Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 June 1947 — Page 11

Americans Find O Duties, Life Not All Ro * ‘Houses Large, Servants Efficient, But Food For Those in Small Towns Is Big Problem

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It's * uxurions lite American families are Jiving with the

F. ELLIS Solence Writer wife who recently arrived in Germany,

pation army In Germany, what with big houses and servants. But | ‘there's another side to the picture, given here by an army lewtenant's |

000s

'Y, June, T.~New — A | oan determine ny HELEN HAWK MAZSHALL

5 . 5 n for The Indianapolis baby” opération BAD AIBLING, Germany, June 7.

were reported to plongers In their way. For never before have American families lived in i Smcetation by and guided a defeated nation.

We had been told on the voyage across the Atlantic that our Richard J. Bing,

t The wi wives Vou th Germany Yoday i are :

and lives should demonstrate to ‘the German people that democracy 1s

actions | $4

d how, he fed a the | best way of life. : ie heart to learn : is pleturesque “little town to™ ; od that was flow- which we are agsigned wis once a| Buf a large perdentage lungs. This was non-fashionable winter and health|American families live In.

, by inserting the rmal blood chanand the tube was into one of the heart. Analyzed , samples of blood through the “tube. 8 subjected to n turn led to a g the blood flow

resort and retains most of its former beauty. Happy With Good House We are among the lucky Americans who live in a villa, Our com“pletely modern nine-room house belongs to one of the town's former leading Nazis—and the Nazis lived well, w very happy about the house, There is a beautiful library, a rose living‘room, large dining room, sun room, glassed-in terrace, butler's pantry, kitchen and lavatory downstairs

reational facilities. The 17 families in Bad

over 40 miles of bumps eac they need food.

and other necessities. However, no two American

5. ¢ ‘mation, Dr. Bing ace the same conditions in

ermine definitely ation to improve rough the lungs blue baby” condi uccessful, is a child that is ymplete heart and m.. An operation art of this defect 44 by Drs. Alfred Taussig, of Johns y medical school. years the “blue was considered

And we have a huge elaborately] Obviously, not all live in furnished. master bedroom, guest room, upstairs parlor, sewing room, and tremendous bathroom on the second floor, The servants have Jaomplete quarters en the third floor, Our house has all the electrical appliances so rare in Germany— refrigerator, stove, vacuum, radio and adequate lighting. We even have two telephones, the kind you turn a handle and ring the operators. We have a small orchard and lots of space for flowers and vegetables. Maid Is Most Efficient My little Viennese maid would seem a dream come true at home, She keeps the place spotless, serves and even does most of the laundry, The housemeister is old but goodhearted and keeps the yard up nicely. His wife helps the maid with the laundry. I do all the cooking. My husband hates greasy, heavy German cooking. We're living on a grander scale here than we could on an army Heutenant’s pay in America, but all is not perfect, of course. We are more than a mile away “from the nearest Americans, It gets “Jonely at times.

Living in a foreign land Sertaloly has the effect of making American women appreciate the United States. Bus Ride Not Pleasant Most of the glowing accounts of life with the occupation army come from families in big cities. They - have well-stocked commissaries and numerous companions and recreational facilities.

only generals rate them.

formerly used by German workers. -

the Chicago Daily News,

Times State Service

ientists Abroad

., June T7.—Chriseport that 200,00 sent to Christian nger-ridden coun~

and costs, when he pleaded

device.

ig with dther anread yesterday at ng of the Mother Church of Christ, [he denomination f books and perichurches as soon els were reopened

He was arrested May 27 whe police raided the resort and

gambling purposes.

VALUATIONS JUMP Christian Science Times State Service vy disclosed that es capable of prospies ‘of the 40ience Monitor per nstalled. Colored restored to the number of advercolumns has in-

New assessment figures for

year,

per cent increase.

RASH KILLS 2 is listed as 32 per cent.

