Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 April 1946 — Page 18

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ETY CONFERENCE

San SSIES

night that local problems are being

“What happens in Mescow or Iran today, or in the United Nations

concluding the annual two-day con-| vention, Earlier he spoke over WIBC, |

opportunity . . . to have something | function in the world other than the reign of tooth and claw,” Mr.

FINGERPRINTS LEAD

from his truck. |

to democracy as we define it,’ ' he!

asserted.

The formation of the Copper club, | | an organization of former association president, was announced by

President Given Plaque

A plaque was presented to the| E. C. Gorrell of

THE INDIANAPOLIS Limbs is

| mittee and for-

| atempted to raise at one time.

Distribution com-

ish Appeal. The $100,000,000 | goal set for the drive is said to be

Mr. Levy

3 Major Agencies

Charles W. Keith of Indianapolis, sister of Mrs. FP. P, Datigherty, La Grange, Ill.

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| MUNDAY, AFwil 8, 1946 | FEMALE HELP WANTED

at Pall Creek and 38th. Mary Nhl, 512 ’ Me=

Indianapolis Railways

and mother of Jackson C. and

C, Keith, yellow gold set with rubles, diamonds. 1-0029.

Tne Troing Hill | OST—-Dark female potiee pup, 8 months

Apply Employment Office, 7th Flooe

THE WM. H. BLOCK Co.

pendent. Learn now! Day and night school. G. I'S ATTENTION

vited, Cremation Flanner & Buchanan crematory, Friends may call at mortuary.

General Electric Supply Co.

326 W. Georgia . 8443

LINDSTEADT—Bertha, age 84, 230 Kan- This school approved by G.I. office. Our

aL "1234 Prospect St, Thursday 1:30 . m. Priends invited. Burial Crown Hill. riends may call at the Shape] of the Chimes after Tuesday noon

ates. 5 Months complete training. Shop owners earn from $125 to $200 weekly, why not you? Investigate now. Classes starting.

18 to 35

'MONDA

ee en EERE CN AYN UN INMUES | 7h 1 arceny arreeT JEWS TU NE, : OF DISTINCTION ' SET-FOR FT. WAYNE T0 LARCENY ARREST JEWS T0 HEAR 2 Fovens oF nevmerl 7 KROGER CO... The third. annual Northeastern ie Fingerprints of a trucking firm fy JoveRs FECTLY ARK AED at Needs Ste Indiana Safety conference and ex-| employee..and those on a recently] IND | Atkins Flower Shop *%. x, Complomefer Operators hibit will be held tomorrow and pawued radio set at a local loan| St h i Wednesday in Ft. Wayne. : company today led to the arrest of ‘LOST AND, FOUND i ehographer | Wxvierionc ll Chief speakers will be Earl D. Johth Scott Hopkins, who confessed | J Steady employment: .ideal working | | Green: Chevrolet commercial body Carl Troat Urges Editors stealing three. table model radios Leaders Will Outline Drive Lost Red cocker spaniel, about | condone, Ticatn win pa. aly Ms. | ¥-work safety director and president of the March 23, ES Tom il 1300 ock on Shelby st, “Fam. 1011 E.:St. Clatr Must. be Industrial Safety club, and John Q.| ° Study World Affairs. - Hopkins told police he stole the, For $100 Millions. hl gym- 3 pet o years. Pi, collar 4g Prefer 3 Kirkpatrick, chairman of the club’s . =“ |radios from the Inter-State Dis-| thy in the Most nswers fo name inger.: Re- } S Birkpih committee. Calling for closer attention to the|patch Trucking Co. 530 Kentucky| Leaders of the United Jewish Ap- od i ae way ward. GA-3124 or CH-7500, Compigwieter Clark ence, also The progiam is sponsored by the international scene, Carl D. Groat, |ave.,, and hid them under the White | peal’s campaign to raise $100,000,000 7 . The ALLIED LOST—Red billfold containing approxi. 40- own weeks on s Ft. Wayne Chamber of Commerce editor of The Cincinnati Post, river bridge at Kentucky ave. He go, refugees, overseas fieeds and FLORISTS Assn. 4100, viethity of Fountain Square Ne Start $25 Week INL safety council. warned newspapermen Saturday Said he pawned one for of Ingianagotis return. Reward, Ga-1771. : 214 Appin Personne Dent. that the other two were stolen| of the Jewish community tonight in PURSE, brown leather, dropped from car 3

