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By MAX B. . COOK Seripps-Howard Aviation Editor

have — temporarily at least —

a AT a

winter's flying.

NEW YORK, March 3—Commer- _ cial aviatlon—1947—is going to come

ae det . beginning to Hogs Here Near”

”. sgtken their hot race for speed and more speed. They are levying on sound service, comfort and safety,

FOUR; Delivery of the new planes will insure increased schedules OD |girong in an active trade. Vealers all lines, with many more seals gong fat lambs remained steady. - available. It will cut flying time be-

thé airlines using it. Its more than 300 miles per hour speed already has greatly reduced previous time schedules in cross-country and overseas flights.

If the upcoming airliners sel in “time, 1947's commercial aviation record will be in keeping —on promises contained in aitline advertising—and go them one better.

Local Issues

- association had new officers today {after a week-end midwinter meet:

n-id5 to 50 cents over Saturday's

t 1490 5050 cents short of the all-

THE INDIANAPOLIS ES

sTo Come True

Go 0, Pp. “Editors |B Elect John Sellers

The Indiana Republican Editorial

ing here. John Sellers of Franklin became president and Claude Billings of Akron, vice president. . At the one-day meeting Saturday, ‘|{Rep. Dewey Short (R. Mo.) was principal speaker. Mr. Short, ranking member of the armed services committee in congress, told the editors that cutting the military budget wouldn't endanger the nation’s security. “Thirty-three cents out-of every dollar still goes toward national defense,” he said. “That is more than it used to cost to run the entire | government.”

All-Time Mark

Sell for” $29.50, ..20€ Short . of Record | Local hog prices today gained ral market. Top price was time peak set in October when

OPA price ceilings were lifted. Steers and heifers were unevenly

GOOD TO CHOICE HOGS (5500)

Cherry Exchange Will Be Moved

Plan New Building | At 38th, Riley A

new telephone building to re-;

Nominal ‘quotations furnished by anapolis securities dealers: STOCKS

ts Pin Corp com States re

ril a Central Soya om

Circle Theater 7 ' Comwith Loan % pid Congolidatde Industries com.. VY Ci ted Industries pfd.. 3 srs asannten 4] Erase 15 1% 92 RI 13% cepgTanane 26

Lanes

\ previous year.”

lo on Income Tax Revenue Year

Biggest Single Item

|tederal revenue in 1946, the treasury has disclosed. ”

And 1946, it said, was a record

The internal revenue bureau said

collections from all tax sources in/ment. calendar 1946 aggregated $38,640.

The biggest single item in the clude a tabulation of 1946 revenue was the $9,147,033 504.61 withheld from sala-

last year was due to the repeal of |delay—much of corporation excess profits taxes at the end of 1945. Almost. $6,500,000,~ 000 in such taxes was paid last year

vious years. This total, however, construction ‘and

a gallon, brought $1,899,000,000, compared with $1,576,000000 in the!quotas, preferences and other barriers to trade. Thus, sooner or later

Liquor Tax Total The total for liquor taxes in

As a result of rising production ernment. Congressmen felt they

{on coal, telephone calls, oleomargarine, filled cheese, narcotics, sugar, bowling alieys, pool tables, theaters and night clubs, brought in $1,500,000,000, slightly more than in 1945.

Retailers” excise taxes, such -as

those on jewelry, fur coats, perfumes and luggage, million,” compared with $451 million in 1945.

totaled $523

Reflecting high employment and

higher wages, employment taxes accounted for $1,784,000,000 of Uncle Sam’s income last year, an increase

mai. Place the present Cherry exchange 'of about $34 million.

office and a large addition to the Garfield exchange office at 2941 Shelby st., has been approved by| the civilian production administra-

“i ition.

Construction of the new Cherry, dial-officé on the soutiteasi wrner;

gin in a few weeks.. The new build- | ‘a{ing, of reinforced concrete faced, with Indiana limestone, will have a | +|frontage of 85 feet on 38th 5. al , | a depth of 65 feet.

