Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 January 1947 — Page 19

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Steacks ‘mount to 13 games today, but both had trouble getting there in ndiana high’ school bas“ketball activity. Jast sight. Central, . top-ranking "team jn United Press ratings, edged city rival Memorial, 35-33, and the Vikings from Huntnigton slipped by the Marion Giants, 45-42, at Sunt ington, - The night's major upset victim was Bedford, seventh in the U. P. rankings. : The Stonecutters, winners of 11 games this season, lost their third contest, a 30-26 defeat, at the hands of the Seymour Owls, and Seymour fans cited the victory as proof the Owls’ two triumphs over the tall Columbus Bulldogs were not flukes.

Sighs of Relief

Both Huntington, sixth-ranking team in the U, P, rolls this week, and Evansville Central breathed sighs of relief when the firing was over last night and No. 13 was chalked up. They had feardd they miglit meet the. same fate as East Chicago Washington, which won 12 straight last season then lost to Hammond Clark In the “unlucky” 13th tilt, and Jasper's Wildcats, which set the precedent in the 1044-45 cam- « paign. Jasper won 12 that year and dropped No. 13. Elsewhere last night, things went according to schedule, Hammond High, second-ranking high schodl team in the state, subdued Gary Horace Mann, 43-36, for its 11th victory against a single defeat. South Bend Central, No. 4, won its 10th against two losses by de-

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Purdue at Michigan, Notre Dame at Detroit. Franklin at Ball State. DePauw vs. Oberlin at Richmond.

Detroit Pro Net

Rivals Join Hands. DETROIT, Jan. 15 (U. P)—

Detroit entries in both major professional ' basketball circuits — the National league and the new Basketball Association of America— will join forces to present double< headers at Olympia stadium, it was disclosed yesterday. The move is ‘believed to be the first of its kind in the country involving the two loops. First scheduled twin bill under the new program is set for Jan. 22, when the Gems of the National league will meet Dow Athletic club of Midland, Mich. and the Falcons will take on the Cleveland Rebels ina B. A A. tilt.

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Record Track Field

NEW YORK, Jan. 15 (U. P).— A record-breaking total of 645 entries has been nominated for the 15 title events in the annual Metropolitan A. A. U.'s senior track and fleld championships, Saturday night, at the 23d regiment armory, Brooklyn, Meet Chairman Pinky

Sober announced.

Yankees Expect to Sign Trippi to 2-Way Contract

NEW YORK, Jan. 15 (U, P)— Twenty-four hours after combining New York's baseball and football Yankees into a single three-way partnership, Yankee officials expected today to sign all-America halfback Charley Trippi of Georgia to a joint football-baseball contract. Despite furious bidding by both baseball and pio football clubs, the much-~sought Trippi was expected to sign with the Yankees because of the double-barrelled opportunity to cash in quickly on his collegiate football reputation and further his

Basketball Sco

CITY, COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS Dover 33, Silent Hoesiers 31 (overtime). OTHER HGn SCHOOLS Argos 41, Bourbon Bast Chicago hon 67, Gary Wal-

Bvanivile Central 35; ‘Evansville Memo-

Sun 4 ville 37. Seabitbury 31 in Paoli 30 (overtime), Beymour 30, 26.

M. Valparaiso 36, Gary Tolleston 34.

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dream of becoming a major Jeague baseball star. President Dan Topping of the football Yankees said Trippi's suc-, cess in pro football was assured. President- Larry MacPhail of the baseball Yankees said his ‘baseball future was “problematical, but he has a chance to make good in the majors.”

