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re warned to stars 1 for rabies. The d to have leaped C. H. Denson, Jack Rigsby.

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| Contracts

city board of Il award contracts »f the new Junior iday evening, July 1 is expected to , with the buildled within a year, new- school were but the contract hat time because ed the available it has since been w bids on the con4,196.

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Edwards, recently et superintendent onference, will be pastors who will North Methodist sence of Dr. Dallas

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topic Sunday as be “righteousness

SCRAP STEEL y 8 (U. P.) —Leigh ent of Inland Steel y that “a sizable \p steel is being le market in hopa despite an acuta naterial at the na-

izations

rey will be in charga pgsion and initiation he Major Harold C, United Spanish wes nday at p. m. jates to the nation

Wis, Aug 4

aukee, Marga rs (rs. Laura Oren, Mrs, Ora Love, and Mrs,

ymmittee of Alfarata Pocahantas, will have \rty at the Food Craft m. Mrs. Louise Hale

540 O. BE. 8. is plan~ Tow at. 1:30.p. m. In ville. Mrs, Julia Kae { arrangements,

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by ie lave Framkin P< Roogevelt

Lo READY ~ FOR ELECTION

Voters Consider Result Already Determined.

Times Foreign Service MEXICO CITY, July 6.—Mexigo's 2,700,000 registered voters go to the polls tomorrow to east their ballots for the next president. But to many of them it seems a pure waste of time, for they are convinced Miguel Aleman will get the office, one way or another. If Mr. Aleman, Partido” Revoluclonario Institutional (P. R. 1.) candidate, blessed by the present chief executive, Manuel Avila Camacho, does not get enough ballots in the boxes, his opposition declares, the ballots will be ignored.

Communism Is Issue

Domestic affairs have not played much part in this campaign. Nor have any foreign issue§ except communism, which is hurled at the P. R. I, and what the Almanistas in turn call “American. intervention.” Mr. Aleman's strongest ponent. former Foreign Minister Padilla, kept busy denying he is king

help from the U.S.

The “recently published: accusation by Gen. Juan Andréau Almazon, defeated 1040 DE candi- $ he WS 1 ] hat be he ee in the belief that when Mr. Roosevelt had won his own election campaign the U. 8S. would keep hands off in Me£ico, sounds reasonable to Mexicans. Intervention Watched They are wondering if perhaps gome similar form of U.S: intervention is in the making now. Ezequiel Padilla is a strong friend of the U.S. .Recently he has made a number of statements interpreted by his enemies as a plea for U.S. intervention. He denies this motive,

but if he feels he has been “robbed”

at the polls, it appears likely that he would not refuse diplomatic help from the U.S. This could take the form, for instance, recognize Mr. Aleman as presidentelect until* his election had been proved beyand dispute to have been brought about in honest and free

balloting. Copyrignt 1948. by The Indianapolis Times | The Chicago Daily News; Ine.

| MONROE RURAL LIFE | ~~ SUNDAY IS PLANNED

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preacher, will be the headliner at

the annudl Monroe county rural life

Sunday on July 14 at the Elletts-| ville school: gymnasium. Dr.

SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1048 _

of refusal to!

It Gels Pretty Hot At War Crime Trial

NUERNBERG, Germany, July 6 (U. P)—A fire burned“for 20 minutes yesterday in a kitchen two floors below the war crimes tribunal courtroom while persons. in the court, ignorant of the blaze, ogmplained of the heat. The blaze began in an exploding gasoline stoye and spread to nearby cans of gasoline. Nobody was injured, and the’ fire was %* tinguished by courthouse guar before the fire department reached the scene: In the courtroom u| a Judge asked Dr. Otto Stahmer, attorney for Hermann Goering: “Would you rather read the conclusion before or after lunch? It's rather hot in here.” “Yes, I'm feeling the heat,” the attorney replied.

