Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 October 1942 — Page 29

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IMMUNE SERUM

MAY CHECK FLU|

Blood of Persons First . Afflicted Seen as Aid in Subsequent Cases.

By Science Service

: WASHINGTON, Oct. influenza epidemic strikes this winter, the use of immune serum from the blood of the first patients at-

tacked “should be considered” for|

treatment- and prevention and for further studies of influenza preven-

tion, Dr. Joseph Stokes Jr. of the|

University of Pennsylvania school of medicine; ‘declared at. the. meet-

here of the Medical society of the

District of Columbia. «Dr. Stokes’. cautiously worded adice to his fellow physicians was based on extensive experiments with mice in which relatively small amounts of immune serum protected mice against influenza virus

when the protective serum was in-|

haled by the mice. Somewhat larger amounts of the immune serum were required when the serum was injected. - In treatment: of the mice; the immune serum had to be given within six hours after infection with influenza virus. ‘Builds Up Resistance

Immune serum, from the blood of persons who have just had influenza, contains substances called antibodies which are defénsive forces of the body for fighting off flu virus. , Instead of borrowing these defensive forces from someone who * has already had the disease, it is possible to build them up in a person’s own blood by vaccination with influenza virus. Such a vaccine, Dr. Btokes recently reported, protected 43 out of 44 boys who were directly exposed to influenza virus in an experimental study. Third method of protection against influenza epidemics described by Dr. Stokes consists in sterilizing the air of hospital wards, school rooms, barracks or similar places where large numbers of peoPle congregate. ‘This sterilization may be done by ultraviolet rays or by spraying propylene glycol vapor into the room. In the studies Dr. Stokes reported, the propylene glycol vapor seemed somewhat more effective ‘than the ultraviolet rays.

35-YEAR “RESIDENT OF CITY IS DEAD

Volowtty ‘a short illness, Mrs. Nancy Ann Ridgeway died last ‘night ‘at her hbme, 2133 8S, New Jersey -st., at the age of 53. ! Mrs: Ridgeway was'born at Trad‘ers Point and had lived here 35 Years. - She was 8 member of the

_ Third : Christian church, the letter

‘catriers’ auxiliary and the Moose fauxiliary. The funeral will be held at 1:30 p. m. Monday at the G. H. Herrmann mortuary, with- ‘burial in New To cemetery. Surviving are Der husband, Hardey C.; three sisters, Mrs. James H. Fee, Mrs. Alice Geyer and Mrs.

«Albert. McCarty, and two brothers,

‘Bert O. and Irvin B. Smith, all of ‘Indianapolis.

WALTER M. WEBER DIES AT HOME. HERE

Walter M. Weber, 50-year-old em“pio of the George L. Paetz &

. Sons, upholstery supplies firm, died

last; hight at his home, 533 S. AlaJama st. - A member of St. John’s Catholic church, he had attended St. Mary's school. « - Surviving are four brothers, Harry L. of Indianapolis, the Rev. Clar‘ence G. of Chicago, Willlam K. of ‘West Palm Beach, Fla., and Her‘bert L. of Baton Rouge, La, and ‘six sisters, Miss Lillian Weber, Mrs, :Ida Cordell, Mrs. May Leland, Mrs. Catherine Salmon and Mrs. Alberta ‘DeJong, all of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Edith Ditlinger of North Verhon.

PLANE CRASH KILLS 22 IN PUERTO RICO

SAN JUAN, ‘Puerto Rico, Oct. 2 ‘ (U. P.) —Military authorities today “were investigating an army transport plane crash in which all ‘ @board—22 persons—were killed. { The plane crashed into a moun"tain between 9. and 10 a, m. yes- " terday near Coamo in the’ interior. Army headquarters did not reveal {ihe names of those Killed.

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survivors: Wife,

other classes.

MRS. NETTIE BOWLES SERVICES ARE SET

Mrs. Nettie Bowles, widow of Jess R. Bowles, will be buried tomorrow in Memorial Park following rites at 3 p. m. in the J. C. Wilson chapel of the chimes. - Mrs. Bowles died yesterday at the home of a brother, Harry Copenhaver, 1109 Pleasant st. : Born in Bartholomew county, Feb. 13, 1875, she lived on the Indianapolis South side 57 years. Surviving are two other broihers, William of Bellefontaine, O., and Franklin, of Chicago; four sons, Walter, Clarence, Edward and Wesley, all of Indianapolis, and a daughter, Mrs. Harriet Fuller of Bainbridge.

