Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 September 1942 — Page 15

* Purdue Captain For Saturday

LAFAYETTE, Sept. 28 (U. P.)— Alex Leugo, Chicago, veteran letcenter, yesterday was desig-| : ~ nated. captain-elect of the Boilermakers for the ‘Purdue-Fordham mitle Saturday 'at Ross-Ade sta-

Leugo, a graduate of Fenger high school of Chicago, played only three minutes last year because of a knee injury. As the Boilermakers moved into the final phases of practice for their opener, Coach Elmer Burnham again divided his varsity I scrimmaging. ‘With each squad part i of the time on offense, the varsity defensive lineup composed of Smock and Andretich at halves, Hajzyk at quarter, - Buffington at fullback, Smerke and Bright at ends, French at right tackle, and Barwegan at . right tackle, gave some hint as to the lineup which Burnham will { : choose for the Fordham game. The defensive threat shifted from a five to seven-man lineup, using ars idea at countering the forward passing tactics of Steve Pilipcowicz. It was apparent that much of the Boilermaker efforts will be centered on Filipcowicz, the Ram " all-America candidate who completed 37 out of 101 passes good for 724 yards list season.

Leahy Shifts Dove to End

SOUTH BEND, Sept. 23 (U.P) .— Bob Dove of Youngstown, O., Notre Dame’s all-American end last year, was moved back into his familiar) slot ay by Coach Frapk Leahy when a dislocated right elbow shelved Sophomore Jack Zilly - for an indefinite period. 2 Zilly, who is from Southington, Conn., was one of three promising _ sophomores routed from the left i end spot vacated when Leahy moved Dove into left guard to fill a gap

Will Belong to

baseball today. shortstop, make the big difference. They won't run the bases as recklessly as the Cardinals but they will run them as fast and probably, more often. In all-round speed the 1942 model of the Gas House Gang may have it on them because Red Rolfe has slowed down at third base and Buddy Hassett can't run with Johnny Hopp.

Have No Peer

baseball has seen a keystone combination as speedy as Gordon and Rizzuto. They play like it’s against the law -for an opposing batter to lay one through the midlle. Turning what look like base hits into outs is a habit with them. Many baseball men contend they are the key to Yankee success. They have no peer as a double play combination. So far as speed goes, Brooklyn has only one man near their class— Shortstop Peewee Reese. When it comes to fielding, there is little to choose between Rizzuto, Reese and Martin Marion, the long-legged Cardinal whose improvement this season has played

i created by Bob Maddock’s gradu- | ation and the decision - to “Jack Barry and Matt Bolger to enter pre- . flight training at Iowa City. Bob McBridge of Lancaster, O., . ghifted into the left guard post. McBride understudied Maddock last year and is one of the junior lettermen on the squad. Others are Angelo Bertelli, quarterback, and Creighton Moller, halfback. The Irish, beginning to appear anxious over their opener Saturday against Wisconsin at Camp Randall, went through dummy scrimmage against Badger plays.

Vols Within One Game of Playoff

drive. the edge to Rizzuto wher it comes to making that important double play. Rizzuto is the better hitter and hits the long ball that breaks up ball games. So do Marion and Reese, but not so often.

. Gordon’s Superiority

Up to yesterday's games, Rizzuto was hitting .283 and had batted in 67 runs against 277 and 54. for Marion and .258 and 52 for Reese. Their fielding percentages and the ; : number of double plays in which ; / NASHVILLE, Tenn. Sept. 23 (U.\they have participated — Rizzuto i P.) ~The Nashville Vols scored five 966 and 116, Reese, .960 and 94, runs in a single inning last night Marion .959 and 79. to defeat the Little, Rock Travelers, There isn’t any question of Gor-6-5, and leave them within one, superiority at second over the game of winning the annual South- aging Billy Herman or Jimmie ern association playoff. Brown, the steadying influence of It was their third straight vic-|y,. cardinals’ inner defense. He tory over the pennant-winning : ®