HAR {the Broadmoor Country club. b, sop Indianapolis Times or 1 ps st my : thrashéd out in United Nations’ | One of the guest speakers for the| FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED ANYWHERE ridian, Apt. 2, L1-6640. Reward. FEMALE HE i ee ter. 00 e er capitals, Russia would ultimately alter Way dinner meeting is Isaac H. Levy, WILL party who found white gold Wal-| ~ DEMONSTRATOR cect LY TE “Bear in mind that international|country. New York attor- DEATH NOTICES 1 ot Thm Yrs watch in lady's vest room OF Ra problems are increasingly local,” he| “We delude ourselves if we see in! ney, vice chair- Monday. April 51096] var PROIHIS. Reward _ Please re-| POR PAINT DEPARTMENT ' jor iensant wor 3 2 || said. the Russian system anything akin/man of the Joint KEITH—Mable F., beloved wife of Harry LIBERAL REWARD—Lady's wrist watch, Experience Not Necessary sili Oppo a

sessions, may be the thing that to-| Berlin correspondent for the) | mer? Friends may cal assisant U.. old. Reward. FR-4215 morrow spells weal or woe on Main | United Press after wor 1d war I, Mr. | |S. district attor- Spel ic fgg Then pr. S st. In your city or my city." Groat had recently returned from Memorial Park. INSTRUCTIONS 8 » ney. The other § : Di . The editor of the Scripps-Howard [a five- month tour of Europe and |is Henry Montor, KENNEDY—Mrs. Garnet Nicholson, 54 itto perator Wi Fran , paper in Cincinnati, Mr. Groat ad-{ Russia. He was introduced .at the | | literary critic and {of ha Ny aed B BEAUTY COURS SALE wor roar ‘Be attractive with correctly fitted dressed members of the Hoosier banquet by Walter Leckrone, editor|yice chairman of Nicholson wo Chiatleston, 3 Sad Special, Only $125—Reg. $200 Value. a-Rour, 34a) week: pleasans ment oftic ! ? x 9 etty cholson Hamberg, passed a imit; orking col ¥ State Press association at a banquet | of The Times. the United Jew- Friday p. m. Service Flanner & Buchanan a age limit a rade a oe: 8 condition The Wi Mortuary, Tuesday, 10 a.m. Friends in-| phone information. Easy terms. Be inde- tte

chooked. Opportunity Offered oom eel a | the largest sum that any. similar Mother th Th on JSignas Jone diploma, 3 alifies Jou Jo Noik. r diane . Ster “ ¢ ecretary o ass O | Speicher and William F. Lindsteadt. Serv-| school 5 id and re gi to | Ww The United Nations offers us an| organization in the nation has ever|Speicher and William To Linditendt, Berl) schoo ope: Jobs furnished all gradu- iris or omen

| 1945-46 president, The speakers will describe the Royal Beauty Academy

Groat said. LYNCH—Don L., age 57, father of Don,

| Winamac, who was succeeded DbY|three- -pa. . rt program the money will] Harold, George (Pete) and. Mrs, Mar 401 Roosevelt bldg., Cor. Illinois and He declared that intelligent, well-| yjce president Marion T. Ayers of | finance. Tt ye Deevers. brother ‘of Mrs, Clara McGlasson, *Washington, RI-0481. Light factory work. Day p informed newspaper readers will} gp ainyville, | Mrs, Marjorie Foster, Arthur and Fred or night shift. Ti d enr form erful public opinion for! used for relief|Lynch, passed away Saturday morning at : g . lime ana ones pow p P Gardner J. Thomas of Marion, R.| and reconstruc residence, 3316 W. Washington. Services| FEMALE HELP WANTED half § the benefit of the world. Brodhecker of Brownstown, J . Tuesday, 10 a. m., Conkle Funeral Home, a or over 40 hours. | : tion in Europe|1934¢ W. Michigan. Friends fnvited. Burial BILLING CLERK

- { A. We need to do, everything within | pry McDermond Jr. of Attica, Friends may call at’ funeral

| ! Floral Park. {our power to make the press and| 4 Foster Riddick of Columbia

and other lands clerical work.

