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Running; ponents Two more rounds tate junior field ys and To, Jaq d tomorrow. ng titlist, staged 4 ee A
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hag a contender for thy pionship is 20-year, | nelly of Terre Haute, State Teachers Cg). put on a display ef » shots yesterday in foes to join the ge. 16. For his second. y he defeated Jack Indianapolis, 1 ith an eagle three op
Nn. olf Results ST ROUND
Indianapolis defeated Hepe yville, 1. up;, Norm D: e, defeated Dick Hall, Ine \d 5; Tom Copnelly, Terry i Preston Murphy, Ham. ally Martin, Kokomo, de 1Tyle, Frankfort, 5 and ¢; South Bend, defeated Jack 5, 5 and 4; Ellis Brown,
sfeated John Southworth, i 3; Pete Burkholder, Indie ed Carl Nessler, Seymour, ge Forgyie, Terre Haute, odey, Ft. Wayne, 4 and 3; fanaa defeated Ralph aute, 3 and 2; Ted H ted’ Phil: Cordes Jr., Bay: Bob Rall, Greenfield, a mans Jr. Indianapo lis, Bartley, ‘Indisnapons, . ¢, Anderson, 7 and 6; Ware
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tyle | Our Indians Tie Into Burl
Davis Hurls "Hitter in Legion Play
Blanks Harpole, 13-0;
Beech Grove Wins, 1-0 A four-hit pitching job by Zred|
Davis of Watkins
Legion Junior Baseball action yesterday The Watkins nine blanked the Harpole squad, 13 to 0, for one of two shutouts turned in. Beech Grove defeated Broad Ripple No. 2, 1 to 0, for the other. Wayne dropped a 3 to 2 decision to Indianapolis No. 4. Wise pitched two-hit ball for Wayne but received poor support in ihe field. The Big Four-Acton tilt had to be called in the eighth inning because of darkness with the score tied at 11-all
The Robinson-Ragsdale andl’ Kennington game was postponed. The standings: NATIONAL WL Pct. WL Pct. b. - 3 61. Speedway 1 1 .500 Watkins 3 1 .750{Harpole 1:2 0233 Kengtn 2 1 .667 Memorial 0 3 .000 BRNo.11 1 .500{%vington 0 2 .000 AME) CAN WL Pet. WL Pet Acton 2 0 1.000 sk, 3 333 Big Four 1 0 10000BR No. 20 3 .000 Ind. No.4 3 0 1.000|Hau ny tle 0 2 .000 Wayne 2 1 .667|Garfield 0 1 .000
66 Entries Received
For Lamb Show, Sale LAFAYETTE, June 23 (UP)— A total of 66 entries from 13 counties were received by the state 4-H Club office here today for the Hoosier junior market lamb show and sale to be held in Indianapolis tomorrow. Eric Holm of the state 4-H Club staff said counties exhibiting included Hancock, Marion, Tippecanoe, Jefferson, Monroe, Madison, Rush, Monegomery, Cass, Owen, Hendricks, Delaware and Boone. ‘ Serving as judges will be ‘Claude Harper, J. T. Frost and Henry Mayor, all of Purdue.
Stack Smashes U. S. Backstroke Record
NEW HAVEN, Conn., June 23 (UP)—Allen Stack, Yale's swimming captain, claimed a new American record today for the 50-yard backstroke distance with his time of 1:34.5. The performance was a shade better than the 1:35.86 made by Adolph Kiefer at Honolulu in 1942, Stack, who will try for two more records today, shattered five old ones in the backstroke during the past week—220 yards, 300 meters, 440 yards’ and 400 meters.
Penn Names Welsh As Backfield Coach
PHILADELPHIA, June23 (UP)—The University of Pennsylvania has announced the appointment of John M. (Jackie) Welsh Jr., as backfield coach of its football team. Welsh, a star back at Penn for three years, succeeds Horace Hendrickson, who resigned to accept a dual football and baseball job with the Brooklyn Dodgers.
7000 All-Star Baseball
Ducats on Sale Sunday ST. LOUIS, June 23 (UP) — Seven thousand . tickets to the All-Star baseball game will be placed on sale next Sunday morn-
ing, the host St. Louis Browns soon die, float up on the beach
announced today. A club spokesman said 4000
lion seats will be offered, with a limit of twa to a customer,
Back Has Brains GREEN BAY, Wis, June 23 (UP) — Curly Lambeau, Green Bay Packers coach, doesn't expect his new center, Jay Rhodemyre, to have any trouble learning signals. Rhodemyre, a mechanical engineering graduate of the University of Kentucky, passed his final exams in electrical engineering, machine design, fluid mechanics and thermo-| dynamics with Phi Beta Kappa marks.
