Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 June 1946 — Page 16

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By ART WRIGHT Times Staff Writer CLEVELAND, O, June 5.-Ten-sion ran high in the national marbles tournament today and- the victims were Indianapolis’ Donald Yates and Pittsburgh's Thomas Rowell, who were tied for the lead in league No. 1 yesterday. While each was battling to gain the edge, the Cleveland contender, Richard Zielinski, jumped into the league lead in the first half of today's round. Sixteen games were to be played today and there was a chance for Donald Yates to regain his margin. Indianapolis and Pittsburgh split

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league for four games each day. Donald won every game he played against the girl from Canton, O, and against the boy from Grand Rapids, Mich., yesterday. He had Jost three to the Canton girl Monday

he had won 22 games and lost 10 to earn a two-day play average of .688. In the overall tournament average, the Indianapolis champion was

TRIO BEATS, ROBS

driving were a radio and a bicycle motor taken in the holdup. In the glove compartment were eight fraternal rings with jewelers’ tags, believed to have been stolen in a re-

When Donald started today’s play| cent holdup at Frankfurt.

Gen, Joseph T. McNarney said toin a three-way tie for fourth place|day he had raised his estimate of among the 20 contenders. The lead- |the minimum necessary er, Billy Oetjen of Augusta, Ta., had | the occupation of Germany from 10 an average of .812 for winning 26 to 15 years.

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15-YEAR OCCUPATION SEEN FRANKFURT, June 8 (U, P)—

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games and losing six.

|tainment following the marble session was a picnic and admission to

Highlights of yesterday's enter-

every ride and attraction at Euclid amusement park. ‘Tonight the champions attend another theater party.

EXPECTS MORE BIDS ON MT. VERNON FIELD

Lt. Col. Ben Herr, assistant state adjutant general, said today that he would return to Mt, Vernon next Tuesday to receive more open bids on 17%-acre armory field. Cok Herr returned 'to Indianapolis after a trip to Mt. Vernon yesterday during which he received three open bids on the property,

highest of the three bids was $6300. Col. Herr added that it would be “perhaps two or three weeks” be-

fore the armory board would meet to act on the sale of the property.

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SAY 600 CHINESE SLAIN

BATAVIA, June 5 (U, P).—An allied headquarters spokesman reported tonight that Indonesians had slain 600 Chinese in a settlement west of the Tangerang river, 15 miles from Batavia.

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ALLMAN-—William Me! loved husband of Bery Allman, father of Woodrow, Ralph nl Richard Allman, Eve lyn Foster, Frances Allman and brother of Pen Marjorie

Allman, Mrs. ichmond, Ind., pred

Funeral Thursday,

Shirley Service. ARNOLD-—Nellle, age mn, 1632 Pleasant st.,, passed away Tuesday morning, mother of Mrs. Corean Fesler, Dallas G. Robert E. Arnold; sister of John Dodson, Jacksonville, Fla. Services at the J. C, Wilson “Chapel of the Chimes,” 1234 Prosect st., Friday, 1 p. m. Priends invited. urial Washington Park. Friends may call the “Chapel of the Chimes.” BROWN—Edgar F., of 2440 Adams st, entered into rest Monday evening, age 64, husband of Nelle M. Brown, father of Dr. Wendell E. Brown, brother of Mrs. Lina I. Sr Connor, Mrs. Anna B. Sherman and er Brown; grandfather of David Wonder Brown. Services Thursday, 2 p. un. at the Northeast Chapel, Station Priends are welcome. Burial Crown i, Moore Mortuaries.

BURNETT—Rufus J, husband of Aszeal, nephew of Andrew and Freda Wick and Henry, Emma, Chris and Ella Nicumeyof, passed away Wed AY a8 m. may call at the Tolin Funeral Home, 1308 Prospect st., after 7 p. m. Wednesday, Service Friday, 2 p. m, from funeral home. Burial Crown Hill. Friends invited.