2h story building “are estimated at| hs $100,000. 11%! The Garfield office addition will

96", : vik Death of Norine Conen, 18, in a 2 local hospital. today brought “t67;

:|after their automobile was struck

20V 36% |

“'to the rear. A new garage will built to replace one being razed.! This construction will cost an esti-! mated $50,000, and will make possible installation. of more dial equip

.... ment, 4

3, Newborn Baby, Five Others in Family Killed

MARION, O., March 3 (U. P,) =

five, and a prematurely born baby, the members of one family dead

by a train at a grade crossing in we inearby Cardington. a ' The other dead, all of Clio, Mich,, ser Were Lawrence “Tassby, 28; Mrs. .«+|Ethyl Peterson, 54; Miss Bonnie ‘|Peterson, 19, and Mrs.

71her. baby prematurely, |died almost instantly.

_® | stil in the local hospital with Be injurfes was Donald Tassby, hus~o...|band of Mrs. Tassby.

JAPS GET BASIC LAW

be!

Wilma Tassby, who was thrown clear of ‘Ithe wreckage and gave berth to’ The baby

‘TOKYO, March 3 (U, P.).~Allied| officials announced

Trailer Home Damaged by Fire

The trailer home of Louis Lublfi-

3"lof 38th st. and Riley ave. will be- oi g¢ 5421 W. Washington st. was

|damaged by fire ‘early yesterday. |The flames started from an overheated stove,

Hot ashes in a wooden container started a small fire at the home of| mittee . which originally accepted Construction costs for the one-{ John Darlington, 7058. Keystone MT: Collado.

The damage .was|

ave. yesterday. not estimated.

Firemen answered an alarm at «| extend the present building 32 feet | the Union station early yesterday.

caused| Property owners slight damage. in one of the second northwest side area designated by

{Fire ‘of unknown origin

floor-office rooms,

Girls Run to Father; |

‘Must Return to Mother

| GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, March 3 (U. P).—Two little girls wHo ran away from their. mother’s Logansport, Ind, home to be with their father here, must return ‘to - their

mother.

a result ‘of their divorce in 1939,

mother, ar

- The Indianapolis, Indiana and

The children, -Helen Anne Braun, 11, and Carol Marie Braun, 10, were the’ center of ‘a court feud. Their father, Richard Braun, sought to gain custody granted Mrs. Russell Boyer, Mr. Braun's former wife, as

The girls ran away from Logansport two weeks ago, saying they had been: mistreated. © However, . Circuit Judge Wililath B. Brown held that |§eS evidence-did not support 'the charge and ordered them returned to their

| Chambers oF Eomnciio] Plan 1-Day Conference

Believe Ne

Make It a

in its short but frustrated infancy. The manner of his acceptance

taking the job. However, the selection of a New York lawyer of his HE rl pailion ow Washingion admitting ab ok. the heed or the confidence of bnakers and in-

vestment

bank seem to

peacetime year from & revenue giving way to standpoint.

