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on Michigan Still Leads Grid Ratings
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Coach * Stu players and n-long night-
nis Club here Boilermaker
d two touche na. The Hoeards rushing, ti’s 197 yards total yards ndiana in-all s season. His rries against a was great- | total gained by Michigan, n and Ne-
TY Was so Dy announces that he said: derful thing 1 tome...” en sat down, ion was just
Cxperience O'Reilly, had ing with the 't trade these ad with Stu * any trip to
y, head man s, lauded’ the the Purdue
ese, Commiigmerican . Cone the football oy the Lafaas principal
see the day yer does not ount of” help ion,” he re-
Purdue UniHovde, said: in adversity, of being a at the start. ough beating r teams will 1 now on,” he
0. Rose Bowl ng game next confident anhwestern vice
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Notre Dame Moves UplLaker Looper To 4th Spot; California -
Plummets to Ninth
Army, North Carolina Retain Runner-up,
Third Positions; Sooners Rise to Sixth Place
Games
Williamson 1948 Record Through November 21 Reports Wi Ties
Week Bobs s sss nssannsnns 244 Season ..cscvacnecnansess 3238 Consistency .............. 3238
ns 211 4 2697 49 3075 54
By PAUL B. WILLIAMSON
MICHIGAN, which many othe e jamson if Xperts and the Wil ’ Bystem never expected to look as good in November as it bi not n : September, rolled along in the stretch this week as the No.
the nation.
National Rating
Michigan St. 94.7|44 Nevada Ohio State |
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3 42 46 Utah U 303, fourth place on California's drop| T . ran interference at Illinois for|196 if the grammar i chool - Missouri U. $4147 Wash. State 363 from fourth to ninth. California Ie ov Ye SAA i Yad Red Grange and his charts at the|ders were Sng to rs aos 18 Geargia Tech 33.8143 Rutgers 25.0 barely slipped by Stanford, 7 to 6.| |" !' Nard To stop Mr. Dasket- imoment are required reading at/pachyderms of the plains. Blaik’s 17 Minnesota ™ 33750 Quanticr | 8881 YE nl ball." John Mahnken, the Jets* |the military academy. boys don’t play Notre Dame any 19 Texas 93.2 52 Miami (Fla.) 85.8| n shuffle, Georgia took| new center, will try to turn the | Considering that Navy wasimore, but he'll give Frank Leahy RY De Dory wd twat 1 Ll gooeked of in nter Sy Cale tue or cing towel hors 22 Pittsburgh U. 92.7 55 Miami (O.) 853° RS ornia, Cornell, Duke, Missouri, 2 Penn State 2s 8 Princeton . 853 socking the Rockéhalk Jayhawks Pennsylvania, Notre Dame, Michi pay hi is ee med 35 Penmyvania 323 3 fino b. 353 ot Kansas by the Surprising score Fight Results : gan and Columbia, it is surprising Climaxing his report, Mauer 58. ate ; regon St. 85.2 0 Cc ri o , 3 Dartmouth’ 218 8 Betfoll © 81 question: Just how ngs up he BOSTON 5 United Prem 20. Boston] [how many reasons Mauer can find announced that Navy had “ade38 Bayo rest oy one &M Bs Clara shade the § drew with Angelo Sotillo, 203, Argentina or trembling at the thought of/quate weapons.” His tone indi#3 Wake 01 31.2 62 Purdue e the Sooners 20 to 17| 10). {Saturday's conflict. cated that each Middie would EB L 5 5 i os dupurn o M3lin their opening game? | Born TRE (Eastern Parkway) — Willie Add to that the fact that Army into the game armed with ri Swnts Clara 45.3 6 8 Inde 848 Clemson moved up from ninth Carkido, 139. Youngstown, O. (1), Y' beat two common opponents, knuckles and a hatchet. And his|
Purdue Grid Squad Honored
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when Stu spoke. Then a warm! THE LAST week ran pretty glow of respect eminated from|Smoothly except for: Paris (Tex.)| his players for their coach. In-{bopping Kilgore ward satisfaction lit up faces of ranking junior college) 20 to 14;|the players like gangly, courageous Carnegie Tech completely sur-
88.2'yard of the way.
