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a VA Rd J ® . : A man and woman being held at | ; * {day at her residence. Funeral Wedn esdny Exp. for part time. r Victim, Lies in State SHARPEN KNIVES Washington, Pa. will i Feturned MEDICAL SCHOOL 10.38, 3% r Ye Huby mortuary. Meridien 4 STERLING LAUNDRY bap . ; here to facé grand rceny an - church, = Interment Holy Cross cemetery, 735 L ¢ 4 (U. P)—Mi- lie in state in the house of {rade| burglary charges. : { ; Friends may Sali at the Morn? erington MaA75! ition, age 17! former president unions until Wednesday. a NS Detective Ed Gerdt and Police Er Mntet dr age. 6%. husoand of Syina CAKE SHOP : Ee refi, 4 died of fn-| Kalinin died yesterday after a High Court Clears Road for woman Cozette Qsborn left vester-| Selectees Named From nughes, son of 8s. edith Hughes, brother Day Work ot + necessary. . sr Which had pene- long illness which forced his re- : day with capiases for the arrest of : : Bung Sot Waterton Towa, dale Biro Good Pay rease. Apply § into the liver, it was disclosed tirement in March from! his 27- Attacking Laws. Donald MacGregor and Zola Baker, 1000 Applicants. ADE Cokiivh Credit Girl :

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Kalinin was one of the early leaders of the party. His career began as a peasant lad in a small village near Leningrad.

WASHINGTON, June 4 (U, P.) — ruling today opened the way of a flood of new| Washington police,

attempts to junk southern “Jim Crow” laws on trains, busses, boats

When 18 hie ‘went to Leningrad and street cars crossing state lines.| Jo toe 1h Denver, Louisville, Chi-

and began work in a factory, quick=-|

{ly moving into revolutionary cir-| gating

| cles which were widespread in the factories.

He was exiled to Siberia several] State

The new attacks on laws segreNegroes and whites also | probably will extend to regulations

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the latter an Indianapolis resident. Both were arrested in a stolen ing to SUtomottie last eek, JSTORUINE Selection of 138 students from through an automatic traffic signal.

has admitted seven wy R0G og it was said, and is|school of medicine in September

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nearly 1000 initial applicants for admission to the Indiana university

has been announced by the school's admission committee. The 128 students will form the maximum size class for which the school has facilities. Final selection was made by a l4-member

2002 WwW, Michigan st. Burial Floral Park, Friends may call at the chapel any time.

MOROGAN—Bessle A, age 44, #02 Di: § vision st., mother of Mrs, Lenoyice Melung and Guy Bertram, daughter of Sarah Wellman, Crown Center, Ind.; sister of Allle Wilkinson, Franklin, Tenn; , Elza and Estele Jones, passed away Tuesday, Funeral services Friday, 2 p.m, at the Pay Street Church of the Nazarene. Friends may call at the Farley ‘Funeral Home, 1604 W, Morris, aftér noon Wednes-

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New legal ‘battles appeared certain as a result of the supreme court's invaliditing a Virginia law requiring ‘segregation of passengers

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The class as chosen is composed The Jewish Feast of Weeks will|largely of war veterans and in-|NAUGLE—Otis Earl, 1001 St. Paul st, Hotel

WANTED on busses crossing the state line. | yo opserved tomorrow and Thurs-|cludes 10 women and one married | or" Laur, ava) Monday morning, Susan Apply Hosiery purchasing privie DIANA BELL y UPHOLSTERERS . Broader Application Hinted day in synagogues throughout the|couple, Mr. and Mrs. Morris J.| teased) stepfather olan, Anson, SPENCER HOTEL leges. Attractive low-cost aitress

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York city; nephew of Mrs. Dats LI. 7501 | dope 2 YR ermancit, a orking novel principle segregation places| The feast will open at sundown| Those selected for admission are hr Bot a the J 1234 ¢ on ARKMORE, 38 || » laree stock of uphoistering fabrics || op unlawful burden on interstate| tonight and close at sundownias follows: Sr aednesday, 1:30 pm. Priends in-| DICTAPHONE OPERATOR R Silk WAITH { . 0 ends m \ : SHELB UPHOLSTERING || commerce. There was no question| Thursday. It commemorates the ASL, Youth Bend." Othe. Vs call at the “Chapel of the Chimes." (Mar- TR hg endid’ fu Suture "Proto: “* ea | 1 ge for he at 1 COMPANY of equal rights—the issue generally| giving of the law on Mt. Sinai and| Decatur; Carl HM Ault, Winamac; Ernest ay oy OLtSE, and Crawiords. El 0 emmy Hi . Mill Must Be he or service. 3501 Mass. Ave. CB-63 || raised in segregation cases. the gathering of the Best Tuite u Irdianapits is nerd fd Be In:| kins Pioneer 20-Year Service club. ? evator erator osier Yy His Ted's Wu v e Book o uth | diana; ernard er] ndianap- Lid For downtown office, : Mo yg iid Te Bere, nl reference is gis; brederick W. Bigl ler, Ben shen; James ag on iy Pig Bt To AVE = Experience R er 634 N. Noble I . th & irs ‘| 19 years. Funeral and burial Newark, O. Appl) 1 , LOW SUMMER RATES in depots, movies or other places| read as are the Psalms since David Alexandria; Marian Elizabeth a burn, al and burial Newar ply employment office Steady En

