L. Snedeker vS. William D. Snedeker. Bonnie Mae Gann vs.

Jack Gann, Room 3 Donald Powel Anderson vs. Mary Ona Anderson. Ian R. Owens vs. Dorothy M.

Owens. Room Ganive B. Montgomery vs. Hal MontIna Pauline Fisher vs. Kenneth Fisher.

somery. Room 5 Janie B. Lewis vs. Spencer Lewis Jr. Room Little P.

Murrell vs. Jim. Murrell. Exei Lo Jones vs. James L.

Jones. Linda J. Davis vs. Phillip A. Davis.

Room 7 Helen M. Davidson vS. Walter C. Davidson. Robert D.

Hoopingarner vS. Shirley Hoopingarner. FEDERAL COURT Bankruptcies Filed Stephen Faith, Bloomington, lineman: debts, $8,752: assets, $70. Ermoid W. Blackwell, Franklin, carpenter; debts, assets, $1,650.

Clarence R. Davidson, Plainfield, borer; debts, assets, $200. Robert G. Turner, Kildare Avenue, service station attendant; debts, assets, $50. Dallas S.

Russell, 2302 English Avenue, assembly worker; debts, assets, $17. Richard L. Swails, New Castle, warehouseman: debts, assets, $125. Mabel M. Swails, New Castle, waitress; debts.

assets. $125. Harold L. Smiley, 4633 Hinsley Avenue, draftsman; debts, assets $90. Gary G.

Twitty New Augusta bier: debts, $6,650: assets, $280. Patricia M. Twitty. 3440 West 30th Street, department manager: debts, 650; assets, $280. George R.

Cole, 1933 Berwick Avenue, Installer: debts, assets, $85. Pile, Beech Grove, builder; debts. assets, $1,350. George Helen M. Pile, Beech Grave, housewife: debts, assets, $1,350.

Vital Statistics Jean Mosier, 1712 Woodlawn. BURIAL PERMITS Evalou Johnston, 73 years old, 6011 East Vannie 420 Street, Jones, cancer. 2721 West Ray Street, neoplasm. Ina Arnold. 65, University Heights, BIRTHS Community Hospital BOYS MATTHEWS, John and Char.

lene; GYA. MC Michael COY, and John Barbara: GORDIN, and Janet: Stanley and Wanda: DINNAGE, Linda; Arthur and Elaine: DEERY, John and HILL, Charles and Barbara: GUNN, POLLARD, Richard and Lols; Richard and BRANSCUM, Charles and Linda; EDDLEMAN, William and Hospital Linda. Francis Terry Boys and Sarah: THORPE. Robert and LYNN, Lowell and Gay: DYE, Wanda; MOSLEY, Joe and and Geraldine. Mary: GIrls O'NEAL, Randall RICHARDSON, William Grace: and twins- Maxine: KIFFFER, Joseph and RIFFE, James and Helen.

St. Vincent's Hospital Boys PERDUE, Jessie and Virginia: Girls KLOTZBIER, Richard MFISENHEIMER, Michael and Martha. and Vicken: WALKER, Ned and Silver: STINNE HOERETH. Robert and Della: GREG. Freddy and Brenda: ORY, Gerald and Ruby.

Hendricks County Hospital Boy SIMS, Charles and Maria. Methodist Hospital Boy CONNER, Robert and Alice, Girls STOUT, Lawrence and ta: BARTON, Daniel and YOLANDA: PATTON, James and Luta. Coleman Hospital Boys TOWNSEND, Lewis Jr. and Girls FORMAN. James and Judim: May: CASHMAN, Michael and Joyce.

SHELTON. John and Marnette. MARRIAGE LICENSES Simon Anderson, 2619 North Alabama: Lorraine Locke, 2154 North Talbot. John Baverie, 326 East Terrace; Marsha Keith, 643 Bacon. David Hurt, 445 North Mitchner: Barbara Schakel, 507 Delbrick Lane.

Michael King, 131 North Gladstone: Susan Baker, 2251 Garfield Park. Gienn Schnid beck, Spring Lake, Sherry. Griffin, 318 3655 East Alexandria. Terrace: Martha Schwamberger, P.O. Box 83, Cloverdale, Jay Telpen, Ind.