see __ ANNOUNCEMENTS , | i DEATH NOTICES municipal judge — a EB, yidow of Marin ; 5 en STAUB —Anna of Mart flying instructor, 1. DEATH NOTICES Me ater of of J olin h Baba oonilitutheirhainnod RRR WR n Sy Ry n, 2. ete ied Indianapolis Times, Sai., June 7, 7 as od), away at Gt he: sma a ~<a | dence, ave. urs plane VACKWELL-_Henry A. age 54 |qay, June 5, § p.m, sge 84 riend of Ernest Mann, Funeral Tice at II Fue away Thursday. Puneral Monday, neral Home, 16001 rE ¥. New York st _ © tral Bulbs, S46 R Tilote Borjal | Monday 3 p.m, Burial Crown Hii RVICE Sutherland Park’ Cem ry ends | Femetacy 1 home. may all akg may ah at the chapel after 6 Pp. m. unr 8 Baturda TALLEY.-1ic} Lindau, entered URES SURGE r 9. 4248 Sunset ave., of ‘marl A. Talley age 8 yun ndJanes ow ba Friday . aud 1 Lindauer, ister ot Mri. Equipment Services Scottish Rite Cathedral Ea Quek, Me caus, grand: en mi Barba Lind: 342 E. Wash. at Flanner Pa Buchanan’ Mortuary, jothés of wi NN Joan 14 et MA-7131 until 11 a. m, day, then at | 20d Ron At Peace Oh 2050 - Scottish Rite Cathedral Wntil time of Bay i EE ee aun ym vee come. Burial Memorial Park. Moore AY oes CARLSEN Louis 1, age 54 years, | Mortuaries. usban ol 8 tamm CarlLa | sen, father of Mrs. Mervin Ar- YANDIVIER LOrant Co ata A thur and Mrs. Omer Scott, broth- | JOUET AURIS oO truce and er of Mrs. Charles Kem of Ro he Vandiv passed away PriFlorida, Mrs. Lyle Newkirk of Cin- | Sovene Fantivier, pessed 2 m einnatl, Mrs. Carl Agnew, Mrs, | 38 hr dll ror, (40 urch. Chazies Hittle 304 Elmer Carisen, Burial notice later. Friends may call Flowers nay. Joa J sracay. m.. at the | At Little & Sons Funeral Home, 1001 we George w. Usher, Mortuaty, pi Ww. Main Beech Grove, after 7p. m. ashington st am risto"elegraphed! her's church, Priends invited.

3. CARD OF THANKS

CROSBY—We to thank ou our RO es friends and os for all the kindnesses shown at the ‘William nx Ve

thank erend Edwards, T. “and Mrs. Austin Heady of Conkle

the Funeral Bons and all’ for the beauHy "floral off DAUGHTERS. LORASH—It is with sincerest grat wish

tude that we to express nks to our or reltiven friends and

urial Holy Cross cemetery. Priends may call at the 43 § She altar society will meet at 7:30 m night for prayers,

CURRAN-—Ethel E, wife of Leo J. Curran, mother of Mrs. Irvin Fish, Mrs. Garland Jawad ds, Leo, Joseph James, Bertha, Betty, Joan Agnes Curran, sister of Mrs. Lewis, Clara, Thomas and George Crosby, all in England, died Friday at Bt. Vincent's Hospital. Funeral Monday, 8:30, at the Kirby Mortyary, Meridian at 19th St.; 9 m.,

ORY

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passing of our Jathes Crosby. We

Bt. Joseph's Church, Item tha , M. to 5:00 P. M. \ neighbors for all their scts of kindy, Close 12 Noon ou at the Boras Friends may | 10.8 shown us at She he. passing o of wo m— reese. | Wif® ANA mother, ian « Radios DAVIS_Clem C., of 2624 N. Chester, the Rev Ralp

especiall a O'Dell. the We Ladior suxilisry of the nish American War Veteran's, Spent Funeral Home ang all for the

tiful floral tri CHARLES ORABH AND FAMILY.

PAYNE—-We wih bs express sincere thanks and d ciation to our relatives tiends and neighbors for their kindness, sympathy, beautiful floral offerings and cards, at the death of our husband and father, Cecil A. Payne. We fally wish to thank v. Ruspalibearers, employees, of | of ater, ona Harvester

entered into rest Thursday, age 61 ears, son of Mrs. Mary Davis, rother of. Mrs. Bessie Smith and Yin Childe Davis, uncle of Kenneth an Luvin and Duane Davis, Services Sunday, 10 a. m. at the resi» dence and Pp. m, at Maxville church, Burial Maxville cemetery. oore Mortuaries. (Munciegr papers please copy.)

AVING

— ERNE

In the Middle of * the First Block

our appre-

GRAY Albert, 111 E. 38th st. husband of Catherine Gray, father of Paul A. of Indianapolis, and Robert Pelham, N. Y.; grandfather of bert R., Peter H. ‘and Nancy Gray,

towns, often miles from their nearest compatriots—and without rec-

must ride a converted ambulance

And then they find no fresh milk, {fruit or vegetables, little meat, and often no coffee, flour, sugar, potatoes

to maintain family life in Germany today

in crowded Frankfurt, for example, Lieutenant colonels, who pay $120 a month rent, get small apartments

® eH 1M7, by The ingishapors T Times

Shades Manager Fined On Gaming - Charge

CRAWFORDSVILLE, June 7. — Fabian Frisz, manager of “the Shades resort which recently was acquired by the state, was fined $25

in city court to keeping a gaming

Mr. Frisz had been manager of the Shades for several years while it operated as a private enterprise.

three slot machines and a horse machine. allegedly used for

MONTICELLO, Ind, June 7—

county show that valuations have increased by 34 per cent from last including six incorporated towns. The greatest increase was for the town of Reynolds, west of here where there has been a 48 In Monticello the valuation increase of property

of ‘the small

Aibling

h time

“What's this funny stuff?”

MAKE MINE VANILLA—Poor Josephine, white-faced chimpanzee fresh from he makes her camera debut and eats her first

the Belgian Congo, has a trying day. : But the newest resident of New York City's

ice cream cone all at the same time. Bronx zoo is mbre suspicious of eraman holds as he records her attion. But one good taste, and she becomes as good an ice cream cone fan as your Junior.

