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Consider Tour for American Singers, Musicians. By EDWARD P. MORGAN

Times Foreign Writer BERLIN, June 3.—A score of

playing to German civilian audiences before the end of summer, it was learned today. Such performances thus far have been forbidden and the only taste of American culture Germans have had since before the Hitler era is what little they may absorb from the somewhat dubious list of Amerjean movies now circulating in Germany. (Incidentally, the Hollywood industry has further complicated the conscientious propaganda efforts of military government officials by demanding payment in dollars for films distributed in Germany.) U. 8S. Studies Plan In an effort to keep pace with the Russians, British and French, all of whom already are preparing similar projects, the U. 8, military government is studying a plan tb bring singers and musicians here on {a kind of Chautauqua circuit which, lit is hoped, would be self-support-ling and not cost the American taxpayer anything. The idea is not to entertain the Germans but to educate them to how much they missed under the

state monopoly. Artists Named Interestingly enough, it is antici« pated that two or more Negro artists may be among the first to appear here, including Dorothy Maynor and Todd Duncan, baritone. It was hoped Marian Ander~

flicting engagements. Other artists who may be invited if the plan is approved and a special civilian section committee endorses them, include violinist Joseph Fuchs, pianists William Kapell and Eugene List; baritone James Pease and harmonica virtuoso John Sebastian,

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: Junior Commando’ Packs a Punch

THE INDIANAPOL. 13 TIMES

{CUT FEARED IN BRITAIN'S BREAD

Discouragement Seen as Food Reserves Shrink.

By Times Special NEW YORK, June 3.—Bleak, in-

35-Foot Hole A

(about meteors .or V-2

deed, is Britain's state of reserve foodstuffs when the government finds it necessary to threaten.bread rationing. Psychologically, the impact will bring another wave of post-war discouragement to a people who withstood luftwaffe bombs and rockets with dogged courage and determination. . That the Labor government even forecasts such a dire move accentuates the plight in which England now finds itself. For bread, to an Englishman, is much more of a i Sink 5 & 5 4 [staple necessity than in America. Two days old, and the six-pound Kelly in photo above already is pokin’ a fist against a handy chin. Well, that's not surprising when you learn that newly arrived Virginia Ellen Kelly is the daughter

Encouraged by News { Britain's ability to avoid bread | rationing in wartime was a major!

MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1946"

Gyp—for Gypsum

ron, 8. D, June 3 (U. PD. eologists peered into the lrorh Te x Vv. Morrill's: back yard ‘and said he could quit worrying rombs. The 35-foot tole, which brought the whole town running to investigate, is a plain, everyday sink | hole, the geologists said. | Mr. Morrill and the rest of Sturgis got excited when a sizeable piece -of the Morrill back yard sank out of sight overnight.

3 FLONER PLANTS “1

May we send you through the mail 34 perennial flower plants from our famous demonstration gardens? 2 BUTTERFLY BLUE DELPHINIUMS, 6 SCARLET BEAUTY SWEET AMS, 6 DUNNETTI SWEET WILLIAMS, 2 MOUNTAIN PHLOX, 2 SHASTA DAISIES, 2 MARGUERITES, 2 LINUM, and 12 silver pink ROSE DAWNS. This is our way of advertising one of the oldest and largest nurseries in the woxld. Your friends see your ' plants and our business prospers. Send only $1.00. A real thrill |

awaits you,

CLARK GARDNER

of ex-Bit. Charles E. (“Cotrmando”) Kelly, who taught the Germans a thing or two about fighting: Virginia and her admiring parents

are pictured in Allegheny General

YOUR G.I. RIGHTS . . . By

WASHINGTON, June 3.-—The surplus property law has been changed to give you veterans a better break. You can now buy surplus goods, with a priority, for personal use. And you have been given second

Only federal agencies can now get surplus items before veterans. State and other non-profit, taxsupported institutions now have third choice, coming after ex-serv-icemen. : ” n » HERE is exactly what you have to do in order to buy surplus property: Get the address of the nearest war assets administration certification office. You can get this address from any veterans’ organfzation, or from the local post1 s » If you are going to mail in your

= Priority Purchases Require

Careful Order Procedure

hospital, Pittsburgh.