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this Friends may call at Peace Chapel, 2050 E. S AVE 209 ‘Restyling || where segregation has been prac-|is supposed to have died on John J. Brandon, Culver; William P. Bris-| Michigan st. until mod ticed day. And ; Lewis Brooks, Brookl Yar 0 Re eling Cec IR Buchanan, Anderson; Ceci R.| O’'NEIL—Thomas C., age 68 years, hus- Li ht C I passed on two other Important|ers and greenery and some Jews| Indianapolis; James P. Cloud, Orleans; cea BR, Bene a Mary Phyllis, Donovan C. '9 o. and $150.00 Insurance Free | ‘civil liberty” cases. It tossed out a| will spend the entire night, tonight, Robert W. Cochran, Mishawaka; Avery] aly Ro hers Wedne FACTORY | he tem- : Robert M. Cullen, Evans-|a. m. at Gi W. Usher Mort 2313 \ | contempt of court conviction of the | studying the Scriptures in the Hagerstown’ L ADE Blosaington! Date| W. Washington st., val ihony Also Hoosier's reliable 100% safe, cool §' Miami Herald and the newspaper's | ple. ; Day, Tipton: Jack H. De . Indian-| Cross cemetery, Friend Il at th ( | — ONKLE Call Rl. 1122 | j ; : - Rabbi Fox Will Speak Coons Jib 3; Jack B. Dedilow An- | mortuary, (Please omic fionersr |v ‘hel for young women. We have a few | Cc jact removing three men from e for BONDED FURRIER | federal payroll an unconstitutional| on “The First Fruits of Victory” |georse K. Faulkner, Ft. Wayne; Richard| husband of Theresa, father of Dominic, on both day and night shift. Fx- Experienced

coe, Indianapolis; Her bert C. Bronnenberg, Moore Mortuaries. ‘ ; | Cecil FREE STORA GE The high tribunal - yesterday Temples are decorated with flow hg Campbell,| band of Freda K., father of Miss PranWith Ab Ord L. Codders, Mishawaka; Walter H, Cory,|day. Funeral ar June 5th, 8:30 ove raer A. Davidson, West Terre Haute; Harold|church. Friends Invited. Burial Holy OPPORTUNITIES storage. Only 2% of valuation, | managing editor. and it called an een Rabbi Samuel J. Fox will preach| aio Paul W. Eliott, Indianapolis;| PANGALLO—Frank, 1017 Lexington ave,| OPenings for women, 18 to 35, | * Comptometer Operator i sb B. Feiertag, Pt. Wayne; Elsie Piint, Woi-| Paul, Catherine and ‘Antoinette Pangallo,

: . : bi 1 died d cellent starting rate. : FUNERAL HOME Hoosier Famous Furriers || bill of attainder. ; tomorrow at 10:30 a. m. at services cottville; Harold, Fos ate, Indianapolis; die Saturday. Funeral Wednesday, 8:30, RT ae Eve. * 5- DAY WEEK LE-FEM. HE : Years Practical Experience Other States See Fights in the synagogue of the United He- Freeborn, Marion, Gertrude fod, Terre shuren. paierment Bt Joseph cemetery. G Tn children's home Apply Apply Bol mnt Office EE —” : + el I ndiana 8. a e ome ri - . M : 934 W. Mich FR-9622 “isd N. ILLINOIS ST. The Virginia law junked by the brew congregation, and a4 the same Charles H, Prie, Ft. Wa ayne; Vernon L. | ments by Kirby mortuary. Tange OVOrNesS ss: university or cai 8 to 12 Dally > : I . Mich. | 2nd Fl. Stewart Bldg. hour Thursday, on “The Famished|Fromang, Evansville; Richard Garton, Pt.|RAY—Fred M. age 26, 218 N. Walcott: | BI-2418. KINGAN & CO 0 ag 3 supreme court required Negroes to 1.” Wayne; John W. George, Indianapolis; husband of Glenda Ray, son of Mr. and| IO LICENEEDE . p ———————— . =| sit in the rear of busses while the So joes of the-United He- | iu Aa Soimiih, Grail; Merivn” a. urs bi, Quoar Ray. brot ay, son of Mr. and| HOUSEKEEPER white. Full oharge. Blackford and W. Maryland Bava oun Like front section was reserved for BF service . : "Kenneth A. Grow, Indianapolis: | Mi I Ulam, Claude Ray and | CH-8604-J. Pioshe Flicker N EW A RRIV A L whites, The court, said seating ar- | Drew. congregation will be held to- Juries u. Guthrie, Logans rh ack Fricods ay © ay, passed away Bonen Ediphone Operato young ladies ays: ' i night at 7:45; tomorrow a a. m. | ed an, Rhyne th Sen Rassan, | Home, 392) E. "New York. Puneral 3 s work . CINE KODAIC ANAS LENS 9-MM Japgemients 1x Gierent saves i and 7:45 p. m., and Thursday at} R. Hiatt, * Bluffton; Richard E’ Hipskind, Wednestny ai E *Washin church, of” th ne Work With J. A. Goodman Comptometer Opr. Mr : » a.m. and 7:45 p. m. | 3 Wayne; Harry W. Hosgemeler, ag lie in state from 2 to p.m. at the at See . F2.7 for Eastman Magazine Eight single, uniform rule to promote and John "L. Holmes, Frankfort; church. Burial Washington Park.

