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Services Arranged
Justus Paul Dies In Hartford, Conn.
Services were being arranged in Hartford, Conn, for Justus Paul, 55-year-old former Butler University athlete, who died there
Thursday.
A basketball and football letterman at Butler, he was captain of the football team in 1913. He was graduated in 1915. Followservice in World War I, he returned to Butler to serve as acting graduate manager of athletics
from 1920 to 1925.
ator of a furniture ‘store at Ritter Ave. and Washington St. eight years, he left Indianapolis to become an insurance company representative in Hartford,
in 1933.
A native of Canada, he was Fey son of the Rev. Charles T. Paul, president of the College of Missions of the Disciples of Christ
for 30 years.
He was a member of Delta
« Tau Delta Fraternity.
His survivors include his wife, rjazel Guy Paul, daughter of Elmer Gay, 2523 Central Ave;
Mrs.
his mother, Mrs. Charles T. Paul, Hartford; a son, Justus Paul Jr. Hartford, and a daughter, Mrs.
Robert Loomis, Paris, France,
Mrs. Olin L. Jones
Services for Mrs. Ethel
L.| Jones, R. R. 4, Box 437, who died Friday afternoon at her home aftre an filiness of three years,
will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomor-
row in J. C. Wilson Chapel of the Burial will be in Memo-
Chimes. rial Park Cemetery.
Mrs. Jones, who was 45 years old, was born in Illinois and lived in Indianapolis 24 years. At one
time she was employed by the U.
8. Rubber Co. and by the Fair-
mount Glass Co.
She was a member of the
Christian Church, Marshall, II,
the Ladies of the Moose Lodge and the American Legion Auxil-
ary. Surviving
are her husband, Olin L. Jones; a daughter, Mrs. Betty Scott; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman R. Daniels; a sister, Mrs. Margaret Draper; two broth-
ers, Ray and Senton Daniels, and
three grandchildren.
Dora L. Smith
Services for Dora L. Smith, 522 8. Harding St, who died Friday in Veterans Administration Hospital, will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow in Moore Mortuaries
Peace Chapel.
Burial will be in
Jones Cemetery, near Alexandria,
Ind.
, Smith, who was 59 years
was born
in Delaware
unty. He lived in Ipdianapolis He was a member of
WO years. the Episcopal Church.
8 are a brother, Leslie E. Smith, Indianapolis, and two sisters, Mrs. Nellie May Neville,
Anderson,
Osco” Paradon’
Oscar Lee -Paradon,
68-year-
old resident of Harvey, Ill, will be buried in New Crown Ceme-
tery following services
services temorrow| at 1 p. m. in the Peoples Funeral Home.
Mr. Paragon, ill for nearly
a
month, died Friday in the home of his sister, Miss Ima Jean Paradon, 3128 E. Minnesota St. A native of Clinton County, Kentucky, Mr. Paradon is sur-
vived by another sister,
Mrs.
Emma Mills, and four brothers,
Robert, John,
William and
Horace Paradon, all of Indian-
apolis.
‘Frank McHaines
Services for Frank McHaines, 501 Marion Ave., a salesman for the Grand Union Tea Co. 11 years, will be held at 10 a. m.
Tuesday Peace Chapel. Stilesville, Ind. Mr. McHaines,
Hospital. ‘A apolis, Trinity Methodist Church.
in Moore Mortuaries Burial will be in
who was 52 years old, died Friday in Veterans native of Indianhe was a member of
Survivors include his wife, Mrs.
Cecile McHaines; two daughters, Vonda Lucille and Rita Lois McMrs.
Haines, and his mother, Elizabeth Guerin.
Services Tuesday For William Bratton
Services for William Bratton, 818 W. 11th St, who died Thursday in General Hospital, will be Tuesday in Jacobs Brothers West Side FuBurial will be in New Crown Cemetery, He was
held at 10 a. m. neral Home.
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Born in Clarksville, Tenn., Mr. Bratton lived in Indianapolis 30
years.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. | Elizabeth Bratton, Indianapolis; his mother, Mrs, Ludora Bratton, |
Terre Haute, and a sister, Mrs.
Sylvester Harris, Terre Haute.
William Ira Enoch
Services for William Ira Enoch, |} who died Friday in General Hospital, will be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow in Burial will be in Floral Park Cemetery. Mr. Enoch, who was 46 years in Burlington, and lived here 23 years. Mrs.
610 Patterson St.
Peoples Funeral Home.
old, was born N.C. Surviving are a sister, Addie Curd, and two cousins.