Lujack to Wed Saturday DAVENPORT, Iowa, June 23 (UP) — John Lujack, Notre Dame's star 1947 quarterback, and Patricia Schiebrock, Davenport, will be married Saturday. They obtained a marriage license at the Scott County courthouse
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WHOPPER HOOKED—I+'s how to catch ‘em. And you don't have to set out on a long trip to haul in free food for the skillet. The theory of Mrs. Marie Canary, 1613 S. Hawthorne Lane, is: Stay home and save the dif-
ference. She shared this five-pou Monday. Fished from the bank,
bait. There was plenty of excitement in the immediate vicinity when Mrs. Canary brought in her prize catch,
all in knowing where they are and
nd large-mouth bass in Fell Creek too, and used night crawlers for
one to ring the bell. We pulled into Corpus Christi, this beautiful city of 125,000 population and the 20-story Driscoll Hotel just six years old, last night after two days of loafing around the tarpon capital of the world, Port Aransas.
We made a desperate try again yesterday morning. Andy, one of Texas’ best fishermen, if not the
best, and I went out on the fishing boat operated by . Johnny ‘Matthews, one of the more famous guides in the Aransas district. We bravely started out into the gulf but soon hove to and put back into the bay. You just don’t navigate these fishing boats in that kind of water, much less catch fish. We baited up eight-inch mullet and trolled one end of the bay to another. But we didn’t get a single strike. Neither did any of the fishermen on the other boats. » ~ . THIS IS what we are running into down here. At Laguna Madre, in the region just south of Corpus, a red-tinged sheet of water has formed. This is an expanse of highly concentrated salt water from the dry winds and hot sun of the past few weeks which have evaporated much of the ordinary water, The Corpus Christi Times refers to the phenomenon as a “salt run,” and it is a curse to the fishermen. Fish that are caught in the red water, go blind from the high concentration of salt and
and rot. In 1934, such a “salt run” destroyed an estimated $2 million worth of fish in Laguna Madre. William Wright, manager of Herndon’s Marine Products Co. quoted in the Corpus Times, said: # » ” “I WAS down in the Laguna on a fishing trip about a week .and a half. I saw men trying to fish in that water and they weren’t getting- a thing. You could put your hand in that water and it felt like a hot bath. “Last week, two of our boats were there a whole week pole (fishing and got less than 100 pounds of fish. “Your correspondent found a chance to go swimming in the surf but he didn't stay in long. It felt like someone hitting you on the back with a two by four when those waves slapped you off your feet. But it's still a lot of fun.” That was the last of the Gulf of Mexico as far as this trip is concerned.
Yesterday,
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En route to Corpus, the group stopped at the exclusive LaQuiata Club, - a million-dollar country club and plaything for the Texas oil millionaires. Our hosts were the energetic people from the chamber of commerce, R. 8.
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By EDWIN C. HEINKE, Times City Editor CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex., June 23—The fishing part of this trip is over, wiped out completely by the weather. On this party of a dozen newspapermen conducted by Andy Anderson, outdoors writer of the Houston Press, a Scripps-Howard newspaper, to “sell” us Texas Gulf Coast fishing, we caught one tarpon, not a sailfish. Frank Vestal of the Memphis Commercial Appeal was the only rer r——— i On
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(Dick) Kleberg, who with his brother Bob, control the famed King Ranch which we visit tomorrow after a sight-seeing trip through Corpus’ bay. » ” THAT WILL END a junket through one of the most fantastic places in the U. 8, the unadvertised, little known to the tourists, Texas gulf coast. The resort and fishing towns from Galveston to the Mexican border hope to bring tourists to their land of fishing, sunshine and bathing. Probably in the next five or 10 years, this coastline, still prac tically a frontier, will see its dream realized. Your Hoosier correspondent, en route home in a day or two, is already making plans for a return visit.
Manager Asked to Quit Brooklyn Farm Club
FT. WORTH, Tex., June 22 (UP)—Les Burge has been asked by the Ft. Worth baseball club to withdraw as manager of the Ft. Worth Cats in the Texas League, it was disclosed today. A long losing streak and loss of morale by Cat personnel was given as the basis for the move. It came after a visit of Branch Rickey Jr. to the city, followed by a visit from Burt Shotton, trouble-shooter for the Brooklyn Dodger farm system.
