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SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 1962- THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR PAGE IS Dofafrom U.S. WEATHER BUREAU CALL TODAY-CH 4-2416 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY SO SPECIAL CLOSE-OUTS! minim, REFRIGERATORS! For Daytime Saturday Figures SHow High Temperatures petted sn sltt JTIXl 30 -r" I TDAnF SAVE i 1 I in the Rockies, central plateau and central plains into the middle Mississippi valley and warmer along most of the southern and central Atlantic coast into the Ohio valley and lower Mississippi volley, as well as in the southern plains. (AP Wirephoto Map) WEATHER FORECAST Snow is du today in the Rockies and Great Basin. Precipitation in the area of the western Ohio valley, middle and central Mississippi valley and the eastern plains will occur os snow in the extreme north, rain in the central part and showers in the southern portion. It will be cooler kM.

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St. Vincent't Hospital Boyt-James and Betty Ingle Engle, James and Barbara Padgett. Girls-John ond Ida Hatcher, James and Phyllis Gardner, Louis and Charlotte Plummer, Richard ond Faith Van Wormer. St. Francis Hospital Boys-Andrew ond Phyllis Sauer, Allen ond Joan Randolph, Harold and Phyllis Doty.

John ond Corollne S'ipp. Girls-Robert and Mary Powers. BURIAL PERMITS Everett F. Cox, 37, Veterons. myocar- dial Infarction.

Catherine Downs, 77, Long, orterioscler- otic heart. Louise K. Minqer, 57, 3350 Corson Ave- nue, carcinomo. William Alan Proff, 16. St.

Vincents, nephritit. George W. Russell, 75, 42 North Jefferson Avenue, arteriosclerotic heart. E. Stella Sims, 72, Methodist, pneumonia.

Edward Joseph Snyder, 81, Veterans, carcinoma, John Joseph Gorman, 71, 3333 Brecken- ridge Rood, cerebral hemorrhage. Adelaide Margaret Judkins, 91, 89 South llth Avenue, cerebral thrombosis. Helen Frieda Threewits, 58, 4415 North Post Road, cerebral vascular. HURRY! Units While LAST! Absolutely cannot be repeated at thete tentational prices MRSS 25c CH 4-2416 5320 W. Washington STAR and NEWS Quick-Action WANT ADS Get Fast Results ruling and granting the change of ludge requested by relator.

APPELLATE COURT March 23, 1962 192M. Davit vs. Louisville and Nashville Railroad Co. et. al.

Vanderburgh Superior Court. Copy of order of United States Supreme Court denying certiorari. 19493 Lolson et. al vs. Town of Wvnndale et.

al. Marion Circuit Court. Appellee's petition tor time to file brief In oooosillon to appellant petition to transfer and ocknawledaement of service. Granted to and including April 6, 1962. 19613 616.

White etc. vs Crow et. al. Warrick Circuit Court. Appellee brief ond proof of service.

19708. Triplet! et al. vs. Triplet! et. al.

DeKalb Circuit Court. Appellants brief and offidovit of service. 19814 Thornburqh et al vs Gray et al. Delaware Circuit Court. Record Assignment of errors.

Submitted under Rule 214 19289. Lee etc. vs Dickerson. Clay Circuit Court. Appellant aditiondal authorities and otfidavit of service.

19833. Conner vs. Alexander. Knox Circuit Court. Appellants petition for time to file transcript and assignmen of errors.

OPINION 19506-Demmo, Matrlcia, executor, etc. vs. Forbes Lumber Marlon Probate Court. Petition tor rehearing denied. Cooper, ludge.

Appellee contends that court erred In holding probate court had no jurisdiction In foreclosure of mechanics Hen, and that court erred In Inferring thot probate court is not civil court ot general Iurlsdlctlon. The mechanics lien statute creates new rights unknown to common law, and owners of property either legal or equitable and those having Interest therein are necessary parties, and here the only party defendant Is the personal representative of the estate, who may properly be made defendant to answer to hit Interest, but Is not a necessary party in interest, since under the probate code, he merely has possession, pending administration, but not title, and title is vested In the heirs. The jurisdiction of the probate court is set fourth by statute, and foreclosure of mechanic's liens are not within such statute. The legislature by Sec. 43-705 has stated that such actions may be brought in the circuit or superior court, and the probate court has no jurisdiction, and Its proceedings herein were void.

19621-Opp Davis. Marion Juvenile Court. Rehearing denied. Kelley, ludge. The appellee tiled petition for hearing, ond appellant tiled motion to dismiss, and under the case of Automobile Underwriters vs.

