Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 December 1948 — Page 11
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ERTURDAY: DEC. 4, Local. Deaths—
Set Rites for Head
0f Canning Firm Charles Kemp Dies In Hospital Here
. Charles.Kemp, one of the three founders of the Kemp Packing .Co., originators of “homogenized” in Methodist Hospital after an illness of two weeks. His home was
died yesterday
in Frankfort Mr. Kemp and his two brothers,
Walter Kemp, Kokomo, and the late Ralph’ Kemp, Frankfort, orthe firm which operates
Slants in Frankfort and Kempton.
They also operated a branch in
Kokomo until two years ago.
Their firm.canned a full line of products but -specialized in the of Hoosier "homoge-
nized tomato juice.
Mr. Kemp's survivors include his. wife, Florence, and a daughter, Miss Janet Kemp, a student iversity of Arizona, in his brother. Private services will be held in Frankfort
at the addition
tomorrow at 2 p. m.
‘Want Ad Baby’ Problem Studied.
Social workers were hard:
ES : 1 in a hospital ‘erib suffering a
cold. Her unwed mother, 16-year-old, was in the Juvenile. Detention Home.
She told authorities abe gave
the baby to Mr. and Mrs, Walter
Lord in response to the newspaper
advertisement asking for a child The girl said they
for adoption. gave the baby back to her because the infant was sick. The Lords denied it.
asked for her baby: back again.
The mother said she called only
to ask the baby’s condition.
“But I didn't ask for Barbara back because I can't take care]
of her,” she said.
County Welfare agents received approval of Juvenile Court to
declare the infant a ward.
CROSSWO | Master of Ceremonies
pressed today fer a decision on
They said they returned the. baby because the girl called repeatedly and
1048
*. Army Flier Killed On 56th Mission
Capt. Donald W. Bell, veteran
ern France, Italy and Germany, will be buried with full military honors. in Crown Hill Cemetery following services at 1:30 p. m.
North East Chapel. | Members of the final honor guard will be from the 10th Air Force. Capt. Bell, who was 25, killed in” action’ by an fire while on a train-strafing mission near Milan, Italy, Sept. 15, 1944. He was piloting a P-47. He was a member of the 12th
86th Fighter Squadron, based on the island of Corsica. Capt. . Bell participated in the softening-up raids for the invasion of southern France and received a citation for destroying a bridge in Germany with a small bomb. 3
Was Instructor He was commissioned at Vietoria Field, Tex., and served as a flight instructor at bases in Texas and Kansas. He was an observation officer at the Richmond Air Base, Va., when given his overseas assignment. He left the United States with
time logged. ; 5 as a. lifetime resi-
in the Army 6% Oct. 1, 1041." attended School. 51, il High School and Thdiana Univer-| sity. Past president of the “Technical High School Glee Club, he enjoyed singing and was a me r of the-choir at the Centenary Christian Church. 2d Best Shot Fishing and hunting were his main hobbies and constant practice with the rifle made him +the second best shot on the Indiana University Rifle Team. An ROTC student while at IU, he was also a member of the Pershing Rifle Club and participated in many ‘shooting “meets. — He had planned to stay in the service and make a career of flying in the Air Force. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
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of 56 fighter missions over south-
Wednesday in Moore Mortuaries |
Air Force, 57th Fighter Group,
Siohe than 2000 hours of flight .
polis. He enlisted 4 I
re to Honor Capt. Bell At Reburial Services Here
Capt. Donald W. Bell . missions over Europe, . . burial with’ military honors.
“Bell, live at 3609 Forest Manor.
Besides his parents, he is survived by his wife, Mrs. Vida Seaman Bell, and his son, Donald Bell Jr., Taylerville, IlL.;:a brother, Albert J. Bell Jr., and a sister, Mrs. Marjorie Bell Cuthbert, both of Indianapolis.
‘Walter H. Smith
_ Services’ 2 Walter H. Smith
on ‘a buying trip, © will be held at 1:30 p. m. Monday | {in" Shirley Brothers’ Irving Hill| (Chapel. Burial will be in Memor{ial Park.
