Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 December 1942 — Page 20

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2 . CHUNGKING, Dec. 22—General3S Chiang Kai-shek looks for-. ) sara to the day when he can meet : President Roosevelt face to face, he ~ told ; me in a 15-minute interview. Grayer, more philosophical and _ , more statesmanlike than I had ever +; Seen him, the generalissimo, never- , theless, was very much the com2, ‘mander in bearing and manner. Lf "His answers were characteristi- ~ “cally brief—almost monosyllabic— .% but when I asked him about Roose'velt' radiophotoed letter of greet‘4 ings, sent last week when the serv‘Tice was inaugurated, his face lit up. He said he had dispatched his re-

5 to the American president and| gg some day he could meet]

DECEMBER CAN

+l : Africa Drive Helps Asked whether he was satisfied American

Ie eer oan amstones to Chins, pore Than 150 Tons Are

“It is improving despite difficult circumstances.” Gen. Chiang believed, also, that “the allied successes in Africa would

Shipped Out of City in . 13 Freight Cars.

- Commenting on the circular teleSgram he had just issued for the sreontrol of prices and wages in Free , ‘Gen. Chiang voiced the hope that China’s economic difficulties “could be ameliorated with measures i that direction.”

ig D0 YoU WANT . MORE PEP?

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Then you should try Haag's Liver Pills without delay. If your liver isn’t secrete ing all the bile it should it is because bile flow is not stimulated sufficiently to correct faulty elimination. Constipation =gyesults, and that “low,” pepless feeling, Zyour interest in lite lags and you're not Ziyourself. Don’t wait any longer. Get Haag’s Liver Pills and feel ‘TOPS! + i Avallable at all Haag's Quality Drug 5 8tures in 25¢ and 50c sizes.

shipped out in 13 freight cars.

cans. Ft. Harrison contributed one freight carload of cans, county commissioners’ trucks picked up a sub-

schools where cans were collected by pupils. The weakest spot, Mr. Campbell said, is failure of apartment dwellers to contribute more wholeheartedly.

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NEW and OUT-OF-PAWN

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10-Kt, Yellow Gold Moust $ 440 ings—While they last.. ® Nes 2

Ladies’ DIA R we opm $1004] 3

sale pies ........... cere sanuven

~ Mountings

: Other Bargains in = Unredeemed Diamonds SALE PRICED from’ $35 to $300

Yellow Gold ‘Masonic Rings. ..... $10 to $14.50) ‘Diamond Set Masonic Rings. ........$35.00 to $45.00

OQUT-OF -PAWN WATCH ES

S—BULOVAS—WALTHAMS—S$14 Sohes—30.95 to $12.50—All A ry fo 322.50 Like Other,

a SHjcAs JEWELRY &

x LOAN CO.

DRIVE OVER TOP

The tin can collection in Indianapolis for December went over the top with more than 150 tons being

Indianapolis’ quota is 140 tons, and this was the first time the collection ever exceeded 111 tons. Russell E. Campbell, who as secretary to the mayor hds served as chair-

man of the tin salvage program, said the heavy increase in tonnage is due to the growing co-operation of the public and to the announcements that the city no longer will pick up trash containing salvagable

stantial tonnage from the county

|/chestras, popular name bands and

How do the Mile-Of-Dimes guards keep warm in freezing temperatures? Why, they use this truck, equipped with a heater inside. They have Capitol Mors, the Dodze: Plymouth dealer at Michigan st. and

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‘TOBACCO ROAD’ AUTHOR MARRIED

PHOENIX, Ariz., Dec. 22 (U. P.). —Erskine Caldwell, author of “Tobacco Road,” “God's Little Acre”}, and “Jackpot, ” was.on a secret honeymoon today with his bride of a day, the former Miss June Johnson of Phoenix. The couple ‘was married yesterday, attended only by the parents of the bride. Mrs, Caldwell, a student at the University of Arizona, will return to her studies in January while her husband completes a lecture tour. Caldwell had been married previously to Margaret Bourke-White, photographer.

ARMY MUSICIAN ALSO A FIGHTER

Must Handle Guns With Other Soldiers; No

‘Soft’ Routine.