Silas, Richardson, 2849 Dawson; Nancy Carroll, 5501. Manker. Stephen Riddle, 5024 Richard: Pamela Ronald Coleman, 2703 Brouse: Carol Landes, 4130 Edgemere Court. Daniel Tarter, 1619 East Raymond: Sherard, 1830 Koehne. Diann Weis, 1540 East Tabor, Walter Thompkins, 116 West 21st: Lillie 2203 Broadway.

Donald Weiss. 215 East Hanna: Karen Zoller, 3701. Lickridge Lane. Dick Taylor, 5870 East Raymond; Nancy Day, 7805 East St. Joseph.

Craig. Michael, Berwick, Valerie Holden, 2405 North Butler. Wititam Williams, 10129 Ellis Drive, Apt. Nancy Massena, 8828 Monterey Court. Neil Graham, 604 Turtle, North Creek Drive South: Tamara Sorley, Lawn.

dale. James Henson, 1645 North Alabama: Phyllis Louden, 4811 East Michigan. William King, 1830 North King; Patricia Barbee, 1830 North Kino. Charles Fuller Jr. 4235 Burkhart Drive: Jane Gosnell, 7255 Dean Road.

Stephen Moore, 827 Christian Place; Sandra Query, 2333 Hobart, Denny Calloway. Tuckerton, N.J Tressie Bain, 4522 Franklin Road. Austin Anderson. 1217 Bluff Crest Lane: Arizona Pits Elson Against Goldwater FROM AP AND UPI Arizona Democrats yesterday picked Roy Elson, long. time aide to retiring Senator Carl Hayden, to run against Barry Goldwater in the general election.

Goldwater was unopposed for the Republican senatorial nomination, With 284 of 816 precincts reporting, Elson had 35,673 votes to 12,240 for State Tax Commissioner Robert Kennedy and 6,633 for State Corporation Commissioner Richard Herbert. Hayden, the 90-year-old Senate president pro tem, is retiring after 56 years in Congress. Elson has worked on Hayden's staff since 1955. Four years ago he lost to GOP Senator Paul Fannin in the race for the Senate seat which Goldwater vacated at that time to run for President. Former governor Sam Goddard, 49, won nomination in a three-way Democratic contest.

He will face Republican Governor Jack R. Williams in the general. Other primary results yesterday included: MINNESOTA- Represen- tative Donald Fraser of Minneapolis won a four-way race for the Democratic nomination for 5th District congressman 1 State Senator Harmon Ogdahl won the GOP nod and will oppose Fraser. The only other incumbent congressman facing opposition, Representative John Blatnik of the 8th District, held a big lead over two opponents. NEW HAMPSHIRE Republican Senator Norris Cotton handily defeated Mayor sclerosis.

Ferdinand Bender, 83, Community, arterisclerotic heart disease. Harry Bobinmyer, 77, 509 North Bosart, arteriosclerosis. Cecil Brant, 59, Veterans, emphysema. Walton Cloud, 69, Community, carcinoma. Herman Cordes, 90, Community, arterisclerosis.

Eva Dickson, 86, Methodist, arterisclerotic heart. Mary Louise Dyer, 82, Winona Memorial, arteriosclerosis. Pearl Fischer, 84, 2102 South Meridian, arteriosclerosis. William Fox, 64, Methodist, arterisclerotic heart. Susan Garland, 92, 43 South Ritter, arteriosclerotic heart.

Harry Gibson, 53, Methodist, aneurysm. Rita Grows, 30, Methodist, carcinoma. Nellie Hauk, 76, Community, arterisclerotic heart. Albert Hausman, 88, 1349 Union Street, arteriosclerosis. Joseph Herron, 78, Veterans, cardiovascular.

Hulda Lewis, 86, 3800 West Michigan Street, arteriosclerosis. Matthew Loy, 2, Methodist, anemia. Marguerite Nicholas, 75, Community, arteriosclerosis. John Petry, 67, University Heights, arterioscieratic heart. Miama Pierson, 12, 2115 Central, myocardial Infarct.

Walter Partington, 56, 5501 Rawls Terrace, arterioscierosis. Fronie Popeanos, 44, Community, arterioscierosis. Melvalena Pumphrey, 77, St. Vincent's, carcinoma. Mansel Riley, 46.

Long, hypertension. Mary Roeder, 81, Community, cerebral thrombosis. Raymond Routh, 60, Veterans, cirrhosis. Herman Rowe, 79, Community, pneumonia. Ruth Ann Smith, 76, St.

