Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 August 1941 — Page 13

NORWAY SHOWS SCORN OF NAZIS

Apparently, Even Fear Unwelcome German Guests.

By WILLIAM H. STONEMAN Copyrigh, 1941, by The Indianapolis Times and The Chicago Daily News, Inc. LONDON, Aug. 4 —Declaration of a state of “civil emergency throughout Norway indicates that the Germans have something approaching a grand slam in the way of trouble throughout the conquered territories. The German move in Norway followed a series of unpleasant episodes all indicating that the Norwegians not only despise, but do not even fear their unwelcome guests. Details of the riot by 3000 Norwegians in Aalesund on the night of July 14-15 now have reached London and they indicate that both the Germans and their quislingite friends are having a nasty time.

Crowd Blocks Bridge

The riot was the result of a series of retaliations carried out by the Gestapo and German-controlled Norwegian police against the families of young Norwegians who had escaped to England. Seventy hosta largely of the fathers of people who had escaped were collared on an outlying farm

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and brought to Aalesund to await transport to a concentration camp near Oslo. | The date of their departure was supposed to be a deep secret but when the Germans prepared to take them to the dock where they were to embark thev found a crowd of 5000 people filling the streets. When Lindheim, local quislingite police inspector, appeared the crowd greeted him with boos and whistles and then proceeded to block the bridge over which the prisoners had to pass. The Germans then summoned marines from a warship in the harbor and ther were promptly mobbed with stones and umbrellas.

Germans Change Tactics

The marines fired revolvers in the air without any result until one prisoner appeared and asked the crowd to be quiet in order to avoid bloodshed. He concluded by shouting “God save the King” and asking the people to sing the king's song. Everybody began to sing and cheer as the ship left. Lindheim was forced to hide in a local police station until the Gestapo had arrested 25 leading patriots The Germans have now taken to transporting only three or four hostages at a time in order to avoid similar demonstrations.

SCREAM OF GIRL, 5, DRIVES OFF BURGLAR |

PASADENA, Cal. (U. P.).—Because she retained sufficient presence of mind to say "Please don't shoot” and then scream, 5-year-old Eileen Brooks saved her parents’ home from robbery. The burglar slowly emerged from: behind a chair, revolver in hand,| but the child's coolness routed him before Eileen’s mother could respond to her scream.

BOMBS KILL 17 AT SUEZ |

CAIRO, Aug. 4 (U. P) —A communique today reported that 17 persons were killed and 38 injured in an Axis air attack upon the Suez Canal area during the night.

PYTHIAN LEADERS MEET The Marion County Council of Pythian Past Chancellors will hold a stated meeting at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Capital City Lodge 97 clubhouse, 612 B. 13th St. Refreshments will be served following the meeting, which will be held on the lawn.

BRITISH ACTOR MARRIES HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 4 (U. P)— Carl Esmond, British actor, and Ruth Taub, literary agent, honeymooned today after they flew Saturday to Las Vegas, Nev, to be married by a justice of the peace. They will live in Beverly Hills

BENNETT CIRCLE MEETS T. W. Bennett Circle 23, Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic, will held a business meeting at 2 p. m. Thursday at Ft. Friendly. Mrs. Irene Compton will preside.

CONSIDER NEW MEMBERS Ben Harrison Camp 356, Sons of Union Veterans, will meet at 8 p. m. tomorrow in Ft. Friendly. Applications for membership will be read.

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7:00—Vox Pop, WFBM. 7:30—Gay Nineties, WFBM. 8: 8:30—Baseball, WIBC. 9:30—Blondie, WFBM. 9:30—Cavalcade, WIRE. 10:30—Raymond Gram Swing, WIBC.

If you haven't yet tuned in on

Broadcasting System, tonight would

Featured are to be Burgess Meredith and Margo in “Song Without End,” a fullhour show combining drama and some of the world's best music. This will be the sixth of 12 broadcasts designed to demonstrate new program ideas. WFBM will air the program at Margo 8 o'clock. Claude Debussy and his music provide the theme for tonight's offering. Written by 22-year-old Jean Holloway in poetic vein it dramatizes the story of Debussy's life. Meredith will portray Debussy while the role of Gabrielle, the great love and inspiration of his life, has been assigned to Margo.