Smith, who was 58, left here 22 -years ago for Charleston, [where he entered the employ of Thomas Field & Co. wholesale dry goods firm. He had been with the company ever since. He was a member of the Methodist Church in Charleston. He is survived by his wife, Belle, and a son, Robert, Charleston; a daughter, Mrs:Mary Elizabeth Lay, Charleston; two brothers! Albert and Edward Smith, Indianapolis; two sisters, Mrs. Mabel Sponsel and -Mzs.
and four grandchildren.
Twp. High School Studies Scored
The Indiana School Study Commission reported today that because of limited programs in the state’s smaller high schdols, only 13 per cent of the 1947 graduates from township high schools entered college.
This compared with 16 per cent the Study Commission said. - “With limited curricelum offerings in many of the small town-ship-schools, teachers are giving the traditional academic subjects | to all pupils regardless of their | aptitudes and vocational plans,” }
said the report.
Offer 18 Credits “In many cases this is coupled
{with the fact that teachers’ are
assigned classes in which they! have inadequate preparation.” The commission said that many | of the small schools offer only the
necessary 16 units of credit needted
for— graduation from-—high: school. | “In schools. with such limited | offering of subjects, all pupils]
“imust take éxactly the same pro-| gram for the four years,” it said.|
“The larger high schools, with
jan increased number of subjects
offered, may adapt the selection,
to the varied interests and needs|
{of a large percentage ‘of the
pupfis.”
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BE lane Drops Blazing | Engine, Lands Safely
— COLUMBUS, —N.-M,;- Dee; 4 (UP) — An American. Airlines’ DC-68 with 45 persons aboard, [made an emergency landing here last ‘night after dropping a burning engine while on a flight from
. airline, officials said today. None of the 41 passengers nor
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Progrom Snags College | Entrants, Group Says
Batt t Jacobson Dies at Age 72
Services Monday For Ex-Merchant
_ Barnett Jacobson, retired In: dianapolis merchant, this morning in his home, 4803 Park Ave. after a lengthy illness,
will be buried Monday in Beth-El
in :Indianapolis 51 years. From 1900 until his retirement in 1428, heowned and operated a depart-
Mr. Jacobson
{ment store at 1843 Shelby St. He
was a member of the Zionist organization, of Beth-El Temple and B'nai B'rith. He. is survived by a son, Joe, Indianapolis; two daughters, Mrs.
Lena Cohen, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Julian Cadden, South Bend; three grandchildren and two
great-grandchildren.
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Judge Baltzell Frees |
Cleveland Contractor |
Omer Dewitt Traylor went back to Cleveland, O., today a| free man because a federal judge gave him a second break. In 1944, Traylor was arrested on an auto theft charge. Judge | Rpbert Baltzell suspended a five-| ‘year sentence. . Traylor . went straight and stayed out of trouble. But one night he went to a movie, fell asleep and was locked in. When police- came to._let him out, he was arrested because of his police record. Weds Cleveland Girl “Out on bond, Traylor left Indianapolis because he was sure
the judge would revoke his suspended tence. During ‘the past four years, Traylor, under the name of
Homer Dalton, “established himtself asa successful roofifig contractor. He married a Cleveland Zirl and settled down’ there. The theft charge was .eventually dismissed, but the FBEL kept lon looking for Traylor. They found him last September. iy Pleads Guilty He stood béfore the same judge here yesterday and pleaded guilty to violation of his parole. “I won't revoke. your probation,” said Judge Baltzell. “You are ‘released to return to Cleve-
of the city high school graduates;iand.”
. Traylor's wife, who was with him, didn’t know about his récord until he ‘was arrested. “I'd advise you to clear up your
marriage under that assumed |name,” Judge Baltzell said.
14 Fliers Saved By Crash Crew
DENVER, Dec. 4 (UP)— |Promp action by a Lowry Field |crash ‘crew wag ‘credited today with saving the lives of 14 men wha escaped when their B-29 |ground-looped and cracked up. The big bomber crashed in an attempted landing with one engine trailing smoke, Air Force officers -began-an investigation. . The plans was en route from {Macdill Air Base at Tampa, Fla. to Great Falls, Mont. Crash “crews Hastened ottto’
of subjects during the four years| meet the faltering plane and! stor
{sprayed it with foam and carbon dioxide to keep the flames down,
{while the men. aboard fought,
their ‘way out.’ All were 4pjured. none seriously.