“Feels cold, but tastes good.”

ice cream than the

“| Union.

“ + Oh, well, here goes!”

black contraption the cam-

women trying

villas;

factory

diana State Teachers

campus.

guilty

begin at 6:30 p. m,

n state found race-

of Jeseph A.

ANDERSON, White

received. The truck,

481 to Receive |. S. T.C. Degrees

Times State Service TERRE HAUTE, Ind. June 7 Concluding the 76th annual commencement week celebration at Incollege tomorrow, degrees will be conferred upon 391 undergraduates and 96 will be awarded the master's degree by President Ralph N. Tirey at outdoor exercises on the west

Dr. Arthur Cushman McGiffert Jr., of Chicago, “religious educator and author, will deliver the commencement address. He is president of the Chicago Theological seminary of the University of Chi- | cago. The academic procession will following a prelude concert by the college symphonic band under the direction Gremelspacher.

Anderson Has

New Ladder Truck

Times State Berviee Ind, June T.—A new aerial truck purchased for the Anderson fire department has been

with 100-foot hydraulically - operated ladders - that can be raised in one-half minute, will replace a truck in use at present, which has-85-foot spring operated ladders, and has been in use for approximately 20 years.

By ERNIE HILL Times Foreign Correspondent BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, June T~Young ladies with a weakness for full-flower mustaches are ec\static over Buenos Aires fashion dictates for the winter season. « Fluffier, broader and blacker are the mustaches worn by the properly turned out young men who stroll fashionable Calle Florida. Fashion magazines for gentlemen show them a full three inches from end to end and an inch in width— depending of course upon the size of the mouth and the length of the upper lip. Other Areas Periled

Buenos Aires is considered the style center of South America. So the idea probably will reverberate around the continent before winter ends. The young man about town— called a Porteno because Buenos Aires is a port—is gotten up something like this: ~To offset the heavy mustache, the hair on the head is permitted to grow longer. It is heavily coated with a sweet-sinelling grease that holds it in place in a windstorm. A brown or black pork-pte hat, crushed down so the crown is only about two inches high, is carried in the left hand. It is seldom put on. . In the right hand are yellow pigskin gloves. Occasionally—they niay be worn after 9 p. m. Suits. must be blue or black. A

—

Bravo, Saluda Porteno, Muy Bueno, El Mustachio

very quiet pinstripe is permitted but it must be very quiet. Shoes are black. Ties are either black, dark green or brown. Several brands of toilet water are recommended this season. Toilet water should be doused liberally. When four well-perfumed Argentines get into an elevator, it is dangerous to strike a match. : 2-Faced Wolves The total effect, perhaps, is a little somber. But that is the mode. The acceptéd facial expression is sad but at the same time eager. A. properly gotten together Porteno strolling down Florida can't miss. All he has to do is keep his eye on the ball. Devastation is inevitable.

New Officers Named By New Castle Lions

5 Times State Service NEW CASTLE, Ind, June 7-— James H. Minnick, chief clerk at the: local Public Service Co. office, has been elected president of the New Castle Lions ‘club to succeed Vernon H. Burch,

Other officers named are Clyde Cassity, first vice president; Maj. John Dermody, second’ vice president; Ray Brooks, third vice pres|dent; John Thompson, secreta Lowell Duggins, treasurer; Tommy Ryan, Lion tamer; William Hunni-

|allel, which divides the Russian and |

It was, it appears, signed in a" by an American sergeant. .‘The purpose was to get the Russians to provide ' desperately needed water | for a native village. fy Thé village—astride the 38th Par- |

American zones—was being deprived of water from a reservoir across the | Ten line. te As Mr. Baldwin tells it, the Amer- | fur ican sergeant in charge of the ham- | * let sent an emergency message for help to American occupation quarters at Seoul. He stated that | uid the population would perish if the Russians continued their refusal to |p pipe in water. . Headqliarters took no action, for some unknown reason, Two months later the sergeant showed up in Seoul. The colonel to|m

whom he reported asked if he had Faso

sign treaties with anybody,” sput-

tered the colonel. “And where are |}

ost tion

k Greencastle Plant

the Angwell Curtain Co, of Chicago, announced that his firm will spend ' $50,000 in modernizing the local factory building recently purchased from the Adams & Ryan wholesale. concern. Remodeling work is expected to be well under way by July and the Greencastle plant is scheduled for full operation by Oct. 1.

State Deaths

OE IRR SULLIVAN--Mrs. Esta Southwood, 20. Mrs. Celia Wilson, 178.