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o'clock and will be heard each Monday hereafter. Clinto Twiss is master of ceremonies on the new show with Gloria Blondell handling the film reviews and starring in the dramatic spots. Martha Tilton will be the singing star and music will be by Gordon Jenkins’ orchestra.

Another musical program making its debut tonight will be that of Freddie Martin and his orchestra who will be heard from Hollywood over WFBM at 9 o'clock. Martin, a saxophonist, has been heard in | cBS shows featuring the Marx Brothers and the two-piano team of Fray and Braggiotti. Freddie is a Springfield, O.. boy and organized his first band in Cleveland. Later he joined an orchestra touring Finland, Denmark and England. On his return to America he organized another band

{which was engaged by the Com/modore Hotel in New York.

Tonight's Calvacade, WIRE at 9:30, will tell the tragic story of Typhoid Mary, the servant girl who unwittingly carried disease and death into every home she entered and of the efforts of Dr. Sara Josephine Baker in reducing the death toll from this disease.

Cal Tinney, young humorist and columnist, begins a series of amusing news commentaries over WIBC and Mutual at 7 o'clock tonight.

Fulton Lewis Jr, Mutual commentator, is on vacation and his regular 6 o'clock spot on WIBC to-

‘night is to be filled by Frank Blair.

THIS EVENING

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MUTUAL—WOR, 710; WHK, 1420; NBC-BLUE—WJZ, 770; WOWO, 11 NBC-RED—-WEAF, 660; WTAM, 11

WSM, 650. 90; WLS-WENR. 820; KXOK, 1380. 00; WWJ, 950; WMAQ, 670.

CBS—WARBC, 880; WJR, 760; WHAS, 840: KMOX, 1120; WBBM, 780.

OLD DEFENSE ORDER IS PASSING FOR NEW

OGDEN, Utah (U. P.).—When the Federal Government took over a

large block of farm land near here to construct a 21-million-dollar general Army supply depot, the new defense order clashed with the old order of defense. One of the buildings on the tract was a log cabin, constructed in 1857 by Mormon pioneers. The old structure was complete, even had an iron door that the pioneers bolted each night as a protection against marauding Indians. However, the cabin was in the

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) |way of the defense warehouses and had to be razed.

HUNT OLDER MEN JOBS WASHINGTON, Aug. 4 (U. P).— Federal Works Administrator John W. Carmody today advised Senator Carl Hayden (D. Ariz) Government and private agencies concerned with national defense projects had been given his special proposal for wider employment opportunities for persons between 45 and 65.

Deaths—Funerals 1

Indianapolis Times, Monday, Aug. 4, 1941 CASEY Jose, beloved sister of Mrs. Ernest Whitsett, Mrs, Irwin Shoemaker und aunt of Private Joseph Whitsett and Robert and Mary Whitsett, passed aver Sunday. Funeral Wednesday, 8:30 a. m., at residence, 1343 Wane ‘St.; 9 a. m.. St. Catherine's Church. Friends invited. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. ceased was a member of the Alt ciety Friends may call George W. Usher Service.

COGSWELL—Lester Milo, beloved Earl and Flossie Cogswell, Mrs. Juanita Horn, Kenneth, Leon, Richard, Rosemary. Virginia Lee, Dorothy Mae and Bessie Jean Cogswell, departed life Saturday. Funeral Tuesday, 3, at the Community 9: B. Church, 20th and Tipton Sts, 11 m. Burial Spencer Cemetery, Sheridan. ‘Ind. Friends invited. Friends may call at the resigence. 2001 Ralston Ave. Moore & Kirk Service.

COUNTS —Christingé_ C., beloved wife of Lee: mother of Eimer H. Counts: daughter of Christine Thielking, Batesville: departed this life Mondav. age 33. Funeral Wednesday, August at NOL. & Kirk Notineast i Funeral Home, 2530 Station St.. 11 Burial Batesville. Friends Invited. (Batesville 1Ind.) Tribune please copv.}

"Ruta tna Ta W.. age 64, husband of

assed away Sunday at resigence 312 } fahcock St. Services Wednes2p.2 Holmes Avenue 3ospel Misurial Floral Park. Friends may Ma Funeral Home after 4 Ss

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GOGER — Mary (Graston), Saturday at Methodist Hospital, wife of Herman Goger, an ¢ Mrs. Earl Graston, Albert, Clyde, Mrs Alma Jene Green- . roiyn. Mr and Clarence. Funeral from Lauck Funeral Home, 1458 Meridian, Tuesday, 2 p. m. Burial ound Hill Cemetery.

