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By HUBBARD COBB, Your Handy Man { If you happen to have a radiator or warm air register that hasn't got around to gefting warm as yet, plans too right through the winter in his same frigid condtion unless, of course, you do something about it.

| plant that is at fault, and in the case of a steam system this can some times be corrected by a slight in-| Ina hot water system things are more

crease in the boiler pressure.

' ‘ | Temple. appear in a forthcoming | | Other officers to lumn on The Times Home 'be installed in Usually it 18 the radiator or register far removed from the heating Sto | be — ——— ———] are: Pat Moore, to have a bright new shiny heater senior princess; but no chimney to connect it to. Yinkering With Leaky Joan Gustin, jun-

{complicated but you can install

{force pump in the lines. This pump | [is run by a small electric motor | ¥and increases the circulation of the throughout. the| {entire gystem -or Just the distant

hot water either

‘points. The pump is wired to thermostat so that {8 will when to go on and off,

It's. Time to Put ‘Loafer’ Radiators, Registers to Work; Handyman Can Build Chimney with New-Type Blocks

Gas Leaks Call for Caution—Best Bet Is

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ea | : . THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES TJob's Davghters

Plan Installation

Miss Joan Carter, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. PF. B, Carter, 5790 Rockville Road, will be installed prevented by having a valve the stalled In , the . house sewer lne| 11 which eliminates any chance of a reverse flow 6f water. Sewerage can flow past this valve to the ‘ewer line but not vice versa.

Order of Job's Daughters, Saturday at 8 p. m.. in the Lynhurst Masonic

"lf you have a home re- | pair problem, write a letter to Mr. Cobb, care The Indianapolis Times. If your question is of general interest, an answer to it will

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for princess; Es- : ther Bradshaw, Joan Carter 1 guide; Rene Fine, marshal; Dixie Craig, chaplain; Patsy Conner, recorder; Marlene Lang, treasurer; Pat Owens, librarian; Phyllis Ter-

Gas Pipe Leaves Scars

Last week our brother-in-law decided to fix a leak in a gas pipe with low torch, This week we have two new suits of clothes as well as a pafk of slightly burned shoes. Gas is great stuff but it is still highly inflammable not to mention explosive, So when your nose tells you that there is a leak in the »system—take it easy, Open all windaws smoke first so that the concentration of

If your sewerage system gets very noisy in the winter or waste udquid even goes so far as to back into fixture drains the cause may be that the inside of the vent stack above the house roof is closed by frost. This condition prevents the sewer gas in the line from escaping and so it begins to act up. One remedy is to have a plumber install a larger section of pipe at the top of the stack or a top of Srost-proof construction, If this sounds too ex-

pensive you may be able to gets along by insulating the top portion mp pyees @

: 1st messenger; Joan Gerking, 2d

messenger; Ferne Davis, 3d messenger; Lucille Wilson, 4th messenger; Virginia Funkhouser, 5th messenger; Billie’ Wise, senior custodian; Dolores Warriner, junior custodian; Margaret Seymour, inner guard, and Anna Mae Wehmier, outer guard.

Plain old fashion metal stacks can be used on some ‘ypes gas in the room will be dissipated.

The pipe Remember that you don’t need an open flame to ignite gas, sparks from a light switch or even the telephone bell will do the trick just as well as a match, Bo get plenty of fresh air in the room before you do

lof heaters with safety. imust be In good condition and 'metal collars should be used to in(sulate the house wall from the hot

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- pipe. The portion. of the pipe ex- of the pipe so that the moist air will |tending above the roof should be 2nything else, not get chilled inside the pipe. | . . The same general arrangement supported with guy ‘wires to k®ep “ 2) Z Replacing Sash Cords Service Pins can be applied to a warm alr sys- {t from getting blown over, J —/= . | tem, but here you use an electric’ Another JSDGIEYy ehinney 18 7 Calls for Pajience . | 'Pitman-Moore Co, a division of j made by bullding a good old As ;we once said, there is nothfan< installed in one of the air " Alli Laboratories, Inc, toda dt rine the trouiatios of bracket on the outside wall of the 2 ing like permanent metal weather to 12 y late with this Tar wil} azz up the house and then building up from stripping on windows to keep out awarded service pins em

| heating system considerably

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“Home” and “Christmas” are two words that Just naturally, go together, ‘The richest memories most grownups have are of these two great institutions; memories of happy childhood days’ when Santa Claus Was a very real person, and the fingle of his sleighbells the sweetest music-in”" the world. So, naturally, those who are so fortunate as to have one to RO tO, want to RO home for Christmas, A home of ‘vour own is a wonderful thing—at Christ- » Or at any other time. ARSENAL, which for over 1) years has been helping Indianapolis families to buy their own homes, wishes for ever 'y family a home