Wall Street prac- _ ticality and judg- |

torily

its forma] name as a result of obligations from pre- |—the ee bank for re-

development. Word that the deadlock over the

Butchers was $3,266,000,000 below excess proFIVE: New, improved methods 20- 140 pbunds [email protected] bank’s presidency is broken should for loading and unloading passen- i 160 Pounds. FEE Ms Wt pay ments erph Edivid-lcheer’ ail Shose . ations which "gers; baggage, mail and cargo on 180- 200 pounds 2a - 29.338 29.50 those not looked upon it as one of the two the few airliners will greatly reduce | 200- 220 pounds .. . BBGN.0 uals in 1946—including wh ota i hotijéneeks on. the ground at air- sig 370 pounds RRai | Wihhet 0 This was $2 billion economic rebullding. ports. 270- pou as . 2 Big Douglas DO-6s, looking much| 350 36 bounds 258% 32 below payments of 1945 when the The other one, the international like the C-4s now in. the air—but Medium 25.509 328.3 | Individual tax rate was slightly| monetary fund, is about ready to much larger and faster-—will start] “oo. Pack 8. higher. 30 Susie i fe Sei 3 Luvin fiying schedules May 1 and shortly| 53% 3b ound 2.50026.50 Equal 145 Tax neglecting its lending role, the fund after. afriiner I I pou + Straight corporation taxes paid) would be greatly handicapped. carry 53 360- 400 ds last year were just about equal| May Be ed nl oo % 5 ts 1945, amounting 0 oy, preak in the World bank on the standard seat type. It wil "5 poinas La # 19.50024.50 EN. veut tu 106 tip|1CS JO S40 GONeS 43.8 hie Whes eruiss around il "| 90-120 pounds ...... .... 19.235@3435 income, excess profits and unjust program P waa ey adding upward of 60 per Rou CATTLE (2700) enrichment taxes was $28,930,000,000.] :;,..04 at least another year without to the DC-4s’ speed. : totaled year : Schedule Chot00 pounds «.icseesress 23. oi IR 1945 ° such Income material change at the hands of Start New 900-1100 POUDAS +..s roves eens 24.00G71.5 $34,357,000,000. congress. United Air Lines will start its|is SUES arisen 34.00@11s0| In several categories, 1946 showed A goods-hungry world has the DC-6 schedule from New Yorz $0|G% 500 pounds ........... 21.3063350 higher Colleton San in pie’ means of carrying on trade with San Francisco and Honolulu onj 900-1100 pounds .. + BA0G2.0 ous year. brought! this country along existing lines. May 1. American Airlines also is to| 1300 13005 pounds - “33 00034.00| the treasury $688,000,000. In 1945, New credits gradually should be begin DC-6 schedules about thatiMedum— income from that source Was opened up by the World bank and time, with other airlines also RAVINg |yioe ses Sounds... ..... 11.508 22.60 |$615,000,000. ~§ _|the World fund. been promised delivery rapidly 700-1100 POUDAS ...eeecs eens 1o@rse| Taxes on distilled spirits, at $9| Commencing in April, an attempt

will be made at Geneva to reduce

a great thaw is looked for. The bank's long quest of a new president was only the most con-

29/1946, including beer and wine, Was|snieuous sympton of serious child-

$2,691,000,000. This compared With|inood aflments—from bad luck to $2,370,000,000 in 1945.

Hastily put together at the Bret-

to $1,218,000,000. It was $1,034,000,-|ton Woods conference in 1944, it got off to a contentious start in Documentary taxes produced more congress subjected to one of the

than $90,000,000 in 1946, topping most remarkable propaganda cam-

paigns ever conducted by the govwere being given the bums’ rush,

ing machines, radios and electrical | and some were. They were expected appliances, manufacturers paid ex-|ty accept the Bretton Woods pro-

