Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 October 1940 — Page 20

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TRAIN CALLER 25 YEARS DIES

Parson B. as Former Union Station Gateman, Was 11.

Funeral ee for Parson B. Chambers, train caller and gateman at the Union Station for 25 years. will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Conkle Funeral Home and burial will be in Washington Park Cemetery. # Mr. Chambers died Monday night at his home; 2109 W. Walnut St. He was 77 was born in Boone County and had been a resident ot Indianapolis for 30 years. He was a member of the West Michigan Street Methodist Church. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Dicey Chambers; a son, Noel B. Chambers; a d ughter, Mrs. Audrey Steinbach, and five grandchildren:

John Joseph Wilhelm

Six-year-old |John Joseph WilSor collapsed yesterday while playing near his home, 5117 E. Washington St), and died & few moments later. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Wilhelm. Dr. E. R. Wilson, deputy coroner, said death was ‘due to heart disease. The child was a pupil of Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic School, He is survived by his parents: three brothers, Fran¢is A. Wilhelm Jr, James Michael] Wilhelm, and Lawrence Anthony Wilhelm; and a Sister, Mary Si Wilhelm.

JOHN HANSEN, CITY

GROCER, DEAD AT 75

, 1602 Ringgold Ave. an Indianapolis resident for a half century who died Monday night in the Methodist Hospital, will be buried in St. Joseph’s Cemetery following funeral services at 9 a. m. Friday in St. Patrick's Church. Mr. Hansen was 75. He came to Indianapolis from Denmark and was a grocer here for 35 years, the last 25 at the Ringgold Ave. address. He was a member of St. Patrick’s Church. IIe is survived by his wife, Mus. Hansen, a niece and (hree nephews.

Gus Vernick

Gus Vernick, Red Cab Co. supervisor, died yesterday in his home, 809 Cottage Ave. Mr. Vernick was born in Vincennes and had lived on the South Side for 25 years, Survivors are his wife, Mrs, LaVerne Vernick; a daughter, Helef,| and three sons, Gus Jr. Robert and | Donald Vernick. Funeral services will be held in the G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow. Burial will he in Crown Ill.

:Mrs. Mary Helen Maxwell ! Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Helen Maxwell, social secretary Christ Episcopal Church, who died Monday night, will be held in the! church at 3 p. m. tomorrow. Burial will be. in Crown Hill, © Mrs. Maxwell was 17. She was a resident of 1ndinhapolis for 49 Ears) and lived at 2022 N. New Jersey St. Bhe was a life member of church, an officer of the Welfare Club and a member of thie D. A R. Survivors are a soil, Hall, and a grandson, George I. Hall Jr, both. of Indian: apolis.

State Deaths

ANDERSON—Amnroce gran Sheriridge 80. Survivor. Sister, Miss Ella Shoririage CRAWFORDSVILLE —Merie F. Coons, Burvivora: Wife, Clara Haroid

ELKHART — yernon Ww einer vivors: Wile, ase, iui her. Mis. Steiner; sister IMIS. Irs Masi Mrs. Ella Weaver, 8. EVANSVILLE—Mis, Nina Gordon: Fairchild. Survivor; Husband Richard Allen JONESVILLE—Mre lena Peters, 85. vivors: Husband Fred. sons Ralph Richiard and Kldor daughters, Mrs Selma Claycamp, Mrs Vera Bode and Liiss Lecua| Peters: brothers Henry, Edward Theodore! and Mariin Burbrink: sisters. Mrs Amelia Tellman and Mrs Emma Mellencamp

MARION—Sagiiiiiel A Bellamy. 64 vivors: Wife, Katie, sons, Cilifion David; datight Mrs. Glen Kingery Miss Barbara MBelidiuy. 10 Lrothers ‘W. V. Howglrd, 63. Survivors wile tha: sons, Mervi &and Hex sisuer, George Michiel, Mrs. Clara Memmick, 92. Survivors: Husband, Silas: daughters, Mis Arle Drool, Mrs. Glen Thon ps oni and Mrs. Glen Wale son: sons, Halph, Walton Hafeld and] Donald. DARTINSVILE Alonzo N. Hinson, : Daughters: Mrs. J. A. Tagga Myrtle Meredith aud. Mrs Walter her ther: brother, Mangrum Iinson