Vincent's, cardiac arrhythmia. Charles Steadham, 40, Community, aneurysm. Earl Stubbs 49, 2622 North Harding, arteriosclerotic heart. Mary Lucille Vint, 50, Community, carcinoma. Carl Isaac Wetherald, 46, Veterans, emphysema.

Lester Burch, 68, St. Francis, cerebral hemorrhage. Burris, 57, 2841 South Foltz, John Ernest noma. 125 Beachway Drive, Chappell, 85, myocardial 80, infarction. 2002 Albany Street, Grover Rainey, arterioscierosis.

St. Francis, carciAnnie Richards, 51, note. 83, St. Francis, cerebroAnna Sullivan, vascular. 64, 9090 Pickwick Drive, Laurence Turner, arteriosclerosis.

INJURY ACCIDENTS PERSONAL Yesterday and 46th 1:48 a.m.. Millersville Edwards, 36 years Drive Street, 4451-D Mrs. Barnor Emma Drive, face. old, Madison Avenue and a.m., W. Warner, 47, 2127 Carty Street, Drive, Josenh shaken UD.

Redfern a.m.. Madison and Troy avenues, Mrs. Jennie M. shoulder Hannowsky, whiplash. 11:04 50, Kingsley 11th and West streets, Rupert 3:58 p.m..

730 North West Street, head. Cox, 56, 271h and Dearborn streets. 6:40 p.m... Minion, 14, 2728 North Dearborn Jerome Miss Debora Killabrew, 15, Street, Wheeler head; Street, head; Thadias Ervin, 12, 2622 North 2753 Dearborn North Rural Street, Street, arm: Earl Peters, 25, cuts. bruises and CITY FIRE RUNS 2948 Yesterday Central Avenue, first 6:41 a.m., ald.

Street and Indiana a.m., ald. West nue, first a.m., 30th Street and Boulevard 8:37 car. South Reisner Street, a.m.. 1325 trash. 826 Cedar Street, first ald.

10:27 a.m.: Alabama and Washington streets, 11 a.m.. first ald. p.m., 3909 Esquire Place. tress. 4128 East Washington Street, first p.m..

ald. 33 South Harris Street, dryer. 2938 Highwoods Drive, 1:57 p.m.. washer. 5002 East New York Street, 2:25 p.m., trash.

McKim Avenue and Williams 3:40 p.m., Street, trash. 636 Blake Street, first aid. 3:50 p.m.. p.m., 1800 North Capifol Avenue, 4:08 scared 107 North State Avenue, first 4:19 p.m., aid. 54th and Meridian streets, 4:21 p.m., first ald.

Locke Street, first aid. 4:27 p.m., p.m., Fayette Street: car. 649. 4:45 p.m.. 3400 West Washington Street, faulty alarm.

North Capitol p.m.. nue, first p.m.. ald. 1622 Sheldon Street, first 5:51 aid. 6:15 p.m., Shelby Street and Southern 6:23 Avenue, p.m., car.

3506 East 25th Street, first 6:23 2251 North College Avenue, aid. p.m., first aid. p.m.. 2112 Woodlawn Avenue, first 6:53 aid. 6:54 p.m., 6038 Guilford Avenue, first ald.

7:01 p.m., 1421 South Meridian Street, false alarm. 6:43 p.m.. 1809 North College Avenue, vacant house. 7:09 p.m.. 2951 South Harlan Street, 7:32 p.m., 1830 West Morris Street, bedroom.

furnace. 7:42 p.m., 766 East Edgemont Avenue, ald. 7:43 p.m., 3051 North College Avenue, first ald. 8:09 p.m., 402 North Concord Street, first ald. 8:12 p.m., 617 North East Street, first aid.

8:37 p.m., 2101 Brookside Avenue, bus. Area Fire Runs p.m.. 111th Street and Weetfteld Boulevard. street flushed. 4:18 p.m..

4500 North Shade. land Avenue, first aid: 6:56 p.m.. 5100 North Port Road, call for ambulance. Reach Grave p.m., 1105 Bethel Avenue, overheated stove: 3:21 p.m.. 10 Gerry Court.

mattress, Perry p.m., 715 East Gilbert Avenue, first aid. Wayne a.m.. 7443 Mt. Vernon Place, first aid; 10:46 a.m., 1237 South High School Road, trash: 2:15 p.m.. 1326 South Lundhurst Drive, investigation: 3:18 p.m..

10th Street and Girls School Road, first aid; 9:06 p.m., 3443 Kansas Street. first aid. Decatur a.m.: 1-465 and Mann Road. first aid. John C.

