Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 February 1941 — Page 14

TONIGHT

8:30 Cavalcade, WMAQ, WLW. £7:00-Big Town, WFBM. :00-Tony Martin, WIRE. 30-—Dr. Christian, WFBM. :00-=Fred Allen, WFBM. :00—Eddie Cantor, WIRE. +8:30—Mr. District Attorney, WIRE. To. 00—Kay Kyser, WIRE. £9100 Wendell Willkie, WENR.

* This being Lincoln's birthday, toSight’ Cavalcade program again wil honor thé emancipator with a io presentation of Robert E. Bie “Lincoln: The War Fears” Both WLW and WMAQ

will carry the Program start. ng at 6:30. *; This work. won Pultizer prize ~ Mr. SherMood and is an fm pressionistic Portrait of LinIn from the e of his elec as President Jintil his assassi- = ation, It - is = goo on Carl andburg’s study * lof the martyred President and the pation during the tragic Civil War Period. 2 Raymond Massey, generally recogized as the foremost impersonator of Lincoln, is to play the title role. @ starred in Sherwood’s stage play, ¥Abe Lincoln in Illinois,” and later in the movie version of the same flay. uw “Lincoln: The War Years,” was “-.#presented on the radio by Cavalcade a year ago. Tonight's production 11 be presented from the stage of he Playhouse, Wilmington, Del., to an audience of 3000. ” ” 8 Mr. Sandburg will be heard later the evening from an American legion pilgrimage dinner at Spring eld, Ill, Governor Dwight H. Green bf Illinois will speak on the same pr ogem which will be broadcast

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WBBM from 9:15 to 9:45. The ceremonies will culminate the Lejon’s annual visit to the Lincoln tomb. 2 8 8 - Wendell Willkie, chief speaker at y Lincoln Day dinner of the Naonal Republican Club at the Wal-rf-Astoria, New York, will be heard in a Mutual and NBC-Blue roadcast from 9 to 9:30. If the reception is: poor local dialers can WIRE, from 10:30 to 11, for a franscribed version of this program.

OLTZ-Clara VS Re 032 32 B. Morris 7 Bt., wife of George E.. mother of Mrs. + Edna Shelby, Mrs Edith Mavity, Edward ° R. Umholtz; sister -of Dudly Lowty of ndianapolis, Percy Cook of Lawrenceand also survived by four grand-

Deaths—Funerals

Services Thursd at Engle-

m., wood Christian A uren? Burial Washington Park. Friends may call at the J. C. Wilson Funeral Home, 1230 Prospect St.

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C SALE—The following delinquent will be sold Monasy morling, bruary 17, 1241, at 9 Sussman, Inc., 239 W. Washington Ls. in-

dianapolis, Ind.: =1818 . 8-31-36; *3240 12-28-35; +3437, 4-10-38; +8552, 8-14-36; S917, 11-16- 36: £8815, 1-12.37; ‘#9591, 3-8-37; 20-3 1, 8-22-87: +047, 4 309

P.) —Hancock County Sheriff John 11. |Dent said today William Nickson, 52-year-old WPA worker, would be held in the shooting of his estranged wife, Goldie, 42, at the Nickson home late yesterday.

shot himself in the left shoulder after firing a 12-gauge shotgun at his wife in a fit “of jealous rage.”

condition at Robert W. Long Hospital in Indianapolis. the woman was shot. in the chest and had head injuries, as if from a Plunt instrument or a fall.

was that Nickson dragged his wife from a nearby home where she worked as a housekeeper to the Nickson residence. moned by neighbors, said he found the woman unconscious from gunshot wounds. found hiding in a nearby haystack

7: [fined $70 today and sentenced to

‘charges growing out of an auto-bus ;|erash Saturday.

,|Rinier fined him $25 and costs and ‘|imposed a sentence of 60 days on 38; |a charge of driving while drunk rand $25 and costs on a charge of » being drunk. The cab which the -38: | defendant {with an Indiana F.ailroad bus at :|Capitol Ave. and Vermont St, po- ) lice testified.

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HUSBAND ACCUSED IN SHOOTING OF WIFE

GREENFIELD, Ind, Feb. 12 (U.