FY. WAYNE-—-Mrs. Eva Bretzinger, 50. KOKOMO—Mrs. Viola Bush. 17. SOUTH BEND--Fred Leroy Snreve, 8. GARY--Rosalie Franz, 1. - Mrs. Margaret Lewis, 32. DECATUR-Mrs. John Springer, 81. HAMMOND-—John A. Nowaczyk, 47, employed by the General American TransPonyation Corp. LAFAYETTE William : Berry, 60, employed by Schwab Safi ON—Prank rl +H 87, retired

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BRAZIL-~-Mr3. Mary Laura L. McKen-

RUSHYILLE—Mrs, of a

cutt, tail twister; Charles Garver and Pierre Long, two-year directors.

10. LOST & FOUND

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s Hom ilton wrist watch, ver, Blk. band; vic. Shelb ram Rew, GA-T191.

Man's 1, gold, faced stop 5

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li, PERSONALS

What Is This? Xmas in June!

Well, not quite Santa, but folks will think se when they see the tremendous Furniture Values at MERIDIAN during our Gigantic

Tth Anniversary

SALE NOW IN PROGRESS AT

I. 16. BUSINESS SERVICE

zie, " Naomi Kirtpatrick, Mrs, Kate H. Wallace, 77

ead= Eh

cornet Washing on yenue, requests t the col

ever gotten the vital water. a AT Walter or: sMaisliouse, a “Sure,” said the sergeant. “I i nase Wsfiance of build line re, signed a treaty. with a Russian lieu- | fwo doubi ona, the average set-back tenant, promising him 10,000 bags of |, b¢, sPproximately ¥, in “accordance rice if he gave. us water.” 200-v-47-8gt. Ralph Barker Yost No. “But you have no authority to|1587 V. F. 602-8 Park

quests Yatjance “of use a rear. y requirem t con of the oxiBing residence into a V. FF.

of the residence quarters by the hr 266-V-47—, B.

T B M d * 4 mit the existing garage building to be! used for th of orange ° e 0 ernize for Wholesale an. at the Btw ‘Times State Service the Siting residence. GREENCASTLE, Ind, June 7. North Wollsew Street a Matson, v , Tequest variance John M. Brambach, president of of building line req to

the enclosure the front of the 268 M

tempora

ing line r closure of of the existing res 270-V- HT August M.

Torction of a pol existin, Prope y line. 21.v Street, mit the construction and tans Sn of a commercial the expsting resi

mit the erection of a neon sign in | side yard area. 273-VAT-E. L. & Lourene Flood, 2317 va | Union Street, ing line t the closure of the existing to Ie at the front den. of pa Sxisting I residence

corner ek & requests variance of use “and buil line requirements to

age building

the Penna, lvania Street, —Jim Kelly. 928 East Westfield | and Boulevard, requests expansion conforming use to nermit the

INT commission merchant, 275-

ia the existin

ne fling ott ng

Ww. further permit a po of the existin TR at the 7 De aed 1 as living

home, and to

Paul

existi Osca

eq rsion om the I

Floyd & Blanche Overton, 755 Avenue, request variance of builduirements to permit the e wxisting De Toh at the front

4659 ColHests variance of side permit the conrear of the residence to ae te the north

~47-—~Herman Jou, 2087 2067 ution

Avenue, requirsmen

arage at the rear of ence -47—June E. Ben,

en 4

drigks &. confections at 2 of the residence, and to further ay pa

request Jariancs of build. uirements

Siersbeck, northwest Morris

fo the ‘exis Jor the he Sneration une ma‘Breet &

of an addition

shop. property nes on Morris Street

aiion

ahah pret pressure steam the rear

Keller, rear 1013 Park' 5 Avenue, requests variance of use to per-|

a 5035 Pletcher Ae requests variance of use bo permit the operation of & cl inne: lishment. in the existing residance: to permit the operation of a sale of soft