40-hour, 5-day week. Pleasant working conditions.

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Confirmation will be held o-oo, North Manchester; Donn RY op SIGMON—Charl 1" Converse; Jean Johnston, Indianapolis; arles M., of 4901 Fletcher| . NATIONAL HOSIER protect matical ave morrow at 9:30 a. m. in the temple | Isadore Katz, Detroit, Mich.; William 8. A¥e. entered into Test Monday after- SIERY MILLS

Even broader implications were of the Indianapolis Hebrew congre- | Keezer, Vincennes; William ‘A. Kleifgen, | 1000, age 66 years; husband of Lillie A.| pearly everyone knows the man who

' Indianapolis: Marvin L. Komisarow, Pt. Sigmon; brother of Mrs. G. I. Owen, Mrs. 326 W. Georgia. L1-8443. OOK S found in the majority statement gation and Sunday at 10:30 a. m.|Wayne; William B. Kriel, Indianapolis;| Emma Lester, Mrs. E. F. Burrows, Earl Z. Poi vor ats a teh + "the LIGHT DICTATION and ediphone operas ' 192 NORTH that, “where uniformity is essential Leonard Kurland, East Chicago; [Francis and Dale W. Sigmon. Services Thursda 1 The highe ’ a BT for the functioni f at Temple Beth-El Zedeck. L. Land, Anderson: James M. Lawson,|1:30 p. m. at the Irvington Chapel, 5243 Bites ip conditions. Pine. tren a Linde AP Ee em PY § s'Ouliforpnia x or e functioning of commerce, a te Muncie; gar R. Leach, Chesterton;| E. Washington st. Friends are welcome. | tation facilities here. rer Fans. nde-Air Products Co. 729 N. Penn. 0 dd PHOTO state may not interpose its local George e W. Leo nard Jr. Elkhart and Rich: Burial Memorial Park, or Maran EXPERIENCED DICTAPHONE " y ’ " B—Lucille, beloved mother of Louis Experienced Runner O regulation. ‘STOP FIGHTING’ PLAN Luginbill, Berne ae, heloveg JiBer of Louk Bd ne OPERATOR, SECRETARIAL ALE HELP WA . The decision almost cértainly will ie so Glenova McClure, Sullivan: Hax- denee, Ss N. Emerson ave., June 2, Secretary 5-Day week: starting salary $40. Ref: —— . - % erence s Uhere result in the invalidation of similar cis M. Maple, hvill F nds WB} oFilasal, Fetney & Address Dimes. Box Ader '0 Interview,

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2) /) i ‘ . Rushville; Charles F.| Feeney Funeral Home, 2339 N. Meridia i “Jim Crow” laws in North Carolyn, AIMS AT CHINA PEACE Hark aiSianapalis; post M. Marsh, st. Funeral service Wednesday, 10 a. m : INC: {South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, tte; A Bevery x Maxam, roi Slanapolis, 3 Lae lunes) home. Burial Washington Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas,| NANKING, June 4 (U. P.).—Re-| 0" Vier mamaupolies Siton i. Niler,

Texas and Oklahoma. liable sources sald today Gen. Edward 0. } William * A. Misch, Gary

