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FINNISH PEAGE HOPES REVIVED

Hint U. S. and Br Britain May! Act to Effect an

Armistice.

By WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS Secripps-Howard Foreign Editor

‘ABANDON HOPE FOR 8 AIRSHIP VICTIMS

LAKEHURST. N. J, June 11 (U. P. Err Sifictans announced today d been abandoned for

hat pe pes? men and civilians |

who were aboard the airship G-1 'when she fell into the ocean Monday night after a collision with another airship, the L-2, while on a confidential mission | “some hazard.” lo 3 search for the wreckage of the G-1 is being continued. Ensign oy Fahey, of Scarsdale, N. Y.,

WASHINGTON, June hh Samed to the 1-2, was the lone

is some reason to believe that, good offices of the | ered from the L-2 wreckage and

through the United States and Great Britain, an armistice might be arranged be-|

tween Finland and the Soviet Union Great Britain, of course, is also}

at war with Finland, y + he two| ye

countries have at each other. In fact, ry ae openly have stated that they refuse |

selves as being at war with the British. Thus London’s aid would be a big help at Moscow and Helsinki. When the United States and Britain asked Finland to a separate peace with Russia last August, the Finnish minister here, Hijalmar Procope, asked the state department two questions: First. in view of the experience Finland has had with the Soviet Union in 1939, what guarantees would Great Britain or the United States offer Finland that any peace treaty which the Soviet Union might now be disposed to negotiate would be maintained? Second, what assurance would Finland be given that—in the event Germany was defeated and the Soviet Union became the predominant military power—Russia would respect any promises which Britain or America might have made, or any promise that she would not again try to invade Finland?

Much Has Happened

Mr. Simms

These, certainly, were pertinent} questions. But thus far, apparently, | thev have not been answered. Nev-

the international situation | has undergone tremendous change since they were asked. The United States has entered the war. The orand alliance known as the united

Meus

to regard them-|

survivor. Three bodies were recovoa of another victim was found Plieling nearby. The death toll was

ASK SMALL BOAT SCREEN ON SUBS

. Senate Committee Seeks to Influence Navy in

Solving Menace.

WASHINGTON, June 11 (U, P). —Members of the special senate committee investigating the war program sought today to influence the navy in favor of a “screen of small boats” to protect Atlantic coast shipping against submarines. Members who questioned Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox for two hours yesterday learned that the navy has “made progress” in its anti-submarine warfare to the extent that no sinkings have occurred within 50 miles of the Atlantic coast for the last two weeks. Several members indicated that they did not consider that sufficient and contrasted the situation facing the Atlantic seaboard with that around the British isles, where there have been no sinkings for a year.

Knox Is Cautious

Secretary Knox discussed the sub{marine situation with a subcommit{tee headed by Senator Harley M. Kilgore (D. W. Va.) after having refused recently to appear before{ST the senate naval affairs committee on the ground that military secrets were involved. | After his appearance he cautioned reporters not to quote him as saying that the submarine menace is

=ations has been born. The Atlantic Over.

charter has been formally adhered

Members questioned him about

to by 26 nations, including Russia. |... possibility of using small com-

And Undersecretary of State Welles has dotted some o Be PS | and crossed some of the ° * plac- | ing and record more than ever against the|

imposing their will on the!

this

countrv

trano

weak This new situation, therefore, would seem to lend itself to a re-| pening of the whole Finnish | fay westion. |

Now 'Lady Korda’

June 11 (U. P). Korda, Hungarianborn movie producer, became Sir Alexander Korda film star Merle Oberon, be-

LONDON,

Alexander

wife,

Korda was one of six men made baronets in King Georges birthdav honors list. A baronetey is a of hereditary knighthood in title descends through the eldest son. Sir Gerald Campbell, until regeneral of the British information service in the United States, and Sir Frederick Phillips, in the United States, were promoted to be Knights Grand Cross of the Order of St. Michael and St. George

EXPECT MORE JAP BLOWS AT ALASK

WASHINGTON, June 11 (U, P).| —Military and naval sources, scof-| fing at Japanese claims of troop landings in the Aleutian islands, today believed the Japanese probably would try more hit-and-run raids in the Alaskan area. Those sources indicated that all was quiet in the Alaskan area for the present, but emphasized “for the present.” They have not ruled out | the possibility of further attacks such as that on Dutch Harbor a week ago yesterday.

that the

cently direcvor

One expert suggested that the!

Japanese propaganda claims may have had these objectives: 1. To divert American naval forces searching for the badly battered Japanese fleet sent against Midway island 2. To cushion the shock of the Midway setback for the Japanese public

CALLS FOR VICTORY IN BATTLE OF PRIGES

June 11 (U. of War Robert Patterson, speaking on a nationwide broadcast, said last night that “for our soldiers to beat the enemy on the battlefront, we at home must win the battle of prices.”

WASHINGTON, —Undersecretary

Every man, woman and child, he |

said. must fight against rising living costs. “We will all have to pay heavier faxes” he declared. “We will invest 10 per cent of our income in war bonds. Business men will have]

to be contented with low, reasonable

profits. Workers will have to fore-

go wage increases except for sub-)

standard and ineguitable wages. Farmers will have to hold agrieultural prices to parity levels.

Housewives will have to buy less of |p

everything, to use old things more carefully. We will have fo

i Purdue university,

today and his |

| came Ladv Korda. |

treasury representative |

bat boats in the service, at least to spot and report the presence of submarines so that planes could be

its “alties on icummoned. Objections of various

{kinds were raised te specific types of boats, it was understood.