Times Special WASHINGTON, Dec. 22—With a hot lick on the’ downbeat, martial music has joined this war in true American style. ~ Masters of bayonets, boogiewoogie “or Brahms, bandsmen are the most versatile warriors in the modern streamlined army. Drawn from great symphony or-

groups, the military bandsmen when they enter the army put away their instruments until they learn to dle weapons of war.’ Tootin’ After Shootin’ Like all . rookies, the musicians “faust go through 13 weeks of basic training learning to march and shoot ‘before they ‘fe dssigned to a regular unit as buck privates. Not

competition for a place in a military band. : In addition to their duties as bandsmen, the musicians have regular assignments and when their outfits move into fighting zones they put away their instruments and shoulder guns. | They Fly, Too Bandsmen ride with the armored forces, fly with paratroops and airborne infantry, and march with the foot soldiers. Wherever American troops go there always are two bands—one for artillery and one for infantry—with each division. With the number of divisions increasing by leaps and bounds, the army, hard-pressed for competent

IN CHINA, Dec. 20 (Delayed) (U. P.). — A young Canadian fighter pilot who was’ the first allied flier to land behind Japanese lines west of ‘the Salween river and. escape back into Chinese territory told today how he managed it.

ton, Ont. reached .this American base still wearing his badly worn fur-lined flying shoes.

the Japanese lines by a Chinese guerrilla wearing a fedora hat.

of the Salween when his ‘plane ran out of gas.

I hoped to save the plane. But climbing out, I heard bullets whizzing around my head, so I made a dash for a nearby creek. I saw soldiers coming and not knowing whether they were Chinese or Japanese I plunged into the creek, hiding there while they went farther down to

was no one around, I followed the creek until dark. Then I sprawled school or = neighborhood musical among the rocks trying to get some sleep.”

at dawn through wild malarial country, band of Chinese" Salween. They spoke ‘no English and he spoke no’ Chinese, but he saw one wearing a fedora hat.

Canadian said, “trying to tell him until then can they enter the fierce|I Wanied, fo where he that villages in China did not sell hats. He thought I wanted to buy the hat, so brought out money to show me his price...

shek on the bills gestured . toward myse picture to show that he and I were friends, or at least allies.

Of 300,000 Chinese puppet troops armed since 1937 by the Japanese, 181,867 have deserted and joined the Chinese central armies, a military sppkesman for the government said today.

CHINESE HELP CANADIAN PILOT

Flier Lands Behind

Japanese Lines. WITH AMERICAN AIR FORCES

Flight Sergt. R. W. Bates, Hamil-

He was helped in getting through

Sergt. Bates landed near the bank

“I crash landed,” he sald, “since

Tried to Get Sleep “Waiting until I was sure there

Sergt. Bates resumed his journey

finally finding a small guerrillas near

INDIANAPOLIS, IND,

New Airoralt Meanie: Sains. Organizing Now. for January Ist]

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MUNICIPAL AIRPORT

Deaths—F unerals 1

Indianapolis Times, Tuesday, Dec. 22, 1942] A

McCABE—Matilda, of 2747 Winthrop ave., entered into rest Sun TR age, § 85 years: aunt of Mrs. Gert Tude e. Wood Davis an Renneih M. ood od. Services Wednesday, 10 rry W. Moore Peace|C! Chapel. arial To, cemetery, Clermont, oe McCOOL—Frances Jane, wife of Fred Jr., mother of Judith 1, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Charles by, sister of George, a. m. Friends

Wednesda. ay 2 p. m,, from above address. Burial oral park. Friends invited. . Tolin service.

ULLANY—Sophia EK. wife of John J. mother of Dil d: Friends may call Pu the Kir rby Mortuary, Meridian at 19h, anytime. Funeral Wednesday ' 8:30 the mortuary, a. m., St. Philip Heri church. Burial Holy "Cross cemetery, Friends invited.

NEWMIER—Otho R., (Babe), of 5242 E, Ninth st., entered into rest Monday, ape 33 ears, ’ husband of Helen G. Newmier a

Help Wanted—Female 8 ALSO TYI'IS TS,

CCOUNTANT CLERK; 5-Day Week. MA-3551.