; isn’t so very far away from being Travelers in the four-out-of-seven series to determine which team willi°P® of the greatest second basemen

of all time meet the Texas league playoff win- : ner in the annual Dixie series. He is hitting .321 and has batted

Bob Bowman, former Chicago in 101 runs against .255 and 71 for

‘Cubs’ hurler who replaced Vito|orovn 8nd 254 and 63 for Her-

. : . His fielding percentage sufTamulis in the sixth, got eredit for| mor the victory although he was re-|icrS because he goes after every-

: thing but when it comes to making Dota MeCah, aftr. mia Lie| 1 double play ie in Tar superior ‘Rock uprising had netted one run.|. At first base the nod goes to Dolph *| Camilli although the Brooklyn captain is far below his 1941 form. 'His batting average is lower than either Hassett’'s or Johnny Hopps, but his 98 runs batted in shows what a solid citizen he is with the bat. Hassett, rescued from the Boston Braves, is a better hitter than Hopp {or Ray Sanders, who have divided the St. Louis first base chores with Hopp officiating during the stretch drive and - likely to see all ‘the action in the world series. Red Rolfe, winding up his baseball career, always has been a money player and is likely to give the Yankees the edge if he is well enough to play in the series. His batting average doesn’t compare with that of his understudy, Gerry Priddy, or of his rivals, Arky Vaughan and rge Kurowski, the Cardinal rookie, but he is a danger- | ous man in a clu and has broken up plenty of ball games. i There is little to choose between the three when it comes to flelding. Kurowski is no Pepper Martin but since he was installed at third base he Cardinals have shown

‘Hoosier Hoopla

We were prepared for this and hence were not very much surprised. The football season is only -one week old. Lying on the sports desk this morning was ‘a notice that the Royal Crown i Cola BASKETBALL team will . | hold their first practice of the 1 season Thursday night, 8 { o'clock, at the Pennsy gym. The Colas are defending city pions. ?

Nick Etten, Phils’ first baseman, digs his spikes into the second sack in a hurry as Peewee Reese, Brooklyn shortstop, takes a low throw from pitcher Bobo Newsom for an attempted putout. The Brooks took this game, 4 to 2, last Sunday, but dropped the first one, 7 to 3.

Best Infield in World Series

NEW YORK, Sept. 23 (U, P.)—~Whether it’s the speed merchants of St. Louis or Brooklyn's three old men and a boy the 1942 world series may see some of the best infield play in baseball history. ; And, if figures don’t lie, the New York Yankees will turn it in. For, off and on the records, the Yankees have the best infield in Joe Gordon, the second baseman, and Phil Rizal, the

But it’s been a long time since

a big part in the St. Louis stretch |} They are fielding fools with |B

: football squad. He was killed in the crash of an army bomber.

Yankees

Tip-Toe Catch

Capt. Bruce Hilkene (above) will start at one of the end positions for Shortridge Friday night when the Blue Devils meet Southport in a night tilt at Roosevelt

stadium. Shortridge opened its season last week with a 51-to-0 friumph over Crawfordsville, Southport has lost to Memorial of Evansville and Tech.

TCA Plans 7-Day

Post-Season Race

NEW YORK, Sept. 23 (U. P.).— The Turf Committee of America will hold a seven-day post-season meeting for the benefit of war relief, Chairman Herbert Bayard Swope announced today. The committee, which already has garnered close to $2,000,000 for service relief, expects the meeting to net close to $250,000 for the army, navy and united service organization funds. A series of championship races involving the country’s “name” horses will top the program at Belmont park from Nov. 5 to 12.

Cornell Captain

Joins Services

ITHACA, N. Y., Sept. 23 (U.P) — Capt. Kenny Stofer, veteran Cornell university back, withdrew from school last night and returned to

the armed services. Stofer was the fourth fullback lost to the Big Red team this year.} Coach Carl Snavely indicated sophomore Win Wright of Freeport, N. Y., would be used in Stofer’s place against Lafayette in the season-opener here Saturday.

