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PAGE 30 ._ ie - : _ THE INDIANAPOLIS Sm a meee. FRIDAY, AUG. 29, 1041) Seon 5 Mites yg “Ril Advertise In Lost and Found 7
DEFENSE BRINGS Notice to Fair Visitors—All Highways 220 . een uae 20d Poudre
Ind. 3, 15 miles over Re 31, 5 and 3. I
MODERN ACADIA To City Are Free of Detours Except 40 REE fs ws
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> ol 9000 Must Leave Homes SO dianapolis fr f d tours. excep! Bik io So he Trl. of Maison} Ind. 114 East and west of North Man. Li Phone Riley 555 | | coe oP. ), eR Pittsburgh Steel Mills [Road 4 On Haute [Ment and Roads 7 and Cr jersve and Poses dad Mn C2 See and Compare These Values! Insert a Times Want Ad for from oor = Be
on Batend le LE, I A en ne I i re di | Executive Service Inc, *® DE FE om EE Ei i | SUD FE RAINCOAT [on isan 5% dois sn } . Ba tara { n 1 No es TE ST be TS y Holds .
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f nounceaq 4 \ 2 wi ston N “1 ~ 3AE/%1% \ a» 1) | 1 3 ) oreiana 1 S 2 . es . r,t Your . . - 1 general hous . Rv GILBERT LOVE | Three \ ‘ PR placed | aL A Jes Us ; nd i : oo ® Boxy Fur Coats $2250 Nae to 2c per word. Ask ol wo good cook Rood, Hons give — al iter $a Nf ‘ A roads anrine the n : > Yv% mi un 12 -F : < Miami ( : 4 30X 313 n efile n St roads auring t Bronson ! L 2 ol ine to Mt, Ef ‘oats ® Ie zs ee - a r— t week. They are on Roads 50 }",} i Tor waptly to Bass<l i. 135--F £2 ntown mile ; X 0 $FitieA ue Gomis jour Free Want Ad Offer. I» AN TED- ross: no. ex erience neces F 2 voHBEM z= ‘nd 56 northeast of Lawrenceburg: |viile, 14 over is 78 d 26 jer count vel and c te al 4 @® Swirled Sleeve Coats \ $2975 | sary. Apply 9000 E. Washingt A " n ie; os Wiitren Who 7 pe ‘Road 122 east from Boston and eg, -cio ed ] BL M0 Sal over 6, 24s Ye SE frag == ( ® Trotteurs ( . . . . joe we ET oe 2 cd PAR ies. |¢ " Road 135 east of Mo ntown rked tour 8 les from Terre nd. 15¢ From Bicknell t reelandville, \ 3 3 ® Yoke Back $4975 Classification Finder cave int Ee wis oiisi Wiis B : : » Indianapolis over Roads 41 and|8': le \) 8 rE 3 : And Many Others! °
1¢ Det ours now in effect ar rough traffic from Indianapolis to nd 55—From near Johnson to Owens-
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in strange place ATs TL Is at and Ind. 28 "Ind. 4¢ m Ro to Batesville, 20'2 nd. 167—From Albany to Dunkirk, 6'3 N SAR k | fic: Marteriie Bean A850, 2 “hyes Hime " numerou as hh Yeo 4 . eB 5 A Ysa A 3 90 les over Ind. © NE Peed . -. 3 ’ To consult t e tinsville. Ind AULY St ) Three times as NUMErous : 1 | Ind. 2—From 1 mile east of Rolling|miles over Roads 29 and 220. les” ove: ES 67 and count ol on] : Out-of-Pawn u he Lost and Found Ind. © a banished peop tonatell < miles over Roads 20 and 123 U. 8S From Wasl y east, 1 mile {miles over Ind. 18, county roads oads Bs 00 fasiloot Wut OrmiScaion Ne, 7 is waniea for day Work I j= mane immaorta mn {ONL iC Q TA “hele 3 t fa ~ n y roe 1d ty rs 1 9 3 hay » 3 ; aire for 112ht w mae Hina B® ihe modern Acadians!2tiz mil over 1 35, 221 and 22 b. 8 nd Ind. 56- Prom Lawrence i Bone { : i FUR COATS If you want to buy a good used car, + K tucky Ave ; work.