GOP Checks California,
Ohio, Illinois Voting
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. (UP) — Mcyntre Fairies,
should be asked.
During an executive committee meeting of the state committee, Fairies said he received a lettee
Mr.
27 California National Republican Committeeman, told the state GOP central committee today that the national headquarters is checking ballots -in Illinois, California and Ohio to determine if any recount
To Meet Here
the Indiana Town School Administrators’
the Lincoln Hotel.
the Indianapolis School at the business session.
ber of Commerce,
a Good Investment”
gram.
is vice president.
Love Glows Out Despite Shiner
gave a British army captain
beats out a ples on a police station typewriter. apartment she had been left, the tot is now in the hands of authorities.
The ninth annual meeting of and City Assoclation will be held Wednesday in
J. Dwight Peterson, member of | Board | Trustees, will speak on “Public School Finance” at 10 a. m. An| election of officers will be held
At the ‘afternoon session Paul H. Good, secretary of the Committee on Education, U. 8. ChamWashington, D. C., will speak on “Education— and O. Roberts Jr.,, member of the Indiana School Study Commission, will present the legislative pro-
H.
Dr. G. O. Larson, president of the Laporte Board of Education, is president of the group and Virgil Stinebalgh, superintendent of the Indianapolis Public Schools,
LONDON, Nov. 27 (UP)—Lady Graham-Moon, estranged wife of Sir Arthur Graham-Moon, for- | =———
to-
day for knocking out two of her teeth and blacking her left eye. Lady Graham-Moon, who was Muncie, and Mrs. Flossie Reed|norn in Dublin, and Capt. James
Hodkinson, falled to appear in
court today on her assault chaige
of Nov. 10.
charge against the captain.
permitted« Capt. Hodgkinson knock her about. “3 sul
love with him,” she said.
Two Men Die in Fire After Plane Crashes
takeoff. Roy Platt,
guisher.
Latin Consul Quits SAN FRANCISCO, Nov.
ernment.
United States.
The court said she telephoned 4 request that the charges be dropped, just as she did in October when she filed a similar
At
that time she was asked why she
to
se it is because I am in
ALLISON, Ia. Nov. 27 (UP)— Two men were burned to death in a light plane crash here today, shortly after attempting a crash landing after losing a wheel on|pilot's word for it.”
John Evenoff, 23, and George 20, both of Mason City, Ia. perished in the flames
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Abandoned two days ago in Chicago by her mother, this youngster, whose age is about 11/5,
Cared for by two Chicago bachelors in whose
CI Board Opens Leftwing Purge
Farm Equipment Union First Target
PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 27 (UP)—The CIO executive board started its purge of small leftwing unions today by ordering the United Farm Workers to merge with the huge, right-wing = United Automobile Workers Union. =
onal Convention authorized the board to take appropriate action to organize workers in flelds where existing unions have failed. The agtion was aimed primarily at small left-wing unions which were under heavy fire from CIO President Philip Murray and other right-wing officials all week. A A jurisdictional committee once before ordered the farm implement group to join the UAW but negotiations always broke down. To guard against continued disagreement, the resolution pro‘vided that the executive board itself would carry out the decision if the unions cannot make their own arrangements within 60 days.
Kansas Digs in For New Blizzard
School Heads Plan Materials Handling Parley Set for Purdue, Feb. 21-22
Conference Under Sponsorship of Technical Division, General Endineering Department
Times State Service
LAFAYETTE, Nov. 27—A materials handling conference will land
DODGE CITY, Kan. Nov. 27 (UP)—The Kansas highway pa|trol warned motorists tonight to “get off the highways in western Kansas and stay off,” and indicated it feared loss of life in a new Midwestern blizzard. Heavy snow, driven by 40 to 50-mile per hour winds, drifted roads shut and blanketed prairie in western and central
(be held by the technical extension division and general engineering |Kiansas and northwestern Okla-
| Particular emphasis will be
|department of Purdue University on the campus Feb. 21 and 22, The program will be directed to that segment of management responsible for the formation of policy in connection with the materials handling division of production.
di-|
{rected to those directly charged
{with the task of
management policies and those reand|W, Mikels, Diamond Chain Co.;|an hour, was drifting city streets
sponsible for developing cedure.