JOHNSON Mrs. Edna George, 3612 Winthron Ave. wife of E. Johnson, mothrs. Marian O'Haver, sister of Carrie Duffey, DeKalb, Ill. and 3radley George of Chicago. passed away un ay evening, Services at the Flanner Buchanan Mortuary Tuesday, 2 p, m. Frien Ss invited. Burial wn Hill. riends may call at the mortuary.

BIDWELL _Chagles es B. age 24 years, 80! r. and Berane 8 g ete Dgervices Wiesds ? hn Home. Burial oral Friends may call at the funeral

passed away

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‘abrmao—————————————eaie i Indiana; ay, Aug. 4, 1941 MCROR —John 72 years, pelover Thusand of Edna FR tather Murs. Prieda Faulkner, Mrs, Mar Robert H. and S_E away Monday

he Rome, 1 1508 S. Burial Memorial Park.

PAGE — John (Jack), pauppend of age, Jha of Charle fags. rath he of Page, Qed aturday, Mo. Funeral from his 843 N. Firat St.. Tuesday, Aug. S, a. m.. requiem mass at St. P ip Rent Church, 8 a. m. Friends invited

PRESTON -- James G. passed away Sunday. survived by one son, Dale: two brothers. Charles and ei one sister, Mrs. Mae 8 Derp. i Friends nay oil any time after 2 p. today at Llasengym Funeral Home, 22s Shelby St. Funeral services 10 a, sday. Interment New Crown Cemetery, Friends welcome,

SCANLAND George W.. entered iio post Sunday, age 83 vears: father Anna Roland. Mrs, rile Grace Charles. Mrs. Susi grandfather of William H. Yireiitia E. Roland. Services Tuesday. 2 Pred at the Maa i ler Mortuary. rench Lick, Friends may call at ihe Harry W %. Moore Peace Chapel until p.m.

of Edn

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rs. Fannie Applegate and Mrs. Norte Osborne. Departed this inform Monday. Funeral notice later. by a ormation call Moore & Kirk.

SPELLMAN-—Mary (nee Tulley), widow of James Spellman. mother of Mary Agnes Spellman, sister of Mrs. Margaret Leéonard, died at her residence, 1411 lowe Ave. Rhyragy, Aug. 2 Tuesday, Aug. 5. 8:30 a. m., residence; reGuien mass at doly Church, 8 a Cemetery.

Cross Friends invite

WELCH-—America er of Noan and Richmond, son, Ste rake, Goldie Brown, Cordia. Dillender, Charles and James Welch, Martha Ruschaupt and Homer and Ear] Richmond and Leona Buchanan. passed away Saturday. Funeral Tuesday, 10 a. m.. from Shirley Brothers Central Chapel, Illinois at 10th St. Friends invited. Burial Lick Branch Cemetery, near Madison, In Friends may _call any time.

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AMERICAN AUTO PARTS & TIRE CO. Tires, 60¢ Up. 2129 BE. Wash, CH.6560.

(AUTO RADIATORS)

OVERHEATING corrected, leaks el aired, re- SSPEIaE Ras Eas. 623 N, Illinois. __ACME RA EST. rs

~ (AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN)

SEE JOHN VOLLRATH PERSONALLY at Meridian Pontiae, Ine, for New and Used Cars.

Army.

1525

(AUTO LA INLAND MOTORS, , Downtown DeSoto, Plymouth and 8 alemite Lub. serv. 1133 N. Meridian. LI-6544

EXLER AUTO SERVICE, 305 N. Senate, TT Repairing Service on heavy duty equipment.

Valuable sales franchise available for a protected nationally advertised and patented proven product. Every home owner a prospect. Only small investment necessary to start business of your own. y by letter giving references as to character and previous sales experience. Only local residents considered. Marion County Franchises to be awarded at once. Box 870 care Times.