ing Bilin station,

Streets, | use

of & hot gh

uiremen t of the rive poreh at | enclosure rei

ving quarters ¢, fires Tear 0 | Bone the "existing residence

16. BUSINESS SERVICE 18. ROOMS WITH BOARD 21. WA ED TO RENT 32. HOUSES FOR SALE NCRETE | : : Elderly peo- | 3 ApuL Redecorate | ~ CONCRETE MIXERS | Painting, ‘meron, xieror, Work | armament Home Ee, 20; [3 ADULTS must macate. Redecorate in Stock HOUSE PAINTING — Free esitmate, | women. Doctor's references. IR-2882. | HI-0075. t Y r West 3 and 3% Trailers Call CH-0138-M, or FR-0214. SMALL children; mother's C2] med- | INDIANAPOLIS Police Officer (vet- Sel ec ou WONDERS PAPER HANGING, STEAMING | 5: *uburban home; by week. evicted: need house or apt. Refer: FROM THESE LISTINGS ’ 3 Pa ck NRERS care of Children. any age: ences. - ; Open Evenings Wort “for” es Since "Te | MEER, SLi | Gourmet gos maentens || 410 8 Lyndhurst 4% (517 Vinewoed BURL FINCH Paperhanging Pains. Prompt | 1404. Rens. rental: best refs. wh-a003. wp Howard ddie-aged. modern 608 E. Washington Street in phi MEINE service Hower Suburban “home; gentlemen; good | HOUSEKEEPING CALC 59-61 N. Warman 125. 1230 Loe St, Repair Toinostions. | paporine Sieaming. painting, Sam- | meals. IR-2643. toms | Times, Box 83. ‘1 3358 W, Wileex *°i3 Chimney Repair "5cicie APETING ic: shown. Free esti. | WILL CARE for children "my i ora he rsom Pointing Specralty. L1-0303, LI-1291, | mates. Myers. CH-1263-J. by day, week. BAP OTH Couple, D0 re: our |] 822 §. Whitcomb * 50°" | 2529 8, WIll Build 35 oie.tels | Paperhanging, Cr oo | 2 AD |e —siares—seca || 520 S: Manhattan “7.7! 3360 W, LI-2614. guaranteed. Pred Blume. MA-1054. | : w or more rooms, a phe tun, 10 64 N. T S-foom mad. ‘3216 Ww. ey ues; © porches walks Paper Hanging—GA-6122 jr md—bt So or rents need 4, 5-room un- | § 9433 §, Collier 37°" Free estimates, work guaranteed. PAPER hanging—first class work, | Bedroom apts. and houses on & furnished (7). Please. LI-0322. bungalow A-8441. (Jusranteed; personal service. FR- | rental or lease basis are needed for —You ¢ couple; no chil- | § 2217 Barrett Six TT far Ko penona, sank Tne | ere tren to Hus Fhe || 2265'S. Lyons vse cement’ work. "Cash or trade. MA- ice. New squipment. White. Phone sponsible pesiyons ang can furnish mer LA "Bouse, apt, CA-0123. «Lyons Junsslo - Hard d Floors ™¢ oid | § Dm. wT a stu tie Call HI-3135 between 8 A. M EH Manageijent whi er, 213 f Mount 31500 daw ! rs. made | 37 and 5 P. M. or write Indp » Alliso . Hazelwood Roberts, Ear proxi 12 stimates, GA-10650 | TT | Box 645. a M VING_STORAGE " Guy Adams, BE.3014 — Mr. So Si, . es es ~1 -. te tention given every job. BR-8525 PAPER cleaning and yall washing. ink 10V via y LT White Crushed Stone Orc: | yAlysork susraniced. Xu" Tusint. | Pogrigss Pump Division |Rent a New Car or Truek MM AZELWOOD RE, : . By the Hour, Day, Week or Yearly og GA-9064 | Paper Cleaning, "3. Nahine. of Y 8 To Contract —

Pack-Tite Driveway Gravel

WALL washing, paper cleaning, women Ca

etc. exp. CH-

Food Machinery Corp.

ver” 39 KY. AVE. RI-7788, RI-131%

*We Furnish Everything But the Dri

“Moderately Priced Homes

LOVELY 1836 NEW ST.

nice front room

Pill dirt, special fill for under 488 W, morning & eve. Purchasers For Sale by Studebaker gonereie. Top soil, crushed stone. WALL NASHING hha baper dessin. of Fall Creek Ordinance Plant | RENT a Truck--Move Yourself 119 H Meridian: 6- rm. gt 0.300 : , State; 7-rm. mod. ..... DRIVEWAY REPAIR, Crushed rock P paper steaming, THE U-BRIVE-IT 0. 1833 Barth; 6-rm. mod . ...... $4,800 (Sinders, was washed pit’ gravel, crushed LASTERING, gutter cleaning. | JIMMY BROWN, Manager In- Alabama and Ohio RI-6016 iste s Harlan; §-rm. mod. 380 Stone. GAGE. oo er | ART FLETCHER. HU-5381; i RB; orm. Mod. Y FREE ans, Is look- 1805 Union: 5. N. Bonn x al Plastering Reveir work guaran- dlanapolis ngias i! to 23. APARTMENT FOR RENT | [70 o° geridian:. a mod Foo CRUSHED rock, wash and pit-run 8 cea Frases. ing for furni ouse “T. A” Moynahan Properties | !il¢ Spahn: dupix. 8-rm. md, gravel. Top snd GN A134 |Pateh Feterns FR.4830 | rent for summer. North pre- “No Vacancles™ 2 Pian ul. Sori sao. wi drt L Francis gate Bas. ferred. MA. 5311. "MOYNAHAN APTS." City-Wide | 1010 S. Senate; 10-rm "$5,300 GRAVEL on” aiid | Plumber sepa. a ua rani jRiE t= i hin : . ~1168. airs. ua ran 4 ar pos jo. Chliel | Plumber Sepurs gus onicAGD FOR INDPLS. | RARITY WHIVIHL DURKIN | 3038 Manan: Gomm, “omni. Sooen | - Sua DIRT stone, " BR-5981. REFRIGERATORS Will trade S-room 32-bedroom Fr VA : 1221 Fletcher; 6-rm. semi ..... $3.7 Bwitches, wall plugs, apartment in Oak Park for 1-d-bed- oENEAL ANC Office, 1630 Shelby—MA-9433 | 07 ball

Electrician hime: ‘net. ca-oi7s

COMPLETE OIL BURNER SERVICE

Contract service by the year (make Jour maintenance pay dividends). r EM service cal

ice. WASHING MACH.