Mongan of Manchester by a 10-1 margin to win renomination. He will face three-term Governor John W. King, who was unopposed for the Democratic Senate nomination. VERMONT Republican Senator George D. Aiken, 76, won easy nomination to a fifth term by defeating a 31- year-old schoolteacher who advocated a "fight to win" policy in Vietnam, including possible use of tactical nuclear weapons.

Aiken, who has urged honorable negotiations to end the war, took better than a 5-2 lead in early returns over William K. Tufts and scored enough write-in votes to win the Democratic nomination as well. There was no official Democraitc candidate. In the GOP gubernatorial race, Deane C. Davis, an insurance executive, took an early lead over Attorney General James L.

Oakes. Lieutenant Governor John J. Daley was unopposed for the Democratic nomination. WISCONSIN Attorney General Bronson 1 La Follette, the only Democrat to survive a GOP sweep two years ago, headed for easy victory over token opposition from Floyd Willie for the gubernatorial nomination. He will face twoterm Governor Warren P.

Knowles, who was unopposed for the Republican nod. Democratic Senator Gaylord Nelson was unopposed for renomination, but four Republicans were after the GOP bid. Witness Gets Jail Term For Contempt Patrick Dunbar, 38 years old, manager of the Virginia Bar, 802 Virginia Avenue, was held in contempt of court and jailed for five days yesterday by Criminal Court, Division 1 Judge John T. Davis. Dunbar was cited after he appeared in a drunken condition while testifying in the second-degree murder trial of Carl E.

Spencer, 33, 1851 Singleton Street. Spencer was indicted for the fatal stabbing of Adrian King, 21, 2609 East 10th Street, during a brawl in the tavern on Feb. 25, 1967. Dunbar, said by two witnesses to have separated King and Kenneth E. Stinson, 38, who now owns the tavern, testified he had no memory of the incident.

He admitted he had been drinking before his appearance on the witness stand. The case, which will reach the jury today, centers on the testimony of convicted narcotic trafficker Charles D. Hardister. He told the jury Spencer had admitted to him while the two were in Marion County Jail that he had stabbed King. None of the state's witnesses, however, placed Spencer in the fight between Stinson and King.

Public Notices 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 newspaper. Public Safety, will forthwith adverfise for and receive bids to wreck and remove said structure in question and the cost of such work shall be asserted as a lien against said above described real estate. Dated this 9th day of September, 1968. GEORGE C. WRIGHT, Building Commissioner.

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO WRECK AND REMOVE UNSAFE BUILDING Notice is hereby given that the City of Indianapolis, through the Commissioner of Buildings and the Board of Public Safety, hereby announce their intention to wreck and remove the structure located at 208-10 East 24th Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, being more particularly described as follows: strip of ground of the uniform width measured from East to West of 44 feet taken by parallel lines off th East ends of Lots 29 and 30 in Block 16 in "Third Section of Lincoln in the City of Indianapolis, as recorded in Plat Book 10, page 74, in the office of the Recorder of Marion County, Indiana. The owners of record of said real estate and all other persons having any Interest therein are notified that said structure having been found by said Commission of Buildings to be an unsafe, dilapidated and dangerous structure. and having been condemned on March 7, 1968, and the owners Belvia R. and Dorothy J. Williams, and any others having any interest having been ordered, to wreck and remove the same, unless said owners or others having any interest therein shall comply with said condemnation order within fifteen days from the date of publication hereof, said City of Indianapolis, Indiana, through the Board of Public Safety, will forthwith advertise for and receive bids to wreck and remove said structure in question and the cost of such work shall be asserted as lien against said above described real estate.

Dated this 6th day of September, 1968. GEORGE C. WRIGHT Building Commissioner NOTICE OF INTENTION TO WRECK AND REMOVE UNSAFE BUILDING Notice is hereby, given that the City of Indianapolis, through the Commis: sioner of Buildings and the Board of Public Safety, hereby announce their intention to wreck and remove the structure located at 2632 N. Boulevard Place, Indianapolis. Indiana, being more particularly described follows: Lot 89 in Ruddell's and Vinton's Park Place.