There is no better nor more economical way to cool off these hot summer nights than a oh in your own, So Fill up with gas and oil from 0 LR Sopendabic ‘service Stations. Net elo

(FILLING STATIONS) CAREY'S STAND, D SERVICE. “Always dependable.’ 5083 BE. Saiehigan. Road service, batteries. IR-00: BE IN Garmithae oi Service Staoe” York, for complete

D SERVICE is Wash-

tion, 3301 checkup. BORCHERDING STANDAR ready to Wy e your car. 2000 E.

ington, DRIVE IN R. M. Bone (Bob) Service Station, 0s Southeastern, MA-0055. Batry se

& BRANSFORD 8 ICE STA N is at ur service. 1752 Boulevard

TIO Place, WA-012 Fill Jour fon. hete . ARLINGTON TEXACO ST Re Q service, 1 EB. Wash. eton, YOMR-5% ISIT our tien tonight! Atlastand Serv-

Ve Stati courteous.” 1187 Kentucky, LI-0

Have vour car chi t BAKER'S SUPER SERVICE FRATTON. 32 N Went Ronis D in BOS TEXACO SUPER RICE STATION 3608 Northwestern, VA-0389. Efficient service

Pent TR STompt service. 1901 idian, LI-0D8¢ i Tarn Aa ‘is ur service always.’ RIVE. vds * SERVICE in nA STATION. 155 Main

Sh state ae - ‘ae ehd abe Ra fox S50. ays penda is always foun

sgihdale Bihudd 8 in. oer

at DRELE & Prospect, ce Station,

ers’ Station. Have 3 sour i

CEMENT, brick and block work, estimates

SKELLY SERVICE — 30-minutes service; washing 50c; battery recharging 75¢. 1811 W. Wash LI-0720.

(AUTO SPRING C0.) Automobiles, trucks, huses. Quick, depend. able service, 832 W. Washington. LI-9262. (AUTO TOPS & UPHOLSTERING)

HERB. C. ROEDER, 10 BE. 10th. LI-0624. Auto Tops, Upholstering & Seat Covers.

(BARBER—BEAUTY SCHOOLS) INTERNATIONAL BARBER SCHOOL, 343 . Washington, LT1-0700 intern foal Beauty School, 220 N. Penn. RI-8067

__ (BEAUTY SHOPS) MARY ROSE BEAUTY SHOP, 507 Roose velt a 1.I-06%3. Hair Styring, Per__manent Waving. RUBY LEE BEAUTY SALON, Ave, RI- ~0345 Permanents, $3 + BR P.M, SALLY NEW BELUTY SALON, K. of P. g. ® Downtown @ LI-0283, ‘Massachus’ _setts and Pennsylvania. U-NBATA BEAUTY SHOP, 1608 Meridian -6889. Expert Work, Ah Lines Beauty Culture.

: (BEVERAGES)

BUBBLE UP BEVERAGE CO, ING, 2404 B. Washington. Tops for ‘Taste As eorted Flavors. osereniy (BODY SHOP—PAINTING) TRIANGLE BODY SHOP—Complete Body, Fender Repairs: Paintin 8 = Specialty, 1442 N. Capitol. RI-329 (BUSBY BODY & TENDER SHOP)

BUSBY Bod” & Fender Shop. Wrecks reule hho nting. ay 16 N. Oxford.

TC — TOR KENT) Cit Canoes, Boals IE Jt Greaeiy

bbedsbudidnd 08 Boat House. BR-0082.

(CARPENTERING) CA ment and brick work roofing and genera remodeling. Sereens porches. BL-0359, {CATHOLIO 10 SUPPLIES) BROTHERS CA CATHOLIC SUPPLY HOUSE, Ohio

19 E opposite Post Office. LI-2173. Sou 95

(CEMENT AND BRICK WORK)

Ca Mass, ep. 8

Terms. 904 W. 10th. LI-5613.

(CEMENT FINISHERS UNION) NT FINISHERS LOCAL NO. 338— IL. Jones Jusiness. Agent, (40 WN. Senate. LI-199 1288,

(CHARITIES GA THOLIC ) CHARI

ree

AR EA RR. Ab 1004 N.

