Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 September 1949 — Page 34

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78 Household Goods SALE! ©. LIVING ROOM SUITES

WARIOUS PABRICS--WERE $115.98

«NOW $99.95 GAS RANGES

‘WELL-KNOWN BRANDS--WERE $110 a

- Furniture & Appliances 2338 STATION ST. IN BRIGHTWOOD

SONVERY T0 OIL is, new R mole pipe. yi wa. bal ui 8 wh, Paints 3

LAMAZOO

QUALITY LIABIRS MINCE Yee

Mon. 1 Eves 4 ny R1-3891

ELEC. RANGES LIBERAL . HEC Quick Appliance Service. Co.

OPEN EVENINGS TILL 8 P, M, | 2

3425-27 BE. 10th (at Olney) 1m

ARE YOUR FIRST WORDS “ON MY ACHING BACK"?

for custom-made

hr a Ee i

Radio—Television—Repalr Smmediste Delivery and Installation

LANE RADIO ©0. 308 B10 Su Open Eve AT $100

79a Musical Instruments PLAY ACCORDION Instrument Loaned ree with Lessons INDIANA MUSIC ©O0. 115 E Ohio St. FR-1184

i complete RIDDICK PIANO GO. ; ORG

forts. RIDDICK PIANO CO.

Practice Plane Excellent for Students BROWN PIANO £0.

MUSIC STORE

£8 nev’ RIDDICK PIANO 00.

[STUDENT PIANOS $25 Each oF

Pine for Beginners MARION MUSIC CO. nN ove. APOLLO 0

RIDDICK PIANO C0. REAM PIANO SHOP

| save you reared Sh CE ag $10°00. , 4 sil RE

80 Furniture Buyers General Auction Co. w Co Mise ~— NODGE Es - RI-2018, N

ENTER YOUR. DOG NOW In the HKC Dot Show to be held Sunday, t._ 3. 33.000 a trophies pees aToiries close Sept. 18

t and edtry blanks | © 318 Ind

Kgnne! Club.

Indianapolis lease

FORD 12.4 breed th Wins INDPLS. "I SHOP |= breeds

ou ot irda, ys amsters, DaTote: snted: Jupples, Canaries. ~109 r Dally-Sun., » to § ‘

REGISTERED AIREDALE

1 Yr, old. 330. or will trade for ui , 703 Allisonville Ra. xa PRPTRN, IF a hod "Shs |

bE yooi Romies 1 es for kittens black

ER and white. ‘TA-598)

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Rh Garden Needs TOMATOES SPECIAL

AUTOMOTIVE 90 Autos for Sale 6 BUICK Sed. hs On. Bead

“46 Buick Super 4-Dr.

A fine automobile in thé best of condition,

2431 Park Ave. "81 BUICK convertible, lack. is in ition Ihruout; Can be

ment; monthly. Ca

perfect con-

conv EA ~cpe.,

can be

an payment. See

RE, pe Boren lot lar 4. Pore

sctual miles, fully equipped, OPEN EVENINGS

INA UNE WASH MA 80

CAr must be seen to be appreciated. A real bargain Ses it

SUPERIOR CHEVROLET, INC,

528 E. Washington

Lot

Heater, Hehe grey finish. mechanically OK. $68)

Indiana's Largest Nash Dealer

1450 N. PENN.

oversize tires op body int in excellent condition Ares bassin priced for agick | salt You can't §1.045

KEETON BROS.

ut. maroon nil e. A

“rites Wivons

bt + CHEVROLET 3-.door. R. & H,

res: Jow mile-

coli’ & condition. 288

0 nth, Bat Bp EE : torr EST Ha Fons MoT Sons -9831

’ 36 Chev. new fires, seat covs, .e, ya: $138, cash or terms. $85 dn a. WA-0737,

agerigice co ia ih n tant miler | Kiéfon ke

Aero sedan; ; many fi 410. WA.