Roof repairing,

and washing machine repair servWork Siarantesd. tags, Home Freegers 3909-11 E. Washington. LAMBERT'S Refrigeration Serv. Expert work, guaranteed, BE-3333,

Roofing

work, screen porches,

New MayTowey PARTS & SERV. IR-2720,

general carpenter screens made

room house or apartment, north or east. RI-6541, 8-5, or RI-3809 after §. Ga. .

an apt., Have You 4- Bn house for rent that you want to bring good returns on your investment? TA-0843, after 6 R m,

JIMMY BLOODWORTH, second baseman, Indisnapolis Indians, would

2 W. VERMONT. . 28. BUSINESS. SSE

le or half-double o MERIDIAN,

Call | ridian

2255—8econd floor gitice pace. "Inquire 2310 N. Me-

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

EDAKER REALTY CL

1503-5 SPANN AVE.

Nice home with income; mod.

ing $40 mo.;

d rear yard with. gar. — iis, and Robert P. Gray and | of Conkle funeral home rae en to order. General Home Service, | jive to have house or apartment, 32. HOUSES FOR SALE ee er YMA-6962. noe si : . > —— : furnished, e, 5-year Mrs. Elizabeth Berne Wi iia, 1, ncere service. 2 Danbler, . » CH-6307—BR-9541 ed. Wif old child Philli R It PFR-3604 ' assed away early Friday a. m, Serv- —Wife and Daug MA-5871. 802 S WORTH ps (}] ¥y 1037 Va. ave. ces Flanner A Buchahan Mortuary, en ian St. Mn or CH-8710 Immediate Service " Monday, 10 m. Friends invited. | 5. _FLORISTS—MONUMENTS . Experienced roofing, siding, tnterior, | School of Religion Butler U.| Near Road 40. 7 Days poss. A 08S. | WEEK ET CO. Interment Crown Hill. Friends MAY | WASHINGTON PARK cemetery lots, Ww. B. Ho Birthday, Wayne! Acme Heating Sales & Service | exterior painting, building, general Ursently "needs. & Smits and | Splendid 4-room frame bung. built P oc ery on Al Si eall at mortuary. Tax exempt, BL-2108, h Anious ta io J from you. Bmlly | = gepatrs, [nstallations; boilers, | remodeling, concrete work. RI-7196. Mii ri Be couples. jn wt well, : an “rm, shee. } 129-31 W. MeCARTY J CABINETS HN-~Emma. Frances, age-24, 942 ES i L os of) furnaces: Roofing and patch work; immediate | rooms for men. HU-5154 OI oR A, "| 4 Rooms and bath 1 side, 8 rooms rge Display ! N. Parker, passed away Saturday | 8, FUNERAL DIRECTO FALSE TEETH vacuum cleaning. Ayments start Jo serv.; work guar.; free est, LI-6286. x and bath other side. Nicely decor hington St | Borning, Nie a fhe. of CONKLE FUNERAL HOME REPAIRED FE y - Vasism WA 5741 Reo! Reputrt all ds. RI-2928 uP 10 $100 ‘ Phillips Realty 09 Va. a”. fr ssw terme a. JOP, (haar . 4 Mrs. John P. Bcheidegger, sister of urnaces ....q - ew roofs. Guar, work. per month for furnished, unfur 8 | Mrs. Leon Huey of Van Nuys, Mrs, | 1934 W. Michigan St. New Plates Made ane SEPTIC TANKS nished house or apartment. Best | HOME INCOME, BUSINESS wor | John PF. Ray, Ft. ayne; Mrs. Ww. 42 og Call After 5 P. M. references. HU-4824, WA-2407. ’ ’ HARMON C0., REALTOR | Horace R. Yount, Mrs Doan John- ol L1-9030 vacuum cleaned and | Dry wells, outside toilets cleaned & . 1000 BLOCK EAST 6. t. » MA-1334 F lored lady and two em | Mrs. Samuel E. Johnson and , Dr. Ralph W. Hamer UTFNACES ,.oaired: Est free. | Pumped. Imm. and out-of-town serv. | REFINED colored lady a x ENT LOGATION F ow 1604 Pp p loyed daughters would like 3 small | 8-room mod. brick home; also large CONVENIEN Ralph Beheldegger. Chapel of: the Speedway Chapel, Auburn at 16th, ig SERVICE IPATING 08, MA-4916. FR-8742 or oe large rooms, kitchenette snd Bedford stone Juilding in rear; 3| (000 College, 8-room frame house N : . 8:30 | FLANNER CHAN r Room rs th, north. Call Monday throug! rooms up: living room, . i) ts. Possession y FR-7474 mis, Foe Be: hilip “Neri ¢ rch, Creek Bird TASTE, w 108 E. Wash. Bldg. FURNACE furnace cleaning. HOOSIER SEPTIC TANK Friday. 