Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 May 1945 — Page 24
siness NEW GAS TANK “VOCAL CHAINS Propultion Glib. memaan 1 lo ff. - AIDED PATTON IN ALP CASE THE NEWLY organized Propul- Elegant. Sonsini ry
An attendant on duty night and day. Use
1 MLS, Businessmen Going Overseas of chapel and organ no exira cost.
sion ¢lub, sponsored by the Indi~
Find Traveling Not Too Easy Yet - Hi : : anapBlis Chamber of Conimerce, Private ambilan a ht. We need women . -By ROGER. BUDROW Collapsible Bags Flown & Accused Got Lower Rates| installed officers at a luncheon. ; Bl 3 HE % I oF pi overs copvenie ; © SOME 150 BUSINESSMEN ARE GOING OVERSEAS Ahead of Army. Than Regal, Standard. me ithe Colimbla,. club lasengym Funers Home PRIMF ] ) : ' : : ga a LBA every week to re-establish themselves with old customers) ,.;.. ope aa, May 10° (. DANVILLE, Ill, May 10 (U; Py.—| Bert G. McCamnion, ‘of the 2226 Shelby Street’ If No One. Amawers. CULINARY * P..—A collapsible gasoline tank a McCammon course, assumed the GA. 2570 © Call MA. 3321
and to buy goods to sell 1 in Jbis country. The anti-trust trial against the Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. dragged toward the end of its third week today as government attorneys tried to prove that the grocery chain re- : ceived special allowances enabling it to operate as a monopoly. Two government witnesses admitted under questioning yesterday that their firms supplied grocery products to A. & P. at rates lower than those quoted ‘to.other buyers.
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gavel and title of Chief Jet. Other officers are Norman A. Clark, of Emmerich Schmid, Ine. the Impeller; O. A, Handley, Handley Insurance agency, the Injector, and Norman Metzger, Fletcher Trust Co, the Raton, i Membetship is limited to those rendering service to the budget maintéiance committee and office in the club must be earned through competitive service,
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DEATH NOTICES ~~ 1|CARDS OF THANKS 2 | DISH
Indianapolis “Times, “Thurs, May “10, , 1045 RITTER—We . wish to express our deepest :
Le appreciation and heart-felt thanks ABBOTT. Corwin Gao Pittsburen, Pu, each and Sveryone for the kindness and O., husband of Harriette R. Abbott, {ather |COnSiderating bestowed at the death of of Musiel Jeanne Abbott, san of the late ther, Helen Ritter, and M ERRAND Gl For Engraving perience nece Opportunit; 1
for the many beautiful floral offerings and Henry and Emma Abbot, brother of Kya i 4 . Abnolt, Service Friday, 10:30 8 m., ab] poisthnce. To the Link Jones "Br. Be ' y \ week Monday day off all day Mr. Donaldson
was the secret weapon that enabléd |. Gen. George. S. Patton’s armored columns. to rampage far ahead of any visible supply base, the Glenn |L. Martin Co. revealed today. Tanks that ranged deep into Germany in the final stages of the war in Eurcpe not ‘only were refueled | where they halted but often found gauzolineg suoplies ahead of them, the company said Knewn as the
Most of them go to Lon Paris, They've just been a to go to Switzerland and ‘Belgium, : Hollana, Tuly, and eastern Fran 3 may be Lined up” shortly. Many | checking “on | the need for re- | pair parts and fa rm machinery. They buy cognac in France, leather
DROP SEEN IN TAKE-HOME PAY
Administpation will Hold to ‘Little Steel.’ |
h a Irvington Chapel, §142 E, washington SL hert. Moore Mo Graveside service © Hpringy ale cemetery, Se 'hool Sor aren, utden Mls. © Wert Lalayette, Tad, 2 p.m. Friends may call {gigs Confectionery Co, and many other at clrapel, Moore Mortuaries, {Lalugetie also the pallbearers, her neighbors, - an and Connersville papers planse copy.) , many friends, and especially to all the
Mareng . storage neighborhood children, ‘whom she loved,
ganized labor's attacks on wage or scaffold, and could be assembled even | Stabilization policies with a de- with’ a screw driver and wrench, | fermined “hold the line” program. Capacities of the tanks ranged from
{ It expects the program not. only to 750 to 10,000 gallons.