Dae E25 ing

ow it ur

guaranteed cars have Durchased | |

La 3 Bu uick | |

49 0 Chevrolet, $395 Dn. had |

3 To choose from, less than 6000

"48 Chev. Station Wagon

Low mileage. A-1 condition. This

PENN MOTOR INN

o| V8 CHEV. Convi set of Heavy duty |

| "ar erie)

ne an paint and ex-one-owner

Ls oe Sum, 43 438 Va. |

ull in every res rms rm

j 9 Autos for Sale 3

RECONDITIONED In @ Buick Shop~

beautiful |

'48 STUDE. 4-Dr. "41 BUICK Special '46 BUICK Super '46 OLDS “66” "46 NASH 4-Dr, '38 DODGE Sedan '49 KAISER 4-Dr. '41 DODGE 2-DR. '40 OLDS “98”

The Home of Buickized Used Cars

OPIN EVININGS UNTIL 9:00

MA-2848 |

'46 CHEVROLET 4-DR,

MERIDIAN AT ITH

Sedanette, Radio.

“Indiana's Largest

In a Buick Way and GUARANTEED

$1875 $695 $1345 $1295 $995 $295 $1895 $595 $595

Landerulser Overdrive 4-DOOR SEDAN Radio. Heater

Sedan, Radio, Heater, Nice!

Heater. Nice SEDAN) Radie and Heater Radio, Heater, Like new, 2000. Miles. SEDAN: Radle Heater, He, SEDA adlo and y

Bulek Dealer”

E. WASH. AT RURAL

90 Autos for Sale

HE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES :

94 Trucks, Semi-Trailers

'48 Plym. Bus. Cpe, "48 Dodge 4-Dr. Tnsd, '48 Dodge 4-Dr. ‘47 Dodge 4-Dr. ‘47 Olds 4-Dr. '46-Dodge Bus. Cpe. ‘42 Pontiac 4-Dr, '48 Dodge CIb. Cpe.

‘BARGAINS IN

"33 to '42 Models Make Us an Offer

2 LOCATIONS OPEN TILL 0 P. M.

| 3547 E. Wash, IR-8341

Virginia at New Jersey IM-3563-OPEN TILL 6 P. M.

DODGE “JOB RATED” TRUCKS

FanIEy

‘36 PLYM. SED ‘36 CHEV. Twn. Sed.

$35.00 DOWN '38 CHEV. TWN. SED. ‘33. PLYM CPE ‘34 CHRYSLER CPE YOUR CHOICE, $95 —

'47 Chev, 2-Dr,, $1195

FULLY EQUIPPED

39 Buick 2-Dr.__$595

REALLY, REALLY NICE

40 Plym, 4-Dr.__$550

RAD & HTR.. NEW PAINT

'41 Buick CI. Cp. $795

SUPER. LIKE NEW

4601 E. 10th St.

BUY TODAY

Many Older Models to Choose From

| RALPH HOCKETT

IM-9831

48 Ford Convt, $1350

REALLY SHARP

'40 Chev. 2-Dr.. _$5695

CLEAN; RUNS PERFECTLY

'40 Stude. 2-Dr., $395

CHAMPION: RUNS GOOD

'41 Pont, 2-Dr.__$595

ABOVE AVERAGE

BL-4738

L 115 N. ILL, vggggedt ¢ ~ NOTHING. DOWN

*35's to "38 rime Fords and PAYMENTS 33 PER WEEK CAPITOL MOTOR SALES 720 N. CAPITOL LI-7920 41 STUDE. Champ. 3-Dr. $248 dn. | 4 1 £ WASH. . t FR 4383 #8 BUICK BUP., R. & H., $348 DN. , C I. WOLF %Ss™

mm 94 94 Trucks, Semi-Trailers

“CHEVROLET 1/2. TON

HEAVY DUTY UTILITY

, beautifyl maroon, has only actual miles. one owner: perf. -Z terms can be

i own payment, Illinots 38 | WL ACKARD aa ch s pot $378. lean, runs n

MoBINTY — qe a8 MASS. a Te han Was sered This car J. on by LR an de 3 Po with “a0

| down” barme Jhonthly Can be 938 N10 EAOKA

195 ARD 6, good, clean inside. reas

S=| 39 PLYM. 2-DR.

