Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 May 1943 — Page 14
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16TH ST. SEWER DRAWS PROTEST
East Side Residents Claim Victory Gardens Are Flooded.
Residents in the 6400 block, E. 16th ‘st, today were protesting vigorously a sewer condition which they say is causing water to flow over their victory gardens. They have appealed repeatedly to the county commission to do some-
Rites Thursday For Leland Raub
LELAND L. RAUB, 910 Olive st., who retired from the Nordyke & Marmon Co. in 1930 after 24 years service, died yesterday in his home
‘after a brief illness. He was TL
Mr. Raub, who lived in Indianapolis 45 years, was born in Ithaea, N. Y, and was a member of the Brookside United Brethren church. Funeral services will be conducted in the Conkle funeral home at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow. Burial will be in Crown Hill Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Ella Raub: a son, Francis Leroy Raub at Camp Blanding, Fla, and two brothers, Mahlon L. Raub, Indian-
thing about it, but the commissioners explained the condition is! beyond their control. ‘William Bosson, president of ie, commissioners, said the sewer draining water into 16th st. was installed by the nearby naval ordnance plant. “We can’t do a thing about the surplus water in that vicinity until we can get some money to improve 16th st. with proper drainage,” Mr. Bosson said. “Improvement of 16th st. has been blocked by the recent reduction of $138,000 in the county’s share of gasoline taxes” he said.
RESCUED SEAMEN TO ADDRESS AD GLUB
Experiences of two Hollanders who were 83 days in a life raft after | their merchantman was torpedoed | by a Nazi submarine, will be told to| members of the Indianapolis Adver-| tising club at noon tomorrow in the Indianapolis Athletic club. Speakers are Nichi Hoogendam, 17-year-old merchant seaman who has been torpedoed three times, and Cornelius Vander Slot, 37, who has been bombed numerous times and torpedoed once. Tom Fitzsimmons, head of the National Union's Seaman’s school, will accompany the Hollanders. _ Hoogendam and Vander Slot are two of three survivors who drifted 83 days on a life raft in the South Atlantic before they were picked up by a U. 8S. naval patrol boat last January.
MRS. JONES’ FUNERAL TO BE THURSDAY
Funeral services will be conducted at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel, for Mrs. Jessie B. Jones, 1029 Windsor st. The Rev. David 8. McCelly, pastor of the Centenary Christian church will officiate. Burial will be in River View cemetery in Seymour. Mrs. Jones, who was 635, died Monday in Methodist hospital after an illness of two weeks. She was a native of Reddington and had lived in Indianapolis about 26 years. Survivors are a daughter, Miss
apolis, and Herbert L. Raub, Mon[ros
PROWLER ROUTED AFTER GETTING $14
A persistent prowler early today ransacked two rooms in the same house before Wwemen’s screams caused him to flee after he had obtained $14. When Mrs. Myrtle Heacock, 423 E. Walnut st, was awakened by a flashlight in her face, a man ordered her to be quiet, but she screamed. He made a hasty search of an adjoining room occupied by Mrs. Maude Dattles who also screamed despite his warnings. The prowler took $5 from Mrs. jHeacock’s purse and $9 from Mrs. Dattles’ before leaving. Another prowler was frightened lout of the room of Mrs. Caroline Schad of 1828 N. Illinois st. One suspect was held.
OFFICIALS REVIEW MENTAL PROBLEM
Responsibility for care of mental cases will be reviewed by city, county officials and medical authorities at 3:30 p. m. Friday in the office of Mayor Tyndall, The mayor pointed out that a number of county jail prisoners, although obviously mental cases, were deprived of immediate medical attention because of overcrowded conditions in the city hospital insanity ward. He said the city may be forced to expand its mental treatment facilities just as it did in dealing with the venereal disease and tuberculosis problems. :
SELL TICKETS FOR LEGION WAR FILM
Tickets for the film, “Ravaged Earth,” presented here by the American Legion during its war bond campaign, are on sale at a special booth at L. S. Ayres & Co. and at Legion headquarters, 777 N. Meridian st.
GEORGE TO PUSH TAX SUBSTITUTE
Favors 75% Instead of Full|
Forgiveness in Pay-Go Proposal.