gram without changing a semi-

The most serious difficulties since experienced by the bank, howover,

almost in half and carry almosti “Good (si weights) ......... 16s0@1rse| Tobacco tax revenue also was up. twice in 1 2.03 a i JassDgers. —_ Good... 18.00916.50 Such income last year amounted for 2 nes Tok bx ag Dot the 3-0-3 em nd medium o.oo... 10.50614.00/000 in 1945. does, it to serve well across] CALVES (400) a country or on the shorter hops. [Good and choice ........... $0a29.50 = Fiout Delintey Soon + - SO os Bp ro! 1 [email protected] 1945 by almost $20 million. ’ : 0 and Boskngy huge Siratoeruiser, with | Feeder and Stocker Cattle and GRIv®% lof such goods as automobiles, wash‘two decks and fitted 60 passen-| onoice— gers or more, is scheduled for first| S- 8 pounds co: E001 deliveries also this year, with most| Good— : [email protected]|Cis€ taxes amounting to $1,163,000,of the airlines having orders in. Its| 500,050 POungs [iii 15.00017.50| 000 last year, compared with $859 |.olon. speed will range around 400>miles Medium =~ 13.00015.00| Million in 1945. r hour, Its cargo counterpart al-| common— : ei Ey flown from Seattle,| 300- 900 pounds ............ [email protected] - Miscellaneous Taxes Up Wa ash, to Washington, D. C., in six CALVES (425) The automobile use tax brought hours and three minutes. P oo Lambe s3n5 in less than $850,000, compared with Meantime, the Lockheed Constel- | | Good. and GLOICE + xe sne snr 21.0813 50 $125 million the year before. The lation, with new safety devices in- | Seam, "2% 2% '1:107 1500g16.50|t8X Was repealed at the end of | ~ stalled; already is piling up thou- Ewes (Shorn) os Je. Ye sands of passenger-miles weekly for Good and eis di hyde $%e 1 ellaneous taxes, such as those

directors,

proved impossible. Youthful Executive

of E. G. Collado, the American executive director.

now only 36, helped to put the bank together from the start. He had at his fingertips more facts and figures than his superior could pick up in months. +o It -is-understood that. Ms, Callao will “be eased -out--iir—-the changes now about to occur, to which Mr. McCloy reportedly has obtained the consent of the national advisory council, the U. 8. cabinet-level com-

Property Owners Fight Slum Clearance

in the near

the redevelopment commission for {slum clearance continued testifying before five superior court judges today ‘that their homes are not “blighted.” : They are appealing to the five judges the decision of the epommission to razé’ and velop an area bounded -by W. 10th and W, 16th and West and Melburn sts. - The suit is the first to’ challenge the legality of the Indianapolis “private enterprise” slum clearance program,

u.l S: Statements

"WASHINGTON, Marc March 3 (vu. Po, ernment expenses and receipts for the rent fiscal year through Feb. 27, pared Wah J a yeas eg

com-

Fear Last YearExpenses 483 5,664 $46,277,666, eipts .. $3640. 303. 523 27,231,349; 18 its. geeeie 1,120957.868 C.-L... 0

Delleit .0.....

is iities nye 19,066, 302,623 207 54.081,138 (25.888,700.040

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of World Bank Can

Choice of John J. McCloy Seen Trend Toward Judgment of Wall Street

By JOHN W. LOVE Scripps-Howard Staff Writer WASHINGTON, March $-—John J. McCloy's acceptance of the. presidency of the World bank should give it a chance it has never had

people. In short, New Deal ideas in the

\ Retail Licenses

| also lost their licenses for periods ranging from seven to 30 days.

were foreseen by no one. It was slow in finding its first president, even though the job pays $30,000 a year, tax free, plus entertainment

Eugene Meyer of Washington patriotically accepted it. But there are indications he was not fully aware that the bank's 12 executive| sitting continuously at his elbow, had practical veto power over every decision of the president. The organization setup apparently

In particular, the elderly and conservative Mr. Meyer had the task of adjusting his views with those youthful

A protege of Will L. Clayton in the state department, Mr. Collado,

ash Balatice. Public _ Debt. S10 230,222 Gold Reserve. 0335 008 065 730,233,805, 140

w Head

Success

is perhaps more important than his

ABC Suspends 10

5 Bartenders Lose Permits for 30 Days

| ‘The wicoholic beverage commission today announced 10 retail permit ‘suspensions. Six ‘bartenders

The ABC entered 30-day suspensions against retailers Benjamin and Chester Gliva, La Porte; Rhoda