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this with sections of tile drain jointed with cement, A swell chimney can be made out of concrete blocks that are es-

pipe the cold air. What we failed to|ployees. 1 mention was that there is also] Receiving pins for 40 years service nothing like this weather stripping| were Willlam B. Behrens, Josephine

to complicate the already ~¢om-|CGuinan and Blanche O'Donnell.

Not Too Hard to Build pecially cast for this. job. The plicated job of Teplaring broken| Robert T. Sanders Jr, was ‘| Here are a few suggestions on blocks are square with round open-| As far as the actual leak In the goon cords. awarded a 35-year service pin, temporary and not so temporary Ings-on the inside, The blocks lock system goes, your best bet is to shut This $5 ono of those . Soba that! Ernest Cohn and Warren J. Duke himneys for anyone who happens together and are bonded with a lit- off the supply of gas (if possible), J {received recognition for 30 years

looks as if you had to remove the] sash before the stripping and the! stripping before you can pull out |

tle cement mortar, If you can pile square blocks on top of one anotier

service and Russell Shelburne re- | ceived 3 25 year award.

call the gas company and let them do the work, A small leak is not

you probably won't have much trou- y difficul ate’ t's Twenty-year awards were given to Wilpro! ’ only dificult 10 Joc ie but it’s hard the sash. We sald it was compli- | lam iy Val sman, H. M. Bagans, Hibbard bie building a chimney with this {4 geal tight unless “you have the O. Ball, Albert C. Brethauer, C. E. Gau-

cated. The solution is to pry off the two stop beads (thin strips of | Bea Bartiott a Borer et wood) on each side of the sash. RoE, Galentine a ’ t5 Wall - ar AWAT 8 Were given to am With these out of the way you, Bile hE Coffman: Ruth, Cox, a lle Iris Charles Johnson ra can yank out the brads holding Toe Wiliam Mr BT Sioady, Rober: the weather stripping and then pull | Sadler,

a reE ee W. Schaaf, the sash and stripping right out!Sha%: H

| mer, William R. Read and C. P. Ee

1 g a tp » el Avie material. Later on if you feel am i, Awards for 15 years’ service were

bitious you can bulld around the blocks with stones or bricks to make {the job mote attractive looking.

§ KITCHEN (ABINETS

proper equipment and know how. If tyou can't figure out how to turn off the gas supply, keep those windows wide open until the boys from the gas-house arrive, Richa. M. Torney and William White

water from the main back into the sewerage system during aeavy prolonged rains, This can be

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Pins for five years’ service went Sewerage Systems of the frame. This takes a little Wiliam Alexander, a Eu: I’ let Us Plan Your Kitchen Oabinets * oom, Stella Camp ane Co “! Any Rize With FORMIOA TOPS. Subject to Many lis longer to do than to tell about. |lins, Ralph Davidson, D. B. Deffendall, Neo Down Pa ig y FHA Terms Chester Devine, Leila Dodson, Alice. GoHere are a couple of interesting] 2) 4H chenour, Charles Harris, 8; Hunt, | C A Fa " Supply Co, IC. items we dug up that you might| | 2 1 John Hartenstein, Lawrence Leffer, Mi. 901 E. Wash. St. RL. 8880 care to add to your growing list] (oe TAS0I0 McDowell, Vers Murphy, Shes. Evgalngs and Sunday Call CH. B844-W f “DPgssible Troubles That I Don't| Dale Ottinger, Olver Perkings, Floyd | cot Care to Think About Now.’ { | peterson, Siatence Wg eR nig Some home owners have been] Riley and Vena Royer, Margaret Schattner, Calvin B. Sesslar, faced with the distressihg experi- Wilbur Shonk, Ruby May Sierp, Ronald! os Starkey, James Paul Steen, Eddyth tum