State Trooper Huber
‘Promoted to Corporal
yt State “Police
{
{the promotion of Trooper Al Huber to the rank of corporal. “Cpl. Huber, who. lives at 1413 Ww. 33d ‘St., has been active in safety educational work and first fai training He will.direct. a new | exis
| publie events section of the divi=ite,
sion of training: The public events section, which {of lis now being organized, will pre-
2 Ji gency field after the “fire had 'sent safety programs for schools |and civic groups throughout In4
diana.
With Funeral
‘Burial Policy, Carefu
FT. WORTH, Tex., Dec. 4 (U
It was more than 3 year ago
Owens, head of the funeral home, was impressed by the old man. Charley came back to visit, sometimes ‘hr month. Last Monday he came in burial policy. He said the doctors at the |city- County Hospital “tell me
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“I don't want the county to bury me,” he said. He had no relatives, but he had
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with the quarterly. Payment-on his.
Old Charley Goes to Grave;
He Wanted
lly Kept in Force, .
Assures Aged Texan of Proper Rites
P)—Old Charley Mark would have
been proud of the funeral his friends gave him.
that the lonely old codger walked
has
14 plane crew ol
“Superintendent; {Robert Rossow has announeed|.¥
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ee
Pianist Named H. Truman Steals Dad-Daughter Show
Margaret Joins in Ke
WASHINGTON, Dec. at the piano. :
Club last night. And] many an § and 9-year-old echoed | the words of her -old man: “Where else, but could such a thing happen!” There sat 250 newspapermen. They had invited the first father! of the land, HST, and his talented daughter, Margaret, to. sit in as guests.
climax. The daughters from 3%
time. The President was right there for three whole hours for
were- free, Time for Troma Then Merriman = Smith, the nited Press White House corre-
master - ‘of -ceremonies though he has two sons and nary
a daughter). announced that it was time for the “Traveling Trumans.”
Margaret, in a blue-green velvet number, headed for the piano, pulling her daddy behind her. Margaret,, who foes in for
in America, |
Things had worked up to a everybody to gawk at. THe gawks| |
spondent who was acting as; (even a
yboard Duet at Party,
First of Kind, Put on by National Press Club
By HARMAN WwW. NICHOLS, United Press Staff Correspondent 4-~They cheered when Harry sat .down
They rocked the sturdy girders’ that hold up the roof of the National Press building when the President of the United States finished his plece and took a curtain call. - It was at the first father-and-daughter night at the National | Press CL
Horsewoman, Native Of New Albany, Dies
LEXINGTON, Ky. Dec. 4 (UP) —~Horse-lovers today mourned the death of the “grand [old lady of the saddle horse world,” Mrs. Emily E. Scarf. Mrs. Scarf, who died. at: her home here yesterday, was credited with writing the only com-
to 40 had, indeed, had a fine|plete histery of the American
!saddle horse. She wrote. three {volumes on the subject. under the pen name of Susanne, and founded the American Horseman magazine. She was a native of New Al bany, Ind, and will be buried
ANNOUNCEMENTS | 1 Death Notices
FIELDS-Orah 519 N. Grant, Kites of ‘Frank Fields, rs. Truth Arthur, sister ) rs. Ruth iter, Clarence, and Paul
my Et 8nt ‘the taking.
[somebody with more authority {had voted her down. (Meaning, you guess who.) Anyhow, -she said she and her daddy would (play a piano duet, Lind Polka,” a number her pop [aught her when she was a little
{girl Margaret gave way to authority on the piano. bench, “too. She handled the bass while the Président took charge of the melody. Perhaps it just happened, but Leon Navara, a very able tickle of the ivories, had preceded the Trumans by a few numbers on the program. He played George Gershwin’s “Rhapsody in Blue” like only Leon “and the ‘master himself could play it. He did one of Chopin's most difficult —with ope hand. More Than Thunderous The applause the daughters gave Leon was thunderous, particularly when he wound up his routine. with “Missouri Waltz,” which happens to be Mr. Truman's favorite piece.
than “thunderous?” If there is, that’s what the President and Margaret got from the Dads and their female small fry when the “Traveling Trumans” kicked into the dying notes of old “Jenny Lind Polka.” ‘ Sure, the Press Club chorus did right well. - And so did all the other big shot entertainers. The kids smiled and most of ‘em curtsied like when they reteived an orchid each as a gift of W. H. Hill of the Hawaiian legislature. e daughters wert: well behaved and polite.
claim from Joe Short and addressed the head of thé Press Clu with a coy “Thank you, Miste President. . =" Brother, you should have heard the noise those kids made!
LEGAL NoToes
G APPEALS
BOARD OF ZON! LEGAL NOTICE OF LIC HEARING Notice 3 hereby given that the low been filed with’ the
ing Lie have
Zonin ad TD, Cit a
Williams gtrees. “Tok ‘and GRACE BARN-
0!
he Zoni ECCA . real 1615-17 requests permission to
for use as temporary ving quarter at} the rear of the vacant a Eaais 48-—MA LL TOOL COMPANY, 1808-
to ullding, with off-street parking] faci) ities, she first floor of the structure to be Jor sale and repair of tool d ‘he secon floor used as live quarters he 3-V-A8. ~ R
in two families. BER
ad 3 e light manufacturin motors .in excess front of the “side "5: n the side pr Yb WILBUR RIVERS, park-and Socupy —trager he existing residence. 506-V-48 - — VEL: Ww. INGLE, 2418, Station Street. requests variance of bund. ing line Teguirements to permit
struction an office at the front of the ilding, this 8 aadition to extend ne
rer pu. VAS TRE CORYDON CO INGS 16 Avenue, Tequila variance building. line —requiremen to permit the construction of a Fesaencs to thin 30’ of the front property line, 508-V-48 — WM TARRANT, 2807-15 Parkway, Rout Drive, reques Yarignce of Dullding line and rear yard requirements to permit .the' construction of two single family residences to fit ‘ex isting ground levels and tree loestions per Sian s filed. 599-V.48—HAROLD L. BARKDULL, rear 04 West 30th Street, requests variance use do_permit the operation of a i ” indie ‘shop in the existing sarage at
the rear of pe residence 600. PANNIE ESTELLE FRED-
to , permit cf an automobile starter and generator repair shop in the exifiing garage at the rear of the residence. ov ROCERY COMexpansion of a non-conforming use permit the eonstryction of a 15 addition, Li Tol ar of the existing store u
602- I-48 ~ GAIL EB ELDRIDGE, 1440
sie tought * she was!’ [stipposed ‘to sing, She’ ‘AHded that S
“The Jenny)
old}
Is there a better or louder word|
Mr. Truman acknowledged his ac- f
; ore ds A variance from the| io pa
Livingston Avenue, re-| quest. a Br rear yard Rqunemoms to permit the comstruction of garage
svariance- ofl... rmit the construction Of & tWo-|
Stree! ee ORR_Herber} 1
this structure to]
G 3839 North Illinois Street, Taquests »
2 grandchildren, iday. Prien "
el ne to Puneral Monday, Dec. 8 A 9 y wil he in state aL church from 1 p. Monday till hour >of service Priends invited. Burial Crown Hill. GRAY Sterling B. age 15 brother of B.- riy, passed HE Friday, Funeral Monday. Dec.
at the ‘MORTUARY: 2313 W. Wash. St. Priends invited Burial Fioral Park Cemetery. Friends may call af mortuary aft m puree)
rs,
John, “of 9 N. Beville Ave, husband. of Win nifred Hacker (deceased), father of Mrs. Merle Stanley, grandfather of {oun and Shirley Lydia Mor an, “ Reynolds and Charles Edward, Frank, Geo. Hacker. Funeral ROYSTER &
» ridian Friends "invited. Noi vial - Washington Park. Friends may call
at mortuary. 1_E._J6th Bt Dusbarid x rn J, father oJ. Coffin, brother of , Mrs hel Haslop, of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Walter Spitler, Houston, Tex. "passed awa . Services FLANN
e 76, of | of Daisy ol
WaY; ro
of Helen awa > 2:30 Branch Christiad
"He call at the AL OME, 1604 W,
Morris, until 11 onday, and at church ntl time "of Service Burs
ial _Greenw Barnett, 4603 Park away Saturday mornidence; father of Joe; and Mrs. Yalan
Comste ry. Friends
JUTE Theresa, 240 E. 9th St, be
aL of Mis Nora L Hughes and Psuline H. grandmother of Eugene 3 Jased away ‘Thursd “BROS, CENTRAL " Tiliois. wn Hill,
Burial may LJ at end any time, ud futher a
i Lyile
. Terte Haute. , CHAPEL. Bu Burial Flo! Park | Prie may call at Chapel after 10 a.m. MINTON—August R., beloded husband of Ethel Minton, stepfatht of Mrs. 5 beth - Hausman, jon apd Martin 8. Minn, on. brother of Ethel Strobel, Mra _passed avy a his home in the inex oy oail at, at the ROBERT W. STIR. LING FU HOME, 1420 Prosst Neral service Monday, . m., at’ the funeral home. Washington
v
Rose PF. 74 years, 1634 8. East a. Meloy wife of James W, Ogden, of Mrs. Delis Mad Seward, Bradiord J and Albert R. sister of Mrs foil
oe 1505 8. East St. Burial Round Hill. Friends may call. E Sin ro N. Talbott, TRC 2 nd och.
Allsrson, oi
pre er of Mrs: W Edward Parish, A 3 3 Boyd,
this home ha
19th “Park” “Cemetery. en atthe’ martatsy. wfter 7p. 1 urday,
12 Harding Bt. Tushond of Vera Robards, father of Ruby Bailey, brother of Bina Cotton, Roy and Chas. ja bar sed awa i. Funeral
“FUNERAL PE St. Friends pay call
aon — are age aif brother . and George
tel
Greenwood, also survived by several niecese and nephews, passed away at the home of his Tex, N: 6
AL HOME, 1420 Prospect = Puneral services Sunday, 2 p the Funeral Home. Friends invited Burial Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. SMITH—Waiter H., Whee! Va beloved husband Smith, father of Robert Mary Elizabeth tar. bert and Edward Sponsel, and Mrs, Elizancth McKinley. Services Monday, ie ., fro .B IRVING HILL CHAPEL! 5377 E. Wash. Burial Memorial Park. t
Friends chapel after 3 p.m. “Su
y. Euneral home. and.said he wanted.to ar:igs LE et
ol emi
I'm supposed to be dead now.” “But I feel fine,” he fold Mr. Owens. “I'm going to foel a lof of them.” But on Thursday, alone “in his. room. His worldly possessions he left!
were two oil burning stoves, a bed, a gold watch,
dimes he had been saving, a radio that - wouldn't burial policy Mr. Owens arranged the funeral himself. He chose
with red roses.
. EVERY THURSDAY DOLLAR DAY
{wanted to-go to the funeral. | When the strains .of
tiful Isle of Somewhere” had died,
Charley's friends at
home agreed it was funeral he had wanted.
Tiion
he - died—
to the funeral director: There sap
two silver dollars, a handful of Roasevelt
work-—and the! 0
a gray |casket, and ordered it covered “Then he sent’a Cadillac to -Charley’s neighbor“hood to pick up néighbors who
“Where ve he |We Never Grow 01d) and “Beau-
the little group of neighbors and e. funeral| Seen e Kind of
Lise. he of » Souk r's office. INE ALD P. R. COFFIN, rear 23 North Meridian Street, Sy varipermit opsration ot a tater kitchen In ‘the exis ug, Ie garage at the rear cot, LG YD WINDISCH, Southeast Corner 30th “Street and Manlove Avenue, requests variance of use to permit the construction of a warehouse and office {iding; with accessory off-street parkutd Fike west side’ gf the buslding.. 8— JOHN — ULTE, . 638 Bast! ty variance of
ne ine a to tion of a neon sign in isting patique sho lV - ROSSEBO, 4501 No Delaware Street, requests Variance of area requirements to permit the version of thé existing residence PY .
Teojamily ne - i 7-V-48 — FRANK A. LENGEL, West North Street, requests variance ol area regdiremen nts to permit the conversion of the Fxisiing residence into a twofamily dwellin, 608-V-48
ront of the ex-
yard requirements to perm! construc tion of an addition to the existing attached to the residence. this ition t
0 Setand to within 2' of the rear prop-
ert i A pie ReaHng on the Board Decembé
on Monday. 1948,
PM time and place ail misietted be be $iv ven 3 dpborun
petitions
co set out in sald BOARD or RES
nd ive i
|
~{or the operss,.
3428
H. FERGUSON, nn Central Avenue, requests By nee of rear} ATAgS
SAld petition with , Zone Appeals
om 401, city "Hall, at which persons will y to be heard in ref.
CHIMES after ' Saturday noon.
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ck Repair and Point) GL. 0906 INSURED stone, cement
platy, Beaven Masonry Contréetors, 4243, TA-1323
"BUSINESS PLACES = EEMODELED OUR SPECIALTY IM-1386 —- DAY OR NIGRT CARPENTER and repair work. €all TR-5703
CARPENTERY, new-old: eeme 0 §, inets. Ed J. Gerrins
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DUNCAN & BONS—BE-0614
ION, d little dream homes. Por Jeneral contracting, interior a ah That, sand general repair.
eit Bro hers, H1-4785, CH-93200.
HARDWOOD FLOORS
Laid, Old floors made like new. Per. sonal sttn. given every job. -8525.
REFINISHING FLOORS ___JESSE A. BALLARD, BE-8571
tor your driveway delivered promptly and spread. 43 ton. Wi
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ILL DIRT—SAND AND GRAVEL HOWA| ARD'S — GA GA-5250 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS LICENSED AND BONDED Residential industrial wiring: new For service, call. JOHN B. CRUMP ~ TA-0121 ESTIMATES Without OBLIGATION
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“lation New. air bonded SE-06i3 Beans. N h Electrical wiring, old, new. large or small § BL-443; eves, BL4156, POR prompt. elec service, call-D. Coonce 9847. Licensed and bonded. HOU!
$ 2 workmanship. Guar,
MEDIATE service on all National brand Iefvijsiason hcluding Colde MA
pots, MA403 yacuum_llesnse_Re} Repairing 3
Heating and Cooling By COOLEY -
OIL~COAL~GAS Carrier Air-Conditioning 2927 Central
Furnaces Jastum Cidaned
CA-9830
Reparrig.” st “pen eatin mate w guaran _verms; new, furnaces Miles dete;
NE NEW FURRACES—BLOWE ERS
Frank 'E siur sour .
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PURNACE cleaning, repairing and inst 30__yesrs' experience, Zoller, FR-6335, BL-1513.
"FURNACE AND STOKER
Repidfred & Cleaned. Guar. MA-6470,
NEW FURNACES
Gutters installed, repairs. CA-2784 MEW FURNACE . (R~
Immediate Instaliation. D R!
TTSERVICE FOR OIL AND eg _ Furnaces ¢ and Stokers. MA-4961,
Denny's Garage, MA-3130
Motor Body Rebullt—326 Beecher
Painted and repaired; a FREE ISTINATES ie
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LAWN FENCE.
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Cal binet ty t tring ous specialit Beth La Tia eves EXTERIOR & INTERIOR decorating. Insured workmen, white. Also industrial painting. MA-0788.
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of ois even Call us for Holida A TI04,
We have a ut jype corded mis The whol [taken care st als.
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‘room, . tleman. “WABI.
“room; room; lsundss. privilege. Fy N od
suitable i for 2
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ae serv, 201 N, RICHLAND ST. FR-7060
SEPTIC TANKS — FR-8742
Dry wells, outside toflets cleaned and pum Immediate and out of-town_service. PLOYD ALLENDER—We Seb in and tnstal septic planks, ioe Call ) Inspection. Rone
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opened. Roots and. cut out. No digg hoi Up to 3 yr. guar
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BW, Stu A148], “Sewing Machines Repaired
Reasonable. HU-1180 After 5 P.M,
DeSHANO TREE SERVICE Tree Removal Specialist, MA-4816. Fore east ana Reacomaple Bat
OV — Power equips ment. Swiss Landscaping. CH-1583,
pairs. Jack: RENTALS SLEEPING ROOMS
CE steam - heated rm. Men re . ferred. No drinking. 1108. N. New Jersey. st 9 8
week. Coil after | , m. HI , of SLEEPING room for gentleman. New
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100. ROOMS, ALL FIREPROOF BLDG. New Management a and personnel, SPECIAL RATES ESTs Y GUI
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