The program,
executing| pany representatives.
presented with | Handling Equipment Co., all of the co-operation of the Indiana|Indianapolis, Materials Handling Society, will| Hoosier society.
homa today, only a week after the winter season's first frigid blast at the Great Plains states. The temperature in Dodge City at 6 p. m. was 29 degrees, and | feature three Indianapol® com-|it was dropping rapidly. A high wind, measured at 40 and 45 miles per hour, and gusting at 50 miles
The committee will include E. |
operating materials handling pro-|W. W. Phillips, Eli Lilly & Co. |and disrupting power lines and
|and C. F. Falkner, Materials communication. Dodge City residents were the readying the candles used to light
their homes during the blizzard
representing
SAN FRANCISCO,
wedding today.
Dream of Big Wedding Comes True for Bride
Invitation Extended in Newspaper Ad Fills Church With Spectators
Nov. 27 (UP)—Lucille Cefalu, like all 20-year-old brides-to-be, wanted a church full of spectators for her
But most of her friends were back in Rochester, N, Y., and most of the friends of her groom-to-be, Carl Martineau, 22, Stanford engineering graduate, were back in Bisbee, Ariz. Df —————————————————————————
‘Navy Washes Up
All Night Hunt
For ‘Strange Sub’
identified submarine reported naval base here. told the United Press ‘that sode,
Ward Harrigan.
sub.” on » o
area. “However, today we gave
(UP)—Venezuelan Consul Gen- HUNTER IS KILLED eral Julio Ramos in San Francisco has submitted his resignation to the new Venezuelan govMr. Ramos said that because of the policies of the new free government in Venezuela, he could not carry on relations between his country and the
WALKERTON, Ind. Nov. (UP)—Francis B. Drake, Walkerton, was shot to death
Marion W. Hillman
dental.
CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex. Nov. | 27 (UP)—The U._8. Navy today discontinued search for an un-
to
be cruising within 20 miles of the
The base commanding officer
he
didn't care to talk about the epibut referred a telephone call to his chief of staff, Capt.
Capt. Harrigan said the search had been. discontinued because “we made no contact with the|carpet and flowers and music— vires widay. that four U. 8. Alr
ASKED if he felt there was more for an ad so there'd be such a submarine in the vicinity, he replied: “Well, we have only a 4ipng”
The chief of staff sald that the married today to Mr. Martineau, mysterious sub, if there was one.| Redwood City, had been sighted from the air atimass, 3:55 p. m., Indianapolis time, Fri-' church. as a friend attempted to battle day, and that the Navy had con-|
the blaze with a hand extin-|/ducted an all-night search in the satin gown and white veil and
up|
after failing to sight evidence of the submarine again,” he said.
27 59, to-
day when a gun he was removing from his automobile after a hunting trip discharged. Coroner said the shooting. apparently was acci-
College Legmen Meet Yeggmen
Studying to be legmen ‘at Northwestern University's School of Journalism involved an extra-curricular course for two college boys, Robert Jagoba (léft] and LeRoy Holland. A ‘policeman holds - his flashlight as the two redress after three robbers forced them to br fpder shoes, pants, coats, money and waichgs at Chicaga
{his driving ended.
(season. Electricity had failed |several times in the city, but had been restored in short order.
Charges Reds Lure U. S. Youth
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27 (UP) —A House committee research expert said tonight that schools and colleges should do more to guard American youth against the “frauds” of communism. Benjamin Mandel, research director for the House Un-Ameri-She feared the ceremonies in can Activities Committee, made Our Lady of Victory Churchithe statement during a radio would be conducted before an|(ABC) interview. empty house. Mr. Mandel said many AmerSo she advertised in the classi-|ican youths have become enfiled columns: meshed in the web of Communist “Please—won't you come to ajconspiracy. He said some have lovely wedding Saturday the 27th, [left school and home to follow 10 a. m. Our Lady of Victory “the Communist will-o-the-wisp.” Church, San Francisco. Thus, he said, “the Communists “Bride and groom 3000 miles have been responsible for a great away from relatives and friends..number of personal tragedies, “Bride will be heartbroken if {which have injured, sometimes irshe has an empty church. reparably, the youngster involved, “So . .. why not come?” and brought sorrow to his famWanted Somebody There ily.” She joked when she placed the ad: “People are going to think & {H I'm crazy. But after all, I've Hope Stirs for u. S. always dreamed of a church wed- Fliers Missing in Jungle ding. I've spent a couple of hun-| GEORGETOWN, British {dred dollars already for a white| giana, Nov. 27 (UP)—Hope re-
and I'm in love. So I figured Iipgrce fliers and the wife of one | might as well spend a few dollars|,, them, missing ‘eight days in the Guiana jungles, still may be alive. An employee of the Demerar Bauxite .Co. residing at Watooka reported seeing a rocket in the sky, possibly fired by the Americans.