MENTALITY OF JAP WITNESS UNDER FIRE

TOKYO, July 6 (U. P).-~Ma). Gen. Ryukichi Tanaka, the prosecution's best witness to date in the Far Eastern war crimes trials, will be attacked verbally during defense cross-examination on grounds he once was a mental patient, it was reported today. x Two American ‘members or the defense staff announced they plan

in; ispinton

real, Gen. Tanaka was the first prose cution witness to link definitely a | defendant with the charges in the case. He linked two of the principal defendants — ex-Premier = Hideki Tojo and Lt. Gen. Kenji Doihara, former chief ‘political advisor to Japanese forces in China, to the Jap aggression in ‘North China, ‘One American attorney stated he! planned to introduce a certificate showing Tanaka had been confined to a mental hospital. expected the witness to admit his confinement,

U, S, WHEAT TRADING

WASHINGTON, July 6 (U. P.).— A high agriculture department official warned today the United {States may run -itself “right out of ine Jon wheat market” if domestic | 8 rise too hig

BRITON BLASTS

“ {tribution of funds. to Mosley's dis-

kas ‘mentalv vonfinement io EEN dou

He said he|-

PRICE HIKES TO HURT

AT H. 6. WELLS

Sir Oswald Denies Royalty Aided Fascist Union.

LONDON, July 6 (UP) -S8ir Oswald Mosley denounced today as “utterly fantastic” a rumor quoted by H. G. Wells that the British royal family was involved in a con-

solved British Union of Fascists. “It is absolute nonsense” Sir

| copter pickup of ‘airmail was de-

Helicdpter Used To Pick Up. Mail

BRIDGEPORT, Corin., July 6 (U. IP). ~The state's first direct heli-

scribed today as a success. "A Sikorsky 8-51 helicopter landed | behind the postoffice as thousands of spectators watched. It took aboard 65,264 pieces of mail, weighing 972 pounds. The mail was flown in: 10 minutes to the municipal airport where it was transferred to a Boston-New| York plane,

ra,

Oswald stormed. “The royal family never involves itself in any controversy. No member of the royal

“Socialist “Leader,” yesterday - de- | manded ‘an investigation of the

gested if royalty were involved in

[the “House of Hanover”—the name world war I for the “House of Windsor”—should abdicate and of into exile, “As a matter of fact,” Sir Oswald, said, “I have dealt completely with |

lous rumor such. as that mentioned by Wells, as

sensical charges.”

ung 6 Sir Qswald had accept a gift of nearly $250,000 from Benito Mussolini in January, 1934. There was no suggestion the royal family had any connection with the Mosley movement,

LEGION OPENS FIRST ‘COLLEGE’ TOMORRO

' About. 100 members of posts throughout the nation will assemble tomorrow for the opening of the first American Legion college for | future leaders. To be held at national head- | quarters the next two weeks, the sessions will stress subjects of value! in training members for better service as post officials. First student to enroll was William Selby, Phoenix, Ariz, who arrived today. Students will stay at the. Antlers ‘hotel during the training period. A banquet will be held in their |

family has ever contributed or been asked to contribute to my group.” | Mr. Wells, writing in the weekly rumors he said were afloat. He sug-|

contributions to the Mosley Fascists, |

abandoned by the royal family in,

this matter of my organization's funds in my new book, ‘My Answer.’| It's a complete answer to the ridicu-! well As other non-|

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Ask tor OIROULATI to give

Prices official Ba out the gov- honor at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow in| Heltonaville.

ernment already has withdrawn] {from the domestic wheat market

because prices went above former]

OPA ceilings when price controls | expired. The government

ceiling levels.

world demand for food, many coun-

has - ELLETTSVILLE, Ind, July 6.— | pledged not to buy wheat at above- ® Dr. John W. Holland, WLS radio He said even with the stamendos|

tries might be forced to stop buying]

the hotel. V. M. Armstrong is president of the college. Faculty is composed of | Legion officials.

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P m, Services Flanner & Buchanan Moruary Monday, 10:30 a. m. Priends invited. Interment Crown Hill. Friends may rtuary. Services In charge of

{call at mo

| American wheat if prices went too! ment today was notified of the | Millersville Masonic Lodge.