12 to 6. HU-1004, rooms, bath, kitchen down; new ak dayne, ily or on 1904 | Holy _Oross. | Friends may call at BERTS. GADD |i Nh te ama wis | Jot rmettel S20% Lord $e MATH | vaults, dry wel factory sludge bit | pupLovED girl, state, Reroautien | gis SAR JOR vi SHOR healt 3 ' vice an -servicem t ] the Chapel of the Chimes after Sun- | 9130 prospect St. hsb dhs Ln rl i Auto Radiator Service Prompt Service FR-1069 wants unfin. rooms or apt ori « 6 " FRANKE- PADGET Inc., Realtor JLDSTEIN day noon, = v come mothers is provided by agencies I! KS. 4683 tter 6. ’ 5040 W. LEGRANDE g 4 MATLOCK—Henry C., age 42, of 326 SRINSTEINER'S oR i Dura uholls 1 If your ear has any cooling system | Qi] Outside TOTP | mmm moe tomo : 830 INGOMAR RIDIAN ST. | 8. Lyons, beloved son of John W.| 1601 E. New York. Al eS rs wail’ pam, | Lroubles, see us for expert service, optic Tanks coun sv-ovis-u | emproven courLE 18 be married Be, To ee ce Tot. sar. | Dandy 4-room frame cottage; showERA 5 " nn,, - . - dp Ammar Sar SS mer Sr Sa «100! - nice - : A ee or David T an 15, el H, HERRMARIN fly Serv. Assn, 307 N. Penn, LI-6341, SOME RAI ATOR, 62 N. il. RI-1468 ae sewer, Septic Li- 6031 furnished house OF apartment. Call ana chicken house; house has worm er, beutiful "Va cash Agi ge lot. GENOLF Ry Buen. Matlock, Lol Duftio, | 20 $ Leg Ulcers ™'v.cict. veins * | DONNY'S Bar. Sic, Shura, | CLOGGED _ sowsr pisos drain | IMPLOYED couple ches 0 | Bivens, WAIT: Mr. ‘Poole, BE: | Mr. Gunther,’ PRA . Our mechanics are H 3 : Lottie nchiatitrer, annie Riley. "HISEY & ITUS treated without the use of drugs. ” cleaned. elec. mach. flooded base. sire 3-4 OI De furnished, BEE SSE TTCS on |e ne 02 | we dae VIS | Spe BB | EES TE SE weal ar co, | PRS Realty ue : ce May- vidual condition. oY Das an rading, cement fin- ( 1 Tal aed, Away “Thursday Dl JONES & HURT omareL” | Dr, M, B, Morris 202 04d reliow rakes Relined tN. Cap. Sodding Aahing. bloc: laying. Tan NR ARTRD mma, (007 [Odd Peliow 948 STILLWELL ST. : ey Bros. Wait: Chanel Tamm" | 2226 SHELBY GA-2570 «MD Bldg. MA-5287 Metal Gutters, Roofing. 3 Years to | 8888, 6 8. m. til-12p. m. ~~ | “and apartments Lor Sudeais oy IMMEDIATE FOSTER 1% Square south of 10th St. : o ’ #h LI-6212 Horan srg co call a4 he ape ik SHIRLEY BROS. CO. Mia descr tion } ana re paired, "FR: | Furnaces Installed. H-8264| SODDING AND GRADING tie College. 11-3138. TH Wo ii at iss. Wetor, gas And lec: 10 a. m, | a x finals L1-5400 an. Mu obbs Sons, 1609 HAULING TAS. A TRASH, ASHES, OR 7 | Lree_ Removing and Dirt. HI-0318 | <0 Co oe mea de orem Large living room with fireplace, 3 | tricity; $4000, Adam Heck, CH- - MILNER Ms. wipe B oeeat0 N. | Cris.” 1284 Ona S® | SPEOTAL — Li TIME ONL MA-3031, SHIPLEY TREE SERVICE ment salaried employee ind wile, | large bedroom hardwood foors. full | 1097. 7354 Biation 8. : Ra apitol ave. wife of Joseph M., - y | VETERAN — Hauling, trash, ashes, 4 no children or pets; 4-5-r asemen — mother of Mrs, William H. MeCar ty, ROBERT W. STIRLING | 4 yours. bis, pik. white only $i.08. |b int cleaning. reas. WA seer, | -Schsonable. Fully Ins. LI-o008. | 0° CUCU U0 Red’ BE-1743-M. | flowers and shrubs, lots’ of shade; FOR COLORED Mrs. Gordon H. Flagsard and Joseph oD YW, hn Aon Ying 1. B&N TRUCKING Vacuum Cleaner Repairing $100 ADVANCE ANGE RENT 3000 will handle, By owner. GA- 2604 WINTHROP CHAIRS Louis; Mo; M#b, v0.4 ar 1927 Rrospest. — Spanish Casa baths & massage. | o,. 