Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 May 1949 — Page 11

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1i hese prices feature Extras” that aren't!

F you're price-conscious these days as you shop for new cars, you've probably made a big discovery.

It’s important to find out what the price includes = particularly in the normal : “spread” between list and delivered prices.

Take these Buick prices given here. All of them, as the panel tells you, cover such universally wanted accessories as radio and antenna, heater and defroster, windshield washers and built-in back-up lights,

These are individually itemized on your bill of sale. Not itemized, but still.included in your Buick when you get it, are many things that classify as extra-cost items on many other cars.

For instance, Foamtex seat cushions are an extra value on Buick SUPERS and ROADMASTERS that cost you nothingextra.

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Rites Tomorrow

Richmond Native i Dies dt Age 23

Bervices will be held tomorrow at 8:30 a. m. in Kirby Mortuary ‘and at 9 a. m. in 88, Peter and {Paul Cathedral for M., Richard | Pohlmeyer, 2258 N. Meridian St. who died Monday in Marion County Tuberculosis Hospital at Sunnyside. will be at _ |Richmeond. Mr. Pohlmeyer, who was 23, was born in Richmond and had lived in Indianapolis 10 years. He secretary, an dS jattended Arsenal Technical High George CrossSchool. Recently he had been! n dianapolis, associated with his father iniglumni secretary.

has been elected

His parents, Mr. and Mrs. «|Hirschy and Curtis

grandmother, Mrs. Frank ton, Richmond, survive.

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Steckel to Head Blue Key Society

Clyde J. Ye.

Butler University chapter of Blue Key, senior men's honor society, Robert ' Ritchhart of

Mr. Steckel

Pohlmeyer Realty Co. Formerly] Newly Initiated members in ad- Rollin Wheeler, Columbus, O.; & uiisg he worked at H, P. Wasson & Co. dition to the officers are Richard stepson, Frank Anderson, Indian-| ville,

R. Pohimeyer, and his a. | Wayne: Richard Jackson, Nobles-| Columbus, O.; a sister, Mrs. May Cleo, Fowler, 8hel- gine; Herbert Luszander, Kirkiin,| ted Rob Embry, Indianapolis.

‘Confirms Appointmen | VASHINGTON, May § (UP) Saiviom 10 A | Cities. 4 BE oa Lilly & Co, who died yester- who died yesterday in his home, | Sa | ment of Philip J. Finnegan of 98 [Sk Elinois for judge of the Seventh!

. 8. Circuit Court of Appeals.

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Burial will follow in Union Chape

Cemetery. Mr, Pressel. who was 65, had lived in Indianapolis most of his lite, ! Surviving are a sister, Mrs. David - Ross, Indianapolis, and, four brothers, John Pressel, In-| dianapolis; Raymond Pressel! Gwynneville, and Harry andj Dewey Pressel, Indianapolis.

Benton Maxey =]

Benton Maxey, 124 W. 14th St. {who died Monday in General Hos-| tal, will be buried in New wn Cemetery following serv-| ices at 10 a. m. tomorrow in!

John S. Wheeler Dies at Age 68

Services for John Sherman! Wheeler, 549 Udell St, night watchman who died Monday in General Hospital, will be held at 11 a. m. tomorrow in the Twenty. Fifth Street Baptist Church, Burial! will follow in New Crown Cemetery. { Mr. Wheeler, who was 68, was ia native of Chillicothe, 0, but!

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{ad lived in Indianapolis 30/7, J, “motners West Bide : (years. He was employed ar a Chapel. He was 39. | night watchman for Midway “'g A a Ile wile | Auto Sales, Inc. He was a mem-|; cio. tuo deughters, Miss

Ie are Jeanette and Miss Ruth Maxey;! |Zetta: a daughter, Mrs, ' Eien) Ris father, Charley Maxey, Tomp- : : ikinsville, Ind.; three sisters, Mrs, {Brandon, Alliance, O. & 80n. jennie Richardson, Glasgow, Ky.; Nina B. Maxey, Tompkins-! and Mrs. Chlorine Shirley, Roy Wheeler, Indianapolis, and four brothers, Will and J, B. and a Maxey, all of Tompkinsville.

ndchild, Ips | grande Eric C. Melaun

t John E. Voigt | Services will be held tomorrow | Services for John E. Voigt, a at 2 p. m. in J, C. Wilson Chapel | machine shop at of the Chimes for Eric C. Melaun,

Kyvik, Ft. apolis; a brother,

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in St, Vincent’s Hospital, willlR. R. 3, Danville. He will be be held at 3 p. m. tomorrow inentombed in Crown Hill Mauso-! Moore Mortuaries Irvingtonileum. t Chapel. Burial will follow in| Mr. Melaun, who was B53, was!

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gest food properly, swell with gas | {suffermg all along. Then lafter meals, have skin eruptions, | ay Hons, worn-out feeling coated tongue, thick, bad taste] Come to » auick end. {and foul breath, can’t sleep right, ONLY COSTS FEW {are headachy, worn out and — DAY TO TAKE IN for the

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Crown Hill, a toolmaker and machinist. Born | Mr. Voigt, who was 55, was/in Milwaukee, he had worked here | born in Peoria, Ill, but had lived at International Harvester Co, in Indianapolis 45 years. An em- and William H. Block Co. | ployee of the Lilly firm 29 years,, He was affiliated with Irving-i Mr. Voigt lived in 1816 N. Leland ton Masonic Lodge, Scottish Rite | St. He was a veteran of Worldiand Shrine. War I and a member of Engle-i Survivors are his wife, Mra] wood Christian Church, Masonio| Mary R. Melaun; one son, Eric, Lodge No. 669 and the 8cottishiC. Melaun Jr. Indianapolis; one! Rite, stepson, Warren L. Taylor, La!

color table cloths. border designs.