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pom——— chin — wy sash out Is still more complicated those of the biological laboratories WHITE CusTON UTE TR TTET because you first have to take the met in n Zionsville, ouiLY lower sash out of the frame. Then | cxpert © Guaranteed eon i you have to remove both parting

Children Pine

between sash). to pull out the nails on the weather stripping so that the upper sash {can be eased out of the frame. All| in all it's a good cheap way to kill! an Sven:

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There'll be two unhappy children lat 2657 Stanley Ave. tomorrow if there isn't a black cocker spaniel

{puppy under the Christmas tree. #Cipder,” a year-old pooch, vas) ” \purchased with money that Betty J land Caroline Solomon, daughters of | uing or Pps Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Solomon, of the] |Stanley Ave. address, had saved all | LOS ANGELES, Dec. 24 (UP)— year, ’ Two attorneys who successfully de-| The girls had planned to buy a fended Beulah Louise Overell|dog for each other as a Christmas | against charges she and George Present. But a month ago they got | (Bud) Gollum. murdered her par-|a chance to buy “Cinder” and they ents today asked $100,000 for their couldn't wait. He was the dog they] i services, had “always wanted.” | cet this condition | whe attorneys accused Miss Over- | - Cinder has grown a lot in a ADJUSTA- POST | ell's uncles and guardians of insist- Month and his harness got too o fit any neight [ing before the trial that she plead Small for him. That's why he wasn't

» 18 Bm tanh | guilty and said that since her ac-! Wearing one yesterday when Mrs.

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1887 perts assure vou of | quittal they have refused to pay her Solomon let him outdoors for cen ete , SutistacHion | lawyers, javiyle, all for Es ) Co KEEP YOUR VICTORY There (x No Obligation | gante ana Attorneys Otto Jacobs| . WHER she went to call him, “CinBONDS AND STAMPS Adjusta - Post Co. and Z. Bertram West filed their] der” was gone, i pe C} oy" ! f 4816 E. Mich. St. petition in Superior Court. Anyone who.saw “Cinder”. could erry Christmas rrom Open | become the best Santa Claus ever

. das Rod Sun | Miss Overell joined the attorneys

in their plea for payment. to the girls by calling GA-3441, the

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mma | 44044Y2% Interest | Rog] Estate Board

Carl G. Seytter, 7362 E. Washington St., was elected president of the Indianapolis Real Estate Board in a meeting

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laboratories held a Christmas party!

Now you _have a clear field |today by Mr. Kniley, her second

For Lost Do | 000 with one-third going to the ex- | cabbie.

Watts to Receive | Mental Test

Judge Appoints 3 + Local Psychiatrists SHELBYVILLE, Dec. 24 (UP)— Three Indianapolis psychiatrists prepared today to examine Robert A. Watts, 25-year-old Indianapolis truck driver who yesterday entered a formal plea of insanity to charges he killed Mrs. Mary Lois Burney. Judge Harold Barger of Shelby Circuit Court, where the Watts trial was moved on a change of venue from Marion Criminal Court, appointed Drs. Murray Dearmond, Rogers Smith and Vernon Hahn to conduct the sanity tests on Watts, Following the Shelby County Sheriff Fred Pavey asked Judge Barger to have the Negro, who confessed to killing Mrs. Burney as well as Mrs. Mabel Merrifield, moved to the Indiana State Reformatory at Pendleton. Judge Barger granted that request, along with a request by Watts’ four attorneys that the trial be delayed from Jan. 6 to Jan. 12-to give them more time to prepare the defense,

Carol Singing Scheduled Tonight

Mass caroling tonight on Monument Circle will climax the appearance of 97 groups of more than 3500 voices during the last two weeks, The last five minutes of a 15minute concert to begin at 10:15 p. m, will be devoted to singing by the audience. The program will be broadcast over a national network. Groups to participate will include (St. Joan of Arc Choir, directed by |Edward Krieger; the Teen Chorus, |directed by Bill Mooney, and the | Metropolitan Missionary Chorus, di--|rected by Mrs. Willa Johnson. “The committee has been more (than rewarded for its efforts by the °| greatly increased participation this |year,” declared Harry T. Pritchard, chairman of the Indianapolis Christmas Committee. | Decorating of the Monument was begun by the Indianapolis Park Department four years ago. Caroling was organized the following year,