Holland will speak at the high. Higher wheat prices also|death of Mrs. Estella Ross, wife of | GIB

afternoon service, which will con- | would curtail UNRRA's grain pur-| Harry Ross, retired policeman. vene at 2 o'clock. Monroe SEY i chases. «

churches are co-operating with th

{ |

Mrs. Ross died ' yesterday Phoenix, Ariz.

Services and burial | Farm bureau and other rural ‘NEWSPAPER OFFICIAL |i be in Phoenix at § a. m, Mon-

groups in sponsoring this annual event.

A union choir, representing all| of these churches, will provide the 'P.).—Charles E. Crockett, 69, secre- | four years ago and engaged in the music, under the direction of Rev. tary-treasurer of the South Bend oi] buSness. While residing here, | and Pastor Tribune, died last night of a heart they lived at 1315 College ave.

Kenneth Neuenschwander, of the Bloomfield Baptist church.

DIES AT SOUTH. BEN

SOUTH' BEND, Ind, July 6 w.!

ailment,

“A

The Ross family moved to Ari- | retirement |

zona after Mr. Ross’

E. C. Fricke of the Indiana Farmr| Mr Crockett, son of one of the MRS. ANNA LOUISE MEYER bureau will speak at the morning {founders of the Tribune, was grad-| services for Mrs. Anna Louise! KURTZ—Emma M. 67 years. of 310 Blue |

service. served .at 12:30 o'clock

PILOT CRASH-LANDS AT DANVILLE, UNHURT

DANVILLE, Ind. July 6 (U. P.). tary in 1898 and secretary-treasurer | | Thursday in her home, 1145 Laurel | | MARTIN Louise beloved mother of of Mrs and

A basket dinner will be!

pen fraternity. He joined the staff of the Tribune {shortly afterward, becoming secre-

—Janis Allen, 27, Buffalo, N. Y,, es- in 1901.

caped injury last night when he

He is survived by the widow.and

crash-landed his small plane in an two children.

oats field.

Mr. Allen said he found his gas CHURCHES, HOSPITAL

supply nearly exhausted. The plane crashed through a fence bordering

the fleld, skidded across a highway

and hit a tree. He said he bought

the plane at Walnut Ridge, Ark.

and was flying it home when the

ARE BENEFICIARIES GOSHEN, Ind., July 6 (U. P).—

{Two~ churches, a hospital, and a! | Michigan school will benefit from!

instruments failed and he became the estimated $100,000 estate of Leo

lost.

LOCAL MAN CHARGED |

Times Special

CRAWFORDSVILLE, July 6.—

IN FATAL ACCIDENT

| L Baushke, official of a soft drink | | company who died June 16." The Pepsi-Cola company execu- | tive left $5000 each to the. Goshen hospital and the Goshen Episcopal church, | copal

urested as he prepared to ieave a his wife,

local hospital, Isaac Gerbofsky, 47,

of Indianapolis,

pear in city court Aug. 1.

State officer James Gilliland, who charged Gerbofsky with responsibility for an accident last Monday in which Floyd Pash, 23, also of Indianapolis was

made the arrest,

killed:

was charged witn| reckless driving and ordered to ap-|

At her death the bulk of the es{tate will go to the Benton Harbor, {Mich., school city for use by the Benton Harbor high school athletic association; the will- sets out.

CYCLIST 1S INJURED Times Special

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, July 6.— Youn White, 56, assistant custodian

$2500 to the Bristol Epis-| - church, and the remainder to and Technical high school, he was Orange and Lau

uated from «Wabash college Where| Meyer: charter member of Emmaus of jue was ‘an honor student and a Evangelical Lutheran church, wil member of Phi Beta Kappa scho- be held in the church at 3 p. m. E Kep

BS—Robert, 49 years, of 1210 N. Tahusband of Mrs. Alberta Gibbs, ison of Mrs. Cora Gibbs, stepfather of | Mrs uby Jones and Elm Josier, | brother of Walter Gibbs, Bainbridge, Ind., Mrs. Mildred McBey, Mrs. Evelyn Totten, | passed away Saturday. Friends may call {at the Jordan Funeral H E. 10th |st., after noon Sunday. Puneral Tuesday. | July 5.9:30 a m. Friends invited. Buriai | Bainbridge.