FORMER RESIDENT DIES IN SAN DIEGO

A former resident ‘of Indianapolis, Mrs. Charlotte (Lottie) Wuelfing, wife of Hugo Wuelfing, died yesterday in San Diego, Cal. The Wuelfings moved to San Diego six years ago after living here 49 years. Services will be héld there tomorrow. Surviving, in addition to the hus-

|band, are - two daughters, Mrs.

Marian Beals and Mrs. Elsie Leppert and two sons, Hugo and. Gus, all of San Diego; her mother, Mrs. Mary Lipp and two sisters, Mrs. Alma Leonard and Mrs. Frances Spander, ‘dll of Indianapolis, and two brothers, Edward C. Lipp of In~ dianapolis. and George C. Lipp ‘of Portland, Ore.

JACOB M. "AYRES DIES ‘IN GREENTOWN

Jacob " Marshall ‘Ayres, retired farmer -and miller and former In-

dianapolis “resident; died:today . 8t his home ‘in Greentown. He was Mr. and Mrs. Ayres lived on E 37th st. 20 years. ago: Surviving. are his wife, Winnie; a daughter, Mrs. Freda Rupel, wife of Dr. Ernest Rupel, 5716 N. Penna son, Floyd of Greentown} two sisters, s, - ‘William Manring and ‘Mrs! E.;U. Powell of Greentown and two :grandchildren.

State Deaths

CANNELTON—Miss Doris Poehlein, 62.

ELWOOD--Mrs. Louise Haas, 74. Survivors: Sons, Elmer, Walter, Charles, James and Joseph; alge Mrs. Marceda Cannon, Mrs. Mildred Pritz and Mrs. Elizabeth Gross; ar Harry Lutz; sister, Mrs. James Wood. EVANSVILLE—Miss Ella M. Williams. Survivors: Brother, Leslie: Williams. Mrs. Dora Ann Towery, 63. Survivors: Husband, W. H.; sons, Spurgeon, James and Claude; ‘daughters, Mrs. Fleta Smith and Mrs. Lucille. Cox; brother, John H. Burchfield; half-brother, Owen Burchfield. FALMOUTH—James B. Cooney, 60. Sure vivors: - Wife; sons, Francis and: James Cooney; sis ers, Miss Mary Oooney, Miss Nellie. Cooney, Mrs. Henry Peters and Mrs. Jolin P. Metzger.

HUNTINGBURG—Herman Steinkamp, 80. Lucinda; son, Hugo tein. Ellen Steinkamp, Mrs. Walter Miessner sister, Mrs.

kamp; daughters, Mrs. Clarence Ring, and Mrs. Elmer Hunefeld; Louise Katterjohn. , MOUNT YERNON—Cleolge | A. 8teckler, 54. Survivors: Daughters, uoma. and Leona; brother, Wiliam Steoxion Slavery,

Mrs. Anna Schwei PETERSBURG—Lloyd N. Basinger, 58. Survivors: Wife, Birdie; son, Lyle Basinger; Sanghtes ‘Mrs. Paul Boger; sisters, Mrs. Floyd Mae, Mrs. David Ball and Miss Grace Basinger.

A. Bpence. TELL TY Willa Walter Blandford, 86. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Susan Ulrey, Miss Maude andford, Mrs. Evelyn Steinsberger and ' Mrs. william Hargis;

sons, Edward, Bernard, Kevin. Joseph and Brother James.

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Rough Rides

‘The first two Indianapolis candidates for the enlisted ranks of the WAVES were sworn in today at the naval officer procurement offices, . 429 N. Pennsylvania st. Miss Helen Hanafee, 5214 E. 10th st., an Allison employee (left) and Miss Mary Catherine Holem, 1652 N. Talbott st., make their pledge to Lieut. N. C. Russell. They will join the V-10 class at Oklahoma A. & M. at Stillwater, Oct. 9. Lieut. Russell said applications were being received at his headquarters for candidates to