Douglas Larsen

source of inspiration to the Sons. nental undergrounds listening B B.C Undergrounders in ne land have told me “When we heard that the British | still were able to get all the bread they needed, without rationing, we | felt everything was going well with the allies, It gave us a new vigor |

You have to decide gxactly what you want to buy before you apply | for a certification, You ‘can only be certified for one item, or regular unit of items, at a time. You have to describe just exactly what you want, specifying size, color, ete. ” [J 8 IF YOU are not buying at a regular sale where you can see exactly what you are getting, you have to wait until the regional office finds what you want. Orders will be filled “first come, first served.” WAA will write to you, when it has located what you want to buy, and tell you what condition it is in and where it is located. You must pay freight charges from Wherever it is sent. If you are going to make pension) use of the goods, you have to sign a statement to this effect. And it is| a felony if you resell your purchase Ne signing the statement. WAA warns that most iems which |

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SEVENTY] ARIE IE RELIC A LL IMP EHS EASON)

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ILI IOFATIECIEITIRENN Sa aL,

directors, ington. Indiana Conservation Department, 6:30 p. m., Claypool. *

meeting, 6:30 p

dinner,

| EVENTS TOMORROW

pool. Cooperative Club, luncheon, 12:15 p. m., ngto

Paterpdi go Order of Police, banquet, 6 p.|

National oe elation of Women, meeting, | 7:30 p. m., Washington. Federation of International Travel-Study Clubs, meeting, 8 p. m., Claypool,

MARRIAGE LICENSES

| Prancis Stout 213 Shelby; LaVerne Griffith, 2618 sheiby. Robert Lee Ammon, R., R. 4, Box 568;

Peggy L. Devilbliss, R. R. 4, Box 568.

Joseph Ellis Porter, 1438 Spann; Helen DeWitt, 2924 Beech. David C. Morris, Maywood; Betty Jean

Nichols, 2010 Sugar Grove. Glendon Gene Hoback, 1220 College; othy Jean Malcom, 614 Congress Edward Earl Clark, Pennsylvania Hotel; Jets Irene Fouts, 110 Spink-Arms otel.

Marion C. Wilson, Niagara Falls, Helen M., Smith, 337 N, Drexel Milton Julius Overheu, Ft. Harrison; Kathleen Louise Harmon, English hotel Foyd Reed, 808 Sheffield; Virginia Lucille Lovelace, 1138 Linden. Danijel T ber, Ft.. Harrison; Frances Pugh, Lawrence. Jack Edwin Trager, 320 Ridgevity dr.; Marjorie Jane Miller, 1300 W

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Wilma

Anne Rest, Carl John Ohlemeyer, anna Reidling, Dayton, O

1711 Ringgold.

Dayton, O.; Mari-

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m., Washe Oiyer a

[Rate gay Commission, meeting, Ha

hi Club, luncheon, 12:15 p. m,, Clay=|

33d. Edward Ira Holmes, Noblesville; A rote Pe

Albert Keller, Lackawanna, Marie Bloemker. 430 N. yr Robert Lee Matthei, "Irving Park Road.

Chicago; Nancy Rosalind Horne, 5254

New Jersey. wikia Nail 0 8 B a Ruth Evely le hr “ue hion, Mich. ; nice Tate. 44 X Salle a ou Creek: ZilAlice Price, 28d Gals. N. New Jersey. sof avid Dunw Jey Augusta; ih Washington. rr tho 8 N; yllis wit Junior H Eva

ns, abd "Dukes, Camic, 3584 N. cogil Moore lial ace iyi Stella H. Lesion Ma nard Greenfield; Qene I.

paren F bert O atierson 382 W. 30th; Ramona 1241 Shepard

Duza Harold Victor Hyden, 821 ‘E. 28th; Daris J. Smith, Yofest.