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CLARK-—-Martha Lou, age 15, 1809 Goodlet, daughter of Leo and Thelma Clark, sister of gene Clark, passed away Monday. Funeral Thursday, 2 p. m. at Parley Puneral Home, 1604 W. Morris st. Friends may call at the funeral home.

DRISCOLL—Catherine, beloved Thomas Driscoll, passed away Monday, June 3. Puneral Thursday, June 6, from the family residence, 320 8. Oakland ave. at 8:30 a. m.; requiem mass at Holy Cross church, 8 a, m. Priends invited. Priends may call at residence. Interment Holy Cross cemetery. Blackwell service.

FARREN-—Jo G., age 68, beloved brother of Mrs. Hettie Mitchell, Robert and Hulbert Farren, pe away Tuesday p. m. Funeral services Priday 10 a. m. from Shirley Brother's’ Irvington Chapel, §377 E. Washington st. Burial Washington Park. Priends may call at the chapel any time after 10 a. m. Thursday.

KEATON--Adelbert B., 63 years, beloved husband of Estella Keaton, father of . Ida Julian and Mrs, Vi Drahoss, Busted away Tuesday p. m. Funeral Priday, 1:30 p. m., at the Meridian Heights Prolbytesing Church. Friends invited Burial Crown Hill. Priends may call at the residence, 4302 Winthrop ave. from 6 p. m. Wednesday to 11 a, m. Friday and at the church from 12:30 until hour of service, G. H, Hertmatn Service.

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husband of Edmo C., Morris, Harry and Mrs. Helen wimmer, all of Indianapolis, Mrs. Lena Rosenblum and Mrs. Ruth Wiessman, both of Los Angeles, Jack ad Marer of Omaha, Neb assed a Wednesday. Services conducted b. “the Praternal and Protective Order o Ba No. 13 and the Oriental F. & A, M. 500, at He J une & Buchanan a: Friday m. Friends invited. Burial Crows’ oh Periends may call at mortuary. METCALF--Miss Martha L., director of me economics for 18 3 rs in the Sleighton Farm School for Girls, Darling, Pa. ssed away June 4 at Philadelphis’ Pa. Graveside service in Crown Hill Thursday, 10:30 a. m, Arrangements by Fanner & Buchanan. MORGAN Bessie A. vision st. mother of Mrs, Lenoyice McSing at aud Guy Bertram, daughter of Se ellman, Crown Center, Ind.; sister of pin Wilkinson, Pranklin, Tenn.;

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Leo, Elza and Estele Jones, passed away Tuesday. Puneral services Priday, 2 p.m, at the y Street Church of the Nazarene Friends may call at the Farley Funeral Home, 1604 W. Morris. SIGMON Charles M., of 4801 Pletcher ave, entered into rest Monday afternoon, 88 years; husband of Lillle A. Sigmon; brother of Mrs, G. I. Owen, Mrs Emma Lester, Mrs. BE. P. Burrows, Earl Z and Dale W. Sigmon, Services Thursday 1:30 p. m. at the Irvington Chapel, 5342 E. Washington st. Priends are welcome Burial Memorial Park. Moore Mortuary, STONER-Jonathan W. MeCordsville, R. 1, beloved father of Prank Stoner, foster-father of Willlam G. Reynolds,

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Atlas Buper Market, 4401 EB. New York.

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CARD OF THANKS 3

ACHELPOHL—We are deeply appreciative and extend our heartfelt thanks for everything to each friend, neighbor, relative for the acts of love, messages of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes extended in our recent loss, the death of our beloved husband and father, William Our sincere thanks to Rev , employees of Indianapolis Water Co. and Moore funeral service. WIFE AND BON.

DOTY--With deepest gratitude sid nd Shs preciation we extend our heartfelt thanks to our friends, neighbors, Beastie for the beautiful floral tributes, messages of sympathy and other courtesies extended In our recent loss, the death of our beloved husband and father, Owen Leslie Doty. Our sincere thanks to Rev. M. A. Reynolds, members of the Bridgeport Bcottith Rite, Eastern Star, Vet. erans of Foreign Wars, Sgt. Ralph Barker Post No.