1 Michigan U. 98 834 Duke 3 Army’ 8 35 Maryland 8 N. Car. U. 96.5! 36 Bonaventure 88.2) 4 Notre Dame 96.0 37 Wm. & Mary § Georgia 95.6, 38 8. Cal. U. 6 Oklahoma U. 95.439 Villanova 7 Clemson 95.3 40 Rice 88 MU. 5.2 41 Alabama 9 California 95.1142 Arkansas 0 Northwestern 95.0 43 Florida 1
Idle Army stayed
#48 to seventh and 8. M. U. from 18th, \®¥,
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But Michigan slipped slightlf—from a 989 ra tin before to 98.6 this week. Michigan held the lead by A : po
(fighting Ohio State team 13 to
in second] 880) place and North Carolina reHE ? mained at third by downing a 87.4 dern good Duke team, 20 to ‘0. 870 Notre Dame didn’t play last week 36.9 either, but it moved from fifth to
[to eighth. 8. M. U. pulled another Mattriciana, one out of the fire in the fading| NEW YO seconds—S. M. U. 13, Baylor 7 Dave Andrews, in the last fifteen seconds or so.
Believe It Or Not: Army Fears Navy
Unbeaten Cadets Figure Middies May
Have Scoring Punch Hidden Away By OSCAR FRALEY, United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK, Nov. 23 -— The warning shades of Davis and Blanchard hung over the grim, gray battlements at West Point today as the Army's undefeated football forces vigorously “feared”
Pet. an all-losing Navy team they are favored to defeat by 20%; points] 88.0 in Saturday's service classic. 84.6 Army having won eight in a row, and Navy having dropped 96.6/F eight straight, the watchword on! ~~
foed, 13 to 0, last time out by a Columbia team which also took its share of lumps this season. Navy Still Together “It stands to reason,” Mauer isaid, sorrowfully, “that a team can't get batted around week after week and not learn a lot.of football—if it stays in one piece.”
the heights above the Hudson is: “Remember 1946.” That was the year, you'll recall, when Army’s mythical natienal ‘champions, spearheaded by Davis and Blanchard, were lucky to escape with a 21-18 verdict as the clock ran out with Navy inside
the Cadet 5 yard line;, Navy, at last report, was in one Scouts Navy Carefully piece. But it took a few miles of The Cadet coaching staff stilliscotch tape to account for this trembles when it thinks -of thatimiracle. one and it has had Johnny Mauer,; Mauer, all in all, proved a good the Plebe football and vArsity emissary for fois Coach Sarl basketball pilot, scouting the/(Red) Blaik, who out of sheer Middies all season. Mauer once/habit would ‘‘fear” Public School
points
Averaging 31 game so far this season, George Mikan will, as usual, be the big gun of the Minneapolis Lakers attack when they play the Jets at Butler Fieldhouse at 8:30.
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Pana Sonn.—Bernie Revndlds.|Cornell and Pennsylvania, and it/parting shot was: {is even more amazing. “But we'll be there!” The Army coaching staff over-|, That's probably news every-
| looks the fact that Navy was bof-|where but in Annapolis.
Conn., outpointed 204, Baltimore (10). RK (8t. Nick's)—Al 148, New York,
Bozo) | outpointed 146, Boston (8).
SERIES Schoch Tops 700 for Third Time
(then fourth-| broke 700 for the third time this season and Early topped 800 in!
By DON SIEBERT
Bowling for t Setting a fast pace for local bowlers last night, Bud Schoch| g for the Sponsel Bakery
{quintet, Cecil Bevis made a 851
women’s division. At the Sports Bowl alleys Schoch grooved a 736 with tallies/games of 227-188-236. Fred Frosch
Bob DeMoss who had won a| prising Grove City»7 to 0 (one of| of 254-244-238 for thre Morgan's Restaurant five in the South Side] laid down an even 650 for the
personal battle over Indiana. He| the few wins for the Tartans Business Men's League. Schoch, had won the Bucket after trying
four years. “Boy it feels great,” he said.
Major awards went to seniors. Clyde - Grimenstein, Capt. O'Reilly, Pete Barbolak,
since 1942);
Marshall upsetting leagues. |Xavier, 26 to 20; Rensselaer beat- Electrotype Service. jing Brooklyn 47 to 13; Conners| _ 12/taking Wilburton 9 to 7, and 221-191-210 combination bowling constructed a 662 with tallies They are Bob Heck, Louisiana State engulfing Ala-|/With the Yaver Men's Store quin- 200-246-216 in the South Side “Bad a Da = Phil/pama 26 to 6. The L. 8. U. win, /tet in ‘the Pennsylvania slides. |iness Men's league at the Sport add up a 2854 actual tally and Bille. &. could be straightened out, Lila Littrell, also in the Pennsyl- ‘Bowl.
a kegler for 26 years, rolls in four,Monarch Buick Team No. 1.at He is an employee of — ———————— |Sturm’s- in the Auto Transporta- | Emmett Byers, a kegler with [tion League. Louanna built a 623 with athe Linson’s College Inn team, High honor score was held by
At the West Side lanes, the Colonial Furniture five drew
Harvath, Abe Gibron, Tom Hard, 3S the Tigers are now rated be- vania alleys, was runner-up with Otto Rosemeyer got a 652 with a| {a 2884. Top honors for a woman's
Bill Sprang, Bob DeMoss, Feldkircher, Jack Milito Agnew. Awards follow:
MAJOR VARSITY LETTERS — Norbert can it?