8 om, 929 W, 20th; a Louise Parish, 130s Sharleh

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Washington; Myrtle E. Michigan. William Jefl Goff Danville: Betty Jeanne Reynolds, 1341 W. M Albert John po MR . 15, Box 188; Esther Fern Hasler, 3319 E. 36th. Pennsylvania; eridian.

Norman Collins, 523 Fletcher; Vanice Ellen Handlon, R. R.-1, Bax 612. Reino W. Johnsen, Pontiac, Mich.; Mary * Emma Schultz, 1472 W. 32d ter LaRussa, 1722 8. Delaware; Myrtle! Asbell, 4320 A von arren Joseph Jr., W. Lafayette;

Marybelle _— P38 "y’ 13th.

e. %; tate; Eunice May!

Charles Keith Jewell Jr., 1601 Carrollton, No. 6; Shirley Ann Cook, 2837 N. Gale. Russell Joseph) Semusis, Clayton; Annie Maé Craig. 2008 Talbot. Edward Lowell Ain be N. Addison; Margaret Ann Leak, 1340 8. Belmont. Robert 8. Grimshaw, New York; Alberta Sarah Fisk, 5430 N. New Jersey. wis D. Benjamin, 1101 Linden; Bernice

with which to risk our lives for vistors =o "

ARMY USES X-RAY IN TESTING SHELLS .

WASHINGTON (U, P). — The army has announced installation of a 20,000,000-volt X-ray machine at the Picatinny, N. J. arsenal for the examination of artillery shells and bombs. Ordnance experts said the ma-| chine permits them to look through | 13 inches of steel, revealing any im-| perfections. | The Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co. made the X-ray machine with the assistance of University Jo of Illinois scientists. A similar giant| ne | X-ray is in use at the Rock Island, | Ill, arsenal and a smaller unit will | be installed at the Aberdeen, Md. | proving ground. The purpose of the examination {is to detect “civitations” or air

{pockets in the explosive charge of | Ap {the shell caused by improper load-| 2

BINGHAMTON, N. Y.

| a’ movie that Wellington Wales Sr.

likes to think of the days when he

spent $25,000,000.

Mr. Wales was a New York City accountant in 1914 when Producer, Jesse Lasky took him to Hollywood as his comptroller. That's when he

spent the 25 million.

It wasn't a difficult thing to do, Mr. Wales recalls. As a matter of fact, it was quité easy. Particularly| when ‘persons like C. B. DeMille

stalk into your office and demand a set be constructed within four days on which to film the sinking of the | Titanic. Mr. Wales was in on the business | conference which led to the forming of United Artists, His advice: had been sought by|

Mary Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks $i bat

Sr.,, Charlie Chaplin and D. w.! Griffith.

“a sweet child,”

Jack.”

SPENT 25 MILLION

(U. P).— There are times when he's watching

He remembers Mary Pickford as, roge Chaplin as the|R ‘world’s greatest pantominist,” and : | Fairbanks as “an eternal jumping | Funerel

16 G.I. olizluded in Manual Classes.

A night high school class of 35, including 16 veterans, will receive certificates and. diploraas (omorrow at 7:30 p. m. in graduation 8 Shereises to be held in the Manual school auditorium. |; I= was Thi to the class, 28 others

who~have earned necessary credits :

| will be graduated by their “home” high schools. Noble H. Poole, night high school principal, will present the gradua|tion candidates. E. H. Kemper McComb, Manual principal, will address the group. Candidates for Manual diplomas are;

Harold Arnot, Rachel Blowning, James | | Clayton, John Coghill, Sylvia Conder, Rob- | ert Gugenheim, Charles Haessig, Nelsen | Hart, alter Heidenreich, Joseph Heilz, | Donald Howard, Joanita Howell, Dolores’ Jones, nes Lemon, M Miller, Pauline | esse, fii Olin, erat ine Ulrey Mary | bourn, Bsther 8Siefker Ellen sinks. Bavrence Venzke, James Bolser and Chr