Topping, . associated with MacPhail and Del Webb in ownership of the baseball Yankees, admitted both Webb and MacPhail into full partnership in his football Yankees yesterday.

res Last Night Walton 39, Burlington 34 Wilting 40, Hammond Clark 39. STATE COLLEGES Be in Earlham 31. Canter

Pranklin 43. DePauw ol. Wabash Holy Cross 76, Valparaiso 49. Notre Dame 74, Mich Btate 56. Western (Ky.) Hg ye 63, Evansville 47, OTHER COLLEGES Allegheny 51, Thiel 4 Arkansas

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2. DeKalb (Ill) ay achets 55, Western Illinois Teache Findlay 72, Onto Northern 83. Florida: 39, 8 Grinnell 43,

jiisnones 43 Nebraska 48, Kan North Caroling 56, North Central 45. Ohio Un University 87, Morris Harvey 44.

oma Hardin 38, Quiashstn ceton 4, idetbers 4. Siem Ti 1, Glen Pn Sydney n

Dakoss State %. Augustana (Sioux Southern Illinois Normal 43, ‘Southeast Missouri

St. John's 48, Gustavus Alolpbus 45, Texas Wemepas an 71, Sam Houston J4. Virginia Tech 53, Washburn ed hi Western Mich x West Texas State 5 Simmons “31. William and Mary Roanoke College 32. Wisconsin Tech 53, Mission House 44. PROFESSIONAL Basketball Association

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AFL Butchers Here File No Pay Suits

Indianapolis A. F. of L. butchers will file no “portal-to-portal” back pay suits, Louis B. Daniels announced today. Pointing out that all contracts negotiated by Local 167, Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers, A. F. of L., which he heads, were based on complete agreement between the union and employers, he said: “Employers who acted -in good faith. .. . ought not now, in our opinion, suffer the embarrassment of long legal controversy in matters which neither side could. forsee at the time the representatives of both groups attached their signatures to these contracts.” Pointing out that his organization is not attempting to pass judgment on the merit of suits already filed by other unions, , Mr. Daniels said he felt such suits ‘might lead to unfair curbs on labor.

New Bus Ticket

Office to Open

A new ticket agency and baggage |&

express office serving six intercity bus lines operating from Indianapolis will be opened tomorrow in the Traction Terminal bus station. Passengers for other bus lines operating from the Terminal will continue to be served at the existing ticket office. L. G. Shimer is newly appointed joint agent for the ticket office to be known as the Union Bus Ticket

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The lines are Indiana Motor Bus Co.,, Indiana Railroad, Indiana Scenic Bus Line, Indianapolis and Southeastern Trailways, SheridanIndianapolis Bus Lines and Victory Coach lines.

American National Re-Elects Officers

All directors and officers of the American National bank were reelected yesterday at the annual meeting of the stockhold James S. Rogan, president, reported . that the amount of loans outstanding at the year-end was at an all-time high, and that the 1946 earnings compared favorably with the previous year. U. 8. government deposits were greatly reduced while others reached a new peak. Directors are J. M, Bloch, J. E. Cain, J, F. Carroll, .J. 1. Holcomb,

George A. Kuhn, William H.

Mooney, William J. Mooney, G. Barret Moxley, Quintin G. Noblitt, Jameés 8. Rogan, Elmer W. Stout, Thomas D. Taggart and William H. Trimble. Officers, other than Mr. Rogan, are Elmer W. Stout, chairman of the board; Harold S. Cross, vice president; E. Marion Lutz, vice president; John M. Zuber, vice president and trust officer; Howard M. Templeton, assistant vice president; Charles R. Keogh, cashier; Frank E. Cramer, assistant cashier; Donald L. Dungan, assistant cashier; Walter J. Hubbard Jr., assistant cashier; Robert F. Keller, assistant cashier; Herbert G. Foy, |assistant trust officer, and Charles {H. Hittle, comptroller.

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a m, at the Meyer and Abdon Puneral ho 2 Pr t SL. be ~ Say ame C e ial J cemetery ends Ea vited, Friends may call 3 A unerat home k #ny y eo. 8 meet, yer 8 p, mn Wednesdsy at at the turieral | OF . Greensburg pars, please copy). yuGGERt ans of rh Park ave, entered into rest ternoon, age

78 years. Te ur fo 1:30 p, m,, at the Colonial Chapel, 3447 College ave. Burial’ Crown i Mortuaries. 8 Years, pelt Sholom. ad Mailli former ve,, passed . away Fucsany. ursday, 10 ». m., at Roy mortusry, 1903 N., Meridian st. invited. Burial Crown Hill. Priends may call at mortuary. ERB-—8olomon, of 1028 N. Wallace, tered Into rest Tuesday, Age 80 years, husband of the late Hattie Erb and father of Mrs, Harry C, Githens, George PF. and Leo Erb. Services Friday, 1:30 p.' m., at Irvington Chapel, 5342 E. Washington st. Friends are welcome. Burial Memorial Park cemetery. Moore Mortuaries.