Good transportation. Weekly payments $195

‘41 O o

a tires. runs 8. _CA-8662.

| C= =

rob atpect. 3 excepTerms or

$195; good; oa A

he odin? ~418-MASS, Wacall

"41 DODGE 4-DR. SED. Good transportation

4 Guilford.

1215 N. MERIDIAN * LL 4421 1041 osommand Car, $298. Meridian Lo Loan GCo., Ine. , N. Hanon st. AL 38.

“oR - Ts ass. '48 FORD 2-DR.

Fully ‘squipped. White walls

~'46 FORD 2-DOOR

Beautiful maroon finish, 4 sood tires, Mechanically OK. I"

PENN MOTOR INN

Indiana's Largest Nash Dealer 1450 N. PENN. RI-5301 | Supe; DeLuxe RIX Coupe

| eliatis

PORD oi “dark Bar a, wl or make offe

5 ul oach. Runs | MoQINTY -— 419 Mass.” | ERP a Uentlic Shes ot BAP CN Ral*S Sack Fa 1381 |

reer

tires. BR-0

11 PORD Mod: A” Victoria coupe,

very good. private owner BE a

GA. JoN RAL sal Yi

MUST sell 1048 Pord convert week end Like new

A ne “KAISER Sedan, almost new, 2,000 miles, will trade. LI-8731,

see spe :

* Lun

extras fo or ov $1308 oi ot |

n. Special. J4d4

MODEL A ora; Bx. cond 8 good |

ES > 1215 N. MERIDIAN * LL 4421 3. Fi. Town Bd. radio, heatet,

Meridian Loan “Sou, Inc. 820 N. Meridian St. Oe

"48 PLYM. DLX. CPE.

Low mileage: black finish.

VALUES

ONE-OWNER CARS 1950 NEW CAR TRADE-INS

STUDEBAKERS

'49 CHAMP, REGAL 4-DR. '49 CHAMP. 2.DR. '49 CHAMP, COUPE '48 COMM. GLASS COUPE '48 LAND CRUISER

LOW MILEAG

Many More—E-Z Terms ONLY AT

: 3 car with all | 3 Ay sacrifice for . an MOTOR SALES _. my a. Ave. ay gid ou Tout. GR or ‘ Bid, ape, deluxe 3-Dr.; motor sea hiulad; if sold Voda will take . HI-0731, 3138 ® . Jersey | + — deluxe

5 PLYMOUTH pecial coach, 125.000 ctus] miles, radio, | Beer Original at. $1178. CH-

wner

‘31 PLYMOUTH 3-Door. _ ¢( Orisinal paint; upholstery immaculate chanics Uy A- 245. Tradg- terms. North 1 Minos _Street. only $198

“MOGINTY — — 419 MASS.

% 8 PLYMOUTH {3 Dpe . $35_down; rk JN ~filinots 8st,

) on Teas

‘ PLYM. 3.D Fes cond Howner 3118 1 8 eClure, BE-8500

“46 Pontiac "8"

4-Door Streamliner, beautiful black finish, radio, heater, a one owner car.

245 HEDGES PONTIAC

[3215 E. Washington, FR. 23938

1215 N. MERIDUN + IL Cl

MOTORS (911 VA. AVE. CA-1583

STUDEBAKER

'37 FORD, $95 '31 PACKARD, $145 '35 FORD, S15 '38 DeSOTO, $135 '36 CHEV. $95 ‘31 PLYM,, $95 '35 FORD, $15 MODEL A FORD, $95

Il cars run sood

FRED WILLIAMS, JR.

“Your Lincoln-Mercury Dealer”

9th & Illinois

~ NOTHING DOWN

‘35's to "38's prev. Pords and yms NTS 9 PER

‘48 PONT. Conv. $395 Dn.

top and A extras. Just N EVENINGS

WL GENERAL AUTO SALES JE WASH 0

| Sbrive Our Cu re ois Buy 4 Pom, roy ol. Cpe. $595 .

ner A title, W. 8. Wall

ike ne

| Tires, a 2821

PONTIAC 3 -“Coach only 3248

“MoGINTY - _— ay MASS. ~ 738 PONTIAC 4.DR Reall ¥ s00d transportation.’ priced | E__ WASHINGTON a8 PONTIAC ¢ ar R H. hydra. ma ow miles as rifice.! $n N Ath ols

a uipped with radio, heater pew |

| Northwestern]