I | consult Classification No. 37, ete { care 2 children; stay 6. Ho . 3 OS . te. 21x, car f en; stay. 1424 N. i Sra 4 - Ant ; $1.00 DEPOSIT 4 Wa rmias after s_and 1 evenings. tkinson, || his Se i! Holds — !
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: , hids 3 | 3 lea IPS; Aphid SERRE he | open Saturday Night Tl 8 o'Cioe | BEAUTY OPERATOR | IR-3222 -2839 : S : Crab Lice : EXPERIENCED | x - geet lH Sl NE | ORDERING WANT ADS 4 _° | clean: 6 days. 1424 { Bi 2 miles east R U | 4 3 3 Ti, cit} DUST ON ONE SPOT Ark for free Dog Booklet. b3 3 FS 3 EE ; TOTTI EL RT | Your telephone call to RILEY 5551 puts We tress bp. nn , Garden, 30 north ; : you in instant touch with an Ad-Take® Sot oN :
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Woit Lake. 3 QRUG STORES ls a — ad to THE TIMES OFFICE, 214 W. MARY. |- — ee
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they are " ager and i§ will receive immediate at- SRE J i kn Jseation. WANTED — 25 experienced wie | The Times maintains a capable s’aff of io ee cong | courteors trained Ad-Takers, who i pli rope splicers on small rope. cad 0 I / I eady serve you and assist in writing Apply in person, 1302 Ww. Washington. Hoosier Tar-
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the mass migration from Hor nestead 8 { a > r——— is by far the largest, ae | Ad: r / PAY 12 and ugues: ne A ; ait Cif 3 oo. j2 s, i e than ever, the economy Want! FOR UP N' SUITS $ ind fraught with the most diffi- 4 { Ads of Indlanapolis. AND ; y a, ra OVERCOATS
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\ . 3 Ytivees FIRST ( |S 1 1 — posed of more than 0 dwelling Deaths—Funerals FIRS an j blend Ton pay small, wea r-beaten houses : —— re SS. tun for advancement. 618 Mass, N . | Indianapolis Times, Friday Aux. 29, 1941 : Zrodsl.
tree-lined streets; brick and er rm —— a houses 11 apartment a ; | ARBUCKLE—Nelson Lowell, age 58, passed | PRINTER to ate established out-ofe BhAinoe ao 3 t has its \ ; | away early Friday morning at the resi-| own Jol ho, HALLAM, 2519 College ulamss, sag Dat ce a | dence, 5016 College Ave, husband of | AVE irsday or Friday after 7.00 susiness sections with 1 200 re- a he Emily Helmus Arbuckle, and father of} Pp. m, ‘all wrabailie 3 STO " 8 } Dr. Russell L. Arbuckle. Services Flan-| YARD MAN. Meridi lls district. gene ¢ yo. : { ner & Buchanan Mortuary Monday.| eral vear around; on mower: must assortea Ls 4 Time later, Burial Crown Hill. | have trans atior 1578. jo CLAYTON— Edgar S., entered into rest| YOUNG men to sell refreshments. Apply Thursday, age 77 years; husband of Ida| Perry Stadium Su . 9 a.m. Clayton, fa ther of Mrs. Marie Snyder, BILL PASSE RS. Chicago, Ill., and Homer Clayton, Indial 1- | y apolis: grandfather of Thomas P. Snygar, Indianapolis; brother of ep ig yh: Fi ing mes ) 3 RRS N and Emerson Clayton, Roann, Ind. ServBig Job: Finding Home A 3 } ices Saturday, 10 a. m., Roann, Ind.| ositions Wanted, Female 10 All will be gone with the windla } X { Burial I. O. O. F. cemetery. Friends may x = pl aly 3 Ee - Eth \ } : | call at Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel, | COLORED woman wants short hour wort shovel In te \ nea ; | 2050 BE. Michigan. jem 1 and Wabash pa-| in apt, 3 mornings weekly, WA-7243 v 8 y : pers, please copy. |} afternoons ; | :