loved wife and mother, We also wish to thank veland for his comforting words, the ‘Singers and Moore & ik Mortuaries, JOHN STRONG 3 AND FAMILY,
named deputy to Mobilization Director Fred M. Vinson to aid on’ reconversion plans, Nathan, who resigned his WPB post to enter
stein-Limburg, Germany, Memorial seryjce will be held Sunday, May 13; 2:30 m., at the Zion Evangelical and Keformed church, Fenton ost Road and
NEW STREAMLINER fuse oi, Fy 2 is
. . nN v lced—mar for Martin, eng for en- LE The club is designated as the | GOLD ¥% SERVICE tor their beantifui fora offerin goods in England. y 38 |gineering—the folding fuel tank| - : ; C. Aeppler, owner of the Wis-| tun divisiop of the Chamber, and |ggRNITT-Pfe. Emil G., beloved son of HUSBAND, HARRY RITTER, The Indianap ‘A few manage tc] ~~ By CHARLES H. HERROLD |¥ 8 g Robert * R. Nathan, 36-year-old [consin Honey Farm, said he sold| py : ave bet Mt, %. Emil L. Bernitt, brother SONS AND PARENTS. FILE oy I 10, United Frew Saf Correspondent | Was ‘made of heavy duck, cosited| ooneultant on national income to |A. & P. five-pound pails of honey program plans are being charted. | MEARS, Ty a .| STRONG —We Wish to extend our hearts stright siphs Teal) WASHINGTON, ' May 10.—The|with synthetic rubber, Each unit : ih © Marie B. Kissel, fel. thanks to ail our relatives, friends work. One w check on damage oo. ration today rebuffed or- was supported within a rigid frame, former. War Production. Chiel lab $4.35 § dosen, The Tale; Te gaid : ee Amide D. ty ie A hbort or all kind words, of referred, but : ._ adr - 6 1 > x hling, A or his country sympathy. an t - to their proper- Donald M. Nelsori, has been |was 25 cents lower than the |, pb RO AD PLANS Venting Ad ts jie Jo DE Hid ings extended the beaniipe A ki
regularly listed purchase price, Got Bigger Reductions The second witness was Richard Wheatley, Louisville, Ky., president
ties. Marin E. Strong, : W. J.
Traveling isn't too easy,
though new air routes are opened - ‘Troy ave.
DUNKING amphibious tanks in the Detroit river several © miles -e was the way Graham-Paige tested the “Alligators” it was mak-
collapsible cells storage |
Eventually, the were replaced by metal tanks.
at which they went out. In the case of new products prices will be set according to a new WLB
13 per cent under March and 9.3 per cent below a year ago, while | weekly payrolls were 3.2 per cent {under March and 18.1 per cent he-!
stations, when materials and ‘man- | power -again become available, are | on file from Indiana with the fed-
* To Keep Valuables Safe Rent a Safe Deposit Box at
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| Prospect st.,
C. Wilson “Chapel of the Chimes,” 1234 Saturday, 1:30 p. m, Friends] Burial Memorial Park. Friends; “Chapel of the Chimes’
invited, may. call at the after 6 p. im. Thursday.
approximately 11 pounds. Lost on R 87 near Maywood. Liberal MA, 0036.
| LOS’ T—Lady's “Tone » gold Gruen wrist watch vicinity of Riverside parkway and 29th
oad reward,
constantly. Army transports which : ‘ hl on ND. FAMILY, me | fly men Soe from Europe tay b block infialion, A Used for Water, Gas, Oil the army, subsequently receiveda [of the Wheatley Mayonnaise Co., Times Special Senile SFHenss i to beloved mother | FUNERAL, DIRECTORS 3 FLATWO able to take businessmen back. Si¥ilizatich pa | Patton used Mareng storage cells medical discharge, who testified that his company} CHICAGO, May 10.—An all- “of Clarence R. and George W. Close, Ww. T. Blasengym Li. S74 Good Both the. anny. and avy Bir CT fran George W. Taylor of| fom France ‘to Austria. . Supply, allowed a five per cent reduction on|coach trai, the “City of New OF- [51 ory, Nac udbel A. Philips, 14 gran: ~ CONKLE FUNERAL HOME STERL! transports will sell businessmen Coo Conor poard will fill in de- | CTEWS puried them completely or | potato salad purchases in return for leans”. is prominent in post-war child, five grandchildren in vers | yey" pichigan St, n-1084 m8 : tii hip " Fav H #at-grandchildren ty. mi ae passage, provided the. trip is o. kd tails of the plan late today. {camouflaged them in forests along NT advertising which A. & P. gave the [plans for probable additions to the a ry Wednesany evening, - Funeral | FANNER & BUCHANAN — 36 W, Fail GR by the commerce department, But The aim of the plan was stated] {Patton's blitzkrieg route, Mobile ¥ product. } lliinois Central = streamline fleet, | Saturday, 10 a.m. Al Le residency ul __Creek Boulevard. TA- 2, NO 8 { ’ 8 d ¢ Foyens, Ireland, is crowded with yesterday by Fred M. Vinson, war | | pipe’ connected to the cells kept Wheatley admitted that the price|J Ww, Stevenson, passenger traffic {medion sve. followed by Ee Vier FARLEY FUNE thes 137 M. C. A. those who got that: far by flying mobilization director, in his over- |gasoilne flowing forward as the Lk {differential to A. & P. was larger manager, said today. at the Lexington Christian chilreh, Lesings 1604 W. Morris * HANI . * v ura LEX « ' boat—as far as it went—and haven't| .