Wildcat Fatalities

EVANSTON, Sept. 23.—Four former Northwestern athletes have lost their lives in the war. ‘Latest was Lieut. Larry Lawver of the 1933

FIGHT RESULTS

MANION—Charles Frank, 60

his home in Lakewood, O. to enter] -

SYRACUSE. N. ¥., Sept. 23 (U. P)—The Syracuse Chiefs, gov-

tomorrow night in

2 association [ine fet. game. of the litle world series. The game will be played in’ Co-

lumbus. The Chiefs won the right to represent their league for the first time

|by defeating Jersey City in 10 in-

nings, 9-8, last night. A single by 'Van Harrington scored Clay Lambert with. the deciding run before a crowd of T7149 fans. Ewell Blackwell, who took over the pitching for Syracuse in the ninth when the Giants tied the score with two runs, was credited with the victory, his third of the playoffs. Three other pitchers saw service for the Chiefs while six worked for Jersey, City. Rosen, and Hank Sauer collected four hits each to pace Syracuse’ 13-hit assault. Jersey City garnered 12,

Savold Gains Easy

10-Round Decision

/ AKRON, O,, Sept. 23 (U. P).— Lee Savold, hard-hitting Des Moines, Towa, heavyweight who meets Tami Mauriello at New York Oct, 30, kayoed Johnny Flynn of Rochester, N. Y., in the fourth round of their scheduled 10-round bout before 3300 fans last night. Savoid employed a damaging .left hook to the body and a right cross to the chin. He had Flynn badly cut and bleeding when he floored him for the third time late in the fourth round. Only in the opening round did Flynn put up any sqrt of a battle. Savold weighed 193, Flynn, 195.

Deaths—Funerals 1

Indianapolis Times, Weanes., Sept. 23, 1942

ABNEY~—Delia, age 82 years, mother of Mrs. Mary Heath and Anna Kennedy, assed hy i ud Sept. 22. Funeral ursday, 24, 9 a. m., from 520 E. Vermont Ph Interment Holy Cross cemetery. Finn Bros. service.

ANACBER--Hufo C., father of Raymond Anacker, brother of John and Clarence Anacker, died at* Chicago, Tuesday, Sept. 22. Funeral services at .the Blackwell -. N. Meridian st., Interment Crown Hill

Funeral Home, Thursday, 2 p. cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 4 p. m. Wednesday.

BOLING—Francis M., entered into ® iy Tuesday, age 93 years, father of Mr Grace Gillam and Mrs. Goldie Horton, Services TRUrdaY 11:30 a. m. at Harry Moore Peace Chapel. Burial Crown Hin cemetery, Friends are welcome,

M., 1146 River ave.,

FLETCHER—Charles entered into rest “Morita. Yi 2B® 53 years,

father ‘of Mrs. Eunice Ha Mrs. Pear Bales, Mrs. Ruth Sakstatter, Walter, John and Charles Fletcher; brother of Mrs. Betty Head, Mrs. Lula 3 Sisnley and Mrs. Jennie Bonds. em J0 a. Thursday at Harry Moore eons Chapel, Burial Wathington Park cemetery. GUYNN—William ¥F., 260 Berkley Rd, brother of Mrs. Lural G. Pullen, passed away Tuesday morning. Private serviees at the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary, Thursday, 10 a. m. Cremation following.

¥., husband. of Nell,

and Jack Kerkhof, y Tues-

KERKHOF-—Hugo father of Mrs. Harriett Bailey, Dorothy pasted i

day. Services Friday, Pp. , at the Sou Yihport Presbyterian iol Friends invited. Burial Round Hill. Friends

e, Stop 8 road and

may call at the ho ursday noon.