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MILFORD—Jolin K. Cerver. 60. Surviv-| ors: Wife, Barbara: tons Floyd Valenliue and Moses: daughters Mrs Fil Yoder. Mis Roman Slaybsugh, Mrs Christ Miller aud Miss Catherine Gerber. brothers Valenti and Moses; rsters. Mis Mathie Jaatzi Mrs. Rachel Juutzi and Mrs Faunie Bik | MONTICELLO— Joseph Cgllins, &3 Survivors: Daughter, Mrs Gertrude Wailand son, Llovd: sister, Mis, Ida Boze NEW ALBANY--FRufus LeGate, 70. Survivors: Wile, Missouri, sons, Robert and James: daughters, Mrs M Robinson | and Mrs. HK. C. Heich sister, Mrs Mary Wimberly, brothers, G. C and A. H. PRINCETON—Williamn C Temmons, E3 Survivors: Sou, Clarence; dausuter - Mrs Rov Rogers; brothers, Jack, Frank, Sauders and Je ROCKPURT—Mr2,

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Elizaneth Roberts. 70. Burvivors: Husband, James; brother, Josie Kirchgessner; sister, Mrs. Carrie Gueplricli, SEYMOUR Gilbert Hauersperger, 27. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs Hauersperger: sisters, Mrs. Lawrence 8 mons and Mrs. Heury Carr, Charles FI. Bentler, G6 Survivor Mrs. Mary Vahl, UPLAND—M1s, . ors: Son, Gerald; mother, Mis gister, Mrs, Dora Collins _VINCENNES—John FP. Edwards Wife; three children Winifred Ostendorf. 63 Husband, Bernard: two cluldien Miss Beuluh May lane, 23 Parents, Mr. and Mis Bert brothers and sisters

Salil Sister 56.

Daisy Myers Survive

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Branch Library Hours Changed— The public library's business branch at Meridian and Ohio Sts. has returned to its winter schedule, which sets the hoiirs at 8:30 a. m. until 6 p. m. each day except Sunday,

Frank White to Speak—Members jof the 12th District, American Le- | gion, will hear Frank White, editor loi “Legionnaire” tell the story of the | loca tion in Indianapohs of the Na-| tional Headquarters, al a ineelig, [tomorrow night at 119 E. Ouio St.

D. G. Snyder . +. directs “rodeo.”

The second annual truck rodeo, at whi the truck driving chainpion of [Indiana will be chosen, will be hata in connection with thie annyal convention of the Indiana. Motor Traffic Association neld Friday and Saturday at the Antlers Hotel, . Preliminaries will be run tomorrow and Friday nights and ihe finals Saturday nmioruing, all on North St., between Meridian and Pennsylvania Sts. D. G. Sayder wiil be in charge Ryan B. IIall, association managing director, announced that convention speakers wil include Ted B. Rogers. Washington, D. C,; president of the American Trucking Association; Lieut. Gov. Henry | FP. Schricker, Democratic candidate for Governor; Glen Hillis, | Republican candidate for Governor; Rep. Clifford Davis (D. Tenn.), and Homer Chaillaux of the American Légion.

Here, Is the Traffic Record DEATHS TO DATE County City vane Beleee sig 42

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Total 66 97

| 1939 | 1940 |

Injured

1— 11 | Accidents 0 | Arrests TRAFFIC Cases Convictried tions 14 14

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Violations Speediiig Reckless diving Failure to stop at | through street | Disobeving traffic | signal | Drunken driving (All others

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MEETINGS TODAY

Sigma Besa, Saveritv. Severin Hotel i. Siaclair RB. Wm Fli Lilly & Co.. Gulf Refining Uo. Tri Chi Sorarity. wm. ladiana Fighteis, 2 pn | Tastitute of Credit. | 6:30 bu wm. Marvout Fmplovees tion. liotel Washington Della Sigma Kappa, U.Ww. Mm Lions Club Clavpool Hotel. Young Men's Discussion C 4 ii Aldmni

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1 | | oie perm noon. Twelfth District | Board of Trade noon, | Sigma Alpha Epsilon, noon {| Indianapolis. Real Estate Board. Property Managers’ Division. Cunsry Collage, noon, Indiana Society. Sons of the Ameriean Revolution, Spink-Aims Hotel. noon. Delta Theta Tau. luncheon. Seville. noon. Co-Operative Club of Indianapolis, Co{linkia Club. noon. Indiana Motor Tiaffie | Antlers. noan. | _ Junior Chamber of Commerce, Cortese noon. | orty-Plus Club. Indianapolis of gry R30n. m Kiwanis Club. Columbia Club. noon,

Association

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MEETINCS

Sigma Nu, Hotel Washington Goveiior's Commitee wii Aviation, Was Sling lon i Hotel

30 fadiana Willkie © Clubs, Hotel Washington. 6 p.m

101i. 10GI, Quiet Birdmen. of lee lndustries, Harel

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Siewardshin Committee, D. of C., Hotel veri. 2 Iaud/anapolis ‘ieachers Union, Hotel §

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asningron. noon Adverdising Ciub of anapolis Athletic Clik Sigma Chi, Stegemeier's tel Restaurant, noon Construction league of Indianapolis, Architects and Builders Building. uoon. J dranapolis Camera Ciab, 110 E.