The owners of record of said real estate and all other persons having any interest therein are notified that said structure having been found by said Commission of Buildings to be an unsafe, dilapidated and dangerous structure. and having been condemned on May 18, 1967, and the owners John S. and Susie A. Oliver, and any others having any Interest having been ordered to wreck and remove, the same, unless said owners of others having Interest therein shall comply with said condemnation order within fifteen days from the date of publication hereof, said City of Indianapolis, Indiana, through the Board Public Notices NOTICE OF INTENTION TO WRECK AND REMOVE UNSAFE BUILDING Notice is hereby given that the City of Indianapolis, through the Commissioner of Buildings and the Board of Public Safety, hereby announce their intention to wreck and remove the structure located at 1548 Columbia, Indianapolis, Indiana, being more particularly described as follows: 115 Feet off the East end of Lot No. 32 and 24 feet off the South side of 115 feet off the East end of Lot No.

Fletcher, 33, both of North said lots Addition in to S. the City of Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana, as per plat thereof recorded in Plat page 25, in the office of the Recorder of Marion County, Indiana, The owner of said real estate and all other persons having any interest therein are notified that said structure sion of Buildings to be unsafe, having been found by, said Commisand having been on Janudilapidated and dangerous, structure, ary 8, 1968, and the owner Fred Pryor, any others having any interest having, been ordered to wreck and remove the same, unless said owners or others having any interest therein shall comply. with said condemnation order, within fifteen days from the date of publication hereof, said City of Indianapolis, Indiana, through the Board of Public Safety, will forthwith advertise for and receive bids to wreck and remove said structure in question and the cost of such work shall be asserted as lien against said above described real estate. Dated this 9th day of September, 1968 George C. Wright Building Commissioner NOTICE OF INTENTION TO WRECK AND REMOVE UNSAFE BUILDING Notice is hereby given that the City of Indianapolis, through the Commissioner of Buildings and the Board of Public Safety, hereby announce their intention to wreck and remove the structure located at 2142 Hovey Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, being more particularly described as follows: Lot No.

340 in Charles Martindale Trustees' Jackson Park Addition to the City of Indianapolis, the Plat of which is recorded in Plat Book 10, page 8, in the Office of the Recorder of Marion County, Indiana. The owner of record of said real estate and all other persons having any interest therein are notified that said structure having been found by said Commissioner of Buildings to be an unsafe, dilapidated and dangerous structure, and having been condemned April 25, 1968, and the owner Richard E. McBride and any others having any Interest having been dered to wreck and remove the same, unless owners or others having any Interest therein shall comply with said condemnation order within fifteen days from the date of publication hereof, said City of Indianapolis, Indiana, through the Board of Public Safety, will forthwith advertise for and receive bids to wreck and remove said structure in question and the cost of such work shall be asserted as a lien against said above described real estate. Dated this 9th day of September, 1968 GEORGE C. WRIGHT, Buildina Commissioner NOTICE OF INTENTION TO WRECK AND REMOVE UNSAFE BUILDING Notice is hereby given that City of Indianapolis, through the Commissioner of Buildings and the Board of Public Safety, hereby announce their intention to wreck and remove the structure located at 314 East Beecher (rear) Indianapolis, Indiana, being more particularly described as follows: Lot 13 in Reading, Tompkins, Davis and Kelley's Addition to the City of Indianapolis, as recorded in Plat Book 8, Page 29, prepared for Nibarger by the Union Title Company.

(With other realty) The owners of record of said real estate and all other persons having any interest therein are notified that structure having been found by said Commisson of Buildings to be an unsafe, dilapidated and dangerous structure, and having been condemned on March 22, 1968, and the owners Michael Lee Gradison, and Jules T. and Rita Gradison, and any others having anv interest having been dered to wreck and remove the same, unless said owners of others having anv interest therein shall complv with said condemnation order within fifteen Have from the date of nublication herenf. said Citv of Indiananolis. Indiana, throuch the Board Safety. will forthwith advertise for and receive bids to wreck and remove said structure in question and the cost of such work shall be asserted as a lien against said above described real estate.

Dated this 6th day of September, 1968. George C. Wright Building Commissioner Death Notices ATKERSON Clarence H. Atkerson age 70, 427 S. Keystone, husband of Etta, father of Virgil Clarence Jr.

James William, several. nieces and nephews. 9 grandchildren, great passed away Sept. 9th Funeral services Thursday, 10 a.m. at the C.

WILSON CHAPE! OF CHIMES, 1234 Prospect. Friends Invited. Friends may call. BANKS Dr. Horace M.

Banks, 3631 Forest Manor husband of Mildred Banks, Thursday passed morning away, 10 Tuesday. o'clock, Funeral ington Park East Mausoleum. NER BUCHANAN SERVICE. No calling. BRANT Cecil L.

