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, Guam, Tokyo, Korea,

Germany. He planned to confer with Lit.

pation of American troops in re-

patriating Japanese and- possible

TON FIELD, Cal. Dec. 31 ©. P.).—Secretary of War Robert} Pafterson was scheduled to leave today for -Honoluli on a .the-world flight to United occupation zones of Japan , and thence to China.

* four-motored army ‘transport, jand‘ed at Hamilton Field last night, 15 $5 minutes after taking

secretary of war spent the , in the officers’ quarters here.|o, . Patterson expects to complete tour by Jan. 24 after stopping

’ Philippines, India, Cairo

Gen. Albert C. Wedemeyer, allied

Precipitation for 24 hrs. Total tation since Jan. A+ Excess since gy in

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TWO JOKERS FINED

The following table shows the tempers-}

IN ‘GOAT-NAPPING'

FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED ANYWHERE DEATH NOTICES indianapolis Times, Mon, Dee, 3i, “ies BRAHAM Daniel J, age 68, of 857 N

Rural st.

Re, father of Mrs. B Lynn Adams, |

Dr. C. W. Abraham, Ralph M. Abraham. | all” of Indianapolis, and J. a Abraham, Birch Tree, Mo.. brother of Mrs

Code Montgomery, Los Angeles, Mrs. Nora Sook, Warsaw, Miss Mable Abraham Mrs. Georgia Schneider, C. Wilmer, Vestal} | and Norval Abraham of Iadianapols, passed away Sunday. Funeral services| Wednesday, 1:30 p. m.. at Shirley Brothers Irving Mili Chapel, 5177 E. Washington

- . st. Burial Washington Park Priends may movement of additional Chinese Two would be practical Jokers call at the chapel atfer noon Tuesday troops to Manchuria. choked on their own gag today BOWEN Mabel ©. of 1538 Prospect St

Gen. Wedemeyer told a press con-

ference in Shanghai Saturday that

"3000 to 4000 additional U. 8. troops may be required to carry out the

two projects.

FLOODS IN OREGON

CAUSE HUGE DAMAGE

PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. 31 (U P.) .~Oregon’s most disastrous flood in 50 years today besieged the state's two principal cities, Portland and Salem, after claiming two lives and damaging property wort. th| “millions of dollars. ‘ The roaring flood swept at its erest into Salem, Oregon's capital, inundating thousands ‘of acres of .rich bottom land and hop fields and washing out processing plants.

Red Cross workers and army vol-|

unteers evacuated families directly in the path of the swirling waters. | Two persons were known to have drownetl in the Coos bay ares. 55 lice said the victims were Barnes, a retired Baptist minister and Harold B. Lyons, a farm hand. | They died in an effort to save the | minister's younger son from drowning after their rowboat capsized, | + The boy was rescued by neighbors.

Fvacuation was impeded in the | wations organization were bound | Mor tusries.

eities of Albany and Corvallis as] raging flood waters washed out | transmission lines, darkening! : The two cities and nearby hamlets. |

FIRE HALTS RESGUE WORKERS AT MINE

PINEVILLE, Ky., Dec. n. (U.P). ~PFire raged unchecked through the Kentucky Straight Creek coal mine today, halting all rescue work and officials were reported ready to abandon the search for the 18 vietims still trapped in the mine shaft. All hope of finding any of the

gas was discovered .in the vicinity of ‘the tunnel where the majority of ‘the men.were working when the blast occurred. A large eoal fire was raging in the vicinity of main

"Harry R. Thomas, chief state mine —— , will make the final decision on

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hether or not to disconinue the séarch after an air analysis has been made this morning. ““Rescte. operations. have been’ at’a standstiii-since late yesterday when fire broke out-anew and an agéumulation of gases forced. the, workers

BURGLAR GET BIG HAUL OF WHISKY

Sixty-eight fifth and 48 pints of Tquor were, stolen yesterday from Geller's tavern, 541 Indiana ave. by

. of a burglar alarm to go off wis blamed d: by William Iverson, ‘manager of the Mode} Tire Co, 150

Paik

a Delaware st. for the Sieft of 00 fron that <establ . Armed with a gun and Slhok jack _stiékup man entered the Good“Industries, 410 8. “Noble st. ~ Saturday hight, forcing Mrs. Del- " phia’ Clampitt to hand over “$122 froni the cash drawer. A “man in ‘a-dirty slouch hat” took _ $20 from Herod Ryan of 742 En ot he alked in the on cher ave early { to- | day, Mr. Ryan “tHE police. i

YAMAMOTO RESUMES vO AND =

BATAVIA, Dec. 31 (U. P.) 5d

Gen. Moichiro Yamamoto,” chief ot |

Staff ‘of the Japanese ‘tfth™- army Who was arrested as a war criminal has resumed his command at Ban-

owns ues allied authority; tt was od today.