Tunstall Wins ' Award
BALTIMORE, Md. June 23 (UP)—Brooke Tunstall, captain of the Johns Hopkins lacrosse team, was awarded the Jack Turnbull trophy for excelence as an attack man after the annual North-South game. The Johns Hopkins star also won the plague awarded by the 1932 Olympic lacrosse champions and a replica of a cup awarded by the New York chapter of the Johns Hopkins Alumni Association.
How's That Again
OKOBOJI, Iowa, June 23 (UP) —Frederick J. Day, Council Bluffs, Iowa, scored a hole-in-one in the Iowa Amateur Golf tournament yesterday, even though his tee shot stopped 18 “inches from the pin on the 188-yard third hole. The ball of an unidentified player on an adjoining hole sliced, struck Day’s ball and shoved it into the cup.
Tigers Get Pitcher
PHILADELPHIA, June 23 (UP)—The Detroit Tigers have signed John A. Montak, Northeast Catholic High School pitcher, and said he would report immediately to the Flint, Mich., club of the Central League.
feet 1 inch and weighs 175 pounds.
scout for the Tigers.
NEW “YORK, June 23 (UP)— minor league farm teams were leading their respective leagues after three weeks of campaigning, and eight other Dodger farm
vision berths.
Oldest Record
ran, Sunday games. For information can’ atm McClain, Franklin 6533 after 6 p. m.
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MILWAUKEE, June 23 (UP) — The oldest record under fire in the National A. A. U. track and field meet scheduled at Marquette University, July 2-3, will be the hammer throw mark of 183 feet, 3% inches set by Pat Ryan of New York in 1914.
Feminine” Dodgers NEW YORK, June 23 (UP)— Otto. Miller, catcher on the 1920
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Redskins Look Sharp
] Settled in the Victory Field the home fans, the Indianapolis comers and knock ‘em off one
the pacesetting Tribesters.
lights tonight at 8:30, and it will be observed as
this season,
been a whole lot} of difference, although the In- Nick Cullop
tories.
Field and are determined to clean up. on the Suds City pastimers this time and remove all doubts about who is who in this year’s AA race. Jim Bagby, the Tribe's ace, is scheduled to face the visitors on the rubber in the series lid-lifter.
The Indians rolled in from Toledo today, where they plastered the Mud Hens with a 9-to-4 beating last night. The Tribesters collected 13 hits, including four doubles, played errorless ball afield and shoved the downtrodden Hens dangerously close to the league cellar.
Cal McLish worked the route for the Indians and chalked up his sixth victory, and his sixth straight. He gave up 10 hits but
Three for Rikard Les Fleming, still powdering the ball in the clutches, batted in three of the Tribe's nine markers.
blows, including a double, batted in one run and scored one. “®e Redskins had no mercy on the Toledo mound sg and dealt out punishment to four hurlers before the game was over. It was an abbreviated two-game series and the Indians trotted cff with both tilts. The Mud Hens made four errors last night, giving them seven in two games, Shrine night was observed at Swayne Field last night and the attendance was 10,630. On the recent road trip, including west and east, the Redskins won seven games and lost six. For the season to date on the Sead, they have won 19 and lost
Sat home, the Indians have won 26 against only eight setbacks. Milwaukee, Columbus and St. Paul also have done well in their home parks but they don’t rate with Al Lopez’ club when they invade foreign fields.
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Center a Vet at 28
CHICAGO, June 23 (UP)— Clyde (Bulldog) Turner, Chicago Bears center, is only 28 years ; oid although he has been with the National Football League team since 1940. Turner and Quarterback 8id Luckman have played on four of Coach George Halas’ championship clubs.
__ ANNOUNCEMENTS
‘1. DEATH H NoMoES
son County, passed awa her home, 226 Risking Be. Friday, 1:30
ohn pesday at Services Od mod at ile C. WILTon Poin] 8t., or 23:30 p. m. at the a Hengship (Church in Johnson fends vited. urial Friendenip pu
Frisndsy Sen ad ma a ‘CHA] CHIMES.” S
BEAVER—George W., of 1098 N. La2 Salle St. entered” into rest ay evenin a a of the late 5 ee
Miss “Marie Christian, Mrs. Minnie Scott, Third and Walter Beaver. Sonics a;
v b a8. m, at PEACE CHAPMichigan Bt. Priends x <i A Burial Washington Park. M E_MORTU.