Summit st. after

BOEBEL Bthedies W., husband of Minnie

1, father of Benedict T. Koebel of Todd "Field, Alaska, Catherine, Rosemary, and ‘Arthur, son-in-law of Henry Kerlin, passed a Tuesday Friends may call at the Blasengym funeral home, 2228 Shelb p. m. today. Services Fr day, 9 a m, from St. Catherine’s church. Interment , St. Joseph cemetery. Friends invited.

Jean, beloved

: 213¢ Prospect St.

GRINSTEINER'S MA-58%

1601 E. New York

. G. 5 HERRMANN 1503 S. EAST §

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IR-1150

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Lost and Found

BROWN bill fold. Identification paper and cash. ieinty of 41st and on Winthrop. rd. _HU-8372.

Tat brown, between Richmond, Ind., and Indianapolis; con- * tains clothing, ‘valuable papers. BL-0891.

HOUND-—White; four black spots rear” brown ears. SKippy."

hd belonging So BE-2160. LOST—Ayres auditorium,

nday: dark red: crepe jacket. A -3369.

SPRINGER SPANIEL lost, brown and white female. Harry Schwab. WA-7238.

BEAGLE on back; Liberal

3-DIAMOND oid to service man’s wed

RL 1321 between 9 A. M.-5 P. M.

Auto Mechanic

Experienced on Chrysler Products. ~ €. H. Wallerich Co.

950 N. Meridian

MEN, 40-55-YEARS

For work in service station. Good salSteady employment. Apply

GASETERIA

1031 E. Washington ;

CHOW dog lost; t brown male named ““T'ogo. 8 ema. oY WA-3269.

Help Wanted—Female 8

‘COOK

Experienced—White 8ix Days

Apply TEE PEE

3820 Fall Creek

YOUNG WOMEN Pay 30¢ per Hr. While Training

Ages, 18-25; high school graduates for our automatic o eIating training school. Class now fo No experience necessary, but typist. preferred. St

salary rating hour upon graduation. © A oe Tr ic Manager, = Western Union, Guaranty bldg,

WANTED: For telephone cperating, young women, high school graduates, between ages 18-25, Apply to Miss Jefferson, Indiana Bell Telephone Co., 240 North Meridian.

INEXPERIENCED GIRLS White, age 20-40, to learn good paying, steady laundry positions. Tiffany Laundry, 425 N. Senate

$90 MONTH

for work in servemployment. OpApply.

Women, 21-30 Jeans: ice station. portunity for aarancemont,

GASETERIA

1031 E. Washington.

WHITE GIRL, AGE 18-30

Alert and intelligent, willing to learn factory work in hosiery mills, Starting rate 40c per hour. RI. 1321, between 9 A. M-5 P. M.

WAITRESSES

Age 18 or over; no experience neces-

sary; good hours; good . See Lunch Dparomens manager.

F.W. WOOLWORTH CO. 11 E. Washington

TO HOUSEWIVES

NATIONAL FOOD CORPORATION HAS

The White Castle System

is hiring inexperienced young men for ‘restaurant work at a starting scale of $21.60 weekly. Frequent salary increases for those who qualify. Apply in person at 5 8. Orieptal between the hours of 8 a. m. and 5 p. m.

| ROUTE SALESMAN. Weekly salary $21.50 plus benus & commission; car furnished. Apply Grand Union Co., 444 S. Penn,

WANTED

Good colored man for cleaning and general reconditioning of new cars.

STEADY WORK See Mr. Tatlock,

SUPERIOR CHEVROLET, at 552 E. Washington

EXPERIENCED MEN TO HAUL COAL

50c a ton for a shovel off 75¢ a ton for ,wheel-in.

Irvington Ice & Coal Co. 412 S. Ritter

MONDAY A 9 A.M to 8:45 P. M.

205 ODD FELLOW BLDG., 200 ROOSEVELT BLDG.,

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SATURDAY : 9i00 A. BL to 1:00 P. .

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Bookkeeper-Stenographer

Small office. Steady work. Good pay. MA-3569.