BEAUTY operator; sala: arantec us BATT ope 437 Moss, 1.0345. :

COLORED gin, a oo 35, from 12 p. m,

to 11 p. housework; cate 2 small Din 003s

COLORED GIRLS ‘for Fountains

Young colored girls, 18 years or over, of good education and refinement, can obtain’ employment serving at our soda fountains, Positions are steady ancl prof-

“COME IN OR PHONE FOR . io COMPLETE DETAILS |

3 TP - : Chnstmas 1.oans 4 out of 5 MORRIS PLAN Loans Made Without Endorsers

PHONE FOR A LOAN —MARKET 4455

® Borrow on Character, Auto oy —from $75 to $500 to $1,00 a raityre

Arcade Garage for auto vo SPpraisal,

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"SMALL LOAN LICENSEES

itable. Frequent salary increases to those

ELEVATOR OPERATOR

Colored, experienced. Apply Mr. Stone, Hotel Washington. EXPERIENCED Pe machine operators.

1002 Central ave. manufacturers of of pants shirts. and overs :

Wednesday, 3 p. Tee Harry W. Peace ay 3D Burial Memorial i Friends are welcome.

PETERSEN—Fred, husband. of Minnis, fo. ther of Mrs. John Rusie, S. Wamsley. Mrs. Merrill: Bam, Mrs. x r

Berry, Mrs, E. L. Tyner, Russell P. Tyner and James Hn er, passed away Tuesd a. m Pi e residence,

. Funeral notice later.

FOUNTAIN GIRLS

Opening for one older experfenced girl, 2 inexperienced girls, Apply Keene Drug Store. Dela- | ware and Ohio Sts.

For information call _Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. a GIRL with high school education; must PETTIGREW-—Mae P,, Me 68 years, x Se to type. HOMER J. WILIIAMid of Mrs. Wilh De a anata, N, 814 N. Senate. sister rs. em ernsing, randmother of Jayne Schmalholz, GIRL--Laundry Experience B So age) y vening at, resi: 439 W. Washington St. . dence, rson ave. rvice : Thursds hi aa m. at ghove address, Girls for Counter Work on y. urls as hington EASTVAN-SUNSHINE CLEANERS. Park. Friends may call at: residence ASHIN after 1 p. m., Wednesday. e| = 3808 E. W. GTON. : immediately’,

mon P., age 76, 819 Butler, passed away - Holland, O. Friends may call at the Dorsey Funeral Home, 3925 E. Now York st., anytime. Funeral 10 . sday at funeral TY Burial « cemetery, Fran! d [Franklin papers please copy.l

CHUSTER—Justine, age 87 years, mother sca Frank J. Schuster, grandmother of Francis J. Schuster, Mrs. Paul Kritsch, both of city; Mrs. Albert Boglarsky, Miss Agnes Frawn, both of Detroit, great-grandmother of Peggy Ann Kitsch, Sue Ellen Schuster, Dennis Albert Boglarsky. Funeral from home of Frank J. Schuster, 904 E. Troy, Thursday, 9: 30 a. m., St. Catherine’s church, 10 a, m. Burial St. Josepls cemetery. Lauck _ service.

Funeral Directors

“I motioned toward the hat,” the

be taken to the city ught the hat. I knew

“I saw a picture of Chiang Kaismiling, and ‘the

CLAIM 181,000 DESERTIONS CHUNGKING, Dec. 22 (U. P.).—

leaders, turned for help to the internationally famed army band stationed atthe war college here.

Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Tuesday, Dee. 22, 1942

With Capt. Thomas F. Darcy Jr. leader of the army band, .as its 1 dean, the army music school for band leaders was established, Candidates for the . school are selected through competitive musical examinations. Out.of 600 can-

didates for the present class, 75

on Everything! Watches,

The, EAST WASHINGTON ST. Musical Instruments, Cameras

! ILo A Clothing, Shotguns, Ete,

“gr The CHICAGO 2

. Ine. 146 E. WASHINGTON ST.

were selected.

FLACK PROTESTS COST OF RECOUNT

Costs amounting to $1317 assessed in the‘'primary election recount suit brought by Toney A. Flack against

SAXOPHONE RE -WEAVI A V ! N 6 Instruction LEON ER o co. “INDIANA Music co.