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ut i CKE€ € r ing until homes are founda ior resi AR : POSNOR PNY, nla p10 of John Pp iti - — dente nf th Inomed d ricts : 3 onnor, mother of Johu T Coane, — HR b te Br wiShetnial Biffinnis : daughter of Mrs. Alice Williams dl ositions Wanted Male 31 that 1S tn Dm 11 Qliicuity SR 3 i | sister of Clem and Earl Williams, Sanaa) SE fu finding hom or evacuees. That SR TR | away Wednesday morning, Aug. 27. Fu-| Boone EPING. auditing taxes, basis EE Th pa re : \ RN ) | neral services will be held at the Wald| Feder 1d Sta reqt Sments Part y : { Funeral Home, Illinois at 17th St., Sat-| ume C guar he tisfactory, resembles t light of the Acadians 3 : urday morning, Aug. 30, at 10 o'clock _Phene Tend, > ; : ify thelr KOE ; ¢ SE : ® { Interment Crown Hill cemetery. Friends They } in their hom HA a . 3 | are welcome,
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communities. The Homes Registra- al Lay | | Schools & Instructions 12 YFice of the Pit ~h Defense SE DEARTH—Guy Roy, 63 years, beloved hus-!_ tion C fice olf th \ S¢ aie \ . 3 beng of Jhisabell M. Dearth, father of \@ hicl S 2? to help orbert W. Deart brother of Mrs. Ollie NT 3 Ivers se vacant { Caldwell, nephew of Mrs. Rena Boyd BELIEVE IT OR NOT i | McCann, passed away Wednesday eve- But our records prove that in 100 davs ead and Ea ning. Funeral Saturday, 8:30 a. m., at our students can take dictation at 100 ; the G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home, 1505 words per minute. We teach the new ; S. East St., and 9 a. m. at Sacred Heart |] €asy machine method—Stenotypy. Why migrate io 3 Church. Priends invited. Burial St. Jo- ‘ ‘ > when you can qualiammunities i SE seph’s. [Frankfort papers please copy.] v lor qelens government jobs in communities ; £ ER ) Mf me. people who ; “i | OVERTREE—Levilla E. widow of Harry Spsuisl so-any course, $69.50 including 23 years in Wi T., mother of Harry H. Qvertree, grand-| : a : ; mother of Joan, Doris, Lois, and Helen! STATE STENOTYPE SchooL 4 Overtree; sister of Mrs. Mildred Wack: Kresge Bldg. 41 E. Market St. RI-9113,
he sep- SHARE p stetter, city, Mrs. Gertrude O’'Rourk : Mrs, Gladyss Lowry, Detroit; a:
ties will be this life Friday, age 55 years. Funer: te. RADIO
-born. who Rr 4 : Saturday Aug. 30 at the Moore & Kirk " ny ” 9 2. - i x Northside Colonial Mortuary, Colleg < or perform on radio, ie cilques, Ave, at Fairfield, 3:30 p. m. Burial I Litt Bo or Night Classes. Eagle Cemetery, Friends invited. | CIRCULAR FREE
neighbor- : Lo : a RF in feel like a ee JAN ; | PICKETT—Frank Elmer, husband of Car- JORDAN N CONSERVATORM Native SNe oa = mo ~ rie Pickett, passed away Thursday,!1204 N. De LI-7511, . Bs . y Brand - August 28. Friends may call at the | rn 191 Americans w l S { grana- % . * Stirling Funeral Home, 1422 Ptospect | FALL mR Epona - ' o narents orig Iv settl the dis / : N eo St. Funeral services Saturday, 2:p. m. ips 1BRM opens September 2. Prospecw t oill Fave § vk wil “ : ; 4 at above funeral home. Friends in- ry dents are invited to call per ricts will have to pa ith ances Be = ! ; : vited. Burial New Crown cemetery, iar 2 aseuzy hen Yehoel, Digas, {ral homes. 