For general

home, . > EYES EXAMINED | press communications {ree and open | ci, charter members of the club 0 save tle 1.90 McCOY—Edwin §...1208 N, Gladstone ave. Permanent Position Kimball Glass Co. No Extra Charge | elsewhere in the world,” he said, and association directors, and Wray | ill a ered nto rest Sanday, age 4 years Opportunity for Advancement 229 E S A s Glasses on Credit | He believed that a free press inp meping of Indianapolis, the as- for the coloniza-| sores 2") FODet: peace Orapey. 2000 . Li-g38 -S0UFy SF, (Advertisement) |sociation’s general counsel, also tion and upbuild-|E. Michigan st, Friends are welcome. | Indiana Equipment Co, Inc. EXPERIENCED Ster

were given piaques. ing of Palestine

Mortuaries. and for retraining | MICHAELS —Emmett Claud, 5704 Guilford and adjustment of | , aves husband-of Mary Frances Michaels. ssed away Monuay morning. Service newcomers to the Flanner and Buchanuan Morusary bs 1 , 2 p. m. Friends invite riends may United. States. | eal at the mortuary, Three major agencies included in| yicHENER— Gladys, age 44, 4821 E. 79th,

the drive are the Joint Distribytion| wife of Wiliam E. Michener, mother of}

{ < ’ | Insley Mfg. Corp. GHAPHOTYPE OPERATOR Lia Lady n Custos For T Pest ght dictati Blue Print Machine Apert Mr. P. H. Be Pleasant +

35-40 5. Ps Day Week IDIANAPOLIS MORRIS PLAN

ply Personnel Dept. 110 E. Washington St.

QuIT DOSI NG

CONSTIPATION! PLAN 2-WAY RADIOS | mea FOR POWER COMPANY

Mr, Montor

RESTORES APPEARANCE—INCREASES WEAR

KELLOGG’ S ALL.BRAN 2 for Lasting Relief

Harsh laxatives got you feeling down? If yours is the common type |

committee, the United Palestine Ap-|

initiated in power uth E | peal and the National Refugee serv-|

Improv ements

he Acton-New supply service to the C oe. The Tom] teste commie ot Bethel-Boggstown area Were enu-f. Twish Weltare fund Rg merated today before the Public : which |

called the dinner meeti: - | Service commission. 1g are Rob |

Gloria, passed away Monday p. m. Priends| may call at the -Dorkey Funeral Home, |

3925 E. New York, after 7 p. m.

evening. Funeral notice later. MILLER—Willard E, 32 years, beloved husband of Hazel Miller, - father of

willard C. Miller, son of Claude C, Miller and brother of Evan W. Miller, passed

this| CLAIM GIRL, | Room 409.

801 NP Tolney (3400 Northeast)

[, compensation experience

preferred; 5-day week. 120 E. Market,

CLERKS

EXPERIENCED MENDERS HOSIERY

Kimble

229 E. So

i of constipation, caused by lack of | 1 manager -of | Tt Efroymson, Jack A. Goodman, sufficient bulk in the diet, follow la EA Wes . Be ¢ | William L. Schloss, Adolph Blick- | Punetal Wednesday, 1:30 p. m. at the G. ne utheastern | man, Edward Dayan, Julian Free- | H. Herrmann Puneral Home, ‘1505 S. East st

Comptometer Operators, Billers, Stenographers Urgently Needed.

| away suddenly Sunday at Newport, Tenn.

CONVENIENT LOCATIONS

Real Silk Hosiery Mills 634 ®. NOBLE

Ster N

this pleasant way to lasting reguCash and Carry RL (Co. said the firm intended 10 1° snap. Morris Goodman and Sami Fie. Friends map call a users hom 3909 E. 10th St. 1115 College ave. | Just eat a serving of crisp, de- | stall] two-way racio ‘a Mueller. {after 4 p. m. Tuesday. Stokel Van Camp, Inc 2409 E. 38th st. 2754 Roosevelt | licious KELLOGG’S ALL-BRAN | service trucks. For this purpose, he | | ROGERS—.Cart Bitie, age 34, husband of By N. M amp, , EXPERIENCED Ver 3212 E. Michigan ave. | every day and drink plenty of [said two transmission towers would | M Winnie E. Rogers, father of Ralph F. 941 er st. 1028 Oliver ave. | water! Do this regularly—and if | | be erected at Shelbyville and Rush: | OELLER TO DIRECT {Rogers 5 stepfather of Mrs. Gladys Gibbons Cl k T 4 & . S Chevrole ; your trouble is due to lack of bulk {yin “* “PRINTING SERVICE ciriens , ‘Antics Dillon pEiulather of erk- ypis osiery ceamers wun. FOR PICKUP AND DELIVERY | —you may never have to take an- | . : at had| Ty Lowel Mis. Boon Drothee of 5.Day Week . - —Lo246 North and East—CH-8380. Brightwood—CH-3861 other laxative the rest of your life! | He also sald arrangements The C & J Printing Se land Charles Rogers, passed away Satur- 2y Yee Real Silk : : ALL-BRAN is not a purgative— | {been completed for reception of] rinting Service, InC., {jay morning. Services Tuesday, 3 p. m., 383, Hours ea l Hosiery Mills STEN not a medicine. It's a wholesome, |night telephone complaints by a{3l01 BE. Washingion s., today Ipjjenie Pt Tauri Mors Pork,| Permanent position. Good oppor- §3¢ N. NOBLE D natural laxative food, and— | company supervisor, He asserted Saget the WRnAgement of “William | priends may call at funeral home, tunity for advancement. PY i. ps : that while the firm had trimmed] oelier 1€ company -Was pur- | sehpgING—G M. 1035 Harlan .st, = ig ¥ KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN is Richer in {many trees interfering with power chased from Samuel and Joseph| age 77. lord father of Mrs. Bertha The Hoosier Casualty Co. Experienced Appl Nutrition than whole wheat y Sofnas who now are engaged in the | A: Ware, Delight M. Georgia A. and 15th Floor Fletcher Trust Bldg. 24 Trai lines, property-owners in some spots gag n ie | Gan Kk. Scheiring and grandfather of | SEAMLESS LOOPER INDIANA