In the Middle of

I the Middle iE Ohio St. — FB-1184

235 Mass. Ave.

Son can. Bay Holy Farah? ? HERE because ‘our overis less. Bedroom, Living Room and Dinette furni re and

"BATES STUDIO

). North’ Meridian:

HANGERS re EACH

. We my aie wire’ ke Fatment ; 0

at Stores "All C Over Indpls, :

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the late Glenn B. Ralston in the -| Democratic county auditor contest were protested in circuit ‘court today by Mr. Flack. The planitiff, who ‘was defeated by Mr. Ralston in the primary elec-

cause of the death of the defendant, and the court assessed all the recount costs to Mr. Flack. Attorneys for Mr, F 'ack said they would file a. motion to contest the costs on the ground that petitioners in’ other: recount suits should pay part of the cost of hiring guards to watch the ballots. Mr. Flack complained that $436 was added to his share of the costs for wages paid to guards 20 days | after he. abandoned his recount project. | PREMIER REPORTED DEAD :

G, Dec. 22 (U. P.)— A oni communique quoted in-

TE of QUALITY Mantlyn Funa 2440 WN, lia

| '5-STORES-IN-1 5

telligence reports today that Pre-

yy Be ed Ching-hui of}

tion, dismissed his contest suit be-| t

BRADY—Virginia, age 26, beloved wife of, : Richard Brady, daughter of Mr. and sister of Wilbur, Vaitte. and Mary Carson, Ethel Hackhey, and Geneva Pmegar, passed away Monday evening. neral Thursday, 10 a. m;, at Shirley Bros. Central Chapel, Illinofs ‘at 10th st. Burial Glen Haven. Friends may call at residence of parents, 308 N. East st, after 5 p. m. Tuesday or any time Wednesday.

CADLE—E. Howard, husband of Ola Colfather of Lieut. Buford Tenn.; -Mrs. B. W. Mrs. H. Max grandfather . of

of K. E. Cadle, Clayton, Ind.; Mrs. M. King, Orleans, Ind. and Mrs. Sohn Green, Salem, Ind., passed away Sunin his. home. Service at the Cadle Ta ernacle Wednesday, 10 a. m., and burial and services at Kays chapel, Freqeticksbure. Ind. Friends may call at Flanner & Buchanan mortuary, Sdn of at the Tabernacle from 8:30 to 10 Wednesday.

CARROLL—Elliot, beloved father of Margaret. Ikemire, Joseph, Elliot and Rufus, passed away Monday. Service Wednesday, m., at W. D. Beanblossom mortuary. Burial Floral Park cemetery.

COCHRAN—Ida Hall, te of Sohn T. passed away Sunda, vived by Pree Brothers and he ie Hd Friends may call a Tolin funeral Home; 1308 ‘Prospect. EE one Thursday, 9 a. at he Salvary Tabernacle, corner. Cedar and Fletcher, 1 p. m., at the Lick Branch Bagpuss rch near "Depu is, Ind. Burial Branch cemetery. [Madison (Ind:) papers please copy.]

CONAWAY—Thompson D., 34

N.. State, hushatiq of Virginia Pierson Conaway, * Mrs. 0, T04F Conaway, std away geten Private service at the onde Bu

Friends may - -call at mortuary.

EGGLETON—Thomas L., of 4820 E. Si

ears, father of Mrs. Ruth dt, firs. er Gabbert and Earl T. leton of padianag ‘i Srother of S. George ert an u eSon of of Zouisvile, K, Services S= : Sag. re

m., at Dare Burial Wi cemete Friends are welcome. eupEn_stele B., age 72, belo of of ames ¥ Eider, sister of Shugert, andm Williaa rn ‘and Joan El er, Ps sda Pune

“Tue Agr ., Shiri rving Hill) - | gods ki HU : Be Wedn a g

| KocH=wilhelmina, wife (former rosidents’ of Thdians passed (raway | in Ssuforiia. Gl Grave ide service Hil, fends: invited p.m. Friends fends ey call at the J. c. "Wilson Chimes, 1334 Prospect.

FARLEY- FUNERALS 1004 . Moreh,

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Walter T. Blasengym|

ST iio N. a WA

Mich.;| G!

§ STENOGRAPHERS, experienced or ur 6X1 Se

HOUSEKEEPER—Wh 18

‘White, to 45; $10. LI-4912, TA-9305.