DR. ELLIOTT SOUGHT

(IN WNUTT DIVISION Merle Oberon Is |

Times Special WASHINGTON, June 11-Dr. Edward C. Elliott, president of

is being sought by Manpower Commissioner Paul V. McNutt to head up the half dozen or so war-industry training | programs now under McNutt direc-

Dr. Elliott, a long-time friends of McNutt, has been one of the ocates of extending the life {of the national youth administra- | tion, one of the McNutt agencies. Mr. McNutts plan for salvaging the CCC (which the house has voted to scrap) by merging it with the NYA and other young agencies will be taken up next week by a

Mr. adw

{senate appropriations subcommittee. | Senator McCarran (D. Nev.)

{chairman of the subcommittee, favjors restoration of CCC “on a re{duced scale,” but it undecided on { retention of NYA. Senator McKellar (D. Tenn), a member of the subcommittee, | tion of NYA as well as CCC.

TALK TO CONCERN VITAMINS

Members of the Exchange club will hear James E. Bourne, a rep- | resentative of E. R. Squibb & Sons, | discuss vitamins at their luncheon i meeting tomorrow in Hotel Severin. His topic will be “Fighting Hidden Hunger.” Indiana Exchange clubs will hold a state convention a week from Monday in the Claypool hotel and Royal B. Colby andi s Charles A. Clark have been elected delegates from club.

NAMED TO MASONIC POST FRANKLIN, Ind. June 11 (U. P.). | —William W. Suckow, Franklin, has | been elected chairman of the board of directors of the Indiana Masonic succeeding Richard H. Schweitzer Sr. of Knightstown. Mr. Schweitzer remains on the board as treasurer.

Legals 44

STATEMENT OF CONDITION NEW ENGLAND FIRE ING, oo

Pittsfield, asta Husets

‘home here,

124 North S ON WALTER = 8, CRUTTENDEN. Bresident. Amount of of of csital pa ital aia u con BL08,000.00 i ip i 2 iiidgl Xi ox coi AT 040.00 cum til 040, | Bonteaes 3 loans on real esta Ty (free from any prior ingoambrence) pn sss etball 110,067. IB) Laiiiiiiid 1,667,871. Bo: {hook value) oi... .iicl 138m Cash in banks ion interest and not on interest) 107,980.88 Accrued securities (interest and rents, etc.) : 13,538.71 Premiums and accounts due and in process of collection 63,966.61

Total gross assets... ..... Tas 924 441.24 Deduct assets not admitted. . 373,723.98

Shei ih ahipis 6 ¥ $2,550,717.26 | or amount necessar reinsure outstanding Ay $ 434356. | Losses d ie and Snpaid 18 hid: unpa

Bills accounts 1,250.00 Oey “Haedities of tne comRbabiiiiiiele shbbiinaes 35,899.18

otal Habilities . Listianiety 415. Capita re 3 0% Surpins . /302.20

Net assets

—

,717.28 urance

Total State of Indiana. Office of Commissioner: I, the undersigned, Insurance Gotmmi S~ sioner of Indiana, hereby certify that the above is a gorrect v of the ramen, of the Condition Sis he above enti ned JE hen by i SE, NR Ss s RRwn e and that the Sad said A state

involving |

will press for aboli-{

the Indianapolis}

3 EE

NEED CITED FOR “MORE CARRIERS

Rep. Magnuson, Back From

Speed in Building.

WASHINGTON, June 11 (U. PJ. —More and more aircraft carriers are what it takes to lick the Japanese, Rep. Warren R. Magnuson (D. Wash.) reported today after a six-month tour of active service with the navy in the Pacific. Rep. Magnuson, who was a lientenant cdmmander attached to task forces that raided Japan's Marcus island and Japanese-occupied Wake island, declared that more aircraft carriers must be built, and built fast, to locate and smash the Japanese. | “Every time we've gotten to them with anything like equal strength we've done all right.” he said. “There's no doubt in my mind but that aircraft carriers are far and away the most important combat vessels in modern naval warfare. Submarines are important, too, and we must have the necessary cruisers and destroyers for complements, but in the final analysis the aircraft carriers will tell the tale.” Rep. Magnuson added that if the United States could muster 50 aircraft carriers at this time to seek out and attack the Japanese fleet, it could make short work of theca Pacific war.

HONOR ZIONIST LEADER

NEW YORK, June 11 (U. P).— Dr. Chaim Weizmann, Zionist leader and outstanding chemist, was honored by 2000 persons last night at a dinner marking the 25th anniversary of the Balfour declaration, “Magna Charta” of the Zionist movement. President Roosevelt

high appreciation of Dr. Weiz-

ian achievements.”

a on

Legals 44 AERA U. & BRANCH NORTH BRITISH

& MERCANTILE INS, CO, LTD,

New York 150 William Street

ON 31ST DAY OF DECEMBER, 1941 J , Manager R. P. STOCKHA Amount of capital paid up 000.08 GROSS ASSETS OF Bonds (amortized value).... $13, 123, ina (market value) ...... 2,588.331.00 Cash in Banks (on interes and not on interest)... .... 1,726,428.76 ccrued Secutities (interest and rents, etc.) .......... 78,821.97 Premiums and accounts due and in process of collection 1,325,611.61 Accounts otherwise secured bills receivable . I: aii 25,158.75 Reins, recoverable on paid losses, credit . 190.637.14 Various association "deposits. ‘ 5,077.55 Total gross assets.... 5,681,962.72 Deduct assets not admitted . 166,854.47

