Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 February 1949 — Page 30

FEESS8 a". Tomorrow in Maman tb Training "will be Kore

United Press Stall Correspondent

ers will include Dr. A.

anepolis Church Federation; (the best performance of 1948, Mollie Palmer, exchange teacher | m the Canadian Red Cross

os Albrecht, exchange teacher in 1947-48; SA wiuibe Thom

“and others.

-Japs Feel Quake

linda,”

ao fhe GRAYLYNN MOTEL - ® gomery Clift, “The Search.”

ar. 24. ‘Johnny Belinda’ Scores

for grim drama and realism,

sound effects,

“Hamlet” got sevén each,

and actress,

CLARA DUDLEY “Key Largo.”

7 your. eolor- er —— on ssultont —— yr “Bent Su pporting Arte pos Charles i "at Alexander Smith p AT YOUR LEISURE

4214 COLLEGE AVE WU. ii “The Luck of the Irish.” ___FREE PARKING IN REAR

SER Gulu el

QUART ....IT¢ 2 GAL, . .. 8l¢ GALLON

re ORES

‘BUSINESS. DIRECTOR

By VIRGINIA MACPHERSON

jug: High School. His subject! HOLLYWOOD, Feb, '11—Acie tresses Ingrid Bergman and Olivia x During the. "sectional meetings, ne Havilland: both former G.| Academy Award winners, today Mullins, head of the physics de-;.g4eq the list of 20 film stars J Indiana Central Col- nominated for movieland’s most +4-lege; Dr. Grover Hartman, Indi-l oveted honor—the “Oscar’—for

The list of nominees foe -— a best actor of the year was he lin England; Miss Mary by Laurence Olivier, for his work pson “Hamlet.” .and Clifton Dy She schools, | for his performance in “Sitting ty is Pretty.”

Miss Bergman won the nomination for “Joan of Arc” and Miss {De Havilland for “The Snake Pit.” TOKYO, Feb. 11 (UP) «= An Also nominated for the best acearthquake of “light Intensity” tress were Irene Dunne, “I Reshook the Yokohama ares today. member Mama;” Barbara Stan2 No damage was reported. |wyck, “Sorry, Wrong Number,” T and Jane Wyman, “Johnny Be-

Other nominees for best actor

» GOOD COCKTAILS were Lew Avres. “Johnny Be.

® linda;" Dan Dalley, “When My

A LJ . A . — £ . ba ; .BO0D MUSIC + Baby smiles at Me” and Mont-

The winners will be announced

BLUE ROOM oli the annual academy award fete

The 11,560 movie workers who picked the nominations passed up ‘musicals and comedies this year

“Johnny Belinda,” a somber movie about a- deaf mute girl, & swept the boards with 12 nomi- ** nations, from best picture to best *

“Joan of Arc” and the British *

“The Snake Pit,” an expose of insane asylums, came up with six. Following is a list of candidates for awards other than best actor

Best Picture—"“Hamlet” (Brit-|, ish); “Johnny Belinda,” “The Red Shoes" (British), “The Snake Pit" | .|and "Treasure of Sierra Madre Best Supporting Actress<Bar-| bara Bel Geddes, “I Remember|%" Mamma”; Ellen Corby, “I Remem-| ber Mamma’; Agnes Moorhead, “Johnry Belinda”; Jean Simmons, “Hamlet,” and ‘Claire Trevor,

| Huston,

{ingston and Ray Evans, ° and Bows” from “The Paleface”;| Harold ‘Arlen and Leo Robin, phan,” “For Every Man There's a “Mouse Wreckers,” | Woman” from “Casbah”; Jule lum.” and “Tea for Two Hun:|

Bickford, “Johnny Belinda"; Jose Ferrer, “Joan of Arc”; Oscar Ho-| molka, “I Remember Mamma”;|

RAINIER FURNITURE (0. 77. suie sos Comteoketanay.

Best Director — Laurence Oli-

|p. m. tomorrow

chanan mortu- j ary. She died at 148

TREES WI tralia have broad

EI —— | 1a {rlike spears which deliver a painful sting upon contact,

R foo VTTTH Ret GREE wh

pe ALUMINUM AWNINGS

EVERY THURSDAY DOLLAR DAY

GALL LL 3377 SRI

COLOR MOVIE FILMS! We Set For Lassl”

$-mm. ROLL TYPE Aon. MAGAZINE Sion

“CAPITOL CAMERA G0; - -Marion-

WT W. Wash. SL NW. Sab

Customs Work -Easy lerms

WHOLESALE

REDWOOD S-PANEL STORM DOORS

WOODEN PRODUCTS (0.

344 E. Wash, St. SURI

STANDS INDIANA MUSIC so.

11s & OMIO

ALI

SIDING: ROOFING

Hoan Gauge Gutters

MA, ms

— ———

IM. 4373

A fo 024 N42 A wr;

141 W. WASHINGTON ST.

HAAG'S

-

Bie Pua

Sind and Meridian Sta : hed OPEN

:

RIT LNA LL SHERWIN-WILLIAMS .

Be NU i

[+ Costs "Less!

Because 11 Lasts Longe

"WHILE THE REST OF THE TOWN SLEEPS

ALL NIGHT DRUG STORE

Laurence Olivier

Clifton Webb

y ome, Mrs. Elizabeth Ancaster, 1914 Hill, He was 73. Madison Ave. died yesterday in! Methodist Hospital df injuries re-|was born in Colfax, Ind. and (ceived when she was struck by allived here 55 years. He was a| J ‘candy truck as she attempted to member of Indianapolis Masonic [cross the street in front of heri Lodge 669 {home early yesterday.

Mrs. . Lancaster suffered

| Home will be followed by buria in Floral Park.

Mrs. John Champlin

a Martha Dukes, Frankfort, Ind.; broken right ankle, possible rg two stepsons, O. and Laphonso iture of the left hip and injuries Anderson, Indjanandlis and a {to her left leg and right hand. Miss Mable Ander The truck, a converted station son, Indianapolis wagon belonging to the Cravens | ‘Candy Co., Acton, was driven Cater ‘Dan Cravens, 27 of Franklin. er | “A native of Greene my # Mrs. Lancaster is survi # her husband. Silas ied {two sons, Willlam M., and Gus {Lancaster Indianapolis; five; 'daughters, Mrs. Lyle Burdsall, Mrs. Mary Thomas, Mrs. Blanche Swaney and Mrs, Charlotte Roberts, Indianapolis, and Mrs; Samantha Cook, Los Angeles, Services at 3 p. m. tomorrow learned today it doesn't pay to| In the G. H. Herrmann Funerali cash g check twice when he was| arrested in Ft. Wayne in connec: | | ton with the theft of $3000 from | [the Keys restaurant, 1820 N. Me- | St.

stepdaughter

i S000 Theft

be held at 10:30 a. m. tomorin G. H. Herrmann Funeral . Burial will be in Crown

A retired carpenter, Mr. Lanam

Survivors include a sister, Mrs

Nabbed After Cashing Pay Check Twice |

An Indianapolis catering man

Mrs. Elizabeth Champlin, na- ridian

tive of Morgan Sounly, | who died yesterday in-her home, 56-8. Dear-| [born St., will be buried In Floral Park following services at 2 p. m. drew Mitchell, 42, of 1820 N, Me-, tomorrow in the Royster & Askin ridian St, with embezzlement and | | West Washington Street Chapel. grand lqreeny, Mitchell will be {She died at 71.

A resident of Marion County |

most of her life, Mrs. Champlin] |had lived in Indianapolis the past| {17 years. She was a ember of! {the Mount Olive Methodist Church. | " Besides her husband, John| Champlin, she is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Mary Jack, West!

vier, “Hamlet”; Jean Negulesco, Magic” ffom “Romance On thei virginia; two sons, Andy and “Johnny Belinda”; Fred Zinne- High Seas”; Frederick Hollander) | gina Champlin, ralph; 1s.

«The Snake Pit."

juss, “The Search”; Anise. Edt-tand Leo Robin, “This.

Pest Original Song--Jay Liv- Woodpecker Song” from

‘Buttons Blanket Policy.” Best Cartoon—"The Little Or-. “Mickey andthe Seal,”

“Robin Hood- Frank Jackson

| Styne and Sammy Cahn, “It'si dred.”

Rites Tomorrow For Mrs. Fritts

Mrs. Edna 8. Fritts, 2841 N, Delaware St., who died yesterday in General Hospital, will be burfed in Washington Park following services at 2:30

in Flanner & Bu-

Mrs. Fritts had lived in Indianapolis 28 years and was employed as a practical nurse. A native of Mt, Vernon, Ky., she Mrs. Fritts was & member the Baptist Church.

Stinging trees of no

LEGAL "NOTIVES TT NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bids will be received by Board of School Commissioners until 1!

for sale to the Board of the Jatiowing: 10.000 Callons winter gasolin

of reject any or al} bids. THE BO.

Business Director. February 4, 1940.

NOTICE TO BIDDERS

| Posters,

2 Agencies Here To War Upon VD

4-Week Drive

To Go on Radio

the, tour styters; Mrs: Orphin Cope-| ohn! Moment”. from. That Lady ing I “Treasure of ae Ma- Ermine,” and Ramey Idriss and| | George Tibbles, “The

land. Mrs. Rebeces Hans, and Mrs,

Mattie Bellows, Mooresville, and Woody Mrs. Elsie Dorman, Indianapolis; a brother, Hick Turley, Moores-

ville, three grandchildren and

{three great-grandchildren,

Services for Frank Jackson;

who died. yesterday in his home, 422 8. Ritter Ave. { at 1 p. m, Monday in the hand

Baptist Church of 1 Burial will be in Floral Park. He. was 60,

Il be held!

Detective Sgt. Monroe Bettner left for Ft. Wayne today with! warrants charging Albert An-

|

returned here. Safe Cleaned Out Mary Helen and Bernice Gray, owners of the Keys, discovered (the restaurant safe cleaned out] Monday morning. Missing was $3000 cash and several checks. The owners said Mitchell, employed as catering manager at| the restaurant, cashed his pay! check with them and it was] [piaged in the safe. The check | TWAS taken along with the’ Casi. When he cashed it-a second time in Chicago, Mitchell was traced to a Ft. Wayne hotel and | arreited by Authorities there.

‘Purdue Closes Deal |

For Agronomy Farm Times State Service LAFAYETTE, Feb 11 -- Pur-| chase of a 360-acre tract of land | located approximately two miles!

east of Montmorenci, along U.S.|

Born in Lynville, Tenn. Mr.52 in Tippecanoe County, has| Jackson lived here 43 years. He been approved by the Purdue if was employed at the New York versity Board of Trustees.

Central Railroad freight house

The new tract will be known as!

38 years. He was a veteran ofthe Agronomy Farm, and ‘will be

World War I and a member of

Deploring - the general “hush- the Railroad Brotherhood and

{| hush” attitude toward venereal |

disedses, two Indianapolis agencies ‘Fannie; two brothers, Flenora will launch a four-week cam-'Jackson, Lynville, Tenn. and paign Sunday to arouse public Walter Jackson, Chicago, and aability of its topography and soils/

awareness of the problem. |sister, Mrs, Ophelia Bills, Lyn-to the type of research planned

Agencies co - operating in the | campaign are the Indianapolis | Board of Health and Hospitals |and the Indianapolis Social Hy-| giene Association, Because of the fact that less Survivors include x ~daughter, than 30 per cent of syphilis cases Miss Virginia Fritts, and a broth- are diagnosed in their primary er, Walker Snodgrass, both of or secondary stages—the period lis. lof greatest infectivity-—efforts to {stamp out the disease have been! rtheast Aus-| greatly hampered, said Dr. Ger-| freeze fused loose rock and snow today and temporarily lifted the leaves with ald Kampf, city health officer. “Ignorance and hush-hush have| | played into the hands of the {‘quack’ and deterred persons in-| [fected from seeking proper medi- here, said “We are ail* safe and nenleny now; we have ample foot ‘cal treatment,” he said. : Er

All Indianapolis radio stations po align [the bottom of a 1000-foot canyon

o'clock a. m., Thuteday, February 18, 1940, wij] co-operate in the cam pe disease On the south fork of the Boise

with special venereal All as per specifications on fis in the | broadcasts produced by the Co-| d reserves the right to accept lumbia University radio bureau. } stickers and CD litera-! {ture will be widely distributed, |by rain and warm weather, had Phone communications had been { Similar campaigns have been|roared down the canyon walls|re-established. Rescuers were conducted in Chicago, New York since Tuesday. Several houses {and Columbus, O. and have were covered by the slides and |been praised by the clergy, the others shaken partly off their/had described the situation yes-| but ro- ‘residents/ierday as ‘‘critical” and it had!

Sealed. bids will received by The press and general publie.

School EO DltTe until 11

o'clock a. m., cd ol March Eo tor] ~——

i Tathies for

nal The or To ee Br all bids

| Poaruar 11, 1949, =. . V. BAILEY, Business Director.

Ey TL ORDINANCE NO. 2, 1940

wr ordinance annexing certain gesehibed

@ COnLIgUOUN Tarritory to the

Beech Stove, providing for the immediate su ordinance and publication

effect thgreor’s as a3 eauiced oy. law,

Township 15 North, Range 4 East,

dary lines

Beginning at the extreme Southeast corner of the present corporate Timita f Beech Or

of seid City of " rove,

same: being the point of intersection of the North and Fast boundary (Back Lot a to 64 inclusive as extended southeasterly, ith the Bast and West center Ime of said Section 27; ence Bust along said Bust and West Hote line of said Section 37 and the |

Line) line of Out Lot

York Centrai Raltiroad Co.

in» northwesterly direction] flong ; sald North and Esst right of way| Une of ths C. C. Cod Sb Ry. Co.

(New York Central Railroa

4 Co, Wy rer to the point of intetsseth d North to os ah with | erson Avenue as bile

and East Inlirond jh the center line now dedicated and used as a pu thoroughfare

ence fa a : outhwesterly. direction along said center line of Emerson Avenue! ta the point of Intersection or said cons | e

ter line of Emerson Avenue wi

present North.gand East corporation line A Beet Gro |

of sald City , said North and Bast corporation line of Ro Cit, of a st

boundary ine of t Lots to ine] clusive and satd boundary line extending

southessterly,

Thence In » poutheaster} direction Mong sald present North and East cor-! on line of the hy of Beech Qrove|

oh he's 8 paing of beginn passage this iat day of Fe 1049, Section 3

nance to be weeks. as ag by |

fury, 1040 rr EDGAR v. MANN, FR

ools. Kielnentary school pupil desks, sizes A:

oh a8 t foe 3 specifications on file in the he Board. Date of delivery A be

reserves the right to accept

cont; h the same hereby is, annexed to and de clared to be a part of ant In sald City of}

§-& Siding Co.) Basch Otto Grove, sald territory being duacrivdd,

A that part of Sections a1, 2, 26 and|

corporation line of the City of Beech Orove, Marion County, Indiana, and lying within. the following described boun-

3. This Sraimatice shall 3? in| full foros and effect 1 aad e frer its The Olerk-Treasurer is hereby) |directed ®. cals, 4s For feo of this ordi t two (3) consecutive)

Passed in Council This 1 1st day of Pebru-

tute td A lr 'Hollywood- Was Never Like This

{foundatio foundations,

First Baptist Church, Survivors include his wife,

ville, Tenn. , .

operated under direction of the) Purdue Agricultural Experiment | Station, according to Dr. J. B.|

Peterson, agronomy department | head. Dr. Peterson said the land]

|was selected because of the suit-|

in its use.

Freeze Ends Slide Threats On 500 Trapped in Canyon

Locks Loose Rock and Snow in Idaho;

Caravan of Food and Fuel on Way

ANDERSON RANCH DAM, Ida. Féb. 11 (UP)—An overnight |

threat of avalanches which for construction community of 500

three days have terrorized this|

persons.

Walter Wisdom, a contracting engineer working on the dat

(supplies and are warm.” The community is located at

River. Food on Way

were reported injured. The slides and snowdrifts | slashed roads and telephone lines, |

{isolating the 200 men, 200 women

and. 100 children in the camp.|

Snow and rock slides, cut loose| Mr. Wisdom said today that tele-|

; oY

aw

ROBERT HALL Slothes for tent od

’ te

You omy Suoeute We Save MEN'S SUITS & OVERCOATS

EH Members of the g hman Lounel] of sails City of Beech Orove, India

BST: CE L. STRATTON, Clerk. Treasirer, City of Been” Grove Indiana; on the day of. 2 J ALICE Clerk. Traamurer.

mpntrgsinhn an hoki

me to the Mayor of the

her second day in jail serve out her time on tn Lat day],

Lila Leeds shows

s(fuel and. gasoline “is. expected

“Twithout too much trouble

pening a road. : Chief, engineer Don Walters

{beer feared that avalanches| _|might bury the community. The! camp was built to house workers on the huge earth-filled Anderson {Ranch dam. Mr. Wisdom said that workers had broken through a slide which for a ‘time cut the camp in half. He said that a caravan of food,

some time today. They have ro: tary plows working with them now and should be able to get in

Er ————— | ANNOUNCEMENTS.

I Death Notices

CHAMPLIN Elizabeth, age 71 yea wife of John Champlin, .mother prt y, Jask of West Virginia: Andy - Oba «DOR ole 8dly von sister 4] ek Turley, "Orphia Copeland, becon Haas Matile Bellows, ° all of Mooresville. and Elsie Dorman of city; also survived by 3 grande children and 3 great-grandehildren. Passed aay Thufsday Puneral Baturday, hr al ROYSTER & uo! TUARY, 2310 Wr AN megs ington St, Friends invited. Burial Floral Park. Friends may eail at mortuary After 7 p.m Friday.

CLOUSER—Amma 1. beloved wife of d_J. Clouser, mother of Theodore, Leo. John, Bernard, Alfred, ter Thomas Clouser, Sister Mary Celeste and Sister Agnes Ceeste, both of Sisters of Providence; also Mrs. Bdward Bernauer, died Thursday, Jeb. 10, at the family resi. dence, 2342 N. New Jersey Fue neral Monday. Feb. 14, from the BLA FUNERAL HOME, 1503 N. Meridian St. 8:30 m.. reguiem mass St. Peter & Pails Cathedral, #5. m._ Interment Holy Cross Ceme~ tery. Friends may call at the fue ome

OSKI—Rose L.. age #3, 149

may eal the Ynersi

FRENCH irs h, 851 K. anh, wife of George We mother of Abert “u Clifford oh Rophing Mepmother of Mrs.

fibur Mrs. Clarence Ivester and Mrs. Ma French, awa Thursday. vices ad u Terre Maute, Ind rday, 2:30 m. Priends invited. Friends ma: YOHANAN

TS. na $l Delaware, mother of Vieyinia and sister of Walker Snodgrass, pa WAY Wednesday orvice at the

NNER & 1 bi al Saturday, 2:30. Friends n+

GREINER —Susah M. WETTSTEIN--Emil

at yy after . p. m. Friday. "papers please copy.) GREINER~Susan oa! ~ B] of Ted and Chis J Greiner, Bertha Jordan, Mrs. Gootee, Mrs, Helen Jriteh, sister of + Miss N Fx cle Hospital A adhy

IRVINGTON CHAPEL 5342 E. Wash. ington Si,

8.

other

ra.

Requiem Laird Chureh, 10 Am,

Jor at ry

yer, Eimer and Edward "Hohit, away Priday. Time of service later, “Priends may call at the HH MANN FUNERAL HOME 1503 8. East st , After 6 Pe. m Saturday KERR—Prances- M, (pee Leppert), 2 widow of the late Wm, J. Kerr, sister of Seorge Joseph, John, William and Anthon mera park pas away Wednesday 8:15 a, th MANN FUMSRAL “HOME.

“Pr iends invited. “Bur-

years,

East St; § Little Flower, ial St any time

let,

and

away Tuesday, Feb. 8 11: 38 oo m.,

a 8. ERE ER FUNERAL | HOME, 1601 RGR Tw

13 8urial Holy Cross Cemetery may call

LANCASTER — Elisabeth, 6 years, 1914 Madison Ave, Silas Lantaster, mother of Gus and William = Lancaster, Mary Thomas, Charlotte Roberts and Samantha passed away Thursday. urday,

nt. MANN. FUNERAL HOME. East Bt. Friends Invited. Burial Fis! Park. Friends may call after 5 p. m. Priday

MASCOE—Pannie, belived wife of John Mascoe, mother of Mary MeClintock,

St, chell;

ascoe,

day.

the Belmont U.

W. Ray m. Monday and at the -church alr OWEN—Jantes son of James Owen, Myra Darline Thursday

Priends invited. Friends may call any time PATE— William Pdward, age 4 mos. son of Ed M. Pate, brother of Barbara and Joseph assed away Thursday. Funeral Saturday, 1 he TER ASKIN MORTUARY, Friends may call at _ Priday

Pate, &

Meridian St mortuary ner w Pp. m. PEIN Geo

husb: John

Columbus, Services Sat |

Thursday.

am FUNERAL + Priends invited TRAYLOR — oral age 5 years, ot Peoga, Annabell! Doyle A Oral Norman Try ylor, Tenant, Indiana Witt Traylor o Hance of Indiana Dillon of Indianapolis; ton, Bakersfield, “al.; Larry,

ing

SHIR CHAPEL, JHoal

Er of R. 1 Bex

Mrs, V Jojet, Dai

ens,

half- oe of Lily and Albert Wet. stein. Services Saturday, 2 Ben Davis Chapel, §112°'W. Friends are‘ welcome, Park, MOORE MOR RIUARIES. .. You

Friends invited, Burial Crow Friends may coal at the oA ir OF i THE, CHI

3 Card of Thanks

w~ With heartfelt appreciation we wish 10 express our Sincere

ti for BE AL Arends. ioral

izibutes And other courtesies extend- » e. passing of Rastand 8 our * devated. IN. We es ecially w th NTC A ish to thank Saclely and JEHOVAH'S W far conducting the service and Moore Mn for their courtesy,

neighbors po Vermont and Relugor xpressions of sympathy,

street beautiful floral aaserings and other

courtesies Sntanded bereavement, Diother william e wish to th n Stevens "Cha an the minister and Apiritual como ices rendered CHARLES and AL DRURY GUARD We neighbors kind expressions Beautitul Bo

triend “and h riends an n pathetic Btigtibore. 20 offerings and. other

HUBERT With 1 wi

friends ad Tel T and relatives we - #xiend our sincere appreciation ih expressions of sympathy, floral tributes and other courtesies vxten In our recent husbanaa 3 the passin tiher |

ails MASONIO

* OES: Munna nx a War ~ Mothers, Nf

»

‘GONDER—Mis _ Emih Spann Ave, Sane

MOORE MORT UARIES HOMLT Leonard, beloved bro Mrs, Mrs.

dies Altar society of church will meet Priday, for prayer a KIRKPATRICK-Julia loved patrick 8r., mother of Geor| Jackie Lee, Mary Louise an Marie Kirkpatrick, Chaties H. Smith, sister of Charles H., J T.. Walter H. Jud prancis L. Scha-

Lou H Marie Guirl, Miss Estella a Schaler

sister of Kate Smith and Ella Hammonds 25 ‘grandchildren and grandchildren,

passe 1:30 Burial own Hi Friends vied. Priends may oi at FLANNER & TUARY SILVEY_ Will lam T. | ia Mamie Yates, Mrs. Ethel Flota and Mrs. Esther Alexander, passed sw Service PLANNER & BUY CHANAN MORTUAR a.m. Friends invited. STEWARD — Lanam, York Martha Dukes, stepfather of O. Anderson, honso ursday,

Jean. and Norms Ann T lor, passed away Sy sansaduy morne

Friends may “call any

Wetlstein, father of

King. City, passed away ri. p.m. at the J.C. WI . TE OR LSON “CHAPEL

Boral tributes at dhe serve ma especiall wih fo t Specially thank Rev,

Mortuary for a m t ‘ service 08! uu

. Most * Phone Your Florist

The Allied Florists Assi Flowgrs Telagrap a Anywher :

ON FUNERAL FLOWERS

np Grands 8 Sema, RAL hl

Atkins Plower Shop. 301 W. Just, A-0224.

JORDAN FUNERAL HOME ~ Ambulance Service

8 0th St cn SHIRLEY BROS. CO. 946 N. Iineis Li ROBERT W. STIRLING 1422 Prospect Mason 10 Lost & Found Good Dogs Want Good Nomes

Males and spayed - females, all healthy and shot for Sin, Cure

Rage Rd. N. at 9th St, args White brick house). Indi Indiana 8 8.P.C A

“Ew watch oh wife expabnion

band, ard FR-9283, II x 248 LOST. Mink fur Piece, 5 b small sking,

vic. 15th-Penn., Fri. afternoon. Reward. Mrs. Noble Dean, LI-2361.

LOST—Coin purse (Ayres), money, - _charga - plate, driver's license. Roa . BR-9315.

LOBT=Boy's w wrist Tia “waich an Tagen. RU.gi Ee Ea

P SSH mo ceded badl a J) Bey (n ward. BL-8742. ”

LOST—Lady in 081 i TE

FR-1138 da

WE WISH TO NEAR,

way of reaching you, We to Ihiove conditions. Box A-284,

PERMA guaranteed for §

sed

ach Somethi new in up, original ng. Ein de on! only $195, cures 60c. 20 vars, appointment needed n ave night til) 2 P m wl Roosevelt Building RI Rl-ousi WATCH CRYSTALS

PITTED WHILE YOU Ra BREM JEWELRY SHOP 415 E. Wash, PR-7500

Dr. Fred M. Hickman, Dentist, 12 now located op entire Sth Soor Marion Bidg., 19 W Ohio, cowner Meridian near postoffice. Pormerly Roosevelt Bidg., LisT022. ENROLL TODAY NEW HR REGINNING IMMEDIA pT International Beauty School $2 EAST WASHINGTON MA.7131

Detective, Private

Licensed, bonded, confidential Free consultation. Mr. Gregory, MA-0483.

N, MASSAGE BATHS © SOLON Nics 2631_N. Capitol TA-9374

SPANTSH CASA A — 1908 WN. Capitol. Stephanie. or

12 Business Service

TAX PREPA Pees from $2. AT-1418.

201 N. DELAWARE TAX SERVIGE - ACCOUNTING

Ti01 K. of P. Bldg. RI-2042, RI-4613

TAX SERVICE

BAS new-old; block ork: cabinets. Ed J. Gerringer. BL-1788 ” LE ringer

ou nd od rT ” A N even a “CONTI RUCT REMODEL NEPAD mm Li:AD anytime,

EXCAVA =, Ponds. dams, uf 4 1 ) small road bldg. 43V

WARDWOOD FLOORS

Laid.’ Ol§ Goors made like pew. Per~ -

sonal atin, given every job, "BR-§835. HARDWOOD foo ald, id Hoors

A ao itul luster. _ CH-8238-W, “FLOUR POETRRING Wha ane polish linoleum or wood rh.

Electric machine, White. TA-4684.

~ REF. FLOORS—PAINTING JESSE A. BALLARD, BE-8917

for your driveway. delivered promptly and spread, 33. per ton. Washed sand and gravel Also to ail

south ’ GRAVEL , GASIM -

CINDERB., ©) rushed sand, wii LU] oo ea Yock, OA-

en ee SULToBK's ELEGTRIC 00. bonded, ins. Free est. prom A Poy "1749 Howard. St. MA-T634, A

ACE ELECTRIC CO. 1819-21 WILLERSY DR. i FEE = sovieg. E001 a, & OLD HO!

USE WIRING-—In a HK ing. Free est, hia,

Bonded House wiring BRIO.

Lambert's Refrigerator Service

a Expert workmanship. Guar. CA-9550 u hella. | -_ sun Gleaner Repairing

i Carry 810_Collegs y

OL FURNACES IAL & IN+ 306 ror rr HATING P91

Faro Forests Wok

ot on all kind service. 36 mo. to pay. Thom

*

Reasonable; BL-0 180, IM-

PAP Streaming; . Mince. IM-01 Shaw, _ 6042, PAPE Paper Chea

STEAMING, | mediate ser 28098,

FLASTERIN PLASTEF

- PATCH PLA

QuiLTh New roofs, ro GUAR

ER, § work. Spe walter pumps LH MecCiell

HOOSIE

PRY WELLS,

eut out. No dl

Electric Ee Suburban

New Jersey CIOGGED & cleaned, ele pumped. Inex T REWINC in my ho

TREE Al -DESHAN(

Guarantee

ALSO | Largest 4

8808.11 £ Ww

WELL DRITI DRILL

Call any ti

WELL DRI ri

SLEE PRIVATE H ‘Washington matic hot WH 6:30 p. M

20 Hote THE KIF

357 & 100 ROOMS... New manat targe attract SPECIAL RAT ROOMS Fair weekly rate — —

2] Walkin

T17 8 LLIN rooms, clea

E clean employ 8 Limi

22 North

BROADWAY room, next Yen ent. Ww A-f

BROADW AY home; new transportation 2535 N.--QAP ished, twin Hot water, E

‘2

, 311

EARROLLTO! near bath; ®enitieman pr CENTRAL Looms for optional. MH) COLLEGE, 34 beds, phony 6819, TA-5231 FALL, CREEK Innerspring: A SINR,

wo RR drinking. TA-

ALL CREEK ovely pr ences. WA-

venient. ho! PENN. NOR bath, lady #7 55 EB 3 vate home Refer ences 607 E20 twin beds, § LARGE R transportat home, WA. CANGE, clea employed | portation, W TARGHE young mar

23 East

COLORADO, kitchen, lal loyed, RL BL" 07 N..DRE bath. Em fransportatio 4100 EAST, fast, Gent) tion. Reason HAMILTON, room; pri ration; g ICHIGAN | 2 refined IR-1381. . N, 4 “near bath, sonable, CA 1331 STURN room, ne’ MA-9156

oved co ration, I 613 BW) ©. ing room