FORD--John J., age 68 years, of 1315 W. Everrett st., beloved husband of Amanda E. Ford and father of Mrs. Helen gan, Mrs. Ethel Thompson Mrs, Nora Edwards, Mrs. ‘Loretta Clos, ali of Indianapolis; Mrs. Mae Gilbert of i Cal.} Harry, James, Samuel and Francis Ford of Tadiane iis, ssed away Monday morning. gt ursday, 2 p. m. {rom the West Side lesion. Church, Ohio and Koehne sts. Burial Floral Park. w nds na call at the residence, 1315 W. Everst. from noon Tuesday until noon rina and from 1 until 3 at the church. Shirley Service. GQEP EPPER—Carl, age 36 years, husband f Hilde M. Goepper father of Kenneth Goepper -and brother of Mrs. Caroline Mc-

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Donald, passed away Tuesday. Funeral Friday, 2 p, m,, at Royster & Askin Mortuary, N. Meridian st. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may ig st mortuary after 4 p..m. Wednesay HERE uy, beloved husband of PauA Herein, passed away at his resioa Mio N avidson st., Sunday, 7

m., age 75 years. Funeral services at Sirinsieiner's Punersi Home, 1601 E. New York st., Thursda ay. 2 p. m, Burial Crown Hill cemetery. Friends invited. YDON—Emma, 4232 Park ave, sister of Mary Dibblee, Melvina Johnson, Alice Morgan, Stella DeHass, Hazel Lewis and Lettie Morgan and sunt of Mrs. Theresa May and William Heydon, died Tuesday. Funeral; Priday, 8:30, at the Kirby More tuary, Meridian at 19th st.; 9 a. m, Joan of Are church. Interment Holy Cross

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cemetery. = Friends may call at mortuary. N CHANGE OF ) JOHNSTON—Mattie D., age 173 years,

mother of Mrs. Jacob DeBold,” Mrs. Lyndal Traub, both of city, also survived by four grandchildren and nine greatgrandchildren, sister of Bert and John Warrenburg, - Mrs. Grace Caviness, Mrs. lars Norton, Funeral at the late home, 1131 8. West, Saturday, 10 a. m. Burial Ploral Park. Friends may call any time after 3 pb. m, edna Lauck Service. LEDERER-—Ma Yo age 50 years, wife of John 9% dot or, stepmother of ton, Il.; sister of

da, Royster & Askin in Morty, ol ‘Washington st. Crem No Friends may cult at mortuary. (Please omit flowers.) Winfield, husband e, MILL of Blaine H. Miller of A olis; grandfather of Blaine Miller Jr., Indienapolis, and Mrs. J. Hollis Griffin of Wennetka, lil, passed away at the resi-

may call at mortus SCHWABE—Wilhelm, of 708 B. New York st., pi ay Wednesday MOTE & the residence. Funeral Friday, ., from Shirley ' Bros. Central |W rn 946 'N. Illinois st. Burial Memorial Park. Friends may call at the chapel after {noon Thutsday.

L Legal Notices

NOT oF FINAL ORDER MEMBERS

TO: * THE TOWN

IND! You are hereby notified that ‘the Stream Pollution Control Board of the State of Indiana at its meeting on the 17th day of | December, 1946, by its resolution duly passed and entered, made a final order in the premises against you, relating to the polluted condition existing in the waters of a ditch an Eagle Creek; that a copy of said Final Order is attached hereade a part hereof, and marked

t A" This notive of final order executed and issued at Indianapolis, Indiana, this 17th day of December, 1046. STREAM POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD or THE STATE OF EIAs