| Wanda Glendolyn and Glen Louis Scheir-| |ing, passed away Saturday, April 6. Serv- | {ices Tuesday, April 9. 2 p. m., at the]

permis- manufacture and distribution of printing and lithographing equip-

Because it's made from the » ital |

| had refused the company outer leyers of wheat, in whic

| sion to clear foliage.

CLERK-TYPIST

Real Silk Hosiery Mills

= ible. wh oteetiv lo- » Wile wheat protective food ge | Southeastern Power & Light Co. ment. | Victory Memorial church, Woodlawn and eo me heelil ones | Shes 1 tn coporstion be. Fig gone ie: STENOGRAPHERS STEN t of ALL- BRAN provides eh | is under sharp criticism from eon-| adi = por: } DS ment, Crown Hill. Friends may call at 634 N. Noble : 15 your daily iron need—to* help |sumers who demand -better service ides Mr. Moeller, who is president, He Perv 5. dagd Funeral Home, 1047| ; Pormancat . « u make good, red blood. Calcium and | after their power was twice disrupt- 21¢ Harry C. Koehler, vice presi- . ’ { Hosiery purchasing privi- . light dicta! "» decision. + * hy 2 | dent, and Margaret J. Moeller, sec- | SHAEFFER—Verner C., beloved husband ih . Mail Order Shoppers See Mr. C 1 maht ¢ phosphorus—to help build bones | qd during st storms. g . eller, sec ALP FER or ng : § fhe els and teeth. Vitamins — to hel retary-treasurer, of Kathryne, father of Mrs George |gges. Attractive low -cost ; AMERICAN Al WAYS ; : Se ULE i elp | Lreasurer | Moench of Terre Haute end 2 glangsons = J How would you. like to spend other : all Sharley . | guard against deficiencies, Protein | WIN HAERLE ouT tt passed away at his home, 106th si.|c~sfateria. people’s money fof 40 hours week? Sule You ¢ 14 | =—to help build body tissue essen- ED G. l.: GROUP FOUNDER | Sunway UR Fignner & Bu- : Ages 20 to 35 (because you will be Be 3 2 tial Jor glows, Est Kells of FOR: LEGISLATURE invited. Burial Crown, Hill, Friends may Real Silk walking), STE! it ver a ade ello call at mortuary Monday evening. : | Battle Creek and nana. ho | Deputy Prosecutor Edwin Haerle| T0 ATTEND BANQUET | SHEA—John A.. age 52. beloved husband Ant) Bagoyment Sts i : | = is a candidate for.gtate representa-| Clifford C. Dancer, one of the five| of f Luscia: Taiber of Brother Warren C. Hosiery Mills The Wm. H. Block Co. phone wor a Nh To Tenth Stree! | a | tive from Marion county in she Re-| founders of the American Veterans) | Jan Elizaboth, aanmes, Ruth iE 528 634 N. N bl M . h oo CENTRAL CHAPEL 1h on Stree! | R E- R 0 0 F N ow | publican primary. committee and a member of the 2h, shea, Indianapolis; OR ner of oble u tigrap Opr. 2 ‘ . hinge” : tx mpi |" Released from the air corps last headquarters staff in New York, will| Sister Mary Eileen of THitagl, Mrs. Don- INDIAN 7 East Was | ker, M eph esk: M Experience not necessary. We AB CHAPEL 537 Immediate Application | October after 50 months’ service, he come to Indianapolis to attend the ad, Ty Wy ichael O'Grady and will train. Pull Jue and 4 rma ___A Good PI IRVING iLL + NO MONEY DOWN YEARS TO PAY | c I theat AVC banquet po d ht | Patrick Shea at Indianapolis; Mrs. Frank EXPERIENCED nent employmen p f 1 Michigen Stree | served in the European theater as q ursday nig ab! shea of Canada, and Mrs. Prank Daugh- Apply ei} Office. Steno: r srapl 8 gst CHAPEL 2002 Wes (MEM B Epp : LL 0 NF on bg Wa a men and materials expediter. A|Hotel Lincoln, ary of (Florids, Passed away Monday. T k 0 i 7th Floor grap : ¥q e a. m 0 = Ww 2! 