C R. Fu Peanayivania.

tot, | LOGSDO

(CHEVROLET)

“EAST SIDE CHEVROLET, INC. 5436 E. Wash. 3204 E. Wash, 840 k. Wash,

NORTH SIDE CHEVROLET, INC. 63d. (B. Ripple). 3015 W. Wash.

(CHIMNEY WORK)

REBUILDING by expert workman. All wk. guar. Free estimate. Patterson. CH-2365

(CHRYSLER—PLYMOUTH NEW, USED)

C. H. WALLERICH CO. 850 N. Meridian. RI-45786.

(CHURCHES—BAPTIST)

FIRST BAPTIST—Meridian at Vermont. Rev: Carleton W, Atwater. Bible pHi :30 a. m.: church, 160.

ERT Re = SURORREEIL BAPTIST)

BEREAN MISSIONARY BAPTIST, Wade and Linden Sts. Rev. Ford Porter. GA-

(COAL)

ACME-MONON COAL CO. — Coal, Coke and Stoker Coal. 1015 I. 28th, WA-4661.

CIRCLE COAL CO., BE-5065 Daylight Coal Co., GA-2468 DREXEL FUEL C0.—GA-2251

FREDRICK COAL CO.-801 Beecher. MA7451. Buy now before prices advance.

FUEL & SUPPLY CO. MA-3395 LI-5381

MONUMENT coir MUESING MERRICK COAL CO. IR-1191. WA-2481, DMA-8585.

Saxson Bros. 5' MA-9779

(COAL & Sone

BLUE DIAMOND COAL CO W. Bedlock, Mgr. Yd. Office, 55 S. Beri, CH7500, Downbn, 131 B. Market, MA-8548.

(COLLEGE)

INDIANAPOLIS COLLEGE OF PHARMACY, 802 E. Market, LI-1753. Registra~tion date, Sept. 15, 1941. (CONSTRUCTION COMPANIES) CENTRAL ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION CO. Albert J. Hort. Pres. 607 Peoples Bank. MA-5680.

TRY OUR SERVICE &

ECONOMIZE. LI-9643. TRANSFER (DELIVERY & TRANSFER)

ACME Delivery Service and LI- 9642

Transfer. (DENTIST) A. os BROADSTREET — Fvening, Sunday Ca 314 Board of Trade, MA5 Open Wednesdays. D. 8, 2719 E.

Dr. Fone Riffle % Wash, CH-1850 (DINE _AND DANCE)

Cannkls n ‘Hotel WASHINGTON Sapphire Room Jo" vias saaner

(ELEVATORS-PASSENGER, FREIGHT

ELEVATOR, INC. A Industry Established 1913, 114280 Southeastern. LI-2341,

(FARM SUPPLIES AND MATERIALS)

fome farm supment through eau Co-op. LI- he)

THE HOME

SAVE by purchasing ALL plies. materials and Ry your Marton Henry,

Assn, 7131 W. (FENCR)

S578 87

ANIES)

on farm. 361, -6665

low oR ue estim

S441 0317 (FENCE CO

R FENCE CO. Factory, ree. Basy terms. HU-8

(FLOOR BANDING)

FLOOR ¢ sanding and refinishing. Terms {f desired. No extra cost.

osenar

Roos

— | sgprms

£36 E. (West).

Ford Fence Co. rE e. ma mp

(FURNITURE)

, used furniture for less. HOOSIER ING CO.. 237 BE. Wash.

(FURNITURE BUYERS)

WE PAY HIGHEST CASH Prices for Good Furniture. LI-9271

(GARAGES) ELM GARAGE 142 W. Market.

(GASOLINE & OIL)

$200 ACCIDENT POLICY given with $1 or fHo%s purchase, Associated Service Staons

(GAUGE MANUFACTURERS, TOOL ENGINEERS)

Merz § Bnginesting Co. 300 S. HaRDiNe: MA-7431, (HIDES, WOOL, FURS)

H. M. STITLE CO. 226 KENTUCKY AVE. RI-0644, RES, HU-2536. (HOOVER SWEEPERS)

THE HOOVER CO., Sales and Service, 1131 N. Delaware. Free home trial. RI-1388.