WASHINGTON, May 12 (U. P). —Chairman Walter F. George (D. Ga.), of the senate finance committee today announced he will offer a substitute tax plan embodying 75 per cent forgiveness of each individual’s tax levy George made his decision as the senate met to debate the 100 per cent forgiveness plan that his finance committee has voted for, 13-8. He said his substitute would be only for the forgiveness section of the committee’s bill. He would retain the section providing for cur-|RA rent collection of income taxes through a 20 per cent deduction from payrolls. George said he was definitely opposed to 100 per cent forgiveness on the grounds that it would almost inevitably require new tax legislation later this year to finance the war program. Fears Higher Taxes
He said that forgiving 75 per cent of the 1942, and collecting the balance in equal annual installments during the next two years, would not work undue hardship on any taxpayer. At the same time, he said, it would net the treasury more than $2,000,000,000 revenue in the next two years above the committee plan. George said earlier that he feared complete forgiveness would require higher income levies this year to meet costs of the war program. The same argument was raised yesterday by Senator Robert M. La Follette (Prog. Wis.), in a one-man minority report. He said that any additional tax burden would fall on individuals with income ranging from $1500 to $25,000 a year.
NEW RIFLE CLASS TO OPEN THURSDAY
A new class in rifle marksmanship will be started at 8 p. m. tomorrow by the Kingan Rifle club at the Kingan rifie range, 44 8. White River parkway, west drive, with Frank Wilson as chief instructor. Anybody interested in joining is asked to call Ir. 0869. Two classes how have completed the National Rifle association’s course in handling small arms. Members of the club serve as instructors without
pay.
TEACHERS STUDY WARTIME CHANGES
Reorganization of teaching em-
SA WEL He TET RLS > a = ~ ” %
Deaths—Funerals iY
enMy 65 widow of Richard Jones dgcsaea], mther of ih X fred Chris-
h Mrs. # tansen and John H. McClintock; grandmother x Alice and RA a hs Services Thursday, 10:30 a. m Moore Peace Burial Riverview cemetery, Seymour, "Ind. Friends are ae ii RING Ed
59, wife of R. W.
Long, passed awa ss at St. Franeh .L She is t Wolve by her
Da! d, cab: aughte Griffey of iw ant Wis.: sister, rn B. Sargent, and brother, | Clifford A Jarvis of Indianapolis. Service at the chal nan Mortuar teats Thurs-
Crown Bi (Rushente South Bend Cincinnati papers please copy.) NOON—Elizabeth, mother of Mrs. Henry Mary Smock, a John
L., age 71. thr tl of Ella ab Dela ther of Frances LeRoy Raub aRmp anding, Florida, gre er of an
rt Raub, Mahi Tues + at residence, 910 Olive st. ursdas, 1:30 p. m., Conkle Funeral “Hom 34 W. Mich ian. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at funeral Lon - time. ST. HELENS—John + of Net ved Sop of Adeline st Helens New
gay. eral Thursda wm Sh riey Brothers Cer Central chap TR Friends rt a at chapel after noon Wednesday. ’ pe
SANFORD Delbert Otto, husband of Jennie, father of Mary Jane Pattison, Donna Matie Scott and Betty Lou Antgerer, Robert and Delbert Jr. and Richard Sanford, son of Mrs. Mary Sanford, also survived by ¢ RrStiens and 1 sister, assed away Tuesday a. m. St. Francis ospital. Friends may call at the Tolin Funeral Home. 1348 Hoosfect, Service Thursday, 1:30 p from funeral home. Friends invited, "Danville, Ill, papers please copy.} SCHAAB Mabe! Ely, wife of Charles IL. and mother of Charles E., passed away esday morning. Service at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Thursday, 2 p m Friends invited. Burial West Unity, O., o at the Mortuary.
SMITH Charles G., entered inte rest Tuesday, 62 years, husband of Hazel G. Smith, brother of Mrs. Alva Darling, Mrs. Minnie Tungate, Mis. Lillian Sha Mrs. Gertrude Fogle, Henry A. William E. and Ezra B. Smith. Services Thursday, 2 p. m., at residence, 4120 E. MichiR Burial Floral Park cemetery. Ss are welcome arty W. Peace Chapel in charge. y pre STEELE—Dr. H. F.. beloved husban Gertrude Steele, father of Virginia Bee and Robert Steele, passed away in Claypool, Ind. Pineal Thursday, 10a m, at Shirl rothers’ Central C! Illinois rH st. Burial Memorj Park. Friends may call at chapel. WEISS—John George, age 84, father of Mrs. Lena Scoville, Fred C. and ris C, Weiss, grandfather of Mrs. Katherine Stone, Lucille Scoville, Kenneth and Helen Weiss, great-grandfather of Dick and Don Weiss, passed away Monday pn ._ Funeral services Thursday, May 3, 2:30 p. m., at the Meyer & Abdon Chapel, 1509 Prospect. Burial Concordia cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel any time.