CRASH KILLS HOOSIER SOUTH BEND, Ind., Nov. 27 (UP)—Archie Stull, 31, South Bend, was killed tonight in a The altar was flower-decked. three-car collision near here. And“the pews were filled. Three other persons, including More than 125 sentimental andiMr. Stull’s six-year-old son, Berry, well-wishing strangers had an-|were injured, none seriously.
swered her advertisement. Jove. injured, DONG SeTIONS)Y mms Love's Bonds Find | ANNOUNCEMENTS
Jail Is No Bar
Times State Service BLOOMINGTON, Nov. 27—A newlywed couple's honeymoon trip landed them in jail today but love was not arrested.
| somebody there to see our wed-
| Miss Cefalu, of Oakland, was
at the nuptial in Our Lady of Victory|
She wore the traditional white
{carried an orchid tied with white satin streamers.
1 Death Notices
The couple, Roger E. Patten, 25, rey rees a Sho and his bride of a few minutes,| BURGESS—1st. Lt. Bruce E. Joan Patten, 24, were just start-| McHAINES—Frank
ing out on their wedding trip] SMITH~—Dora L. when their automobile collided with a truck loaded with corn and driven by Martin Jackson, 50. Sheriff Noble Sciscoe, investigating the crash, drove the honey{mooners back.to jail where they were treated for minor cuts and | bruises by a Bloomington physi{cian Neither driver was held.
BEAGLE—Edith Leona, of Lawrence, beloved wife of Charles Beagle,
mother of Emry and Carl Beagle,
sister of Mrs. Bessie Bell Fose McConnell of Fortville, rs. orSet Funeral Tomorrow ence Smith of Lawrence, passed . away Friday. Puneral Monday, 3 For Mrs. J. E. Luzadder| 2,7. th Shristisn, Coorch in
Burial IOOP Cemetery, Oaklandon. Friends Wey Sa at residence after 6 p. turday. McCARTY SERVICE, Porividle
BOERGER—Caroline M., age 77 vrs,
Times State Service BLOOMINGTON, Nov. 27— Services for Mrs. Maude Luzad-
der, wife of Bloomington’s oldest| of 1840 Union St. Beloved wite of practicing physician, Dr. J. E. . P. Hermann of city; C. F. Boerger Luzadder, will be heid Monday in| gf Chicags, IL: Domap anf Edward First Methodist Church. E ri Klein of Delta, 7ol; Mrs. Luzadder, who was 75,| Siiter of Mra Cath Sonderman o! died early yesterday of a heart AL HOME. 1458 8. Meridian attack. A son, Dr. John Luzadder,| Mondsy. 2,8 m Sacred Hot . J ’ . Membe: f New Castle, Ind., also survives Joeepls 5 Set ay fumbers of will meet for prayer.
m., Friends may al any time. (Minister,
O., papers please copy.)
Times Executive's CHAPIN—Austin W,,
Automobile Stolen a
Edwin C. Heinke usually drives to work and drives home. Last night it was a one-way trip. He drove to work, and there
age 65 year N. Beville Ave., husband
Pr Chapin of city: . Chapin; brother of Mrs. Mangan of Chicago, Ill, and Mrs.
. Bonnie Williams, Brookville, 1Ind.; Mr. Heinke, assistant managing| also Vg Franachiidren and 7 Sin i randchildren, pas away ay. editor of The Times, went out to| Hitands mar call at the JORDA look for his car in a parking lot| FUNERAL HOME. i, = 10th a
Puneral Monday, Nov. m. Jriends invited. Burial I an imgton
at Senate and Maryland at 11 p. m. It was gone. Today he will be looking at every green-topped yellow Chevrolet sedan to see if it bears li-
JESSUP—Trudy Lou, mo, old, 6110 EB. 11th st. WE of x $d Mrs. wan Jussun, Sid v
Equipment |
Earlier this week”the CIO Na-|
. Bpir Gang | Hotel,
ie ' Ma dian 4] 19th St fo ARGOS PRIMI.
cense plate 42343, That's his.