Smith, the court holds most of the specifications ot said petition for rehearing are Insufficient to present ony question under Rule 1-22, but denies rehearing upon one specification of said petition for rehearing. DIVORCE SUITS CIRCUIT COURT Marguerite Mlllom vt. Othello Mlllom. STATISTICS Official Records Weather Data United Stotet Weather Bureau SpkioI Rtport tor The Indianapolis Slar Sun riset A Com. Sun sets 7 01 p.m.

AIRPORT DATA YESTERDAY Precipitation, hours, fo 7 m. None Total amount since Jan. I 10 57 Accumulated departure trom normal since Jan. 1 Excess 1M Mean temperature 40 Degree days 25 Accumulated degree days since July I 5 055 Normal accumulation for this date 4,907 BAROMETER READINGS I p.m. 39.21 11 pm.

29 23 29 20 TEMPERATURES 1 a.m. 3 a.m. 5 a.m. 7 a m. 34 1 pm 34 3 p.m.

5 p.m. 36 3 7 p.m. 9 p.m. o.m. 38 11 am 40 Maximum 45 Record 80 (1907) 11 p.m.

Minimum 34 Record 12 (1885) FOR THE SAME TIME LAST YEAR Maximum 44 Minimum 39 EASTERN STANDARD TIME Weather at 7 p.m. High Low Albuquerque, N.M Cloudy 52 marnio, lex PTCJdy Atlanta, Ga Clear Bismarck, N.D Cloudy Boston, Mass Clear Brownsville, Tex Clear Buttalo, NY Clear Chicago, III Cloudy Cincinnati, PtCidy Denver, Col Cloudy Detroit, Mich Cloudy Duluth, Minn Snow Evan5vllle, Ind PtCidy Fort Wayne, Ind Cloudy Fort Worth, Tex Clear Kansas City, Mo PtCidy Little Rock, Ark. Clear Los Angeles, Cal Clear Louisville, Ky Clear Miami, FIB Cloudy Milwaukee, Wis Cloudy Minneapolis, Minn Cloudy New Orleans, La Cloudy New York, N.Y Clear Norfolk, Vo Clear Omaha, Neb Cloudy Phoenix, Ariz Clear Pittsburgh, Pa Cloudy Portland, Me Clear Portland, Ore PtCidy St. Louis, Mo Cloudy Son Antonio, Tex Clear San Francisco, Cal Clear Saul Ste. Marie, Mich.

PtCidy Seattle, Wash Ram South Bend, Ind Cloudy Springfield, III Cloudy Tampa, Fla PtCidy Tucson, Aril PtCidy Washington, D.C Clear 76 66 35 49 79 46 39 49 46 46 31 57 41 77 60 66 54 86 34 71 58 51 51 64 48 48 55 78 55 ECHO I Today 4:34 a.m., north of city, 59 degrees obove horlion, moving northeast. Tomorrow 47 north of city, 48 degrees ebovt horizon, moving northeast. News Of The Courts SUPREME COURT March 23, 1962 30720. State vs. Red Cab Inc.

Shelby Circuit Court. Respondent answer, response, and objection. 30227. Suddoth vs. State.

(No court listed). Record, assignment of errors. Submitted under Rule 2 14. 30219. Mason vs.

State. Gibson Circuit Court. Appellant's petition for time and affidavit of service. Granted to and Includinq May 26, 1962. 30192.

Peters et. al. vs. Board of Commissioners, el. al.

Gibson Circuit Court. Appellant's brief In opposition to motion to dismiss and for leave to amend brlet and to number lines of paries of transcript, notice ond proof of mailing. 30198. McFarsney vs. Huahes.

John-ton Superior Court. Appellees petition for time granted to ond Including April 26, 1962. 30170. Morrow vs. State.

Morion Criminal Court. Verified motion to file lale petition and to change scriveners error. 30101. Blume, Kessinger vs. State Bartholomew Circuit Court.

Oral argument set for April 25, 1962, art 10 o.m. 30 minutes each side. 30O21. Reed vs. State.

Lo Porte Circuit Court. Oral argument set for April 26, 1962, at p.m. 30 minutes each tide. OPINIONS Moron 1961 30274. State ex rel Uberto vs.

Homll-ton Circuit Court, Ardery, udge. Alternative writ vacated and permonent writ denied. Per curiam. The Issues have become moot unce Issuance of alternative writ by court setting aside previous (ADVERTISEMENT) New Plan Helps Control PIMPLES 12-point "Zemo Plan" of skin care, hygiene and diet proved helpful to 80 of teenage pimple victims in test! See etep-by-atep directions in jJemo Liquid Skin Medication. You must benefit from 30-day treatment or money back For "Zemo Plan" Circular, write Zemo, Dept.TA71, Klcmphis 1, Tenn.

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