Reserve or amount necessary to reinsure outstanding A trae pans sk sae ay $ 7.072,366.30 Losses due and unpaid.. 40,245.00 Losses adjusted rg not due. 107, 235.00 Losses were and in sus-

sls i rat MEER. 814,188.00 Bills and accounts unpaid.. 465,804.00 timat Joss expenses..... 48,300.00 Fangs gol under reinsurance eA ee li iatins shames 28,648.95 Suncherets withheld—MinneROLE Cit lapianr iil 273.94 Reserve for Missouri rate litigation case ........ 24,456.00 Unearned premiums ig reins. in unauthorized c 144 018.57 Reins. on paid ang unpaid losses in Xnauthorized cos. 129,292.06

Total liabilities ..... .88 8, 872,825 825.82 Capital Seatnary deposit. Liane 500,000.00 SR $id +. 8140.282.43

Shs beat pa mhl is oT Bs, 108.25 State lot Indiana, Office nsurance Commissioner: I, the undersigned, Insurance Commissioner of Indiana, hereby certify that the

of the Condition of the above mention Company on the 31st day of December, 1941; as shown by the original statement and thai the said gligina statement is now on file in this office. In testimony whereof. I hereunto subscribe my name and affix my official seal, this 6th day of a 1942

ANN, (SEAL) Insurance ee

STATEMENT. OF CONDITION OF, NORTHWESTERN FIRE AND

MARINE INSURANCE CO.

Minneapolis, Minnesota New York Life Buslding THE

ON 31ST DAY OF DECEMBER, 1941 Pres jaens Am SCAR tal id 31.000 000.00 ount_ of capi aid up. GROSS Jets Sud Real estate ER CAares 217,883.54

ortgage loans on real estate {free from any prior in-

eumbrante) ..: coiasscatioi 143,453.32 Bonds (market value)........ 2,112,209.00 | Stocks (market value)........ 214,245.00 Cash in banks Lon interest and not on interest) ............ 208,881.55 Accrued securities (interest and rents, Be). :iiiiiuist bids 20,627.15 Premiums and accounts due and in process of collection 123,779.48 Accounts otherwise secure 35,641.59 Total gross assets.......... 3,166,720. a Deduct assets not RE $0,561. Net assets .$3,078.158. 5

LIABILITIES | Reserve or amount nece to reinsure outstandi Fiske % 648, Sty. 25 Losses due and unpaid...... ne Losses wnadinsted and in susnse . 119,941.55 27,138.00

ills and accounts unpaid. . 1 Other liabilities of the mPARRY : cli. liicissiisiisitt 212,001.25 Total Liabilities ........ «..$1,007,728.05 Capital ..co.coccieeisd .ae +s 1,000,000. Sonn BLLisiiiitiy Aeabeiesie 1,068,430.72

FOAL Si iiiasiatiiabnl vene--$3.078,158.97 State of Indiana, Office of ire Commission I, the undersigned, Insurance Commissioner of diana hereby pertity that the above is a correct copy of the Statement of the Condition of the above mentioned pany on the 31st day of Decem 1941; as shown by the original statement and that the ant origina statement is|> now on file in this office. In testimony whereof, hereunto subscribe my name and affix my official seal, this 6th day of May. MANN, (SEAL) Insurance Commissioner.

STATEMENT oF SONDITION OF THE . Branch o

THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE CO. LTD,

London, England 135% William Sut. I York, N. Y,

ng DAY OF DECEMBER. |

Ce U0. 3 Amount Re Sebo 1 (statutory ah pi as 3. 500,000.00 ... 678,485.00

Beal GROSS e ASE $d rtgage loans on real estate

(free from any prior incumbranee) .. Lillie Nil Bonds (amortized value)..... na Stocks (market value)........ 1,904,952.

Cash in gh {on interest and

not on interest). .... ...... 2,158,625.11 Accrued Securities {interest and Yemis ete). .i;.... iat 16,727.47 Premiums and’ ‘accounts due and in process of collection 768,131.07

Other Total gross assets.......... $8,563, $8,563,260.55 uct assets not admitted. . 1,18 2 et ass «+. 8,562,003. Reserve or I) Necessary

petanding risks.

unpaid. my com-

sie.

BEsetl ol. cull 93,025.12 12

To liabilities

Total State of Indiana, Office of $8,362,008.50 Commissioner

I, the undersighed. Insurance ST 2 Tadiane hereby Fey, i

ci, She oll.

Service in Navy, Urges oy amortized value) ..... 4733

sent “personal greetings and my|capita

mann’s scientific and humanitar- goal

Cosi pati td $15,515,108.25 | A

above is a correct copy of the Statement|

gania (swatutory pe Goi

de Ra id

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

and that the an original statement is now on file in this office. In ae whereof, I hereunto subscribe name and affix my official seal, this Sth. Say of Ma 942,

J. > (SEAL) Insurance Commissioner.

STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF THE NEW YORK FIRE INSURANCE ac 349 Eat Yeoh st.

O! 31ST DAY OF DECEMBER, 1941 RROON, President.

RICHARD A. CO . .$1,000,000.00 MPANY

R. WILDE, Secretar BY TR of capital Dita] paler GROSS ASS! Mortgage loans on A estate Hn BR Tom any prior cumbrance) ..........-. Bonds (amortized value) .. Shocks (market value) . in banks (on interest

ca not on in f Accrued securities (interest and rents, ete.) ..c.see.ciiiiiins 28,174.13 Premiuins and accounts due in process of collection 340,497.09 Aceounts otherwise secured.. 36,858.35 Total gross assets .......... -:38 5,788,320.35 Deduct assets not admitted . 4785.68 Net assets oc -...co gorse ..-$5,781,534.67

DE Reserve or amount necess

Commissioner I, the GoRsTeigned, Insurance Commissioner of ntiana ad Feriy, that the above is a rect copy of the Statement o the Condition of | the at above mentioned

ompan f December, foi as shown A the e original Sasement and that the said statement is now on file in this A 3. In testimony ereof, I hereunto subscribe my name and Sic my official seal, | SC this 6th day of Ma 382, . VIEHMANN, ns Insurance Commissioner,

OF CONDITION OF THE UNDERWRITERS INSURANCE CO. OF NEW YORK

New York #0 John St.