LAUNDRY WORKERS, WHITE. APPLY METHODIST HOSPITAL LAUNDRY, MORNINGS.

LIVE NEAR 2901 E. Washington? There's an office position open for you! Light dictation, typing. Crown Laundry & Dry Cleaners.

MARKER—EXPERIENCED

FOR DRY CLEANING PLANT. Seiy REGG é& SON, 1004 MADISON A

OFFICE GIRL for general real estate office; shorthand desired. 142 N, Delaware. RI-51MTT or TA-8147 before & 2. m., after 6 p. m.

STENOGRAPHERS anid typists. STATE P. NNEL DIVISION, Meridian. Salary, $85 monthly.

Apply 141 8.

rienced; not war work; plenty of ¢iance TO advancement. Address P.O. Box

WAITRESS, Egerton. hh:

To38

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME 1934 W. Michigan St.

‘PAUL E. DORSEY

8925 BE. NEW YORE IR-1178

Market 1234

FLANNER & BUCHANAN

25 W. FALL CREEK BLVD.

BERT S. GADD 2130 Prospect St.

GRINSTEINER’S

160 E. New York

G. H. HERRMANN

1505 S. EAST ST.

HISEY & TITUS

MA-5374

MOORE & KIRK =

[R-1159

SHIRLEY BROS. co. 954 N. Dlinols

ROBERT W. STIRLING

1422 Prospect

J. ©. Wilson “CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES” 1234 Prospect St. MA-Y438

Indianapolis Want Ad Number. RI-8851,

Lost and Found 7

WOMAN'S brown purse lost on Washington st. between Illinois and Meri about 7:00 Monday night. ~~ Contents very valuable only to owner. reward. Finder can keep cash. Call TA-7635 or LI-6646.

LOST—10 Truck tires on Massachusetts ave, Wednesday, 16. These are S. government tires. Anyone knowVs whereabouts call Federal Express, Li.6448. Reward and no questions as

LOST—Large black leather purse. Kindl return valuable keys and other persona items. Keep money. 8 W. AL Woodruff Place. CH-0694-R.

LOST—In vicinity of 12th and Emerson, billfold, keys, gas rationing ns, driver’s license and other ho A papers. Rew. CH-3428-J. 314 N. LaSalle.

$31 LOST, in cha 3 Tolls nickels, 3 rolls dimes, 1 ro quarters, Rewa BR-71317,

PARTY who found kage a T Wasson's downstairs wash a Blesse. call BE-

2134-W. Reward. YOUNG man’s oid ring lost Saturday night; Bardonyx sett with ray ead; keepsake. Reward. TA-8329.

MINK scarf lost in vicinity of Ohio and Penn., Sunday Liberal

‘ALL AROUND PASTRY

8S. Illinois. S—Da,;

WAITRES work; Sat. or Sun. offs 6 days. Call -0938 between 5-6 >. m.

WESTERN UNION

Permanent Employment

Salesladies, 21-35. eat appes; ance, some typing experience public. “Mr. ®pickett, 18 N. Meridian,

WOMAN, 55 or 60, take full charze of homme: ne; good wages and home refer:cnces. Mer st., Apt. 1.

WOMAN, 40-45, to work in stock room. 1708 E. Michigan.

YOUNG LADY WANTED

Capable of doing general office work and with knowledge of bookkeeping. Steady employment and fast advancement to proper party. Write for 7 interview. National Biscuit CO P.O. 538,

Indianapolis. : Ages 18-25," as routiYoung Women ing aids. Inside office

work. No experience necessary. Apply Traffic Manager, 902 Guaranty Bldg.

YOUNG WOMEN

18-25 YEARS OF AGE. i Wanted for

TELEPHONE WORK No Experierice Needed eT and YOU ARE PAID

WHILE YOU LEARN

Box

who qualify. Apply Hook Drug Co., Czali-|} «| fornia and Market Sts, 9-3 P. M.

TTT AUTO FINANCE

Park for Appraisal

Office on ground floor. Park next door. Walk about 20 feet, bring in title and get your loan. It’s that easy. Buckeye Finance Co. loan dept. of i

EQUITABLE SRE EER EE 3361

AE: R LI RS

CAPITAL FINANCE CORP.