8 ‘Bela Pineia Pi Canary Cotege. noon. United States Department of Agriculiure Ciub. Board of Trade noun lambda CLi Aipha Alumni Russett Cafeteris noon. inaianapolis Motor Trancportation Club, Inc... Fox's Steak House, noon - iadiana Motor f Assgeiation, truck roaec, 100 block Nath = all day. fadiana State Association of Firefighters, | Clavooul Hatel, all day

Indianapolis, noon Stratford Ho- |

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MARRIAGE LICENSES

(These lists sre from official records in the County Courts House. The Times therefore. is not responsible for errors in names and addresses.)

Victor S. Nelson. 88 Chicago. Til; Spiegel, 26, of 2220 N. Alabama. Ciarence T. Richards, 18. 1014 Em£}son; grehevieve A Laurence 26 of 2160

Not J. Moran. 27. of 2431 Frookside Parkway: Catherine E Early, 28, of 2531 Brookside Laurence Ashby, 37, of 1052 Flver Ave.: Teie Montgomery, 22. of 2915 Station. Lyman DD. Eaton, 34. of 1202 WwW, 35th: Alberta M. Speicher, 27, of a N. Dela-

5. . a Leim. 25. of 1318 Cruft: Thelma

of 338 Villa, H. Kerr: 29. of 4002 Graceland:

Jeanne

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| Gladys M. Galloway, 19, of51129 N. Ala-

bama ss E. Elsea. 28. of 2340 Kenwood: Velma IL. Jones. 24. of 2739 W. h. William G. Goodwin, 23, of 15 Mildred K. Terhune,

Stevens. 25.

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~ Ordnance Expert to Speak—Lieut, Col. J. K. Christmas, commanding officer of the U. S. Ordnance Proving Grounds, Aberdeen, Md. will address the Indiana Section, Society of Automotive Engineers, Oct. 17, in the Antlers Hotel, Earl C. Booth, section meeting chairman, said this | will be one of two meetings devoted |

to defense and that officers of the | | Regular Army, Reserve and Na-| tional Guard have been invited as | spec ial guests.

| Post Sponsors Party—Service Post | | 128, American Legion, will sponsor KE benefit euchre and bridge party | lat Legion Hall, Oaklandon, Friday | | night. Club Meets for Dinner—Members of Townsend Club 21 will meet for a chicken dinner from 5:30 to 7 p. m. tomorrow at 2217 E. Michigan Then they'll hear an address]

| Ct. | by Mauric G. Robinson, Republican | candidate for Congress from the |

11th District.

i | Astronomers Meet Sunday —

. [Howard D. Minor, instructor at Park

{Schiooul, is to discuss “Spreading As-| [tronomy” at a meeting Sunday of | the Indiana Astronomical Society at | typosraphic Terrace, 28th and Me- | rican Sts, | Interesting objects for cbservation in October skies will be announced [together with an outline of observation meetings during thie remaining Autumn months.

| English Club Elects—Tom Hines, | 2055 E. 46th St., a senior at Indiana | Central College, has heen’ elected | president of the college English Club. The new president also is a meniber of the Zetagathea Literary Society, 1le was graduated from | Broad Ripple Itigh School.

CITY GIRL CONFESSED

WAUKESHA, Wis., Oct. 2 (U. P.). —District Attorney. Scott Lowry said today that Donald Gersonde, 17, Wauwatosa High School cheer leader, had confessed he shot and critically wounded Betty Bossingham, 18, of Indianapolis, after their elopement plans fell through. The shooting occurred last Sunday afternoon, Mr. Lowry said the youth told him. They first reported the shooting was accidental. - Gersonde was held without charge pending outcome of the girl's wounds. She was reported in critical condition at County General Hospital from wounds in the right arm and chest. Mr. Lowry said Gersonde told him

the met Miss Bossingham while she was visiting relatives here and they

borrowed the Gersonde family auto(mobile on the pretense of going to a football game. The youth said they started for Crown Point, Ind., to be married but discovered en {route that they lacked enough funds to obtain a marriage license,