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MECHANIC| |
Ruth Jones; a son, Francis R. Jones,| The picture will be shown for four Phesis aut the yond wa be BERT S. GADD Sntahs Se es” in" he ms and Laborer . and two grandchildren, Alice Jones days beginning tomorrow at the Mu- discu e annual meeting of | 2130 Prospect St. MA-6049 uare and general service to Steady work. Acme Construction an It. vou are » 1st ola Somobil and Richard Jones, all of Indian-|rat theater and shows Japanese the Indiana Council of Teachers of GRINSTEINER'S Cah RR Wrecking Co. J7 N. Reisner, MA:371l. mechanle and are not “now. making apolis; two sisters, Mrs. Jennie| warfare tactics. Mathematics at 9:30 a. m. Saturday | je g New york MA-S3% the. day heed apply. Starting BODY AND Weathers and Mrs. Alfred Christen-| It was filmed by Mark Moody,|in the World War Memorial, G. H. HERRMANN Working hours 7:30 Harry A. Sharp Co. gen, both of San Diego, Cal, and ajwho was an American businessman The program was prepared bY| ox s past st. MA-Si85 am. to 4 b. "i. eras FENDER MAN 1 engastd JEDI Ave. pation brother. John H. McClintock, In-|in China during the Japanese occu-|Dr. Walter Shriner and Miss Inez ISE yo RW at this time do not apply. 1 i Morri both f Indi State H Ss Y & TITUS ing Depart napolis pation of Shanghai. S, ol ana Indianapolis Times. Panapuiss. $51 N. Delaware St 11-3828 ment, The anap Teachers college, Terre Haute, and : MOORE % KIRK Js Guedelhoefer Wagon Co. echanics # . YOU OAN MAKE $1.13% HR. PLU Services to Be Tomorrow versity, Tomer Shortridge. high IS Chie ah wo wonky ave | acl, dl Wh" a iS ervices oO : o oO oO school teacher. obt i. SHIRL EY BROS. co. Sip HERE'S A GOOD TIPII BOYS 17-18 on for F PLper semhing and ¥ wall washe = To learn service station o eration. Apply . os BK. ODlo. FRB 8 the “Home TO UNLOAD COAL CARS For John Henry St. Helens TRUCK OVERTURNS IN|... ROBERT W. STIRLING _ || WOMEN fi .5, Mit: pelt dete of tne Be | MEN 0 Lh, na or . 1422 Prospect MA-4948{} 1.8 operator. Help pioneer a new pro- eno ra er BOYS, 16-17, to learn a ure rewin COLLISION WITH BUS 5S Pron. S "CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES bus ope for women. Excellent pay. ing and auto electric greair, Apply MEN for general factory Funeral services for John Henry, Before entering the army Mr. St. Lost and F < — > Paice, while Rk ne Diba, BOYS O° 15 years. ith oF witEow defense work, exBt. Helens will be held at 1:30 p.m.|Helens had worked for the Phillips| A jarge trailer-truck, loaded with | <OSt an oun fits. Apply Room 213, Terminal Bldg. : eye es. wii I rience not tomorow at the Shirley Brothers | Petroleum Co. Stokely Bros. and steel, overturned at 2 a. m. today |DOBT—88 and is grieving over screw: INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS || to handle correspondence A tu parghase our bi WOME perienc ° central chapel. Burial will be in| Allison's. after Selliding Wiky She rear of a i, black, Marness ons REvara. Rt te—— on mail orders. Perma. |cycles on installment plan, Uniforms Stans nee azar. Little Eagle Creek cemetery. He was graduated from Technical | passenger bus on 38th st. east of| Balle Bish: Dall afer 4 USER EER ER We Mice: 3110 41 . N UNION eady employmen Mr. St. Helens, 26-year-old for- high school with high honors and |Emerson ave. when the bus backed OT LTE wings