BRISTOW—Thomas J., entered into rest esday at U. 8. Veterans Hospital. Brother of Miss poroty Bristow. Services Friday, 1:30 at PEACE CHAPEL, 2050 E. Rent an St. Friends are welcome. Burial ound Hill, MOORE MORTUARIES,
BUCHANAN — Thomas Marion, beloved uncle of Mrs. Edna Hawkins, Barnesville, O.; Mrs. al Skeen, ; Mrs. Lorena Kerr, Ure and Miss Bertha Rise, . Wilkie B. Rice, Mt.
Pp. m._ from 8. IRVING HILL CHAPEL. 5377 E. Washington. Burial Memorial Park. Friends may call at chapel after § p. m. Wednesday. DEER—Amanda, Mrs., age 88, 1068 Windermere, passed away Tuesday afternoon, foster mother of Mrs. Paul H. Miller, mother-in-law of . Louis Deer, sister of Henry Minton, Providence, Ind.; grandmother of Neva r Higburg, Frieda McCarty, Violet Mills, Lioyd
Deer, Harold aauiter and Marjorl ater Friday 1 Jari e a 0 4 Heights Christian Church. Priends invited. Burial . Round Hill, Friends oy call at Tie cries. ’ 234 ha t after 6 Ys m. Weed sday pest Bt, EMHARD Paul, 75 j Years, 1040 Shel
8b beloved husband of Ada Emhardt, father of Delbert G. Emhardt, brother of Dierdorf, Terre Haute; and Dr. John W.
Tribesters Roll Home
To Stay Sharp in the Wigwam By EDDIE ASH, Times Sports Editer
by one. First on the agenda are the Milwaukee Brewers, masterminded by the veteran Nick Cullop, whose hard-hitting club is holding down the American Association's second
| The action is to open under the!
dians hold an edge with six vie-
ROS But the Redskins do not fear Peter the Brewers in spacious Victory Ried
always held a safe lead to easelp through.
Culley Rikard collected three sh
es in Front Again and They Expect
Ewan for a long stand before Indians are geared to take on all
place. Wiese Sates behind
Tribe Box Score INDIANAPOLIS ABR HO A = Saffell, of 3 3 1°} 0. 90 5-3 1 3. 23 49 4-3 3 1F"@'¢Q “$s ¢ In a o 4 3 4 0 4 “ld 9 1 2 4 0 ww’ 1X3 0 Y 0 ¥ 0' 1 § 0 ¢ «3.23: 0 0 30
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TOLEDO ABR HO AE et a JERE 3 3 43:3 1 Co! «5.0 0 3 31.9 Kokos, rf +3 1-1 3 00 Arft, 1b «3 1 010 0 0 McQuillen, If + 4.0 3.3 0 1 Richmond, 3b . v4 71.2 4 3 1 amner, ss «4 9. Fk '} 3.4 Mancuso, ¢ «3 0 0 3 0 OO ilson, p +0 0 0 0 0 o Ss, P «1-2-0 0.0 0 Waves .1. 0 0 0 0 oo Bickhaus, p . .0 0 0 0 0 1 Ried .......... 1 0 0 0 oo o hwamb, p . .0 0 0 0 ©0 0 mball “i....e000in oO © 0 0 0 o ANSE 8 4 2T 8 4
tals 10 Peer hit into double play for Ross in reid "grounded out for Bickhaus in; Kimball walked biol Schwamb tn ninth. | Indianapolis 003 0 313 So Toledo 020-4
Runs batted in—Fleming 3 cast 1jone, Rikard, Cassini 2, Mancuso, Kok okos, eard, McQuillen, Richmond. Two- hits—
Beard, Castiglione, Rikard, A Threease hi Ary. uble pla 3--Cassigiions, ase and Fleming. Left bases— Indianapolis 8, Toledo 8. Base, a balls— McLish 3, Ross 1, Bickhaus 1, Schwamb 1. Struck out—MecLish 3, 1, Bickhaus , Bchwamb 1. Hits—Off Wilson 7 in Ross 1 in 2%, Bickhaus 3 In Schwamb 2 in 2. Los! pitcher—Wilson. Umpires—Clegg and Tobin, Time—2:04.