0 Sadie y |chaduste of Indiana university law| Principal speaker at the dinner | churen. Burial 2 tly Cross Cimetery, ele ype pera or THE WM. H BLOCK CO lin, Set * Se } |. Al " = oe Mr. Haerle is indorsed hy|will be Rep. Charles La Follette, | Friends may call pt Lite & Sons Suners) ® Excellent surroundings gi ‘ for interview. 3 or . A vr | = Easiest Possible Credit Terms the Marion county Republican Vet-| who will speak on the topic; “After |T p.m. Monday. Barish will meet for ® Top wages OFFICE CLERKS Ste \ 3 Yi z, | Just Received! . . . lerans: of World War II and the|All, Veterans Are Citizens, Too.” raver Yesqay, § p. ® | Te) Pry Employment Dept. CHOOSE Bie ot op county G. O. P. organization. He | SHRUM —Pearlie, beloved mother of Ray A GOOD PLACE TO WORK : m Large Selecti : e oe Douglas and Mrs. Euree Oliver, grand- ¥ oa $ { 50 {was an organizer of the Marion | DEATH NOTICES | mother of Vergliene, Virginia and Willa- VICTOR DIVISION We will train capable beginners: THROW RUGS 1 Virgil Ray Douglas. F 3310 E. Mich st. Sa De | County Young Republican club and {dean Oliver and Virgil Ray Douglas, Fu . Michigan good starting salary; automatic | e P. t Indianapolis Times, Monday, April 8, 1946) [oral TuesQSy 8 500.1 Roind Hil : facreases; Job security for billl % 3) i ure uria un: > : n : Jo HUB FURNITURE C0. was the G. O. prosecutor NOM- ypppp mrs, Lillian Chasman, of 5280 | Cemetery. Friends may call at the resi-i CLERICAL STENOGRAPHER LA LR maging. Yor) Vv 1 414 E WASH ST inee "in 1938. He lives at 3755 N.| N. Capitol, passed away Monday morn-|dence, R. R. 4, Box 577. | re dr whe aeJioy steuly. and lp NE BRYANT # ny parking ’ 5 ; ar : > li Meridian st. ing, wife of David, mother of Mrs. Edith {EE ales M. age 70, late residence] interesting work in pleasant surroundings; { 752 E. JARAET Apply 5 Vy : Between New Jersey & East—FR-0347 Kon an fame, JHE, Fannie Chasman, | SN E Joth, hiisband a Gusta Snider, | overtime pay and bonus, Scherer Electric OFFICE HELP PITMAI hn anc aul Chasman, sister of M er o onzo an arles Snider | C 940 S. West LI-33 FUNERALS Hattie Crandall Solomon. Services ih hr grandfather of Coila Snider, passed mn re GENERAL OFFICE WORK 12€

Working Hours Per Week—39 Hrs.

VFW TO INSTITUTE &"

roth-|

Tuesday at the away Sunday. Funeral at Shirley

conducted 2 p.m

5377 E. Washing. | Needed mori

H 1 funera I Hill Chapel, § ITT CARPETS & FURNITURE GEQRGE FARLEY PO ST Bars wi Pi sent wh Deval Tou anterment ih Wednesday, 140 p. m. Priends in-! Indians Union Mutual Insurance Co. BOSTON i | vited. Burial Memorial Park. Friends] Be inner Com tometer 2105 N. Meridian st. TA-1536 i lr The George Farley post 6574 of tollte R.. beloved husband of' may call at Irving Hill Chapel after 51 g P Ask for MR. COATS. CLEANED & TN) Ee i oa NX New| Dy 0: Mongay, Time and o the Veterans of Foreign Wars will ov RE aro S | STEGNER—Henry C., age 76. 3028 W. New | | operators for our controller's office. Pull To LS

bigtiser of Pollie Onkes, at

husband of Mrs. Lucy Stegner. | {ime and permanent employment; 40-hour Young Women Yo keep any 1

