Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 January 1950 — Page 11

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Harry E. ‘O'Reilly, director of

for the federation,

ation Jo rally mee Presiden ing.

At 10:30 a. m. tomorrow state,

county and district units of the Indiana Labor League for. Political Education will meet to hear national LLPE Director Joseph Keenan

Gov. Schricker will head the

list of official guests at. tonight's banquet. Others Appellate Judge Donald Bowen, President Herman B Wells of Indiana University and State Labor Commissioner Thomas R. Hutson.

Patterson Raps Russ Aggression

will include

Ex-Secretary Urges Strong Air Force

The problem of world peace is nothing more than the problem of Russia, former Secretary of Robert P. Patterson told and” jurists during a banquet meeting last night of the Indiana Bar Association. Mr. Patterson told delegates the, greatest bulwark against Russian aggression lies in air supremacy, maintenance of expenditure levels and a stiffer American foreign policy in China.|can be deducted here are: 6 ‘R Stri -| ONE. Expenses of earning your eve rse’ Approximately 400 judges and lawyers attended the sessions in the Claypool Hotel. The former cabinet member said it is unlikely that the Soviet Union wouid let the cold war develop .to a shooting stage unless they. are reasonably sure to win. Air supremacy is a “must? to ward off the threat of a shooting] war, Our country’s. patience in China has been interpreted as weakness, Mr. Patterson continued. “. +. for the future I trust our policy (in China) will embody at least these points: No recognition, no commerce, no appeasement.”

400 Are Present

Mr. Patterson declared.

Back Marshall Plan

He cited continuance of the Marshall Plan at the programmed mainstay against 1 To reduce the level would be poor economy at this time, Mr. Patterson asserted. “He declared there was no mystery about Russian desires. They want world have declared it in authoritative

as the aggression.

supremacy.

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WITHIN CERTAIN limits you can deduct what. the law conOf | siders unusual medical and dental expenses, provided you choose to

(but not wages continued during

itemize your dedugtions. Only those expenses in excess of 5% of your adjusted gross income (Item 6, page 1) are deductible. Medical and dental expenses inlclude any such amounts you paid in 1949 on yourself, your wife, all ot voy have no deduction. dependents claimed on your re-| yf you have a deduction, list turn, and even your child to whose! your expenditures in the Medical support you contributed more than 5,4 Dental Expenses schedule of| half, even though that child 18 ipo return if it has room, or use not a legal dependent because hel, nian sheet of paper and attach earned more than $500 duringiy; to the return. In either case, 1949. on the schedule’s line for “Net ExGet together receipted bills and nenges” show the net amount check stubs, and make notes of computed on the blank. what you remember paying In| (Op the next printed line show cash. On the worksheet at the so. of Item 6. Subtgact that from right show what you spent fOF your net expenses. The difference each item. Add them up. goes on the line at the extreme The “insurance received” to beiright of the printed schedule— subtracted includes what you re-|with one limitation, ceived from private policies, from|. ! workmen's compensation, from THERE 1s A your employer either under con- amount you can. deduct. tract or of his own good will'limit is computed as follows:

responsibility.

cal expenses shown in this blank were more than 5% of Item 6, you can deduct the difference. It |

illness, which already show as your own personal exemption and income); or from any other per-/no more in Item 1, the limit is son who contributed voluntarily| $1250. or by court order because of his] TWO: If you are a single per-

son, or a married Now take 5% of Item 6 on page only for yourself, but claiming 1 of the return. If your net medi-|dependents, the limit is $2500.

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ONE: If you are claiming only

person filing

THREE: If you are filing a joint, |husband-wife return, the limit is $1250 for each person for whom an exemption is claimed in Item 1]

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Samuel Atkinson, 29, of 2439 Martindale Ave. was shot to death by his estranged wife's landlord early today when he forced his way into his wife's rooming Ruse

Police said Wather Springfield, 35, of 2135 N. Arsenal Ave. who did the shooting, was not under arrest and probably would not be Tharged in the slay ng. Homicide was a “clear

ge."