Yamamoto was aFresed- and sent’ to Stngabore, when Japan 'surrendered, but ava at the request of the allied command. "He will attempt to round up large in of - Japanese troops who are in Indonesian hands tn middle : Ca eastern Java. Sd His mission also was reported’ To Sogherted with difficulties ® Japanese naval personnel who allegedly refused to obey |20x% British orders. Yamamoto was ex-

cost them each $15 The men, Luther Harrison, 38, of R. R. 3, Box 818 and Joe Cecil, 1618 Lambert st, admitted taking a billy goat owned by Mart Hartzer, 1416 Nordvke ave. from the Traders Post Horse and, Mule barns, 3151 Kentucky ave, Saturday. They were apprehended when they were unloading the goat in {front of Withers drugstore, 1243 Oliver ave. The owner, who saw them driving away with the goat {and followed, summoned police who |

{arrested them on petit larceny | charges. The goat-nappers today told

| Judge John L. Niblack that they had Intended to turn the goat loose {in the drugstore as a joke on the manager. The judge didn't crack a smile when he fined the two jokesters $10 and d costs each.

UNO DELEGATES SAIL FOR LONDON

NEW YORK, Dec. 31 (U. P).— | Four American delegates and their ‘| alternates to the first session of the general assembly of the United

{for the London meeting today board the liner Queen Elizabeth, | which sailed with the morning tide, Former Secretary of Stajs Edward R. Stettinius Jr., Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Senator Tom Connally

gates on board. They issued no formal ments. “No talk,” said Senator Connally, “we'll wait until we get action at the sessions.” The sessions start Jan, 10. The four alternates who sailed were Rep. Sol. Bloom (D. N, Y.); former Postmaster General Frank C.

state

| Walker; John Foster Dulles, adviser

to the American delegation. at the ot | 8an Francisco conference, and Senator John G. Townsend Jr. (R. Del). “Representatives of 18 national er ganizations interested in international affairs presented a symposium embodying their views to Mrs Roosevelt b before the ship sailed.

VETERAN INDIANA 'U. "DEAN WILL RETIRE

Wells of Indiana university announced today that-- 60-year-old

‘| Dean Henry: Lester Smith of the

fschool of education would retire! soon after 29 years in that ca- | pacity. Mr. Wells said that Desir Smith would be succeeded by Wendell -w, [2

fairs at the university.

ti. Mr. Bmith, a native of Bloom

[ington, first taught school: at Hayden, Jennings county. He later taught at: Brookville and _Bloomington. Mr. Wright is. a native of Green. castle, taught in Clay county ruril schools and. was principal at Rock- | J ville, Later, he was associated. with Tech high. scheol faculty in In. dianapolis. A

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——————— re ————— SEES ‘CLOUDY: RELATIONS LONDON, Dec. 31 (U. P.) —Premier Eduard Osuoka-Morawski told the Polish national council ih Warsaw _ today - that the presence ot ents” “in Brit.

~“certain-emigre—eiem Tota “st Elouded relations betweefiT

Warsaw and London, the Moscow radio reported,

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when an attempted goat-napping

(D. Tex.) and Senator Arthur Van-| denberg (R. Mich.) were the dele- |?

are scheduled toiP"

of Indiana a, passed away at his resiBLOOMINGTON, Ind. Dec. 31 gence. usd N._ Taibo, Saturday p. (U. P). —. President Herman Bi; 01 ihe x yiter & Askin Mortuaty,

Wright, professor - of education} ou, dean of the junior division and di-| rector of the office of veterans’ af-| 4

beloved mother of Robert Bowen and

passed away al the St Saturday p. m. Priends

Francis hospital may call at The

town, Ind. husband of Charloite, [ather of Mre. C. A. Nielsen of Indianapolis and Waiter. I... Jr. Joan and. Sherman Bratton of Morgantown, passed away Sal-

Tuesday, 11 a. m Friends invited Burial] Crown Hill. _ Friends may call at the} mortuary

| BRYAN Willard M | pao of Katherine passed away Saturday Puneral WednesJan. 2. 830 a m, a residence 1744 W. Morris st. 9a m Assumption chureh | Friends invited. Burial-in Calvary cemePriends may call at residence. George W. Usher service.