Shelbyville, and Ival ©. Wilson, Jasper, all charged with sale to minors. The permit for the premises now twoloccupied by Stanislaw Lopinski, South : Bend -alse was suspended for 30 days. The. former ‘owners were charged with selling wine and whisky on a beer permit. The ABC said the permit was transferred to Lopinski before it could take any action, 30-Day Suspensions Arthur J. Scherpereel, Crumstown, charged with sale of whisky on a beer permit, and George Ledford, Milan, accused of Sunday sales, lost their permits for 15 days. Seven-day suspensions were entered against Todor R. Parkevich, ‘Logansport, and Henry and Belle Entin, Indianapolis, for allegedly allowing minors to loiter. Five bartenders lost their permit for 30 days. James Franklin, Odon. Jonathan Hopper, Washington, and Winfield C. Lenon, Logansport, were charged with sale to minors. : Gerald C. Martin, Loogootee, was suspended for permitting minors to loiter, and James Mitchell, South Bend, ‘was charged with selling whisky not bearing an Indiana tax stamp. Parkevich lost his permit for seven days on a charge of perii Jiors Yo loiter.

Study Fish Food For Human Use

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, March 3 (U. P.),—The oceans of the world contain billions of tons of food. Science sooner or later must find a way to extract it for human use, Dr. F. Walton Smith said today. Dr. Smith, director of the marine laboratory of the -University of Miami, said new ways to produce food will have to be found or new and bigger wars will: be fought to cut down the world's population. Dr. Smith and his associates at the laboratory, located on the banks of Biscayne bay, currently are working on a project to study animal and plant life in the ocean. They are experimenting with planktons, or plankters, microscopic living Organisms upon which the fish in the sea and the oceans depend for their food. It is Dr. Smith's belief that enore] mous sources of food supply can come from these tiny organisms, particularly proteins and vitamins. They are so small that it would take 1000 of them side-by-side to measure an inch. Predicts Meatless Years "Tapping this source of food may prolong the day when most persons in. the world ‘will become Vegetarlans, Dr. Smith believes.

150 years there will be no meat left. * Man by that time, he believes, will have reserved the grass and all ‘plant life for himself, leaving nothing for the meat animal, such as cattle. Every scrap of corn will be used by humans and thereby none left for the pigs, he believes. Other scientists have said that tapping the food .sources in the oceans would. feed adequately the estimated half billion starving people in the world today. Dr. Smith said that the world ‘must do one of two things: Increase its food supply, or cut down its population.

Georgia ‘Governor

Fight Flares Anew " ATLANTA, Ga., March 3 (VU. P.).

ernor’s chair to the courts. the office

son.

nal aegive irregularities in

new public housing for Negroes has hot been matched in any degree by

He predicted, onthe. basis of the increasing” Population; “that within

- |b cinnati, O.,

—The turbulent contest for’ the Georgia governorship flared anew today. D.- Talmadge Bowers, an independent candidate in the Novém. | ber general election, declared that he would ‘demand a recount Of chanan Mortuary Tuesda write-in. votes and, that failing, Ba\*St' mortuary. -|would take his claim on the gov-

The entry of a third: claimant to | of e at the beginning of week in’ which the state su“court will hear three suits| ce involvirig Governor Herman Tal- okyd madge and Lt.-Gov, MT % Thomp«

Mr. ‘Bowers’ announcement ‘came [0 |as an’ outgrowth of .an article pub-| J lished in. yesterday's Atlanta JourTeMalr | 1 write-in - votes for 8 the ba-| J

MONDAY, MARCH 5 1940

11. PERSON

Housing Low re

National Urban. Wa Reveals Report -

By ALVIN E WHITE ; Scripps-Howard Staff Writer "WASHINGTON, March 3.—Housing for Negroes reached its lowest mark in 1946, A50URIng 0 i Tepeat of the National Urban league. of New York.

re-use temporary housing aecommodations provided for veterans during 1946 were specified for Negroes. As late as October only 1600 of the 5000 allocated, were available for use. In contrast, between 1940 and

15,000 special war housing units for were constructed

“The sharp decline 1’ available]

crease in private construction for lower or middle-income families,” sald the report. .-