OHNSON—Arthur T, Massachusetts ave, ! Johnson, father of Mrs. Howard Ely of | oft Mrs. Gladys Baldwin. Raymo Noel Johnion of California, ay Prida Priends ma oh an Puneral Home, 242 uiver noon nday. Puneral Ju 10, 10 m. Friends Burial Washington Park, ,

| coma,

70 years, of 1621 husband of Talma

invited.

Ridge road, wife of Jacob Kurtz, mother nn A. sister of Mrs. Rosie L. Weeks, Mrs. Rebecca Clouse of city; Mrs. Elsie Zimmerman of Lomard, Ill. George of Monticello, and Harry

Ke fla, Ind, passed away SaturMonday. Burial will be in Con- day Friends may SF Jordan Punera) Home. 2428 E 10th st after cordia cemetery. n Sunday. Time of funeral given later | Mrs. Meyer, who was 78, died | Por information call CH-8300.

Ist. She was born in Germany and | came here while a child. She was jie widow of Charles C. Meyer, ho died in 1930. Roel are a son, Prof, W. Carl. | Meyer, formerly an organ music| teacher in Chicago, and a grandson, W. Carl Meyer Jr., Ft. Wayne. |

THOMAS MAY NAME TO VA HOSPITAL POST :*

Thomas ‘B. May, a former lieu- | o

| tenant colonel in medical adminis[trative corps, today was named, | executive officer of the Veterans hospital on Cold Springs rd. A graduate of Butler university

{employed at Eli Lilly & Co. before | entering the service in 1940.

TRANSIT TIEUP ENDS SAN FRANCISCO, July 6 (U. P.). —Full scale streetcar service in San Francisco was resumed today after striking employees of the privatelyowned California Street Cable Car Co, agree to return to work.

BEER PRICES HIKED

ROTARY INSTALLATION {at the Eagles home, is in ‘the ~o yMBUS Ind. July 6.—The CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, July | Bloomington hospital for treatment price of beer was hiked to‘20 and 6—W. Paul Tippett, automobile injuries suffered yesterday|25 cents a bottle in Columbus tav-

dealer, was installed as president| when the motorcycle he was riding |erns today. Tavern proprietors also

of the Crawfordsville Rotary club|njt a hole in the road and threw cut the size of 10 cent glasses of

at the organization's weekly lunchFor- the past year he had served as vice president in Other officers were installed at the same

eon Wednesday. charge of programs.

time.

THREE DIE IN CRASH NEW YORK, July 6

others were injured seriously early today when a truck

mohile on East River drive.

instantly were Vera Conroy, 22;

Florence Conroy, 20, and John Shee-

han, all of New York.

NOBLESVILLE WHEAT IN

Times Special . NOBLESVILLE, Ind, July 62—The first of the 1946 wheat crop has coming from the Lyman Cosand farm. The wheat cent moisture, graded No. 2, and the field averaged

reachéd Noblesville, contained 12% per 2714 bushels per acre.

SWIMMERS SET RECORD NOBLESVILLE, Ind, July 6.—Al

attendance records at the Forest were _ broken July 4, when more than 3000 persons were admitted during “the day, Mrs. Bertha Brasher, man-

Park swimming pool here

ager, has

(U, P).— Three persons were killed and six

loaded with pienicker’s returning from a holiday trip collided head-on with an autoKilled |

him off.

{draft beer from 10 to 8 ounces.

Charges Filed

Against Wife

In 'Mercy' Death of Invalid

COLUMBIA CITY, Ind, July 6

veterans’ hospital at Marion, ‘Ind.