\1 economic program for tie re-| tanks’ advanced. Gften the . cells than to the Regal stores and Stand-| Operating between Chicago and |iriends may call at the io ier 8 BERT S "GADD Fame 'Laun got to their destination yet. So is conversion period. |were flown ahead of Patton's men ard Grocery Co. both of Indlan-|New Orleans, it would leave early |p: m. Thursday. Shirley Service. £130 Prospect St. . ow HANI Casablanca. ’ Vinson's wage program for the and set up for future use. "| apolis, despite the fact that pur-{in the morning-and arrive late the |CRAIGIE—William, 828 E. Minnesota st., GRINSTEINER’ TT I Traveling businessmen are ad- period of the war sgainst Japan| The Martin Co. said the rubber-, g ril 1 89, 7% Bold M h; | chases by the Indianapolis firmsisame day; he said. oe Dan Of HO Weber $ RO ) , Vised not to try to go lo France calls for maintenance of present | ized storage cell had often seen | p 070 w arc were greater than those of A. & P. The company’s Chicago-New Or- | Funeral Friday, 8:30 a. m.: a _the_G, bi, | 1601 E. New York _ _ _ , MA-387 l di land unless they did business) cou. 1c including the Little Steel service from, the Mediterranean to Payrolls Down 1.4% The ehain organization and 28 of|jearis Panama Limited, Diesel-elec- ead Bot choral Butte | sun .G. H. HERRMANN n ia there before the war. New in. ceiling on general wage increases iol the Rhine and from Alaska to the . . its subsidiaries and officials areltric streamliner, celebrates its third |S: Joseph's. Friends may ss the | 1308 8. EAST ST, = MA-8488 114 dustries aren't welcome. You won't) ooo wer go-round of wage Ryukyus. Troops invading Pacific bla : ; charged with large scale buying and| anniversary. this month, In dail funstal Some §11h 4 P- Wry THUIRP. HISEY & TITUS "HO TI visa, i Eu- preven TTY -8 Be 1 i Employment. in Indiana during i ) X is + : y DONAHUE Martin Anthony, beloyed husget a if you are going to ku and price increases”; adjustment of islands carried the cells ashore. April. declined” 1.8 eit From selling on a low profit basis %0|gperation, this sleeping-car train |” oad of Iva Pearl Donahue, brother of 951 N. Delaware St. ~~ L1-3828 White, colored rope for the first time; if Jou = A wige males; raising subj First they were filled with water Pp 8 per undersell competitors. has traveled more than 2,000,000 [Jose phine Caldwell, passed away Thursday SHIRLEY BROS. CO. Arms Hotel, 410 . . Ri unera oLice you want to sell; say you WAL 10} cio) 4arq wages; and prevention of and used to wet down cleared areas March and payrolls fell 1.4 per cent, . : mijles and carried 400,000 passengers, call at the residence, 2088 Koehne st. 94N. Hines __ Le LI-8400 Exp. Hc : ; in Paris. you have drastic and unwarranted wage cuts. | preparatory 10 the lay ing of metal the Indiana Eniployment Security E the company stated, Witer nin Friday: Bucial Crown Hill. ROBERT Ww. STIRLING Wrk ope! To buy perfume in Paris, you h : Some Increases Seen carpeting for airstrips. The cells division reported today. erect Sliitiey § ’ ; 1423_Prospeet . MA-4044 SEAM to furnish the bottles. Hotel rooms then were filled with gasoline and| Fmployment of 553,015 wage earn- ; TINCHER HEADS FIRM HERE | FIELDS Mrs. Virginia E. wife of Daniel} jg Wilson “CHAPEL OF THE OH HINES? ® FINI H id ill be placed on Pp A, Fields, mother of Richard Lee Fields, " in Londen and Paris are scarce, su e said emphasis wi pa 4 W.. J. Tincher has resigned « Fields, mother u in 511334 Prospect SL. A-9438 Ful oil for servicing land-based fighter ers in all’ manufacturing: and. eight . 148 resigned as] daughter of Mrs, Myrie Jeti, sister of : DEP... i | stabilization of wages with as litile > ught and Oral Jell, passed LOST & FOUND 1 Nationa! try to stay with friends or in army > XV ] manager ‘of divisions for the Na-| Mi. Mary Vaug d p : impediment ii the way of pro- planes which provided air cover for groups of non-manufacturing in< r lhe Na away Tuesday, Services Flalfher & Bu- ~ Call RI-132 accomodations, if possible. . And i : tional Refining Co. to become presi- | day, 10:30 PARTY whow called Wednesday — nighty ~— ITEM duction of civilian goods as the war invading forces, | dustries was 7.5 per cent lower than pi chanan Mortuary, Saturday, 10:30 a. mw." Silica oon hack: about bimck KITCHI travel light. Both the army and uction of civilian g id var | “Times Washington Burean dent of Nati 1 Oil Prod Friends invited. Interment Memaoriul Rek purse cons tra : : its In advanced phases. of ‘invasion,| April & year ago, while weekiy-pay- : . ationa 1 roducts, Inc., P P i at MOrLURE taining billfold, with identifieations, value Balary, Too BAYS planes Ye We Tht singe : ill be pegged tothe ceils stored fuel for bombers, (rolls of $23,784.777 were 95 per WASHINGTON, May 10.