Syst DAY OF DECEMBER, i 2% KREMER, Fresident F. SCOTT, Secre 300. Amount of copital paid v LL aad, 000.00 GROSS Mortage loans on real ar tfree from any prior inCUMBIEANEE ... locsaisseestt Bonds mortise. Gib Stocks (book v Cash in TE on "interest

10,600.00 cies 4.183.625.00 2,719,666.68 2,083,485.31

$5,910.47

Premiums and accounts due and process of colieetion Accounts otherwise secu!

assets .

Total gross a mitted. : M003 14480 Deduct assets not admitted mm Net assets Co... oie... LIABILITIES jReserve or amount n to reinsure outstand ing ng Fisks $ 18 Hoobs adjusted and not d Gh or Losses unadjusted and in Sus. ne RE ii icitiEtrhimoiatct ee ots oa ls 2d accounts unpaid. . ,000.00 voluntary reserve. 400,000.00 Other liabilities of the comRany Giltiasiitocsachsitiis 519,034.76 Others :ici-icaiiiis “eid 119,034.78 Total liabilities ...........$ 2,595 111. a Capital . 2,000,000.00 Surplus 5.039, 244.41 41 TI TTT ..8 9 634,355.67 87

tal Stage of ‘Indiana, Office of Insurance Commissioner: I, the undersigned Insurance mmissoiner of Indiana, hereby certify att the above is a correct copy of the Statemen of the Condition of the above mentioned 'ompany on the 3ist day 3 December, 1941; as shown bv the ori and that the said origina Statement is now on file in this office. In testimony whereof. I hereunta sub- | © seribe my name and affix "ols rem seal, this 11th dav Of Neatch

[SEAL Insurance Commissioner.

STAT CONDITION OF NEW HAMPSHIRE FIRE INSURANCE CO. Na: N. H 156 og Street nee DAY OF DECEMBER, 1044 MX Presiden 2: ALLOW. Becrster

d_up.. ,000.00

Geo. Ww Ao OSS ASSE Real estate unincumbered.. NY 000.1 Mortgage loans on real tate Te. rom any prior incummew. AS

brance) b Bongs. book value) coc. 10,305,014.88 Stocks (book value) ......... 5,099,884 Cash_in Bahks fon, interest 1,066,021.40

and not on ores TI ) 109,239.07

Accrued soot 1,009,466.08 nates 91

‘and rents, ete.) oi... 6:5: and accounts due ..818, 38 iy a

in process of collec sion. Accounts otherwise secu

Total assets Deduct Fats Tot not admitted. .

Net assets ................. STE LIABILITIES

Reserve or amount necessal to Teinsure outstanding risks. os 5,603,512. LH Losses paid '969,844.3 Dividends. Po stockholders. .

180,000. Bills and accounts unpaid. . 265,000.00 Other liabilities of the comPANY ©. .c...iieessiassiiiss 61,619.30 Total liabilities ...iciieice $ 7.079.975. 75 Capitas. ......cciuoe Besaiiiu . 3.000. oe: .0 a Basoeiiies Ciesiassees. 1,826,443.20 Aaa bis b&b jough ok $17 908, 416.95 95 Oftice Tnstran

State 1g Indians, Comm

issione I, the undersigned.

suran umisstoner of a ana certify th sitat the above is men

of the Condition. of of a, enn tioned

Cot: as shown b be Ferd and “tha t ihe 3 i ar

at e in Ye im nto Sub | INCL seri my Rame bois Hix bn cial sve), | PRINGL

this 6th day of

NN, (SEAL) Insurance Commissioner.

SURANCE

THE NORTH RIvER'T

110 wn Se New

1941

Sse B= Amount of cal 1 esta cum! a loans on Ry estate rom any prior in HEE ; ¥ 4,369,408.22 caAbhas baiasts . 36,123.98 | | Premiums AY “accoun due and in process of tt 1,216,481.38 Accounts otherwise secu 62,910.06 insurance due on paid OSSES Lo iiiiiiiesiisaeniies 92,687.94

Deduct beets nor admitted: LI08.000.41

...§24,352,502.93

Sesser sscnsanasansbons 8 iataiieatseesanseies 18)

WORAL .:.iiieisigiiitiprabh ,502.98 State of Andiana, Office of Than) Com-

indersigh eet corti Commis.

diana 1 e “statement abo ed| = da

THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1942

Gadd Service. SMITHMEYER— Miss Louise, 3527 Rehwoot ave., passed away Wednesday Service at the Flanner & Buchanan

PETES aD T | 1604 W MORR!S

FLIRT ~ FLANNER & BUCHANAN

COMPANY OF NEW YORK NEW YORK 80 Mejaen Lane ns: DAY Pr DECEMBER, 1941 M. AL Sresidens Secretary

son ST 5 TEE L paid 1 up... Ss 2,000,000.00

Bonds (book value) .......... $ 5, 5955, 637.76 Stocks (book value) ......... 17,331,831.26

Cash in banks (on inter and not on interest) ...... 1,499.918.18 | Accrued securities (interest and rents, etc)........c:... 55,568.13 Premiums and accounts due and in process of collection. 917, 188.50 Accounts otherwise secured.. 18,1299 Total gross assets ........ 5.143.500 52 Deduct assets not admitted.. 2 162.805. Net assets ...............:: $24,266,063.93