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Mother's Day Sunday. May th A Gift Mother Will Appreciate

Large Dining Table, size 72x00. Pretty first quality. Linen All Scranton cloths are easily laundered.

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All over lacy patterns with attractive

Surviving are his wife, Helena Crescenta, Cal; one brother, Her- | L.; a brother, William Voigt, Cin-'man L. Melaun, Indianapolis, and | ieinnati, and & niece. one sister, Mrs. Francis Raths, | | Indianapolis, | { {

'F. Otto Minter F. Otto Minter, president of thei Minter Coal & Coke Co. here 40 years before retiring and moving to California last year, will be buried in Crown Hill following services at 10 a. m. Friday in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary.

Services for Charles KE. Me- | | Anulty, 312 E. 8t. Clair 8t, who

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BTS bowel |1 p. mM. tomorrow in Moore Mori also contains ity aries Peace Chapel. Burial will

| Cemetery. Mace, Ind. He was 50.

Jaon before! A barber, Mr, McAnully was| Mr, Minter died Sunday In b your food and horn in Mace and had lived in|vallejo, Cal. He was 70. He was to $12.50 n the stomach Lafayette 10 years before movingia member of the Pentalpha Ma-| Swollise" and | to Indianapolis a year ago. He| sonic Lodge. Plus Tax

{was a member of the American py ohas | Legion, VFW and Eagles Lodge, Fe vanishes (all in Lafayette. et for years gurviving are his wife, Marga~ xatlVe. It con- ret; a daughter, Mrs. Wanda Mor

bowl clea ansing | |rison, Indianapolis; a brother,

Surviving are his wife, Ger trude Verne Minter; a daughter; Mrs. Phyllas Sommer, Vallejo; two sisters, Mrs. Otto P. Deluse and Miss Emma Minter, Indian. apolis, and a granddaughter,

'Mrs. Artisha Hiatt

Services for Mrs. Artisha Mum-| Rows Hunt galt, 3158 N Ale bama St, who died yesterday in Services for Elmer Pressel, 416, [Methodist Hospital, Yon be held, (8, Temple Ave, native of near Friday in the Smith & Son FuCastleton, who died yesterday. nore} Home, Fountain City, Ind. Inner- will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomor- gy rial will * follow in Willow| iv. ave” stores | row in the Dorsey Funeral Home. Grove Cemaiery there. She was 69.) | Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Paul McPherson, Indianapolis; .

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Laura Cox, Boulder, headaches, skin !Colo., and one grandchild,

and cleeple black or brown, . Elmer Pressel

CENTS Al NER-AID

large Bobunice

You get direction signals, rear wheel shields, a flexible steering wheel, an air cleaner, an oil filter, a clock —all included in the basie list price. On all ROAD. MASTERS, these prices even cover Dynaflow Drive as standard equipment, not an extra~cost item.

Included also, of course, are such Buick extra values as Fireball power, which you get nowhere else~all-coil springing, almost an exclusive the widest rims in the industry-and that very special and desirable solid Buick feel.

So=check the ‘‘extras’’ when you price today’s cars. Check the ‘deal’ too, and make sure it’s as fair and aboveboard as the Buick sales policy.

We're pretty sure what your oonclusion will be when you see what stepped-up production is doing to deliveries. You'll decide ‘‘'Buick’s the buy!’’—and get your order in.

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When better automobiles are bullt BUICK will bulid them

COMMUNITY BUICK, INC. tdisnapols 8, Iadana

INCLUDING RADIO, WINDSHIELD WASHERS, BACK-UP LIONTS—AND DYNAFLOW

ROADMASTER SERIES including Dynafiow Drive

son, Raymond Hunt, Indianapolis; two sisters, Mrs. Ina Hedge, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Bessie Brennan, ‘Bucyrus, O.; twa brothers, Earl Mumbower, Dunkirk, Ind, and Milo Mumhower, Ridgeville, and five ag a at 2 Friends at Moo pea tuaries Pe nk untlt a. m. tomorrow.

GEORGE W. USHER Funeral Home Chapel — Organ “As Newt As Your Nearest (elephone”

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UNDERSEAT HEATER, DEFROSTER,

DAIVE ON ROADMASTER MODELS.

SPECIAL SERIES

“Gifts” for Mother, “Rambler”

HANDBAGS

plus inside sipper, double zipper top and handles and swagger underalm styles in

Women's “Balarino” or

House Slippers

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Umbrellas

White enamel, 4 DunWell built. CASH OR PAYMENTS

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Utility Cabinets

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Double door. Reinforced, 5 shelves, 24" wide, 12” deep and 60" high. Very sturdy construction. Regular $15.95.

Sturdy Steel WARDROBES EE

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Double doors. 24” wide with

hat shelf. 20"