(HOTELS)

JLURITAN HOTEL-—Corner New J Market. MA-2391. Fireproof buil Transients, Permanents.

Roosevelt Hotel j=, neeime, oe

(INSECT DESTROYERS)

OUR INSECTICIDE KILLS bedbugs oie roaches, etc. National Sani

RI-0533.

& ing.

tertation 229 Indiana, RI-2237.

(INSULATION—ROCK “woor) Batt trim, 35-1b. bag, 50c. ROCKWOOL 23rd hee. (INSURANCE)

A. BE. BAKER~-627-634 Occidental Bldg. 17-3834. Agent Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance. Cap.

Revoked Drivers Lic. 3 iss

Revoked Drivers’ License

PETIT SMITE A NS. AGENCY. ‘ 312 A RY AED0. RY-8040

SC Eo rRiy

SOAPS. waxes, mops, brushes, disinfect. ants, “If a anizor uses it > sell it.” H. P. CHEMICAL CO., LI-344

(LABOR on

UNION PRINTERS make good customers. Progressive Merchants know this. - dianapolis Typographical Union,

HOD CARRIERS’ LABOR UNION Local 120, 442 N. Senate. LI-7283.

(LOANS)

SACKS BROS. LOAN CO, Cor. Illinois & Ohio, RI-5004. Loans on Anything.

(LUMBER)

SERVICE WRECEDNG CO. nr N. West Si LI-7910.

uy Jous lumber from WRIGHT-BACH-AN LUMBER CO. Indianapolis Union

Stock Yards, RI-8000. (MINERAL WATER) Mt. Valley Mineral Water From Hot Springs, Ark. 955 Ft. Wayne RI-3213, (MOTOR FREIGHT LINES) Transamerican Freight Lines. Ine. 1456 E. 19th. CH-1651. (MOVING & STORAGE)

SHERMAN, Local and long distance moving and storage. RI-4707, GA-2926.

(NASH DEALER) NASH DEALER--NEW--USED ROUSH MOTOR SALES 1010 B. Washington MA-5823 (NURSERIES)

GLE CREEK NURSERY CO.. St.-Lafayette Road, Route 52.

_ (OFFICE Wolin

INC,

EA 82d CO-3361.

Thon, PANDELL Trak —1601 N. Capitol, opposite te. Method st Hospital. “Flowers for _all occasions.” WA-0217. (FRATERNAL ORDERS) _ FRATERNAL ORDER OF FAGLES, No. 211, 43 W. Vermont. RI-d4144. 1. B THIEL, Secretary. (FUNERAL DIRECTORS) FEENEY & FEENEY FUNERAL HOME. 2339 N. 3.3, Hen dian. WA-4504. H. HERR 1308 8. Eat.

R . 1308 Prospect 2 TOL

" MA-8488, MA- 6069,

J. C. WILSON. 1230 Prospect. MA-4044.

(FUR COMPANIES)

FUR SQATS Cleaned, $3.60. CALL NOW! INDiANa FUR CO. np 3378., 29-31 E.

MA-0433,

(FURNACE CLEANING) CLEANING. REPA AIRING -yISi Furnaces;

“Tadithapols Wont Ad. Nuss BIST om

Oil NEAT Stokers, ‘Burners. EAL FURNACES. L148 76

ING CO.

HENDREN 6858 Century Bldg. MA-3467, work.

(PAINTING) PAINTING 5%.. Safes, a‘saor (PAINTING AND CARPENTRY) E

PAINTING and ca TY work wanted. _____ (PHYSICIANS)

Free estimates, all RI-8201, James Marshall. DR, JOSEPH I L. STOREY, 334 N. Nlinois, office, TA-3680; res., TA-5370. PANGS BALDWIN’ "PIANO BALES ROO

“ 8 “MA-1431 | = (PLASTERING) PLASTERING and cement work, new and

old a specialty; reasonable prices. WA-2655.

ADVANCE P PRINTING C( 1 V. Shaad, rs 8. Illinois Room” 50. LI-1865.