pin, Sunday “evening, Boulevard ‘Pl fa a nent position + 40-hour WESTER # yl i S Cc ¢ tad tier aviation cadet in the army air{received a degree in mathematics| up to pick up a passenger waiting Swange iY eo wee I Talbott, | Union, LAUNDR WHITE—We Will Train week. $12 Week. 623 Prospect st. ® " 0 ruga forces, died Monday at the City from Butler university where he on the corner. ward Ri-2094 or union station; re: HOTEL LINCOLN Boys or Men Lo Assist in shipping. Fibs e 5 0 hospital following a long iliness. was a member of Phi Delta Theta| The bus, driven by Arvid Cald-|TOST_Brown leather billfold corner of Laundry Bundle Work Marker Apply i nN: TET soe pay, short hrs. I ox 0. He enlisted in the air forces Jan.| fraternity. well, 528 N. Miley ave, was dam-| PomoRt eng Washinglon Revert! Goes vages. STAR LAUNDRY. Employment Office “XATAS z 0 1409 Roosevelt Ave, 24, 1942, and was studying to be a] while in Indianapolis he lived at aged slightly. No passengers were| Tremont. 1251 Roosevelt Ave ploy \ meteorologist. He trained at Shep-|4156 Carrollton ave. He was born| On it. Lionel Martin was the driver | LADY'S Blue Teather er bilifeld, Btaining 7th Floor GOOD SALARY! pard field, Tex, and then was sent|ijn Buffalo, N. Y. of he truck, owned by the Com- Born. TR ath ver, Frifay night LEWIS & WINKLER to the University of California at| survivors are two sisters, Mrs. |Mmercia Motor Freight Co. here. —Lady’s change purse in Marott's 14 W. 16TH ST, HI-0300. Los Angeles where he became ill.|pleanor Harger McFarland of Co- Nehasy: ‘containing $10.3; reward. } while or colored, "ay or 40 Jane The Coal Truck Driv ers After treatment in several army jumbus, Ga, and Mrs. Paxine S.|Deaths—Funerals {| TOST_Siams brown Gulia: comtares | ro Seaeral, sey a Win. H. Block Co hospitals, he was honorably dis- Stevenson of New Bethel; agrand- Indianapolis Times, Wednes., May 13, 1048 ary. <alutble Diper:. Excellent salary. : itd ' Steady Work—Good Pay charged March 15, 1043, and re-| mother, Mrs. Gertrude Bright of BAKER Alice Heler, ape CET Bei oved Reward. OR.1300Y carat 40 to ears turned to Indianapolis. He entered Indianapolis; an aunt, Mrs. Carrie| Fife of Clarence I ‘Baker er, mother E, of Polar Ice & Fuel Co. 1 the Veterans’ hospital in April, be- Grimm ‘of Kansas City, Mo, and a] fornia, and Mus. hotmony B Spt Schools & Instructions 7A MAID—Whjte or colored. Full® charge: West Side Yard, 233 Lynn St, ; ing removed to the City hospital nephew, George Stevenson of New| Dallas, Tex, b Reval Friday, 1 13 nesday| Now at New Location assist with children, Mother employed. BE-4573 Steady employment g ay, wy Stay. $15. CH-4203-R TELEPHONE SALESLADY DE : : QhOUL 3 Week age, Bethel. Shirley Brothers Central ¥.| International Beauty School Heneed. Good in an essential inNlinois st. Burial Crown aa Friends J Mattress ‘Maker Expe en 00 CROSSWORD PUZZLE Jay call at the chapel after noon Thurs: |, ,\ 212 Bo Feat demand. Bpocial terms. Wolds cont = For order department of Colored dustry. If you are y. Je a local retail bi . BELLES—Cy 1 HORIZONTAL = Answer to Previous Puszle 10 Dined mother of. CIArence ana" Rie "ees, | Help Wanted—Female 8 Coal Company to fake Help not now employed : Portland, Ore., Lawrence of Chicago, x in a war industr 1 Pictured war- TEAC ERGIEK] 1! Compass point | Chester, Toledo, Iva Belles, Stock 2 SALES