Monkeys Flee Auburn Cage

AUBURN, Ind. Oct. 2. (U. P.). —Maggie and Jiggs, an enterprising pair of monkeys, played Tarzan and Mate in the tree-tops of Auburn today while Owner Victor Thomas schemed how to lure them back to their cage. The monkeys escaped yesterday, and spent .most of the day picking apples for Auburn housewives, and then throwing the fruit at anyone who came near. Tiring of apple-tossing, they moved into a big elm this morning, just beyond the reach of Lape,

‘GANDHI CHEERED ON HIS 72D BIRTHDAY

BOMBAY, India, Oct. 2 (U. P.).—| Mass meetings and public prayers) were held throughout India today in honor of the 72d birthday of Mohandas K. Gandhi, Indian na[tionalist leader. Gandhi spent the day on a train returning from Simla where he con-| ferred on Indian independece aspirations with the Marquess of Lin(lithgow, Viceroy and Governor Gen-| eral. He rose for prayers at 4a. m.| in the common compartment in

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

CLANS SHOOTING OF

Brown, Turner Compare Notes

Movie comedian Joe E. Brown stopped at the Municipal Airport long enough today to compare notes with Col. Roscoe Turner on their respective auto accident injuries. Both were hurt in recent mishaps, Joe’s car went over a 30-foot embankment and Col.- Turner’s was in a collision on the South Side. The comedian, - who also said hello to Airport Manager I. J. Diénhart, was on his way to the World Series in Cincinnati.

GROSS INCOME TAX ADVIGE IS OFFERED

Twenty-eight points where gross income tax returns may be filed have been established in Marion County for the taxpaying period which continues until Oct. 15. The points will supplement the service offered at headquafters of the tax division at 141 S. Meridian St. The business establishments and homes designated as filing places are:

West Side Motor Sales, Ine., 2419 W. Wosnmeron Sts Sta fford’s Texaco Station. 3448 W, 16 Mrs. Ed Connell, 1705 W. Morris 15th rg Exchange Bank, Union Stockvards: Madison Avenue State Bank, 1377 Madison Ave.; Paul Merrick, 2229 ‘Shelby St.; Fountain Square Bank, 1059 Virginia Ave.: Fletcher Trust Co. 1332 Oliver Ave. Mrs. Estella M. Conaway,

N. State Ave Mrs. Nellie Walker. 20 Johnson Ave Freund's Drugstore, Highland Place and Michigan Ave.; Jones & Maley, Inc., 242 E. Washington St.: Art Rose Tire Co.,

930 N. Meridian St.: Hoosier Motor Club, 323 N. Meridian St.:

. E. Mathew, 54 W. 30th St.:: Carl Repel Drugstore, 4001 Bo Soin vard Place; Byers Bros. Electric Co., 2942 Clifton St.

Hyland Plumbing & Hardware Co., 2911 Clifton St.: Sam Engle, 2417 Station gis Lula M. Meyer, 2339 Gale St.: Room 102 City Hall; Assessor's office, Court House; Stewart's, Inc., 4¢ E. Washington St.: New Augusta State Bank: Ewail's General Store, Acton: Harry Wray. Cumberland; Pierson Filling Station and Kennedy's Shoe Store, Beech Grove

DRAFT LENIENCY ON MARRIED MEN URGED

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2 (U. PJ). —Conscription regulations for determining who will be drafted into the Army and who will stay home were reported today to be very liberal about exemptions for married men. - The regulations will be the vais for rulings by local draft boards. A final draft of them is being studied by the Justice Department. Lieut. Col. Victor J. O'Kelliher, legal advisor at draft neadquarters, | said he would advise all draft ! boards to be as lenient. as possible

5. Pearce, Dewitt 8. Morgan and which he traveled, answered letters about men with dependents.

Howard N. Sweetman.

Twelfth Annual Dinner Set—The | Central Christian Church will hold its 12th annual officers’ and teach- | ers’ dinner tomorrow night at the church, The theme of the meeting is “Christ and the Church for the Kingdom.”

! BIRTHS Girls Henry, Hazel Skaggs. at ‘St. Saily., Mary Mayfield. at St. Vincent's. Franklin Mildred Schenck. at Methodist. James, Florence Burroughs, at Methodist. Lawrence, Dorothv Stuart, at 2025 Barth.

at St. Vinat St. Vin-

Geneva Vannice, at Methodist. Ann Giles, at Methodist. Lena Smith, gt Methodist. Margaret Reichel, al Methodist, Nelly Annes, 2l M Meihodist,

DEATHS 6& ut 1922 N. Pennsyl-

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Francis.