' Reconstructing ‘the slaying, po~ lice sald Atkinson came to the bedroom window of his wife, Lucille, 26, at about 1 a. m. Knife Threat

A short time later, Mr. Springfield said, Atkinson returned and tore off the back screen kicked in the door. field said he ordered Atkinson to put the knife away and leave, but said the intruder kept com-| ing at him with the knife. Mr. Springfield said he backed! from the dining room bedroom and finally fired at close range when he was backed into

The landlord or-| Atkinson out and locked)

- ‘ v WAS Rn a Charges Panquet in the Claypool Hotel to. Tom ital Tosirance praniuns. Fo 5 60. -| When she refused to let him in, will be and R380 . he came in through the window Matthew Wool, vice presi- Medical ) 127 l00 # and threatened his wife with a dt: © Alex Campbel of FLil of dental " = 5h) knife, police said, She ran from ayne, candidate for Democra: - . poe to the hom f her| Senate nomination, will read the| | “WW | Net Expenses aor compessated by insurance or orberwie) oororoe.| §... 296.155. a The landlord orGompers eulogy. : : Barer 5 percent of ism 6, page 1, and subiract fro Net E; f279 08 | 17 ly7| dered o Listed Allowable Medical and Dental. Sti was aa vs 147 the door behind him.

and

Mr. Spring-

into the

Atkinson was found by the bed, |

|—not counting special exemptions a three- inch blade knife in his

for blindness or age—with a ceil- {hand.

exemptions are claimed. So, if your allowable medical

expenses, in excess of 5% of Item| : 3 6, were greater than this limit mm Tech Registering

your type of return, show

limit or ceiling figure instead te Days Changed

Tech Evening School semester registration will be held |. Among items that can NOT be Wednesday and Thursday, deducted are life insuranre pre-| stead of Monday and Tuesday, in miums, funeral expenses, cemetery|the Arsenal Building. The change | when . midsimester | Timit to the or drugs, the cost of travel sug- vacation was extended to WednesThis/gested by your doctor “for rest” day. from Monday. Evening school registration also {will be held at Manual and CrisHigh Schools Wednesday and Thursday. Credit is given for those classes, while

your own, in the right-hand col-| umn.

plots, the cost of illegal operations Was made

‘or “for a change.”

[pus Attucks

Miscel{50 Instructions)

THIS IS THE catch-all for de-| =~

ductions not taken elsewhere.

‘About People— Typical examples of items that

salary or wage. Any ordinary and! necessary expenses which you in-| cur for your employer's Duels « Wins Back are deductible. This includ dues, initiation fees, and po“ ments to labor unions and professional societies; entertainment of| customers to promote specific

good will; uniforms, work clothes, | ‘wages anyway. land costumes required in your,

lown ordinary clothing; safety! equipment, tools and supplies| Tne night club owner told a necessary and customary in your gi.¢e jahor commissioner that on work. It also includes expenses|goyera) occasions Miss Wong per-| of travel for your employer when formed a reverse strip, donned her

These were described more fully|pis clyp, But the commissioner in the fourth article, Do NOT de-|gy); ryled in favor of the slant- ® duct on page 3 any travel eX- ved beauty. penses when you remained away overnight or any expenses for| In Hartford, * conn. Henry which. you were ‘reimbursed by Dombrowski, charged with break-| \your employer. These should being into a dry cleaners, was still deducted in Item 2, page 1 of the wearing exhibit “A” behind bars. return. A superior court judge let) TWO. Alimony, paid at regu- Dombrowski keep an overcoat | larly but not necessarily at fixed which he is alleged to have stolen, | intervals under coust order—in- 30 he wouldn't get cold in jail

. They contend the world clue separate maintenance (but|Waiting tral

canfiot go undivided between! Cotmynism and capitalism,

ough no American gets en-|

joyment from seeing his nation] rearm, the former secretary as-| s¢rted, “no proposition for peace , is’ as persuasive as the power of | quick and destructive retaliation by air, ”

MUM ON CHRYSLER TALKS

DETROIT, Jan. 21 (UP)—Com-| pany and union negotiators re- —The United States Rained tight-lipped today con-|today signed a treaty-ef friend-| cerning progress of Chrysler Cor-| ship, commerce and navigation—| poration’s pension talks with the the first such pact between the leukemia victim, and his parents CIO United Auto Workers.