V RIGHT IN THE HOME! I Ke Dred Awa d [ York, 78 iW se instituted at the Masonic hall, pas away ethodist Hospital 8Sun-! A The amazing Hinson Process re- : av 4 day evening a Wednesday 2:30 father of Mrs. Edith Dunham, Mrs. Ethel | ! : places MATIN oils—revives colors {351 Indiana ave. at 3 p.m. Aprilip. "mat the J. C. Wilson “Chapel of|Corn, Oakland City; Mrs. Ruth Newman | week. Apply Employment Office, 7th floor. to train for excellent office posie typing. Good 4 ~-renews beauty. Ne scrubbing, ne 14, The candidates will be initi- the Chimes’ 1234 Prospect St. and 3 p. m,| Harley, Arnold, Luther and Raymond | } $3 sens : Lil : WELL GO TO THE muss—quick drying “A Guaranteed : . at the Southside Church of the Nazarene, | Stegner, passed away Sunday. Funeral The Wm. H. Block Co. |tions in small modern industry. y } PARTY . Service for Particular People.” lated by the Lavelle-Gossett post Wash Lh aid Le Crand Ave Burial Tuesday, 2 p. m., at the Farley Funeral . | Must be high school graduate with 966 _8_ Califor 2 yu . . ington Par riends. may call at ti 1 1 - i 3 RTY BY BOS AND THE TROLLEYS AND Charm istibutors 1908 V. F. W. ritual team. Officers “Chaper of the Chimes: after 8 p. | bere Friends Siorvis 5. Zonal Fiore] CURB GIRLS basic skill in either typing or ; SAVE OUR TIRES BUSES < Li elected are’ €. O. Hobdy, comman- Moagay. {home after 5 p. m. Monday. Rematranh comptometer operation. - This is an Medium size WiLL ALSO AVE 1039 N. PENN ALBEMN der; E. Terry, senior vice comman- OYD Mrs. Ida May, 3615 Kenwood, be-| suPPAR—Elizabeth, 41years, 802 -East|, 18 to 25 sears. Spencers Restaurant)yn,sya] opportunity for those who Business orgs cy e loved wife of tir Jats Voilllam Bol RAR Ela Loin Buppur, siseer| AIL Allisonville 1d. as ar TE A oR VACATION Zz oN YOUR DAILY fo der: C. P. Benson, junior "vice | mother of Maud L. passed away Sunday of AnD gE en apd Enid Sr {can qualify and who want only fo sortie hand commander: James Crofford, ad- ‘ieoning a her residence. Private funeral nagseqd away Saturday at Milwaukee. |the best in their place of work, all al 8.90.2 TRANSPO. AT NV > ervice at the residence. Friends may call! private fun 1 Tuesd 10 m., at the Good tarti lary with autoe T RT 10 AND Hard to Baler jutant, and Robert M. Jeter, quar- at the. residence Monday evening and] Erivate unera ay, \ Ho 1505 8. ood starting salary Y 2 raetay Tuesday. Burtar Pershiun dud, Wednoe-| oJ. Herrmann Pullers Home, | matic increases. One of the best 5-Day : RARIKTN EXP, N, 5 termaster. Vide day. 8 East st, Burial Crown Hill. Friends may k 6 Ei SE. ba nm call at funeral home after 6 p, m., Mon- office rate ranges in the area. Council G 70 SAY NV W u Lope Ms PRogens, mother of Bur- day, nm ALC MTS iS OTHING OF . TAKES COMMAND OF. L Bion, pati, BE Mrs, Elsie| WISHARD. Frances Scoville, widow = of McQuay-Norris Mfg. Co. JANGLED NERVES 24-Hour Service NAVAL RECRUITING 5 isi tins Mi boul sare li Jide 857 Sn $e ase: Ave : 0 26 8500 Taw ay or | " % : Planher A Bhcharan Mores gServict | of Mil Wishard, sister of Miss Gene- ] ] DEVELOPING, PRINTING AND 4 “wn N. Fast i =, CAUSED ay TRAFFIC ’ Cmdr. Jasper E. Fl oa 1923 day 10 a. m. Priends invited. Burial Oak-{ viever H. Scoville, passed away Monday. Tibi i + ENLARGING—EXCELLENT WORK mat, Jasper F. eming, a «J wood Cemetery, near Oakwood, Ill. | Service at the First Presbyterian church M hi Oo PIBT—Desir = BOTTLENECKS AND { : Annapolis graduate, has assumed CRAIG—Cullie C., age 70, husband of| Wednesday 