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1 Death Noticess
3 Card of Thanks
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BURG! of 304 N. Audubon Rd., 14, Loa % ea Burgess,
of Mrs. Irene Mrs. Mary Graham and Da lis. Services Monday, 1: at PEACE E. fast Friends are welcome. Bu Funihgen Park. MOORE MORTU-
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ospi deridian at 19 i
ment Holy Cross Cemetery. may call at the mortua
. Prien Elleaviite, Ind. (Greencastle papers please copy.) MOORE MORTUAR. MEYER—Anna E, Jejoved wife of the late “prederi C. Meyer, mother of Gilbert ver sister of ances Kellerman, Lula Keller, city, Prank and Peter Kellerman, Bates-
Friends 2 3 nday H. Herrmann Mt Sy Ti0s 5. Ei 8. East St.
PETRIi— Bessie, ile of Jam A. a Petri, mother of Bliss A. Petri and Nov. Buzby passed away Thursday, ov. ren gerdl Service at BRACE! AL HOME, 1503 N.
Meridian Bt 8t., dn 2 Py m. terment Crown Hill Friends invited. RILEY—Louis J., age 68 years, father of Mrs. Joseph Rashes, sfandisthes of Mrs. Joan wling, Mrs. Marie Ault and Ruth, Carel, eres James and Lewis Rosner, plaid away Saturday. Funeral Nov. 30, 8:30 a. m, at the GEORGE W. USHER MORTUARY, 12313 Washington St.; 9 a. m, St. Ah topher Church. A Friends invited. Burial Glen Haven Cemeetry. Friends may call st mortuary after 2 p. m. as NYANS—Oske 54 years, o 001 Park ol Ed of Bertha Runyans, step-father of Lar yd, Mrs. Charles Shearer Barton, brother of Mrs.
? tery.
Ts. Cra and Lawrence Runyans of North Carolina and Fitchu
DAN OME, . 10th. Friends vited. Burial Washington Park. husband of , father of Warren Indian
N MORTUARY. Time later. SMITH—Dora L., 525 8. Harding St, entered into rest Jriday. age 5 ears, brother E. Smith, rs. Nellie May Neville and Mrs. ssie . Service Monday, b m. at PEACE CHAPEL, an St. Priends are ER Burial Jones Cemetery WLLL ez. andria, Ind. MOORE M
Hill ta Home after 1 p. m. Sunday.
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3 Card of Thanks BATTON—We
relatives sympathy, and other of our beloved, Barbara Batign We are ever so grateful to the docof Methodist Hos-
sincerely wish to
efficient who assis! way, we thank you. OTHER, FATHER and SISTERS, BEEM — — We deeply APPrudaie the
and sym tes
ad Conkle Funeral rvices rendered. LOU and CARL BEEM, WFORD—I am deeply grateful io to the friends, Relghbora and relatives kindness, expressions of and. Joely floral offerings
wish to thank Rev. C. R. H his spiritual message of comfort’ and Moore's Peace Chapel for kind serv-
ices rendered. MRS. LEO AHEARN. EBRULER — We deeply appreciate the kindness and sympathy, beautiful floral tribuies and other courtesies extended during the illness and at the passing of Hattie Mae Debruler, beloved wife and mother. We are especially grateful to the employees and ersonnel A. Burdsal Paint Co. for their thoughtfulness, Rev. Jones of Zionsville; Ind., for his Soirival esangs comfort, the Phi kina Funeral _— of Zionsville for ki efficient service and te all he sted in any way, we thank yo! HUSBAND. "AND FAMILY. DONLAN — I deeply appreciate the kindness and sympathy, beautiful floral and spiritual tributes and the many other courtesies extended at the sudden passing of my beloved husband, Andrew J. Donlan. I am especially grateful to the Rev. James oore, Rev. ancis Early, Rev. John Reiddinger, Knights of Celumbus, B. P. O. E,, Men's Club of Holy rit Church, employees of the Indiana Pigeon Club, Engine House 32, and the Kirby Donne MINNIE L. DQONLAN. X—I wish to express my sincere appreciation to friends, relatives, employers A&nd co-workers for sympathy and kindness, beautiful other courtesies
loved mother, Vada Fox. I am cially grateful to the Pastors et friends of Garden Baptist Church, Indianapolis Gospel Tabernacle, Dorsey Puneral Home and all who assisted for courisous services rendered. , FRANCIS HOWELL GRIFFIN wish to thank our friends kindness shown wus during the illness and death of our darling little son, Robert. We Ssps ecially thank the Rev. and Mrs. Earl Moore for their many kindnesses and words of sympathy, Telin Funeral Home, ae all for their beaut: ] off 8. MOTHER & FATHER. MR.
