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dianapolis; a brother, Dr. Allan A. Stockdale, New York; a sister, Mrs.

and seven grandchildren,

MRS. MARGARET 8. SAWYER Mrs, Margaret S. Sawyer, former

Services will be held tomorrow in Glens Falls and graveside services will be held here in Crown Hill . A native of Pt. Wayne, Mrs. Bawyer lived here 35 years and was a member of Meridian Street Methodist church. Survivors include a son; Prank K. Bawyer Jr, Indianapolis: a sister, Mrs. Frank M. Smalley, Glens Falls, and a brother, Walter + Spencer, Bowling” Green, Ky. Her husband, Frank K. Sawyer Sr. former Indianapolis insurance dealer, died seven years ago.

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NATIONAL 24-HOUR FORECAST SUMMARY: A cold wave will drop temperatures to well below freezing levels in the central and north central sections of the nation Sunday. The Dakotas, western Nebraska and Wyoming will have near zero minimum temperatures. p The east, however, will experience warmer weather, but with increased cloudinegs through the North and Middle Atlantic coastal sections. Rain will be spreading eastward and much precipitation is forecast for the central U, 8. In the Tennessee, Ohio and lower Mississippl Valeys; from the Appalachians westward to the Continental Divide, there will be snow and snow flurries, also rain, changing to snow as the cold front advances eastward. (See FOTOCAST for affected areas and type of weather expected.) Skies will begin to clear over Oklahoma, Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska, the Dakotas, Illinois and Wisconsin by Saturday

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_ Sunrise sianaa 6: 3 iw Sunset. “any 4:29 Precipitation 2 hrs. ending 7: 3 am 24 Total precipitation since Jan. 1 ....28.86 Deficiency since Jal. 3 ......vi00000 LK)

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Services for Thomas W. Long, retired employee of the Klee & Coleman Bottling Works, where he worked 50 years, will be held in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary at 5 p. m, tomorrow. Burial will be - in Ebenezer cemetery, ; Mr. Long, who was born in Wills county, Ill, died Thursday in his

T. W. Long, Dean of Marion County's Old Settlers, Dies

Mr. Long belonged to the Indianapolis Odd Fellows Lodge 465. He was a life member of the Capitol City Knights of Pythias. Survivors are a son, Harry I. Long; a daughter, Mrs. Carrie May Sheets, and two great-grandchildren.

JAMES M. WILKERSON

Services for James M. Wilkerson, lifelong resident here, will be held in Conkle Funeral home at 1:30 p. m. Monday. Burial will be in Floral Park.

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In each instance robberies were attempted while residents’ helped put out the fires. The loot was negligible. In each case, the town had no fire-fighting force. The fires began Sept. 28, when a

‘\barn and garage were destroyed at

Wakenda. From Wakenda the fires swept through Missouri hamlets in an area roughly 50 miles long and 30 miles wide. Among the towns struck were Brunswick, Dalton, Laclede, Glascow and Gilliam. The worst in the series of blazes broke out here yesterday when five buildings in the business district caught fire simultaneously. A threestory brick building bought recently by the town as the site of a proposed factory was destroyed. Two other buildings were damaged.

"QUESTION YOUTH IN TIRE CO. BURGLARY

A 19-year-old youth was arrested on a vagrancy charge today, after police found a paycheck stub bearing his name near the Rose Tire Co. 930 N. Meridian st, where a burglary occurred earlier. . A rock had been thrown through a front window at the store. Store officials reported a radio as the only item missing,

OVERCOME BY FUMES Roy Chapman, 25, of 833 N. Rural st, was overcome by gas fumes last [night as he washed the windows of {his car; He told police he left the | motor running and had the garage door closed.

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ALBERT H. RAY IS DEAD AT 55

Retired Fire Captain's Rites Are Set Monday.

Requiem high mass for Albert H. Ray, retired Indianapolis fire department n, will be held in St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic church at 10 a. m. Monday. Burial wilt be in St. Joseph’s cemetery. Mr. Ray, who was 55, died yesterday in City hospital. The brother of Otto Ray, Marion county deputy sheriff, Mr. Ray lived at 1551 N. Arlington ave. He joined the fire department in 1916 and retired in 1042.