2 p.m. Priends invited. Burial Power acnine Pr. solidated bid = Zn / INDPLS. CAMERA C command of the local navy recruit-| copie Fuso er of Glendort and Gerald | £0 on a ad Ls woth Post-War Wage Zo i 2 ¢ =iCra passed away Sunday, April 1. Fesic en : i BENT FENDERS. Ou ing station. Service Wil be Rela o1"Carmony "Funeral | Wednesdly soon, and uf he earch ran De - i n 5 ome in Manila, Ind. ay 1:30] ‘ - 20 E. WASH, MA 1329] He has relieved Lt. E. C. Courtoy i: 1m. Burial Manila. Friends invited. “"| piease.) uo increases In Effect ply employment office, 7th floor. ¢ E {who is retiring after 23 years service. | EACRET--John J. husband of Louise, | - - { Cmdr: Fleming was a former port . father of Omer R., : Juan, John Jr. and | CARD OF THANKS 8 The Wm H Block Co. x { t mue 8 — . 4 i CROSSWORD PUZZLE SHOE REPAIR | director in Oran, Africa, and was ar i Mis. Sos Jepgans | BRANDLEIN—We wish “to extend our . 3 A He chief recruiting officer in Detroit Tex: Dorothy Logsdon of Treviac, Ind.;| grateful Sppresiation ior the many eels) LESGIRLS INDIANA B © Answer to" Previous Puzalé HEEL LIFTS ATTACHED IN before I William L., Gene and Patricia Eacret, [of love an indness shown us in our - 2 SA 3 % elore coming were passed away Tuesday at Memphis, Tenn. | recent bereavement, the death of our be- Avera e week! earnings Por grocery and bakery. 5% day weelt s Vv —.. | Services at the J. C. Wilson ‘Chapel of | loved wife and mother, Cora B. Brandlein, g S y Tayior's, 3760 ‘N. Illinois. ATTRESSES, i the Chimes.” 1234 Prospect st., Tuesday,| We also extend grateful thanks for the | fi t t Wheeler's Lu - A 0 a m. Friends invited. Burial Floral cards, letters and beatiful floral tributes. | for the firs year up io | | d §'W. Market, SERVICE Park 'riends may call at “Chapel of | Our sincere thanks to Arnold Kleine and a 0h a Y - LEATHER the C Ms | John Bulleit, who officiated 45 representa. $35 for a 40-hour week. ; . SH ' es of the Watchtower Society, Zonite Avon, ALi WE * HALF FISHEL—Charles W., beloved husband of| fves 0 wR rd Ou. FOR BOYS' DEPT. Solan; | ai ov Margaret Goger Fishel, father of] - i 1 Roy Tolin Service for their income and pl ALL SOLES Mrs, George Weimer, Mrs. Agnes Jones ina "consideration. 0 ervice for Exp. in boys wear preferred. b dp OISIA] Me William J. Fishel, passed away 8un-| in o Bteady position. Good satrting sale HITE WOM. mane or. LUIS lday. April 7. at late residence, 751 Stand-| ARLES J, BRANDLEIN AND FAMILY. general hot US. ARMY ish' ave. age 68 years. . Funeral from wie “We wish to express our Reartfelt LEADER STORE BR-6856 o the Voigt mortuary, 1632 8 Meridian st, thanks to our riends, ‘neighbors, Ln C Please Call Wednesday, °s 30 ‘a. m. Requiem high | relatives, for their acts of love and kind- — 149 E. SY asningion. MALE-FEM. 7 DIVISION tor Shoes When mass, St. Roch’'s church, 9 a, m In- | ness and beautiful floral tributes extended : . “» capital ' Promised Iterment St. Joseph's cemetery. Friends | in our siher, 1 loss, wie a our be- es —- 20 Sullen «= 12 Prejudi Non bi : vited | loved mother, Dora ey ur sincere S | | i S d Biome. (ux) 13 Attacks. worker®. 1 Dispaten te Satna min ow Cott HS Sot i SET ’ alesla od spac drive, passed away Sunday afternoon he a : | 0 ti 18 Whirlwind 32 More beloved 44 Shr 2 sister of Fred, George and Henry, all of} MRS. HENRY A, RAFFERTY, MACE Additiona vertime Fay We have a rub genus MARTERT Ty . 