PRINCETON—Private First Class Glenn

Adelaide Kleine Burial Monday

MRS. ADELAIDE KLEINE, a life-long resident of Indianapolis, died today at her home, 1147 English ave., after an illness of many years. Mrs. Kleine was 75, the daughter of John and Mary Blettner. She was married to Fred Kleine in 1885. i The funeral will be held at 8:30 a. 'm. Monday at her home and at 9 o'clock at St. Patrick's Cath--olie: church, of which she was a member, . -Burial will be in 8t. Joseph cemetery. , Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Morton J. O'Neil, and a son, William, both of Indianapolis.

l. W. COOPER DIES; RITES TOMORROW

Ira William Cooper, 966 W. 20th st., died yesterday at the age of 43. He was admitted to a local hospital July 28. Surviving are the wife, Lora; two sons, Bernard and Jackie, and three brothers, Loren of ‘Indianapolis, Chester of Owensboro, Ky., and Rqy of Worthington, Ind. . Services will be held at the home| at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Further services and burial in Worthington

[EARLY PAYMENT OF TAXES URGED

Boetcher Wane of fam at Last Minute Unless Public Helps.

That last-minute tax-paying jam at .the court house is going to be much worse this year than any previous year, Treasurer Walter C. Boetcher warned today. An increase in the number of taxpayers and a reduction of manpower behind the cages in the treasurer’s office will result in a hopeless jam unless most residents pay early, Mr. Boetcher said. The deadline to pay property taves .to avoid delinquent penalties is Nov. 2. Taxpayers are urged to get their

duplicates now and either mail in|H

the payments or call at the cashiers’ windows within the next 10 days in order to escape standing in line two or three hours during the last week. Any taxpayer can pay his bill without even going to the court house. Merely mail in a request for your duplicate, stating name, address where you lived on March 1, 1941, the township it was in and inclose a self-addressed envelope. You will receive. your duplicates by mail and you can mail the duplicate’back with a check or money order. ‘Taxpayers are cautioned against forgetting to inclose a selfaddressed envelope since there is no

= Girl for general office work. |

Help Wanted—Female Branch Store Manager. perience not. essential. Apply 1004 Madison. COMP. OPRS.. stenos.; Lypist,. . 885-8130 AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT SERVICE . . Emp, Agey. DoMESTIC ‘help, white or “colored. 1820 N.

Permanent position.’

Some Inowieigs of bookkeeping, typ-

No Saturday work. 20-30 years. $22 to start. Give ‘brief personal history in first letter. Box 809, Times.

GIRL TO LEARN

Fashion Cleaners. 1901 Central.

HOSTESS Between the ages u 20 and

30 Call MA-4306,

care of 3 children, hi Sp. m. ‘HU-

Be roa Jot hearing is * in; ob, 868 RAE 8 ate y Lae i Rdg. i ta 3 elegr must |: be go a ar je Sainte we marrjed.. Ati Past ve y SRIALy 00l~ ing Reslod. Ask for Mr. Pickett, Western Union, 18 N.; Meridian. 3

LADY—General, housework, room and hoard; ’'$8 week,

2 children; Call BR-6320.

Porter Soren

: Training - ‘You

details, write D. | Bufte 313i. "S20 Noein Meridian, Indian:

Help ptr ole: 9 WANTED

ine to work

Edt is

industrious, Ds or n Xe v ork. 7 H ashington.

pianos roe No Sunday. “400 “NN. Tilinois.

he or full tine.

PORTER "BEACON. TAVERN. 617 N, Y. 1.

Seer.

rt $21.50 ish bonus. ¢ ‘& commission; car furs: * nished. Apply Grand “Union Co., 444 8. Penn,

~ © SALESMEN " Digiified contact ag | oe h- direct leads and by a Bey. produc its: Bed 8 es ul 30°% over | oy a Year.

‘apolis. SERVICE MAN

and ren nced. ole Tire oo 3 W. Mich. st. men, 18

Savin Station Spleridia re —y

for advancement. Apply 832 N. ey

SHOE SALESMEN EXPERIENCED

in-Men's Depa rtment MAROTT’S SHOE STOR £

LADY companion; assist housework country: small salary. LI-8008.. Mr.

Laundry Counter Girl

Progress Laundry 430 E. Market

money in the treasurer's budget to mail out duplicates.

NAMES GARY POSTMASTER - WASHINGTON, Oct. 2 (U.P.)— President Roosevelt today “sent to the senate the nomination of William J. O'Donnell as postinaster at Gary, Ind.