Boys James, Aurelia Wohlhieter,

Virginia Nonweiler,

Carl. Lows Pall Curl Will

Herbert Webster Villa, chronic myocardins, sense Robson 49, ul 2423 N, Capitol, | cerebral heworrhiage, Hardy Sparks, 72 al City, broncho-pneu-POA, . David DeBruier 86. 1828 N. Illinois, cardio vascular renal. { George Sims. 77, at 259 N., Miley,

bral hemorrhage. { Parson Chambers, 77, at 2109 W. Walnut, | Coronary occlusion. William Malone 66. at City. cancer, Harry Rossell, 66 at Cily, carcinoma. Autiiie Sullivan 93, at St. Vincent's, | pluewmonla, | at 4907 E. 16th caneer. 40. ul City, acute circu-

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Sam Harris, 67 Elizabeth Cole, latory callansce. Titus Mille 23 at laaohary tuberculosis, Juli Lyon, 1, al Riley, [ery

2944 Colina, pul- |

bBacillary dysen- |

FIRE ALARMS Yesterday

| | | ! 501 8. Webster,

7.03 A. M - plo dun, $600. 21 AM 3300 N. 12:55 B. 1935 PR: ii flue, 4:06 P. M | Aue $3. 4:28 P. M.-~Dumps at Rural and South-

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teinad 8:08 P. -1265 Standard Ave.

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| TRANSPO RTATION SCHEDULES c

RAILROAD AND BUS To Chicago—Big Four: 12:10 a. m. (except Mondays). 1:55 and 10:20.-a. m.; 1:20 and 4:35 p.m. Greyhound: 12: 15. 1:38. 3:45. 6:45 9:30 and 11:30 a. m.; 1:15. 3:30. 5:45 and 9:15 p mm Monon: 12:30 a. m, any 5 p. m. Pennsylvania: 2:33 and 10:45 Lom, and 3:38 p.m

To Cieinnati-B, & 0. 4:20.

our: 2:20 (45H Iii. Greyhound: 1:28 3: “is 9:15, ‘15, 8:40. 11:45 yp. my.

3 To Cleveland His Four: 4:35 a. m.: 1:45, 4.50, 5:40, 50 p. m. Pennsylvania: (4:31 pon. i ti

To Columbus, Piltsbursh, Alid New York Greyhound: 1, 7:30 11_p. m. Pennsylvania; mw. 1:45 4:21. 4.31, 10:32, 10:

To Joussvile Xone; 3 1, 5 30 1230. Penn-

11:59 p. m. 4: 38, 9 a. m.;

2:25, 5:10 p. m. Louis— -Big Fours 12:30, 2:45, 7:40, 10:20 . m.; 12:02. 5

te. 12:01, 7:10 a Im: 5. 12:55 p,m. Pennsylvania: 4:17 53 a. m.; 12:10, I5: (30, 10:58 p. mr. ‘Te Tuledo and Deira ound: 3:30, 7:30.09 a, m.: 5 p. m. Big Four: 4 35 a e: 3% a. mn (except Sundavy, 7: 30 a. (Sunday only), 10 and] 10:50 np. 1m,

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_Chicago— Ameri Jean: 7:38 bh. om. Faster 6: 5 ahd 1:25 p.m.

3 pin fy Nashville and Miaml— ern: ¥:35 a.m (to Birmingham), 11:2 nn. 2:20 and 8.05 p. ni.

Ta Cincinnati, Washington, Sh raeiphia jand New York—Aierican: 10:16 a. in. 11:01 and 3.16.

! To St.Louis and Kansas City and the | West TWAr 4:2 & I. 12:18, 3:47, 8:16, | Bn. a.

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STORM MOVES NORTH | NEW YORK, Oct. 2 (U. P.).—The | Weather Bureau said today in an. (advisory timed at 8:30 a. m. (Indian-= | | apolis Time), that the Atlantic, Istorm 150 miles southeast of Nan- |

| tucket, Mass., continued to move | northeasiwar d, attended by gales north and west of center, *

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land devoted an hour to spinning. Gandhi was cheered wildly at] wayside stations, where surging ad-

WILLKIE PLEDGES. TOLERANCE " WASHINGTON, Oct. 2 (U. P.).— Republican Presidential candidate Wendell L. Willkie told American Jews who begin to celebrate Rosh] Hashanah today that “insofar as it . the United States will never harbor racial or religious intolerance or. persecution.”