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CARD OF THANKS 3 This 1s. you , d O. Mitchell, Tndianapolis: Michael needed as secretary to yo Firing Overrulin it George C. Marshall's new Peace o. Monar, Indianapolis; Katherine Moore, | d S to : g gH plan called for the Nationalists| Indianapolis; Robert = W. Moses. ACHIPOHL We are dia appreciative an ewers busy newspaper executive. Jo ¥ Test cases probably will be and Communists “to stop fighting|gnrns: gy Moss, Indianapolis: everything to each friend. melghbor rein. Must be experienced and g | brought, too, of segregation of in-|and then talk” about their differ- M ers, Urbana; Dennis Nicholas, Rock- I 2a sl love Deiicns & Top Salaries Paid to Experienced have Shility ® Stoume re- BILL | : ville; er . off singer, nion : Ta. tributes Finishers. 8 I . yi trastate passengers riding on inter- | ences. _ | Donald T. Olson, South Bend; Theodore| extended in our recent loss, the death of oh vy > involves ] { state ‘vehicles. It is generally believed Marshall's c person, Gary; Edward Jy Fo ncek. our beloved husband and father, William I di F C Do E an I mest los i * , - rte; Francis rice anapolis; | Achelpo ur sincere thanks to R ascinating. pride : | Justice Harold H. Burton dis-|plan contains the formula for set Harvey J. Reamy, Summitville; Arthur|L. C. Trent, employees or Tlie: ndiana ur 0. Ey s pleasant nd . ; |sented from the majority's “uni-|tlement of five points in-the trou-|L. Reed, South Bend: Raymond L. Reed,| Water Co. and Moore funeral service. 114 E Washington. p nt 2h wages y " Indignapolis; John W. Roll, Indianapolis, Ww coworkers congenial. Hospi y 3 \ formity” approach. He said a fun | bled Manchurian situation. They IFE AND SON. test type of - and Thomas K. Rollins, Royal Center. FRED talization plan and group |are: Sovereignty in Manchuria to : With sincere thanks and deepest : . t. See Mr. 7 damental concept of the federal And Robert L. Ross, Union City; Leo i 1g tuti i : | be assumed by the Nationalists, re-| Roth, Gary; Junior Max Rukes, Rosedale; a oreelation we oXtend our . sincere insurance available. 5-day, 2471 n 0. constitution is that where condi- | store communications, set up three | George M.' Rushton, Evansville; (Miss)| Danks for everything, to each friend, 40-hour work week with

dassah Samuels, Chicago, Ill.;' William | Deighbor, relative for the cards of sym- | power executive headquarters field | D: Scharbrough, Bedford; Will E. Scott|Pathy, beautiful floral tributes and other | teams, reorganize the army" and! Hr. Aaron S eldon T. Selesitick, Detroit, | courtesies rendered at the death of our

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Eo i Sen Pt. Wa beloved wife and mother, Ruth E. Pred. : * ONE OF THE LARGEST PHOTO SUPPLY HOUSES Some congressmen protested the| execute agreements already made.| Morris J. Shen Scottsburg: Mrs. Bris:| Our sincers thanks to Rev. Marvin A HOSIERY MENDING for “advance good. Stats eR J IN THE MIDDLE WEST court's overruling the firing of the] Marshall and Gen. Chou En-Lali, Silla Shes, Scottsburg: a amuel Slip. Schramm, singers, pallbearers and Moore ges 18 to 25. Sood Jon; wel age and weekly salary de- BROAD i d f |three government employees—Rob-| Communist leader, engaged in “ar-|Stanley Spellman, Jamaica, Yi FY Y.: Hugh tuners) service. sired, also give complete “Indiana's Large: HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS details R » {ert Morss Lovett, Goodwin B. Wat-| gument and debating” in their con-|3bencer. Frankiin; Charles. A. Stanley, see—r—ra= rrr Fak etalls concerning experi. i sn and William E, Dodd Jr. ference yesterday, conference Biwin B/ Br megane many friends, relatives, neighbors Sor ee A NORE once: ol Replies held conti ; arp, Trafa RT; don Ti De-| the acts of lo d kind d b - d k . 0X A= i 2 New Arrivals i Florida Paper Cleared sources said. Moyse: Fak ¢ Waltz, Hugerstown: sul fora tributes extended in our a Ice rs an Pac ers The Times ’ AUTO M {i 3 | . r . ayne; uglas| loss in the death of our beloved d : : Rep. Rankin (D. Miss.), congress- TWO ARE KILLE KILLED H. White Jr, Indianapolis: Charles F.| brother, Raymond A. Bigg gn Rn In Coke Dept. for Y Vv man responsible for making per- oe Bs a on hothoory: “paisa | Anks to Rev. W. A. Nelson. Rev. L. L SECRETARY ol Tn) ? : ’ urphy, (singer) George ( t 18 to 35 f P t i or our acation manent the un-American Activities| IN SHAM DOG FIGHT Sia ile, Torre Haute; Pog A Work, Eva Dn A dh ous, Danis) work: 6- day week: Sime and one- ne i committee, hinted there might be! Buenas r orley, Indi-| rrgetion Co.. Brotherhood of Carpenters half for over 40 hours. Permanent position for qualified 5 'a move to impeach members of the, Yow O., June 4 (U. . and Joiners Union and Aaron-Ruben Pu- SoPiieant. oven, be ol petont RED C

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)—A sham dog fight among ae OMAR, INC. — - ' In the contempt of cout case, |PUddies ended in tragedy last night COUNCIL TO DISCUSS CA LR 91 E. 16th St.