304 Kresge Bldg. MA-4 il 1/59

20 , Per Month Per Mo. on That 0 Up to $150 O Part Above $150 Indpls. Public Welfare Loan Assn. 330 Occidental Bldg. RI ley 358%

LOANS — AUTOS os 'MA-0783

LIBERAL 152 N. Delaware ATO! DIAMONDS, FUR OATS hb

SACKS BROS, AL0To ee CO0.. NC Ohio at Illinois St. RI-3008

Help Wanted—Male

SEE BE SRR Cll open

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COLORED MAN

To work in.dry cleaning room. Experience not necessary. Apply Gregg &

ability to mecet| D

Madison ave. . wash boy, Teal opportunity Colored for good wash and polish

man. See Thomas Carson, 2419 W. Wash,

COLORED MAN-—Storage garage experiehoed; ) must be good car washer, 36 W.

man for cafeteria. No Sundays, holidays. RI-7386,

APTER SCHOOL. 39 E, 34TH. St.

Colore ELIVERY BOY FOR BICYCLE FURNISHED. Dry Cleaning Foreman

‘Man with general experience to assist superintendent in dry cleaning plant. Call Mr. Eby, MA-2197.

FREIHOFFER BAKERS

SELLING ESSENTIAL FOODS We have 4 route salesmen who are leaving for the army immediately and need 4 men to fill those vacancies. These routes operate in and around the' city of Indianapolis and are now earning from $40 to $57.50 per week. No experience necessary: We train you at our expense. Would like to have applicants win SA rating Apply between 8

a. m.

and 6 p. ~— | if now working, call for Phatment, 31s

W. Vermont. RI-6465, ask for Mr. Simpso

| Furnitare Patch- -Up Man il.

Diture factory. ERMET PRODUCTS co. 2100 N. Caroline Ave., Indianapolis, Ind,

"GRILL and COUNTER MEN

Experienced; $25 and meals 9 those who ‘qualify. "Apply 43 W. St. Clair

HOTELSTOREROOM MAN

Experienced hotel or, grocery work. Must be sober, reliable and able to accept re-

Sponsfiliiy. Night work. Every Sunday off. Good pay ih excellent anes for 3dygneemens. See R. T. Graham. HOTEL

WASHINGTO

ICE ROUTE DRIVERS

WEST SIDE ICE CO. 233 Lynn st.

ICE ROUTE DRIVERS

POLAR ICE & FUEL CO, 2000 Northwestern ave.

Apply Miss Jefferson

INDIANA BELL | TELEPHONE CO.

240 N. Meridian St, |

Miller Kitchen boy- for hotel. Soo w working MECHANIC—Night job.

conditions. RI-72 Big opportunity for man who can manage shop. General | Truck Sales, Inc., 31 W. 13th.

pg Eleotio WAY 10 Sloan Jo

Ads are famots ' for SL and. oh ete. De en Phone RI-55 HE

Help W Wanted—Male

MAN—6 PAYS A WEEK : GOOD PAY

MEN WITH TRUCKS TO HAUL COAL Highest Rates Paid Apply in Person BLUE DIAMOND GOAL Co. 55 S. Forest

References required.

Era

$150 or less ance

2 SFFICEES yn

Wash. Li incoin

Py CO.

HONOR LOANS:

TO WOMEN WITH JOBS

The honor loan plan makes it possible for you to borrow on the strength of your job. No credit inquiries of friends or relatives. If you can make good use of a loan, see us at once. Phone or call today.

AYR dR RP edd

$6.43 9.65 12.87 19.10 .26 25.20 79.31 37.29

Monthly payments are calculated at the rate of 3% per month on that part of a balance not exceeding $100 and 1%% per month on that part of a in excess of $100.

HOUSEHOLD FINANCE —Cmporation

¥WO INDIANAPOLIS OFFICES

NNT

: 1

B. W. Riggs, Mgr., Phone RI-5404 £15 Merchants Bank Building Corner Washington & Meridian M. J. Scott, Mgr., Phone: Riley 1471 * Loows Made io Residents of Nearby Towns Copyright, Household Pisaace Corp. 1942

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Personal Services . 13 T= (INSURANCE) =

REVOKED AUTO LICENSE

INS. AGENCY. INC.