Luck Trails Ex-Cabbie In $100,000 Bulks

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, Dec. 24 (UP)—For the second time in’ six years, John G. Kniley, 63, former cab. driver, inherited $100,000 from| | & wealthy widow who died after he { married her. The will of Mrs. Margaret B. Clyde Kniley, 77, filed for probate

husband, showed an estate of $300,-

The will was dated July 17, 1945, three years after Mrs. Kniley was the Widow of William G. Clyde, former Carnegie Steel Corp. presi. | dent, In 1941, Mrs. Isabella Fishblatt, another widow whom Mr. Kniley had married, died and left him $100,000.

__ ANNOUNCEMENTS

“I. DEATH NOTICES Indianapolis Times, ‘Wed., Dec. 24, 47

FESLER—Luna A. LEWIS—Glenn % LEWIS—Walter E., Jr. OSTEWIG—Howard 8. POLLOCK—Edward.

ALLSTATT—Arthur Joseph Jr., age

19, 1704 Spruce St., son of Arthur J. and Angeline Allstatt, brother of Patricia and Donald Lee, grandson of Mrs. Margaret Patterson, passed away Wednesday morning. Funeral noitce later. J. C. Wilson Service. BOATMAN _Edgar- =C., of 312 N. East

Bt... entered {not

:30 a. m,, at Peace Chapel, 20: 50 ‘EB. ‘Michie 8t. Friends are welcome. Crema= tion. Moore Mortuaries. BROWN—PAUI E., husband of Shellie, father of Ollie "Mae, Wayne, Mattie Young, Pauline Collins, Betty, Eugene and Joaste and Yessie, passed away Tuesday Friends may call at the Tolin ‘Pupers] Home, 1308 Prospect St., atfér 7 p. m. nesday. Body will be shipped Thursday, m., for service and interment Pritiny Scottsville, Ky.

CAUBLE—George R., 1207 Martin 8t, passed away Monday eveHn , father of Mrs. Jesse Reynolds

Harry Cauble, Cauble. Corso, Mo.: Cora Meyers, Marion auble, Services at the J. C. W

city, and Artey

ER ||| Carl G. Seytter o1ected officers will assume their duties Jan. 1, but will not be officially installed until } the annual installation banquet to {be held Jan. 29 in.the Athletic _ | Club.

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Chiangs Go to Resort

| NANKING, Dec. 24 (UP)—Gen|eralissimo and Madame Chiang Kai-shek are spending Christmas at the mountain resort of Kuling, it was announced today.

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. FHA Loans Dec. 15. TD por) ® Unlimited Pre-Payment Other officers 5 & Privileges elected to serve LUMBER-MILLWORK-BUILDERS SUPPLIES [if (EEGCCIN tlacted to serve YR AND HARDWARE Phone Us for Detalls were T. Lorin 2121 N. DEARBORN d,] | 3 XS yy: Driscoll, vice ; LL] 0 American U nited { president; Arnold : G. Davis, secreWALL BOARD, 4'x8’ SHEETS | Life Insurance Go. Duk ir. wen 9 City Mortgage Loan Division ne Ty Tens. ’ Indianapolis, Ind. Phone WA-3323 | rer. ! Home Office Fall Creek at Meridian | The newl y

1947, the date on which|

of the Chimes, Friday, 10 a. m, Burial New Crown. Friends may cali at the Chapel of the Chimes. CLARK-—Mrs, Carrie N., 636 E. 37th mother of Mrs. W. H. Ste

and Mrs Aletha C. Por sister of Otto Nattkemper and Miss Emma Nattkemper, both of Terre Haute, assed away Tuesday, Services ighland Lawn Qemeters Chapel, Terre Haute, Friday, Friends may call at Fanner 3 Bu-

chanan Mortuary through Thursday evening. FES Luna A., passed away Tuesday, age 73, beloved sister of Leo K. Fesler and aunt of ., & niece in Sevan: 0. Friday, 10 a. m,, Shirley Bros. Central Chapel, N Llinois. Burial Morgantown, Ind: Priends may call any time after 7 p. m, Wednesday

LER— es 0. ed hus

Melvin ler, stebln Sher of August 8. Brown, brother of Mrs. Frank Whitmer, Mrs. Leota Eichler and Thomas Puller, passed away 5day. Puneral Friday, 10° a. at the G. HsHerrmann. Puneral Home, 1505 8. Burial Crown Hill,

Bt, Friends may call afte Wa y after 6 Dp.