Adams, Robert Agne Peter Bar k, John Beletic, Ronald Bland, Herbert C ola field, Angelo Carnaghi, Clement Crowe, Bill Deem
John n_ Considine,
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Bob King to Coach
Bill Feldkircher, Abraham Gor > vi -| ‘R’ ron ken Satan's ‘B’ Team
neth Gorgal, Robert Grant, CI enstein, Thomas Raber!
Kerestes, Steve Manich, Kenneth McCaftty, Jack Milito, Earl Murray, Ca O'Reilly, George Punzelt, Stuart Scheer, Neil Schmidt, Rex SebasKenneth Soin William Sprang, Szulborski, ames Tate, Rudy Trbovich, Robert Whitmer. James Weizer. MINOR VARSITY AWARD-—Henry Conlin, Alvin Crawford, Roderic Daniels, Jo-
tian, Harry
Karwowski, Roger Roggatz, Robert (ang football at Sacred Heart last Bud Brown, Haags Dry s
mien Richard Bchnaible and Joseph Skibinsk
s|pasketball
pt. Elmer scallish |High School, according to Robert! hey saem’ seesqses® Classic (Nipper, Shortridge athletic direc-|Bil Biyih,
season. -
Bob King, former Sacred Heart {ree yoseh, Monarch Buick No. 1 coach, has been named reserve pur ay Deer Ln coach at Shortridge | |Karold Chamness, Speedway Classie. e
Bill|{low every team they lost to and/a 603 for the Hickman Whirlaway 210-266-176 combination for the team went to the Hickman Whirland|above every team they beat. No|/squad. Her games were 185-224- Union Congregatfon five i h Ea ey ET greg. n the away combination holding a’2893
|West Side Church League. |with games of 887-1016-990.
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700 SEOWLER (MAN) Harold Goldsmith, Stanle Jewels jmu Schott, MA Restaurant «+ 136 Sens Lakes, Insole Colle e Ri y eo. 0, fu ino Snrred, ens ak 517 usse nderson apitol Paper ..... (Emmett rs, Lenson's College Inn.. 662 Thomas Re is 3 i sums, Indvis, School Seuchiy'.-- 5 Que Rosemeyer, Union Congregation 852 Gene Zwiesler, Union Title . Louanna ® BO NLERS souEs) 622 {Cecil Bevis, Sponsel Bakery .. 681/John Murphy, American Legion .. Lila Littrell. Hick yes whi OP.» . 650|Everett Laker, Aldag Paint .... & Littrell, Hickman Whirlaway.... 603
02 500 BOWLERS (WOMEN) Pat Striebeck, Yaver Men's 8ho . 599 638 Payton Printz. Harrell Plumbers Dottle Berkopes, Hickman *Whir away. Evangelical ....... 831] "OTHER LEAGUE LEADERS (MEN) _ Margaret Skelton, Yaver Men's Shop. 595 .. 638 Melvin Roach, Mouldings, Inc. ...... 598 Alberta Rosa, Krieg Brothers ....... 583 86 Harry Hafer, Reform Church ....... 596 Ann Crull, Hickman Whirlaway eae re _.
649 James Zwlesler, Court House... 642 Bob Carnagua, Fehr’'s Beer
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| Wilber ‘Schuck. Roehl Pharmacy § Emalou Burton, Centur
632 Bob Dick, Transportation
or. A Jones, B. T. Jones & Son Furn. 630 Robert Simmerman, Klein & Kuhn . . : rt Simmerman, Klein & Kuhn . . 593 Jo Berkopes, Hickman irlaway 68 | King, a Butler University grad- Ed Hick Jr. Ah Pharmacy . 62 : t 35 Mal 8 Bi her, Marott oe Store 56 an, alke-Krause e! er, “re luate, coached varsity basketball Willian Russell Moose ary Leppert, enw, L84 Mabelle der. Davidson's Ind. Pur 550
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ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 Death Notices
The Following Services Nove Boon Scheduled :
_BAUMAN—Paul Bernard, darling _ infant son of Lucille and, the late Edward C. Bauman, *broth er of Rosalle, Kent Edward, and John Joseph Bauman, passed away Tues day morning. rvices Weanesga 28%, 8K m. at the CHARLES R. CAR Y MORTUARY, 2818 Gneivy St. Burial h Cemetery. Friends may call ae 6 p. m., Tues~ day at the mortuary. BEEM Ste hen Carl, Hitle son_ of Beem Jr. and Ollie . AN
:30 is L HOME, 1934 W. Michigan St. Friends invited. Burial Memorial Park. Friends may call at the fu~ neral home after p. m. Tuesday.