FR-8115 |

WE. "'MORDOM MOTORS 1841 BE New York 43 Ciey Btyle Delx.,

$1395. $43 mo Sed $365: $30 mo.

yg $695. $40 mo

| | | | |

1003 W “MOSTLY NEW CAR TRADE- so "ri QUALITY USED’ CAR AT THE RIGHT PRICE SEE HICKMAN OLDS

1510 N MERIDIAN ST! DE,

16th

No other like it. Cash; col

up tract ~ Ri-9531, pry

BR 4408 a" STD DERAKER Comr anger sedan d cond One own a Wii Lys R & H overdr ive at * wi tires MA 281 Sa Sun after

Days,

3 ® cond

ALL ABOVE CARS HAVE O'DRIVE

K-R-U-S-E

~ TRANSPORTATION

PFR-5622 | $1860; $80 mo. | “3

ed $150. $25 mo. | =]

R1-6378 SIE 41- ~Champion deluxe slud k

4-dr Wn |

poles, stabilizer jacks, heavy duty trailer hiteh, spotlight, built-in tosl boxes. All rubber good Priced to sell.

SUPERIOR CHEVROLET, INC., LOT

525 B Washington

"SUPERIOR HAS THE TRUCKS

Pickups--Panels—Stakes Canopies—Chassis and Cabs Tractors and School Buses

Superior Chevrolet, Ine. 525 8 WASHINGTON ST. INDIANAPOLIS MA- Masa,

“746 Chev, | Chev. VoeT, Pan, $195 Dn,

Has had excellent care. oR EW NGS. SampysfL GENERAL AUTO SALES '40 and '4! CHEVROLET 1/Ton—New paint, 6- ; wy tires. Ideal for electricians and plumbers. All A-l condition, from $7115. See them today.

SUPERIOR CHEVROLET, INC,, LOT

525 E. Washington MA-2848

'46 CHEV. /,-TON

{Choice of Pick-up and Panel) i”. Both. =Rewly painted. Look and run

FADELY-ANDERSON, INC.

DODGE AND PLYMOUTH 3847 E_ WASH 1IR-8341 {1947 CHEVROLET 1;-ton Sedan De- | livery Sant Se told from new: mileage; eau only {1 dos. r_ Ter MU PLLER. MOTOR Saves | 53 BE South 8t 602 Va. Ave

- _DooaE | 172 TON |FABELY-ANDERSON, ‘ING.

BR Paint for

'FADELY-ANDERSON, INC. DODGE TRUCKS [ virginia at New Jersey IM-3883 1947 DODGE J4-tom stake in good | IL cond. One owner truck, low milease for only $995 Terms or trade MU ath 8 ER MOTOR 402 Va _ 46 DODGE 2-TON TRACTOR. $605 01 E WASH A383

¢ FR AIDS 46 DODGE '3-TON PANEL

| WOLF:733 5,300

Fu.ly equipped with turn signals, winch, gin ;

low |

M3863

02 Va _Ave |

A BARGAIN gl ET FR

MoRINTY — 478 MASS. — FONG. Fo -

oS ahd « i Joo ws. BA wood

FADELY-ANDERSON, , ING.

TRUCKS Virginia at ROR Jersey ™-3863 FORD, a1 x. stake, $479; runs

“MeBINTY - — 479 MASS.

“40 INT'N'L 11/,-TON VAN

An ideal truck for furniture moving

FADELY-ANDERSON, INC,

Virgitiia at New Jersey

“146 Ward La France Tractor

D-1 Model; Sth wheel; tanks; straight air, Resdy

FADELY-ANDERSON, ING. TRUCKS

saddle

Virginia at New Jersey

95 House Trailers

1948 ADAMS--25 ft, excellent cond, vy. owner, $950. 32521 N. pier

LAD LR pt pk | as Sim Dr 89 wa oy taWAYNE TRAILER SALES

ude the now 18- te Jobo VacaTes. 8201 W. oe.