-Sixieen an Indiasia eofporation with home rey ee pai ih gg [hie Japers: picture vind vg wi. Mrs. Eberhart. ” e said wages. wl & ) inati i " AGY—Elizabeth, mother of Fred Hagy, | $ a eep money. s Peare —— “jettison” passengers and baggsge. allow civilian goods to come back|allowing the heavy planes to begin cent under April, 1944, applications to build commercial office in Indianapolis. ‘Indidnapolis; Miss Mona Hag, Chicago; | 00 pT Wo Markel. MA-3461, ext. 33, LAUNDI 2 h y i ? i M Sadie K r (deceased), passed away | = Ni into the market at the same prices early bombing of enemy targets. | In Indianapolis, employment was| frequency modulation (FM) _radio| Mis, fe ae iE tn Duy the. J. | LOST—Brown “female” Fat terrier, weigh CLA
for Batl
formula. Increased - basic wage eral communications commission. : aby rd : 3 : : ; IMEYER — line, ther -ot Frank |. Ci rom husband overseas. Reward, ing. * But trouble arose when the | 0; ye indicated, will require wp- “I a year ago. Seven of the applications are INDIANA NATIONAL BANK ||™% faitacrer, vussed away at ie resi: | Hi: 1003 river was frozen ever. proval by government stablization W N AMED HEAD Losses in the state were smaller in| om Indianapolis, “The applicants of Indi lis dence, 519 N. Pine st, Wednesday, 9 LOST — Black k alligator billfoid. _ Circle Address ‘Now. Graham-Paige has a 85x-- the heavier industries—0.4 per cent : anapo a. Mm. Age 86 years. Funeral from Grin-| Theater, Monday. Containing $45, car — . - ” agencies. ae i Pp "land the square mile coverage pe- steiner's Fuirersl Home, 1601 E. New Yurk [keys, 3 special shoe ah Call Gladys 18-foot concrete “bathtub” con- This means, according to Vinson, in employment and 0.7 per cent in| titioned for are as follows: ia Saburday, 3:0 a wm Requiem high Cwilier CH-7860, extension 207. Liberal ~Milline taining 50,000 gallons of Wales that “it will not be possible to assure \payrolls—than in the. non- manu-| Indianapolis: Indiana Broadcast BUY WAR BONDS BE Joseph cherry, Friends invited. | | LOST = Chis Tniher pocketbook son: Have ekhho built at ome end of ils Detroit |... oo ker that his take-home facturing industries in Which em-ijng ypc, 13640 square miles; In-| re Alta Belle, age 63 years of | HIDING ginsses, identification. Keep vy yam plant. An, inclined entrance per- |... wi) remain unchanged as wai Clayton O. Mogg, president of the ployment fell 2.6 per cent and Pay-| giana Broadcasting Corp. 9245; | From 157 W. Arizona, wile of Joseph H. Kuip- huhey., retin contents. BE-0828-2, Ses Miss A mits the Alligators fo crawl in and | 0, cin declines.” Some in-| Metropolitan Coal & Oil Co. Was rolis 1.0 per cent. Capitol Broadcasting Corp. 14120; | SEGURITY TRUST C0, ||wiliins. Ara’ Mis” antuess’ Caitoll_ ot OST = Combination, Suite and Since Mc steam coils built inte the wall |... wooo rates can be made] #lected president of the Indianap- Scripps-Howard Radio, Inc. 8400; | Mabe Foleral Depot * Hl Custie, Ind, Funeral from Tauck Funeral |TA-Ibot 4445, HU-mboldt 8316. Reward. La keep the water from freesing. for a shorter work week and some Sli Coal Merohanis BSLialen oa A A H WFBM, Inc, 15430; Evansville on Insurance Corp. ag i are Fiigay, 3 REW ARIE-Ravisic of isterigiiisn Te Indy NIGHT i x = = ? workers will move to other factories ter ny een pe {C Tybee. I INgs. the Air, Inc, 29,688, and the Wil-{] 130 EAST WASHINGTON ST. KUHN—Evah May of B41 Division st. |¥ith White trim. HU-3677 or 4850 Guilford, Jor ICO ODDS AND ENDS: WPB says the at a rate lower than their war plang) Worth of the Haveli “of wo. liam H. Block Co., 9316. L Ne hat? off Ralph Kuhn of | LOST—Pox terrier, White and tan spaded Ru Ste Mr ; iob. h . ; J. B. Sexson, Indianapolis Ice & - Cc wille. N Examizier © Carrolton, Ky. Myrle Kulm, Edith | female, name “Dottie”; 3 tags. $10 Ros . supply of grocery bags is 32 per cent JO » he said. Fuel Co., was elected first vice piesi- Sales Executives onnersville, News-Examiner Co., Chastain and Katherine Kuhn of Indi-|Ward. Mrs. Rofe DuShane, -RI-3815. OFFI
of pre-war, .,. The 15 largest in-
surance companies
realized a 4.4
per cent return on their money in-!
{gress of Industrial
Can Set Wage Floors dent: * Harold Leonard, Leonard Vinson's stand was a blow to the | oal Co. seeond vice president;
American Federation of Labor, Con- | John G. Keller, John G. Keller-Coal Organizations |
Lee Ragsdale, assistant. to the vice president of the Westérn Union Telegraph Co,
3020: Elkhart, Truth Publishing Co., Inc., 9757; Ft. Wayne, Farnsworth.
komo, Kokomo Broadcasting Corp.