Tribe Batting AB R H RBI Pct Kalin 14 18 18 353 Turner 32 60 33 381 Flemin, 47 a a 3% Castj 46 1 . Weath 11 20 19 3% eard ... 70 81 48 321 Cassini . 54 65 20 02 Saffell .. 58 73 26 368 Rika . 46 58 51 264 Gutteridge 23 41 14 a6 Lo 20 15 .263 Letchas 1157 30 40 18 258 15 Hae Hits—Castiglione 16, kard rT roming 14, 24 ard 14, Turner 13, Cas-
Saftell 7, Letchas 5, Gutteridge 4, Kolin o. Lopez 3, Weatherly 2 lione 10, j Beard
emin es as Letchas,' eatherly. sming 12) Rikard 4, Saftell Beard Kalin 3, Turner 2, Weatherly 2, Cast Don Letchas Lops. Stolen ni 18, Saffell Beard 6, Turner 8, Gutteridge 5, Rikard 3, Kalin, Lo
Sacrifice ts—Caasin] 9, Baffell 8, GutES . Castiglione J, Letchas 23, ard
Bears Re-Sign Two CHICAGO, June 23 (UP) —-Two more veterans have been signed up by the Chicago Bears in preparation for this fall's pro football season. Ed Sprinkle, end, who has played four seasons with the Bears, signed on the dotted line, as did big Ed Ecker who performed at tackle last year.
Hollander Claims Mark
AMSTERDAM, June 23 (UP)— Mrs. Fanny Blankers-Koen of Holland has claimed a new
women’s 80-meter hurdle record of 11 seconds flat. However, she had a strong wind at her back when she bettered the official record time of 11.3 seconds, set by Claudia Testoni of Italy in 1939,
Named NACA Director
Harold K. Sinex, auditor of the Perfect Circle Co. Hagerstown, Ind., has been elected a director of the National Association of Cost Accountants, nounted in New York today.
1. DEATH NOTICES
CARMACK —Beriha a Jane, wife of the late Dr. J. a as other as, AWA ei Servier PLANNER & BU MORTUARY Thursday, 1:30
B m. Friends invited. Burial Crown ill. Priends may call, at mortuary. DUGAN—George J.
6116 Broadway, brother of Mrs. Dennis Du Por, Hastings on the Hudson, and Mrs, Lusch H. Tippett Jr., Havana,
& BU ARY Thursday, 3 p. m. Burial Crown Hill Friends may call at mortuary.
HAVEY—Elizabeth us. mother of Mrs
Havey, jad the Rev, Ravers. 0O., died Moa eral from the BLAC FUNERAL HOME, 1503 r Jgeriaia 8t., Thursday, June 24, 9 m. Requi Mass at y eter "and Paul Cathedral, 10 a. m. Interment Holy Oross Cemetery. Please omi
flowers by request of deceased. HELM-—Mrs. - Pearl Perkins, 2330 Coyner, wife of Arthur Calvin Helm, mother of Glenn P. Holcomb, Arthur C. Helm Jr, Cuernavaca, Richard Powers Helm, Greensburg, Ind.; Walter Roof, Chicago; Weir, Muncie, passed awa;
fa Y ir Service FLANNER B M ARY. Thursday, 2:30 p. Priotds invited, Burial Crown Hill Friends may call at mortuary.
HOFMAN—Augusta, sister of Mrs, Thresa Blumestein and Fritz Powell, both of Berlin, Germany, ssed away at her residence, 4110 E. Wash-
C. June WELL
ington St., Tuesaasy, June 22. Puneral services will _ held at THE WALD FUNERAL HOME, Illinois at 17th St, Priday afternoon, June 325; 2 o'clock, interment Washington Park a Friends are welcome. NOTICE) HoL 11s Verna e ars,
M., a8 41 ye of Edward Hollis, daughter ter of Mrs. pal Pittman,
Aaze. Statnbrook, Mise Lucy . and Joseph Parsley, passed away Tuesday Torning. Funeral Thursday, YSTER & ASKIN “3310 W. Washington 8t. Priends invited. Burial Wasnington Park. Friends may call at mortuary.
Mrs. Nellie Clemmer,
WHaor, Mrs. Edith
of Lenna Mrs. Ed , Thorntown, Ind. entered into rest Monday, years.
Services Priday, June 25, at . NORTHEAST CHA Station
00 p. n Burial Sutherland
8t., 2: Park Cemete
tious, aggressive,
veloping gong general anxious to build from
Monday through Friday.
Two Technical Graduates Engineering—Electrical—Chemical
Single, 22-29 years of age. Good character, ambi. ae gaged in basic ind ing en; c ustry established 90 years, want men capable of delines of the business, bottom.
pend on individual efforts and merit. Call Mr. Wilson, GA-2413 for interview, % :30 to 4: 30
may call at the chapel after noon Thursds; MOORE MORTU.