Wool Presser FASHION DRY CLEANERS 1901 Central ,

SHOE SALESMAN

Man or woman who has several years experience. Steady job, straight salary.

STOUT’S, 318 Mass. Ave.

Men for heat treating departgat, experience not necessary. Call between 8:30-12 A. M. THOMAS & SKINNER Steel Products Co. 1120 E. 23rd St.

ATTENTION BOYS

EARN EXTRA MONEY

After school by delivering a Times Route. Mail your name, age and address . . . Routes available in your, neighborhood. Write galanape Times, Circulation ‘Dept., TOD.

EXPERIENCED refrigerator engineer and maintenance man. Stark Wetzel & Co. 725 Gardner lane.

Barb r plenty work, 65%. BE-4495. e Stanley 8. Springer. Post Barber, Stout Field.

Schools & Instructions 12

NIGHT TRAINING IN BEAUTY WORK ‘NOW OPEN New Class Starting Monday, Sept. 28

2 | : The first school to see the need of training beauticians at night. The chance women have been waiting for.’ No loss of earning power. Husbands can watch children while you learn:

® Open to girls in high. school. ® Open to women up to 60 years old.

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LOANS vir

husband of Clora Manion, father of Mrs. | OPENING IN AREA FOR LADY Good rate of pay. leCharles a a ger, WHO Bi rary 3 OR § HOURS MUESING-MERRICK COAL C0. |} phone, by mail, or personal i A NEW QUICKER neth and Niles Manion, passed’ away OUSE 3830 Brookville Rd. _ view. No need to delay. Prepare SERVICE FOR Monday. Funets) Thursday, 1:30 m HAND: O_ EXPERIENCE NEOC- IR-1191 BUSY PEOPLE at the GQ. Herrmann Funeral Home, | ESSARY, THOROUGH TRAINING GIVEN. |" ._IR-7636 | § yourself for a brilliant future. tel : 4 1505 S. East i. Friends invited. Buriai|APPLY AFTER 9 A. M, 135 W. 16TH. GENERAL er MAN - Just Te Be Wel make al n bY Washington Park. This is an excellent opportunity for an Y E TY ments to have the mo! rage. MFADDEN—Mrs. Daiste K., 38 E. 36th 25.40 clate himself permanently With & High ar. San. No second 9 ©! Mrs. Daisie . For home service department. Eam- rmanently with a high-/§' n “J i Miss. Verle, ea oy %. Li ings $25 per week. Must be able to de- Ta) Joos Indu in Salary S3e TM CADEMY an 7: our a \ rg Ri mother of Sally Ann an , Passed vot full time, fumish satisfactory refer. | cant, "Address Times, chending on. appli. 