Opportunity for Ladies Pleasant outside house-to-house sales work gelling bakery products door to door. Jourssi. We nish equipment and merchandise. No 8 experience necessary, but driver's li essential. Attractive guaranteed TonaTy plus additional commission for inc reased usiness. Call ‘RI-6465 for appointment.

OPPORTUNITY for women over 35 who gan ok qualify for defense work. Comm.

LOANS

® ON ANYTHING ®

Autos © Distond @® Watches Jewelry @ Clothing @ Radios ete.

GET CASH. IMMEDIATELY

SACKS BROS.

ILLINOIS AND OHIO STS. Open to 7 P. M.~Sat. to 10 P. M.

will be at 2 p. m.

STENOGRAPHERS and ts. ° ERSONNEL bry

W's

8 STATE P ON, Meridian, Salary $85 monthly.

STENOGRAPHER Attractive position for capable, single girl; 39-hour week. Will consider beginner. See Mr.

‘TAILORS. AND BUSHELMEN

For work in Camp Atterbury. Call Mr. O'Leary or Mr. Eby at MA-2107.

Personal Services

—p Services

DEPENDABLE © CLEANERS Clothes Look Brighter . « « « Wear Longer When Cleaned Often wis: ii Gesning in: ori

solidate their cleaning in order to avoid duplicate pick-up and delivery. Suits « . 69¢ | | Panis .. 36¢ Dresses .;. | | Skirts .:.

THE NEW = “Cristeline” Coats $1.00 | | Jackets 600 | (SISHTLY MORE ERY)

CLEANING ROSES. PICKUP and DELIVERY

Conserve Clothing | I¢’s Easy If You Follow These Simple RULES |

3 Buy good, wells meds ction

1 ‘Brush clothes thoroughly

and often. An accumulation of dust and grit works into the fabric . . . shortens the life of your clothes.

2 Change clothes as often as possible. They absorb body moisture are under constant strain while . you wear them. Alr them + ve give them

710 EAST 63D ST

PLANT

TRUCK DRIVERS

Positions open for drivers on. over,land furniture vans, Operations cover United States. Weekly wage, steady work. Age 35-55. Apply to Mr. Gen-

try. 863° Mass. ave., Indianapolis, Ind. AERO-MAYFLOWER TRANSIT CO. Trucks to Haul Coal

Union lee & Coal Co. 1010 Bluff Road

~UPHOLSTER ER-EXP.

Steady work. 1109 Udell. WA-4992.

‘WANTED EXPERIENCED

COAL TRUCK DRIVER

PITTMAN--RICE COAL CO. 102 S. LaSalle St.

ERR a]

Needler, Room 213, Bl Four Bldg.

TWO OFFICE GIRLS 3808 E. WASHINGTON

“EASTMAN SUNSHINE CLEANERS"

TYPIST; preferably one with lumber mill work and some dictation experience. Salary. open. See Mr, Rogers, AdamsRogers Co.

h BS Ceern thet Uied + vine, Bvery Sroughly

= cleaned. ag WALL

wih

Oldest Loan Stoners in the Sun

The CHIC

E. WASH

OUT-OF-PAWN SUITS & TOPCOATS

® & ve FAIRBANKS | - LOAN CO. ' 203 E. WASHINGTON ST. %

LOANS ===

Door ae Delaware 8t,

On EB 2% BB BEAN On Everything! |

Diamonds, \monds, Watches, Musical Instruments, Cameras,

JEWELRY Co., Inc.

CAGO

INGTON ST.

Deaths—Funerals 1 indianapolis Times, Friday, Oct. 8, 1942| OV

BECHOLD—Fredrick Carl, 6217 E. 38th, beloved husband of Addie Bechold, father of Marie Jeane, Ray, Robert and Pred, departed this life Pe 1st, age 43. Funeral Monday at 2 m. For infor. mation call Moore and Birk, CH-1806.

OOLE--Caroline B., age 76, beloved wife of Cole, sister of - Marguerite ey By W. Horch the 4132 morning, Funeral Saturday, 9 2.0 from hirley Bros. Central s apel, Illinois at 10th. Burial Dublin, O. Friends may call at the mortuary any time. [Columbus, O. papers please copy.l

COOPER—Irs William, age 43 years, beloved husband of Lora, father of Bernard and Jackie, brother of Roy Cooper of Worthington, Chester Cooper of ensboro, Ky., and Loren Cocher of Indianapolis, passed away Oct. 1. Saturday, 10 a. m., in ‘residence, { West h sires, followed by and burial Mt. Ver re Worthington. *Little & Sons Service.