DUNN Rebecca, age 95 passed away + Sunday. Friends may cail at the Dorsey Pineral Home, 13925 E New York, after p. m. Monday, Puneral 200 p m Tuesday, at funeral home. Burial Crown il.

age 75 vears, hus-

father of Prank J.

-j-

Hi FURMAN- Charles J, age 68 2054 N | Delaware, beloved husband of Carrie] M., stepfather of Mrs. Mamie Capito of Turners Station, Ky Everette Lindsey of Indianapolis, and Mra. Virgil Sanders of Carrollton, Ky passed away Saturday m. at his residence. Service Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Tuesday, 10 & m Friends invited Burial Port Royal, Ky Priends may call at mortuary. (Lafayette papers please copy.)

GLEASON Thomas E, of 648 Arch st, entered into rest Saturday evening, age 40 years; husband of Susan Gleason; stepfather of Prank P. Milan. brother of Pred and Clifford Gleason Services Wednesday, 10 a. m., at Peace Chapel, Friends are welcome Moore

2050 E. Michigan Burial Washington Park cemetery.

| GRIGGS — Evangeline, age 49 vears, mother of Mrs. Emma (Kay; Deer, sister of Mrs. Margaret Schumacher of Columbus, Ind, passed away Bunday morning. Fu{neral from. Shirley Brothes’ Irving Mill Chapel, 5377 E. Washington, Wednesday, 10 a. m. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the chapel any time.

HAFNER -Anna 8, of 427 N, Waleot!,

entered into rest Saturday, Dec age 93 vears. mother of John E. Hafner Sacramente, Cal, rs. Rose Hafner

Atlanta, Ind. Services Wednesday, 130 p. m., at Woodruff Place church. Burial Crown Hill cemetery Friends may call at Peace Chapel, 2050 EB. Michigan st, until hour of service Moore Mortuaries.

HAGEMIER Louise Marie, of Ralph E. Hagemier, daughter of JoH. Shoemaker, sister of Irwin J. Shoemaker, passed away Saturday, Dec. 29, 1045, at 9:15 a, m, age 15 years. Funeral from Grinsteiner's Funeral Home, 1601 E New York, Wednesday. Jan. 2, 9.30 a.m. Requiem | hgh, mass Little Plower church, Burial 8t. Joseph cemetery Friends Mnvited. Members of the Altar Society will meet Tuesday, Jan. 1,.4 p. m., to recite the Rosary,

KLEIN—Prancis J, of 32390. 8 Pilih st) h Grove, beloved husband of Mabel jhee Welton), father of Robert, son of 21 in, brother. of Bdward Klein, both of Indianapolis, and Charles Herbert Kiein of Philadeiplila, Pa, passed away Bunday. Services Wednesday, 8 10 am, Little & Sons Funeral Home, 1001 Main st, Beech Grove, and 9 a. m. Holy Name Catholic church. Burial St. Josepn cemetery, Friends may call at ‘{neral home after 7 p.m. Monday. Men #f the parish will meet for prayer Tuesday, § p. m.

LESLEY Elisha EK, “father of Leonard and grandfather of William _ekley ~ botir]

Blount, Baptist

ronds invited. Burial Winchester, Ind. | Wednesday. Friends may call at the mortuary any Lime.

| MeMILLEN Daniel L.[ Jr, Seaman 3c entered Inte’ rest Hat rday afternoon a} Billings hospital, son of Daniel L. Sr. and Frances Hipple McMillen, brother of Jo [Ann McMillen, -grandson-<o1 Mrs. Nora | Hipple and Grant McMillen. 8etvivos Moii[day eveiiing, 7.3 m., at Peace Chapel, 2030 KE. Michigan st. Buriat Bellétontaine. |. 10, Moore Griuaries:

MILEM Lonnie, . father’ of Pv, Warden Milem, U. 8. army wir corps, overseas and Mrs. Hagel’ Williams, passed away Moray Services Wednesday, 1.30 Wilson “Chapet fot the Chimes. ULL Prospect st. Friends invited. Burial’ ‘Greenwood. Priends may | call at the “Chapel of the Chimes” after. Tuesday noon,

(MiLLES James, 3936 N. New Jersey. hiisband of Binite, father of Mrs, William Reynalds, Tadlanspoiis, Mrs J.D. Nor. man Jr, Birmingham, Als: gr Wallace, John and Jolt ‘Nerman Il of Birml m, Ala, and Howard Hartman , USN; JDassed avay Sun Sunday p. m. Serv-} ich Planner uchanan MOttuAry Wednesday, 11 a. m., Priends Invited. Cre. mation Flanner & Buchanan Crematory Friends may ¢&ll at mortuary, co

WINCHRL, ~-MFs. Marie, widow of Wil.

ia’ survived three rs. Claude Smith of Cinél inna, Mrs. Harry Neerman and Mr Abe Rose of Indianapolis: She “a mem| and Amierican-Legion Aux. Berviges Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Wednesday, 2 b. wm. Prienas-myited. Burial Crewn Hill:

HOICHOLSON—Lot ens A., mother of Walter |" K. Nicholson grandmother of Eimer K and Nerman Nicholson, Warren Quiniey, | Mrs. Bandetta. Hamilton “andi Kathleen Isley, and five grandchildren. ene reat ssed away Bunday Vt, SKifey Broth. Biinois and 10th ats

greai-grandehild, morning. Puneral ers’ Central Chapel

pl i HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 17 LINDEN, T208—Targe “front ‘room. for |

ished private ‘entrance, utilities: on rage. Adults. LI-9403,

HOUSES FOR SALE $2850 Vacan son. New 3-hedroom |

dung: inside toilet, including. Morning Glory. heater, elec. range, storm windows, Thos ‘41350 “dn. byrg non eve,

1345 KELLY | ST 1AM.

“Near 3600. N. Emer-

NEW YORK, Dec. 31 4. P) =

~N. Y. PLANE CRASH

shaft

NSCRLARIO0 Tou SALE u LADIES’ 17-JEWEL WATCHES pecial—wers $39.50, now 322. "LEONARD D JEWELRY

We HP pumps, Yo HP. or ($11.

od. Mod. eutt 6; close ie Falie & uke vt own | Puneral Tue PHILLIPS ‘REALTY ,,,)™ ry $3150 Neat 3300 E Mich. 5-Wm. home 50 $1350 an. ham. ih" FH 113% ave "R-7 956). Near oS Ty

sce

Burial Ladoga, I Ind. chapel any time. please copy.) '

x . | NOONE«-Mary, age yeukn;- wife Charles, mother of Pvt. John, J , Helen and Theresa. sister p Katherine Pinnerty, away Punecal Wedhawt 2.800 ther Ror tuaty:

. avited. Burial oly Priends may eoall at

Priends may call at [Crawfordsville -PAPSLS

mortuary,

SETTLES Mary M. 73 yrs, 4706 8 Me ridian, beloved ‘mot oe of Mi, My#is Mrs. Thelma

husband of Hester Ann“ Abra.

sister of Leonard Roney, Los Angeles, Cal |

Robert W. . Stirling Funeral Home, 1420 Prospect st, after 4 p. m Monday. Puneral |. services Wednesday, 2 p. mm, from the] funeral home Friends invited. Burial K = Crown Hill cemetery. | BRATTON- Walter L. age 51. of Morgsn-

urday a. m. Services Flanner & Buchanan

20 | LOST —8cottish Rite ring, 11th and iifinois

beloved wife].

ot'{ Ri-3004

of the Moose and Cosmos |.

GUARANTY CAFETERIA, 20 N. MERID.

- FLAT WORK SHAKERS

Charles and Walter Croucher, passed Away Sunday. Services Wednesday 3 Pu at the -Begnblossom Mertusry, Vian "Ray st. Buriai Plainfield, Ind. I may call at the mortuary.