RALPH B. WILEY, Technical Secretary. Chairman. FINAL ORDER-—-EXHIBIT A WHEREAS, it has heretofore -been originally ‘determined by the Stream Pollution Control Board of the State of ‘Indl that the Town of Speedway, Marion County, Indiana, is contributing to the polluted condition’ existing in the waters of a ditch and Big Eagle Creek by throwing, running, drainng and otherwise disposing into said waters, and by causing, permitting and suffering to be thrown, run, drained and otherwise disposed into said waters certain organic and inorganic matter, to-wit: domestic and industrial waste, in violation of the provisions of Sections 7.and 8, Chapter 214, Acts of the General Assembly of Indiana of 1943, as amended by Chapter 132, Acts of the General Assembly of Indiana, 1945; and WH AS, pursuant to such original determination, the Town of Speedway, Marion County, Indiana, was on the 7th day of November, 1946, duly ordered and directed to cease such violation and to permanently abate and correct such copdition of pollution on or before the 1st da ember, 1948; and 8, notice of aes original determination and order was. duly served and published as provided by law, and more than 15 days have elapsed since the receipt and publication of such notice; and WHEREAS, none of the courses of action provided for.in Section 9, Chapter 214, ‘Acts of 1943, as amended, have been taken by or on behalf of said Town of Speedway: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the Stream Pollution Oontrol Board of the. State of Indiana does hereby affirm sald original determination and order, does hereby make said original determination, and order final does hereby finally order said Town of Speedway to cease such violation amd abate and cor rect such condition of pollution on or before the 1st day of December, 1948, This final order executed and issued at Indianapolis, Indians, this 17th day of December, 1946. STREAM POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD STATE OF INDIANA. B. A. POOLE, R. B. WILEY, Techncal Secretary. Chairman.

|Peron to Establish

Party Under His Name

BUENOS AIRES, Jan. 15 (U, P). —President Juan D. Peron’s political followers will be united in a new “Peronist” party shortly, it was announced today by Ramon Alfredo political secretary. : The new group will take over the functions of President Peron's “Unico” party and will weld it and other factions favoring the present administration into a single nstrument backing the president.

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Siasla Serporation, Jor idan a sod nereases of ra n Shelbyville, Indiana. : “Ciuy "

Notice 1s hereby given that the Public Service Com asin of Indiana will conduct public Sasing in this cause in the rooms of the Commission, 401 State House, Indianapolis, sas. 10:00 a. m., Monday, January 27,

Public rick tion a PUBLIC 8 mice So MMIBSTON or By LAWRENCE W: CANNON, Commissioner, ROBERT BE. JONES, A Publie *

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+] Notice o oy " on that the Public NOTICE 2 oh given, that the Town mission of Indiana will eonBoard of sei Batt i Tacs! uct public heating in this cause in the | bids until 6 ioe 7, at ne rooms of the Commission, 401 State House, clerk's residence, Indian- | Indiana is od 0:00 a. m.,, Monday, apolie 8, Ind, “or” aly Re and | February 3, Wi dis] of ait, ashes, ne, Public Fo 1s. requested. ff approximately PUBLIC 8 B 30) ON or Jha at By LAWREN w. Ya ARNON, miaoner,

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ayette, passed Private funeral Thursday, Jan. m.,, at the Jordan Funera E. 10th st. Burial a cemetery, Lafayette, SILVEY—Leota, Biiher & Mrs, Hazel D. Hill and Mrs, Mary G. Gray, both of Indianapolfs, and Mr. Ira A. Silvey of Kokomo, Ind.; sister of Sherman Roberts of Indianapolis and Ella Conway of Glen-| dale, Cal, and Mri. Mary Pfaff-Gardner] of Noblesville, passed away at the residence of daughter, Hazel D. Hill, 2524 E.- 17th st, Services at & Bu-

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side ave., father of Edward of Washington, Ind.; Mrs. Walter Curler, Mrs. Otto Buenting, Miss Margaret Summers, Charlie Summers Jr. passed away Monday. Muneral from Speaks & Finn Funeral | Home: 1639 N. Meridian, Priday, 8:30 =. ; Bt, Burial "Holy (Wash-