8500; Hammond, WJOB, 2241; Ko- | Eg
anapolls, passed away Wednesday, Services: Saturday, 1 m., at the Beanblossom Mortiary, 1321 W. Ray st. Burial Shelbyville, Ind. Friends may call al the mortusry any time,
LOST—Rimiess giasses in case; made Columbus, Ind.; reward, MA-8081, ‘at Collage. LOST—Tan billfold N. P. Schafer drivers
Jeanizs, other valuables. Liberal reward.
Typists, - stenog roll olerks, prio For «informatio
{Co., secretary; and Robert Aldag, F. will speak at the 6900: v | LOGAN-Dan, beloved husband of Bar-|M ; vested in mortgages against 2.09 per and many independent unions which | wa 400 Co. treasurer. Indianapolis Sales | 8900; Lafayette, WFAM, no areal bara (nee Morris) logan, father of |LOST—Biack Persian cat, vicinity of P cent in bonds during 1943 the ‘have demanded that wartime earn- | py ..iouc elec ted are: John Mues Executives council | sted: Muncie, Donald A. Burton, | Danny Joe hou Rony fowsni brothes hot, ad Michigari road. Please call You will 5 y - i . . vi i i } ‘au ress, ohn an WAT ngs be maintained in reconversion'; ow cio Merrick Coal Co.; Clar-| dinner meeting at | 9600; Shelbyville, Shelbyville Radio, Your Savings Insured Logan of Indianapoiis; Capt. George mailing by
Mortgage Bankers association finds.
"replace equipment now: . C asking a De og - - the reduction In hours, overtime go: . Argentina is holding” eut on and Domises Ww seiling us grain, hoping for better|
. . . British shipping firms have $2 pillion in the till to expand and be Sweden
Steady With Receipt of 7300
CALVER (500)
Hog prices remained unchanged
and peace
to compensate for a shorter work week, loss of overtime and incentive pay. Organized © labor
enée A. Paul Hoosier Coal & Oil Co. il Charles . Fisher, ‘Penn Coal Co; | Evert Johnson, Ernest Johnson Coal Max Ziegler, Dare-Ziegler Fuel {Co.; Fred Beck, Beck Coal & Coke ould result in ruinous|c, . 5p Brown, Indianapolis Coal Co.: Mr. Shuttleworth; Oz Litzel-|
claims that
icing. F. Rolland Buck and Anne Frances! Buck, J501 E Maple rd. Seeger Refrigerator Co., Minnesota corporation; admitted to Indiana to manu- | facture and sell refrigerators and
6 p. m. Monday at the Indianapolis Athletic club.
Inc., 3730; Terre Haute, Banks ol; the ‘Wabash, Inc., T440. There now are 403 applications |
Mr. Ragsd started working for Western Union more than 40
Agents Pin Corp pid LL 8 Ayres 4% pid . Ayrshire Col com Belt R Stk Yds com Belt BR Stk Yds pid
for FM stations on file with FCC
ale from 41 states and the District of
Columbia. Only states not heard | {from are Arizona, Mississippi, Mon- | tana, New Mgxico, South Dakota, |
By Agency of U. S. Govt. Up to $5,000
We have made -our 14th Dividend Payment on Savings Accounts,
BUY WAR BONDS ~
bring them up to the 300-pound welght to which government price supports are being extended, M.
record June 12, 1945,
Common Stock, Class “A” |
Sgt. Arthur Logan, Sgt. William Logan, U. 8, army, Germany, passed away at his home, 3027 Meredith st, Wednesday p. m, Friends may call ab ‘the Rabert W. Stirling Funefal Home, 1420 Prospect st, after 6 p, in. Thursday, Funeral) services Saturday, 2 p. m., from funeral tome, Friends invited, Bocidl Carmel, ind, :
MeCULLOUGH — John Clemens, 44 years
Logan,
of Mr. and Mrs. A, J. of Katherine Stump, killed in action in England, April 11, 1945, Memorial services Saturday, May 12, Our Lady of Lourdes church, 8 a, m. Friends invited, = Please
ter; downlown,
LOST—1 Ration book, Miss Elizabeth A, Wheeler, 1112 KE . Oh fo | st.