CARD OF THANKS 3

HACKER We wish to sincerely - Thank © our kind friends, neighbors and relatives for their~acts of Jove and sympathy extended at our reeent berea ent, the loss of our beloved mother, Nancy V. Hacker. We also extende grateful thanks for the beautiful floral tributes to our loved one. We

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pecially ‘wish to thank Rev. R. B. McClanahan of ihe Gr#cé Baptist Church, the

Christenberry, and Peeney & Peeney “Fu-,

neral il hm. | E SPARROW AND PAMILY LIPPARD Gur hearifeit thanks and deep- | est appreciation is extended to our many | i friends, neighbors and relatives for heir messages of sympathy and acts of

LOST AND FOUND 1940 GRAY PLYMOUTH COUPE |

Stolen. License No. 03793 or 6725] Reward, Bill li_Martin, LI-1218 LOST Brief ci case, yellow | taining valuable papers, on Irvington | streetcar; substantial reward Mr. Caldwell, 1203 Merchants Bank Bldg MA- 7449. LOBT—Gold top frame glasses as result of auto -sccident Wednésday night at 9 A. Jones, 6180 N Delaware BR-1411. Reward SUITCASE and box containing w war relics, box containing lady's shoes taken from CAr,

leather, con-

71st st. and Rd

please return, no questions asked;

valuable only to owner. RI-5551, ext. 28

LOST Single strand of pearis between 918 N. Oakland and Oxford an E. 10th. or in A. & P. or Kroger Sroceries. Gift of serviceman Reward. CH-4237

WILL person who found brown alligator purse containing money and compact please return compact. keepsake from de-

Reward. Daflin,

singers; Mrs. Wilma Johnson, Mrs. Merceda®%

ment.

I B. M. Key Punch Machines and $125.00 A MONTH when training is completed. Applicants must have high school. -#s-1education or the equivalent. Per- | manent jobs under Indiana Merit | System. See Miss Smith, INDIANA EMPLOYMENT SECURITY DIVISION 3rd Floor, 141 8. Meridian St.

man

Acme Weldi Waris, | 930 Mass. "ne, R19289, exten son's greetings to cus. tomers snd friends.

208 Delaware, Ri tends season's tena 0 cus8

Alabama, a pros

Alabama Street Mi Markel, $53°N. LI-0784, season's greetings and _perous 1946 Albert, Dr. Johm 8. and Mrs. Albert, SeCuetnang United Lutheran, extend

extends continue

CH. and

Grand Hotel, .138 8 "Aino a. season's greeting. May we your patronage. Gregory's Market, 3512 Nowland ave. © 3306, season's greeting jo friends

- customers. en ig K, tends holiday greetings to everyone. G & M Garage, 4431 E ne w=, : IR-0T, greeting; to friends and

7 Preferably experienced in public | |relations and personnel manageAn interesting position with a secured future.

AMERICAN STATES INS. CO, 542 N. Meridian.

~ HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS

Secretary -Stenogra, Work part time until in January then full time Good Ho

reward MA-8912 M E MARDFACTURING CO. BILLPOLD, black, vicinity downtown, con- | 2571 wihthrop Ave WA-8831 tains driver's !icense. important papers, See Mr. Whitten

SHIRT PRESS OPE

Yxperienced; incentive pi Mr. Scot

EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY

pher school 1s out employment.’ Pay

RATOR

ay. See

Quinn, Raiph, Shell Super tends Season's Sreetings to

Wonts ana

R .

Barnette Poultry Ce. 226 8. State, MA1100, extends holiday greetings to customers, friends Beech Grove Furnace Co. extends season's greetings to friends and customers, Bennett's Marathon Service, 2905 English, extends season's greetings to his friends, customers. Betie's Beauly Shop, 743 East, extends season's greetings to ¥- friends, cus- . tomers . Biythe Rubber “Stamp Ce., 241 N. Delaware, extends season's greetings to customers, friends. Board of Trade Billard Parlor, 8 Board or Trade bidg.. LI-0418, season's greeings.

ze, B. Jr. signs, n Uieinis ave, seaon's greetings to Bob & Ann's Market Siew Little Store in Town), 808 N. Dearborn, CH-0661. Greetings! Brewster's Market, 5034 Southeastern, IR-6832, extends season's greetings to friends and customers. Fi eXxfends,

Bridgewater, Mary, 2116 Boulevard tends season's greetings to her customers.