WilMartin of Indianapolis, at Soldiers years,

ze, Richm liam R. (Tuck) assed away Thursda evens ome, Lafayette, In neral Monday. July’ Fad | Memo orial Puneral Home, 8t. Anthony's church Friends may call at {Owensboro (Ky. 1

m., Buri Ay Hill Ortuary any time

(papers please copy.) MEYER--Anna Louise, age 178, beloved | mother of Prof. W. Carl Meyer and

Fandmother of W. Carl Meyer Jr. of Fort ne, passed away at 14 Laurel y. Funeral services 8 3 p m, at the Emmaus utheran Church. Burial Con- . Priends invited. Friends may eall at the Meyer & Abdon Funeral Home any time. (Chicago papers please copy.)

js HAEKEL—William H. 751 Pleasant Run bivd, South dr. beloved husband of Martha and brother of Mrs. Amelia Tiete(man, New Palestine. Ind, Mrs. Mary and Minliie Leininger, n ton, Pred of un - | taintown. George Elwood, Anton C (deceased), July {6th. Service at the church,

ed way Tuesday, Evangelical rel st ordia cemetery. Priends may call at the Bert 8. Gadd Puneral Home, 1047 Churchave. Sunday and Monday afternoons Ay evenings, (Tipton and Elwood papers please copy.)

SEAY Kenneth J, age 51, beloved father of Carl R. and Hansel Seay, son of Vassie McCloud, brother of Margaret E Furbee, Fern A, Carson, Susan E. Lena Odekerk, Irene M. Egbert, O., Paul J., Thomas M. and Arthur D. Seay, passed away Trieay p. m. Funeral Monday, 1 p. m. H. Herrmann Funeral Home, 1505 s Sas st. Friends invited. Burial Whitestown Lutheran cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p. m, Saturday. TINDER—Amos F, 1417 W, 27th st. father of Mrs. Nellie N. Whitlock, Los Angeles, : Miss Beaulah ’ Tinder, Milland and Robert Tinder, Terre Haute, Ind., and Wilam Tinder of Shelbyville, passed AWAY Saturday morning, Service Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Time later. Interment | Crown Hill. Friends may call at mortuary. WILLIAMS 3% 1d A, 8

Saturday. July 8th,

Emmaus Lutheran

of 4716 E. 10th entered into rest Friday, age 71 ears, husband of BSallle M. Williams, ather of Thomas BE. Williams, brother of Mrs, Laura G. Dugan. Services Monday, 1: Pp. m. at Irvington Chapel, 5342 E Washington st Friends . are welcome Bunal FOV Rul cemetery. Frichds iy call at chapel after m., Saturday. Moore Mortuaries, P ay WYSONG-—Dr. George R., of 6880 Northwestern ave, husband of Lura A. and iva and Harry, passed away Saturday m. Time and place of service later.

“| Friends may call at Flanner & Buchanan

| (U. P.) —~Manslaughter charges were! “I did it at his own request,” she| mortuary. w " SMITH Hazel M., 1 years, on file today against Mrs. Flossie sobbed. “He was ill and he begged YT $pul Mu 220 Joan wils of

Walker, middie-aged wash-woman

{her invalid husband rather

pital.

accomplice. “Somebody else could be plicated,” he said. He refused to elaborate.

+ Grand Jury Action Due

Walker, 53, “in order to hold her.’

murder.

fe 7 pe »

who told police she shot and killed than! who was gassed in world war I had send him back to a veterans’ hos- | been bedfast for many years, Mrs.

Charges were filed last night after Sheriff Fremont Fisher said he did not believe Mrs, Walker was telling the full story of the shooting and suggested she might have had an

im-

Prosecutor Willlam H. Bloom sald he filled the charge against Mrs.

He said he would ask a grand jury to determine whether she could be indicted for first or second degree

Mrs, «Walker said her husband, Roy, 54, had begged her to kill him, rather than send him back to a

me to shoot him.”

| Walker told police. Husband Prefers Death

July.”

hospitdl,

than go back,

head and pulled the trigger.”

died,” Mrs, Walker told police, Hospital officials said their ree-

Her husband, a retired railroader | ley,

wine to celebrate the Fourth of Then, she said, she told him she was sending | him back to the

“He said he would rather be dead " she said. “He begged me to shoot him. I got his shotgun from a closet and loaded it. He was sitting on the bed, but he rolled ‘lover on his side. I stood near his