According to Mr. Dent, Nickson

Both were reported in critical

Doctors said Sheriff Dent said his information

Mr. Dent, sum-

Nickson, he said, was

with wounds in his shoulder.

FINED AND SENTENCED FOR TAXI-BUS CRASH

Ed Harrison, a cah driver, was

60 days on the State Farm on Municipal Judge Pro Tem George collided

was - driving

POLSTER SERVICES WILL BE PRIVATE

Mrs. Antoinette Polster, who died yesterday in the St. Vincent's Hospital, will be buried in Crown Hill Saturday following private funeral services at 10 a. m. in the Proffit Funeral Home. Mrs. Pelster, who was 79, died of complications resulting from a fall in her home, 456 W. 30th St. several weeks ago. She is survived by two brothers, George E. and Charles J. Maurice, and a sister, Mrs. Neddie Warc,, all of Indianapolis.

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Itching Pimples Kill Romance

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MRS. FERTIG IS DEAD AFTER 2-YEAR ILLNES

Miss Lena Fertig died (yesterday at the home of her niece, Mrs. Philip C. Lewis at Brendenwood, after a two years iliness, She was

She was a member of a pioneer Indianapolis family and ‘was educated in private English and German schools. She was a member of the Indianapolis Maennerchor and the Altenheim. Services will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial will be at Crown Hill and Dr. Jean 8S. Milner, pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church will officiate. Survivors include besides the niece several other nieces and nephews, including Frank F. Richards, Mrs. Louise Dixon, Frank C. Balke and Miss Katrina Fertig, all of Indianapolis; Mrs. Walter Cleveland of Evancville, Mrs. Herbert Boblett of Columb O.; Mrs, Beater Day of St. Pail, Minn., and Mrs. John Hargrave, of Cincinnati, O. ’

TWO GET LIFE SENTENCES

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia. Feb. 12 (U. P.).—To avoid a mob demonstration, Judge H. C. Ring yesterday sentenced Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Bender to life imprisonment for the murder of five-year-old Ralph Kohlicek a day earlier than their scheduled trial. The couple admitted murdering the boy, Mrs. Bender's son by a former marriage, so they could inherit his $1690 estate.

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MRS. EMMA HOLLIDAY DIES AT METHODIST

Mrs. Emma Goff Holliday, Indianapolis businesswoman, died yesterday in Methodist Hospital after an illness of several weeks. She was 46. Mrs. Holliday and her husband, John R. Holliday, operated the All American Bus Lines depot, 226 N. Illinois St., the :last three years. Previously they operated bus depots in Ft. Wayne, Ind.; Springfield, O.; Columbia, 8S. C., and Richmond, Va. She was born in Richmond, Va. Surviving are the husband; a sister, Mrs. Gertrude Schultz, Indianapolis, and two brothers, Thomas Ballard Goff, Washington, D. C.; and Lewis B. Goff, Richmond. Services will be at 9 a. m. Friday in St. John’s Church, with burial in Holy Cross Cemetery.

CHARLES W. SIMON IS DEAD HERE AT 73

Charles W. Siemon, a native of Indianapolis, died yesterday in the Methodist Hospital. He was 73 and lived at 858 E. Morris St. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Dora Siemon! a daughter, Miss Alma Siemon; a brother, Henry Siemon and a sister, Mrs. Flora Zanker. Funeral services will be held at 3 p. m. Friday in the Shirley Brothers Central Chapel. Burial will be in Crown Hill.

SET RITES FOR LINCOLN KIN BLUFFTON, Ind, Feb. 12 (U. P.).—Funeral services will be held tomorrow for James M. Hogston, 90, a distant relative of Abraham

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Deaths—Funerals 1 indianapolis Times, Wednes., Feb. 12, 1041 BURGIN—Oscar O., & e 19, Jon of Herman Burgin, brother of obe and Edward Burgin, Mary Cli Rob and, Matlorie Isenour, ass igh uneral Friday, fo ay burg Methodist Cc sich. may call

riends ihe’ “fathers residence Brownsburg: after ursday. Shirley service.

COOK-—Lena, 83 years, beloved mother of Mrs. George Gruner, Mrs. Lillian May, pissed away. Alte and 858

1713 8. ™ St. Joseph’s. G. H.