JaAsaLITIee Reserve or amount necess to reinsure outstanding TIoKS, ’s 6,338,190.12

to reinsure outstanding Fisk £82. 562, 295. 72 | Losses unadjusted and in susadjusted and not due.... 230.622.01 pense BC cameo itetaegtncs 920,732.28 Bills and accounts unpaid.. 2308. 37|Bi d accounts unpaid. . 242,200.90 Other liabilities of the com~ Other liabilities of the comPANY ..icciics * tasiiectecac: YoaM381L PANY L..eil.ns sesasssisese. 946,589.37 ..$2,903,736.01 Jota) liabilities ..ic0vvaeen 3 8,247, 711.77 000,000.00 {Capital ......... cere iCaan .. 1.877.798.66 Suboins trieeieseeiasssssenass 14,018,35216 tirctitetitis _. 35qsL5s467]. Total . inset $24.306.068.93 tate: of Indiana, Office of ae nd STlstate of Tndiana, Office Insurance

Commissioner: I, the undersigned, Insurance Commissioner of Indiana, hereby certify that the above is a correct copy of the Statement of the Condition of f the 2bove Petitioned Company on the 3ist day ecember. 1941; as shown bv the original Den and that the said original statement is now on file in this office. oi pg whereof, I hereunto subaffix my official seal,

is Ya at of 1 J.

VIEHMANN, (SEAL) Insurance Commissioner,

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1508 8. EA HISEY & TITUS MORTUARY #51 N. BELARARE 87. MOORE mA KIRK TA-8086 H. W. Proffitt = vou sors

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2945 N. Niinois

ROBERT W. STIRLING

1492 Prospect New Location MA-4984

USHER MORTUARY

W. Washineton St. BE-4567

J. C. WILSON & ©O.

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M. J. Seott, Mgr.; Phone: Riley Loans Made to Residents of Nearby

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markin 24

RMS, furnitu $119.50. Metidian Pum. Me 1113 N. Meridian, Open at | Connie prices with “Bates Studio’ hs

. Guar. satisfaction, 2255 N. Me?

(RIDING ACADEMIES) for sale roofs. Repairing a specialty. PRIORITY Certification Stamps: (SEWER CLEANING) digging, No mess. 2-¥1n. Ma. 30713

THOMAS STABLES, Dayis road, IR-2133. (ROOFING AND SIDING) feviees. Blythe Rubber Stamp Co., SEWER CROGGED ? guarantee, Free estimates, SEWER

Livery, training, boarding. Fine horses RI-2928 Roofing and siding. Built up ~ (RUBBER STAMPS) . Delaware. LI-41 New electric way to clean sewers. No ROTO ROOTER .iVice co.

EE FoRNHTRE XCHANG! 4 ERNIE Wo » way ehh, (SEWER CONSTRUCTION) ing charge. 825 W. SEWER CONSTRUCTION: all work guar. shang, No 237 hd : ge 9 yrs’ exp. Call D. Alrid. CH-§650-M. (FURS) a ts. Expertly styled.|B. BOAZ JR. ns, “Service worth Indiana Fur CAE Yeast. Maat crowing over.” 8 Nirginia ave. RI-6240. (GARAGES) Fe (SODDING & GRADING) ODDING AND GRADING CBHI Garege leis Bive Seivice: teonard Bmith, 7143 W. 19th. LI-5807 WA-8303. (TERMITE CONTROL)

el SLL SERVICE) Tenney Cheuroig, Galen. He W. (HOTELS)

Roosevelt Hotel Si, omens aes

(HOUSE CLEANING) Miter W: Yasuum elt Shor Cleaners. Call dem-

ghstra of Indianapolis, j-—-.. ERAGE REVOKED | LICENSE INS.

RELIABLE AGENCY, INC, 312 INDIANA ROSE BLDG. MA-9421,

Real Estate, Bonds, Gen. Ins.

|pca-248 1 D. MAZUR. 108 B. wase. 67 {

Ea eEE

(LAUNDRY) - b.. shirts, finished: A Surtaliy Ba Cane for, are ered. HI-0431. (LINOLEUM—RETAIL)

Household Sales & Service. “We 8 in ins tho ingaen. maintenance.” 1

Madic

TERMINIX CO. of Indiana, 518 Architects [-W Rigas, 11 years service record.

(TIRES VULCANIZED)

TOM ROGERS 3117 W. Wash. Open eves. BE-4300.

(TOOLS & ENGINEERING) Garfield Tool & Engineering Co. Tools, dies and fixtures. 426 Terrace, RI-4018.

(TRUCKING)

APME DI. Serv, & Trucking Ll- LI-9642

RUSH DELIVERIES Must Be Defense Work. (TRUCK LINES)

FRANK NOLTE Truck Sto tion oR return loads. 1210 W. ton. RI-0053

week connec= . Washing-

(VENETIAN BLINDS) . PATTERSON lala lil .

[Ee ELE

~ NOON SHADED) KEITH SHADE CO.

N_- ILLINOIS. RI 1581

A-1 SHADE CO.

(WRECKING CO.)

ETRE REE an

h hy

AUTO LOANS FINANCE

Park for Appraisal

Office on ground floor. Park next door. Walk about 20 feet, bring in title and get your loan. It's thas

Co.

C0. EAA 219 E. Ohio St.

LOANS

Ohio at’ Tilinois St. GENERAL

«from $75 to $3500 to $1,000.

110 EAST WASHIN(

7 “ Pl F VOR dd 4 out of 5 MORRIS PLAN Loans Made Without Endorsers

PHONE FOR A LOAN —MARKET 4455

® Borrow on Character, Aute or Furniture

® Take 6 weeks to make the first payment ® Many loans completed while you weit © No credit inquiries of friends or relatives © FREE PARKING across the street in Arcade Garage for auto appraisal.