5 IDUrses snd. ano ion : ; RAHRAR—Lowell Kieth, son of Rev. and| fo ire yluotng tuition re’s a al in 2 " - p Mrs. Harley J. Rahrar, brother of Evelyn CENTR/ 3 POT There's n Evangeline ! Rose, James Lee and Joan Rahrar, Architects : Bi ders. Blog LLESE 537 Among these modern Acadians e ey Wo en ee TIO eNt 10Q Een AL Uans R \ et | odist ospital. Friends may call at the] es IE i" there's an Evangeline and a Gabriel ’ | residence, 2115 Olive. Services Satur- OVERN om JoMEN WOMEN. Gr “Evangeline” is a girl who has been Sy as of the, Souin. Sige Chute) Indianapolis examinations. List Jobs— : ‘ 3 . ne 1%: Inte ashington{ ful] particulars FREE. Write today, supporting her family for seven : Park. Rev. Jesse Towns, Indianapolis] FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. Dept. 80 E. vears because her father has been | district supt, and Dr. J. B. Chapman,| Rochester N.Y , _ Hy io i 11€1 wn { general supt. of the Church of the Naza- = : ee ill. She was to be married this sum- rene, will officiate, Tolin Service, TIMES Want Ads are famous fo~
mer, but now will have to keep her { : economy and quick results. Use them v TOLIN—Mayre L., mother of Mrs. Paul “Gabriel” waiting. at least until she Cool. and Mrs. Harold DeHart, daughter | Ehone RI-5551. can settle the family in a new home i | of Jacob an fary C. Miller, sister of | — Tm" a , . ty . | Mrs. Sarah E, Wolfe of Indianapolis There are kindly pastors whose | and Mrs. Ira Hastings, passed away Personal Services. Ri : : Ee] | Thursday, p. m. Friends may call at the]. a re mile
flocks will be lost to them. A few lock in » losi to 1 v A Tolin Funeral Home, 1308 Prospect St., of the large: churches in the Home- any time after 10 a. m. Saturday. Serv- H E. Frauer & Co. stead area will rebuild in the un- ices Monday, 2 p. m. Interment Suther- Security, Comfort. : | Ee land Cemetery. Friends invited. $1.98 and up affected part of Homestead and at- 460 E. Wash. St
tempt to carry on. The others are S xX F WOOD-—Laban T. passed away Thursday indecided - | morning at his residence, 2341 N. Talbot. ungeciaec, “0 Mrs. Anna W. Pitch, his sister, is the (ALTEEATION SPECIALISES) The big difference between the only survivor. Friends may call at the|—————— rere Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial
ancient and modern Acadians is that . in Crown Hill, Saturday, 10 a. m. the former were expelled by a hos- ml : CLEAN ° PRESS * REPAIR ® RELINE * REASONABLE
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i tile government, while the latter - . " 5 | > are being given the utmost consid- | Why Germany Invaded Russia- ys How the Lease - Lend Bill | Card of Thanks ) MEYER O. JACOBS eration and help by a kindly Gov- ® R . * oe ‘ ; . y . ora TRE 212-214 E. S WA-0084 y { + wi a ernment. | a Reason Fraught with Signifi- Changed Hitler’s Timetable. rT na The Homes Registration Office has . \ friends neighbors and relatives for their (ATTORNEYS-AT-1.AW) launched a country-wide survey, to cance for Every American. nde B04, floral OReZINgS FRANK R. BECKWIT H-—Atioraey- -at-lawe be made by 1400 special National pecially thank Harry W. Moore and staff, | 229% Indiana Ave. LI-0244. =~ = : . . Dr. Della Marie Pence and the pall- (AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT)