{when ‘one of the three airplanes our heartfelt thanks for everything, to| HOUSEKEEPER—Widow lady, middle- | Indpls. Paint & Color Co. GU. ny Dade Joomny, Fla, court fined," or army nia ship, PALESTINE PROBLEM De er ra TAL Ol aine| 378. bo oblection to I child: ye jeun.| % N. Capital um & CENTRAL | the Hera and Joh ; . y ards of sympa-| ry; stay: salary: phone afternoon or eve(for editorial eriti oh D Peunekamp crqghed, killing both occupants. Henry F. Schricker, former gov- thy and other courtesies extended at the nings, CH-4118-2. Blacksmith criticism of the courys Dead were Lt. ‘Gordon F. Smith. ernor of Indiana, will preside at Osha remberion Por truck flee

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cases, apolis chapter of the American |Maddox, employees of Advance Paint Co . AD SxCelen! STPISITLY dor compe Cabine —_— EE ———— mmm | The high court, however, sald the Keffer, 24, Youngstown, 0, Christian Palestine council tomor- Teil i Te re Saleslad es well paid future. Good starting airy. need COMFORT AND STYL ’ {editorials were not “a clear and An eyewitness saw the plane row in the Hotel Lincoln, : » ¢ Shey wes) th “Equipme - KE! { present, danger” to the fair acmin- ¢F24" a 8 jam a Taster o - The Palestine problem will be FUNERAL DIRECTORS 5 AMERICAN STATES INS. CO. : . istration of justice in Florida. It| {ee ‘ere a Yhe ® in discussed both at the 6:30 p. m.] CONKLE FUNERAL HOME Counter work in dry clean- 56 N. Meridiaw 4 Clerical [ warned that once the door of] B Ne Jenene {dinner and at a 4 p. m. session. 1934 W. Michigan st. FR-9622 ! : “permissible public comment” is| VIN oo of he Drivate|GUESt Speakers are Dr. Carl Her- FARLEY FUNERALS, 5 i224 ing branch sieres.-Permenent hav Bo Li" closed, “it closes #1 doors behind it"! ane ig > Oe A vale man Voss of New York, executive 1604 W._ Morr DRY WEEK MivigHiv. We i ’ Ss / e 1 : ; : i 11 2 t ‘ 1 VLAN SAORI FLAN marine flying corps, He received his | cCrCtATY Of the Christan Council BERT S. GADD daytime work. sponsible. positions Excelent: opportunity BANNER hn for Palestine (national), and Dean |32130 Prospect St. MA-0045 for advancement 318 i WASHINGTON — A _ large - scale Wings last month.- Howard LeSourd, former national GRINSTEINER'S v > : : ki LL i ih lg Proquetion 3 neia 3 won director of the American Palestine | 160 EB. New York MA-5374 Davis Cleaners LIBERTY MUTUAL INS. CO. i ; I NN ; c committee, G. H. HERRMANN 333 N. Penn. 539 A. & B. Bldg. > hi i il Co. of Australasia, which makes State Deaths Dr. Sumner L. Martin, chairman | 1308 8. EAST ST. MA-8488 2835 Northwestern Te— . | superphosphates. : of the local Christian Palestine HISEY & TITUS STENOGRAPHER reig THIS WEEK'S MOUNTING SPECIAL! AMERICUS—Mrs. Theresa Belle Dies. 71.| CAPter and pastor of the Roberts|ssi N. Delaware 81. L1- - - This week, we offer the beautiful stylish “Paulina” semi- | HOOSIER PAINT and || survivor: Husband, John. ' | Park Methodist church, will preside | FLANNER & AN—25 West Pal Shirt Pres 5-Day Week. Permanent work with ' io self-adjusting Rhodium finish mounting at a price CROWN POINT—Samue! D. Heck in the afternoon Creek Boulevard. TA-3371. $ firm making medicine products. Apply Ful e's pocketboo M . . : . rsonnel office or ca - . ranteed, Denutitully sngsaced, panes pos etock, Len LINOLEUM co 63. Survivors: Brothers, ® fob AS pd ———i ls SHIRLEY LEY BROS. CO. Operators pe Il LI-7374 and pearitex adjustable nose pads. Smart, stylish, will Be No “vif INNERSPRING MATTRESS M. Charles W. Henry Benjamin, Oliver SEE k 984 N Illinois L1-5409 P : you years of comfort, included and Matching Box $7900 Maggie Byrer, Mrs. Sedig Haruna, Mee. N w SUGAR CUT. JONES & HURT MORTUARY R Pitman-Moore Co. : ; 15-Day Trial BriDcpals oi Text Duuecians | Springs, pre-war quality FT. WAYNEJobn W. Keirns, 59. Sur- IN BAKING INDUSTRY up JHEFIELD CHAPEL STERLING LAUNDRY EE es - ¥ " a large optical sh d 211 E. Washin n. LL 2980 vivors: e, arah; aughters, rs. Night Ambulance Service A- | EEE a ir | ROT | fe hited SG | BE Eri A RE i on voton Jud 0 21 ~ GlTiR San = rere a cr - Sp ne a gest. bur. NO EXTRA branches in Tice The = - esi w— | Kerns; brother, Elmer; parents, Mr. and today considered making 5 ROBERT w. STIRLING . dustry: Je Poa, CL 1327. Penn. g Jou ever had. Perfect 2 principals ‘of this oid en || Mrs. Charles Rohn. sharp cut in sugar allotments to| 1423 Prospect A-6870 Office Help Ftenity for udvanre ; po cost. Cail at once and jablished concern Jave over ||| GET THE Joseph Herschfelder, 65, Survivors: |the baking industry, MORTUARY - 7 : 139 E 3 : an You too, will be satisfied. - “Li ’ ee | See an inanien Armtrong "EWA This would prevent bakers from VOIGT 193 Smiatia Typing Essential EXPERIENCED AND CAPABLE : i NATIONAL OPTICAL 145 N. Pennsylvania St. incoln Habit Justin D. Zollars, 53. Survivors: Wite, | USING their smaller flour supplies in| 75 Wikon “CHAPEL OF TF CHIMES" Also PBX Operator STENOGRAPHER HAND © 5 SYORES CO Dennison Bldg. SHOP FOR YOUR CAMERAS Rose; sons,” Richard, Owen: sister, Mrs. high-priced pastries instead of {ads Prospect st. MA-0438 ‘Union; steady : Open Saturday Evenings ’. om AND. FHOTO : Philip Lacey; brother, Frank F. | bread PAUL H. KRAUSS LAUNDRY 8’ Cen } © STORES IN PRINCIPAL. CITiEs § 0 SUPPLIER AT FRANKFORT—Harry Van Eaton. p Atel > FOUNDED 1897 Re 1 49 N. East Permanent position in executive