Wiliam R. Watt Jr. Albert J. Sherry, | | Cecil Wells and Warten Zarrick will re- | Jesive general education development certifi- | he +A following will participate in the | Manual exercises but will receive Siplouas from their own home high schools ances | Dustin, Betty Jean Apple and Harold | le, of Howe high school; Earl Malcolm |

Wallace, Prances and Bolding. “Puneral from Lauck Funeral Home, 1458 8. Meridian, Tuesday, 2 p. m. COOK-John 8. Jr, of 1333 Montcalm ty entered into rest Sunday evening, ag years; son of Joken 8. Sr. and ig. aed Cook. brother of Christina, Norma, Joyce

and Wanda Cook, grandson of Clarence and Peas, June Albert and Elsie Cook. Service Wednasd 10 a. m., at Northeast Chapel, 2530 Stat on st. Priends are =Y | come. Burial Crown Hill. Moore Mor- | tuaries HAHN-—Mrs., Gertrude Sell of 546 E | Maple rd, passed away unday more

ing at her residence aft a short illness. el, mot of Hortense Mrs. : Raymond Adiet. be conducted at 0:30 a. m. Tuesday at the Aaron-Ruben | Puneral Home. Friends may tuary today until time of services. Intermen Indianapolis Hebrew cemetery. Friends invited. KOERS—Herman H., band of the late Chtaerine father of Raymond A, C., Vernon A Gilbert J. Koers, Col.; rs. Joseph Baldus, wman, Miss Dorot brother of Charles J. trude, Benedictine i. Gertrude Koers and Mrs. Prank Cardis, city, passed awa M St. Vincent's hospital aturday,

1 Puneral from Gfinstéiner’ s Puneral Hone, 1601 Tork st., Tuesday. 8:30 High Mass St Philip Neri * burch, 9 a. Burial Bt. Joseph cemetery Friends may

635 N. Oxford, husyi KosTs,

overseas). and Camp Carson, rs. Robert , - city; | Mary Gere

U. B. Private

m., age 58 years,

ame Society will meet Monday, iy x. for prayer. FOOELSONGER irs Blair, 54 years, of 841 Brookside ave, husband of Ruth lsonger, ert Fogelsonger, | Pogelsonger of Friends ma 242

brother of

Hpme, B. 10th st, nday.

[2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Memoria

And he remembers, also, hiring | Park.

Eric von Stroheim as a $3-a-day|

| DEATH

| STROEMEYSR-—Dietyien F. Fo beloved hus-

| Park cemetery. Orville Plowman of Arsenal Technical |

call at mor-|

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the funeral home. Members of the

father of Marjorie Jean and Ernest ew York, passed away call at the Jordan sive Funeral Tuesday, June &

| GLOVER —Ftank Atlee of 1316 W. 23d at,

‘The hole was 35 feet decp and BOX 434 * measured 12 by 18 feet around the OSAGE, IOWA edge. 4 - — © The geologists were summone to the scene from the School of FEMALE HELP WANTED % Mines and Technology at Rapid Elevat or City, 8. D. They agreed that i A For for Operator cavity had resulted from the dis- | Softens Sra tmct ooh solution in water of a gypsum Tor} Sorrow Avply om Set) en mation. fe Mr. Morrill said he guessed he| . . would fill in the hole. Indianapolis Power & NIGHT SCHOOL SE Fro | oan OPPORTUNITIES TO GRADUATE 35 Nike) | EE Ei RISTS i , LORS oa on both day and night shits, Fx:

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NOTICES indianapolis Times, Mon., June 85, 1048

RAY~Pred M., age 26, 3156 N. Walcott, husband of Glenda. Ray, son nA | Mrs. Oscar wt eu rs, Swift, Mrs, Eva aa ee Ray bt Miss Phedas Ray, passed away Sunday. Lay may ca ' at the Dor rsey Funerai Home, 3925 E. New Yor od altel y ay Funeral 3 p. vy 8 the First Church of the by