Fou: Suminiswstion embloyees, British Morale. “1 think,” says i : 5 Why Rudolf Hess Fled Germany frhearersufor ne EVAN TLE Ra. SPECIAL low rates for week ends. Drive
Every available room. apartment Ur-Self, 39 Kentucky, RI-T7788
and house will be listed. : CCLY: ’ . SRN a . . ——— es ——— Whitaker, Hitler S Got America XY SN : —Grim Facts Behind the Most Lodge Notices 4 (AUTH MOTOR REBUILDING AND
STORAGE SPACE FOR rong IBnowties Got Britain: RR Fantastic Flight in History. Ee TTT Re
3 3 ) meets Friday, 7:30 p. m. 230 tioning; “0,000 miles or 1 year factory Right E. Ohio St. Room 412, Carpenters in- Be le = Ser Service. 25th
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§¢ . . : . > ° ———m —————————————T————— ( AUT OS ERVICE) WHEAT IS LACKING The G ran d Strategy of Hitler How Hitler Hopes to Stop Ameri- Funeral Ditectols 5 SKELLY SERVICE, 130 minutes service, * . - . washing, c, battery rec IATgIng, Cy MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, Aug, 29 n M u ca—the War as Whitaker Sees It eet 1811 'W. Washington, LI-0729. (U. P.).—America’s granaries are a d . ah 1 myn the Face of ; : : > ius WALTER T. BLASENGYM (AUTO SPRING | co.) close to overflowing, and the farmer America. FUNERAL HOME INDIANAPOLIS SPRING CORPORATION, must find new storage space if he 2228 Shelby Main Office GA-2570 pandas” Shvict oa WE aay is to profit fully from a bumper ~ CONKLE FUNER/ Sr 1-9262. : : : AL HOME
wheat vield, a survey indicates. ' 1934 W Michigan St . BB-1934 .____ (pkayry sary)
Although Government agricultural "FEENEY & FEENEY experts anticipate a wheat crop of A . . Sia » . .l ny . lal? * is '@® HIG! HIGH SCHOOL | GIRLS RLS © about 900,000,000 bushels, it may not At the time of John T. Whitaker's expulsion from Italy, Count Ciano, Mussolini's son-in-law and Italian foreign 2339 N. Meridian. ers rh ors festice $1.00 FLANNER & BUCHANAN | $3.50 oil’ permanent wave for only
mean money in the bank for the! . . . . » . sis . ad . r American farmer uniess he has a'| an important Fascist leader issued this personal warning: minister; Marshals Graziani and Badoglio. As a result of ® Ww. PALL CREEK BLVD. TA-swm pir Bid 3 School. 229 N. Penn, ih —1 “FINEST SUPPLIES" used SHOP, 7
place to put the grain after harvest. : ‘ " ‘ $v a . . FE Y — — BETTE'S The European war has cut off | “Whitaker,” he said, “you are a fool. You could have his intimate contacts with these and other Fascist nota- BERT S. GADD MA-o0p| _ MARCHLS, DODUIAE Prices. oer Fert
most export business. 2130 Prospect St
The carryover from last year is | chosen for us if you hadn't believed so profoundly in what bles, Whitaker learned a lot—far too much to suit the GRINSTEINERS ~~ | (BUILT-IN CABINETS) the largest in history. ® 1601 E. NEW YORK MA-5374 Earl McDaniels 230! Brookside Ave,
There is a shortage of lake boats | you call Democracy. You'll spend your latter days in a incoming Nazis who ordered him expelled. But their ex- PT ESONAL SERVICE cs CH which are being used to carry ore| HISEY & TITUS
needed for national defense produc-|} concentration camp in Axis-ruled America. I'll come to pulsion order came too late. Whitaker already had learned MORTUARY: “Samething New in Indianapolis,” 75 Fried ) rench Fries ot s an