1001 anything Local or long Sorel Brot SLY. awh. MAM) | yy, paint, paper house. City ; 7 Rooms modern son. Gary, ind; half sister of Ker- 10. LOST & FOUND p Try one today. | a. oonce FR-4060. FR-2088, Washer Repairs Done In Your | or suburban. Can furnish excellent 4060 GRACELAND shingle white siding. wn furnace; Rent one at d oA lI0 Sur LOST=—May 31. in Ayres’ Tady's vel. | 1808 N._Capitol. HI-2004, Suphaitlt laa SHARPENED Home. | refs. CA-1949. Immed. n large S-room | path, storm doors and windows; 5 awa iday. Services Flanner a | 10w gold Hamilton watch, brand Detective, P'"2i. Licensed, bond- Lawn Mowers and REPAIRED | @uaranteed — RI-3886 VETERAN and wife, both employed, | frame bungalow; natural quartered | fenced back yard: . upstairs rooms G'S Buchanan ortup Monday, 1 p. m, | Rew, gold face, domed crystal’ , propa etec Vey cq. Confidential, Free repaited, repainted. Free need 3, 4 or 5 rooms, unfurnished; | oak finish, large rooms, 3-car garage. | ow rented, - good return, J Friends invited, Biro A Hill ident y guaranteed. Reward A- | consultation. Mr. Gregory, MA-0483. Bicycles estimates. Call for, del. Ww sh R i in Your Home | NO children ‘or pets; excellent refers An excellent nos for $8500. Call Just reduced to apital Ave. Friends may call at mortuary, HEALTH service, service, vapor baths and | 1822 Lexington FR-4996 asher epa r ve 25% ences. BRIDGES T "GRAVES co STURM _BR S14. - RAGSDALE- Harty Yo. 78 ena Loco ares cro an han - 2081 J Capitol, TA: site a Apts. GUARANTEED MA-9702 CAN PAY Top RENT 243 N. Delaware, Realtors. aloant | AN : Gieorge: Ane, Randal, siepiacher of | a State offer bevween 1271. Kewp- | 16 BUSINESS SERVICE Painting Churches | WELL DRILLING AND REPAIRING. | apartment. © Phone REM. | 1 MOLE RINT IN JACK 6. CARR, Real Realtor Repair rr Wg TM “the | LosT s purse, plastic, on ; Reeves DE-5660 ring 4. |HO 3, Adults urgently * 1108 Ourroliton. 3-Rm. mod. | ayy REY) Singles & ‘doubles; all |g i Jordan Funeral Home, 2428 E. 10th broad RIppIE Sar. Car, ik. vic. -B. R. Alteration Specialist and homes. Work guaranteed. ~~ FOR RENT a2 WRiurnish references. wpa Jung. nice Bek porch, Sond y Slvagtions; sm. down | infeed Service st, after 7 p, m. Saturday. Funeral | Thurs, p, Cont. glasses, papers. r oslimal pent. 4 xeeiian -car gar, Only uys ui GL Monday, June §, 2 p. m. fends | Reward. BR-2070. LADIES, MEN'S GARMENTS ree mates. F. 8. Mo-|. deed equity, pay $35.50 per mo. Act JONES TIMATES + invited. Burial Crown - Hill. CLEAN USS, REP Mich TA 34s 17, RO MS NO BOARD FU. spariment “Hou or autekly, see it today. SMITH—Elizabeth C,, of 1631 Spann | VOST-—Thursday on W. Washington RELINE, REASONABLE on, . . PNR DBotodllinsiva imi 3. cottage oliem ed by veteran | pp ele “Lliold A Gray x RI-2368 IEWELERS ave., entered into rest Fiiday. age dite aher Mortusty and Hu. TAL, WOODRUFF PL., 586 Middle dr., nice Aa doin employed, References. | yp; 180N REALTY 00, Tnc., Realtors ent Ulircle BY oar. Ye, °Annk. MeCool, "Wil: Jit, Meriing’ silver.” Reward. ci Meyer 0. Jacobs Painti n COMMERCIAL, retepence. pl uncfimen ca to do § or oF BUILT THIS YEAR ht iam H. and John Collins, Services ” WA | 3 i — . ouse, Willing to 0 repair wo mem EE RTE ep pe an kn ve Re Finnie | (ST, les a ot ben Sricome. BUTI Round HL Moors | Reward Fhon Aoi er IEht, BEAUTY Si SERVICE AT RAL portation. WEDS need 7 or %-rm. fir. | pleture “vingar Jul base, air CLOTH COAT ‘ Martuaries 8 a m. and 4:30 p iN SAVINGS Painting. RI-2822. Central a 0 fo shate o shes! empared | un urn. 60 On. | ER 0 Ai ; , Necessary—Open 9 10° ¥ the ER ps ease A NEW ele, “broiter a ATE 5% | yutarnats Beauty Scho tat E. wash | Painting Go, 435 N. Noble | 2 A oe to S| 8 Athy to 5 A iy TT. settat tri LIS, s. Clara McDermid, Mrs. Ings 8. P.O A he. 176. 1328 N. Denard 2 os . ani ¥ months h baby : ,

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