HOUSE oni

Work With J. A. Goodman

at NATIONAL HOSIERY MILLS

Nea man whi Neshin RE, Body will lie in state from i dhe, be Mi ihe to hata at the church. Burial | ape Yam 4 has the Washington Park. tation. sor A earnings and SMITH—Frank W., 4 years, of 1311 Working Sonditions, Fine trensper. Ewing st., husband of Margaret Smith tation ing vow for father of . Donald hy ha as Ellen sm son oO r., An rs am H. Smith, passed away Priday. Friends ma Rie. Overaier £ yotn sw Punera ni ay Home: oh Man th # eral Tuesday, June (a, Mm. » Frias javited, Surin ashing. Qirs for Trivin 1 A | ton - Par (Member o chigan | No. 17.) HR

Call RI<6SIL Sa. m to SD. Ba.

ban (nee Beck), father of Albert Ww Strohmeyer grandfather of Robert W, Strohmeyer and Al L. Babes e350, great-grand-ssed away at

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ma father of Roger 8

is Jesigenich, slag a I k Saturasy Top ‘Bei orning. June feral services art 1 Experienced held at the Wald Pune Home, Tiinots CR, at 17th st, Tuesday an June 4, at 3 o'clock. Interment Washington Park

metery. Friends are welcome.

me. beloved mother of Louis Schauers, passed away AL son's res

Indiana Fur Co.

114 B Washington.

{ dence, 3811 Emerson ave, June 2, 1946. Friends may call at Feeney & Feeney Funeral Home, 2339 N. Meridian Gl S st. Puneral service Wednesday, 10 a. m,

at the funeral home, Burial Washington

TO LEARN

application, get a certified copy of| have been placed on the “set aside” | high schoo! and Ned Niehols Jr. HOSI your discharge. If you go in person, list are scarce and in great demand. |ing. These cavities are extremely Janeos Mitcheii of Broad Ripple Rien, FUNERAL DIRECTORS 3 aes OSIERY MENDING _ all you have to do is show your dis-| You had better get your bid in| {dangerous because they may cause *3° copion for graduates ana guests) CONKLE FUNERAL HOME cared for hands And nails. charge or submit other proof that right now if you expect to get What Pe ray Coat . of sh wil 1010W I ORI Rt ine Fr W._ Michigan st. rr-962: REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS . 63 you are in eligible veteran. you want, high voltage that it is extremely| OIL USED TO TREAT MANGE ‘FARLEY FUNE a | d Pa ke ; angerous. It is surrounded by a wASHINGTON.—Petroleum was BERT S. GA | lcers ana rac ers | N | N D | A N A POL S Yeinforee concrete wall two feet | veed in Bice) sam, i is Sad, ns 130 Prospe TENET % MA-900 | In Coke Dept. | medical pur 5, © : EVENTS TODAY Rupes John Malone 6230 N. Pennsyl- | A 42-inch thick concrete wall is| wounds and and skin infections It! 101 B New York MASI ii 35 3 Jeats of Me Sanit nia; Patricia Diana Beck, 6230 NX. in front of the machine and behind d camels afflicted RRMANN | half % over 40 hours. Service Club, luncheon, 12:18 p. m., Clay. Pennsylvania. the ammunition to be photographed. was poured over G. H. HE 1. Vernon Louis Rahm, 422 N. Wallace; Dor- p grap with the mange. 1505 8 EAST ST a-san| OMAR. INC se a) a club, luncheon, 12:15 p. m.| othy Jean Warren, Plainfield. | This will stop the direct rays of the HISEY rE . ay ! \ Y Fraterntl Order 3 Jollee, meeting, 10 a. Doris Mao taser, Bes Gove sar} mache DEATH NOTICES 1 981 N Delaware Bi Ll-382 | - . 0 : ’ atte —- dr or ign Sum WIE Janice Folater. 413 Mason. Tsp Is indianapolis Times, Mon. June 3, 1046] LER ny war Fl) m.; Claypool. ' ' Lioyi David Craig, 2008 N. Talbot; Flor- BOLDING—Louis E., age 23 Jean, of os Re eee eee S | | di Junior Chamber of Conimer ce, board of| ence Mae Giltz, 243 N. Tremont. | | poicing. oe Cay Nr Slaays Bailes oN SHIRLEY BROS CO a es a es