Amount Negligible

*Qnly a negligible Amount of private money has gone - into con-

For example, from 1939 to June, 1946, only 23,000 FHA-insured units had been constructed throughout the entire United States for Negroes. : While some privately financed housing construction for Negroes is

houses being sold to in Baltimore revealed a 175 cent average price increase. In instance, there had been a price Increase of 433 per cent over ‘the

“Under present

Elects Directors Frenzel, Jackson Named to Board

Otto N. Frenzel, president of Merchants National bank and |” chairman of the board of Indiana Trust Co, and Clarence A. Jackson, executive vice president of the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce, have been elected to the board of directors of American United Life Insurance Co. : George A. Bangs, president of the company, announced the additions to the board following the annual

company.

financial postion of American United Life at the close of 1946, stating that during the year the!. company’s life insurance in force rose to more than $367 million, a gain of more than $31 million. In the report which was the company’s 70th annual statement, Mr. Bangs said that “since we began operations Nov. 7, 1877, there has been paid a total of $188,275,728.84| in claims and benefits to policyholders and beneficiaries. TI,

= Love and Sympathy

in the Most ; Understandable Way.

$%rThe ALLIED FLORISTS ASSN

A —————————— 1. DEATH NOTICES Indianapolis Times, , Mon., March 31, us. WLING—Quy C., ed husBOWLIN of Beaulah, ge of Beverly: Maryland, passed away Beturdsy ant a od Lebanon hospital. Service 3 Tuesday, March 4, at Leap Memorial neral Home, 739 w. NV ashisgion st. ~Puneral serv-

cemetery.

ARLSON—Otto W, (Ed), age 40, of 328 on HO a ave, = od husband is

> her of Vicki Betty. Carlson ahd ithe A TIo0n

Mich., d Agnes M. Oarlson of Covington, Ky. Tassed Away JSamday, SR oiciey | 12 Wednesday 1:30 B. 8h

at s' Irvin Cha sari ann gon st. t © Bur ial Si in| Bark cemetery. Priends may call at the " chape

after 7 p.m. Monday. LARK--Mrs. Ruth x on daughter. of frre and H

‘Ackerman, passed away nner Winnetka, 11, Services Hai ney 3 oe inl.

fends may

PARNELL—Ervin E. i, of 1745 Vine-

wood rest Baturday

vited; Burial Crown

mes % husband. Ff Jot n at ( W. a ei f »Mrs. Matthew Doyle Waterbiry, Co UE, aithew of rn i a ge = hy Lourdes {fas em ar BF al ter

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Less than 3 per dent of the 254,000 Ww.

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the

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TYPES of Becguniing work done ncluding tax statements. Call Ble 3615 for estimates. a Laundry service; no pick-u ' wun or ve. ’ GA-9565 MOTORS REBUILT

Chevrolets, $40; V-8's, $60; other makes ik (Accordingly. Immediate service. CH 0845.

steaming, brush spray st | Decorating, painting. HU-5381. PAINTING, interior and exterior; onl washing. All work guarant or small monthly payments. a PAINTING, interior and exterior; paper Sienuing, GA-8200 Workers insured.

a| PAPER HANGING, STEAMING

in Reasonable prices. Quick service, Work guaranteed. es Mince. RI-8029,

hangin tch pl . WA-T026 J sine Service, Spring

paprhngng, cing. Samples shown, Guarant, a WA-9237, Paperhanging .oo.. GA-6722 Paperhanging Sivic® cir is-w, PAPER HANGING, painting, pro prompt serve

ice. 1947 samples. Cond PAPERHANGING, steaming. GA-6648 PAPERHANGING, vSSveamming, CH-0613

Free estimates. ting. White CH-4605 :

Paper cleaning, hanging; Ime

painting. Comp. ins. Allen. PAPER CLEANING, paper hanging. mediate booking for Easter cleaning. Special attetion to new customers and

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FR-8717 MA-9433

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Patch Plastering =

PLUMBING, heating repair; jet dee well shallow. well pump insta Avy ON 21270 after 5:30 p.m. 5408 | GENERAL repair work, roofing, gutters ting, repassing- TA- 1834, " lt ROOFS, roof. repairs, ding, tee ws downspouts.