HAGEDON - Oscar H., of Mission, Tex., entered into rest Bunday, i 60 years, husband’ of Bernice . Hagedon, father of Miss Elva on, step-father of Miss Ann yan and George Morrison, brother William A. HugHing od I H. Hagedon, Serv. , 3p. wr hi the ‘Wood-

may call . Michigan St, after 6 p. m. "Wednesday. Moore Mortu

LEWIS—alenn. 1100 Church Bt., age

fo ysaet goes to meduce the principal. Rent- CHEERFUL COLORS u. S. Statement ke nfonthly payments, that include taxes and SANITARY + IMPERVIOUS ful insurance, bring yeu to free and clear home ODORLESS + VERMIN .PROOF WASHINGTON, Dec. 24 (UP)—Governownership in the shortest time. : : ment expenses and receipts for the cur- | ASK FOR PRICES rent fiscal year HUES. Dec. Th, ao , ‘ . | pared with a a Last Yea ‘ EYP " | I 72 § 17.442,708.333 18741} SAVING & LOAN || IE WwW EB (3 Ek po isi jin . Y “ ” a A i ! Surplus i ASSOCIATION jf | Cash bal | 3.848.833, 3,720.

| 927 ARCHITECTS BLDG. | noth mouse | RILEY 7531 msi " , a.

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passed away Monday, beloved PW, of Leotha and father of Lloyd Russell, Wag nn Leroy, George Jr. and ‘Rol Eugene Lewis and Mrs. Conner and brother of Kenneth and Clovis Lewis Holden,

plea by Watts,|

LOST—In Block's _ a

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 24, 1047

Beauty Soptens Sorrow

Express Your Love and yes, pathy in the Most U standable Way.

THE ALLIED FLORIST. ASSN.

of Indianapolis Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere

L. DEATH NOTICES

GEISKING—Waiter beloved husband of Ires “hole

of Walter ene near’ Ng fry €. Gls e ol To Nw Bethel Baptist Ghurche Burial fe ithe oy 8] 8t., Beech (lier 1 Lertice™

Wednesday. Lite: o

MIRENEI-LawIenty pa ry 4217 KB, 1th St Pied away

morning, age 43 husband of Helen Gist McKentle, father of Wile liam Grist, son of Mr. and Mrs,

George W, McKenzie, brother of Mra, Rose Borger, Gordon and George Mew Kenzie., Funeral Friday, 8:30 a at Irvington Chapel, 5342 EB. Wass iagon su Little Flower Church 9 urial Calvary Cemetery. Men's’ Club. of Little Flower Churc. will meet Thursday, 8 p. m., at above chapel for recitation of the rosary, Moore Mortuaries.

NORRIS—-Willard H., father of Mra, Gladys A. Cedars and Mrs. Mare garet Rooks, passed away Monday evening, Services at the J. C. Wilson “Chapel of the Chimes,” 1234 Prose ct 8t., Friday, 1:30 p. m. Friends nvited. Burial Glen aven. Friends may call at the ‘Chapel of the Chimes.’

NUSS—Edward Phillip, 75: years, of 3628 E. New York St. husband of Mrs. Anna May Nuss, father of Mrs, Ben A. Groschelle of city, brother of Mrs. Louise Gilbert of Jeffersone town, Ky, and grandfather of Dale Groschelle, passed away Tuesday, Friends may call at the Jordan Funeral Home, 2428 E. 10th 8t,, after 1p m, Wednesday, Funeral Friday, Dec. 26, 10 a. m. Priends invited, Burial near West Baden

rr ie ot CT OSTHIMER—Bruce, Sichigan Hotel, son of Mrs. Belle Osthimer, brothe er of Mrs. Georgia O. Smitha, uncle of Mrs. Audrey Hiatt, Homer Smitha and Janet Smitha, passed away Mone day p. m. Services Flanner & Bue chanan Mortuary, Friday, 1 p. ‘m, Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at mortuary,

OSTEWIG—Howard 8.,

1231 N, Are lington, passed away Monday, age 65, beloved husband of Mrs. Oleds Ostewig, father of Fred C. Ostewig, brother of Lilly Ostewig, St. Joseph, Mich, Services Friday at 1:30 p. m, from Shirley Bros. Irving Chapel, 5377 BE. Washington, Memorial Park. Friends may call at Chapel after 4 pi: m. Wadnesday.