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papers; also es clothes between 430 yron ave, E. on 38th to Winthrop to 4407 Kingsley Dr. Person finding please Shirt Press return as soldier needs clothes. Reward. HU-4762. Operators

Lost on West Raymond $10 Reward or near Municipal Airport, light brown male dog, white breast | and feet, short tail. 1319 8. Meridian | MA-9715

LOST--In shopping district or B. Michigan car, black corday purse. Identification, valuables, Keep money, return purse. LI-2008. .

GARNET RING in gold mounting, in wash. room of Peacock Restaurant. Contact by phone, Shelbyville 851." Reward. | A for return of black and white female bull terrier, 10 years old, answers to name “Skeeter,” Call MA-8697. LOST — Yellow gold Alton watch, nea: White City, on highway Thursday night | Reward, TA-7211,

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, Paul C. H song, Lebanon; Grace M. Hane | Carl Krueger, 5 8. Rural; Florence Marie| cock, Lebano A " age B56, father of Patricia Ann and d tent A mone}; et jean pure Bramell, 69 N. Hol Merman Hennihger. 957 Hervey: Alice extra and millionaire producer brother of Mrs. Ed. Harmon of Odom, AD he ge L. 3 Vetus - J. Brown, 1934 Lee; Ruth May| Marie Haasm, 1417 Hoefgen. H d Hawk Ind., and Mrs. Robin Helm of Indian- Tie Pinsoher “view: named Experienced in auditing. Bishop, 1334 Lee. Edward Walter Bwango, Rochester. Geneva HOWAr awks as a property boy. apolis; W. C. Glover, Champagne, Ill; LAT bem 8 ard. WA-0871. Bookkeeping experience desirable. James Madison Sutton, Hotel Warren; vein yaa Roches | Mr. Wales wearied of Hollywood's | spencer Glover, Paris, Ili, and awrence ONDA AR camers vicinity ly Mr. P. C. Neidlinger Grace Tiedemann, Hotel Warren. Donald Wes oonce, 523 8. Addison; Wash Ind. ed away Sunday resge’s. Reward MA-09 Apply Me. B, tn Bers Glen Marcus Starbuck, 6308 E, Washin Phinnie Hill, ad's 8 Addison. fast pace in 1926 and returned to|of Washington, Ind. patsec Sway ton; Esther Irene Davis, Y. W.C "6" | Harold R As N. Capitol; Dor-| k and 11 a. m. Funeral time later. Shirley Service. Indi lig Morri pi n Odus C. W iy thea Mack, S11 Rak sw York and wall at. HAMANT—Mary KE. 326 N. Kenyon, widow | INSTRUCTIONS of In iana is Morris Fla us ray A E. Market; Sallie A | Jessie James Rafer iE. Washington; | etre re me of the late Charles Hama bt died Sun- B. Washington. | Prank Nill 042" St. ; Regios Hn M 8 N. Luet CATTLE WEAR SHOES day at her residence. Funeral Wednesday an . 5] t. Peter; Grace|Joe "he. Boonie: June 10:18, at the Kirby mortuary, Meridian Ha ITA ell SALE | Shanks, Kokomo, 2087 N. Gale; Fath viii inden. Town. 4 WASHINGTON.