ASH INDIAN LIS 1-FOOT “Disp! tratler, 1 year he MA-8451 1. ”

1945 Indian Cye. 195. 1948 BRAS 5s $198

Meridian Loan . “Go, Ine. 820 N. Meridian St. WHIZZER 1 “good condi

motor bike, tion. Would trade for car. 1220. N

Cale. IM-9708 97 Wanted Automotive

CASH FOR CARS

OR CONDITION HIGH DOLLAR DAVIE MAURER

919 N. SENATE LI-5346

WE BUY AND SELL USED CARS Anything of Value as Trade COLUMBIA MOTORS 1501 E. WASH 902 BE. WASH. CASH FOR YOUR CAR | WOLF:2701 € wasn. . t FR a7)

HIGH CASH PRICES

oar or equity; any make or model

RELIABLE MOTORS 1018 N. Meridian re) s wel VRRT 708 ART SACKS 23/05 Ww. w. MICHIGAN CA-2480

~~ CASH WAITING

Por Your Car or Equity L. DRESHER 1101 N. Meridian R1-7658

ws Wanted—Good Used Cars

30TH & CENTRAL SALES CO.

TA-4501 “WANT ‘41s. 46s. dis. 40s, 30s. 388. JONES & MALEY, INC.

un EB A ek ST. FR-4341

STAR NEEDS 100 CARS OPEN YVENINGS TILL §

P.M. * STAR MOTORS * 107_E. Wash. CA-4532

a ti———— WOULD like clean car. Late model preferred. Call ary time.

FR-5589

Get Top Cash for Your Car HARRY A. SHARP CO,, ING.

443 Virginia Ave. MA-9341 SEB Buy US

CAl eheid wasBington: on or £ ngto

WILL PAY YOUR PRICE > YOUR CAR IS CLEAN. FR-3340

92 Tires, Accessories GUARANTEED USED TIRES

We Have Your Sise Open TA M to 8 P M

AT-2023 117 Wash St

93 Auto Parts & Service

SPECIAL

BRAKE RELINE

$1625 THIS MONTH ONLY SCORED DRUMS

$1-25 Each

Indiana's Largest and Most Modern Pontiac Parts and Service Suppliers

Hedges Pontiac,

Inc. 3215 E. WASH. FR.2393

— Prewar Prices On All

AUTO PARTS

We have rebuilt generators, |starters, transmissions, springs and rear assemblies.

Wright's Auto Service

|CA-8151 953 E. Maryland “INSTALL 4 NEW FORD MOTOR WALTER HISER

“Your North Side Ford Dealer” Niinols as Re bh HU-1514

sTUD DE si —Champion Coupe: only OUR BOARDING "HOUSE —With Major Hoople

MeainTy NTY — 479 MASS,

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Mrs. Bettie Manno, a loser in the "Mrs. Philadelphia” beauty contest, “shows her 8-year-old son, Douglas, photostats of ballofs she charges had been fallied incorrectly. - Asserting she . should have won, Mrs. Manno sued to take the title from Mrs. Doris Mooney, 19.

Foot Soldier Still Key-Gen. Clark

Declares They'll Take

Main Role in War

The American doughboy, the foot soldier, will play the key role in any future war, Gen. Mark Clark, new chief of the Army field forces, sald in Indianapolis last night. Gen. Clark addressed more than 2000 fellow members of a Masonic organization last night at the Scottish Rite Cathedral. He urged a “strong united force” in pointing out that no force could win an emergency by itself. “The Navy, the Army and the Air Force each have a role,” he said. “We canont dispense with anyone, particularly the doughboy who is needed to obtain and hold ground.” Gen. Clark warned that the nation must remain strong to combat communism in this country, Gen. Clark, as an Army captain, was initiated into Masonry

Jin Indianapolis in 1929 as a mem-

ber of the Mystic Tie Lodge. He became a Scottish Rite Mason the following year.

Public Aid Urged

{In Polio Drive

Mayor Al Feeney today joined Gov. Schricker and other public officials in urging public co-oper-ation in the current. Polio Emergency Week campaign as the State Health Board reported a total of 697 cases since Jan. 1 in Indiana and a death toll of 70. The official total of deaths, however, did not include Mrs. Evelyn Milton, 28, of Evansville,

{who died yesterday.