- “He said, ‘Goodbye, Mom,’ as he

Martha Tate, sister of Mrs. Bernice MobMrs. Annie Morris, Mrs. Norma Ball, Elmer, Irwin, Emanuel, Lonnie Lockard; stepdaughter of Mrs» Rose Lockard, halfsister of Mrs. Illene Perkon and Ethel Lockard, passed away Priday evening Service Monday, 10:30 a. m., West Side Nazarene church. Priends invited. Burial

Floral Park. Friends may call at the Mrs. Walker said she and “her|Conkle Funeral Home, 1934 W. Michihusband had “several drinks of|%0 5"

CARD OF THANKS

DE HOFF — We are deeply appreciative and extend our heartfelt thanks to our

friends, neighbors, relatives and business associates for the beautiful floral tributes and other courtesies extended at the death of our beloved father and brother, Carey M., De Hoff, Our sincere thanks to the ‘dovbors and nurses of City hospital, the Rev. Mr. Jones, the soloists, and Shirley Bros. Service. DAUGHTERS, SONS, SISTERS AND BROTHERS.

FORD Ws wish to thank our friends, neighbors, felatives -for their acts of kindness, beautiful floral offerings, and words of sympathy at the death of our husband andl father, Arthur Ford. We especially thank the Rev, C. 8. Paschall

ords did not show Walker Was (rjends of the Garfield Park Baptist scheduled to return to the institu- church, and the Jones & Hurt mortution ary for their service, “7 MRa. JENNIE B. FORD & FAMILY,

P starting salary

e residence, |}

Interment Con-|

Hatfield $100 Reward Joos, | , near Ha i

June 28, blue gray summer coat contaming valuable papers, also envelope econtaining cancelled checks. Call BR.6439. WILL PARTY who found tailiess white and brown toy collie a aoe ye

July 4th please call LOST—Man's laundry between th and

longed to deceased Ig

SUPERVIOR CHEV. INC.

Stenographic and General Office Work

Good wages, »40 hour week. Every Other’ Saturday Off.

Muesing-Merrick Coal

552 E. Wash. : LI-4378 EXPERIENCED MAN For Front End Aligning and Wheel Balancing

Spray Painting Sovene. "Se oss.

» Japerhanging—Cleaning rs. “experience. r B. Allen Air 3 os :™ =F-3188

Paperhanging. Fos teed. White lady.

FEMALE 3

HELP WANTED

® Bookkeeper-Stenog.

Preferably experienced in collections and capable of composing own letters. with an assured

5-Day Week

American States Insurance Ce. 842 N. Meridian.

® Bookkeeper-Typst

Good starting salary for person fast at mathematics; penman and can operate adding machine. Secure future.

5-DAY WEEK

American States Ins. Co. 542 N Meridian

COOK

experienced; in J lis.

White; 30-55; stitution near

5 5pm Capable of making

COUNTER GIRL sandwiches. No

nights, holidays or Sundays. 21 E. Ohio.

Cashier No Phone Calls ANDREWS RESTAURANT

1606 N. "linois Women to Learn DRESS SPOTTING Excellent Good Paying Profession Under Excellent Teachers CROWN LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING CO. Dry Cleaning Div., 2901 E. Wash. CH-1923 ® Fire Insurance Underwriters Experienced in all phases of Fire Good

Insurance and reinsurance. salary in key position. A secured

future. 5-DAY WEEK

American States Ins. Co. $42 N. Meridian

GIRLS TO LEARN

HOSIERY MENDING

Ne a Ww hg :

REAL SILK WE "MILLS

634 N NOBLE

BINGLE MAN needs housekaeper. John Wood, Plainfield, Indiana, RL ages,

Home and w

GENERAL MOTORS

His an Opening for a

OFFICE POSITION

Good Pay and Working Conditions 5-Day Week — Apply

General Motors Parts Division 347 W. Ninth St. Ph. LI1-2461 Mr. Beall

WOMAN TO LEARN TO PRESS WOMEN'S DRESSES

Expert instructions in modern equipment. Good Paying Profession CROWN LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING CO.