21 Mends 33 Riding school 47 Torrid : FASTEST SHOE REPAIR Ho (| lees "at ihe" IME Nikon. “Chapel of the eo 2. Re ular Increases Counter work n dry clean jor young | 23 Attending 35 Tidi 2 IN TOWN (%4 Chimes’ Wednesday, 10 a, m. Friends in-| 4 . tlemen to w 25 Repones 2 To » Josue egy WHILE-YOU-WAIT SERVICE i vited. Burial Crown Hill. hn iends may | FUNERAL DIRECTORS 5 Vacations With Pay ing branch stores. Permanent 5 asien 3 atrium alba RBA Sp " nn, call at the “Chapel of the Chimes” after|-— f . : 26 Solid food 37 Begins (symbol) 0M cC R 0 R Y ' S : . : Nee 6 p, m, Mgnday. GONKLE FUNERAL HOME Good Surroundin : ' d ; \ ry = , ad : " HABING-—John G., "husband of the Tate! 1934 “W Michigan st E-1934 (med.) 41 Myself 53 Runic (ab.) MEANS BETTER CLEANING® Bertha “Habing, father of Wilfred Bi [4 ay ime work. F 2 3 s fe | ao TT: 17 E. WASHINGTON ST. Habing, died Friday Puneral Tue sday, FARLEY FUNERAL oo We Mig Rial 0 5 3 3 } Mortuary eridian at| orris bY Downstairs 3.30, up the Kb Me i An Net] 1 . Cl Of ! $ th 5t.: BB a. 1 88. Peter and Paul N, t 15 Cathedral Po tenmnnt 8t, Joseph hi HAs Wes eat Fab Davis eaners Californ ° : YY tery. Friends may call at the mortuary. r ger 5 GADD 5 N th + ——————— bo Mm MONEY LUANFD HOFFERL— Balthasar, bfloved father of . Northwestern 1 a VITT[L 48 | DRESS ¢ Leo R. Hoffert, city, and pad A. Hotter: | 2130 Prospect 8 MA-6049 283 Ahad vs . EX Grand Rapids, Mich., passed away Sa rH Ope Te 1 2 CONFIDENTIALLY SUIT or day, April 6, age 73 years. Funeral from GRINSTEINER'S Ah er 5 the Voigt Mortuary, 1632 8. Meridian st. | 1601 £. New York -5374 ? ON D oe] }) LA Tuesday, 9 a. m.; requiem high mass esladies to take : . t . IAMONDS Sacred Heart church, 2:30 a. m. In. G. H. HERRMANN ‘ a e y shopping d JEWELRY, RADIOS 9 IK | terment 8t, Joseph is Priends in- 8 EAST 8T A-8488 oo v wdlo-Wesler 7 MUSICAL TAR X11 ferme ¥ 1009 HURT MORTU TOARY. for Ladies' Ready-to-Wedr 35, qm INSTRUMENTS | sow. ARD-—Ella May, a2 ioyed oe of JONES & HL LD CHAPEL dept, Experienced preferred. Salary to the rig Charles Howar an sister o rs, «75. CAMERAS : | Gussie Martin, Prank, Grover and Beri Day and Night Ambulance Bevis ro plus commission. Fiorist De 35 Anything! i f rest’ | Yarbet, slso survived by nieces and 2326 Bheiby at Employment Office LEADER STORE orist De For location of neare | nephews, passed away at her home in "HISEY & SEY & TITUS 1508, Mr, ! LINCOL store phone Wabash 4521 | Acton Monday a. m. Friends may Mii oo ores 1-3635 240 N. Meridian 149 E. Washington. Jac1503, Mr! : [3 ihe home, Pe er ap mri SHIRLEY BROS. CO lic Elderly Cc JEWELRY €0,, Inc | Burial Acton cemetery. Robert W. Stirling aa 1 Tinos 11-5408 INDIANA BELL alesiadies. Bound secont . Service 0 tren bs ET l ave very lig . ' WE BUY DIAMGNDS, | KANTNER - Emma, Juric, of 500 Aneto Tr ROBERT W. Vv. STIRLING TELEPHONE COMPANY For GIRLS' WEAR DEPT, furnished. In ov EB n WATCHES, JEWELRY | Bdna Mckay, omar | Fre d. and Lloyd | 1423 Prospect AIT 1 Experienced in children’s wear | Kantner’ passed away Sund Services MORTUAR : ; preferred. Salary plus commission. MALE HEL] »/ nee 2 p.m. at the Tri ity Method: 1632 - MERIDIAN | a - RCA st Church. B 1 Floral P emetery ¢ . : . AUTO ke i ) On Ww. ‘Washington St. 243 lends Cay pial joral a the’ Beanblossom j 5S Nilson Sar TR CE ve Want Ads LEADER STORE te A . or LQ ; s J Across From the Statehouse " : Mo Fuary, 1321 W. Ray St until time of} ane Prospect Bt, MA-9438 for 7 result Phone RI-5551, , 140 E Washington, ba ne ee i \ 7 : Lhe et Y a ; 5 : = of : a LT : } 4 3 . 3 ft ~ . Box 2 vi wie 3 » 5 : + 1 rn # sly $i