trolley, "May 3. Reward, INSTRUCTIONS
BEAUTY COURSE SALE
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GIRLS —WOMEN
BE A PRACTICAL NURSE
vod -DEMAND—-HIGH WAGES Higl
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Vinson pointed out, however, that | : $i ach CC 0° a years a as old, husband of Georgian Morrison Mce- . Interesting » prices. Wei, baker's production the WLB has power to set floors! nan, West Side Cash, Coal co; Lee Ragsdale : ess 50 q| Vermont and Wyoming, Cullough, father of John Clemens Jr., son | $ | war Will tea of Wright-~ designed engines for Fl Robert ‘Bidlack, Blue. Diamond Coal messenger anc AND STAMPS of Mrs. George Mayer McCullough and the essary & 8 3 Yo, Under wages as well as ceilings over Yo] At the presen; time there afe 48 POSTER DISP: do to i £ Co.: R. M. Mannon, McComas Coal later as a telegrapher. He left to late John 8. MeCullough, passed away at ® EASY TERMS ARRANGED. » - ing Fortresses is down only 40. p.m “and every attempt will be ’ ’ : 0 | commercial FM stations through- | AN . Qs home In Vamcouver, Wash, Services % 6 i Co.. C. Burl Sexson. Fredrick Coal|study and practice law but returned | UNION FEDERAL Fanner: % Buchanan Mortuary, Saturday, | @ SMALL PAYMENT WILL HOLD EN. 3 $ per cent of peak: output, since he made to prevent drastic and un-|o "oll ne Leers executive After a few years. out the country which are broad- ! om. “Friends invited. Burial Crown| ROLLMENT UP TO AND INCLUDING recent cutback. . .. Aluminum Co. {warranted wage cuts. SPCR tar yA. Wigers, € | | casting regularly. Three others arg’ SAVINGS AND LOAN ASS'N uh Ancient Landmarks service, . Ma a So Now: GRADS For Fnisied of America eg found a way to re OPS OSLO. secretary. lluminating Engineers licensed for experimental operation oo 190 E Market. L1-1471 * McKENZIE—Sherman O., age 79, uncle of| EDUCATION NEEDED. cover aluminum from scrap air- TOMPKINS A CO E . : a only. , Betty Jean McKinzie and Mrs. Mabeth Hy Excel planes by a chemical process using! George H. Tompkins, who was NEW FIRMS AND . felwie : 5, Run, Hammond | L : Biver iw. Bertha Hare and, Mrs og Open Every Nite ‘Til 10 P.M. 240 caustic. soda, insteal of melting officer in charge of the Indianapolis PARTNERSHIPS » y almologist, wi speak at She . ‘ , | ning at residence on Shadeland dr.” Berv-| g TO ACCOMMODATE WAR WORKERS “3 PF PRESS down the scrap, and then not having ‘regional office of the Cincinnati ndiana chapter meeting, -Tllumi- | Feed T S Indiana olis Water Co. | Priday, 2 p. m., Conkle Puneral Home, OUSEWIVES. : nating Engineering society, at 7:30 00 Jcarce + | 1554 W. Michigan. Friends invited. Buriai| own your own shop earn $125-3200 Fame Lay a commercially pure .metal, as is ordnance district from July 30, 1942 » Walt 1m. Seles bia. stip. mu. Monday. May 14, yr Pe Mt. Jackson. Friends may call at funeral| weekly, depending on the size of shop, ROOM now. . . . Indiana dairy farm- to Sept. 21, 1943, has heen promoted Ue and White lun, Kessler vein Monday, e rur- T F ! ome. or we place you on well paying res done now. I a dairy fa p p Road Service station, Harold Cloud, |due extension building, 902 N. Me- 0 atten 0ogs DIVIDEND NOTICE MILES—Asa, of 1231 S. Sheffield, beloved | position. Easy to Learn Meth Free White, Perm ers were paid $15 million subsidy | to lieutenant colonel. He is Now /R. R. 18. Box 200-B. : hushand of. Lillie Miles, father : of Catalogs, Phone Tor ‘detailed ormatin Ing conditions Pearl “Harbor Transfer Co, 918 Massa- I ridian st. ’ wialin- ' on. . from October, 1943, through De- chief of the ammunition branch of} Li. "vs" Transter ‘and’ second-hand | Times, Special Roxsielia* Pratt Kokomo, brother of APPLY cember, 1044 1944 the AAA reports. [the « district, Stationed at Cincinnati. | furniture, J. Ralph Sandefur, 850 Miils | LOCAL ISSUES LAFAYETTE. Ind. May 10.— Preferred Stock ay. Wednesday. Services Yriday, 2'D lh SA L a a er Cave, x 5 Hoa. d . » eu 55 ar 3 . t. Drill Manufacturing Co., Jackson bidg Despite the reduction of about 22 hutia} Flora) ee Friends may H Paul = Ahateher, Jato R Pennsyivaiia | w - per cent in Indiana pigs last fall The regular quarterly divide nd of one call at the mortuary, CHARLIE s5un BBE, ok . Sylvania.) SNomin t s ! toll I twenty-fiv ent $1.25 og ar et ere S clive, Robert A, Thaiher, Fittsiiore, Ind a hed by and roughly six per cent this {- ray Pht i acinrd by the GOLD se SERVICE dL} A awers Ce a vicx, 10% N, Deli- i TOURS spring, there is little chance that | [and GF Beton ot A ion “A. | MILLER-.Sgt. Robert K. age 19. son of Saleswom: ware, Apartment management and serv- Agents Fin Corp com ....cess. farmers will have enough feed to pavable July 2, 1945, to holders of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Al Milly, Srandson to 9 P. M,; §