HAWAII REGISTERS OCT. 26

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2° (U. P.).—

President Roosevelt today fixed Oct. 26 as draft Registration Day for! Hawaii. Mr. Roosevelt indicated that he will proclaim registration

i soon,

OFFICIAL WEATHER

«United States Weather Bureau ___

INDIANAPOLIS FORECAST — Fair tonight and ig warmer tomorrow. 142 I Sunset

Sunrise. ..... ~ TEMPERATURE —Oct. 2, 1939— I p. m. "BAROMETER TODAY 6:30 4. m. 30.16

6 a.

m.. Pager

ending 7 a. m. 'fotal precipitation since Jan, 1... a [Excess since Jan. 1

Indiana-- Fair tonight and tomorrow;

warmer Lomorrow. IHinois——-Fair tonight warner Lomorrow. Lower Michigan—Generally fair tonight and tomorrow; little change in temperaLure,

Ohio— Considerable cloudiness and tomorrow; continued cool.

Kentucky—Considerable cloudiness {night and tomorrow; continued cool.

WEATHER IN OTHER CITIES, 6:30 "A. CM. Station: | Weather Bar. Temp. Amarillo. Tex. 29.86 54 Bismarck, N. D Boston .. Chicago ... {Cincinnati Clevelind Denve Doar Citv. Kas Kansas City, Little Rock, Ark Los Anzaeles Miami, Fla Minneapolis-St. Mobile, Ala. ... New Orleans

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CONTINENTAL STEEL DISPUTE IS SETTLED

A labor dispute at the Indianaplolis and Kokomo plants of the Coni tinental Steel Co. was tentatively I'settled today. The Steel Workers Organizing | Committee, a C. I. O. affiliate, called! a strike at the company Sept. 26 ‘for a wage increase for “openers.” [Thomas R. Hutson, State Labor Commissioner, who arranged the _ | tentative settlement, said wage negotiations will be resumed Friday.

1940

| Deaths—Funerals

Indianapolis Times, | s, Wed., O ., Oct. Tp

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|dates for Alaska and Puerto RicO graNHAM William, age 46. Husband of

Bernice Branham, father of Mrs. Lucille Lilford, Mrs, Lillian Dencenzo, Thelma Lowder and Miss Betty ham, brother of Ernest Branha Mrs. Hazel Pinkston, passed away day. Funeral Friday, 2 p. i Blaine Ave. Church of Christ. may call at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Lilford, 559 Vinton, after 6 p., m.

Thursday.

HENDRICKS—Carl S., {gmer of Mrs. VireX Harriman, Ralph F. and William R.

| WANTED to adopt

Friends ||

endricks, brother y Thomas A. HenBe passed away Tuesday afternoon. Services the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Thursday at 11 o’cloc

burg papers please copy.)

SEY—Pearl I. Belov ed wife of Herb Huss sister of Mrs. 2 Dull of Creedyings O., passed on Rn 2 at her home 37th St. Service and burial in Bhs 0O., Friday.

als > pas beloved husband of nna Jacobs father of Mrs. Elizabeth Miller and Alfred Jacobs: grandfather of Harold and Omer Miller, passed away Funeral Thursday at 2 H Herrmann Funeral Friends invited.

St.

Jacobs Monday Pp. m. m. at the G. Home, 1505 S. East St. Burial Crown Hill, tfuneral home.

KING—Edward H.. age 56, beloved husband of Mrs. Bessie F. King, father of Mrs. Gladys Close and Mrs. Marie Virt, grandfather of Rader Lee Virt, brothe of William Thomas King of El Cajon, Col.: Mrs. Ronnie Reidel of Madison, Ind.: Mrs. George Saar of Littleton, Col.; Miss Anna King and Miss Martha. King of Salt Lake City. Utah, passed away Wednesday a. m. at the residence, 5248 Brookville Rd. Funeral Friday| from . Central Chapel. Illinois at at Burial Washington Priends may call at the chapel after 17 Wednesday. | Madison (Ind.) ANSTS lenis copy. 1

KIRBY—Ruth O.. beloved wife of Elmer, mother of Shirley Ann and Donald: daughter of Mr and Mrs. Walter Colyer: sister of Stella Colyer, passed | away Wednesday morning, at residence, 30 S. Iris. Friends may call at the Blasenvm Mortuary: 2228 Shelby, from 4 p. m. Be sday to] riday noon.. Funeral services, 2 Pp. Baptist Bin.

Friday at the Lynhurst Interment Floral Park Cemetery. Friends invited. LONG—John (Jack), 2322 Valley Ave., beloved husband of Jennie, stepfather of Mrs. Edith Melvin, Mrs. Bessie Gaddies, Mrs. Wilma Southard. Mrs. Thelma Dwigans, Mrs. Vivian Merklin, Earnest and Carl Ross, brother of Earnest of New Castle, Russel, Charles and Oliver Long of Indianapolis. departed this life! Tuesday, age 47 years. Funeral Thursday, Oct. 3, at the Moore & Kirk Northeast Funeral Home, 2530 Station St., 10 a. m. Burial Hartford City. Friends invited. [Hartford City papers please copy.)