PADDOCK-—Lola Mildred, R. R#3, Greenwood, passed away Monday evening, wife of Hugh, mother of Hugh Jr. sister of Iliff and Jap Jones, city, and aunt of Mary Alice Church. Services at the Mount Pleasant Christian Church, Priday, 10:30 a. m. Friends invited. Burial Mount Pleasant, Friends may call at the home. J. C. Wilson Bervice,

POLLOCK — Edward, passed away Tuesday, age 77, beloved father of Mrs. Grace Tresser Darrow and Mrs, Ruth MacMahan of New Orleans, and brother of Ora Pollock of Indie anapolis and Mrs. Nora Howland of Chicago, seven grandchildren and five great-grandeniidion Services Friday, 3 p. ley Bros. Central Chapel, 946 N, Iliinois. Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at chapel any time after 6 p.m. Wednesday.

RICE—Emme tte of 213 50th St., husband. a "Lillie BE father of Patricia Ann and Emmette, son rs. Ada Rice of B8pencer, brother of Dr. Frank E. Rice. of Chicago. Service Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Friday, 1:30 p. m, Interment Crown Hill, Friends may call at mortuary.

SCHENCK Lillie LY widow of wil, mo

sister

mother gnes, : Frederick and Abert Pitzer of cunt

ler, Ind. assed away Monday, Services Pri ay, 10 ., at Mc Connaha & Gregory Chapei, Friends

may call at the residence in Pi boro until 9 a. m. Pr ay

4. IN MEMORIAM DUZAN—In loving memory

RAYMOND 5. DUZAN

who passed away Dec. 24, 1946, —THE FAMILY.

JOHNSON loving memory of our our

da ughter, Leora Jane Johnson, whe * Passe um,

away years ago, Dec.

“Sore and more each day we miss er, Friends 1 may think the wound is

But they little know the sorrow Lies within our hearts concealed. Dad and mother, brothers fommy, Donnie and Joseph W., U. 8. avy,

MARTIN—In loving memory of our dear husband and father, Henry J. Maran, who passed away Dec. 24,

What oud we give to clasp his

His Iv face to see To Begs his voice and see his smile ‘That meant so much Wife and children, sisters.

5 F LORISTS—MONUMENTS

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LOST—Lady’s black purse downtown Saturday. Owner needs ly," gO= ing t LI-8571, Ext, 27, days, or 231 N. Oriental any times Reward,

TOBT—8wra] white and brown spotted dog in vicinity ol Biltmore Reward. 602 White BE-4892-M.

3 ers and

STRA “Pee-Wee,® small black and white fox terrier, Scar on right side, License H-3688. Rl~ 3904. Reward.

LOST-—Thursday, rim glasses in case, Name H. C. 83586.

pair lady's shell vic. Keith's Fahrbach in

LosT—Bilifold, he refuity 52d and College, containin cash Jdentifas on, Liberal rewar w 13, eves, | CH-8442 LOST— Mikal,” all- ne cocker span lel vicinity Ravenswood 8Sund a. m. Grieving. Jenerons rod 1510 E. Toth, BR-226

Store, wool coat, in Indiana Fur Co, Rewa:d. GA-3554. LOST—Black cocker Please call BR. 126 reward.

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spaniel, male, Generous

= Sev fh nlaid emblem, n cinity E. 10th. Reward. WA-6306. con ring bee ma on llth,

LOST--Man's rose Zi tween N. Jersey, Ala LI-010: LOST 2. coin _p purse, 1 money ley vic, South Bradley Saturday, Reward, IR-2813. 108T--Bilifald, Kroger's, 30th & Tlie nots fron ay. Mary Mattingly. 4, amin Bakery | d t ao Ua owntown or: on “10th Bt, car, Wednesday. Reward. IR-3268, .'&

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