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Vealers (all weights) Fé Bobhs=Merrill com .....u. M. Justi school t ; : ceee : ustin du iversit; omit flowers, ) not y necessary, Easy te tne po with the receipt of 7300 head by the | oice ............. Irigerating equipment. Hobbs-Merrill 412% Prd ... Just, Pur e university Soko went. cities five) PRICE Frances Fanny, beloved sister of | lea at home in spare time. Ages 18 ou od Fxpers Indianapolis s stockyards today, the common and medium rrr 9.56 eh Len es al Soya Com .....eceven statistician, said today. share has been declared oh ®ve oe) a Luther Daniels and Mrs, H. O. Smiih, jo 5. war demands have caused big tion With op ‘war food administration said. Cull 5009 9.00 N. Y: St k a Say ERR The additional support price is of Directors. on the Class “A” Com- | passed away Thursday morning. Funeral ink. oR ge) i This ereate Call RI-3 Cattle receipts totaled 675. Steer| Feeder and Stocker Cattie and Calves oC S Delta Elec com ...........oe. tending to increase fall pig nhum- juan Steck yable June 1d? to Saturday, 3b. hs Sn en fo r FREE information. Wayhe School of re and heifer prices proved nominal} Steen JERITUTIE a coo RRpia 8 bers, he said, the goal of sows to PEAS Floral Park. Friends may call ai any a A Box A887, pare Times. SEWING with. cows selling about steady with | Boo 300 PONRER ers 11,50G12.75 | | Hook Drug So, som i i: farrow litters this fall being 535,- ELMER C. SCHWIER Hume afite +3 nm. Foe ed pe JAE S VANTED—FEMALE 9 ula hited | a ome ne 79 ink 3 po —— ; week's earlier 25 to 50 cent loss. | 300-1000 pounds .....ccce.... [email protected]| 5iiis chal... 47ba Va|+Ind Asso Tel 5% y 000, which -is—an increase of JO Secretary of Marie Scanling, father of Robert P. Mr. Brooks, Vealers settied back On steady 500.300 pounds . [email protected]| Am Can 365 y |Ind & Mich E 41a%% pd -..... per cent over last year. Scanling, brother of Guy L. and Pred NOTICE Meridian, D’ { . il adpls P & L pid ........ 000. . Scanling, sed aw keel, except for the extreme top! Su- 1000 pounds ... 102591178 | Am Rad & 88. . 15 sees: Indpls P & L COM. ,iivrannn gay Funeral ot ay, 13 p. m. at Shirley Al temaie workers covered by the Lady fo ents lower.” T ard | 500- i oo J Am Roll Mill. 4 1 74 | Indpls Railways cOm ....cenes Brothers Central Chapel, 948 N. Illinois erral n e- $25 weekly, With Nas 3 = 1 } he y S100 poutians +. .svsoxrriees [email protected]) 4 TT . tindpls Water "pid ........... "SIX OHIO “PLANTS st. Burial Crown Hill... Priends may call quite to comply with all -WMC reg- for advancem recerv 500 calves, 500-900 pounds _ 1500 8.75! Am Tob By a5 A iis upix Water Clas f CLOSE FOR WEEK at the, chapel any time after 6 p. m. ations, Stan Sheep and lambs stayed in limited . Calves (Steers) Am Water : by de st-ife-eom ire, | INCREASE ‘| Thursday, $ Anaconda Kingan & Co pid .........«» . i y . supply of 175, and were Yaetabie | Good and choice ATIour. & C0 Kingan & Co com mT y co BEAUTY operator, experienced or a Edipl ny ) ude n2s@ as] Amour RINESh 8 CO oi So | CANTON, O,, May 10 (U, P.)— GOLD + 0 v Sk RV ICE |» tice; ‘salary and commission. F580, Young ap . Medinm | Ati Refining Lincoln Nat Life com ve A 6115 Officials announced today that Tim- Y ur Insurance SHERIDAN Ayo ow No Lat. aie Ll 47 Caroline. tiom: .excellen A pounds down 90001125 | Bald Loco ct PR Mallory pid Ys Ikons. Roll tearing Co. rations 0 eloped. Tas BUS GIRL: ing conditions GOOD TO CHOICE HOGS (130 P RE Mallory’ com » er ring operations fativer-of Ronald Bheridan, brother of Ple y aR (73) Calves (Heifers) Beadix Ava Mastic Asphall in six Ohio cities have heen shut Sherman Sheridan, Philippine Islands: | tor terrace tearoom. ‘This will probably erences requll 120- 140 pounds $14.00Q014 50 (1004 and choice Bell Rieel «Ind Pub S n R Robert Sheridan, Indianapolis; Miss Mur-| gupeal to women with children who would To 16 putida 3p A 00 pounds OWI ov, ae. [email protected] Burdens re sub Sery Ind He 108Y% down for an inventory. They said .e jorje Sheridan Dayton; hon-iti-law of Mr.[jike to work a short time ench day dure —————— - pounds os 34.50 bos i Serv 1 . 