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ia | Mrs. Minnie Miller, Mrs. Clara A. Rickerd, | w LOB Rhakl IravellnE Bas com ee = 1LICI D \AZ ANI " CROSSWORD P LINC( LN Mrs. Minnie Miller, Mis. Cla 8 d.| ithin two weeks—before OPA LosT- Khaki traveling beg vontaining dis- = OFFICE HELP WANTED 7th floor. 2 lee Ro UZZLE *| makes its third quarterly industrial| _Chare : § Girls between ages of 20 and 30. . KENDALLVILLE—Mrs, Ella Baker, 82, papers; also wife's clothes between 430 Bookkeeping and stenographic po- Hip WM. H. BLOCK Co. _ » Answer to P ne sugar allotment. Byron ave, E. on 38th to Winthro, Working hours per . . er to Previous Puzxle nn " KENTLAND—Ralph R. Ortner, 45. Sur-| myo’ coooecad out ud RI ie DD. peraor Bde Op sitions open. orking ho West Side ] Russian Ruler ON WEST’ WASHINGTON ST. Yvon: Brouner, nun sisters, Mrs. Mary; 8g! cut would reduce| etyrn as soldier needs clothes. Reward.| INDIANA UNION MUTUAL INS. CO. STENOGRAPHIC ! ACROSS FROM THE ST ATE Housk || Harrington, Mrs, Lucille Jones. fees sugar consumption to the| HU-4762. 2105 _N. Meridian. See Mr. Coats. Positions ‘are avatlable. fo 223 | — | KOKOMO-—John O, Conley, 60, Suvi level of West Raymond a i » HORIZONTAL VERT: Bring your Photo Problems | sori Mite, Fog 8. danehiers, Mrs ius) ZC 22 SOT DOE Woe 1810 Reward NL Sina Office Clerks Sinee lephant work Good le dog, white b t sant workin | 1,8 Pictured 1 Light JoaL ENRICO to Our Trained Specialists. | Mary purbam; Brothers, George, Edward, | DEATH NOTICES 1 Ro Sah short” tail. 130° 8. Meridian. Apply Employment Office, Conditions and security. | LINOTYPI 1 ouc : ee | MA-9775 ™ : He ormer 4 : Pearl Pranz Bond, Survive 1 di i 1230 W. Morris St. Employment Office Union; steady XK is) 1 2 Silkworm DUTRA [A M13. Cora Merrell; brother, Coa: ndianspolis Times, Tyes. rs. June x) » 1046 LOST~In shopping district or E. Michigan turd ? . Mendian ti 41 §! Russian ruler, 3 Soft mineral ALLMAN—William J., age 490 years, be-| car. black corday purse. Identification, Except Saturday INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE co. GENERAL Eig ws Th we 4 Erbi Con RS AGL 73. Survivors: Wife, loved husband of Bery Allman, fa-| valuables, Keep money, return purse. . : i 3 e 3 xe ium (ab.) 2 SERVICE pe Mc ig anugnters Mrs. Lottie Lucile fer of voudrow, Ralph and a All-| LI-2898. Indianapolis Power & A Good Place for a Girl to Work Fugine Lathe ! z Asiatic arrow inlet v n, Nealis. Mrs. Thelma mney ales Allman) FARNET RING In gold mounting, In wash- ; i {Bo bi and brother of Dempsey Allman, Mrs. 8 i i ‘country $ Weapon Wi I Ma aliné Minton’ Sons, glerbers, Laster |} phase wohllgood op pltichmond,' Ind. | room of Peacock Restaura ny" Light Co. BXP. MECHA! it upees (ab.) sister, Mrs Clara Lewis. onday. nera ursday, : STENOGRAPHER me i 4 from the residence, 18 Plum st. I} d white Bi1 3 He Wag a czar 8 Brother of 25 Injures 42 Electrical unif LA PORTE-John Alfred Anderson, 69. Burial Floral Park. Priends may call ‘at Reman buy WITIk, 10 years old, answers Woman MEN ie ——— Jacob -(Bib.) 26 Distress signal 43 Right (ab) Ta Sore ae, Ura; brothérs; Edward, Jl Jesidence after 7 p. m. "ruesday. Bhir-| 16 name “Bkeeter.” Call MA-8697. Experienced in auditing. 