MRS, CLAUDR GRIFFIN,
—We deeply a kindness and sym Y, floral and spirit tributes and many other courtesies extended during the illness and the of Nellie M. Grifin, We are esially grateful to our f the v. ement Bosler, Rev. Buhmeier, Dr. D. J. y, the Blackwell Funeral Home and all
who assisted in- any yay. & The GR PAMILY. We wish to thank our kin friends, neighbors and relatives for kindness, expressions of sympaihy, beautiful Sorat offerings a other ourtesies extended at the passin of Robert Lee Hintz, beloved Hasban and stepfather, We. especi. thank the employes wing room, the ak line and Davis. Cleaner pen the co-workers of mond Chain, all or beautiful Boral trib utes, ‘the nurses of Me! Hospital for their kind atten the singers from 31st Street Baptist Church ks & Finn Funeral Home for aie ina services. WIFE, MABEL & FAMILY,
RIDLEN We wish be joe
appreciation thabks to ihe 1jsnas, 3, nelghbor and relatives for utiful oral tributes and i Bea urtesies tended in the return and burial “ot our dear son, brother and grandsom, Ridlen. We especially to _ Rev. Davis and the Fireman's Post No. 88 of VFW and ‘Tolin Puneral Home, all for, kind, courteous services rendereds
THE XY. to ‘ess our s to friends, neighbors and relatives for the kindness and # sh at the return and burial of our dear sop and brother, Pfc. Kenneth Hoalt, we & Fhccially thank all for beautiful floral tributes, Rev. ox for his consoling
message, Commander Joseph Johnston and the Fairbanks Memorial Post No. 1587 of the V, F. W. for ceremony, ly acted as pal the singer, the Dorsey Funeral Home for kind and understanding services
Tender. DAD, 3 : ND SISTER.
RONEY—We wish to A our deepest appreciation and heartiel; thanks to ail those friends, neighbors and buddies of our son and brother, Pvt. Edward L. Roney, for their kindness and expressions of sympathy extended at the time of his burial at St. Joseph cemetery, We especially xh
AND MRS. CATHERINE RONEY. SMITH We deeply appreciate the kindness and sympathy extended during our recent bereavement, the assing of Ethel Pearl Smith, befovea mother. We are especially grateful to the friends, neighbors and relatives for the beautiful floral tributes ard cther courtesies, em=- . Wasson & Co,
thoughtfulness, Dr. T. A. and nurses of 2d and 7th Methodist Hospital, for their kind attention, J. Swanagan, Rev. Leroy McDowell, Ms: Anna Lee Wills, the singer, Farley Puneral Home, all . Tor kind, courteous services. A
h R ITH & MRS. MARY HUFFMAN & FAMILY SNODGRASS—We are very grateful
to the friends, neighbors and reIatives for the Rigo ns of sym-
ng Tolin Funeral Home for their courteous service. Sons, HARRY and JACK ______SNODGRASS and FAMILIES. WEISSHAAR--We deeply appreciate the kindness and sympathy extended in our recent bereavement, the
i alslly gratefyl to the friends, bors and relatives for the beau-
act nolds, rl singer and
understandin WIFE, D.
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of my Woerner. 1 especially thank
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MES: CHARLES HABIG.
wish to thank the kind nd relatives for
4 In Hee
BELL—In loving memory of our dar~ ling son, JIMMIE, whe passed away 2 years ago, Dec. Say 2 missed by MoTHER, DADDY, JOAN AND JUDY
SELLER Ts memor ry 3 our dear Coxswain Lynd: A. Miller, who ‘was killed in a Dec. 2,
Gone is the face we loved so dear, Silent is the voice, we loved to hear, Sad, but true, we wonder why, The best are always the first to
die FATHER AND MOTHER. MOORE—In loving memory of our dear son PC. GEORGE (JIMMIE) MOORE, who his life for his country
ave
=
Just hen his life was brightest, Just when his years were best, He was called from this world of
sorrow To his home in Heaven to, rest. He loved life so very much Loved all it had to give For some unknown reason He lost the right to live. No one knows the silent heartaches, Only those who have lost ean tell Of the grief we bear in silence For Jimmie we loved so well Sadly missed by M & DAD.
mother, paseed away Dec. 2, . The yori may i from year year,
, Who
Our lives from day But, Dear Mother, Ag ho "and memory in our hearts Shall never fade away. E CHILDREN.