1587 and Planner & Buchanan WIFE AND CHILD!

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serviceman with’ ence.

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40 N, Meridian INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO.

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Washington & Blackford Sts. iE independent oil company has ex.

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RI-9311--Mr. Mitch

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YOUNG WOMEN

Pirst year average earnings up to 338 for 40-hour week. Employment Office,

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College-trained Girls for service representative and other Telephone Work.

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ployment Office 240 N. Meridian

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925 N. Illinois @t.

Steady Employment

We have several openings for gqualifi women who are willing snd able Jo Jor A

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Jraons| history in first letter, Box 636,

A-l Mechanic

Experienced Chrysler line. Permean excellent wages and hours. only

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2421 E. Washington MECHANICS

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Indianapolis Railways PROOF READER

a¥pelighos to get union

Bad Soup Weim: iseniag Cou 418 By Bld. MA-3

METAL MAN

Good proposition for a thoroughly experienced man. Apply

Superior ( Chev. Inc. Metal Man

Permanent

Jones & Maley

2421 E. Wash. St. Metal Polishers

and

Buffers

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Zenite Metal Corp. Near 201 N. West St. MECHANIC ®

MUST 5 A-1 IN EXPERIENCE. 2324

NIGHT WATCHMAN

Must be sober and -conscientious.

HICKMAN OLDS

1510 N. Meridian RI-6378

S-day week. Inquir

pioy

Indianapolis Bleaching Co.

900 W. Wabash (at Blake BSt.)

WELL established insurance company desires women, ages 18 to 50, for extensive survey program; hourly rate plus bonus, day or evening work, See Mr. Harworth, 1 to 3 p. m. only, 813 Merchants Bank bldg.

MALE-FEM. HELP WANTED Comptometer Operator

Experienced * 5- DAY WEEK

5 Apply haa Office 8 to 13 Dally

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Blackford and W. Maryland

Ediphone Operator Comptometer Opr.

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

General Electric Supply Co.

Work With J. A. Goodman

at NATIONAL HOSIERY MILLS

Nearly everyone brought the hosiery industr, apolis over 25 years ago, Ww reputation for the highest earnings finest working conditions,

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Call RI-6511, 8a. m. to Bp. m.

HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.

many friends, relatives, the acts of love and kindness and beaut ful floral tributes extended in our vid

brother, Raymond A. Bhar thanks to Rev. W. A. Nels

Traction Co, Broth therhood ot Tand Union snd

HARP--We wish sincerely to thank our Heigtibors Jor

loss in the death of our beloved son and Our sincere

Rev, L. L. | Murphy, (singer) George Gough, (planist) Simmons, employees of eas

Hand Sewers

Top Salaries Patd to oJSperienced Fur Pinisher

Indiana Fur Co.

whe Indiap-

, Fine trated. Opening now,

326 W. Geo LI-8443. LIGHT BICTANIO and ediphone operator, also general office work. Apply Linde-Air Products Co. 720 N. Penn.

“EXPERIENCED DICTAPHONE OPERATOR, SECRETARIAL

s-Day week: starting salary $40 References Rocessary Tie for interview Address Times, Box’ A-7 LL L MAIL AND FILE Sr Desirable hours Stems. Sone & Stone, 649 Consoll-

SECRETARY

Permanent position for—qualified applicant, Must be com t Ediphone operator. Apply to Mr. Routzahn.

Jndpls, Paint & Color Co.

Capitol

“x STENOGRAPHER

5- DAY WEEK

sponsible positions, for advancement.

114 B Washington.

LIBERTY MUTUAL INS, CO. (333 X. Penn, | B90 A 4B. Bids.

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625 N. East

Soda Fountain

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See Mr. MOORE Apply ‘at office

HOOK'S bxva storss

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Experienced Press Operators

Good Hours—Good Pay

Tiffany Laundry

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| WELL established- insurance company de-

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