Morris Plan

IRR

Legals 44 Deaths—Funerals 1|Deaths—Funerals 1| Money to Loan 30| Money to Loan » CONDITION OF THE | Indianapolis ii, 198 : : NShES STATEMENT OF THE Times, Thurs., June 11, 1942 | Indianapolis Times, Thurs, June 11, 1943 SMALL LOAN LYCENSEES SMALL LOAN LICE NORTHERN INSURANCE COM-|cHAD CHADD—_rrank En E® ~) Subang Of | SPAUNHURST—Dr. John F., 4631 Boulevard : Ss s lace, brother of Mrs. Rosai PANY OF NEW YORK in Danvi Wednesdey afternoon. _Fu- Passed away earl Faron orang EDR EERE RR Re SiH mortua aturday. » Pr ON Burial South Cemetery. D. F. Roberts Erinn. Burial Crown HN > le HON OR LOA NS 10 a . THEODORE PLES tent MeDERMED.-C h A.. beloved STRANGE—G £11 BUSINESS day C atherine oved wife of race C.. 0 2 W. North st. 3 RICHARD W. Sec Edward McDermed, sister of William H.{[ entered into rest Tuesday, sister of Mrs. $50 for $4.54 (Total Cost) Amount of Sepital paid odds 00] Murphy. ohn P. Murp y, Bessie M. Waller of Los Angeles, Cal. GIRLS GROSS A OF ANY Morrisonville, TI, Thomas P. and Mar.| Services Friday, 1:30 p. at Harry W. || ca 00 for $9.08 i Mortgage loans on real estate garet Murphy and Mrs. Mary Wills, city, { Moore Peace chapel. Burial Washington 100 or . (Tota Cost) from any prior in- aunt of ry Margaret ills, passed Park cemetery. CUIDTBNCEY. .. nus suet $ 5284500] away Wednesday noon, age years. when repaid in ocks (market value) tine ae oot E Ean, Setardan. THOM Er a: Witiew site Lik ,627,576. : rday,| of James, mother of James dr. Cash in banks (on int 8:30. ‘sergice at St. Patricki church §| daughter of Mr. and Mrs Jason ren: | 6 monthly instalments and not on interest....... 1,760,742.20 m. Burial St. Joseph's cemetery. ardt of Indianapolis, sister of Mrs. ; ed securities (interest Friends may call at the funeral home orence rberger, Alice. Mary Lee, Y an Honor Loan without and rents, tC.) ............ 35,935.42 after 7 p. m. Thursda acob Jr. Harry and Wilford Wein- ou tan ind No endorsers. No $10 ie $i a6 Premiums and accounts due MONTGOMERY—Sarah Jane, widow of the ardt, p away June 11. Services por Ad A of friends or and in process of collection 899,950.57 late Samuel Montgomery, Passed away . 9 a. m., Holy Name church. : Accounts Dtherwise secured. . 86.398.21] at the home of her d Mrs.] Burial oly etery. iends |§ # relatives. service on salary ON YOUR a —————— ta mons, 1 mile east ig Avon, may call at Jitle & Sons Funeral Home, loans to 8 pho xn “Ss Total gross assets.......... $12,196,412.40] Wednesda e 10, age 79 years. Fu-| 1001 Main st., Beech Grove, after 7 p. m. {§. SIGNATURE ol 3s Deduct assets not admitted.. 132,257.32 neral Friday, June 12, oh. Lo 3! the this evening. cath loom IMMEDIATELY i Wome Emre von ure ria Find here Ty $12,084,155.08| Plainfield, Friends may call at homme YOUNG—Robert T.. husband of Elizabeth jhe Ih ir] ILITIES of the daughter any time. Rushton Young, and father of Mrs. Harold Choose a monthly payment plan IF EMPLOYED TOI VIee Reserve or amount necessary Hampton service. Springer, Mrs. Jack Klinger, Mrs. Donald i 4 300 to reinsure sutstanding PEATS—Eunice B. entered into rest| Drown. Charles B. Young and Earl £. $ £69. 44 $i0 to $ _$ 5,585,203.21 Wednesday, age 53 years, wite of Charles oung, passed away at his home, 848 N aymts |b » > en iy Jmadjusted and in sus- Roy Peats, mother of, Margaret and| Crant ave. Thursday, June 11. Friends eee ed IN ONE DAY pense iia le, 438,997.36 Wheeler, grandmother of Mar- Ray eall at Sonert W. Stirling Funeral $25 Is 8.76 |s 6.65 Bi ccounts unpaid 285,000.00 - Wheeler, sister of George O. and ome, 1 rospect st. after S&T . 30 I$ 9.09 Is 6.28 On Auto or Furniture Stner Haniiites of the com: 000 30h Whesier. Services Fda: 103 mo | Thursday, Fuperal service Sauder, 31) 58 [UZ IRR PIR [FSB fs re PANY eesctrcosen rz 215,636.1 Ee ons.. rete Birisl invited. Burial Crown Hill. : T i T CAPITAL FINANCE Cor Total 1iabilities ...........$ 6,524,927.2¢| Harry W. Moore Peace chapel in ¢ arge. & EW 100 | 3504 | 2660 | 18.18 | 1257 | 9.77]|] 304 Kresge Bldg. le Capital . 3300 8e | RUD RUDE—Jessie Marie, 250 Buckingham dr. —1f 125 | 43:80 | 33:25 | 22.72 | 15.71 | 12.21 Sania beloved wife of Frank M. Rude, mother| Funeral Directors 5i] 1se | 52.56 | 39.91 | 27.26 | 18.85 | 14.65 155.08 Ee be Ly ude, Ensign” Un Sach, Stats | =x Save up to 40%-—Use TIMES Want Ad oof diana. saw of ns | REA ope Colt Shr Re) CONKLE FUNERAL HOME | 2 | 8 | 81 | 135 | Jen | pag) ope Sass Bowen 7% #00 L the undersigned Insurance Commis. | ter of Mrs. Charles C. VanSant of In.|1384 W. Michigan St. BE-1884 . eee - m— w—— sioner o ana, hereby ce e] dianapolis, passed away Tuesday, June calculated & above is a correct copy of the 9. Services at the residence, Friday, Monthly payments are a of the Condition of the ve mentioned| June 12, 2 p. m, ends invited. EH 2025 B. PAUL E. DORSEY 1178 at Household’s rate of 24% per & Lost and Found 7 Company on the 31st day of December.| terment Mooresville, Ind. Friends may =-1178 month on the first $150 of bai from gray 1941; as shown by the original ent] call at the home Thursday or Friday. ances, and 114% per month on ° The Camera Taken Chev. coupe