— SE ENDREY P 685 century Bldg. @ Risen,

(PROMPT DELIVERY)

TRY OUR SERVICE & TRANSFER

ECONOMIZE. LI-9642, (REAL ESTATE—GENERAL)

elt Robt. MacGregor Co. A ss,

(REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE)

JOAN R. WELCH & SONS ESTABLISHED. 1888. 23 W. OHIO.

(REAL ESTATE—SALES & EXCHANGE)

Elbert L. McDaniel, [F-27%

MA-4933. “(REAL ESTATE)

SOLD OVER $1,000,000 worth Indianapolis homes, Have large sales force and cover the city. Whether you wish to buy of

sell, call us. 0. L STARKS. MA-o847. LI-3723. HU-5241, Harry ‘Harmon, Brd. Trade Bldg. (REAL ESTATE—SALES, INSURANCE)

Studebaker Realty ..5'neny.

(REAL ESTATE—SUBDIVISION)

NORTHDALE LAND CO. 1019 Lemcke Bldg. MA-3583,

( Kana ESTATE—~SUBURBAN)

ALLEN, 8., 130 N. Delaware, MAe Lid ‘speciatizing in large tracts for 28 yea

(RECREATIONS)

FOX-HUNT RECREATIONS, INC.-1 E. Washington. RI-0534. Bowling

billiards. _Afr- conditioned. S -. 959 N,

DEZELAN'S BOWLING ALLEYS Holmes Ave. BE-4443. 13 modern. aire conditioned alleys. (RUBBER STAMPS) NAME STAMPS, 30c; or aarking ds dev? . BLYTHE RUBBER Delaware. LI-4145 ___(SAVING & LOAN ASB0CIATION ARSENAL ROILDING TION. 819-20 State tite Slag. RI-5901. (SCHOOLS—HAWATIAN GUITAR)

Ta4) Inerol Conservatory of Musie Mr. G. W. McClure, Mazager. 1028 N. Delaware. 1-8364.

(SEA FOODS) ASR About Our 8 hofals) WESTERN

ORTH NE ores WA-00 36. (SIGNS)

BOAZ JR., Signs. “Servide worth crows ‘Ing over.” 40 Virginia Ave., RI-6240.

(SIGNS—NEON)

CAPITOL NEON SIGN 8 DISPLAY Gene EB. Painter 211 E. South, ASL

(STAPLING & TACKING EQUIPMENT)

AHN. J. R. CO.. 31 E. Georgia. LI-60 Kling-Tite, Hansco Tackers., Acme

dustrial Bia Staples. — (STUDEBAKER, NEW, USED; ALL Ae Vv. J LAvAND at ROY A INC. B. 10th. py BAKER ade Ins. (TAVERNS) LEE'S ToS TAVERN. Entertainmen$ every Eh, Pn New Management. 3756 Corea Ave WA-0187. (TAX1 CABS) APEX CAB CL F. C. Goodwin, Prop. 614 Indiana Ave. LI-0033. (TIRES—NEW AND USED) TOM ROGERS TIRE SHOP 3117 W_ Wash Open Eves. BE-4300 (TRUCKS FOR RENT)

RENT a new truck! More yourself! Drive __It Yourself, Inc., 333 E. South, RI-8177

(VARIETY STORE)

ality ocerion

Sea A aS, Foods,

ine

VISIT ELSON'S VARIETY 8 Sundays—Lunches — Qua meats 921 N New Jersey

(VAULT CLEANING) PTIC TANKS cess pool, outside toilets, fon A All rd infecting Siusas on 2 00! sinfectin pumping utfit) Bris coll, lizabeth St., Shelbyvile. Ind. ons S115 M. ig (WINDOW _ BLINDS) d YS SHADE .

00R COVERING TAT AER LINER __ (WINDOW SHADES)

KEITH SHADE CO.

JET A ILLINOIS —— [ELA

'A-1 SHADE CO.

(WOMEN 8 AND MISSES’ APPAREL)

BERMAT SALES—Coats, D Dresses and Retcories. Suite 716 P. Bldg.

(WRECKING COMPANIES) WRECKING CO

CLEVELAND 1320 Kentuckv Ave (FX | Want Ads cost less

pest. Phone RI-566L.