Survivors, besides the brother, are Frank Ray, Ft. Wayne, and a sister, Miss Anna Ray, Marion county.

ALVA 8. MORRIS SR. Graveside services will be held in Union Chapel cemetery tomorrow |, for Alva 8. Morris Sr., who died ‘Thursday in Robert W. Long hospital. He was 61 and lived at 1720 N. Rural st. A retired farmer, .who was born in Arcadia and lived for 25 years in North Vernon before coming here two years ago, Mr. Morris is survived by his wife, Emily; five sons, Bdward, Alva Jr, Marvin and Nelson Morris, Indianapolis, and Robert Morris, in the navy; three daughters, Miss Nellie Morris and Mrs. Louise Axton, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Alberta Myrich, North Vernon; a sister, Mrs, Maude Combs, Indianapolis, and eight grandchildren.

Services for Mrs. Clara Louise Molt, who died yesterday in Methodist hospital, will be held in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary at 2:30 p. m. Monday, Burial will be in Crown Hill Mrs. Molt, born in Evansville and | a resident here for 45 years, lived at 1416 N. Alabama st. She was €3. Survivors are her husband, Ralph M. Molt; four sisters, Mrs. Henry | A. Stipher, Cleveland, O.; Mrs. May Haag, Louisville, Ky.; Mrs. Freda Best, Kissimee, Fla, and Mrs. Florence Evans, Indianapolis, and a brother

a Bittrolff, Florida. MRS. R! HART

Word has been received here of the death Wednesday of Mrs. Rilla Hart in Stockton, Cal. She left Indianapolis three weeks ago to make her home in Stockton. Mrs. Hart, formerly a cashier for Cranny’s restaurant here, is survived by a son, Harold Hart, Stockton, and a sister, Miss Ida Ziegler, who accompanied her to California.

MRS. M. W. SPELLMAN Private services for Mrs. M. W. Spellman, resident here for more than 50 years and former water color artist, will be held in Hisey & Titus mortuary Monday morning. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mrs. Spellman died yesterday in the home of her son, Herbert G. Spellman, 5131 Carrollton ave. She was a native of Terre Haute and the widow of Herbert Greyson Spellman.

GILLELAND FUNERAL AT 2 P. M. MONDAY

Services for Mrs. Nancy Gilleland, resident here most of her life, will be held in Little & Sons funeral home, Beech Grove, at 2 p. m. Monday. Burial will be in Crown Hill A member of the Third Christian church, Mrs. Gilleland, who was 88,! died yesterday in the home of a

2212 Troy ave. Survivors besides Mrs. Welter are a daughter, Mrs, Lillian Shelby, Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Jennie George, Indianapolis; five other grandchildren, 13 great-grandchil-dren and nine great-great-grand-children,

HENRY VAN CLEAVE Henry VanCleave, retired Indianapolis jeweler, who died Thursday in St. Vincent's hospital, will be buried in Russellville tomorrow following services in ‘Conkle funeral home. Mr, VanCleave, who was 83, retired in April. He operated a jewelry store in Ladoga for 26 years until he came here about 39 years ago. A member of Memorial Baptist church, he was born in Tippecanoe county.

Survivors are two sons, Orval|VanCleave, Bainbridge, and Ora VanCleave, Ladoga; a daughter,

Mrs. Fern Burkett, Indianapolis; a half-sister, Mrs. Clara Davis, Port Arthur, Tex, and a half-brother, Lew Hedrick, Crawfordsville,

MKS. EDITH J. BIRD Services for Mrs. Edith J, Bird, employee of Real Silk Hosiery Mills for 19 years, will be held in Lapel at 2:30 p. m, tomorrow, Burial will be in a cemetery there. A resident here since 1019 and member of Broadway Methodist church, Mrs. Bird died Thursday in her home, 2251 N. Delaware st. Born in Madison county, she was 65. Survivors are a son, Lawrence Bird, Indianapolis; a daughter, Mrs, Thelma Warne, Saginaw, Mich.; two sisters, Mrs, Clem Lee, Anderson, and Mrs, Grace Bowman, Indianapolis, and a brother, Charles Conrad, Indianapolis.