Saturday night in the 400 bik. N. Illinois st. is my only means of livelihood. The films in accompanying Suitcase are wedding films and are of no value to anyone except myself, No questions asked. Call BR-6087 for arrangements and reward,

BROWN billifold. money and imporians Rapess:. Reward. Charles Greenwood.

LOST--Billfold, vicinity 335 E. Washing ton; contains Papers valuable to owner. Reward. HU-61

Help Wanted—Female 3

WOMAN as cook in a small family of two adults. It’s a de~ sirable position for the right person who wants to work in a private home with pleasant surtransportat ion ; 8 Starting wage $15. Myst references. Phone TA-0514,

SALESWOMEN

House to house canvassing, experience unnecessary Complete sales training with pay. Pleasant outside work, selling for large home service bakery. It is necessary to have driver's license. Apply 9-12 A. M.-—-2-4 Mr. Simpson, Bond Bakers, 318 W. Vermont,

THREE neat and attractive young ladies, 18-23, to travel eastern states and return with chaperoned group. Liberal drawing account and weekly settlement. Transportation furnished. Apply Miss

Moore, Hotel Claypool. LADIES for dking campaign; ne merchandise to sell; Siraig t salary $14 weekly; Mr. War sevel hotel, 230 W. Ohio st. at Capitol: apply 8 a. m. only—don’t phone.

8 NEAT and attractive young ladies under 23 to travel 48 states and return with chaperoned group. $75 a month drawing account. Transportation furnished. Ap=ply Mr. or Mrs. Dyer, Linden hotel.

GENERAL HOUSEWORK, 20-35, _ exe erienced cook, 3 adults. To Lake SN ayasses, Indiana, for summer, $10, BR-

HOUSEKEEPER for working souple; cans of 2 ollaten cooking; private poom;

stay, CH-051

WHITE-Housework, cooking, n

own room and bath, A-1 ef renoa lauhtrs. IR-7266.

N. Tuxedo,

WHITE for light housework, good {hay optional.) 1209

ckeen- \- H-06 5

EXPERIENCED Moon-Hopkinz bo ing machine operator. Cail m.

after 6 p. 2 A TR Dhoarqine house, $15 per week, room, ar Call LI-7206 write 401 8 walant, Edinburg, Indiana,

WOMAN-—General housework: dependabl Fed, good references; day ytime. Call

BR-1 No eoishes

be ne general housework,

J-8252; evenings,

-40, must 1424

COOK.

or Sundays. Norayke, Dp.

wai GIRL—Stay, Call WA-4744,

Exp. short hrs, days, Cook IR-0938--8-10 A. M.

NURSEMAID-Over 2 ouldren on cooking, no rey stay: $7. H

WHITE WOMAN for general Ta. room, boar board and salary. BRe4

Cook Short ore

Short order—night eT 1357 8. Meridian,

Legals

Indiana, offices, on Fridey, June 26, 1942, at 12:

December 31, 1942, whic

June 30, 1943, BUD

BOA

that The Board of Schoo Meridian and Ohio Streets, ladanapont: Indiana, will

ropriations above li te RD OF SCHOOL COMM

appropriations for the operations of Bald emergency appropriations are included in, and are not in

addition to, the proposed budget of said Board for the fiscal year July 1,

| Legals

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF EMERGENCY APPROPRIATIONS

otice x hereby given the taxpayers of the City of Indianapolis, Commissioners of the City of Indianapolis, at 108

Marion County,

hold a public hearing T., upon the following emergency ‘Board during the period of July 1, 1942, to