FORLER—Minnie Jane, age 8, widow of Peter 'W. Forler, deceased, mother of Corinne Mitchell, pay IOuT, Ind., Frank R. Forler of Oskalo sa, Ia., J. Fr ed, ward and Daniel rR Fowler, stepmother of Willianr, Andrew, Albert B., and Ernest W. Fowler, passed away Friday. Funeral

notice later. Shirley Service.

HAWKINS —Lizale H. Beloved wife of John Hawkins, and. mother of Anna Laure | and Nellie Hawkins. Passed away , Thursday, . Oct. . 1st, neral :service d burial Gallatin, - Tenn, Robert W. Btitling | Tvice, 4

Sl PTELL—Lenn's {nee her) Beloved. wife of “churise da otter of

- Brooks, city, departed: hia | Jute rida: Puneral Monday, h, at. Moore Kirk Northeast Funeral Home, 3530 Station st., 10 a. Burial Washington Park, Friends invited.

i dow of Mrs. rtin. J. O'Ne! f I

MeNUTT--Harding ‘Geo of Ww.’ New York st., beloved are, of Nella" nos oi E. a ai

Services| -

ze FARLEY-FUN

In ‘Memoriams 3

WENS, Larry—In memory of his birthday, Oct. 2nd, No stain was on ‘his little heart, sin . had not entered there, an innocence Slept Sweety on -that pale white brow so fa He was too pure for this cold earth, too ‘beautiful to stay~ id 3 God's Holy Angel bore our darling

way— Before #0 Throne of God, thousands of children stand, children whose sins are ‘all forgiven, a Haly Happy band. Up there among ‘the Throng our little rry, stands waiting for us to join]. ma oll hat Be Happy Land

Funeral Directors 8

Walter T. Blasengym

2226 Shelby GA-2570 3120 N. Illinois WA-5376

'CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

1934 W. Michigan St.

PAUL E. DORSEY

3935 E. NEW YORK B-1178

Market 1234 1604 W. Morris

FLANNER & BUCHANAN

25 W. FALL CREEK BLVD.

BERT S. GADD -

2130 Prospect St. MA-8049

GRINSTEINER'S

1601 E. New York MA-5374

G. 'H., HERRMANN

d | 1508 8. EAST ST. MA-8438

HISEY & TITUS

° MORTUARY ' 951 N. DELAWARE ST. LI-3838 .

MOORE S-KIRK IR-1159 SHIRLEY BROS. Co

vow | 224 N. Illinois

a . ROBERT. W. STIRLING

Oct. 4th," at Moore & Mortusty, College at Falrfels

Burial Brookville, “Friends invi vited.

Ray. Jeloved little son of A Seok Separted this lite Thursday. . Finer! Sa Satur 2p. m, at SER Park. Friends. tn te, paral} a Kirk Service. ;

AT Nancy Ann, age. 5, beloved

ed Help Wanted-Fomale

oo FE, TE m

hd ah Toward.

Lost and Found

s ,AND BROTHER. b

WANTED—Housemother for children’s institution. Address, Times Box 913.

WANTED Experienced Dairy Hand Married

BQTTEMA FARMS amby, Ind.

You must have good . lo begin with. : le i

4 wien your clothes mi porvice ohreperve: their straight Jos a by, hanger

often.

DEPENDABLE Sr

PHONE BR-2t

IN REAR

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Schools & Instructions 12

STUDY AIRGRAFT ENGINE | MECHANICS

ROSCOE "TURNER AERO CORP.

pc + OPPORTUNITIES FOR

* Get EXPERT Training on Latest Type Engines, Parts. Course covers Overhaul Assembly, Timing, Adjustment, etc. Moderate tuition — terms. For complete information call

Wanted 2 Truck Mechanics

tools; specialize Ford tractors. FR~ N24 or apply In Jerson Anderson Motor Service, . Louisiana-

Take Bus From 44 Ky. Ave. Direct to Airport.

WA and dining room help in fema hale divi-

sion. Address W. C.. V . Indiana Village for Castle, Ind. ’

WHITE GIRL—General housework, 3 children, stay nights. Call BR-3500.