DAVIS—Leah G., age 39 years, wife of wi. liam and mother of Mrs. Ray and bert L. Davis, Passe Sway esday. . May ashi:

Funeral Thursday, Feb. at the Usher Mortuary, 2313 n St. Friends Burial * Flora Park Cemrtery. may call at mortuary.

invite td. Frien FERTIG—Miss Lena, home of her ee Lewis, Brendon

Herrmann Service

Bi away at the rs. Helen Richards

FIELDER—Rob bert F., age 23 years, son of elder, ‘nephew of John and i Nickum, passed away Jaonazy. Funeral Thursday, Feb. 13, 3 m., Bt the Usher Moreuary, 2313 W ngton St.;: 9 a St. Anthony’ Piends invited. Burial Holy tery. Friends may call at YASTUIALY,

HOLLIDAY—Emma, Goff, ‘46, belove wife Jo olltt av. Sister 0

ang, Thom 3 Ba allard Dew! Ss 0 " passed way! Tues ay.

5 Eiday. Holy Mer Le By Friends may call at Shirley Bros, Centra Chapel, Illinois _at 10th after 5 ednesday. [Richmond ° (Va.) papers please copy.]

HUXLEY—Joseph, R. departed this life uneral Friday, Fe irk Iryington’ Mortuary. 42 E. W ington St. m. Bu al Crown Hill, 3iyate. Piodis may gall Thursday, years, assed ay

a Tuesd day, 5, Ra the etho ospita get Date L endenne ed Hawick-

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Deaths—Funerals 1 indianapolis Times, Wednes., Feb. 12, 101 |

MILES— Anna] “Laura, age 54, beloved wile Barnett R. Miles, mother of Laurel R. jles and Mary Kathryn Askren, sister of Mrs. oldie Barnes, passed away Tuesday. Funeral Friday, 2 > m, at the Englewood Christian Church, =~ Burial Memorial Park. Friends may call at the late Femdence, 308 N. State St., from 10 a, m. ursday until noon x rider aig at the Ee after 1 np. Friday Shirley service.

RRISON—Clarence, husband of Eva, her of Mrs. Hattie right, Mrs. °Richardson and ook row Mor. rison, passed away esday m. gurviy we ox three sisters and Piw 0 bro at "reqdence 338

ghesd av. y. Dp. — praacle, qorner ‘of a ar and Fl fends invited, Interment Wat ington ark. Tolin Service.

RICHMOND...Irene B o poner. o of fe 4 A.

nd Gail L. Richm Maurice. grandmoth ol of Dick’ Maurice:

sister of Charles Dollarhide, Mr yantreese of Chicago, passed away TuesFuneral Frid ay " hind} at’ Ravel. 1 1 inols 1 Crown nd may call ot Whe chapel after Thureday

ROGERS-—Frances P., of 2210 N. Sherman Dr. entered into rest Monday, a 63 ears, mother of James 8. and | Orvil le Qo. agers. Services Thursday, 1 Srp Harry W. Moore Peace Chi, Burial Anderson Cemetery.

ROYCE—Theodore E., entgred into rest age 33 years, Adsband vd Roseyce, father of Saun Kay f Mrs. Jonn Handlon, Brother Raymond

mary Royce: son

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SMITH Henry A., age 84, ie her ot M Earl Reed, grandfather of uel Ree ed reat-granatather of Patty Jea her of A. Smit Skillman, Mrs. away Wednesday morning. the residence of the dau mile herth 0 Friday.

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INDIANA BILLIARD CO.

ALS FOR ALL OCOASIC KING'S Fixture pe +h Complete. 1603-45 Southeastern. MA-3401

« ELECTRICAL ¥ REPAIRING) y

~ ELECTRICAL FIX-IT-SHOP

Fix Everything Electrical Our New Dept. 36 W. Wash.

(EXCAVATING)

RI-4626.

EXCAVATING, grading, hauling and dependable dump trucks for hire; reason- »

__able prices. TA-257 (FURNACE LEANING) CLEANING. REPAIRING —Victor Furnaces; Oil Burners, Stokers, Gas JarRers. __HALL-NEAL FURNACES. LI-45

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SIX dining chairs refinished for $2 during February if brought to shop, 29011 W. __Jacksen. HINKLE.

(FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING. AND REPAIRING) NEW Chairs, Sofas, Old Furniture made TO R. SIMMONDS, 1010 Virginia.

(HAULING—LIGHT)

GENERAL Pron all kinds; furniture etc. siiable), $pe Service. Reasonable,

MINERAL WATER)

Mt. Valley Mineral Water, Hot rings, Ark. CRYSTAL SPRI INGS Ww. rl con _955 Ft. Wayne, RI-3212

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PAPER HANGING—' 41 Samples, painting, interior, exterior, estimates free; wor guaranteed. ‘ROBERTS. CH-6231.

PAPERHANGING, cleaning; estimates free; work guaran ntee Reasonable prices. Quality paper). CH-1137

(PHARMACIES)

VALENTINES and Sandie SES, Heart Center Ice Crea HARMACY. 2401 E. any eR 0255.

(PLUMBING & HEATING)

a N. __ Holmes. BE-1178.

(PRINTERS) NN ZZ “How to make money 24 advertising.” An old ad man explains the basic principals oi’ successful advertising and ore can invest dimes or dollars with BRM 25¢c mail. RICHARDS THE PRINT- . New York St.

(RENT A NEW CAR!)

NEW _ CARS, 1941 Models. DRIVE IT EOURSELP INC. 39 Kentucky Ave.

(SPAGHETTI DINNERS) Valentine Party? Come to the MILANO INN. Special entertainment. 231 8. Noble, MA-0958. (STORM SASH & DOORS) _

BALL & DURBIN — Storm sash, doo ors,

Estimates free, Prompt Service. __Mass LI-218

TOW “BLINDS) - VENETIAN BLINDS—Window & fhades, iG TERSQ NA ia Or COVERING . N. er an

Gocw. “clean sandwich “shop, excellent Tocation, low Jone, iced reasonable. CLINGENPEE E. Lebanon Net. Lebanon, 4 Phone 1405-W.

PARTNERS WANTED. INSTRUMENT A L. Details. Ogle 8ny er. __Veedersburg, Indiana. z

Swaps 31

BENCH H drill press, 2-in. Viking pump with ila h stinghouse motor; uth, Je. peiring. Cash for old pumps. 2541 Main ars

OUT-OF- TOWN DEA ® sed cars, All models. “ring 1h tie arkin arles, WwW

lot, 411 N. Illin See Ch _bpay 1 mor 5 BE Oi1.2,

AND GARAGES. Fre & Moore, ne oo

Business Opportunities

Cy os Moore inthrop. BR-5424; nights, MA-3321

RANDOLPH'S er mil Jhndows in tables, lumber, mil RAN Sek LUMBER CO. WA36 BUICK. 7 a “excellent t condiSen Will take property or farm.

1940 repossessed

GARDEN TRACTOR, $48; Manufacturing.

with tools. Universal 324 W. 10th

ludi HARNESS tics, oon on Farm & Home Supply; Inc. 1325 Ky. Ave.

MANCHURIAN WOLF Fur Coat, ne 20; fur-trimmed suit, $15, size i. tRibie.

OLD S0LD Wapted. We pay cash or

trade. Andersen, 35 E. Ohio.

Schools & Instructions 12

Pets, Poultry, Livestock 32

month. Prepare at hom jor examinations Full Particuiars, list posiWrite today Franklin Institute Pei ok Rochist ter, N. Y. iF YOU LIK KETCH or PAINT— Write for Ta Talat Viren (No Fee). Sve 2 and occupation. Box 25, care

Personal Services 13

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| INDIANAPOLIS MEN, WOMEN, gs U PER Government gous, Commence $10! A

ERFECTION meat cereal dog food, eliminates itch, y S3velops So soat,. B lbs, 35¢. SCHUH'S. 11-8897.