1042, te

viz: GET CLASSIFICATIONS DEBT SERVICE SPECIA Interest on School Bonded GENERA, ADMEAS TRATION Debt . £ 107.110.08 i. Superintendent's Office . $ 17.405.00 Interest on Library Bonds 12,870.08 2. Social Service Department 20,436.00 Pavment Bonds -- Sinking 3, Business Director's Office 16,237.00 Funds Fevaa beak ed 195.000.08 4, Board and General Offices 3.604.909 : SHR 5. Buildings and Grounds .. 15,502.00 Total Debt Service ......% 314,980.00 8. Supply Department 4,999.00 FIXED CHARGES . (33008 RRR ‘ ministration ....000000 ,259. Tors! General Adminis- Catv tragion 3 wise] CEnERAL Lue anes INSTRUCTIO Total Fixed Charges......$ 5069.00 1. LEN Seutag ives ++.8% 33,768.60 ; ves. 307,131.00 CAPITAL OUTLAY 3 Bh Broo Schools . sii 3. 833. 60 3. lomentary Soh wilt $ 1313.00 ementary chools ...... hy N 4, General ibis i aber atin ue 31,125.00 . High Schools Cia 17,725.00 i n. ————————— OPERATION OF BUILDINGS sn 148,85 El Total Capital Outlay.....$ 25400.00 1. Administration cassis id 3 5 1 FUND TRANSFERS 2. Elementary Schools vou 16D Free Kindergarten .... 28,000.00 3. High Schools ....... 113, 187.00 : AFL. Association 4,375.00 4 General .... 21,049.00 3. Children’s Museum ...... 2,500.00 Total Operation seeesiss g 308, 728.50 Total Fund Transfers 8 34,875.00 ME Aminetration : 295.00 Total Special Fund ...$2,155,470.60 . Elementary Schools ...... 29,600.00 TUITION FUND 3 High Schools ......oevune 11,250.00 { INSTRUCTION Regular Teacher's Salaries Aun ha Aten anc cae 8 41,235.00 Elementary Schools ....§ 796,700.08 J poouaeies vie ont 13.055.00 Total Tuition Fund ..... $796,700.08 197,11 12.00 Grand 4 nergen Vea 952,170.69 tal Auxiliary Agencies $ propriations Taxpayers appearing at said p ublic hearing will have a right to be he on the

ed. ISSIONERS or . THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS

GOOD, Business Director.

Corporation of Indianapolis,

ce on the 26th day of June, ET CLASSIFIC: PECIAL N

S GENERAL ADMINISTRATION

Tax $ Miscellaneous Revenue file in

Tschedute on 31st, of Next 4) mise. NET TAXABLE PROPERTY ..

Fund SPECIAL FUND

ame rns 34 3. $26.08 a ly ers 8 2 shall Lo

e resent year to December Sls

1942, at

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS C OF TAX LEVIES In the matter of determining the tax rate for school purposes by the School Marion County, Indiana, The, Board of School Commis sioners of the City of Indianapolis, Ind. Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of the City of Indianapolis, Iograns, that the proper legal officers of said municipality at Heir 12:15 o'clock p. m.,, C, the following budget for the fiscal year 1942- -43. BUDG ATION

Marion County, regular meetin T., will conside

DEBT SERVICE

1. Interest, on School Bonded $ 210,306.08

Schoo! Sr (Deduct Line 8

ne 18. Operating Balan i (Not in excess ge

reven

Levy Property Comparative Statement of Taxes Collected and Jo b be Li Collected Collected

1. Superintendent's Office. . § ca Y yn Library Re aes Department. 50,240.00 2. Interest on Library Bonded 3. Business Director's Office 32,814.001 3 payment Bonds -— Sinking ’ 4, Board and General Offices 8,305.00 BUILT ers ae 300,000.00 5. Buildings and Grounds.. 32,382.00 ol, po 8. Supply Department ...... 10,358.00 Total Debt Service.......$ 626,136.28 inis= FIXED CHARGES Li TR a adminis 160,404.00 1. Administration .......... 3 1.775.008 INSTRUCTION : 2. General ‘ .. 36,055.00 IDEFVISION _- ovens 80,007.00 TTY 3 Der vision Schools ..... 1.908.689.95 Total Fixed Charges......$ 37,830.00 3. High Schools .......:.:s. 1, "ne 2s: 33 CAPITAL OUTLAY 4, General Siaksasansasas 3,700 . Administration cosa 8 U8 408,00 Elementary Schools ..... 13,800.00 Total Instruction . $3,208,603.80 3 High Schools 35,500.00 OO Sry DINGS '% 17,428.00 Total Capital Outlay ....8 51,725.00 2. Blementary Schools ...... 393,207.00 | FUND TRANSFERS 3. High Schools caibaiess 270,968.00 | 1, Pree Kindergarten Soctety % 58. 380.00 4, General ... siaases 64,000.00] 2. Art Association 730, 3. Children’s Museum ....... 3 1000. o Ne Ap ation sessnnes $ § 145,603.00 - MAINS CE Total Pund Transfers.. “g 2,118.00 3 Fat, guns 50 300.00 Total Special Fund.....$5, 509, 304.58 oC 10D 8 seees 'S80. TUITION FUND 3. High 8choo Lisusaabes 24,550.00 INSTRUCTION | 8 ay . ar cher’'s Salaries UXILIAR 7 AGENTS seuesr$ 24,6500 Elementary Schools ...... $1,515,000.00 1. Libraries. .........» tease. $308,124.50 Tuition 2. Book and Milk ..... ciel] 25,110.00 Total nstruciion Tuition, ... gu 0e Total Auxiliary Ae ATE $ 423, OF FUN BODE Grand Agia Er Entire Budget $7,024,394.58 FUNDS REQUIRED FOR NR PENSES T R ecial Tuition ORMBER' 31st OF INCOMING TEAR und Fund 1. Total Budget Estimate for present school year . $5,500,394.55 $1,515,000.08 2. Necessary Sapenciinres, July 1st, to Dec. 31st, next : school yea ids ‘ty hid betore Pec. 2,250,012.30 796,700.09 3. out Yanding Temporary s to 1st of Oresent Spores i included in line . 350,000.00 None 4, Yotas Ed imated BUFO BE RECETY lines 5 g and 3). 8,100,406.85 2,311,700.00 FUNDS ON HAND AND TO B ED_FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN P RY

yea 40,000.00 (Bec setiiemen) 2,426,440.00 of next school year, of School Bol

ard) ; 638,800.00

evasion. §3.105,240.00 for nses

5,004,166.85 eXpense

om 1 30, les Period) 11, Amount to be raised by tax levy AL RE, Pana 10) 85, 031, 188008 00

ih 3008. 000,600.00

00 To be Colk

Co ya 40 9,147.37

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