Bol AND—Margaret T., age 13 years, 206 N., State St, widow of the
Lparles, J. Fisher, Sr, passed away Monday Sov 22 neral Wednesday from BLACKWELL
IRVINGTON FUNERAL HOME, 5117 . Wash. St., 8:30 a. m. Requiem ass at Church of the Holy Cross 9 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends invited. Friends may call at the Funeral Home. FORD—Lula M. 2250 Central 1 Ave, wife of Bennie Ford, mother of Julla Darline Ford, sister of Mrs. 4 . Amos Jaskson, Bennie
Tench and omer away Monday. Services FLANNER 3 BUCHANAN MORTUARY, Friday. Friends invited Friends ‘may call ‘at mortuary after 7 p. Fodnendny. 3 “inee Monningeri, of Br ey Ave., mother of Mrs Groothaert, grandmother of {Groothaert) Peace of Coatesville, Pa., passed away Sunmorning. Priends may call at the TOLIN FUNERAL HOME, 138 Pros pect St. Services Wednesday, p from the funeral home. insebment Crown Hill. Priends invited, FURRY—Charles H. 1018 N. Beville Ave., entered into rest Sunday age 67 years, husband of the late Emma M. Furry, father of Mrs. Mary Rose Ellis and Crawford Furry, grandfather of Dick Ellis, James and
Mrs. Marne
1: E \chigan St. come. Burial Park Cemetery, field, Ind. MOORE MORT (CORRECTED NOTICE) GRIFFIN—Robert, little son of Mr and Mrs. Claude Griffin, of ¥. Sn A. and Claudia, AW 8 day p. m, Friends may al 1
oore's residence,
308 re OL] St. Interment New
Crown, Frie ends invited.
HINTZ— Robe: rt Lee, beloved by husband
passed ital. rassmyer and 3 grandchildren of Wolton, Ind. Funeral services from KS & FINN FUNERAL BOME, 1639 N. Meridian, Wednesday, 2 p. Burial Crown Hill Friends "invited, Priends may call.
JACKSON—John Stonewall, 207 8. Davidson St, passed ; husband of Sora May, fa- . Doris M. Hood, s. Evelyn Roberts, Mrs, Haze Ford and lis Lee ‘Jackson. Services at J. C N CHAPEL OF THE CH
Friends Park, Friends may call at the CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES.
Mrs. Eloise L., 444 dau ser of Ross 8. Ludlow, sister of 8 Jr, In dia anapolis, nd Mrs, Far) BP. Mounce, North Hollywood, Cal, passed away SHAR Services FLANNER & BU"HAN. MORTUARY, Wednesday, p. m. Friends invited. prt Babi ~G., husband of , passed away Monday at his home at the Spink Arms. Services Fld NER & BUCHANAN MO!
KEELER— Mrs. nelius Ave.
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Rill Kostoff, U. 8. Rubber
pe = % The fingers are on the extreme!It just causes the swing to sto YEAN 75 MELLOWER 9 right side of the ball: On the with a jerk, before a om pt BECAUSE 7S AGED THAT File, but ¢ this ge on top. I hap- id applied, and you are apt to pen to use s grip. ose the hook; not increase it. EXTRA MONTH! [The follow-through is the impor-
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Gertrude Rhodes, Yaver Men's Shop . By BILLY SIXTY left again in the downswing. ‘It's [Louise Frei. De oe’ Shoppe (MEN) : WRIST SPIN: There are two probably easier to use your hands colonial Furniture .. 2884 ways to put a hook on your in getting it straight. {Kiwanis Club Team No. 1 (actual) oe straight ball delivery. One method make the spinning action MERC Roy Vou we discussed yesterday: Lifting land the size of the hook constant,|Y2ver Men's shop the hand upward [thé entire action has to be un- Century Sindisne I as the ball is re- {hurried, in timing with footwork, | leased to create |with a long follow-through for | |accuracy. This consistency is] [necessary to be able to play the alleys, which 4s something we'll iget into later.