The Natilonal Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, Washington, D. C., is sponsoring the nation-

emergency polio epidemic work. Contributions should be mailed to Polio Campaign, care of the Indianapolis postmaster.

Passenger Train Kills Larwill Boy

Times State Service LARWILL, Sept. 10 — An 8-year-old" Larwill youth died beneath the wheels of a

“| passenger train last night while

dashing across the tracks to a corner drugstore for ant. ice cream cone. : Keith E. Brunner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brunner, of Larwill, died instantly when struck by the locomotive at the Main St. crossing. Witnesses said the boy had waited while a long, slow-moving freight train passed to the west. He dashed around the last car on the freight train directly into the path of the speeding east-bound rain.

VFW Leaders Attend Kansas City Parley

James C. Herod, adjutant, and Carl Miller, quartermaster, In-

wide drive to replenish funds for|

. SATURDAY, ‘SEPT. 10, 190

Polce Arrest £2 in Gaming Ras

Officers Confiscate

Dominoes and Dice

In four whirlwind raids early ° today and late last night Indianapolis police arrested 42 persons arid confiscated a pair of dice and a set of dominoes. Patrolman Tom Bryant, play

* ling “Peeping Tom” while stand-

{Ing on the shoulders of a fellow | officer's said he watched 16 men gambling at Archie (Joker) Young's place, 404 Indiana Ave, before police surrounded the and raided the game. Young, 65, of 625 Bright St, was charged with keeping. a gambling house and 15 others were booked for visiting a game bling house. Dominoes Seized A set of dominoes were seized and seven persons arrested in a raid on the Hedephrones Club, Inc., 1511 E. 25th St. Leroy Clas+ by, 25, of 1720 Martindale Ave, was charged with gaming after police reported they saw him win 25 cent‘s from four persons in the domino game. The others were charged with visiting a gambling house. Nine were arrested as police raiding a dice game at 148 Gelsendorf St. Jessie Elder, 44, and his wife, Viola, 28, of the Geisendorf address, were charged with keeping a gambling house, another woman was booked for vagrancy and the others were charged with visiting a gambling house. Pat Riley, 58, of 2630 Paris Ave., was charged with keeping a gambling house and eight others were charged with visiting a gambling house in a raid on his upstairs apartment.

Two Rochester Buildings Burn

ROCHESTER, Ind, Sept. 10 (UP)—Fire gutted the two-story buildings in the main business section of Rochester today and firemen from here and three other northern Indiana cities fought for more than three hours be fore getting the flames under control. -. Firemen sald ‘the interiors of both the New York Candy Kitchen and the Berghoff Tavern were gutted. - ® All available Rochester fire equipment went to the blaze, and the Peru, Plymouth and Logansport departments each sent a truck to help. The fire was discovered at 4:30 a. m., and. at 7:30 a. m. firemen said the fire was under control. First reports did not indicate where or how the fire started, nor was an estimate of the dame. age available.

GOP Committee Called for Sept. 16

A Republican State Central Com~ mittee meeting was called for Sept. 16 by State Chairman Cale J. Holder today. A successor to Treasurer James Costin, Indianapolis, who resigned, will be ‘elected. Mr. Holder -said the meeting would be at noon Friday, in the - Claypool Hotel. It first was - scheduled for Sept. 2, but was postponed because many ocommittee - members had planned Labor Day vacations. : In submitting his resignation, Mr, Costin said business activities required too much time. He submitted his resignation last month, effective when a successor is chosen. :

: pa 3 Retail Liquor » Licenses Revoked Licenses of three Indiana liquor retailers and two bartenders were revoked today by the Alecoholie Beverage Commission. Permit of the Americus Club of Terre Haute was revoked for sale to minors and that of a Pendleton bartender, George R. Castor, for the same offense. Sophia Borowski of East Chi« cago lost her license for selling alcoholic beverages on Sunday, The permit of Raymond Spicer, Gas City, was revoked because of “false ownership” and the possession of spirituous beverages on a wine and beer license. Eathel

Hawkins, bartender for Spicer, also lost his license.