Brant, 1436 Cruft son of Mrs. Mary (Lizzie) Brant, brother of Mary E. Reid, Inease Maze, Thelma Furgason, Thomas H. and Donald 0. Brant.

Services Wednesday 2 p.m.. LITTLE SONS FUNERAL HOME, 1301 Main Beech Grove. Friends invited. BURNETTE Mrs. Loraine Emma Burnette, 55 years, 1847 Applegate beloved wife of Clarence E.

Burnette, mother of Rose Marie Clark, Richard Whitaker, James E. Burnette, and Phyllis Jean Witt, daughter of William Arthur McKinney, 10 grandchildren, sister of Lela Whitaker, Albert and Leon McKinney, passed away Sunday. Funeral Wednesday 11:30 a.m. at the G. H.

HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME, 1505 S. East St. Friends invited. CHAMBERS Lillie B. Chambers, age 40 years, 7843 Pontomic, wife of Raymond E.

Chambers, mother of Sharon Rae Chambers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Conners Cooper, sister of Earl Cooper, Mrs. Merrill Pittman, Mrs. Dever Waldrop, Mrs.

Thomas Williams and Miss Nancy Cooper. Services Wednesday 10 a.m. SHIRLEY BROS. DREXEL CHAPEL, 4565 E. 10th St.

Calling any time. CORDES Herman A. Cordes, 90 years, 5075 S. Meridian, beloved husband of Martha E. Cordes (deceased), Helton father of Hilda Printz, Esther and 5 Theodore Cardes, 5 grandchildren, great-grandchildren, brother of Louis Cordes, passed away Sunday.

Funeral Wednesday 2:30 p.m. at the G. HERRMANN MADISON Madison AVE. Ave. NERAL HOME, 5141 Friends invited.

FOGLEMAN Johnny Fogleman, 1627 Fletcher son of John W. and Helen Pic. M. Fogleman, brother of Michael and Larry, grandson of Perry H. Templin, also survived by several uncles and aunts, passed away Sept.

2nd, 1968. Funeral Friday. 10 a.m. the WILSON CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES, 1234 Prospect. Friends Invited.

Friends may call after 6 p.m. Wednesday. FREEMAN Mrs. Pearl R. Freeman.

formerly, of 412 N. Alabama, aunt of Mrs. Horn. cousin of Mrs. Jessie Peterson.

passed away Monday. Funeral. Wednesday afternoon 2 o'clock FALL FLANNER BUCHANAN CREEK MORTUARY. Friends Invited. GLADDEN Paul Warner Gladden.

age 57, of Austin, formerly of passed away Monday. father Sept. Husband of Vivian. of Donald and Mrs. Gioria Lennon of Denville.

N.J. also grandchil. dren, brother of Mrs. Mary. Fitch, city: Joe Gladden.

Clermant, Herbert Gladden, Jamestown, Ind. Funeral Wednesday. 2:30, WILKEY FLAY FUNERAL" HOME, Austin. Tex. Burial Austin.

Tex. HALL Mr. Melvin Kenneth Hail, age 33, 1930 N. Goodlet, husband of Margie Hall, father of Ricky, Larry, Robin, and Kim Hail, son of Mrs. Dessie Hall, brother of Ernie.

Hall, Mrs. Vernia Schirer, Mrs. Willene Smith, Mrs. Edna Renner, Mrs. Evelyn Childres, Mrs.

Ruby Cromer, Mrs. Emmaiean Mink, and Mrs. Irene Gregory, passed away Monday. Serve Ices Thursday 1 p.m., FUNERAL. HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 4925 W.

16th St. Friends invited. Friends may call the funeral home. HIATT Mr. Harold D.

Hiatt, 76, forof merly Torys of Wanamaker, father of Earl B. husband Hialt, Anna Louise Thomsen and Betty 10 Thomsen, of Racine, Wis. aranchildren and passed Sunday. Funeral Friday p.m at the C. WILSON CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES, 1234 Prospect St.

Friends invited. Friends may call after Thursday noon. Masonic services Thursday p.m. HILDEBRAND Mr. Lester A.

Hildebrand, son ef Mrs. Gladys brand, brother of Mrs. Lorene Turner, and Mrs. Fay Suddith. neral Wednesday, Sept.

11th, 2 p.m.. USHER FUNERAL HOME, 2313 W. Wash. Burial Floral Park Cemetery. Friends may call.