Joseph's church, a, m. Cross cemetery. Friends invited. ington, Ind., papers nan

(C NG or WADE-—Susan B, beloved of Andrew, mother By Ruth An and James, sister of Sister Mailer, Mrs, Teipen, Mrs, any der and Joseph Johan y yay ps the the Jeidenge 403 N. ; Be m ence Y Ne. era at residence; 10 m aL Lourdes church. Burial cemetery. Aleat Society wi a

prayer at 8 WEAVER Pred, i years, of 1036 N. Tux-

edo, brother ‘of Bert Weaver and Mrs, Ethel Clark, passed away Wednesday. Friends may call at the Jordan yr oeral 428 Oth st., after hE Today Puneral Saturday, an, 3 10 a.m. Friends invited. = Burial Washington Park. WEST —James Henry, age 19, husband Carrie Wes, father of Burless,

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7:30 30 Ba Conkle 1934’ W. ichigan st., Thursday, Mount Zion urch Lynnville, Ind. Friends invited. Burial Mount Zion cemetery, Friends may call at funeral Ee WISEMAN! 2109 Napoleon & passed away iy morning; on =. ue W. Delmar Barker and Charles E. seman Sr. Services at the J. C. | of the Chimes,” 1334 Prospec Saturday 1 p. m. Fronds invited. Burial New Crown. Friends may call at the ~Chapsl of the Chimes” after Thursday

WOOT DWARD—Richard EB. age 67, band of Mrs. Martha Woodward, 1

Is. Edith Armboid: Indian; . brother of Mrs. Hester Williams and Woodw .; ‘nine ¢ sFandehil

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3 Card of Thanks HARNISHFBOER—We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our good neighbors and “Friends of the Southside Market” for their beautiful floral offerings and thy at the death of our husband an Sinan: Rawary Harnishfeger. We especial thank

and the G. H. Hermann Funeral Home for their kind services. Mrs. ANNA ER & FAMILY, 4 In Memoriam

CORY—In loving memory of Pfc. Reed Cory, who gave his life for his country in Belgium, Jan. 15, 1945: You're not forgotten, Reed, dear, Nor ever shall you As long as life and memory last, We shall remem thee MOM and DAD MILLER, JOSEPHINE and BURCH.

CORY—In loving memory of my husband, Pfc. Reed Cory, who gave his life for his country in Belgium, Jan. 15, 1945: Surrounded by friends, I am lonesome. In the midst of my joys, I am blue. With a smile on my face, ve a heartache, Longing, dear Reed, for you. WIFE, MILDRED. HENDRICKS AND BELL—In loving memories of my mother, Hazel Hendricks, who passed away Jan. 15, 1946, and my I Fred Bell, who passed away Jan. Abade no one a last farewell” They said good-bye to none, Their loving hearts had teased to beat, Before I knew it ‘they were gone, Memories: and treasures no one can steal; Death is a heartache nothing can heal, Some may think they are forgotten Though on earth they are no oo But in memory they are with m As they always were before. ughter, CUTHBERTSON.

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Nang Radting, | jFuratees, Est. free © Rural. CH. 5009. KEMTONING Painting. Experienced paired, any model. Day or RI-3708 exterior; paper steaming. PLASTERIN Immed.- service, Work Painting. Reasonable Fices. Qf Quick perise. Remodeling. Low Rates, FR-1088 PAPERHANGIN teaming, J 3 wall an iia ne, CH-061 LASTERING ™" *°Cyioir Patch Plastering re vies FRAA830

Jet shallow tod Il" pump repair and in installation. CH-2127

CHICK'S PLUMBING & HBATING BE-4826-W.

A sna dry wells’ dleaned, repaired by Rrompt Service Fr. 7069 TT SEPTIC TANKS

Dry - wells, outsi cleaned & pumped. Immed. ~town service FR-8742

eles. machines, basements ini ves CH-3344.

work “guaranteed, Washing Machine Parts Service, 3909-11 E. Washington, JIR-27

Quick ey Servis go. |

as oa okery repaired od | wa Motor rebuilding. | Ho.

censed., New work. RePlumber: oustiated wr | 07 Mrs. 8342.