Local Briefs

Harvey B. Foster, assistant agent in charge of FBI, will be guest speaker at the Indianapolis Alumni and Gamma chapters of Sigma Delta Kappa noon luncheon, Monday in the Claypool. Robert E. Chenoweth, general chairman of the national convention to be held here in December, will make a report.

Burns-West-Striebeck auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will hold a public card party at 8:30 o'clock tonight in the post hall, E. "Washington and Denny sts.

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Time for Bus —and Police

The case of the Swallow Coach bus hdd the police department stumped today. It is comparatively rare for a 24passenger bus painted blue and white, even a Swallow Coach bus, to disappear from the Traction terminal. The bus was missed about 5a m. As the department organized itself for a bus-hunt, a citizen called up wanting to know what a big blue and white bus was doing parked near the intersection of Market and West sts. “It hasn't got any business there,” remarked the citizen as she hung up. Police wrote the episode off as another unsolved mystery. “Recovered,” sald the Yeport. “One bus stolen from terminal station.”

BLAMES CONGRESS FOR GOP LANDSLIDE

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aged to hold on to his Democrayc seat in the house despite the Republican landslide, arrived here today with his own view of what caused the widespread Democratic defeat. “The people were completely dis- | satisfied with the 79th congress,” Mr, Madden contended. “They watched the coalition of, southern reactionary Democrats and northern Republicans wreck President Truman's proposals for in¢reased social legislation. And they | didn't like it. : “They knew the Republicans were running the congress without sharing its responsibility. Now they have made them responsible and | will know where to place the blame | if there is another disgraceful stale- | E mate in government.”

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Police Raid Club

While the guard dozed at his post, Patrolman Patrick Burnette slipped past the sleeping “lookout,” and climbed a stairway at the Hotel Waiters’ club, 337% N. Muskingum st., last night. He watched the activities inside the club a few minutes and ‘then called for more police. The officers arrested Clarence Wrenn, 67, of 405 Muskingum st; charged him with keeping a gaming house and slated six others for gaming and seven for visiting a gaming house.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.—Rep. Ray Madden, Gary, who like Rep. Louis Ludlow, Indianapolis, man-|¥

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Indianapolis | Times, Sat, Nov. 16, 1946

GILLELAND — Naney, age 88, beloved mother of Mrs. Lhian Shelby, sister of Mrs. Jennie George of Indianapolis, randmother of Mrs, Jessie Welters, Mrs. thel McCormick, Mrs, Lottie Faulconer, Mrs. Matfures Rains, Charles and. Harry Shelby, great-grandchildren and nine reat~great-grandchildren, passed away riday. Services Monday, 2 p. m., Little & Sons Funeral me, 1001 Main st., Beech Grove, Burial Crown Hill cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p. m. Saturday. McINTIRE—Jewel, age 60, of 1418 W. Washington st., beloved mother of Rose. mary McVicker, Kathleen Everett, Leona Carrel, LaVerne Troutman and Merle Troy, sister of Cornelius and Michael Shea, and six grandchildren survive, passed away Thursday morning. Funeral services

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nday, m,, at Shirley Bros. wast Foy 2000 Ww Michigan st.; 9 a. m,, Anthony's church. urial Holy Bears cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel any time, MOLT-—Mrs. Clara aouse bama st., wife of Ralph away Friday evening. Buchanan Mortuary Monday, 2:30 m. Friends invited. Interment Crown Hill Friends may call " mortudry.

MO husband of Emily, Emily, father of Bdward, Alva Jr., Robert, Nelson and Nellie Morris, Mrs. n and Mrs. Alberta Myrick. . Maude Combs, Daa away Tharsday p. m. Friends may call at the Tobin Funeral Home, 1308 Prospect st., after 6 p, . Saturday, Graveside service Sunday, 2 p. m., at Union Chapel cemetery. Friends invited. PERSHING—Minnie Alice, of 2615 N. Arlington ave, entered into rest Friday, age rs; mother of Miss Bertha DD, Pershing and sister of MI Ida Courtne Services Tuesday 3 Dial . at Irvingto Chapel, 5342 E Washington st. Friends are welcome. Burial Memorial Park cemeLery. ortuaries.