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is the other way, and that's what I'd like to take ou,
{ " ” | BOTH. METHODS are equally leffective, and so it is mostly matter for fhe individual to de-| termine. One of the most impor-| tant things to guard against in| the finger spin method, is trying| to put extra “stuff” on the ball.!
OW, wil nétice in®t h e illustra tion, the thumb is on the IN SIDE, pointing tothe LEFT.
I USE IT Dita dse 1 find it easy tant thing. and natural to allow the hand to! To get a hook with finger spin,
Public accountant added turn to the RIGHT (back of the grip the ball with the thumb of
ball) during the backswing, andthe LEFT of center, as we ex- up Calvert's qualities then to turn forward and to the plained yesterday. The hand re- and switched to Calvert
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Robert Taylor Muchine Co.. 612 John Schorn, Central States Envelope 556 Frances Snyder, Century Tire -. 534 Eth oe oung, pa W. S. Baker, Harry Sharp & Co. 11 Thad Tedrowe, Methodist ........ P? 555 Mary Fassati, Herman Senmitt Ins... 333 in “tialy BL y oF es etvibe {Prank Davis, Lakeshore Country Club slo Las Briscoe, Ayrshire Collteries . 554 Ruth Hinton, Nichol's Jewelry .. 533) Wednesday at 10 a. m Y | William Garten, Kiwa 8io or Chappelie, Inland Container. Corp. 549 Eva Williamson, Yaver Men's shop. 532/ BROTHERS ' CHAP 2002 Jim Ruetter, Speedway’ Classic . . 609 yarren oultinghouse, Real Silk 9 Jenny Collier, Real Silk Mixed 529 W. Michigan Burial Washington Elmer Wuerzburger, 608 Carl Bowen, Riviera Past Présidents 541 Hilda Geldmeler, Davidson's Ind. Pur 526: Park. Friends may call at chapel Gomer Allred, Stahibut ee tlirs ines 608 Dave Phelps, Manufacturers’ ........ 541 Phyllis Gardolf, Frank's Furniture ... 531 gor" 7 p.m. Tuesday Ralph Shinkle, Sheedvay Classic .... 807 Dick Seecamp, Railway Express . 538 Barbara Logan, Carmel Mixed -s 321 * > . x * * {Ted Schoenbachler, Moos 6068 R. Lickliter Jr., Hunter's Servic ' 534'Evelyn Reed, Cross’ Road Tavern ... 520 I rE mie Beene omit tc |Gene Blémford, St. Joan €of Arc Nat. 605 Gay, Lorton, Frankhouse Electric ..... 531 Marion Mooney, Darleene Mirabeaux . 520 LESTER—Lula, e 70, of 2614 NeMarie Christian, Rodebeck Mot. Pic. 518 poleon, beloved wife of Henry, {Blanene Meyer, Kool-Vent Awning ... 518 daughter of Bara Bertram, mother ° Mary Jo Ferguson, Nichol's Jewelry .. 519 of Mabel Stewart, Dearborn, Mich, Ruth Bindhammer, Diamond Chain... 518! Roy W. Lester. Floyds Knobs, Ind. oris Hayman, Thomas Bemis Co. ... 517 sister of Charles and Wirt Bertram, . {lena Hansen, Davidson's Ind. Fur.. 516 ary Hall and Della Hayes, all of Dorothy Huser, Security Cartage .. 516! Indianapolis, Ruth S8tader, Moores- = 515] ville, Ind., Flossie Logan, Berkeley,
13] Mich, entered into rest Monday. Fu-
| neral services 10:30 m. Priday, | Nov. 0! & HURT SHEFIELD | CHAPEL, 2226 Shelby Bt. Interment
Washington Park Cemetery. Friends
call at the chapel after 4 y
LYTLE—Andrew, 61 years of age, funeral director of Madison,. Ind, husband of Dorothy Lytle, father | of Carolyn of Indianapolis and Mark | Lytle of Tacoma, Wash. sbrother of Mrs. Margaret’ Pries, Charles and Prank Lytle of Oklahoma and Grover 17ue of Indianapolis, step-grand-father of Dorothy Marshall of Ohio, passed away Sunday. Friends may call at the LYTLE RESIDENCE, 402 W. 3d St., Madison, Ind, Funeral Wedne sday, Nov. 24, 2:30 p. m., ab the Methodist Church. Friends in« vited. Burial . Springdale * Cemetery.