—Shoes are pro- 19th st.; 11 a, m., Our Lady of Lourdes Billers er oger Coo ale; Rut a y, 84 Arren; Joan « | church. Interment Holy Cross cemetery. M. Lee, 2837 N. Gale. Ellis, 923 Warren. ’ vided for cattle that become f00t- |p ioiqy ogy call at the mortuary. % “uml! sth ers h grade de Sancation x Learn Typists arte Caster, sia B Sicha, Edna —————— sore on long drives from mountain | .oGHEs john Oliver, of 725 8. lynd- yi Free catalogue and tele- YP e Carter chigan na niermatien. Easy terms. Be In Howard N° Sevilt 154 Rach Grace A BIRTHS fanges {0 seaconste in Colombia, Iii i; Sa Phos Taformanen esty"a7on Be wt | Sienoaraphers a Mortis, 2905 Broadway. a Girls 8. A.; they are made of pads of | E. J. Thompson and Mrs. Edit - Ts “ATTENTION gan: Mar- ’ of Waterloo, Iowa, passed awa 5-Day, 40-Hour Week jorie Lorené Twigs, 330 N. Highland ave {At 3: Traasie=gican. idle Derr. braided fique, the fiber o’ which fina, p. m. Funeral service Wednesdsy. a Chis queifes vow or 84 nos, Our STOKELY. VAN CAMP. INC Leo William Mullin, 225 8. McKim; Par-| " | coffee sacks are made. m., Shirley Bros. West Chape ploma 4a ow wor . . rell Wolfe Moneyham, 224 N. Tacoma | At Coleman-—Roberi’ Helen Jehaiz: Bark: | ofits Sacks ste : ____|3008 W. Michigan st. Burial Floral Park. | and ether states id's ren fe given 041 N. Meridian | John Malcolm Maclean Jr., 2818 N. Illi-| ter, Ruth Harris; Malcum, Maude Lucas; Friends may call at the chapel any time | of expanies are! A alg Bo Martha Caroline Kelly, Bam- Phill Jiarries Creer, and Marion, Win- SALES and SERVICE after 7 p. m, Monday. | & s Months NN aaron. Shop ur e na n “Benjamin Pint, 722 N. Drexel; Mary | At Meh ep anaan ol, Lurene Kedney; ROSEMARY John Se Ie eno SN et aon — aan GIRL rgaret Buding, 710 N. Gladstone James, Alice Morphew; Earl, Ethel MAYTAGS & EASY Washers Herbert J. Mrs, Frieda recher, Mrs. Onde Brinkgardner, 248 8. Illioois; Goldie| Marrs, Eugene, Edith Rufli; David, - Ciara Mosmeier, uncle of Peter L. and| Royal Beauty . Academy ay Calutin, 530 B. New York Laura’ Thomas: Louis, Dolores Kelsch! Parts and Wringer Rolls fly Sprecher, passed away Saturday. yo¥ for downtown office, bookkeeping émperiI Prank, Betty Elliott; James, Lissie Eng-| For All Makes Services Fanner '& Buchanan mortust Cor. Niinols 484 [nce helpful, no typing. age 30 te 30 lish; Joseph, Leona Darbro; Robert, Imo-| Tuesday, m. Friends _invite Washington RI-04A1 1 t wo Xin nd! ton 8, -dsy . gene Tevault: Edward, Goldia Williams, | EDEN WASHER SHOP Burial ton uli. Friends may call at WOULD LIKE to hear from reliable men rking eondi 8% week. and Earl, Gwendolyn Williams, the MOTLUATY. who would like to train in spare time to| Apply T18 Meectrio building. At St. Vincent's—Fred, Ma pry Brown; Da 1911 W. Wash. St. MA-4825 don | €v erhaul And install refrigera fon and air vid, Elizabeth Boggs, and Marshall, Sars | LYKE—Emmy. age 7, wife of Gorin | oo ng ipmen oul eal badwe ell, aE ll aS a Lake, ste moje T ster 4. Mrs. Claudia | Oy inclined. il not interfere At Embardi-Aunin Anna Bee. wl \ Rr 0 oO EF r 'N S | Mit a namother of Gerfildine Pendar- with your present work, For information Bradley, and Irs, Addie Foster, 6323 | vis, passed awa Satur day. Seryices Tust:| 2 ahout this Jsining, white a} Ohos Sing Wanted—Bookkeeper rel, eNoM Down | day, 30 a. J. Lonkle rinera hours, “Utilities Inst. Box A-638, Times. Boys 