White Women Cooks Thosoughly Experienced in ooking and Serving Meats, No ing ao Monument Circle.

WHITE COOK, st Tights; references. Call Sunday, 13 » 4p 5009 Washington blvd. HU-48 56.

Woman for Bakery Work. No ‘experience necessary. 1915 *‘@outheastern ave.

WOMAN or gin, care of 3 children; stay optional; $6, CH-0080-M, before 3.

YOUNG LADY

Have opening for young lady 21 ‘to 35 to. do telephone sales work. Pleasant pi 5, a 40-hour week. BRBe‘ER a BR ERA On Everything! lms $17.00 with regular ine creases. Writs giving references and telephone number. No previous experience necessary. Box 830 Care Times.

Help Wanted—Male

~ 25 LABORERS General Work

American Aggregates Corp.

1400 W. Raymond St.

3 MARRIED MEN for dairy ad, Jracton ork, Edwi Kendall, W. Dandy Tradl, FA0L.

6 TRACTOR TRAILER units for regular runs, 24 feet or Junger} a Sh Lops on! only, Allied Motor Express, 2

ATTENTION BOYS EARN EXTRA MONEY

After school by delivering a Times Route. . . . Mail your name, age and address . . . Routes our Seighbortiodd. tion ‘Dept., TODAY

available in write indianapolis Tim AUTO MECHANICS TOP SALARY 1450 N. PENNSYLVANIA

Boy With Bioyele,. Ww. vemos s.

BOY, t to deliver groceries on ig Motn- * ings and after school. 230 . Belmont.

COAL DRIVERS

Experienced. Apply between 8 and 12 Polar Ice and Fuel, 2000 western.

‘COAL TRUCK DRIVER Good rate of pay. MUESING-MERRICK COAL CO. 3830 Brookville Rd. Eves. IR-7636

COAL DRIVERS

wes SIDE ICE CO. LYNN 8ST.

a m, North-

IR-1191

COLORED aie SA Taurs: & wipers, washers; permanent positio w Mills One Stop, 1121 N. 1 Meridian. age

COUNTER-GRILLE MEN |

ud 70h: pid p44 FR, CAN QUALIFY. PIERSON metal man; must be ‘A-l,

iS" experienced in ‘estimating and rebuilding wrecks on liberal per cent with arantee. West Side Ford Dealer, 2419 W. Wash

FARM HAND, s 18 to €0, ody moni, need year Lanse 12¢ N.

Eo Toss Port

FURNITURE = FINISHER—Stead first class. Furniture Craft, Wayne ave.

GRILL and COUNTER MEN

Experienced; $25 and meals to those os | YO qualify, Apply 43 W. 8t. Clair, POOR hear is k ou from a good job, see A’ AOREX. 830 ¢ Bato Life bldg. MAN. ‘25-40, for stock To0m Work, work, 5%Say woe week. ‘Must refer

Great American Gurrinied ng. opty av,

NTED—Female for dormitory, kitchen WA

an Nuys, Supt. Foileptics, New |

NITED Marzied couples bird york a [{ itorie tc! ns an ning r Address WC. Van NOs. Supt. Indiana Village for Epileptics, ow Castle, Ind. ANTED—MALE AND FEMALE MODELS WOR PORTRAIT AND FIGURE. no EXPERIENCE NECESSARY. HERRON ART SCHOOL. TA-1446. WARTED steady boy over 18 for prine

Interview Saturday, 11 or 12 2708 Northwestern.

OUNG man to do all around pope work. Ly Brooks Store, 26-28 E. Wash,

Positions Wanted, Female ale 10 EGUSEREEPER in motheriess home. Good

‘cook: snd msnager. Write Box 881, Times. ;

Positions Wanted—Male 11 MA ANCE WORK, white man in

ntleman’s home, stay on place, will go anywhere. Weleyntes;/ . Care Times, Box 980. _

or apaArman motor vod

yi ne RCC

mn.

Schools & ion: 12

Roscoe Turner Aero Corp.

Offers Complete Training in

AIRCRAFT WELDING

Expert Welders In Good Paying Jobs. Enroll Now!

Take Bus From 44 Kentucky Ave. Direct to Mu--micipal Airport.