MANNING —Margaret, 635 Beville Mrs. aunt of, James and Robert died Monday at St. Vincent's Hoos
Church. Interment at’ St. ary's Cemetery, Hamilton, O. Friends may call at the mortuary. “ MARIANOS—Nicholas, age 33 months, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Marianos, brother of Sherry ue and Theresa Ann Marianos, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Marianos and Mr. and Mrs. James Childers, passed ay Sunday. Funeral Wednesday, Nov. 24, 2 p. m., at the Greek Orthodox Church, West and New York Sts, Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at GEQRGE W. USHER MORTUARY, 2313 WwW, Washington St
MOBLEY—Anna Sanders, mother ot Mrs. Bessie Smith, Mrs. Bartholome, Carney and Sanders, passed away the daughter's residence, Jest St iends may call at the OLIN FUNERAL HOME, 1308 Prospect St, after 10 a. m. Tuesday. Services Wednesda ay, 9 a fun gal home and graveside services at Jirland Brook Cemetery, Columbus, Ind., 10:30. Priends invited
O'BRIEN—Blanche, widow of the late Thomas O’Brien, 2339 N. New Jersey St. Passed 3 y at St. Vincent's Hospital Sunday, beloved gister
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Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends invited. Priends may call at the funeral home.
OGDEN—Owen C., » Mrs. Dorothy
age 62, father of Hall, passed away Banirdsy, ot Ay Wednesday, CONKLE FUNERAL HOME, 103 & w. Michigan St. Friends invited. Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at Puneral Home after 4 p.m _Tuesday : PATRICK —Mary E., age B83 years, mother of Andrew L. Newkirk, Jesse Patrick and Carrie P. Williams of Wickenburg., Ariz. sister of William J. Earl of Norih Vernon, Ind.
Also survived by grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren, passed Wedn esday,
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vited. Burial Floral Park Cemetery, Friends may call at mortuary. SMITH—Howard C., 30 years, of 730 W. 30th St, husband of Rita Smith, father of Nancy Ellen of , Mrs. Esther Caldwell of Idaho; brother of Milton and Oscar of Grantsburg, Ind., and Stanley Smith of Minnesota; nephew of Mrs. Sel Westebay of city; also one grand. child, passed away Saturday. iends
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Park. | STUCKMEYER—Arthur C. age 6k t uncle of Mrs, N. C. Folkening of city, Rev. R. C. Stuckmeyer of Chicago, Mrs. E. J. Louisville, Ky, Capt. mever of Japan, passed away MonFuneral services Wednesday, Nov. 24, at P at the MEYFR & DON FONERA L HOME, 1508 § BR Burial Crown Hill. Priends may call at the funeral home any ime.
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HUSBAND "AND PAMILY. HOALT — We wish to express our thanks to the friends, neighbors and relatives for the kindness and sympathy shown at the return and burial of our dear 2% and brother, Pfc. Kenneth Ho: pecially thank all for neautiful floral Eetbutes, Rev. c. B. Cox for his consoling Commander Joseph John-
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rendered MOTHER, DAD, BROTHER AND SISTER. WEIBSHAAR We deeply appreciate the kindness and sympathy extend. ed in our recent bereavement, the assing of William FP. Weisshaar, be fe usband and father. Wa are the friends,
acted as pallbearers, Rev. M. H. Reynolds, the singer and Shirley Bros, Central Chapel, all for kind, efficient, understanding service rendere WIFE, DAUGHTER & SIS STER.
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FILL DIRT—SAND AND GRAVEL HOWARD'S — GA-5258
HAVE your holiday dry cleaning done early. Pick-up and delivery. WORK GUA! TEE Day Service HU-2388 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS LICENSED AND BONDED Residential industrial wiring; oew and old. For service JOHN B. CRUMP TA-0121 ATES WITHOUT OBLIGATION ACE ELECTRIC CO. 1819-21 MILLERSVILLE DR. HU-1453 FLASH ELECTRIC Se Wiring: all ty 24 hrs. GL-009! * ON Cr > le wiring new large email jovs. BL-4343. eves. 1 BL~4) 18 or prompt, efficient ne Teasonable elec. service, ci Goonies as FR-0847, Licensed Rt bonded oT Electrio a Bhop—Wire “instals lat New, repair Lic bonded. ._BE-08i3—B 4448. : NEW & OLD HOUSE WIRING—Ine dustrial wiring. Free est. IR-134
Vacuum Cleaner Repairing Vogel Bros, 1314 W. Wash, MA-0351
_ Lambert's Refrigerator Service
Bxpert workmanship. Guar. CA-9550-
WASHING Ma Mac HINES REPAIRED
Heating = gr By COOLEY
OIL—~COAL—GAS Carrier Air-Couditioning, £2927 Central 1-8: Sarnacey Vacuum Cleaned
ring. installing; (ree estie mast: or guaranteed, terms; new, rnaces Miles. 1A-6063.