Funeral Announcements Dervices AUSHERMAN, Mr. Robert G. BANKS, Dr. Horace M. CHAPLAIN, Miss Sylvia CLARK, Sgt.

Vincent A. CUTRIGHT, Mr. David D. FREEMAN, Mrs. Pearl R.

GOOD. Mrs. Lavada IMHOFF, Miss Lena PARRISH, Mrs. Jane PLATZ, Mrs. Anna SLOAN, Mr.

Frank SMYTHE, Mrs. Grace F. TRUITT, Mrs. Emma Viola TURNER, Lawrence WASSON, Mr. Harry FLANNER Mortuaries Shirley Services CHAMBERS, Mrs.

Lillie B. McCONNELL, Mrs. Gertrude SMITH, Mr. Raymond V. THOMPSON, Mr.

Homer H. VIRT, Mrs. Rosemary Endsley WISE, Mrs. Helen E. HOGAN Mrs.

Mary Lee Hogan, 65 years, 946 Paca wife of Mr. James Hogan, mother of Mrs. Alma Griffin, Mr. James Coe, Mr. Oscar Grant, 10 grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren, passed away Monday.

Services Friday p.m., Church the Living God, 3001 N. Gale St. Interment Floral Park Cemetery. Friends may call after p.m. Thursday, KING KING CHAPEL.

HURST Mr. Granville I. Hurst, age 76, R.R. No. 2, Danville, near New Winchester, beloved husband of Aliza Hurst, father of Mrs.

Virginia Webb of Danville, Lawrence Hurst of Avon, brother of Thomas and George Hurst, both of Mrs. Lula Gregg, Mrs. Sally DeBorde, Mrs. Lizzie Lawrence, all of Kentucky, also four grandchildren, great -grandchild, pased away Monday a.m. Services Wed.

2 p.m. at BAKER FUNERAL HOME, Danville. Burial New Winchester. Friends may call. IMHOFF Miss Lena Imhoff, 3030 N.

Olney, no immediate survivors, passed away Tuesday. Funeral Thursday afternoon 2 o'clock, FLANNER BUCHANAN FALL CREEK MORTUARY. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Wednesday. LANTZ Mrs.

Mina Lantz, of New Palestine, passed away Monday, age 71, mother of Mrs. Sam Wilson, and William G. Lantz, daughter of Mrs. Anna Geisel, also 4 grandchildren. Funeral services Thursday 10:30 a.m.

at the New Palestine Methodist Church. Entombment Washington Park East. Friends may call at the HENDRYX MORTUARIES NEW PALESTINE Body will lie in state at the church CHAPEL, starting noon Wednesday. hour prior to Service. church.

Memorials may be given the LAWTON mill Roger Lane, S. father of age R. Stanley LawLawton, 78, 436 Springton, brother of Harry S. and Miss of Mary B. Lawton, grandfather Roger S.

Ill, David and Miss Mary Elizabeth Lawton, passed away Monday, Service Thursday. 11:30 HOME, a.m. SPEEDWAY, invited. CHAPEL, Friends 4925 may W. 16th call St.

Friends at funeral home. McCONNELL Mrs. Gertrude McConnell, age 80, 8355 Bash, mother of John Dozier, Mrs. Evelyn Winkley and J. C.

Connell, 4 grandchildren, 3 grandchildren, sister of Dan Humfleet, and Bert Humfleet. Service Friday 1 p.m., SHIRLEY BROS. IRVING HILL CHAPEL, 5377 E. Wash. St.

Calling after 7 p.m. Wednesday. MEEK Mr. Charles J. Meek, age 53, of 9825 W.

Washington Indianapolis, beloved husband of Aleen Meek, father of Mrs. Anita Brown, of Malcomb, and John Meek, Gardena, brother of Richard Meek, West Palm Beach, also 2 grandchildren, passed away. denly, Tuesday a.m. Services Thursday 7:30 p.m. at the HALL-BAKER FUNERAL HOME, Plainfield.

Graveside services Friday 2 p.m. at the Douglas Cemetery, near Milton, Ill. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Thursday. MOUNTS William L.

Mounts, 2506 Mars Hill, husband of Clara, son of Mrs. Mangie Mounts, step-father of Iona Mounts, Cora Madden, Neal, Sylvanis, and Dillard Carter, stepgrandfather of 19, step-great-grandfather of 14, 3 sisters, 3 brothers, also survive. Funeral services 2 p.m. Thursday, Bethel Chapel. Friends may call at the HARVEY FU.