LOST Brown bilifold With 1 navy identification card, also other valuable papers. Lost in taxi. BE-1757

Wednesday p. m. Reward, BL-1833 LOST in Murphy + 5 oe TIa8Y evening, lady's blue coat, HI-

LOST Biack Atle with blonde markings and 1 bad eye. FR-108

INSTRUCTIONS BEAUTY COURSE SALE

Special, Only $125—~Reg. $200 Value No ‘age limit: Sth grade educdtion. fearn in 5 months, Free catalogues and telephone information. Easy tern®. Be inde- | pendent. Learn now! Day and night school.

L1-8838 or

STENOGRAPHER

Experienced; permanent

Thomas & Skinner

Steel Produc 1120 E. 23d

STENOGRAPHER

Experienced; able to nandie some

corres dictat

ceased mother. Call TA-9274 or HU-432 840 N New Jers Brokenburr, Rebert Lee, 46 N. PennsylLOST Man's black x _rubber lace Db boot’ | vy tga room 218, extends season's greeivicinit hi and 10th: reward TRS | CTENOGRAPHER fo ok | Brown BT siiorney #91 K of F bids. pres ttt er and general extends sincere good he) Tor the LOST Navy discharge papers on 8heiby | Apply Linde Alr Products Co. 7239 N| new year. car or at Illinois and Market. Name, | Pennsvivania GV. Salyards, 349 8. Arlington, BL-0832 | “gawe Bryant, H B., Grocery, 4907 N. Pennsyl-| _

positions

Royal Beauty" Academy 168 8 ‘Meridian 401 Roosevelt Bldg, | FEMALE HELP WANTED y STENOGRAPHER ACCOUNTING |i, bi. Si ents : } hours; S-day week. Apply personnel CLERK PITTMAN-MOORE —High school graduate enon | 1 STEGER | ~~ typing experience. Age - |verwnnel office.

18-25. Inland Container’ “Corp. Call Mr, CE Fellmy, LI-2323,

alified Bookkeeper

5:Day_week, Permanent pasition. Good opportunity for -

PACKARD MFG.

2000 Columbia Ave.

Any nofth-bound ear to-30th, transfer to] Orosstown te Columbia.

bus

co. .

vania, BR-3476; merry Christmas, happy New Year Brown's, Earl, Standard Service, 3163 Central, nls heartiest season greetings to a

Bullock, , Grocery, oble, 3716; happy’ season's Do to all,

Cain's Food Market, 1227 Cruft, GA-5200; season's greetings to friends and customers.

Carter's Market, 801 8. Ingomar, B BET (Courteous service). wish for New Ye Year. Carter, 81 Stalin. | Beauly Shop, 1431 Shannon,