NEW FURNACES
Coal; immediate installavion on
XN BR Dum Dei osons all See OM, Jurnaces with oil cone Fac 8 Funeral Directors FURNACES CONKLE FUNERAL HOME PETTERS TY Bo WNeroUTs
gan | FR-9622 FARLEY FUNERAL
1604 hy 7% Morn MA-1334; wih
hapel, Auburn at FLAT & BUCHANAN, a Creek Boulevard. d. TA-3377.
BERT S. GADD
2130 Prospect St _MA-8049
GRINSTEINER'S
E. New York
1934 W Michigan st
1601 _MA-53%
HISEY & TITUS
951 N Delaware St L1-3828
~ SHIRLEY BROS. . 60.
946 N. Tlinois
Jones & Hurt ‘Shefield Chapel 2226 Shelby 8t GA-2570 “House of Personal Service” JORDAN FUNERAL HOME
Ambulance Servies . 2428 E 10th St _CH-8300
'~ ROBERT W. WUSTIRLING
1422 Prospect A-6078
10 Lost & Found
LOST—Black plastic Purse at Leader Store around noon. Return pavers, money and he v valuable me. Reward. E-3802-R2.
D-— one} on East side, Pri, wv. Identify. Come to 1104
Bosart. LOST—Tiny gold in, dog shape; g eeiaate. Reward. Pea es before Lost tive ind wt white ¢ Pointer. vie re. 5000 N —F0UND ELKHOUND wearing new collar, out of state t Fort Dodge vaccination tag HI-2
"WANT G00D HOME
or part Airedale puppy: male, cant MA-8776. Ind. 8. P. C, A, 11 Personals . + + ——————
RENT A CAR or TRUCK NEW LOW RATES
Day, Week or Year
Gas, "oil, Reliable Ins. Furn'ed
Ohio & Alabama Sta. MA-8325 Opposite City Hall 328 Timo Bt. LI-1122
pposite Strauss Store
THE U-DRIVE-IT
Truck Rent at Ohio & Ala. MA-5325
NEW FURNACES—BLOWERS
Repair all makes, vacuum cleane ing. ou est, terms. Frank L. Sturgeon, 3602 10th, CH-8249. ~~
FURNACE REPAIRS
Immediate service, H. & R. Fure nace Co., WA-3101; eve, WA-1048.
NEW FURNACES Gutters installed, repairs CA-3184 FURNACE AND STOKER
Repaired & Cleaned. Guar. MA-8470
Complete Oil Burner Service CH-32711-J — DAY OR NITE ’
COAL-OIL, FURNA ILLER FUR
NACE CO., BE-3016_
SERVICE' FOR OIL AND GAS Furnaces and Stokers MA-4981 THERMOSTATS
Ar J. CC HI-6886,
Denny's Garage, MA-3130
Motor Body Rebullt—326 Beecher BRAKES RELINED—$9.913
red's Qutorig a ane Repairing
Free Estimates *BE-4008 Ring 3 QUTTERS CLEANED, IM-0202
Painted and repaired. New gutters end downspouts. Imm ediate service.
‘DUMP TRUCK HAULING
Coal from mines; road material} white vet. Reas rates. FR-5004. LIGHT HAULING, refri] gerators TT niture, baggage. {White } New truck. Insured. CA- CA
HAULING = RI 1935 GENERAL HAULING ¢ OF ALL KIND
“LIGHT | HAULING, 6, OA-94I 1 tay Clean Houseoleanin ng Co.
a walls, ciean wall paper, win dows, venetian blinds, shampoo ru upkolstering and other odd Willixm Jackson, LI-8172.
“LINOLEUM INSTALLATION ~
Cabinet Lh and floof rn, free
His
est Rebar ofr 8) A BE Thacker ro "$150 E 2 th ro rar 31413 eves, WA-2088
LAWN FENCE -
ALL TYPES—LAW N-FACTORY
Dr. Fred M. Hickman, Dentist, is now located oo entire 5th floor Marion Bldg, 10 W jo, corner Meridian near postoffice. Formerly af 301 Roosevelt Bldg. -7022
International Beauty School 842 EAS EAST | WASHINGTON. MA-1i¥)
"Detective, Private Licensed. oonded, confidential. Pree consultation Mr Gregory. MA-0483. FOR ARTISTIO HAIRDRESSING Call IRMA ZOOK BEAUTY SHOP, 108 _E._ Wash, Rm. 905. MA-0400.