Roof Repairs, all Rinds roofs , Guaranteed work 8 __home repair. Pree estimate. BR. CLOGGED sewer pipes and drains cleaned, elec. machines, flooded basements pumped: inexpensive: guaranteed CH-3344.

HOOSIER SEPTIC TANK

Vaults, dry wells, factory sludge pits cleaned and repaired by ex-servicemen. .

built or rewired and gener ~4843.

permanent. This week's 2pocial permanent fons _ ions rebuilt. 2170 N. acoma, CH-6937, nly $2.45. Guaranteed cold waves, “od Tepairin ly as et be to 81. Hair dyeing, | WELL DRILLING = *"Geloise = special, $3.9 95.. Manicures, 50c. No ap-! ointment headed. O aX 8:30 a. m. Washing Machife & Refrigerator al: 1 Roose BLDG., Ri-0481| Repair: Bervice. All work ‘guaranteed, + Th Beauty — “Washing Mathine Parts Service, 3009-11 ° MARY MILLS ace ‘vapor, tonic, E "Washington Ra 0, . scientific massage. If you Belpre EE Ith conditions, fot colds, rheumatism i het Fo back, arthritis, neuritis. And : OR RENT , Se

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THE 1130 BE. Market No Min Balance Required 1T WILL . be responsible for debts 4h one other than myself Walter Dombroskl,

after 749

Sheer Dupont,

3 MiMi March King ave.

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PEOPLES

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first quality full-fash-foned, only 75¢ with purchase of any

ng your family with you, | R1-7266 for appointment,

“Auto Radiator Service

It your car has any Sopling system troubles, see us for expert se 1), | oldest shop in the Middlewest rat LAs. ACME . RADIA .

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Wednesday, 3 at Osburn’s Prairie church. * Burlst 0 Osburn’s Prairie | | 1R:3038 afte Prompt Service Er. 7 cemetery. Priends may call at mortuary. O08 er, tag No. SEPTIO TANKS ao. a of Binel Br on Brother white and brown ot iora, RT-04 skip- 1 tside toilets cleaned &. : beloved husband of Ethel Brown DO er | py.” Reward, 3040 Guilford, RI-0496. Dry wells outside toilets ned &., of Norvell Ar George | C. w 3 wetter female, lost vicinity 34th Immed. and o town the “Method a away SatirRy a y call {IRISH and Washington Blvd, Name: 874 : fie Motodisl Ww. sti irling Funeral gp ry “Duchess.” Reward, HI1-3489. I$ i spring blouses, dresses, chile 1430 Prospect st. Funerdl SSTELN Be hn PERSONALS WINE iren's clothing, etc. GA-0856, aay. Poa™ the Jun ton Park ee STOCK gummed labels for shippers, stand. fnYinds Wy ted. * Burial Washing g rg

ardizéd parcel post labels. Ad-Man Liberty Bidg. RI-6056,

UPHOLSTERING, aPLRes repaired, oh

> ar vonetieh YI, "ROOMS ‘WITHOUT BOARD _ WOODRUFF: PLACE, 586 Middle dr,

iti AVE. SE-Earge front, next bath; suitable 2’ girls. CENTRAL, 1220 — Sleeping Yoom, Jl men preferred; city heat. 116 W. 23D—Large front sin - ntleman; evening’ worker ~praferred. -1362. ING room for ® ern; on bus line. 'MA-401

18, ROOMS WITH BOARD CHILDREN Good care. Modern

__ home, IR-0102. Permanent Home

women. IR-2883

The Mills Roofers, .

Nev RI-2928

viable bed, gentlemen, references, MAS

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