REFRIGERA' . . Oommercial, domestic. Work guaranteed. MA-4133. BASH & PAINTING. CH-3872-W i Torte Yea 2028

3 a floor occupied ng Machine & Refrigerater RE "win EAE oe

T| Repair OE All

mation at Planner ed Buchanan Crema- Beauty College, 108 E. Washington, 908. larger, ue An. Soke Shean, 5. tory. Friends may ci at the mortuary treatments and mass e205 Gone SMITH—Nancy Jane, of 6030 Guilford HEALTH Fulton St. 9:30 # urdays, Sunday§. Please call TA-T146 : the tosis. She as the Wie of Thom: « * NEW CAR | ) as Smith, mother of" Jessie Burton and | [4 Travel; Bus Aute Dealers’ price in exchange for rental of MMEDIATE forena Sinith of Cleveland, 0.0 Mrs, tong] ooo TIEN TE rian | Lbtdroon unfurnished “house or apart; Beautiful 8:room Vv e el, Paul Sm al } ! Indishapalie!” Virgll ‘Smith of Whitmore ain wil MIAMI Leaving 17th or| resident of Indianapolis. or pe Jacobs, Lake, Mich.;-sister of O. B. Mann of San ake two, A-8355.

UP 70 $125 MONTH

For WEARined 5-6-room modern East, No

ment or home, rth. | executive, can su pply best references Call Mrs. ) MeCormick, RI-§351, between a, m.« RESPONSIILE CO UATES, with T«year-old ter, de sire 2- m house or apartment north; furnished or Snturhished. Refer e Shell Co., Ine, 1. Eve mes -2351. J. H. Harve

Aye 150 MILE COMMUTER

need bug or

un« apartment north. - Mr, 3 ELI | 4

UNIVERSITY room apartments for | 2500 also rooms for men.

" the widow's couple, NO CHIL~ REN. Needs 1 furnished apartment. Referay WA-4

WiLL MAKE DEPOSIT

damage a small | Quin could do

Darien or house. family. Best references. LI-1130, $5 p. m. - $10 for 4-5 room apartment or house. Furnished or unfurnished. North preferred. NO CHILDREN or pets. ‘Ref erences, LI-7566. ~~ VET and’ wife employed, desire 3 or 4 rocm apt. or house, furnished or un‘furnished. Call between 4-8 p.m, refer-|3 ence, HI-3601.

evicted. Need sed 3-sedroom. Bouse. MINOR REP, Best care

WA-

I! for I mi ‘apartment, Ph ba or unfurn: east, Call Mise Lane, RI-5561 “3-5, days, ‘twa of transCall erably

-= §-Room ome. Irvington section. Buy or remt. Will deal with owner only. Write Box 385, snapolis Times.

VICREDRA, haha Sy ME Esler apart. or house. 1478.

, WIFE, NO ag i FL ate for 2 or 3-room furnished or umSoak apartment. CH-3991-J.

HOUSE SUSE BADLY. H11-8080. a #3

(man, wife, grows ’ odern or_apart-

eed §-§-room ment by April or before. HU-T933, LI-6331. nice eed 2-3 - room B employed, AMER pa br 3 Shad

apartment Jan.

unfurnished a hed apariment by two em-

enc ployed ladies.

NISHED SEAR TMENY Hasan

want 3 ’ furnished or semi-furn .

VETERAN, wife want 1, 3 ur shed: NO CHiLDikn, North.

MOTHER, adul want It Jroom J Ee

ment, “cnEdhe a e —. to

house, prevent suburbs. GALTE0. school, X suumon neaury co, mo, mine

22 Moving; Storage Rent a NEW CAR or TRUCK

By the Hour--DayWesk or Yearly “We Furnish Everything But the

RENT THE U-DRIVET co. Alabama and Ohio.

Alabama sng Cain: av 4 23 Apartments, Unfurn. |7R2

EXCHANGE modern one-bedroom ment, un ed, le use, wo children.

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room sl We have

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BM Ruston Ags lize W. New ty

WILL share apartment girl. References required Indianapolis Times. 3-ROO and r rent, buy. jhe furniture, No children,

t Vih emplosid | id 5 fe lot;

28 Business Rentals

- for Immediate Possession

Approx. 16,000 square feet. - Located 324 N, Del. RI- 6783,

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EXCELLENT location ' for. ‘ina