; Chick Farmers can get only 10 cents] then.” f the most closel uarded s ts of the Axi yee Honey. 50c. CHICKEN IN THE ROUGH more per bushel for their wheat by | S¢e you en. many oO ec 0S 0 y guarde ecrets oO ce X1s. CAFE. (The Name Tells The Story.),
~ @®. H. HERRMANN | 5147 W. Wash. BE-0356. R dvantage of ths 85 per cent . . TI - “rz... . . . a wii , or eh by The remark of this Fascist leader typified the attitude of And now, back home in the United States, he is prepared 1905 8. EAST ST. MA-8488 (CARPENTERING) Y MOORE & KIRK CARPENTER—-Cement and brick . works roofing and general remodeling. Screensg
selling on the open market. . . ’ . . : The movement of the 1941 bumper many “inner circle” Italians toward Whitaker who en- to reveal the things he knows. Be sure to read John T. R-1180. Si | I crop has started. (CEMENT AND BRICK WORK) _
joyed their good will and—quite astoundingly—much of Whitaker’s fact-packed series of six articles , . » HIT- WW. PROFFITT || comers Service is dependable; effi- free. Terms. 904 W. 10th. LI-5612.
Hoagy fo Offer | their confidence. Whitaker had won the friendship of LER’S PLANS EXPOSED... in comtort Those in sorrow: (CRUSHED STONE AND CINDERS) _
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a price to please = — f ts CRUSHED STONE, cinders, top dirt, yar Deferred Tavmenis grading. fill-in, driveways, roads ‘made,
Two New Songs I. A paar
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TWO NEW SONGS, composed | by the author of the famous ® : SHIRLEY BROS. co. Ford Fence Co. La%n tence mates “Stardust,” will be heard for the | a5: iven L1-m low ofices. (ree estimates: terms BRe ie arts : In ROBERT W. STIRLING : orvel i (FENCE COMPANIES)
played and sung by their author. | 1422 Prospect. New Location. MA-4944. FENCE COMPANI The songs, “Skylark” and “Mr. | USHER MORTUARY HOOSIER FENCE CO. Factory, lawn, farms Musie Master,” will not be re- | 15 W. Washington St. BES: Est. free. Easy terms. HU-8361, HU-666&
Ss i ai til the ASCAP | (FLOOR REFINISHING) a pA " J c. WILSON & co. HARDWOOD floors laid, refinishing pr
“sttuation is entirely cleared up.” | - according to Carmichael, who is | MA-9433. 1230 Prospect Sp. ~~ MA-9434. liped, new MBE das. Reasonable. making a tour of the state in be- | (COLORED FUNERAL DIRECTORS) | Work guarantee ree half of his alma mater, Indiana | JACOBS BROS. L1:5289 (FURNACE CLEANING) jversity * 1239 N. WEST ST.|CTFANING. REPAIRING— Victor Furnaces. University. AMBULANCE SERVICE Burners, The song writer expects to ap HALL-NEAL “FURNACES. _L1-4576. pear at the Fair sometime during Vacuum clean. $2.50 up Florists & Monuments 6 Furnaces psa Sean. aa Sh
the latter part of the week Yesterday Mr. Carmichael | * § a CLEANING, REPAIRING— Victor Furnacesy visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oil Burners, Stokers, Gas Burners, Howard Carmichael, 3120 Grace- HALL-NEAL FURNACES. LI-4876. land Ave. He also visited his (FURNACE REPAIR & CLEANING) gran ther, Mrs. Taylor Car- - EXPERT furnace repairing, cleaning. ) ] 2922 N. DELAWARE TA 4568 nase. Canitol Automatie Heating Coty
4302 N. Capitol Ave, a a tp IEhtk6k as ih - : I 22 : Date, Capitol