HER AULT ister DE native bred, best Sr HY Sa prices. DAMON

= AT .00 an Bred Gilts, sow, 8 pias $35. Wor Noises and mules, 4500 E. 30th. BABY CHICKS, $7 up; tom hate! 8 Sissi ki Ye nk

WILL rade, reasonable, TY re tory aan stallion. 3342-R-3. ;

Gas Range and Washer

Table top range has 4 burners, automatie ghting, control, broiler, utilities hite Teelany

efficient agitator, touch release on’ di around desirable wash

u ue f sold AS ethe $89. 9. oF terms. i KERR, s Washington St. Op eves,

Unclaimed Freight Station

any FELT BASE RUGS. ace” AR 8 yr

i. up 9x12 Wopl F 28 Ea. 2 COP PER Bo ul

Oa MU $1 GALY. TUBS, 75¢' Eh. S ious siz DADDERS, 15c per ft. and ups :

CAPITOL AT SOUTH

G. E. REFRIGERATOR—Pre-owned 5 cus ft. Bealed unit, steel cabinet, fully ree conditioned. Guaranteed. ; Terms $1.00 Week $79.96 Open Eva,

BLOCK'S WHSE., 424 N, il. Forced to sacrifice extra nice bedrm. suits, 25; Sold sD anop3n cockiali table, live CO mos. si 50 po; hy Hecirl washer, Japs sake bE sind electric refrige TALOF Srtect, 4 fives ‘bill 10. Bates Studio, 2258 N. HOT POINT ELECTRIC PR pwned, white porcelain, late model tae e top, with thrift cooker, Terms $1.00 Week. $84.60 BLOCK'S WHSE., 424 N. Ill. Open Eva, Complete with shampoo and trim. $i For a limited time only International Beauty School, 220 N. ‘Penn. 3 Per WALL PAPER 3, Se Large Choice of Patterns. HOOSIER PAINT & LINOLEUM 320 W. Wash, 211 E. Wash, WASHER MAYTAG Reconditioned $ t #.50 225 KE. Wash. Open Mon.«Fri.-Sat. Eves CHAMBERS GAS RANGE--New 30 model, 3) porcelain table top. Thrift cooker. Full uarantee Terms. $119.50 BLOCK'S WHSE,, 424 N. Ill, Open Eve, ARM Shoes, $1; Aroties, 80c; Shirts, 50c; Raincoats, 50¢; Wool Pants, $1; Breeches, 500; Gloves and Mitts, 10e. Blankets, Tents, Cots, Tarps., Drop Cloths, __ ARMY GOODS STORE, 620 N. Senate NORGE GAS RANGE—Pre-owned, white porcelain table (top; A-1 $39.50

condition. Terms $1.00 Wk. BLOCK'S WHSE., 424 N. Ill. ' Open Eve.

RENT a Modern, Air-conditioned Ice Refrigerator for Only

$9.50 a Year

Polar Ice & Fuel Co., 2000 Northwestern,

P.| USED GAS RANGES-—Repossessions and

trade-ins. Several to choose from. Priced—

4.50 ,, BLOCK'8S WHSE., 424 N. Ill.

Open Eve, dining rm., bédrm.

Pg dd nets $25 to $30; gas. stoves, , Hithen col cabin 4 a Joes, $8

ch Sven, ® 1 ra a GRIBBEN 943 aap or oes ail day ffi

MAYTAG ABER Pre-owned. square tub, new rolls, reconditioned throughe-

out. Guarantepd, $39.96

Terms $1.00 Week.....c.e000 BLOCK'S WHSE., 424 N. Ill. Open Eve.

“A t LE tee rie ong tn IE only

like new. Guaranteed. Terms $1.00 Week. BLOCK’'S WHSE,, 424 N. Ill

"Ret ano. And bulging naterials of en restos "WRECKING

in Ind

ac DIVELANS Br.neg HORTON A WASHER-Pre-owned, roun

porcelain tub, large size, A-1 condition.

Guaranteed. $24.95

Terms $1.00 Week.. BLOCK'S WHSE,, 424 N. "i, Open Eve,

Genuine Inlaid Linoleum §9¢ Val } te 51.89 1 Yd. 8 320 W. Washington. 211 EB. Washington

CIRCULATING HEA “New” mediu size, 20" bowl, Bronge $29 finish. Terms $1.00 Week. . BLOCK'S WHBE., 424 N. Tll. Open Eve:

INSIDE SER EAT a eal. .... "io C 320 W *shington NB

FRIGIDAIRE | ERATOR ~~ owned; 4 cu. ft. apartment size; . condition. Guaranteed. Terms $1.00 Week, ........ BLOCK'S