Convict Hates Picnic, Departs

SEATTLE, Wash, Sept. 10 (UP)—S8tate prison officials took several of their trusted convicts on a picnic near Rimrock, Wash., on Labor Day. But convict Bert Wells, 34, rénted a horse and rode away. Wells was still riding yesterday —only this time on¢a bicycle— when he nearly ran down Seattls Detective Edgar Totten. In the city jail, 100 miles from

a3aldsiLvsS

T. BARNLM DUG LP THE NE GIANT! “WELL, TALK OR NOT, THAT CAN-CHEWER. ; SMELLS ALL GOAT wn AND IT KNOW THE CITY ORDINANCES, N'HREAR 2

Rimrock, Wells explained meekly, “I just couldn't stand that picnia last Monday.”

diana Department of Veterans of. Foreign Wars, are attending a national membership conference of VFW officials in ‘Kansas City, 0. They will formulate plans for a membership campaign in IndianJapolis and vicinity upon their ve THORNTO WN Sept 10—B8erve turn to Indianapolis. Walter ices for John McManama, who Vinson of Princeton, is state mem-|died of a heart attack on his bership chairman. farm six miles west of here, will be held at 2:30 p. m. to 93 Auto Parts & Service : wren, Dare

the East Christian Church, Dar. The House of a Million Parts

Sat. and Seas Oh aus, ripe tomatoes. §1 per ing baskets Fira inn ng Thom pson Rd

ee AR Tig U2 ay he

| o8Y ARAL CONV |New" aint ATE WS f 4 i 4 |

'49 Mercury Convertible

Radio, overdrive, custom top, 4,000 actual miles.

Uhickland Motors pe. ve 7011 Mincur

|W f1]1 be — N. Meridian LI-201 (shown the | po Fa RY _clud fours. $n) newest in try IR will sell or trade. home design "KEETON BROS. {and modern ercury 4-dr living STAR

pele. A nin 1 OR Jose, xin ae u AS S sda. | Would like to asd Suggest a

424 BE Wash “. NAT mbassador 4-Door: over-| drive i, Aber Easanton Ch as. |! N ational ° sed Car

one finish wit a low. mile o . nish h A t wu ADDe {ation Week dur ing -

sacrifice for quick sale erms or trade 83 B_Souths 8t Moron Si Ave. Which —pros- 400 Careahey { — wpective buyers would take! tspecial notice of the great wns | dO11Ar saving values and E-Z/ terms now available in late model used cars. STAR has a few No Down Payment Cars. If you “can Maar IDS DELIVERY qualify STAR wil get you

.NOBERSON GOAL G0. rolling. son baler Hike i | MOTORS

oc House Use TIMES Want Ads. it

THIS IS AN IMPORTED ANDALUSIAN TALKING BOAT + SOON YOU'LL BE PAYING TO SEE PLATO IN VAUDEVILLE «BUT I ¥ FORGET YOU'LL PROB~

| Star * * Dust

By JOE CARESKEY

National Home Week will be celebrated next week and

'John McManama Dies Near Thorntown

| one canning

oe Deac Potatoes b ag. Bring Daskets 938 W. New AG

86 Coal, Coke, Wood

FREE

FIREWOOD "*

See Contractor At SOUTH ST. and . CAPITOL AVE.

BLUFF ROAD COAL MA-7384

Ada, RI-300L

A N 5 —a

lington. Burial will be in the IOOF Cemetery there. He was 76, A member of the East Christian Church, Mr. McManama was a well-known farmer and had lived

i Montgomery County all his life.

RI-5381 North Indiana U. = MOTORS — MOTORS ‘Commissioner Resigns

R i doner Bown —i-2 Ts SOUTH BEND, Ind. Sept. 10

No M «8-2 Terms { DENNY'S GARAGE, MA-3130 |(UP) — Eugene C. Knobloch, , [United States Commissioner for

Sn ING, the Northern Indiana ' District

HUDSON SALES pA AND. COLLEGE since 1044, today said he resigned because of personal business. rea “Tesi MOTORS, A

AUTD and PARTS CO., Ine. T44 W. Michigan. RI-5381

86 86 Coal, Coke, We Wood “FREDRICK COAL CO.

“SEXSON BRO. COAL CO.

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