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BEAVER-—George W. BRISTOW--Thomas J. JACOBY—Dr. Alfred M. PENNINGTON—Mary R. S.
may call after 1 B G. H. HERRMANN SER
LEPPER— Calvin Darryl, years, 1047 igh Sst. darling son of Herbert nd"
& Lepper her ‘of Herbert ayne Jr. and Lynda Sue Lepper, randson of Gladys B. Nicely, pas away Monday Pp. m, JDuneral bg 10:30 & mm. as FUNERAL HOME, 1506 8. East Friends invited. Burial ini Park. Park. Priends may call any time,
PENNINGTON — Mary Ruama Schwinn of 6147 E 3th Bt.,
rest Tuesday, Services Thay, 1p VINGTON CHAPEL, 83 as St. Prie = are Burial Parkview Cemetery, dria, Ind. MOORE MORTUA!
PLEAK—Charles F., age 713, father of Mrs. Fern Payne, Mrs. Delbert Bennett, Mrs, Clark Maudlin, » MIS.
Thornton Oliver,
pesidence of Payne, Trau! Tuesday evening. Friends may call CONKLE
a Jor 193¢ W. Michigan St. after Pp. m. Wednesday, ime of serve Tee later.
POWELL—Laura A., gh 7 0. of R. R. 1, Bridgeport, passed ~ Ra yi wife of Albert, mother ot Oassius M. Powell of way, Hetty Meyers, - ill, New York; of J nter of Kens Swat and two randchiidren. Funeral purse, B m. at FARLEY FUNERAL HOME, 1604 W, Morris St. Burial Crown Hill Cemetary. Friends may call at funeral hom:
RANKIN—Edna Bat, teed 83, of 563 Forest Ave. beloved wife of Victor or Pans mother 9 L. T. Rankin, Indianapolis; sister D. Bain, Montpelier, Ind.; ames Bain, Decatur, Ind.; , Ind... Mrs,
GG. G. Mt. Etna, Ind.; Emil Bain, Greenwood, passed away Tuesday evening. Bern, Friday 11 a. m, from SH BROS. CHAPEL. 946 N. TNlinois. Burial Mt. Etna. Friends may eal] at chapel after Thursday noon. untington, Ind., papers Lease €0 SACHS-—Mrs er of nest Gillette, salar of Mrs. Predric ice, Lady a Warrender, all of Indian
a Peter J. Steimel, Glenda 0, al awa Wednesday, June 23d. rvice an interment Friday. Jun Jute 25, 1p Jn, at Greenlawn spn: Ind. Priends ma ~ at ihe BER 8. GADD HOME Thurs. day afternoon and omit flowers, *
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e wish to express our d appreciation to all our relat es = ands he end, r hympa ae and loval flowers Ring the illness and death of our mother, Mr dehy. We
Binet Ry Nevin _ Sta m er, Y, and méibers” of Pret neTotmnd and Evangelical Church, our he bors, Shirley Brothers’ = 8 =
AUGHTERS, MARGARET and MRS. ROY LANGE. FINNEGAN—The Jilly of the isle wish
nnegan ES u k 4 friends, a bors and relatives Shots sincere ape preciation for the kindness ots and
pecially w. th . Patrick Griffen of the Assumption Church, and Wr, Wright of . Catherine's Church, Planner & Buchanan Mortuary, and all who assis
KINNICK — We acknowledge with edge ~ with heartfelt ihanks
ng words, apel of the Chimes,” for their Kind. efficient service, and to all who assisted in any way, LENN and 21S: DAUGHTER, VERA TAYLOR. 4. IN SEWOR1A3 GUNBAUL—In ing memory of Mary E. Gunsaul, who passed away June 23, 1947: I often sit and Ink of you And the way
only those who have lost can Th in of parting without a fare. e Dat of pa oe
Ls loving memory of Emma Re Hill, who passed ay y June 23, 1047, one Ar 8 Ins t ro wancering when
And m "oF ta twilight In the gold 0 is! Slow. ott,
ight A face we love the best, And Ahink of her when the sun's last Gon rf wn in the far-off west. ° HUSBAND
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A. M. 10 M. NO Y Royal Beauty Acad, 401 Roosevelt g., 4th floor, RI-0481, corner linols and Washington Street, RENT A “THOR” GLADIRON
For use In your own home. 8SIt down to iron. Irons shirts beauti-
fully in 4% minutes. Fy through flat work. Rental charge reasons able. MA-4304, MOTHERS
your baby in our Safety Portable HWi-Chailr swing 2nd table combinations in or N Suidoor Free demonstration. WA-
E-Z-Terms Dr. Fred M. Hickman, Dentist,
is no on entire Sth floor Marion Bldg, 10 W. Ohio, corner an near Pateiice. Formerly of 301 elt Bl
FALSE JEETH REPAIRED No delay! LI-9030.