0 Money FR 1474 | Michigan st. Friends invited. (Burial Lady preferred, 30-40 yrs. One Whe ean | Ab Si. Francis—John, Barbara Shortridge, | 3 Years to Pay , Fora Park. ‘Prinds may eal] oy lvneral furnish best of references, and do typine. | “and Prank, E Oa FEMALE HELP WANTED y | AS City— hain lizabeth Gagno. ud en Evenings Call FA-2771 MURRIN— William M., 1438 E Hh st. Must have platy of experience. Good | Anna Searsbrook ’ husband of Josephine, father of ert, salary to. right person, See Mr. Peek in A Eman iil, Harrier creer, ana|| CHAS, GOLDSTEIN Fuveihef oe 1, Muti, Sipe: Su CAKE SHOP parson: 141" W. "Wedbingten ty Rr arn, Pn: md Si nc onl, NE Day Work . 0+ | —— —_ a , 1 ary ~Trentice, Edwin, Lula Jester: a a nt) Holy ross cemetery, Good Pay EXPERIENCED rank, Lucille Raley, Wilbur, Jeanette church. Intermen oly 1 Eckri ” ood; -Bruce, Geneva Hizer: Detroit, . Friends may call at the mortuary after Apply’ Mr. zrich i sey’ wrath: ides rio in: | Shoe Repair Special | vias cr su 10 si. put : BOOKKEEPER rances Trissel: Asie, akin; Wishart: . NATO ah Monday morning. husband General Baking Co. 30-40, Bhowledse Burroughs bookkesping Shnein - Stanley, and Robert HEELS ATTACHED IN v of aura, brother of otiee. ater. 3. C.| 318 W. Vermont machine desirabl or y 1 a n . At_St. Vincent's—Howard, Ruth Ma gh; “ Wilson service. rg Good pay. Apply Anely F. H. Schneider ur, Jie, conga. | Joseph, fh TOP QUALITY O'BRIEN Louise Adele, mother of Helen, | ‘Check-Out Girl Atlas Super Mar E. Washington : an an rs. aliwor an A Home Charles, Brown, 11 ATERIAL stepmother of Sitter Maurella, 81. ket, M401 KE. New York INDIANAPOLIS MORRIS PLA Rill, Prony Mildred’ Tavis, Phe. Woods, and Dapiel P. O'Brien, died COOK or ‘ ' £ J. (GENE) FRANCK ———— EXPERTLY Savwriny Pusat Hicnany, 030, Si Must Be Experienced Cashi . " DEATHS FINISHED a. m. 88. Peter (and Paul Cathedral. in. Ted's Lunch. Room 9 shier Oonsolidate Your Bills jerment, Holy Cross cemetery. - frien 925 N. Illinois St 0 Delia Hughes, 75, at 1074 W. 27th, bron- | 1 ay San at the JOrRiaTY, Daughters of DISHWASHER With clerical experience. To Moot Emergencies. one Biilve i wi { For Al Taal ila wil mest at_the mortuary Mon HWASHER 18 Months to Repay. phe we , at Veterans, car-| the Family EiL—Thomss C.. age 68 years, huss Spencer's Restaurant, 4411 Allisonville Apply Mr. Rosebrock . . wills “Alfred Beans. 38. #t 2206 Ken- » Pend . Freda K . father of Miss P ran: | Road. HU-4464. Indiana olis Morris Plan ry Culosis es ig n I ry is, ono "3 { GENERAL INSURANSE Mabel L. oves, 61, at Methodist, car- “Tart and Richard M O'Neil passed away | COOKS apd Washington y day. neral Wednesday, June h, Mpsyare: Aun Roberws, 75, at 218 N. . PM George 5 Usher 1 fined Bio Piperieniced, for the Lake Wawasee | dost’ Fembericn, $1, at Methote, ear FASTEST SHOE RET church, Pienar,miiea Biri Holy | Hotel Credit Girl : at the » A ' i Thompson, 48. 48, at City, carcinoma. - IN TOWN i aE 10 am. AY ar. 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