RAY--Albert H.

1416 N. AlaM. Molt, passed rvices Flanner &

(Buck), age 55 years, "brother of Otto, Frank and -Anna- Raf, passed away Friday. + Funeral Monday, Nov. 18, 9:15 a. m,, from the home of his | brother, Otto Ray, first house east of Road 290 on 79th st.; 10 a. m., St. Thomas Aqui{nas church. Friends invited. Burial St. Joseph cemetery. fiends may call at | Geore address after 2 p., m. Saturday, | George Ww. Usher Service.

| SAWYER—Mrs. Margaret 8, | Frank K. Sawyer Jr.; {Frank M. Smalley, Glens Falls, N. Y.; Miss Belle Sawyer, Indianapolis: Walter Spencer, Bowling Green, Ky., passed away at her home in Glens Falls, N, Y., Nov, 15, Graveside services Crown Hill. Time later. Arrangements by Flanner & Buchanan. (Ft. Wayne, Ind., papers please copy.) TUCKER—Ma Edith, of 718 N. Bosart ave, enter into rest Priday, age 56 years, widow of "the late Oliver O. Tucker and mother of Mrs. Helen E. Long nd Robert O. Tucker; sister of Mrs I Moslander and Mrs. Grace Wallis. rvices Tuesday 10 a. m.,

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VANCLEAVE—Henry, age Yi beloved father of Orval VanCleave of Bainbridge, Ora VanCleave of Ladoga and Mrs, Fern Burkett of Indianapolis, passed away Thursday evening at St. Vincest's hospital. Services Sunday, 1 p. m., Conkle Puneral Home, 1834 W, Michigan st. Friends invited. Burial Russellville, Ind. Priends may call at residence, 2612 W. 10th st., until 11 a. m. Sunday. (Crawfordsville and Greencastle papers please copy.)

WARRENBERG Herman, husband of Ida, father of Stanford, Herman Jr. and James, Mrs. Bertha Linbach, Mrs. Vernie Wilson and Mrs. Goldie Garrison; brother of Jessie Haynes, Mrs, Fannie Kisler, Mrs. Ellen Bramlett, Mrs. Lora Langley, Mrs. Emma Fisher, Mrs. Janette Bogard, passed away Saturd ay riends may. call at the Tolin rar Home, 1308 Prospect st. after 6 p. m. Sunday. Services Tuesday, 2 p. m. from the funeral home. Place of internment given later. WILKERSON—James M., age 57, beloved husband of Mary E. ‘Wilkerson, father of Mrs. Marie A. Ratliff, Mrs, Edna M. Todd, Miss Alberta Wilkerson, James R. and Theodore A, son of Mrs. Deborah Wilkerson, brother of Lester M. Wilkerson, Mrs. Emma R. Gasper, Mrs. Sarah Berry, Mrs. Elizabeth McNew, passed away

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NEW YORK, Nov. 16 (U. P).—

York Harbor today: Departing—Marine Robin, merhaven (troops); tory, Bremerhaven . (troops); General Sturgis, Bremerhaven (troops); Ft. Amherst, Bermuda; Santa Monica, Caribbean; George Washington, Bermuda; Marine Marlin, Southampton.

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Chimes," 1234 Prospect st. Friends may call at the Chape Chimes after Sunday noon. HENDRICKSON—Mary Ellen, 1128 Comer st, passed away Thursday morning, mother of Raymond T., Indianapolis, and Clayde A, Denver, Colo. Short services at C. Wilson “Chapel of the Chimes.’ 1234 "Prospect st., Saturday, 8 p. Funeral Flat Rock Christign Yr reh Sanday, 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Flat Rock

te To m. y of the

Charles Qonrad, both 3 1ndishapoils, died or phone BR-5303. Rewar Thursday at her residence. ends may | == — call Fok the Kirby Mortuary until 10! LOST--WHITE FEMALE. COLLIE, brown p. m., Saturday. neral Sunday, 2:30 ears, shoulders, 6 months, child's pet. m. at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home, |Reward. HU-1805, Charlie Ferrar, 5218 Pape pl, Ind. Winthrop. EAWTERL Y-—Onrole a lack, tan hound, Reward for Broadway, biloved Mitte Ahughier pl “KING” Bl Buck, fun ound az rly, passed a Feed and dia OP rivase SeIvloes {contagious LADY'S Dinck Sk Piniseal blfoid. Noi Name: Jaurte disease) at the J. C. Wilson d.