DR. WANER, "DENTIST
IN ING SHAMPOO & SET International Beauty School EAST WASHINGTON MA-TIS1 MASSAGE BATHS COLONIOS ass N, Capitol + TA-9374 16. BUSINESS SERVIUE
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ALTERATION SPECIALIST
LADIES', MEN'S GARMENTS CLEAN, rp ML BE SDAIN
Meyer 0. Jacobs
312-314 E. 16th St, WA-0084
TT BRAKES RELINED-—88-1 3 TR-2220. rear 2317 N pitol
Sr. an rches, sma buildin, bonded. * Bi-on3s, BLOCK G by perine ee rr ad A-1104
RETAINING WALLS LOOK AND LISTEN
to $2500 in Dullding
0 pice: radiant heat aul urner in iity rm. A new stand ard for living. 6323 Architect Bldg.
Alex's gor
n carpent Ly Immediate. serve ow aay, Ja CA-6038. ro modell or mi calf 7 P, ht ie ss Ed Wao. SHED ROC for 0 gd Srivewars raed and tye, $3 jon, Geo, Eps CA-5734 ‘or ‘OA-3830
6 TONS E ESTONE..... 5 Ns Sy Ush ED ROCK ... $12.50 TOP SOIL, SAND AND GRAVEL, BE-2180 BE-4816-J
WHITE crushed stone, crushed rock for drives, a top ght BE-5011-W. - CIND
ERS rushed tone, sand ofravel for arenas, or fll dirt,
SPECIAL SALE
FILL DIRT
Phone for prices and quick delivery anywhere
~—NOW— BR-2464 BR-2485
FREE DIRT
for hault Come and get 1} any Hime. 343 Villa Ave. ream. Cray Di Rockit G Grays. Yorn Wer thins, A-6854, HOWARD,
TREE REMOVING Pully tnsured. Power equipment M. F. BROWN, BL-1018 ~ PARKS TREE SERVICE
Guaranteed Tree Work-HI1-7198
ACE ELECTRIC CO.
21 MILLERSVILLE DR. HU-1
L. pL ebb Eiesirio Co.
hting ng repair work. Litas, 1934 Madison. FR-1027; eves., GA-3196. FRELTE Eectrie Shop. Wire Tasial: lation, new, r. Licensed, bonded. BE-0613, Bossi, J & E ELECTRIC SERVICE idential wi be LIC, BONDED; ‘Bi tes st.
res: H1-1668, FREE
LAWN FENCE - z
ALL TYP WN—FAOTORY BR-5427. Fe Nite, BR-1248. white men. TA-8609, 1.733% - HARDWOOD FLOORS
Laid. Old floors made like new. Per. sonal att. att. given every job. BR-8525.
_REFINISHED FLOORS
BALL BE-3577
Denny's pets 2 Ma-3120 30
My
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16. BUSINESS SERVICE FURNACE AND STOKER ey Th bg Appliance Co. MA. 828i Furnaces Vacuum Cleaned
Vac. Clean Furnaces And : repair all makes MA-4961.
SPECIAL THIS MONTH
FLOOR FURNACES MILLER FURNACE CO. BE-3018 FURNACE AND STOKER fred & Cleaned. Guar. MA-8470,
VA a AIRED. GA-8456. Heating and Cooling By COOLEY
NEW GALVANIZED GUTTERS downspouts; general repair work. service, free est.
. days = - = =
METAL QUTTERS INSTALLED
Check my cash price first. CA-2784.
HOSPITAL BEDS
asian” for rent, mattress included §3 week, BLE
momings, eves Light Hauling, FR. 3781
Ashes, trash and furniture; clean up from attic Yo basement; local, long distance; quick service; 2 relie able white men; 24-hour service.
Malone's Trucking Service Light moving and hauling: package and mail deliveries. LI-1346.
LIGHT HAULING, refrigera Ture niture, baggage ete. (White), ree
Hable, new truck. CA-830d.