28 to 35: must be able to take heavy % Exp 0 Hoa 9 Assistant 27 Dine ie 44 Over (contr.) [3 : Mrs, Sarah Keen Smith. 75. Survivors:| BROWN—Edgar P, of 2440 Adams st., LO > Easter ME deep gon: Bookkeeping expetihes desiiaie pon i aon 1 i or i 15 : JK » counter Eastern r - ermanent position for depen gir | + 15 Achieve 10 Small child 28 Compass point 46 Domicile - 5 5 ; BoA ya Ri 1090} Risk. 84; husband of fia} Monday evening, se} agous reward. Please call BE-del). Apri M2. P,.C. Neidinger, Pleasant, modern, air-conditioned office, x Po ab i e ' if 18 Augment 12 Coin 30 Mimic 47 At all times il Mrs, Evan M. Walsh, 61. Survivors: Hus-| Df. Wendell E. Brown, brother of Mrs, |LOST — Yellow gold Alton watch, Gear ta lis Morris PI Call Ri-§0)8. 34. M WIP. M . White City, om highwa Thursday night ndianapolis orris an ii 13 Disencumber 31 Obt about band, Anthony; son, August; daughter,| Lina I. O'Connor, Mrs. Anna B. Sherman ite City, ighway Hh 19 High card 16 Toward arn an 48 Brother od rs, Herman 'Berkowskii; sister, Mrs.| and Elmer R. Brown; grandfather of| Reward. TA-7217 110 E. Washington. STENOGRAPHER ACME-EVA 21 Leapin an 32 Cloth 49 Indian weight Ralph Cripe; brother, Prank a David Wendell Brown, Services Thurs- —Black cordia bag City Market > i Se 3 Rough Java Jneasures 50 Child NN. vilam 5. Teg. 8 Suryi- 236 Station st, Pri he pinion By ards nt Reward, IR-9754 a Buwe Billers Automobile accessory experience i de } ominions 39 Incite 52 Art (Lati vors. Wife, Annie; sons ifred. Clyde; 8! ones a “| oy ! 1 : 2 atin) daughters, Mrs. Geneva Bo lal Crown Hill. Moore Mortuaries. fOBT— Pinscher, Su named . helpful but not necessary; 40-hour oppor [| 22 Regret 22 Ransoms 40 Dry 54 From Norris: brother Oscar; bi "LH CENKO—Steve Jr. age 27 years, husband Duke ids ward. WA-0672. Typists a, Located on: Circle. Te of } 23 Mother » 24 Property item 41 She 56 Sloth easley, Mrs. Minnie Ellis, of Eudella, son of Steve Cenko Br. of | LOST NDAY — ET camer A products for : . LOGANSPORT_.A. J. Cashdoiler, 97.| Ary and brother of lene, Marghretoand| Kresges Reward MASS Stenographers PURE OIL CO or sxiagsive meal o 0 Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. B. E. Cline, |30¢ Lenko, all o : . . » Mrs Herman Wats. ‘Mrs. Ed Tiel, A Prankle, J. Wayne and Mike (oenko, | STRUCTIONS 5-Day, 40-Hour, Week 810 Test Bldg., LI-5591. good following esse . R. Mulberry; sons, Harry, Leo, Ray AFL Passer. awa STOKELY-VAN CAMP, INC Firsonal h ! Edward, ’ '| Wednesday, 2 p. m., at ‘Royster & Askin - C . . story "Mort sty 2H w. Washington st. Burial 153% COURSE SALE 041 N. Meridian 3 Stenographers Times. _... .. % MIDDLETON--R, G. Murphy. Survivors: Mori 1. Priends may call at the mor- (1. Downtown air-conditioned office. Wil Wife, Clara; son, Dr. Nathan; daughter, | tuary oa time, Special, 25-Reg. $200 Value. Sonsicer H, 8. graduate. RI-9311, Mr, | N Mss. Pred Smiwn, CLARK—Martha Lou, age 15. 