Dry Cleaning Div, 2001 BE. Wash, CH-19%8

single. In8 a m- , CH-T676.

MALE HELP WANTED

Steno-Receptionist Will.train, Must be dependable and able to take dictation.

Permanent Position Attractive Puture

KLEIN & KUHN .

Real Estate Management 708 Guaranty Bldg.

TYPIST For Order Work 5-Day Week Permanent Position Excellent Starting Rate

Advancement Assured AUTOMATIC INCREASES

HERFF JONES CO. 1411 N. Capitol

Electromatic Typist 432%,

salary for fast, accurate typist. A secure future.

Five-Day Week

AMERICAN STATES INS. 542 N. Meridian

WAITRESSES

«be exp. SEE MR. GOODMAN. Cottage, 46 Monument Circle.

co.

Muss Cana

Interior: 8 A.M. to 5 P. M. Apply Employment Office

Inland

Container Corp. 700 ‘W. Morris St.

ATTENTION, EX-SERVICEMEN Approved G. |. Training Truck Drivers Needed

Age 35 to 45, for long-distance moving; year-round work; good weekly wages,

Aero Mayflower Transit Co. 863 Mass, Ave.

Veteran Familiar With DRAFTING DESIGNING and ART

Steady Employment

Good Future Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.

® KS. State St.

PERSONALS. NOTICES 13

SOAP! SOAP! SOAP!

A brand-new wondsrial BOAD need! FH

Beauty Se Service at Savings

for free delivery.-

Lady lan.

AN O| or exceptionally earnings doing pleasant work, Women wanted for telephone advertising campaign. PLEASANT VOICE ESSENTIAL. Previous experience necessary, Work at home, full or part time, Ay Holland Studio, 214 Kresge Bldg, 41 E. Washi ton, between 10-1,

General Office Work

Small office, permanent, gd. sal, MA-3073,

light household duties. 415 Har-

Tot Ne A N WAITRESS i; 5 Tioiwois | INTERNATL BEAUTY SOA. $48 E. Wash. to care for semi-invalid, Few SHAMPOO AND FINGER WAVE

PROMPT SERVICE Ind. Sauly College, 108 E. Wash, Rm, Rm, 908 Wal retury load from New York City, ash, D. or Fla. of household goods. Yor ates & Storage C Co, jo. CH-3800.

TY COURSE, $125

ROYAL BEAUTY ACAD, 401 Roosevelt bld

ah at on Diinols, July 8, sewsrd.| " Ine. ® New Equipment dee bigomed | After 6 P. M. “BE-5340 0 R8 TOST—Tady Hamilton wrist watch, Bac 932 Ft. Wayne Ave. Bs Mt; D2 Swit PAPER CLE. , wail 3 “omy Aggy BRL Competent Steno her FADELY.ANDERSON, INC, | jSwnsine snd D*Er CH am. pe Kraphe 34K Wahinglon Si PAPER HANGING abd 1057 —1adys Bulova wristwatch, Friday Must Take Dictation VETERAN © familiar with building con- | ate service Woodlawn. a. TR6450. 0 ortunit tf Ad Steady em a > I ruamiy. Lx EW, LOST—Bottom of Wear-Ever roaster left = ht y ¢ Advance PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS, 30 5. Sia * Paperhanging PE *| oil the Riverside plenic grounds near |, (K€ ROY SAT Of bus to 0th st, Cross AUTO_MECHA ANICS. GooD Hions peti . To Serv. : ha Era tly Ta 0 PACKARD MFG. CO. jon A “ock up man » Kn: bo conti TA-8042 {days P. E. Smith. BL-3544 eves. 2000_Columbis tucky ave. D — ging tad waists. T R-3096 REWARD— Aged male brindle Bull Wari STENOGRAPHER PLASTERING New and Patch Work FOUND—Pair of Sasser In case, 3500 |p Oeneral office. Downtown. 38 hours. PRODUCTION CH-94117, block Shelby st. GA-563 " Ferman opportunity for advancement. Plastering ,orx o New or paten LI-3768 FATED rive nd. vais rrr STENOGRAPHER JOBS AST nL male 0 a Light dictation and general office work PATCH P PLASTERING *¢3 Apply Linde-Air Products Products Co. 129 N. Penn

Patch Plastering Bir FR4830 New wo

Plumbing-Heating c= Tn

Ariand Morgan, Hl Rd F aT Plumbing mater. rk L HE Mo Olelian, :

PER a aA appliance repair E-50%8-W. wiring. Day or night service,

BRE-50 NADIA service 103 BieTing KWIK RADID “ros, 0m swing

ration service.