RELIABLE i| 313 INDIANA TRUST BLDG. MA-9431,

Real Estate, Bonds, Gen. Ins.

"MA-3425. L. D. MAZUR, 108 B. WASH. ST.

(PRINTING)

RICHARDS THE PRINTER .is dee-lighted to serve you. 127 E. New York.

(REMODELING

SLL of All Kinds

Large Flats | CONVERTED INTO Small Apartments

s @ Foundations s @ New Roofs @ Additions @ Bathrooms He NCIS pe

TLE Ly RY ons

(ROOFING AND SIDING)

ROOF REP . All A Boone RI-2928

(SEWER CLEANING)

a. 3013

Free Est. VICE CO.

o mess. No digging ROTO ROOTER &

(WELDING)

ARC-ACETYLENE WELDING — Cutting; portable equipment; brazing, blacke Sniining. Ace Welding Company,

(WINDOW. SHADES) KEITH SHADE CO.

1350 N.__ILLINQIS RI-1581

A- J et & RA Co.

N IR-91

Business Opportunities _

BARBER SHOP. Located N. E. Two Two uipment. Owner worke ing by himse!

f. Weekly average 383, rent $20. A real buy for cash. RI-33 CRO REALTY CQ, 208 N. Delaw i

‘Swaps : 31 WILL PAY cash for used coll bed springs

and innerspring masttresses, regardless ‘of condition. Call 11-755 MR. MACK.

MACHINERY bought and: Loud. MYERS MACHINERY ;/CO., 4.48 W. Washington. BE-2775. Evenings, CH- 6431, REFRIGERATORS, ; riddios and electri sweepers repaized’ for tess, 2158 E. New York. MA-2868

'43 SUPERIOR house TTRller, 3 Foams, Nn ft. long. Will trade or sell for house. 5998 Brookville rd.

2%-H. motor.

OUTBOARD I a cise pool tabln! or sell for cash.

‘318 E. Wash.—33¢ Ind, Ave. LI-0940 SWAP CASH FOR USED WASHER | CH-2202.

Pets, Poultry, Livestock 32 32 sLondE 0OCKER P PUPPIES pac BLACK

Deposit Will Holc! Bill axgias

1915 Southeastern Ave.

‘morn reward. LI-3228 before. 11:00 a. m. BLACK MOREE, $18 and valuables, near

ATTENTION BOYS

Gy Market, Kew money, Tio gine! : GRASSES ~tast wea is Ma an and EARN EXTRA MONEY. 1318 Marlowe. ashin delivering 8 Timeo Route Mall vo eB name, age and address Tay ost, Bal, antige gold setting, Bun. Roites available in our, nelghrhood | for adva: a, ura a or 2 clgewaik. nareh. Reward. TA-1i61, _ | Hon Dept.. TODAY. BLACK Scottie. | Name pp umpus, strayed BARTENDER Sunday. BR-727 Elderly, for small bar. Must be sober,

LARGE TN i collie dog ' lost, 'Windsy.” ard. in 1523.

CIGARETTE To case, lost. silver, initialed R. W. a De rd. Bi ager

CAT lost; white; brown tail. Reward. 1540) See Park, : ;

a.| Schools & Instructions 7A

reliable Vind able to assume full charge. lit shift. Must be able to furnish firstss references and be bondable, as each apiicant “will be

investigated. Se 2 oo permit .on fhe en: WASHING Do et hans, :

CABINET ‘makers and spray opers| ators, Kramer Corp.

thoro!

Leisure Hour Shorthand School

, Exclusivel Jor G Girls and Women Thoiagh Seat asia nL or night. '529 Lemcke Bide : . a (elp Wanted—Female

‘a ALERT WOMEN

] ciween 5 ‘and 15, tor telephone conselling. - yn |

i Landrus Pet Supply House, 3925 COCKER, full blooded, 8 Ee s posit will hold - till . Christmas. 3285. 2 Merchandise for Sale 34

vow

White; restaurant experience. No Sundays. English Hotel Coffee Shop. . :

Service Station Soo: i tunis

for advancement. Apply | 922 N. Delaware.

WANTED MEN

Por freight | handlers! must be “able to

read and vi LiL YORK CENTRAL FREI Hr ADUSE, 01 301 S. Delaware.

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WASH MAN

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