5 Florists-Monuments XMAS GREENS & WREATHS
For a fine flower service call
W. C.-BERTERMANN FLOWERLAND
9600 BE. WASH. IR-1138
FOR FUNERAL FLOWERS John Grande & Sons, Florist 2401 W. Washington FR-3538 CLAYPOOL FLOWER SHOP Yraths, Flowers, Gifts—Delivered Cla. Hotel. RI-5038 8 Funeral Directors
CONKLE FUNERAL HOME 1934 W Michigan St
FLANNER & BUCHANAN, 25 = — Creek Boulevard. TA-33 .
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BERT S. GADD 130 Prospect St _MA-8049 GRINSTEINER'S
1601 E. New York MA-53%4 ~ G. H. HERRMANN 1508 8. EAST ST MA-8488
“8 Funeral Directors. HISEY & TITUS °
951 N. Delaware St
951 N. Delaware St. LI-3828 Jones & Hurt ‘Shefield Chapel’
2326 Shelby St GA-3570
3388 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS LICENSED AND BONDED as ident). Ind Indueiial onriag: new JOHN B. CRUMP TA-0121 ESTIMATES Without OBLIGATION
AcE ELECTRIC ¢0.
*-11 MILLERSVILLE FLASH ELECTRIC SERVIGE
Wiring: al) types. 24 hrs, GL-0091. “PERG co Electrical wiring, old, new, Jargs or small jobs. BL-4332; eves., BL-4156. FOR prompk, efficient and reasonable. elec. service, call D. W. Coonce ad
FR-9847. Lissnsed had nd bonded,
NEW USE WIRING— _dustrial wiring. Pree est. R141, PREL]T Electric Shop—Wire instale lation, New Spal SEioit.k 4448
pt refri, LMR eluding Cord spots. MA-4303. Sk
Lambert's Refrigerator Service Expert workmanship. Guar. CA-§550
INDUST. ENGINEERING * & GENERAL CONST. -
Member Nat. Soc. Prof. Engrs. Plans. Estimates furnished. Let us help on your plant construction & remodeling, Mattox & Mattox, GA-%684 DESIGN, build little dream homes.
For general contracti decorating. FR-4134. Sting, snterin Heating and Cooling
By SO0LEY
OIL—~COAL-—GAS Caftier Alr- =Conditionyng |
£927 Cen A-3488 Sn Vacuum Soin Repatrin installing; tree estie mates. wor guaran! ; terms: ocew,
furnaces. Miles. TA-8063.
NEW FURNACES—BLOWERS
Repairs, vacuum cleaning, flue swabbing, est. terms. Frank L. Sture geon, 3602 E. 10th, CH-5248, FURNACES
INSTALLED CLEANED. .CHEC KED GUTTERS AND DOWNSPOUTS
New Ns tall a ones installed. Roof a Ee Bimini CH-8403-W. 2 mands,
FURNACE REPAIRS Immediate service. H. & R. Pure nace Co., WA-3101; eve, WA-1048.
NEW FURNACES Gutters installed, repairs. CA-2734 COAL-OIL FURNA! MILLER FURNACE CO., BE-3016
SERVICE FOR OIL AND GAS Purnaces and Stokers. MA-4981.
Denny's Garage, MA-3130
Motor Body Rebuilt—326 Beecher
GUTTERS CLEANED, IM-0202 Painted and repaired. New gutters and downspouts. Immediate service.
LIGHT HAULING, refrigerators, fure
niture, baggage. (White. Reliable, New truck. Insured. CA-8394 De.
LIGHT HAULING — CA-2302
GENERAL HAULING OF ALL KINDS CH-4194
LAWN FENCE
ALL TYPES—LAWN—FACTORY BR-5427 Ford Fence Nite BR-4003
LINOLEUM INSTALLATION
Cabinet top and floor covering; free
est. Repairing our specialit; Thacker ¢ Co. 1130 B. th St. as Set ves., WA-2088. PAPERHANGING v
“House of Personal Service” JORDAN FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service 2428 E. 10th St. CH-8300
SPEEDWAY CHAPEL
Auburn at 16th—MA-1234 Farley Funerals, 1604 W. Morris
SHIRLEY BROS. co. 946 N. Illinois
ROBERT W, STI RING
1422 Prospect MA-68570
10 Lost & Found
TTS LOST—Black plastic purse at Leader Store around noon, Return papers, money and keys; valuabie Rewa BE-3803-R2.
Wal valuable papers jease return. Robert Fortune 5723 ridian. Keep money. BR-9546. ost.