3 ) . and Mrs, Andrew Sauer, Indianapolis, . gl fai = 1450 Medium “ie ; | Caterpilinr 1 ery ot Ind eom 26 [the inventory had heen postponed Bed action in France April 1, 1945, ing the hiashoon, hou LLL farrace -Stenogray 200- m pounds | pounds down 8.50910.60 Chee & Ohio oar fd Tool Som SR AE {for four years because of the war, ; our Rate! Memorial service. Saturday, May 12, 9 o'clock § nyside Banat « 240 pounds ... SHEER " Childs 1:80 Ind G&E 4.8 . | 3 . - a, m., St Catherines church, Friends 1 : 240- 270 pounds | ia Fin ) Curtiss-wr i a san prot os 197% | The plants are located in Colum invited, (Please omit flowers.) The Wm. H. Block Co. laundry. wh 300- 330 pounds - Lot an ite ji Spt Airs | Terre Haute Malleabie’... 0. 714 |bus, Canton, Newton Falls, Mt. : SHIRLEY —Judith Ann, of 1526 N. Sher- B u 3 Gr IR LL ay man oy . { G * choice fan : 0 4 Fd uU # achine com vid : ry < v « 1 man dr, entered into rest Tuesday, age 330- 360 pounds : Common and medium 7.95 | Gen Electric . United Tel Co 5% Ve mon, Woosler ann Zanesville, We will gladly explain :{2 months, daughter of Conrad and go ~ STE Metiuioe pounds 13.25@ 14.60 LAMBS Gen Joos : ve —''4, | Union Title com The 18,000 employees will be. idle Shirley, sister of Sharon Lee, Darla Jean . Colored . hog BNA : § o; . ! AD - . BONDS \ Shirley, granddaughter of Mr, and Mrs. a dr Packing Sows Good and cholce ........con0es 16.006 16.50 Gopgriea Lect - 1% | American Loan 4108 85. .iuases for a maximum of seven days. how COINSURANCE | Vern iter, djtaughies Priday, 1 p. m., MAROTT HOTEL Lo, GA-2441 Good 1 Choice Medium ahd good .+.voiuiiis 13 8018.35] Goodyear -..... ("American Loan dla 60 ..... : at- East Sixteenth Street Christian church, STENOGR 270- 3080 pounds Common Ind ATOR. kg, + yA 12 Binge erie By 4 .unetirt f uently. makes this © | Burial Memorial Park, Friends may gall Mr Blake. 300+ 330 pounds aWye vs eis —t habevsnssiesnt » -1 [Ch of Com Bldg 4's 61 ..... req . ' at Northeast Chapel, 2530 Station st. ' Pleasant sul 330- 360 pounds ere 14,08 Jonna-Man 3 ag | Citizens Ind Tel 4% 0 ais : K its ‘luntil hour of service. Moore Mortuarjes, “CASHIERS — TOILETRIES Cravats, 610 360. 4 U. 5. STATEMENT Kroger GAB .. 41% 4 aT vi coumhin Gidb LA 3ereraree possible. Chec | GPEES—Haltie E. age 76, widow of Dr.| Are you looking for a-position that pays * STE 400- 480 pounds : 14.0041 4.06 a L-O-P Glass ! je | tha ASSO Tel Co 3%s 70....... Byron N. Spees, mother of Margaret and | you a salary 52 weeks in the sari en 480 B50 POUNDS .......e0irss 14.0040 14 05 Lockheed Aire Indpls P&L 3's Wa ibilities tomorow. Mijton Spees, sister of Burton Nelson, | come in and talk with us ayo] 1) ing. 2ha the Order-billin MARI eh : WASHINGTON, May 10 (U, P,).~Gov-| Loew's Indpls Railways Co. 6s a7... poss! | Murtinsville, and Ellen Stamm, Nitro, W,| working conditions plexsnt Your Alr Products 280- 500 pounds 12.9654 14 gg PYIMERL expeiises phd receipts for the |Martin (Glenn) i Indpls Water Co 3'%s 68 Vieginia, passed away Tuesday evening at |store 1s an essentiad eo’ ur “svergity . : y current fiscul year through May 8, com- | Mont Ward Ww — 1% | Kuhiner Packing Co 4s 64 ... her home in Glenns Valley, Services .at! home-front service. Stenogra, . Slaughter Pigs pHIYEG WILR a yeldr ago. | Nash-Kely ’ $ i —- 4H Ind Pub. Serv 3's 78 .. ithe residence Frwlay, 2 p. m, PFriends| time jobs available. nent. Call N Medium to Choice a ' Ulu Year , Last Year Nut Biscuit bi anys 25" ~ XIN Ind Tel 41as Gf coke ‘ invited.. Burial Mt. Pleasant Friends | HOOK'S DEPENDAB . Bronze Le 90- 180 pounds 11.20@13 75. Eipense $ 84 007 424 580 § W.017.022,999 | Nat Distillers . — | Pub Serv of Ind es 13 oC —" way call at the residence after 3 p,m. | ____ California and, Stenogra HATE ith Spend 16.210 408 462 13.007 312 688 NY Cenrsl 257 25 2! al Pub Tel 4's f . ? Thursday until sime of service, J. C, wil. CATTLE (635) 38 Suz 81) 213 36.242, a. 80. Olio oil A - ta Trae Te tm orp t 01 ts 6 Ft. 9-Ft., I2 Ft. Widths mot Bor vier CLEANING WOMEN Holcomb. Ca, Steers 64 G12 867 48 s Packie . | : ithamsan. 100-58. : STERRETT—~Richard B,, e f Chole — 10 1 W427 11,35, 301 190! Pan Am Air | _*Ex-dividend Large Selection of Inlaid ‘LiL DEALERS todd Beloved bay Hd 3 34 CLAY ROOT, EXPE ln S00 DOME 0. ieeiin 5 ¢ U MPI62 052 10,596,080 1871 ; ' or { iolet Itackley " 700- 900 pounds 1 [email protected] bbl Eo ” ary V viFenney Immediate Installation! Stervett, father of Violet Rackley, Lillian CLERICAL Girl to ta
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