01 Roosevelt Bldg. inquiries of friends or relatives. ner 8 Buchanan tun Friday "2 |records. Apply— ’ © | WANTED Designer of reinforced concrete Laura Grayson, Registrar. RI-0481 Capitol Finance Corp. Friends Fivited, at ent Crown GREAT AMERICAN TEA CO. steel and piping. Knowledge of water 304 Kresge Bldg. i Flap Bou SAE 650 Virginia Ave. ES ain, (1 meee 1 1. Wadhingion St. Cov. Font ’ ¢ 0 tor & 2 to 30; neat; Ay ha sand experience. Permanent| Night Classes—Enroll Now O'CONNOR—John J.,. brother of the late omp. pera or some experience| Ie ible Postuon. Location Louisville, Review Mathematics C oa Lo A Bunce See + w Wasrss, Tiofthes| In een Sa, IICHO% Co anes GOAT DRIVER Bie ling rie A ’ ept. leading food company. ance ectric oa de Tn I OCo i of | for advancement. Start $22 to $25. 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A Asks you to help supply the demand for y band of Bertha Rice, father of Mrs. C.|MA-3569. Apply 3 ee to 12 Boon. Beauticians; special price and terms. 229|,.. x Da DERAL LOAN co. L. Tschat, | fy so of Mrs Barbara Ann pa ATRIOTIC women and girls to sell For. ~ 2000 Northwestern. N. Pennsylvania : - AUTOS Th brother ot. 5 BR Rice of Beunany, Lilinots, fhe present war Fai as ons war. AUTO ASSEMBLY MAN P 13 For Quick Want Ad Results Rhone Funeral Thursday, 10: ¢ the information call MA-9739. svar ersonal Services Herrmann eral sm 1505 8. Erik RAPHERS RI-4040. sax. 343 N, Cajal, Tailed P | Servi H. y y and t Insulation ins by | IFersona ces | may cali Wednesday eVaning rom} 1 8 Gras T2250 i DIVIBIH, uf’d MIDDLE AGED man and wife for general Rockwool hand; average home attic, = p. m. Please omit flowers. WOMAN = — Work around funeral home. No Shildren ceiling, $66. -6085. (REMODELING + or general housework; no lsun- CIALISTS ON—Everett D., of 1850 E. 10th | = dry; references required. 310. 123 Main 2226 Shelby st. {ALTERATION STs El ' st. entered into zest Monday, age 6 w Beech Gro AUTO mechanic: also helper for metal ll EE HAN STARINENTS il t Dupont Baptist church, Dupont, Ind. | War Wives = Calculating Machine| aLd body work; steady iminediate wii iad, id Burial North Madison, Ind. Priends ma School ad under Instruc-| Employment. JONES AUTO CO. 348 N. CLEAN ® PRESS * REPAIR * RELINE * REASONABLE 0 A BRR Chapel | tions, Classitication 11. ZL Re IT eel: a.m. ay. HOUSEWIFE, use your spare time earning] COAL TRUCK DRIVERS |S a A ae Pw F. Ressdsy, of Fritz so I. experience unnecessary; Experienced; Steady w york, good wages.| ERRACARESNEY Es 0 er ursday, 2 p. m., at the D RysDY uo Jaftu- GIRL; experienced; 20-48; neral house- CONTRACTING , Meridian at 19th rema on 1 coo » ane ox NIGHT shop foreman, parts ex- (BUILDING AND ) following. Friends may cali_at the al york and: cookie: bib RE eT (Sih RAL TRUCK | GENERAL repairing, oarpentering, brick, tuary, cement and Joon fing. Insured. Reasonable (ROOFING)