LIGHT hauling, refrigerators, fure age and freight. Clean
niture, Yan. PFR“Lawn Mowars, Sharpening | 1 1033 Lexi Repay, Call for, Deliver. “PAINTING, ALL KINDS
Paper cleaning, wall washing. Mirsp class material and SrkmARAD MALeeds Immediate attention. FR-S
“RAVES 1 & LOCKWOOD Spray and brush’ painting; interior, exte
340 E. Cleorgia « « « = PR-4665
PAINTING—CH erry-6939 Residential and catamaran, Tosured workmen, equipped for all of ba dntke or ima B. PAINTING CONTRACTOR Interior and Exterior Work Guaranteed TA-1
PAINTING—CH-1535-R
Int. and ext, immediate services A-1 work, Paul C. Miller & Bon.
SALLEE & THOMPSON
Jainting Interior, Exterior. Call
PAINTING INSIDE AND OUT, WALL WASHING, PAPER CLEANING, EXPERIENCED, INSURED, _RI-3070, INTERIOR P NG AND ‘PAPER HANGING, Free Shitiates work guaranteed. Fred , —~GA-0808
'APER HANGIN Immediate service.
and stes CH-3832-W, TEXO-LITE, KEMTONE Woodwork waxed, Polish,
¢leaning, wall washing. REECE. CA-1267-CA-8388.
Paper Ld
washing, fons And, aning; wo Kemtoning. ~8753.
ALL pa yr and paper 1s Hor I rent. IM. «0049,
PATCH PLASTERING
MA-1615, MA-5221. All kinds. Free estimate, White
FLABTERING AT Kis Frer™ oi white man. MA-8096. FLABTERING OLD a NEW WORK pe. work" St L RE RT
Re heatg., wat ort ewe 3. Dick's Plumbing yo
. LASALLE, 1207
h Ss ne Las SATA, Guar, roe ERAT 8 ranteed, quick. All makes, ot ialty. x CA-4122. AA ROOFING 60.
534 W. Pearl St, RI-2028
Roofing, siding, Jia work. Ime mediate service. estimates.
ROOF REPAIRS Immediate service. H. & R. Roofs ing Co WA-310L eve. WA-1048, ROOFING
New, repair, bullt-ups; MA-2808.
G, PAINTING C. . REPAIR; REASONABLE. IM-0068."
factory ts TE paired. Free HE: — Mod. iD: Staten
DRY slud, ents, wide serv. Vets. 20. CHLAND ST.
SEPTIC TANK
Dry wells, outside dollots cleaned & Imm and o
t-ot-town rv, ;
FR-874 SEPTIC TANKS CA-2100
Toliats, = San } Seaned a ous outsid hig fac sind its 8 fr “EL RR
YD ALLEND install septic tanks, a wel ie Sheer 3 system, Free inspection. Cal
DRY ETE tic tanks, vaults 6 ‘mon guaranties, Ese timate. ~5156.
sewer pi I Slee. mach. . nsive. Guar. CA-8040 SLIPCOVERS For all styles furniture; rocker and tiit-back chairs; immediate Qelivery: also custom made. Easy payments, RI-T068, HU-4679. WELL DRILLING, ID. i576 .... Ji TERMITE CONTROL
ction Virginia, FR-1424
FOR RENT 17. ROOMS Without BOARD LANGLEY HOTEL 120% 8. Iiinois. Regular, double, single rooms.
2-ROOM sleeping apartment; Jos vate bath, private entrance. Modern, large;
reson. Call after 5 P. M. ATE HOME room; closet; employed lady tween $a m-4 Pp. RI-0207. LA 24TH, 515
Central, WA-1404
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5 ¥ er . front, Gentleman. Hol water MA, 2114 N.—-Front room, cross ventilation; phone; gentles man preferred. N.—Nic
ing room. Private entrance; one
tleman. oft 5 gi, brs 7 Tox ns} atte: arage optional “300 i ton: ear restaurants, H-0085, WOODRUFF-Large © pr hed: across paths A-22
Roh fure ~3 employed.
PALMER, 37 E.—Private entrance, bath, double beds, 3 employed girls. PR-6868.
NEW JERSEY, KR —Madern studio room, on a aired girls. WA-8063. DELAWARE, 400 N., Apt. B—Fronk
room; day employed man.
WRT Tra . is, outside vaults ad cleaned by oe J ind 'A-0483—CA-6979.
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