season's greetings. to friends,

| ness extended at the death of a a. a for convalescent home. Ambassador Beauty Salon, 35 E Oth, ex- Hardin Pure Oil Service, m Ww. 8th, oll | mother, Mary 8 Lippard. we abe eioved Night Nurse 2238 N. Meridian, TA- 's greetings, prosp tends holiday greetings to ail | grateful thanks for the beautiful floral . to friends, customers. Harton, C. C., Ce., realtor, PR WO: | tributes. We wish especially to thank Rev. American Aute Paris and Tire Co., 2125- LSxtends season's greeting Frank Kruger, the singers, : Mes. Spoor, } ux extends ‘s Standard Serv. x. Mortis. rs eish and M Moore, Dr Rudesill n reetin tel his holiday and Shirley Bros. " PA AMILY. ORDER CLERK a ry Grocery, 3044 Singleton, GA- pir + Bird 7850, season's greetings to our friends a season's Sreetings FUNERAL DIRECTORS s Must be accurate typist. and customers. to their friends and customers. ! 5758 Bhucib Age 18-25. Excellent Andre Beauty Salen, 4316 College. | extends | Nordyke, FR-087S. Ww. T. Blasengym GA. 2570, WA. are «opportunity for advance- holiday greetings to her friends, cus- Helen's Beant auty Shoppe, 1536 8. East FR. — - 5822, season's greetings CONKLE FUNERAL HOME Hon J ermanent post Apex Cab Co, ¥_C_ Goodwin, trop, 61d friends. | 1934 3 W. Michigan #t "BE 19% n ours. Good Indiana ave, LI-0033, season's greet-|jjolene’'s Beauty Nook, Helene Mary ; — salary. ings to everyone Hall, 126 W Ww, 22d. TA-9438. oe. eas FARLEY FUNERALS, Market 1234 Arnetie, Dave & Co, ine, 034 8 Easi| Greetings” 1604 W. Morris na Bicking, extends season's grees- Wendoen en Printing 03. 5 Coa aN- ~ ! ings «7! | FLANNER & BUCHANAN 25 West Fall Apply - SEs Fiver B ot | _Creek Boulevard. TA-3377 ply Atkins Flower Shep > bop. 309 W. Fist. TA-0334 —_——— a a Et | —— > comm sen HERF-JONES CO lowers the Gift Expressive” Greet-| 4 friends ou customers. 1131 N. nL. BERT S. GADD - : Hiatt, i Bart C. savage. 1618 Boul 0 Prospect St MA-6049 : Aven Salon, Olenns Tyler, prop. TI88 | To tends season's greetings to his triends. | GRINSTEINER'S 1411 N. Capitol iends, customers, on" STeeUnEs Wo customers. 1601 E 01 E_New York MA-S34 Hollingsworth, P—p tool works, 1011 &. mans i ‘Delaware. ar your new year be pros- © 6G. H. HERRMANN ' _peroust 1505 8 EAST ST MA-3483 SECRET ARY Badger, D. H.. Food Market, 1343 Ken-| Hoimes, Norris, Demaree. Tawyers. ——————— HISEY s TITUS jueky ave, FR-3251. Season's greetings, Season’s Greetin . . : Heit Preston, sewing acHis Toa 951 N. Delaware St. 1-382 | vith wide exp. and ean type. Baker, F. E., Co.. 335 Massachusetts, Li- Merry Xmas, Happy New Year r to all. all. P nt tio SHIRLEY ROS, co.” 1 ermanent position, 44-hr. week. 0211, extends season's. greetings U0 fill, Lee, gas and oil. 130 B South, eioF Iino 8 11 5400 . friends, customers. . tends hearties¢ greetings to all. ud r Lsm Aero Mayflower Transit Co. | Baiawiars hell Service, Tos E Washing- | fines & Sons, 1530 Roosevelt, CH-7608, ROBERT W. STIRLING 863 husetts Ave. perous 1M8 to ui tomes yCariumas greetings to cus: 1422 Prospect MA.- bath e, 1701 8. cco————— ‘Barber's Greeery Keystone, ure Ol, 30th and Clifton: Merry | Beev J” €” Wilson “CHAPEL OF THE CHIME - Worion Pure Oi, 30h and Ciifton: Merry 1234 Prospect 81 MA- ou | CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY for 1948 rid “sacere good “vines "Sint Sippy Mew Sour eveyone

Howell. Fred 6G. Realtor, 508 Insurance Bidg., MA-8753, extends season's greet- | ings to all.

Hudso

customers.

Indianapolis Costume Co., 216%; N. Meridian, season's greetings and best wishes __for 1946. Indianapolis Real Estate Exchange, 1505% N. Illinets, RI-3663, Jane Stovall, extends season's greetings.

indianapolis Insurance Agemecy, Ro 612 Security Trust Bldg., 130 E. Wash season's greetings.

Indiana Beauty College, 108 E. Wash. extend: season's greetings to friends and customers. Irvington Ice and Coal Ce. 413 8. Ritter, IR-1131, extends holiday greetings.

iverson Drug Store, 801 W. 30th, TA-7133, season's greetings to all customers and

friends. J

Jacobs Bros, funeral directors, West, LI-6280, 2401 1991, extends greetings. Johns-Butterwerth Co., general bool ing, 135 BE. Market, Sei T018, season’ - greetings.

1239 N. Martindale, WA-

k bind extends

hers’, grocers, 35290 Prospect, season's greetings and best

Season's greetings t4 our many customers and friends. Keller's. Market, 153 N Vine, BE-5071. King & King Funeral Home, 1503 Columhy ave, CH. 031, holiday greetings to a Kreig Bros, 19 BE Ohio, “LI-3173, wishes everyone & nappy Christmas and New

Year. L

wishes, '

ings

Charars Basaty “Halon, 948 W_ Sist extends omer * ereetings to her friends, cus-

groceries o meats, Dounzy, oa SetSionain, extends Tn: reetings. Cooper, W. H., 9124 E Washington, __8158; exon] sncere re. presiing: to all Whelesale, | “08 Ww. th, RI-8678, season's ho Cony Nook Beauty Salon, on Talbott, ex-

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