) Last night's leading bowlers: in n PLAIN = , 223, STENOGRAPHERS . A a : i - the city: | washington. De Co amipolnted tod Lea uray: | SCHULTZ Dorothy Mare, age 31 beloved | STATE APEERS od x "os Wy COAL DRIVERS prices. ROOF REPAIR. New Roofing. RI.2 ra Nein, Indians Bocrestion....- 60 | 19634, : Newseio No sins (8); Walter Stevens, Hite oI Suaties, miner of J Robert hd] Meridian. Salary $35 monthly Experienced. Myers Fuel Co., 801 E. Ohio.| __ (CONTRACTING AND BUILDING) Al work guaranteed....... I. 2 Kehl, Bat Et 960 kno kn knockout ut Mike, Bulik, 1363, New Srover"C. Mabu in, Basted © sway Tues-| WHITE; assist in Bousework: “| Wanted =reienced ced automobile me- | COC CTING, buliding patos (SEWER CLEANING) & ; or E: 3 nenranis 11111110 ia ters, Thelma Raab, Marsorle Mangrin, | wh . : fors, Tne, 3813 College. | BoD: stint irra. . ' ’ - 3 ay un er, Insurance ......... «+s 631] HARTFORD, Conn.—Willie Pep 126, Drom ers, or girl; 2 in fam- ; (DELIVERY SERVICE) ; J 7 Date a / alker, Iie ndians Gear. veenenes 629 Hartfo: out Vince Dell *Orto, Lester, Los » th, Shir Marott h ar no 1a d nome] Bus Boy and ishwa r Truck , i : 4 A 9 ae soviet iLL 636) Clifton, itis in Ofte, 199, |. Wayne, Leroy Bi ple & FR Ma: Ty a i Sundare free. Call WA-5000. y= d DI Shwash er |ACME oF monty. L1-9642 Eleirio way to clean sewers, ig . \ Indians Goss .:0000000 80 wmw YORK. Bobby Rutan, 135, New Ba WAITRERS, 350, $11, week, room, board; men, 18 - 50 years. } Guaran ry » Sommarcigl’ sorceraieanss G13 York, drew wiih Carmine hl 5%, N yo at fugeral oe i kitchen hel “Fob Lebanon, | Service Station Spiehdid opportunity (FENCE COMPANY) ROTO ROO SE } gta Guiet, ns i 8 ork (10); Al Gul A iow vor, ton Park, > Friends in — i L|1°r advancement. Apply 323 N. Delawa "| Hoosier Fe Co. Fictory. lawn, __(WALLPAFER CLEANING) ; ; scored SERRE finisher, w! 3 or col801 Pierce, 155%, Vancouver, B. C. (3). SCOTT—Andrew Ar. 36 86 beloved tather | ored. 800d wages. Apply immediately. | Griddle Man 1402 Main St. Speed- oosier anes | i farm. Bat. fren. | on First-class SEL 1 glad AKRON, 0.—Lee Saw Savold, 108, id, 35 Imecked Steilke and Mrs Julia Moore, rea ag ln 315, | Call HU-4464. |= > FRNA RF, REPATRING) Danging, cleahing, painting. = SRR i Sh wh) BERLE Se Rnb S54 hr Kult SASte oe? Sn Cot | WECTEAR Toth vag al of as| ___ OGON wane tssasssevene Burial * ¥ £8547. : dU seosiacerens 880) wILMINGEON, Del—Al Tribuani, 11%,| ihe chapel ie may call at| YOUNG LADY. iyping and work. (INSURANCE) al ln sss outpointed Lew Jenkins, 139 w co., gitice W.{ GOOD job for good Sompasiior, ais) = it i enti S02 00° *earion se ro gn So | saat verted ME Se S55 | “REVOKED AUTO LICENSE . : y-| WHITE AGEN ING, . a AMATEUR BASEBALL | disnapolis, and Mrs: A. 5: Bolte. Mom Ralf cays by tne’ week: no cooking. 6 COAL TRUCK DRIVER [yp miociaa ie, ASMICY- BQ sen ; ; The , Indiana apolis Black In witl} pois, passed away Tuesday morn- GIRL . ‘ Experienced. 1450 Kentucky Ave. - Sunday a: Anderson.| mortuary, pai ihe Pans: & Bu a, dulles, care care Of Shey.| AUTO MECHANIC—Pari of Tull time; good Real Estate, Bonds, Gen. Ins. 7 Pe ayers. Ripe pena invited. Crown “Hill. opportunity for man. MA-3425. L D. MAZUR, 108 £ WASH. 6T.| Swaps ° Jog snurernee, nl lem Tor the trip. ; Tf mayen She mortuany, ED eT TT Bet ar DAY'S MOTOR 430 E. New York. ota a ps 4 BE as tend od EF £5 B wa Delivery Boy VB, am | teint Bots WE i fe =1"'3-room. tor rooming house: | DelIVErY BOY ~ 0 = michigan | irae =| FE uke. "We AR = Fer work GRILL 18-50; $11 week, room, board. APERANGING. . Novelty Co., Cue MT : ? ng asd wai 8 aan a rr R WANT men to and Bets ue section. (7) B k, 2 in family,| “weeds. 323¢ W. washington. of" = ing sa i a Ts = 5 ISAGKS SWAP = Asply Jie wr. Jon. | [| Your nous op somrment ctor rept] FoRAEDS THR FROFIER. U1 E Hew eg

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