POWELL — Clara M., entered into rest Tuesday, widow of Bertram B. Powell, foster mother of Mrs. Vivian Frye, Mission, Tex.; sister of S.«M. Collins, Costa Mesa, Cal.. and Mrs. Jennie L. Groenke, St. Joseph, Mo., sister-in-law of the late Claug and Jesse Powell, _ Service Thursday, 3 m, at Harry. W. Moore Peace Sane. ‘Cremation. RICHAR;

SON—N-ellie, beloved daughter of rs.- mma Baber, stepdaughter of i Baber, sister of Virgil, passed away Sept. 30. Friends may call at the Blasengym Funeral Home, 2228 Shelby St). any time. Funeral services 2 p. Thursday. Interment Washington bark Cemetery.

SULLIVAN—Annie E.,, beloved wife of John J. Sullivan, mother of Ida McGlaughlin, Margaret Morgan, Lillie Whitehead, John William Sullivan and James Sullivan and Albert Rice, died Monday. Sept. 30. Funeral Thursday, Oct. 3. from the residence, 2150 Pennsylvania: St.. 8:30 a. m. Services at Sacred Heart Church, 9 a. m. Friends invited.

THOMPSON—Hamlin J., of 6116 Be lefontaine St., passed away Tuesday b os y Sevbises at the residence ri m. Friends invited. Burial at on P ohapel Cemetery.

of La Verne Vernick. father of Gus Jr.. Helen, Bobby and Donald Vernick] passed away Tuesday a. m. Funeral Thursday. . H. Herrmann FuS. East St. Friends Crown Hill, Friends

Joseph Jr.. Jackqueline, Ann Louise and Michael Curtis. passed away Mopaay, neral Thursday, Oct, 30. a. m. Usher Morsuary Fo Washington: Anthony's Church. repay’ ‘vated, " Burial _ St. Joseph's Cemetery, Friends may call at the mortuary.

Funeral Directors

'FLANNER & BUCHANAN

MORTUARY AIR-CONDITIONED

Friends may call at!

k. Friends | invited. Burial Greensburg, Ind. (Greens-

| 946 N. Illinois,

Funeral Directors

Money to Loan

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 2, 1940 30] Money to Loan

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12A

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Special Announcements 128

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A DA ANNCUNCING 4905 W. 14th.

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2718 E. Washington

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2213

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Stokers.

Gas

__HALL-NEAL FURNACE. LI-4576

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ning. painting. Work BAR-

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Cabinets Puiltin: low SET

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Get Our Prices Before = You Buy Built-in Kitchen Cabinets.

HOOSIER MFG. CO. { 231 N. Penn. FREE EST. RI-5349.

(CARPENTERING) CARPENTERING — Remodeling. storm sash, cement. cistern repair; hauling. CH-2778 Ring 4.

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“WALLPAPER REMOVED WITH STEAM _ ALIX JOHNSON. 1815 Ludlow Ave. CH-6393

(ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS)

BAILEY ELECTRIC SERVICE 8 E Market, LI-4154. Contracting engineers. equipment. household appliance. repairs.

(ELECTRIC W WATER HEATERS)

roofing, light

HOME APPLIANCES CO (FIRE—TORNADO) = GEO. A. BUSKIRK Insurance . 241 N. Penn. RI 5088 (FLOOE COVERING)

ARNOLD FLOOR COVERING SERVICE— Installation contractors, all type Jisor covering. 218-220 McCrea Place. LI1-9606

3360 N. TA-1880.

PEFRLESS—RYBOLT—MONCRIEF and all furnaces. EHRICH FURNACE CO.. 1628 Bates. MA-1080.

A SPECIALTY Remodeling Ww. R. LLL

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nets: price reasonable. CH-1337 (INSULATION)

Hot Point Water Heaters

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RENT A NEW CAR!

RENT NEW _ CARI 1940 M DRIVE. YOURSELE. INC., 39 a tucky Ave RI-778 (TIRES & A TIERIES) TIRES—New. used and retreaded. Lowest prices! FALENDER TIRE & BATT CO., 2314-18 E Wash, CH-1303. EAY

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VENETIAN BLINDS Window Sha PATTERSON 8 SHADE & FLOOR Soi 1142 N Meridian.

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A 1350 N. Nlinols. RI-1581. RD

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Learn profession: permanent income, 2 ; for right women with small ine vestment.

Address Box 326 Times.

Swaps » 31

ELECTRIC ironer. ABC. Like new for fu® coat or what? BR-4720.