GIRLS" MEN OR customer orders by phone. Ys plane the — JHE) O[AITHEPIAITL 18Vase © | Riain"cly, "batted ‘away ha Retail store, will train Good pay, Should have some Ashjian Bros. apply to ™ — B-25 y = teady work. 915 8. Meridian, ; 12 Smell SR Ce ATES L] 19 Observe | En Homann Finer? ie 1568 8 WOMEN past office experience, 454 W. 16th PL INDIANAPOLIS 3 Wager 22 Fastener - yown, Piiends Mey © ; some typing, filing, ete. = me 14 Tos to excess [EILIAISITLLCENPII E[C 23 Exist Rursday, os may call after 15. 0 | Q ER" gh Ho BD SOUNTER 16 Years or Over No dictation. COUNTER AND GRILL MEN 15 Greek letter AP] [SERAMASIRIA |B 7 25 Perfume SAR , age 83 years, husband of WORK | 17-38; Give phone and address. all between 9-4, 43 W BLEACHING CO. 16 Et cetera a {GIR[AINIDE R! 27 Sign ~ Bryan tg F 8. navy, Pearl Harbor; DU PON PAINT SERVICE Couple 40 to 50 Years oid 900 W. WABASH (abbr.) : INIE[RIAIL] SIE |R IV 32 Spinning toy brother GF Bi IS. Ww. Monday mora P 7 Previous experience not nee: Address Box 671, Times. Sober man to drive truck, woman to . 17 Side protected EIAISIEIS| E 33 Consume food | ic at SrA ave Fu- 249 W. Washington keep house and furniture clean; no cookS oe T i i I f ing, no washing; $25 44 week ‘and living MEN for Jug work; no experience neces from wind BES S|P S 35 High card Teatdence. Fr) Tursey fea.” Burial Crown sstary, Vralning classes lof quarters furnished. 2310 N. Meridian. | = sary wages; overtime over 4BN 18 We BATE] 36 Bright color | Hil""Fiends may call at 2, Siow ema: new employees to learn the “DISHWASHER-PORTER hors, *Ehpita Dairies, 1313 N. Share 20’ Leave out \ IDES 38 Gale Ghfe any June. Conky hervice. Irls Jin & son, me. 225] manufacture of cotton cloth for Top salary; mo Sundays or holidays. : Mill (abbr BYRKETT—Leona, age 54 beloved wife of 5 oftee Sho! 21 Pay attention : + Si fo RE) ces| Arey C. Burkett, mother of Harrie Jr. Oi GIL sso mi vemis,| Dags. Starting rate d5c per Dr SHWASHER $8 WEEK WA 8 iE 2 si 3 MILK PL CANT 3 43 One time 57 Small particle 41 Wireless Tuesday, 1; Lee m SE neral Friday, 1:30 tons Mastaurant, Big LE Ho ‘| hour. We are an essential in- Md Narcan 22 Parent Shirley Brothers Irving | Hui eval office. i8 to 35 and meals, 2512 E. Washington. Essential duty 4 Erect 44 Pint (sbbr.) 59 It is one of the 42 Morindin dye | Shapei. Burial Washin nglon LE Cr th Insurance dustry. If you are not now BRIDGMAN DAIRY, 8 Mix 45 Labor Most ew — ¢3 Deliver speech Friends may call at Trying mil chapel Co. TA-1391, employed in a war industry '1 DRIVERS, Experienced Men or 28 Seine 47 Pertaining to ypry7CAL wine) (ednesday ¢ a evil apply to 5-Day Week For COAL TRUCKS y wings com -— Ha ww NB . 0' 5 & 20 Single bbr.) 1 Negative : husband of Sallie Govey, father of Mrs. DINING ROOM : Steady Work—Good Pa Old estaviished firm, : ilor 40 Editor (abbr. rm) Exceptionally interesti eady Wo od Pay 227 _W. South 80 Sailo Golden Willoughby, Lee, Oliver and| Guaranty Cafeteria. 30 N. Meridian P y ng 8 Writing fluid 50 Bolivia 2 Poem 48 Arabian SE Ey se ava Tutshey y a, ; } INDIANAPOLIS d ol + work ice Coal C 82 Beverage (abbr) 3 Part of motor 50 Sheep's call p.m Funeral ursday, 2 p. m., at Golored, light housework, LI, 3273, and pleasant: work. Pittman-Rice Coa 0. 84 Auricle 31 Scatter 3Street car . 