LOST-~Three strands pearls with rhinestone clasp, between Illinois st. and Wasson’s Dept. Store. Reward. RI-8227,

SMALL English setter, female, white, with black head ud ears, Wearing collar. Reward. HU-4

T-—Lady' an watch, near Ri A ; mother. $5 REWARD.

cord strap,

gift to

Deceased son's -9581.

cemetery. Friends may call at the Chapel |”

hd Dau ters of Isabella will meet at m. sday in the Catholic com- | ity obvi A social hour will follow the meeting. |

Tem, p.m er in Pt. Priendly, b

12 N. Tis | noi st. to jslass offteers.,

of the Chimes after 7p m, 1day.

LONG—Thomas W,, 80 years, passed away Thursday a. m. at residence of We daughter, May Sheets, 238 N. Walcott; also] survived by one son, Harry I, and LW) | great-grandsons. Services Flanner & Bu-|

Rebekah lodge will ig at A chanan Mortuary Sunday, 3 p. m. Friends|{ WANT to adopt Er 50 mi

Burial Ebenezer Lutheran eeme- hospital bill, a all 471-R

invited,

5 1 ~~ Personals

3 WILL NOT be responsible for debts contracted. by anyone other than myself (* after Nov. 15, 1046. CARL WILLIAMS, "2735 'N N. Denny.

anes | S0Pic Tanks

GENERAL HAULING. FR-6958

Gen. Hauling 22 "i". FR-544

Any where

GENERAL HAULING— Either night or day. Closed truck. Courteous service. MA-0278.

Hauling Done. | Gab crushed Ash d trash, $3.50 HAULING 255 51 ni ew ie LIGHT HAULING" OF ALL KINDS White man Chas R. Porter CH-9464. Veteran—Good 1%-t t kK; my thn re Thy FR-2938

Revoked Auto License

Insurance Certificates filed with dENGY” Dept. RELIABLE ENCY, Ine.

312 Indiana Trust blde MA-9431 INSULATION MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE CH-3872-W LANDSCAPING, sodding, tree trimming. Veterans. HI- 2249

LET US SELL you a new SThersprng or make your old mattress like new NU WAY MATTRESS CO. (Mr. Edward E. Elliott, new owner), 817 Ft. Wayne. RI-1832. PAINTING — Interior and exterior; free estimates. Have paint to begin at once. Warren V.. Doser, BL-2889.

Spray Painting Interior and indus-

trial. BE-0515.

Paper Hanging, Steaming Painting. Reasonable Qices, Quick service, Work guaranteed. Miles Mince. LL 9146,

Paper Hanging, painting; fall prices.

Reas, CH-1276-W.

PAPER hanging, steaming and patching. Free estimates. GA- 9012

PAPERHANGING. Seam oe samc ples: experienced ‘vet 5-J

WALLPAPER removed on Ee on time. Johnson, CH-§393,

PAPER CLEANING, wall washing, painting; Kemtone: quick service. ra 1853.

Plastering orc or reina LI-3166

ATT

N d Patch Work PLASTERING Me +2 mi wor Plumber pr ours wr

Licensed. New work, ReWE SERVICE Prigidaires, Kehatois

‘Norges, Susieys and others. MA-286 & BUCHANAN-—28 West Fall {249 249 N. Jefferso RA Creek Boulevard. TA-33 Roof Repairs, all Kinds, New RI-2928 BEST S. GADD roofs. Guaranteed work. R d li Repair, inside finishing 2130 Prospect St. MA-0049 | REMOUGHNE residential work, Cabinets made to order. WA-4701. GRINSTEINER'S AT ARR 1601 EB. New York MA-5374 SALAMANDERS 1837 ROOSEVELT CH-3872-W G. H. HERRMANN SAND, GRAVEL, crushed rock, cinders. 1505 8. EAST MA-8488 sab TOmpt delivery. General hauling. BE--R2, HISEY & TITUS 951 1 N. N. Delaware St. LI1-3828 Vat SEPTIC JANKS. ay NE aults, ry we cleane repalre y ~ JONES & HURT MORTUARY | ex-servicemen. | SHEFIELD CHAPEL Prompt Service Fr. 7069 Night Ambulance Service 2226 Shelby st © GA-2570 SEPTIC TANKS D wells, outside tollets cleaned & SHIRLEY BROS. CO. pun pot, Immed. and out-of-town service. 954 N. Lliinois LI-5408 -

Outside toilets cleaned.