MASSAGE BATHS COLONICS 2631 N. Capitol TA-o4 SPANISH-FRENCH Inaividual instrictions at a price you can afford. TA-2013. LAST chance to ordei Xmas Cards, your name
50 for $1 up, with imprinted or without. wa 2999. TYPING to do in my Experienced and neat. CONT.
YOUR advertising mimeographed on penny Gov. postal cards. TA- 2300.
12 Business Service CHIMNEY BAD?
Then call os. Work guar.
GA-8146
CHIMNEY and furnace _gleaning. Chimney repairing. Carroll and Son. GA- 2424.
BRICK pointing, $35 up. Free est. EXPERT BLOCK WORK. BE-3008-J. _EXPERIENCE ED WI WHITE CREW. _
~BUILD-REMODEL-REPAIR
Houses, Garages. Store Fronts, Counters, Cabinets. Masonry, Paint-
in Roof! nf: $LOMMI G and PUMP REPAIR Duncan & Sons — BE-0614 I SE
"ALTERATIONS AND BUILDING REPAIRS
Let us add & new room Or make an extrs ap INDPLS. REMODELING CO., CH-4613
+ HOME REPAIR Carpenter—8heet Metal—Roofing For timate Call CH-6218-M eves. McGLASHAN BUILDE No job is too small; none to large HANDY MAN-Piumbing, carpentry, lastering, tinning, cement, elec~ trical, radio; references. WA-3194. BRICK pointing, chimneys 5 _rebullt, $35.00 up. Free 5891,
JSHne s rebuilt, GA-5891.
CARPENTERY, new- i cement, block work cabinets. Ed J. Gerringer. Bl-l728. .. oo DESIGN and bid you your little des home, econemical ay. NEW building and aT AL Weimer Brothers, HI- [-4785, CH-9300. GENERAL carpenter work, snd block laying. | CA-7473.
REFINISHING FLOORS
JESSE A. BALLARD, BE-3377
BICYCLES REPAIRED 905 JLLINOIS PAT'S BICYCLE SHOP
TIMES ‘Want Ads for Low Cost RESULTS
Phone RI-5551
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BR-5427 Ford Pence. Nite BR-4003 PAPERHANGING st work guaranteed. Miles Mince, IM-0163 PAVERIANGHE ) — 0A-6722 ATNTING
WALLPAPER steamers, padi, er, furnace : ren
vacuum for IM -0040 TPLASTERING=WATE FING Cement yor TA-1375. ST £D wim, [= 2606 EXPERT _New and “prin “wort CA-2507. kinds. MA-8996.
Pres eo Exp. white a PLUMBING
NO JOB TOO SMALL. CA-4174
DITONING WITH JEEP Water sewers, septic tanks, . EK. W. Btutz ~1461,
HOOSIER SEPTIC T.
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DRY wells, toilets, cesspools, factory sludge pits cleaned, repaired. Free tests. rompt serv. Mod. equip. Statewide serv. Vets 201 N. RICHLAND ST. FR-009
SEPTIC TANKS — FR-8742
Dry wells, outside tollets cleaned ou
and pumped diate and of -town service. FLOYD ALLEND LENDER—We clean and install septic tan dry wells, finger Sestenti: Free oc ‘call SEPTIC tanks, dry wells, vaults cleaned; est.; six months’ guarans tee. MA-5156.
TE CLOGGED sewers, sinks and dra pened. Roots and all ne cut out. No digging. Up to 3 yr. guar.
Electric Eel IR-9108
CLOGGED SEWER PIPES, drains cleaned, elec. mach. ooded base,
°
UR E moving, spraying. Power equipment, Insure ance. Reasonable. IM-1141
ince. Reasonable. IM-1M1, UNITED TERMITE CONTROL or Free inspect. 630 Virginia. FR-1424
WASHINGS, ironings, curtains, & HI done in A -
RENTALS
SLEEPING ROOMS 20 Hotels Hotel Westpoint
Permanent and Transient 31 W. OHIO. Bn WEEK. OP SHO ATHS.
THE KIAKWOOD HOTEL
357 . AN LL FIREPROOF BLDG,
OU Nae attractive io JobbY icLy o 5 Walking Distance tia
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SLEEPING fooms, weekly. Apply 4 Ave. 22 North Large - fron
4000 _d ble. on bus line HU. PEN! SARA ns aay constant hot water; “You WA-5451
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couple, Kitchen priv. TA-T708. WA 3