Pets, Poultry, Livestock 32

THE HOME ELEVATO a home industry. efablizhed 12 Tig: 50 South-

eastern LI-2

INC.,

R PEKINGESE, female, 13 Months,

ED CReap. 519 Parker Ave.

(PING PONG TABLES)

PING PONG | tables. regulation size, $9.90. RANDOLP: MBER CO.

H LU

1121 E. a

WA-3318.

(PLATING WORK)

RIGHT PLATING WORKS—Spacializing in Dati fixtures, Sao isers, wall plates, 640

. Ohio. RI-T1 (REAL

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SALES EUGENE NERO. 2

914 Paris. TA-

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list of homes. . WELCH 23 W. Ohi

(ROOFING)

ApERICAaN CONSTRUCTION CO..

siding . Financing,

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& SONS. 0.

241 N.

Remodeling. painting,

no down pavment.

(STORM SASH)

‘Ask Boh Foster,

Remodeling

Co-Op. Fall Lawn Seed

Farm, Garden, Plants Re-Seed Now Mixture—3 lbs., 95¢; 5

Ibs., $1.50—Marion County Farm Bureau Co-Op., 731 W. Henry. LI-6381 GRAPES 85¢ BY Apples 50c bu. up, Apples

cider 23c oO 24 HOURS’ DAILY 230 R

2 s BRING CONTAINERS PEACHES, Potatoes. $1 bag; grapes, $1 bu.; apples, 50c bu.: crabapples. cider. Bring containers. W. 16th and Montcalm. EVERORIENS oi {Satubs. i home NSE, s reasonable aschmeyer Nursery. 206 W, Troy Ave. DR-1 1298, y y

Merchandise for Sale 34

125-20 SAVAGE Sporter,

1700 Ky. Ave. BE- 4180 |

| Storm Sash Ma

€

de t CH-2184.

(SURVEYING) _

"Survey Lots—Farms

ETE

DRIVEW

o fit: easy terms.

CONCR AMERICAN ENGINEERING v0. wa Swa.szes.

(SURVEYORS) UR _F. HAUFLER

RTH 327 PEOPLES BANK

BLDG.

(VENETIAN BLINDS)

LI-5003

excellent in and

Qut: sling. $16.50. ISLEY. RI-3471.

Foster Lbr. Co. $100 BED, dressing table with good E rings

and mattress, only $35. HU-74

8-PIECE solid oak Credenza dining room suite, $50. 427 Prospect

for Cash 5 E. Ohio.

netian Blinds, Tops, Linoleum

1142 N. Meridian.

SEE Patterson’s for Custom VeSink floors, Linowall, All-Metal Kitchen Cabinets.

Patterson Shade & Floor

Covering Co., Inc. R1-1496.

Shades,

UTILITY INSULATION & SALES CORP. 4183 Broadway HU-1358. Johns Manvilié roofing. siding, insulation.

VENETIAN BLINDS Direct from Indianapolis manufacturer. Custom built, high gua, lowest prices.

Free estimates,

R-1158.

(INSURANCE) M. E. Molloy Insurance so; virginia. RI-2031

(INTERIOR, EXTERIOR DECORATING) PAINTING, paper hanging, steaming. Free

25 W. Blvd.

estimates. Work guaranteed. SHEPARD, MA-4009.

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CABINE with good Service Wrec

Phone RI-5351

ETS Jom mechanical dy raed

1or

anels 320

lowest want

Bono Rraphs . West, LI-7910.

word rate in the city and quick results.

Bargains In Andersen Diamonds 3 DINING SUITE. oak refectory table, __biece: $39.50. 310 E. Washington. Porat Family size. Frigidaire Sacrifice. 310 E, Wash. i 15¢ Doz. up; Jugs 75¢ doz. Fruit Jars [5.02 obi Tes Dx doz, FOUR: DOORS, 134x30x7 ft. Birch. come plete with hardware and glass. LI-2184, i 310 E. Wash, GAS RANGE, $5 JF We Gas stove, porcelain, good baker $10 3308 E. 10th. -Open eves. 2 y Clean, cheap. "Bugger Fruit Jars oc" 565 w. Walnut. | KALAMOZOO Oak Stove, 815; Nubian Hot Blast, $20. Hurry. 822 Woodlawn. PARLOR HEATER—In good aan RUSH JOBS MAKE US SMILE. HENDREN RINTING, 685 Century Bldg. MA-3467. as fixtures oakers equipment special snijipment- buv-seli 419 BE Ohio UTILITY CABINET. ‘$2.50: 9x13 nolan: $3.50: used heating stoves. 917 Vir. Ave, 310 E. Wash, WASHER, $10 °3.%. Soe