NERAL HOME, Mooresville after p.m. Tuesday. MURR Bertha C. Murr, 71, yrs. of 2344 Thompson beloved mother of Mrs.

Elizabeth Kruse, Mrs. Joan Zook, Cumberland, and Miss Mary Lou Murr, of Australla, sister of Mrs. Emma Cox, Franklin, Mrs. Minnie Stoneking, and Carl Venitz, Fairland, grandmother of 10, Wednesday p.m. at the N.

F. great-grandchild. Funeral services CHANCE FUNERAL Friends HOME, may call. 504 E. National Ave.

NEILSON Mrs. Isabella Neilson, age 82, of Gosport, mother of Mrs. Marion Stierwalt, Gosport and Mrs. Isabel Johnson, Asumption, Ill. Funeral service Wednesday p.m.

Gosport Christian Church. Friends may call at the DRESHER FUNERAL HOME, Spencer: after 7. p.m. day, WHITAKER FUNERAL SERVICE, Gosport. REID Mrs.

Zelda Ann Banks Reid, age 68. formerly of 4634 Primrose, beloved mother passed away Monday a.m.. of Bradley, Kalamazoo, 5 grand- and Mrs. Gienna Gibbs, children. Services 3 Wednesday FUNERAL HOME, Planfield, Friends may call.

RICHARDS 51 years, 3105 E. Kelly Louise Richards, beloved wife of Thomas Richards, mother of Candace Cooper, Richards, grandchildren, and sister of Neille BoneMariorie steel, James B. and Sunday. Robert L. Funeral Wand, passed Wednesday p.m.

at the G. away MADISON Madison AVE. Ave FU. HERRMANN NERAL HOME, 5141 Friends Invited. RISK Erma O.

Risk, 89 Ave. vears, mother- for. Mrs. merly of 301 Forrest in-law of Mrs. Herman passed away Monday.

FEENEY Funeral Wednesday 11 a.m. Meridian 19th St. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call. SANDERS Ann Sanders, 4002 N.

Mrs. mother of Mary Rose Hailer, Elizabeth Geraldine Roeckely, Robert Drew, sister of Margaret grandchildren Mills. and also 32. great-grandchildren, passed survived by 11 Tuesday a.m. Funeral Catholic Friday away a.m.

the St. Patricks Friends invited. Friends may call after 6 p.m. Wednesday at the Church. C.

WILSON CHAPEL OF THE J. CHIMES, 1234 Prospect St. Rosary 7:30 p.m. Thursday. SCHMIDT John B.

Schmidt, Columbus. of Helen formerly Campbell of Beech Hazel Grove, Binninger. uncle Friend of Services Mr. and Wednesday. 10:30 Mrs.

Edwin Theising. a.m.. LITTLE SONS FUNERAL Grove. Friends HOME, 1301 Main Beech invited. SLOAN Frank R.

Sloan, 661 Bair, E. 48th Mrs. St. Mr. Cousin of Mrs.

R. R. and Eva Funeral Hanna, Thursday passed morning away 10 o'clock Tuesday. FLANNER BUCHANAN Friends FALL may call after p.m. Wednesday.

CREEK MORTUARY. SPEICHER R.R. 19, Box 487, beloved widow of Mrs. Meta M. Speicher, 82 years, the late John W.

Speicher, mother of William S. Kenneth E. Speicher Clara Speicher, and William F. Lindand Alberta M. Eaton, sister.

staedt, 7 grandchildren, passed 2:30 away Tuesday. Funeral Thursday United Methodist p.m. at the Memorial Church, 56th and Broadway. Friends may call at the G. H.

HERRMANN MADISON AVE. FUNERAL HOME, 5141 Madison, Wednesday p.m. to 9 p.m. and at the church Thursday. p.m.

to hour of Mausoleum. service. Entombment Crown Hill STANTON Mrs. Mae Stanton of Mooresville, sister of Dr. Dwight DeWess, Mrs.

Vilenna Ellis, Mrs. Gladys Inman, and Mrs. Jeanita Anderson. several nieces and nephews, passed away Sunday. Services Wednesday.

2 p.m. CARLISLE SON Friends FUNERAL CHAPEL. Mooresville. may call at the chapel. Notices 10 Make More Money As Your Own BoSs See The Offers listed Today in Opportunities Star for Want Ads Action Quick.