FR- 9639 Sowers Opened QUICK

Hiectrio eel. “Kitche

en sinks; all Bo pt drains. No pe Sod - mates ro, ork guar.

MA_9433| CLOGGED sewer Pipes 4 and drains cleaned,

elec. machines, basements pumped; inexpensive; bo I, CH-3344.

SLUDGE orders, crushed stone and rack,

gravel, fill dist, top soil. GA A|34

Cement block work.

SODDING AND GRADING Rich Dirt, Tree | Removing—Cooke, F HI1-0318 1 | your automobile for

WILL SPRAY $12.50 if you prepare

it. Enamels and lacquers sprayed expertly, Call LI-0378 or WA-5227 for appointment,

Termites meni 65 VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRING

Virginia“ ave. FR-1 Vogel Bros., 1314 W. Washington, MA-6351

WASHER REPAIR

Reliable washer re in guaranteed quick

service; motors Aan ger rolls avail able. CH-7668_ or CH-6118R wood D 2% RICK FR-8293

PAY-AS-YOU-G0 “iicvps Sess No Minimum Balance nh THE PEOPLES STA ANK 130 E. Market Member FDIC

A — IT Rooms Without Board : HOTEL BARTON Delaware at Mich Rates from $1.26 SLEEPING ROOM, A off Washington carline. BE-1208-R. MODERN si Ym. near Bath, Middle- _ aged Rentteman ref. CGA-0683. MANKER, 2026 — Lo . bath and entrance. Shelby

NICE clean sleeping yoom J mn wpe home, a 2, gentlemen,

ROOM—For rent. 3317 Ja 11th.

18 Rooms \ With Board

{ER'S CARE for childrn, age 1 4 6: 2 hr week, Mrs. Gertrude €' .mer,

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NEED |

Immediate deliv washer. No waill of 6-room house ( neighborhood. M Y NEEI apartment; requ reason

dress 5 years. N. Warman ave. INDIANAPOLIS | officer) and

Downing, LI-4304 DO YOU have a furnished or w ply reasonable & ftems such as s Box 362, Ti IF WE had our happy. Man, Ww Desire apartment nished ‘or unfur WA-4907. PERMANENT eo em wife, Shile We |

00 Carr, LI-461.

3-Weeks-O0l¢

Dec. 25. . Desper nished. IR-4651.

WISH to rent or bedroom house Call Bligh, LI-85

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Will take care apartment. house

ENGINEERING need 3-4 Preferabl

ment, HU-2268 ALL RBQUIREM veteran, wife, or drink. Need | 11.8838 b*¥ LI-8838 .\ furnished apart MINISTERIAL

both employed, ment, north, oh

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"VETERAN reside center, also w nished apartme: DOCTOR worki: tration wishes for wife and 3 ¢ WE LOVE OUR want to be a 0302. VETERAN and gently need I | King, FR-1411, | PENNSYLVANIA girl, need livi Lt 5315, after 6 | COLORED COUT EES, desire V Dependa

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Suitable for downtown local steam heat, jar 229 W. WASH

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32 House Modern Bu

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nice yard anc Monument Cire olis Times, Bo 1732 8. EAST & extra lot; hou WADE $1,00(

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place; hdwd. f furnace, b blower VAC 5-Room hous water, gas, nice MODERN 7-r¢ and stoker, |} Sunday after | CAMPLIN, 390 room, kitche porch, porch, screenec IMMEDIATE ave.; electri : $3250; terms. $4900 ,™ lot, 9632 after 5 P 1833-35 LAMB good income city.

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