52 Revede 130 © past st. Friends invited. Burial COUNTER GIRL BLEACHING CO. MA-6565 87 Rowing 53 These planes 54 Pro Mt. Pleasant. UNNECESSARY ¢ DAYS. 200 W WABASH Call RL. i321 A : : implements are flown by & Encountered 55 Bold face EHRHARDT_William P. 230 B. River. SEARANTY © : N. 215 ' SAMtoS5P. M FIREMAN employment. in “3 8 Engra S Tr AH . ih - a 89 Mother . he a 3 ve (abbr.) father of Mrs. Arnold C. Brown, u to ears ’ ' We am shout 3 3 F §! Egyptian sun § Jared 8 Unemployed 88 Master of Sel-| away Tuesday. Ser Planner & Bu- : Ban lo drive track. woman to i Wail Cool pay; eRoeiient Myr gz god 9 Girl students ence {abbr.) | gharen Motta. TUNe, S00 Pull Kep Bouse and turnitice clean; ho. cook: ight Wa POS iorking conditions. TYPIST—CLERK For Stationary Boiler, 8 YT fends may call at EAS owe ing, no a SF Neek kand living Esquire Grille. Motor freight EDegience e preferred but A 4 r 2 FINN—Martin, age 77 years, father of arvers N. N Heipe! Ea 8-5:30. Good not_necessary. -1351 APPLY ENGINE ROOM BR Cr Miss Anna Flan brother of Mrs. ursery F pay. Call 2-4, BE- Se Sundar. Copper Mug, Particularly el 5 Magy King, and Noia Kiee, 0449-2, WAITRES 400 N. Iino Polar | d Fuel Co sap jay : ug cleaning ab et Funeral Pan ar No Sunday Work Mr. GI + "cromn o Lanar a ory] WAITRESS %8. No iT Mutual olar ice an ue ,. dep CROWN INDR¥ AND DRY - 3 en . wn un an r : ¢ eT [VS ave, % a m. Saint “Anthony church. Apply Duke's Restaurant, Gueaning Heo. "Washington, Restaurant, 514 N. Del 2000 NORTHWESTERN b tu : Friends invited, Burial Holy | laence ceme- 4208 College 1923 WwW A ITRESS ' ng ety. Friends may eall a after rr ———— at. George W. Usher Servi PERF cio VHA TT Nights—experien ; ARRETT-Lorinds, 1302 o- RR Peacock Restaurant, 301 N Illinois, ; ba : wr. ? b “loved mother of of Geores W! Caria Garter Io BB _ A Waitresses & Counter Girls| FIREMAN 322, Borer mere pride: 5 Bd FOUNTAIN GIRL™ >25t| MACH 7 BASLE". | FOUNDRY LABORERS Aorives } Services y 13, nished. FOUN Castings : = Bo i end ds in- hil white of MEAL ; Oo., Inc, 408 8. Penn. . ST - " 5 Hiren. Fos ment ew I Mor. mortu- ¥3 Fieteher ave. OPERATORS WAITRESSES STRA SHIFT. WA-8440 | A i ary any time. “Phone RI-5551 for lowest want ad " P Ti om - ge hs ent! alo HENDERSON_Richard M, beloved father| word rate in Bi city and quick results. F Awni Sho For Full or Part Time is as ® . : | of Mrs. Holland Clark of Nashvill or J Exp. Not Necessar luries, « ch 0 ad 3 gn ESERE IAD nd; J ve pe a py Y SER ¢ i ames Henderson of Franklin an " ane APP 33 4 Ray ME het eee panos 7 n grog So th, Spr y : Apply Manager Cafe vania, 20 E. z a 580 | di i Shy buts or woman for grocery clerk. Appl Personnel Office Tan; single, Toe exchange servi Rassed a ces Thurs, GIRL ho Ty H. P. WASSON for livin WF eORS. day at i a a m. al uit Little ) i Sons Funeral WA-0563 § Byles , 1001 t. Beeeh ove. GIRL for h TK { 3 nN Burm IE de un Tctmete Brow child; ho Washing: aa care, Jor sm Sears Roebuck and Co WHITE k and waitress for women's HERE'S A GOOD TIP! : c county. Friends may eal ht funeral mont. ’ . good wages; excellent working con Permanent jobs available as h : = | home, Gril-Counter woman; no Sundays. : ditions Call Ri-e028 for interview. MEN trolley and bus operators. Ex- bt A her of a Side. RohDine OF alt W. Washington pam et »4 A . celient id Reiiable and dependauie ho X = soko Saf eal Hon ACR lar Machine ator overaii Por local established ano “Do. i we ll: