Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 February 1949 — Page 11

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M. Picard Makes Presentation Here Indiana today received from : Permanent express gra ing Hil iude from the rch pe le - the Americans who te C bel Triendship Train last year. - {of the City Engineer's Office and Accepted in the name of the finally worked in the state auto Hoosier state by. Lt. Gov. Wat-|1 department until Jan. Kiki in a ny in the World 1949, when he retired. : ary Aemotial. the 40 & $ boxcar Hé was a member of the Irv: argo ured his- ington Presbyterian Church and Jatieal gifts was presented by M.!a member - tyler of Irvington mean, an official of the French |nasonic Lodge No. 666. He was reiway Union and a personaliyjeq a member of Scottish Rite, Presentative accompanying the ganara Grotto and past president

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men arrived Key. Eh. : here by plan 3 ' yp e at 11:35 a. m, today. | = Campbell, Battle Creek,

Mounted Trailer Their late airival delayed for|Mich, and Howard Campbell, a few. minutes the parade which Evansville, and six grandchildren. preceded the presentation. : Mounted on a flatbed traler ana| Edward Stahlhut towed by a State De-| Edward W. Stahlhut, 1311 E. partment truck, the 40 and 8, its| Vermont St, who died yesterday sides decorated with the shields|in Methodist Hospital, will be of the departments of France, oc- | buried in Concordia Cemetery folcupied a place of honor in the|lowing services at 3 p. m. Tuesprocession which moved from in day in Shirley Brothers Irving

front of Police Headquarters to! Hill Chapel: He died at 66. the War Memorial.

A lifetime resident of Indian-|

The ceremony in the War Me- | jew To'eithar iit isi : oo pm. Sunday nh matial was attended by: an ac oy by Hinhen-Hottoweg & Co. The Tide Has Furmmed— = ; 4 : + [eo To SAAS Senator said boys ras suwaried by A gronsey farmer of Sages rt Ina. ene ceptange c R A \ : LOOThe Ju : : ’ “ rt. Ind. ene! an mittee Appointed by for 30 years He ationded Trinity * o 0 IZma Delta Chi iCongress should “move slowly” OWner last night, gpl Store vain I wing. taiher at Nr open H ! Posed utheran School and was a mem- Pp D f 15 ) b 25 // in its’ consideration of labor was robbed and a ing station oudebush, Mrs, Pearl Priest, Mrs, oosiers from every part of the per of the Redeemer Lutheran rice rops © o 10 0, .. legislation this session. |ransacked. andentidnon and © atest trande” state. Clar gi Brenig president ea Aopaon, vice Church. a ’, Init t 12 i sti ——— | Albert Kirk, 23, of 1207 EK. children.’ Services Monday, 3 p. mos » amber o ; . ” ' Re Co Besides his wife, Mamie L., he E } d L t 4 If § 49 id es Michigan St, grocery owner, SAW Washington St. Priends are welcome, oa merce, was chairman of the survived by a son, Richard F.| Xpec @ in as : a oO | ; No o Dosarve Ww k 8 bey 3» Se sv0 » Wi grocers | aaa! Park Cemetery. MOORE Participating in { Stahlhut, and a daughter, Miss | Ruildi A : | Bu i : onal Secur ‘Week - Highland Ave, last night ~FORDYCR ila Bertha “age 76. “54 waa THclpating in. the. Parade! Cizabeth 1. Stanihut, and two Building Costs to Slide in 1950, | tler, Indiana, Purdue No ty OK he stood In his back yard. He ~TORPYCE_Ein Serihe age v6 8 |

and the Butler University band. . |Radio Honorary

Clifty Falls Park Names 10 at Butler

Appointment ot mers, ent of Clifty Falls State Park v oy! ary, it was announced_today by Was. announced today by the!Miss Betty Sate Department of Conserva- club president. bia : They are John Scott, Howard Mr, Summers, town clerk and |Caldyell, William Durr, Charles

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superintendent of the Logootee | Mercer, Miss Jeanne Minnéy, Miss should see a decline of -about 20 foods. Last July 13 they cost and per cent in the wholesale com- $7.36, at the end of November pres, modity index,” O. Glenn Saxon,|$6.36,* at the end of December) professor of economics at Tales,

Water plant, replaces Owen Vestal Jeanne Wilson and Miss Diana of Madison Who has served four Harvey, all of Indianapolis; Clyde years in the position. He was! Steckel, Anderson; Warren Clemformerly employed at Madison ents, Logansport, and Miss Sue State Hospital, — TRerry, Shelbyville. |

PLAN CARD PARTY ; : . The Women's Auxiliary of Ben Davis Spanish

Wayne Township Volunteer Fire Department No. 9 will hold < Club Gives Program card party at 8 p, m. today in _ The El Revezo Spanish Club of | 6333 Rockville Road.

tained members of the Marion County Teachers Association with a program in Manual Training High School.

Jane Huffer, Richard Jackson, Carolyn McCalment, Carlagene Thornbrough, Philip Chance, Richard Jackson and Ben Garrett. Ted Pierson is club sponsor.

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g ) AMBLER Donald L., age 35, won of = X. “The only true r Ee a oye! howell Ava. ¢ junior in Flows | Howth Keb the relationship between the dol- 9 tha, igned 3» " Mre. Anna Belle Bir Bvlyth Mare lars he receives to the dollars ho| 2Ueen at the Swee Dance forte. Mary ‘and ids Louise i | {must spend for the things he yasfarday in ‘the school gym- = ri y rg cig 1230 semen. nd ne Dement 1 oo Hid Bk SL BE were trying curry favor with 3 , bi labor by demanding repeal of = Grocery Owner CAMPBELL Sam fami : Taft-Hartley Law “while trying! pa ioved husband of Lottie mp. § EN a to "to ¥ : AE fH Se 0 Ty arte Birolary | Bd reve at Bob Hamaker, 14, of 6025 Park Ave., pedals his bicycle slowly across the dangerous Monon a statement and w Bor DOr Wi VUBuAa]ee Railroad crossing at 61st St. on his way home from Broad Ripple High School. Freshman Bob and [70 0" ne sdginie glaalon Pian | 13-Y chilien, passed away Friday’ p. me. / . : ' 13-Year-Old Boy Funeral. Monday. 1:30.p. AHIR many other pupils at Broad Ripple and School 80 cross these tracks at least twice a day. There is |noliey have been concocted as! ; LEY BROS. RVING ar | no bell ‘or biinker signal to warn them of approaching trains and embankments partly obscure the political bait for the votes of Held by Police in ton Park rinas “may onl [To ' any time a iv

Says St. Louis Real Estate Analyst By S. BURTON HEATH, NEA Staff Correspondent

Sum- have been named to Omega Tau Of James D. Mooney, president of per cent for torn, 30.3 per cent for dan Hall at Butler University. Logootee, as superintend- Alpha, radio brogdcasting honor- Willys-Overland. 7

Miller, Indianapolis, (other than mill. work, will fall{for wheat. Et Dun & Bradsiréet has a better Campaigne, chief editorial writer, Understand the problems of na-| igauge for the housewife. It shopsjand John G. Acklemire, editorial “Over the next two years wejone pound each of 31 selected writer, all of Indianapolis Star, Muncie Woman Loses $69

To Confidence Men

from 10 to 15 per cent this year. northeastern dealers expect.

told a National Industrial Board forum recently.

“We shall probably get 10 per/to Venezuela end Saudi Arabia.

cent, or half of that, in 1949, at least by the second half.

{a third what it was a year ago, fields will show as much As 13 10/8 & the US. News says atx/State Chamber of Commerce; M.

“We. | be is- R. Robinson, Culver Citizen, and she saw one of them pick up off We. are inevitably ,going to makes can bought at a dis I Tri aa pi p

y : peared after she give them 1 y 4 The Purdue chapter initiated |for “security,” ahve 9% For Downtown Park Spot

25 per cent decline in 1949.

Ben Davis High School. enter- have lower prices for food, cloth- count. ing and many other cost of living to walk into a sales room where une. {he was unknown and get a new| {Oldsmobile at list, with only a James Miles, station director of [WBAA.

1 The Wall Street Journal quotes few standard extras. Entertainers included Mary one Pittsburgh truck fleet owner:

items.” | Truck Price War

cally your own price right now.” And a nation-wide canvass by| that financial newspaper shows]

that the price war in truck tires attractive

is so lively that 30 and 35 per cent cuts are common in many places. We're headed for lower prices, says Benjamin H. Namm, prominent New York department store! owner. { “How much? I don't know. The! customer is the boss.”

of new ones both to stabilize at not more than 25 per cent below present levels.

hogs, 32.7 per cent for steers, 10.3] New initiates of The cost of building lumber, per cent for sugar, 30.4 per cent chapter included William A. Dyer,

Some ket ‘new usea” cars is down to

radios, household appliances, ition and publisher of the Hagers-

cameras and the like. wn Exponent, was guest duplicate

{but many of the best men’s shops| {have price cuts.

(of marketing at Harvard, says

tf r that markdowne in department oF © By 1955. Wenzlick expects the that mE po Ms ; 5 65/ Franklin M. Reck, an editor of cast platform where soun

{price of old houses and the cost| per cent of net sales) than in 1939 Farm Life; John E, Stempel, head

they were just as heavy in 1948.

Chapters in Session

journalism. frater-|

{general manager,

- Leon - Parkinson;Others Initiated

Also William Robinson, Indian|apolis News cartoonist;

, in mid-January $5.01. - [ 1 oil is down, and produc-

The chiseling cut on gray mar-ij, .. "press Indianapolis bureau

ichief; Newton Goudy,

One man even was able George Schwin,

Attractive Deals | The Indiana chapter initiated Most used cars are selling be- Harold Van Winkle, director of

O’'Neel Guest Speaker

Hundreds of dealers will give]

trade-in allowances onithe Hoosier State Press Assocla-

t Women's clothing is holding ww’ aker.

| Guests attending the meeting {were Victor -Bluedorn, national Malcolm P. McNair, professor SXOCUYE SECPULALY =a

the Indianapolis

been offering substantial

(5.38 per cent) and apparently of the Indiana University journal-

These sales and markdowns cut ident of Butler, and Richard T.|

But where will the cost of UVIng'yy, cost of living below the more James, Butler vice president and

as a whole settle down? Most economists hate to guess)

off the record: “I think that, generally speak-, ‘ing, over the next 10 to 15 years]

{we will go back to a price level

approximately 50 per cent higher The groundwork for the more,

immediate price drop, which Prof.|

{Saxon estimates at around 10 per|

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retail.)

lent items

formal figures shown by list price treasurer.

jcomparisons. | { Entertainers a‘ a program, infor publication. But Prof. Saxon! Th [SPONSOR BAKE SALE {Miss Lee Eaton, 46-yoar-aid} iuded—in-4} Pp » I that jstuck his neck out and salq pub- arity. i a apenaty The Navy Mothers Club of In- daughter of banker- |German, ain h . re for he ers of 5 licly what several others haves ,.. he Bureau of Labor Statisties|dianapolis will sponsor a food and Cyrus 8, Eaton of Cleveland, died » Inger: Simkins, (County of

{report that the consumer goods'bake sale Saturday, Feb. 26, at/last night after a month’s illness.

price index dropped about 1.7 per Sears farm store. | M$ : 1 cent from Aug. 15 to Dec. 15. As-| * ————— [south California for severa/ Michaelson, sings Tr; a, Ft County Welfare Pund of said Sounty | suming that this measures the Official Weather |years. ; Singe arin made on behalf. of said County. for 4p{decrease for a housewife. WhO! yniTEp STATES WEATHER BUREAU | : ——— TAN. Plans, Pu piaid loan to the sid ty Walt doesn't trouble to shop, it still is] —Feb. 13— _ Named to Club Post Shi ve ts Fund ah evidenced by ninecy 80 possible for a careful shopper—| Sunrise 641 | Sunset... B18 Mary Alice Grande oll : P, Mo oy nen vied Maren Te I. on ; , taking advaniage of sales and Precipitation 24 hrs. end. 1:30 a.m, 00. Miss ' | New Yor va o arrivals the y une, 1949, | Jan, 1 ..... 1.25/Grande Ave. has ted | New York = American tm. Amountef said loan being Pour Hun markdowns—to lop a great deal fetal Precipliiion, since Jan. 1 319| secret of the ny Heted) rter, to Cherbourg; Exchange, to Port Fifty Thousand EL 30 8a!

more off her food, clothing and|———.,5 - 2 A The follo home upkeep expenses. liare I other ilies

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day as : national administration's stand on farm prices and labor. f

{last night accused the Truman Administration in a Lincoln Day

/ Shetek ot dvubin-denting. a,b

phi; said the Democrats guilty of “double-talk” and failure {to plan for the future. Mr. Hal{lock sald farm product prices were dropping but that the prices farmers must pay for materials) and services were still high. }

farm income by the dollar price," |

jobserved in Indiana, beginning nim. | Twelve Indiana newspaper, ra-/today through Feb. 22, sponsored) Upon wnlocking the grocery! | NEW YORK, Feb. 12—The cost of “used” houses will start dio and public relations men were by the Reserve Officers Associa-/door to investigate, he found) {down by mid-1949. The cost of building a new home will begin initiated into Sigma Delta Chi, tion. [ . |sliding in 1950. - That is the prediction of Roy Wenzlick, St. Louis professional |real estate analyst, in an article in Better Homes & Gardens. nity, last night at a joint meeting Senior instructor of the Marine no} i r to [Trighton Mich: survived : By the middle of 1949 you can walk into almost any sales room. lof the Butler, Indiana and Pur-/Corps Reserve in Indiana, said the Juvenile Ald Division. The boy| (himeenidres fd.) .-Ten Butler University’ students, Pint to the car you want, and drive it home. That is the prediction que University chapters in Jor-|observance is particularly im- revealed the identity of his com-| EE" Shas TRVivo Bim

[portant in view of the existing panjon on the roof, also 13, but, Burial Washington Park Se, the ~Butler| World situation. “In order to pre-| police found the second youth had) HRN" IMVING NHL CHABEN Ey Serve our democratic liberties, it not returned to his home. E. Washington, any + af 3 Jameson G. 18 most essential that our citizens, Liquor Store Held Up GS Li le TT Sea \ e About 8:30 p. m. yesterday, &| _ wife of James E. i Aaah tional defense,” he said. {man held up William Ritter, 4 off $f Murry © Pi Bley sinter af.

George Victim to a two-man confidence {tion Is being cut back from Texas myjcorq, Indianapolis News re-/game near “New! S \porter-phtographer; Boyd Gill, York Sts. was a $60 loser today, ©Pened the station this morning]

Indiana St. told police two men yesterday about $140 worth.of automotive promised to split $500 in a purse *duipment and $5 in change, .

Real Sound Effects

sound aiects aren't faked. recent broadcast of “Family Hour er was carefully shielded by the Edwin’ V, O’'Neel, president of of Stars” much of the action took | sellers, the Fletcher Trust Pid and

CBS soundmen were unable

Star; CAF was

lism department; M. O. Ross, pres- doors whenever necessary.

ing table shows ihe_tempers: uf - Purdue... University- for thei

of the Scientech Club of Indiath apolis Monday in Hotel Antlers

ANNOUNCEMENTS

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LOWES—Sarah Josephine, : STAMLHUT-Bdward W,. #9 »

the Democratic

At Marion; Ind. ‘Sen. Jenner,

“nse

‘Rep. Halleck speaking at Del: were

measure |

"Miss Janice Sampson, 5810

aboring men and women.” sald} An attempted burglary by two

Dewey, , N, M.; Russe Elmer, Indianapolis; Merle Pordyue, Tucson, Aris: s. Rrow Descano, Oal; Mrs. 2 cen Ind; Mrs. Gr

National Security Week will be chased the boy but failed to catch

nes. y sce. Berry, | Toatanspotis: aiswsr of "Ray iiet |another boy inside. The 13-year-| [ tePo olis: vo Lt. Col, Stuart M. Charlesworth, 414 lad was faken In custody by! Tus Linton. Te Mrs. Oo Sand bof

y MN,» 3 great.grand.. away Priday Myo

The boy| children,

{121 E. Raymond St., and ‘ook $75 ~~ {from the cash register in = liquor | LS Rin, at |store at 2145 Madison Ave., where Mr. Riller is employed, - An Indianapolis woman who fell] John Horning, 52, of 5568 N, Temple Ave., manager of a filling tion, 2602 E. Michigan Bt.

Meridian and Mrs. Letha Lawler, 865 Roache Nd found thieves had stolen

The stranger disap- Reported $180,000 Paid

| The par lot just south of the Athletic Club, which patrons {call a little cinder-surfaced gold Times Special | NEW YORK, Feb. 12 — All ies tonce ' the reported

In a} While the name of the purchas-

place in a Frenéh automobile. the Indiana Trust Co. joint trus-| to|tees of the estate, it was under. the required effectsistood that the Pennsylvania Mofrom their recorded library. That tor Inn had bought it to erect a is, until someone remembered parking garage, but that conthat Wyla Wilson, assistant to|struction would wait until buildDirector Jack Johnstone, had a'ing costs drop. : new Renault. The little French! os mio

onto the broad: ‘Give or Bring’ Party

CHff Thorness started it, stopped TO Be Held Tomorrow

it, raced the motor, and slammed | A “give of bring” party will

panty {Le hia at 8:15 p. m. tomorrow {in Kirshbaum Community 'CenEaton Scion Dies ter, sponsored by the center's ORANGE, Cal. Feb, 12 (UP) 7*¥ish Cultural Committee.

ar |violinist; Walter Goldmann, di- 5, Ordiaance No. She and her mother had lived in "°Ct0r of Temple Beth-EI; Allan ed day of aarYy

id; Caronia, to Cruise; Mormiacdove to Warrants Para. Mormacgull,. to. Ris De : e Queen of Bermuda, to Bermuda;

Sante

The End | Station Low(SPring semester. ‘Clara, to Barranquilla. of collection. Bidders for day, -on 8 rimar |Atlanta BE | —— cma pe | WHT) required {day pot pi y market) tsi tenets | Boston bi LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES interest whie The’ wArsams are to . {prices of 28 key commodities. u k A il Chicago eye 38 em not exceeding five per cent (5%) (These are prices at source, not Unknown Assailant Cincinnati wl NOTICE OF SALE num, which interest will be payable at | Overall th ri tell Clevela - | The State of Indiana, acting Shrough the Division ofPublic Works and Supvly for ithe maturity of said warrants, Bue retail) Overall these prices fell Shoots Bar Patron Sati 3 ibnimons, ahr Ache on Cis Dh ei Ce, 4 FOR St hme, 1h oF Uh ERTS i Wh adeeb | 49. cen rom elr aK, Rva Ne .. { eaid school, as rect, Indisnhapolis, ans, on | - [Nov % 1947, to Jan 257 fhe lat. A 35-year-old man was in fair pi. wayre .. 32 158 o March, 1040, at 10:30 a. m. Central Standard Time. the following personal {sub "his bid in Arrange herewith. . 2 ¥ . » 8 * i i ‘ lest published figures. {condition Tn General Hospital to- Th WOR foe 4 Buty DIRECT CURRENT MOTOR LISTINGS IT a tt fae he day, after he was shot in a tavern Kansas City rrireaneie BB 50 Quantity HW. P. Volts RPM Make Condition Gecermined by comput total But the index for foodstuffs, 0 vesterday [Los Angeles coe. MA | 2 1/20 18 80 Emerson Motors, MMe. .....oiieiies Pair [terest on all of the warrAnts to matu which are leading the drop, was] ) Bra x 2518 Col Miami . RE n ” 3 ie He : Hi Lelsna Motors, men “700d ang deducting thereffom the premium off 33.4 per cent from its Jan. 1 Thomas Bracken, 2! olum- Minneapolis-St. Paul ........ 3 b .1 wing Motor ¢ «00d lif any, Accrued interest on WATTAnIS | " r ‘ bla Av told 1 he did t New Orleans so. 68 5 | 1/19 119 800 Emerson Motor vedio amen «+ POOr lwil] be computed on the basis of the bid {1947, peak. (The retail peak came a Ave, to police J not yew York , ces 33 18 | } " 2 1726 Westinghouse Motor ++. G00d | rate accepted. Both principal and interest 'a year and a balf later.) The/know the assailant, but that he Okishoma City .......... # 41] | Teh 20 400 Norinwestern Motor lll Boa of ola Nasrants 10 ba pavebie at the office market peak. for differ-|Was wounded while in Savoy Tov: Pitan bh 3M 3 1 * 230 900 Allis Chalmers Motors o. Wair Court House, Indianapoits Iodine. the came at different/ern, 25th St. and Martindale Ave. San Antonio Ha n ped 1 II Gener Eeetrie Motor TE en! Tue undersigned, purssen to suid og |{times. Some significant drops in- He was arrested on a charge of gt routs lm “1 1 110/200 1764 Prigidaire Motor ve <.-Junk Marion County auditors. Ofties up to. {clude 30.7 per cent for butter, 52.3 VAgrancy. - Washingion, D.C... iv 3 » i i la 1200 Roth Motor or LRA {cloth AM, Sqnirst Standard Time, ‘of B —— 1 1g 220 "00 Allis Chalmers Motor ve Poor a ul ah, and iba y . i 1 230 1780 General Electric Motor Ceaeas oo JUNK farmstion concerning same are on fle : , a . niin a Ha . ican... Laundry MACOADETS oo. wa nlPAIE Lge of guid Auditor and may Be (o] a S eq er 0 OCasS : } 7 1 Berson MOTOr .......... ...isecceensens Far iobteined upen application | : 3 i 3450 Powell -Molors deariaaneas Juir| The right is reserved to reject any or ] 2 ae Ho Rhoenis Joo Ap ceveceaveec JURE gl) bids, Esch bidder must state the i : A lite Seneral Hactrie FERRIER ot amount of cash whieh will be paid by i ] . In Seners nl lectric ...iiiieiiiiee P T bidder for the warrants pr to he } ] 80 wing ator tens Pais (purchased and each Sid be noconrs } 3 in 1000 Fhoehix MOLOr oo iii ieee ; i panted hy a certified check for three per } } am J ard = or, ‘ . Pore cent (3°) of the par value of the warrants 1 3 220 1000 General Flectrie Junk Pd upon and drawn against moneys th : 2 od Ger 3 Sack ph % [rome reliable bank in Marion Oounth ] 3 a2 1600 oen o or . un {Indiana, sald check to be made payable . ol 3 LH 1400 American Latin oe P o {to The Board of Commissioners of Marton : in 1460 Bwing Bettie MOOR ..ooiecnenerrinres 3 Poor County a Suafantz of the prmance | » 30 1750 General Electric Motor : + Poor JO rea react 4 a rm p 0 1 Ta 230 1150 Genera) Ei*ctric Motor oo Pit ivided by the Auditor and approved pe ? The 280 1180 Watson Motors Good The Beard .of Commissioners, without ad1 15 20 1060 American Laundry Machinery Pair | " - } ditions, interlineations or erasures and: me

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LET US WASH YOUR COMMERCIAL WIPING RAGS

OVERALL LAUNDRY

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tod ¥onr—1 N. Meridian

PARTLY CLOUDY AND CLOUDY ARIAS

7.0 RG ULDATORY, CoM 190% EOW, 1.4. WASHER ALL GNTS RESERVED. |

TONIGHT A ) TOMORROW—A surge of frigid Canadian air will sweep across most of the a ght. Snow flurries are predicted for the Great Lakes and portions of the Ohio Valley. ul To: the fotocast map indicates continued wintry blasts for the Mississippi Valley and |

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Type C813, D. C, 230 Volts, KVAS, D Plother form of bid will be tonsidered 4nd

Janette Rotary Converter 3 110, Single Phase. Speed 1600--Condition is same ns alteration shall be made if

2, 80 cycles, A C,, Volis the. 1 ow shall be

as 1 Janette Rotary Converter, Type CP13 DC. 118 Voit to A. €.. 100 Volt. [Taeiea mn an cveiroe od arta i 3800 RP Pair condition - {for Marion County Tax Anticipation War. 9 Rotary Converters that are Junk approx. weight, 30 lbs, {rants County Welfare Pund” and shall ENOINES AND GENERATORS {have no other writing or printed ma 2 Plemi Harrisburg Steam Engines with Westinghouse Direct Current Gener- lo. aistinguishing marks on the out ators Direct Connected. Sige of generators are $2.5 KW. 125-220 Volta, 250 of the envelope. Bids must be amps. 278. RPM. Serial No T45683 and 745684 1. Three Panel Switch Board, buill The Esterline Co, Lafayette, Indians i LIGHTING FIXTURE GLASS GLOBES ‘ Toe & 13 18 No. 3402138 Monax Glass Globes #1340 Chip-Resistant size 187x187 01% "'5¢", | 1ndiana on . 14 57% "x8" Hyperion-Lite Glass Olobes d will be furnished to ¢ 2 13x68 “x8 Ryperion-Lite Glass Globes bidder at the expense of the County, » ' i a oo x Derion-Lite Slap Globes RALPH F. MOORE, . #34" Hyperion-Lite Glass Globes t Ind! MRI yperion - Opal Ball Globes a _Juditor Marion COUmy., 2 and, ISCELLANEOUS BPQUIPMENT LISTING TO 2 Three-Hole gan stoves » YWING 1 Three-Bection Vulcan gas range approx. weight 1000 Ibs 1 Estate Cas Range, | 1 So Tone Blectric Dishwasher Model HM. Serial No. 42085, approx. weight | 1 Triumph Mi Tank approx. weight 400 Iba 1 U8 5 g Machine Approx weight: 150 lbs 1 Toaster approx. weight 100 Ihe 1 Royal Western Chief Forge approx, weight 100 ibs 1 80 Oal Oalvanized Water Tank . 1 Double om. : EAST » t Genera) Electric Model R. 115 voit, 578% Watt irons-Poor condition, |GOLDEN 1 PF. N Clement Band Saw 32° {HORNADAY 1. Pile of Metal and Scrap » Fox 13 tone KROGER

SAI Said property will be sold for cash to the highest responsible bidder. Payment | MAI be made by cash, certified check, or cashier's check! Wince time for A check may be necessary. successful bidders will be riquired to make a at the close of sale of $100 be accepted) ay {until such check can he obtained

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, In the in omptly of the amount bid, anid A he coessful bidder shail remove all of sa { J Indiant Sate Bchool for the Deaf within 30 Sale lof making Rares in full II payment must be made wi days from the {da deposit, the balance of said moneys to be made payable to

the right to reject any or all 10 re-ad and to time ne he" evant the offiers ising the Sa deem i"

R, “Mersucx, Director ube Works as ’ ; ne

offer sale a secon be to the best