GRUNOW Relrigueision parts used,

Dave's Refrigeration Service Co. BL-143&

Refrigeration Repair ‘CuFREEZERS FOR BALE. BE-3333,

REPAIR | all kinds of elec, appliances, Prompt service,

Roof Repairs, all kinas, New roofs. Guar G teed work.

RI-2928 Septic Tanks Septle Tanks ruiwe"Fp.742 Se ary wells and outside Septic Tanks, wivi™ 1.5208 SEPTIC TANKS Vaults, dry wells cleaned and repaired

ex-servi Prompt Service Fr. 7069

SEPTIC TANKS, OUTBIDE TOILETE

CLEANED. _FR-5630.

CK VICE. Sewers Opened $/C* SERVICE en ss all size pipe and drains. No digging. ei: |R- 91 mates ‘tree.

Termites firm: core." 88

Virginia oo OR. 1474, Typing, once work Ch 5198 M

J Lit & Done in my home VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRING Vogel Bros. 1314 W._ Washington MA-6381 Washer Repair

The best repair and washer service in the city Pree estimates. CH-7668 or CH-6110-R. Washer Repairing

GUARANTEED

WHITE CRUSHED STONE

in your home Save 25%. FR-4778,

tn BE-

BUSINESS SERVICES

ALTERATION SPECIALIST

MALE-FEM. HELP WANTED 10

Soda Fountain

We have a number of openings for men and women (18 to 50) to work on our fountain. See MR. MOORE Apply at office HOOK'S Bite tases DRUG STORES California and Market Sts.

11 BOY 16 or over with somes experience to work in fruit Fnarket Saturday and Sunday. 633 Pros > : ,Ixpertenced

Coal Drivers Colored or Whi, 4 Good pay, steady work, , Cassady.

Metropolit tan Coal & Oil Co.

1001 Mass.

1 TIT LEAN LINE

ITY 0 JACOBS

JIE

AUTOMOBILE REPAIR

Miley Garage,

Quto Repair 5;

REASONABLE

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Expert Work 6380 College. BR-0910 Complete motor rebuiidOpen 1 duys week. Denny's Gar. 313 chy (rear), yAun A

LES? Let oldest shop In the Middle West (est, \o13) cute them. Acme Radiator, 633 N. Illinois.

BODY & FENDER REPAIR AUTO PAINTING SERVICE BODY SHOr 1560 ROOSEVELT

QUICK service on brisk and block work. Elliott and Shea,

ML and » WA.

sidewal! poreh od A PTAOSA.

W. Kam CAVATING basements built. dirt, fn art. TA-0639.

DAY'S FENCING CO, jana, ‘lots and homes. 7 day oing on easy terms. 1 years RI. 7141.

URNA VA UM CLEANED Repairing makes; roof opens, rk EE

yours 0 vaY | x

1981-R

ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD HOTEL BARTON

Delaware at Michigan Rates from $1.28 183 1831 BROOKSIDE, pA RL for 2 employed girls or married couple. Call after 3:30 p. m. EAST, 343 N. Bradley— nice, clean, cool sleeping room for young man. BL-0438,

we BR big clean sleeping room, accommos te 2 people, 311 Villa, :

ROOMS WITH BOARD 18

1950 N.—Man to share nice

‘TACO! A, home cooking; near ecarline, or ohildren our, y i or my home, 'A-5086. ARE for sma A pichigas, -J. or your n my IP R1-17808, or ag vi 3852.

pletely furnished re room and ture for sale. ROOM apart

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