Roscoe Turner Aero Corp. Municipal Airport

NOW— NIGHT SCHOOL ~~ IN BEAUTY WORK

Starts Mon., Oct. 5. The first to be Sela in Indiana. Open to girls Open to men. Diplomas islg " Tremendous scarcity of Beaus ty Operators. Tuition $8 monthly. ; Enroll , phone or personal interview,

Open Every Nite Till 10: P. M.

ROYAL Ts

ROSCOE TURNER AERO CORP,

Municipal Airport

ww Personal Services (A ON 8 DHSS RET GI LAN CLEAN®PRESS*KEFAIR *RELINE “ REASONABLLE MEYER O JACOBS

212-214 E. 16th WA-0084

(AUTO PAINTING)

WARREN Auto Service. New location, 312 5 Ohio. Body. tender Topatsing, pag. _ ing. MA-0616 (BUILDING AND CONTRACTING)

GENERAL repairing, garpentarth BH brick. cement and Jootng. Insur ascn: prices. BL-0359

(DELIVERY SERVICE) :

ACME Truck lease, ‘Weekly L1-9642

or monthly, Chet Sands, Mgr.

(FENCE COMPANY) Hoosler Fence Co. Toto Uv Easy terms, HU-8361--HU-6668. FURNACE REPAIRING

ALEAN, repair and install all makes of furnaces. Fores estimates. WA-9180.

(GAS AND OIL STATIONS)

The Government Says

Conserve ‘your ca BERRY'S SERVICE STATION, 34th & Keystone. CH-323¢.

(INSURANCE)

"REVOKED AUTO LICENSE

RELIABLE INS. AGENCY, No. $12 INDIANA TRUST BLDG. MA-942L.

Real Estate, Bonds, Gen. Ins. MA-3425, L, D. MAZUR, 108 BE. WASH. ST,

PAPER CLEANING PAPER a a. . PE.

wall

(PAPER HANGING)

PLASTERING, paint 5 wall washing, | HEA papsrhangmg. LI-0335. 138 N.: Bolton PAPERHANGING, paper fur-

nished, BHERMAN BANKS BE-0699 (PAPER HANGING & PAINTING)

: First class steaming; paWall Paper per hanging, painting. Jordan, FR-4026. ' (PRINTING) WHEN YOU at printin Shi ot RICHARDS THE PRINTER 127 127 York st. . (REFRIGERATION SERVICE) REFRIGERATION service on all makes Joiligetatons. Calls answered anywhere. ELMORE JENKINS, TA-7316.

(REMODELING

~~ REMODELING

VARA

sD hgbalt

HAMMER -MAN BLDRS HY PET

(ROCKWOOL INSULATION)

Insulation installed by Rockwool fon: average home attic, _celling, $65, Terms 1 f desired. OH-6085 (ROOFING)

AGC REFIT w SIAR, Ney hasrme RI-2978

SEW CLEANING?

MAN FOR INSIDE BAKERY WORK. Must be strong: & ft. . (Draft deferred.) {218 Soutie

Funersl 2X Roya 5 Beauty Acad.

$8 Per Week and Learn

No work—Open to any woman. .

Qu. Eel

‘Milling Machines— ' GRINDERS AND PRECISION LATHE OPERATORS

a= Beauty ademy Roosevelt Bldg. RIL 0481 Pay Talon Aftor Placement INSPECTORS, ASSEMBLERS AY “Regiiration “lee fee tee . Poriions

wait

N DRAFTING ‘COLLEGE

Ne mo ean Ear 2-Year Ma, 3073 ROTO ROOTER Sarearies mea om.

ACET

B. New| BEA

- |RUSH JOBS

Swaps’ : = generator; | tal smely and polishing stands;

jueh a and shears, Gi duty. mn bi nate.

REFRIGERATOR, RADIOS he TRIC SWEEPERS; ' REPAIRED LESS. MA-2868. WILL PAY CASH for 39 and Sd-inch

feu beds) ig s LI-7888, Apa free;

service. Gu dian. oo

, [oRatdless of condition,

5. Yt TL

" TET—3 door; oM 1 fee condos; $600

i Ring 1. 2-wheel, rent, aE Trallers Jicatiing. ca-seer. 002

ORGAN—Trade for china closet, twin beds and mattress; cash or? GA-1812,

New-—metal or wood. fi SE: arrived, 3708 W.