1800 Good-| We re mit Jab education, Lears . ftehe. Sok AMONON~—Luth: _| “let, daughter of Leo and Thelma Clark, | in 8 ree alogue GIRL : H vors. Wife, ther Das as, nud sister of Eugene Clark, passed away Mon-| phone i, terms. Be inde. @ Electromatic T ist Experienced Chi daughter, 1 ah and night scheol excellent wages at Ms. Giadts Holland, a. Juncral Thursday, A A Turley bentent, aro nod ENTION for downtown office, bookkeeping experi- T N S L z oY neral Home orris s Tr \ - WSL 1a MONROEVILLE Lucille Ann Barasine may call at the funeral home. This school approved by G.l office. Om | ence helpful, no typing. age 20 to. 30. GOOD STARTING SALARY Jones | Mrs. Norman Sarrazine; brothers, Ken-| COOK—John 8. Jr, of 1323 Montcalm st. | 4) Joma fifies you te work in Indiana | pleasant working conditions, §':-day week for fast, accurate typist. A sePp! Rd neth, Robert, Norbert, Leo; sister, Mary. entered into rest Sunday evening, age 3| and states. Under G.L plan all] Apply 718 Electric building. cured future with 242] E TERRE HAUTE Mrs. Margaret E.|JCATS: son of Jon a. and hrigting School expenies 81¢ veld and rou are given 4 3-DAY WEEK . ; gh 00! rother © ristina, Norma, Jo obs furn a. T . ga TL William J. Filia and Watts Cook, | FAndaOn of Clazence AR wi Months complete Aramng ned AMERICAN STATES INS. CO, MEC ” ' i 4 ’ y rt an sie Cool Ww . § 3 . For location. of nearest Mrs. Stel Jericins. he Eee Bs od Service Wadnand: 10's. at Northeati| & Sumers ars trom $125 to 9208 weakly, why Wanted Bookkeeper 542 N. Meridian st . J — Mrs. Edis Dice, Chape ation sf ends are veal e— penn 1 mechanics. onl store phone Wabash 52 Caer. Jan eryion:, son, Lloyd: Tunries. Buta Ofown HNL, ‘Mowe Me : Ro al Beauty Academy Lady preferred, 30-40 yrs. One who can Typists a week; bonus p w 4 A {linols and . . ad Grover and Clarence Rice, Sisters Mrs. GLOVER—Frank Atleg, of 1316 W. 23d a, vet bldg. a furnish best of references, and do typing Apply Employment Office, Apply P a Ruby Rice. : or tioved Inner Sh, Taicls Ahn hn TT te fom reliable men | Must have plenty of experlence. Good 1230. W. Morris St 24 Tractio WALTON— Richard Land, 72. Survivors: | Rubin Heim of Tndiana 18; W, C. ‘Glover | who would like to train in spare time to|salary to right person. See Mr. Peek in . a 8 ©, rh Sisters, Mrs, Margaret Gibson, Mrs, Car- of (Champaign, HI. Heer Glover of cverhaul and inital refrigeration and Wir) person. 137 W. Washington St. Y Except Saturday Indianap : rie Mullendore; brother, William. Paris, Li, und IY ‘munany a oY Lahing- | con sondisiohing “intined il TL ter De J er : a ssed . m. Fu- : - WINDFALL--Emerson 1B: Shigley, 58. neral Serv eer 3 Wednesday, p. mow work. For information | = —— g IndNenapol Power & PROD Survivors: Wife, Naomi; te at once vin . FE PR PR Be We Mrs. 4 Bros, Central ond JX | thot BE oT oir el working Phone RI-5851 lowest want.ad word 4 t C on , Ern , Mrs, . : Se On " A Bids James, T, est; s ter 8 Tiina rial Gi om I me. Times. . cate in the. city ust resulta J igh 0." Lan = Ba ae Th A Si de tiie ai g . 2 tat vi J . 4 = A 0 a = : : has 4 ih Li 5 » PEvoiiE ; Ba 4 % 4 * yo Ns + % . o gi pa i 5 . % i > %