- Wiinener Watch, spindle and. ard. Call ‘WA-T192. Lose on aire oe ~ Man's go Gruen wrist LB wd Gola NE band. Te d.| CH-3776 4
Answers "Dixie or Er 0337-W. Reward,
Miles Mines Doren Paperhanging—Steaming One day serv. F. Coffman. BR-4018. PAPERHANGING — @A-6722 eee eee eee trea. P. GING AND PAINTING Immediate service. FR-8508 PLASTERING— WATERPROOFING Cement Work. Jones, TA-1375. PLASTERING OF ALL K ED WEIMER,
ING, KIND! sand finish included. GA-0515, IG. All kinds. Free white man, MA-8996. DITCHING WITH JEEP . Water Sowers, tie tanks, foobe ings EW. its, MA-1461. Ene SEPTIO TANK.
Duindge pits ‘do cesspools, lactory tests. t serv. Mod. equip. ‘States
wide ore ots. 201 N, RICHLAND BT. FR-7000
SUNDAY, 12 Business" BEI SEPTIC TANK Dry well outs snd pumped. gf-town service. PLUN NO JOB TOO SMA YD install septic | finger system. Pr FR-9310. SEPTIC _ tanks, cleaned; est.; si tee. MA-5156. sewers, opened. - Roots ar cut out, No diggin Electric Eel
UNITED TERM Free inspect., 630 CURTS_ TREE re aiTraNing, Powe Vacuum Slea Vogel Bros., 1314 ¥
WALLP, steal er, v
TT SLEEPIN( Be WA-5858. FOR COUPLE or | Plainfield 6036, 20 Hotels Hotel W
Permanent a
$1 W. OHIO, ‘SHOWER
THE KIRKW
357 EB. WA! ALL } mer
New ma: large attr ve J SPECIAL RATES
2] Walking L 401 N. ILL
Large, warm ro ING rooms
SLEEPI weekly. Apply Ave. ;
22 North
ALABAMA, 3111 N. gentlemen only. 5:30 p. m,
3138 BROADWAY near bath an LI-6941. CAPITOL, 3231 N.; front; private er phone; gentlemen, CARROLLTON, 28 double large o i bath; transg 1307 C nished TODt roc ol
Ro ortation
ILLINOIS, 2711 z toker, tr
stant hot water. PARK AVE, 1108 front room, priv portation. Ton PENN, 2406 N. WV Constant hot Ww Transportation. W ERLAND,.264 Private home, g: r 2 gentlemen }
. Employed od
HE bath, 2 Smpjoye tation. WA-83 WANT Soars 5 with 3 other or erences. WA-S 2 LARGE comfor able for 2-4 emp tion. WA-8010. BTUDIO — Next t trance, near 24th $14 week. TA-630( NICE warm front portation, bath, man. WA-4763. 1 comfortable roor B 32d St. TA-2i ADWAY, 2540-1-2 girls, privel LINO: m7 next bath, emp. RD, 508 E. Nice transportation. | NICE bedroom an Ave. _Transporta SLEEPING room, HI-4775, COLORED Nice '; I employed
23 East
RADLEY, 343 N. water, near R. C tation. IR-4467. $700 EAST, large bath, 10th St. tr BL-1820,
2000 EAST Lovel best
water, ployed girl. MA-9
1008 " ] ; g or sleeping transportation, 1
2. transporta wr Benton eman, I
auto, riv, FR-4150. LARGE double 1 laundry service. References. 29
erences. . NICE warm room, Janspoziation ployed day CHPRIVATE: So © employed coupl 6 p.m COMFORTABLE r bath, private ent portation. TA-0672 OHIO, 1828 E—$6 1 or 2 employed i202 N. TEMPLE bath; 2 full beds SLEEPING room a bath. Home pris ARM room, near ployed days, goo
24 South EER LARGE—Pvt. ent. heat, hot water eouple $10; single 25 West
2 DOUBLE rooms, laundry; Kkitcher 0718-R4. 467 A—S8le man preferred. BE-3036-W. COMFORTABLE r hot water, on ¢ 4429-M. SLEEPING room, Ld board op mfo; oo ge STARAROTIS tion, re
27 Unfurnishe
UNFURNISHED vate family; 1 c erences required. 8 SEPARATE unfu working Souls; Colored. HI-83,
28 Rooms Wit
RT FO FLETCHER, 719-1 med Very cor
rm.; also care for ¢ my home, DalilyWILL KEEP 3 ci days. ages 1-§ ¢
29 Hot 1 HOUSEKEEPING man, all utilitie ern with shower,