Boats

Pets, Poultry, Livestock 32 2

45 MILKING GOATS for sale, $3.50 a By buyin whole fl

The, goats are south Martin Qy

SINGERS, hens, bird cages, matin a sac, account of illness,

Prstr Sutherland, Millersville Road. *

Farm, Garden, Plants

EVERGREENS can now be planted. line evergreens and shrubs. Reas. prices Maschmeyer Nursery, 244 W. Troy: ave,

All si West. d. B Frult Jars 4% sus. West End Bottle

Room” ad in The TIMES costs (itt as _16c day AND a QUICK RESULTS." phone R1-5381 Bot ven

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HOOVER sweepers; closing out bg § ot 15 Slsanars; most all models, rush and beater type, some with n hts. Erica 31 334.92 and up. AREHO New York. Qpen eves till § p. m. i406 A !

and tr WRUCEING. CO. W. Morris and AD ay 1943 Insulation Bd. 4x8,’ re in, per r 108 .« Lh

Insulation Bd a, 3% in, WRIGHT-B BMAN LUMBER

Union Stock i Open Till § P. M. Saturday.

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Genuine Inlaid Linoleum, 88c sq. yd.

HO Values u itn $1. 3 8 Yd. o¥ %ii"E YORAM ihn

320 W OR IN PLUMBING

(me UAH SUPPLY CO.

£34 W. WASH. RI.1232

EKINGESE male, 1 female, punched PERIN Eble for breeding purposes, have papers. Also 1 new love g console can be seen at Landrith Grocery & 8h Station Trailer Park, Columbus, indians,

HEATERS-ESTATE, GLOW BOY. & EN TERPRISE. Very limited. $22 50: . stock. Come innow. Terms.’ WE ip BLOCK'S, 11th & Mer. Store. Open:evés.

SPEED reduction gear, 8% to 1 ratio, % h. p., maximum capacity; BL RIC & MA JHINE | Eco. 3525 E. Washington. =-1181.

PRACTICALLY new bedroom suit oad: ing innerspring mattress; Xitche Reasondile, 3606 N, Keysto _—

ELEC. GES—KELVINATOR & wow POINT. NO stock. $i1ig 8.95 Immediate delivery. Terms. . BLOCK'S, 11th & Mer. Store.

COAT. cloth; short fur Jacke;

dresses, size 3 corduroy 7 hd HU-3202.

Fra Doren SVEN. gv uy now while you can. $3.08 BLOCK’S, 11th & Mer, Store. Open —

Sudden Death

household bedbugs, a ALBERT G. MAAS, 31 Va. ave, MA-8315.

HEATER Flog: sample. One $24.50 eke 11th ‘& Mer. Store. Open eves.

New shipment. Older jugs, F ruit Jars 150 doz.” Fogle Bon Oy 1901 Virginia, MA-0556.

IRONERS—~APEX, PORTA- $24. 95 BLES. Limited stock. . up BLOCK'S, 11th & Mer. Store. Open eves.

PLECTRIG refrigerator, 10 cu. ft.; Dayton doles, prac ctically | new. Bargsin.

sacrifice stand, olotties hampers. TA-2244

Roach hs fly Kilied Bed Bugs EE Tal:

LURIE CO., 011 Mass. ave.

Save Fuel by For tree stom 3

now, For lowest prices, Call LI-79 ys linge

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$16.95. Furniture, Inc., 1713 N. Merid.

Paint Misi aver $1.60

Farm, & Home Saal Fr Ky. MA-6088

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ETRE 45s clothing, rugs. i ; 3 IK Hs. "Sie wae. $33.8 vs HEND 5 £08 SIE § - modern= $49

KALAMAZOO set, : “sachusetts >> Rn 4

Bed, Complete, $14.00 3 od

COAT—Ladies’ fall; tweed; fur rim A 40; good condition. TA-0974.

Kitchen Cabinet, $1248

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UTIFUL cabinet radip,. lanips, pictures, LRoping

PRINTING,

3-Pc. Bedroom suite, istic. 310 E. 2

« SHADES) | KEITH SHADE CO. s

BRR. RI-1531

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call at 20 N, West st., Indiana oe 4

EDIGREED Irish Setters, 3 months .0ldy

Kills most types inaectay

LETS ‘STOCK of new ated bar and bullding materials et erode. |

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