INDIANAPOLIS

he ments made without court order). |r,

not lump sum settlements, or pay-| , review by pr. Henry E. Kolbe,

ePauw University philosophy de-|

artment, appears in the Jan. 2 |gage interest and real estate tax-| Fe of Christian Century. Dr.

es on a co-operative apartment. |, pe reviewed J. B. Pratt's “Rea-| FOUR. Fees paid to lawyer or son on the Art of Living,” new| ccountant for help in preparing text in ethics. your 1948 tax return. Monday: Selecting the best way| A 3- year-old boy rushed to New | to compute your tax. York from Albuquerque, N. M., TT on a “mercy flight,” was reported 'U. S—IRELAND SIGN PACT lin “good condition” on arrival at WASHINGTON, Jan. 21 (UP) |gt. Luke's Hospital. and Ireland pe Ajr Force donated a B-17 rush Ryan Stradling, acute

THREE. Your share of mort-|

[two countries: (cross-country. Hospital officials {said treatment which they hope | immediately. There is no known | cure for leukemia, a cancergus | condition of the blood.

- » s » / In Knoxville, Tenn. Mrs. Bob olcott’s divorce complaint]

Guaranteed WATCH

REPAIRING "3," on. RITE’S JEWELRY SHOP |

eee LARGEST SELECTION

Look for the store with the ble red

ROBERT HAL Clothes

sald today that She tired of work[ing while her young husband |

|education.

ALSCO £ ee. Sr

NO DOWN PAYMENT Call MA. S684

43 8. ILLINOIS ST.

of Linoleum in Indiana RUGS from $2.39

* HOOSIER *

PAINT & LINOLEUM CO. CO.

ET Tora

MEN'S SUITS & OVERCOATS

$22.95 .. $29.95

. Wolcott said she worked |tor the two years of their mar-| | riage—while he took a bachelor's degree and studied for a master's’ at the University of Tennessee | here. But she said Mr. Wolcott is | {now a dental student in Memphis, | o | Tenn. and plans to attend medical school afterward.

4 BIG STORES

hd £ Ra 5%

". Rona ON ST.

PERSONAL LOANS

Moderate Personal Lean Devartment

* People’s State Bank

» ~ . “If at first you don't succeed " isn't always good advice.

18 E. MARKET ST. Connell Johnson was In an AtMember Federal Deposit Insurande Co. lanta, Ga., jail today because he followed the “try, try again” maxim.

Johnson, 19, first loaded $35 worth of lead onto a wagon and| began pushing it away from the owner's ‘store. When the wagon lost a wheel, Johnson went back to the same store, grabbed a wheelbarrow and began transferring the load. Store employees grabbed him before he began his second flight.

» ” . Two motorists seeking renewal of their revoked drivers permits in Detroit went about it all

128-130 N. PENNSYLYANIA ST

OXYGEN THERAPY

This Equipment Can Be Rented ab HAAG'S 402 N. Capitol Ave.

(33, both without a hye: they drove their automobiles to the appeal office.

Death made iis nal interrup.

Lana Wong Awarded ey in Extra Wages

After Complaint to Labor Commissioner A San Francisco night club owner complained she did her strip deals, and not just for generaliteage in reverse but lissome stripper Lana Wong got $398 extra That amount represented the difference between her wages and lating,

\work that -do not replace yOUTiipn, scale called for-by the Associated Guild of Variety Artists dur-chine shop practice, metal trade ing Miss Wong's “five months employment at the Club Shanghai.

you did not stay away overnight.| i eet clothes and walked out of

continues an apparently endless | 'c

‘William Ullrich

Ll _go | credit given.

Evening School,

in:

drafting, auto

rip Teaser Pay Suit

blueprint trades,

trades, metal

art, diesel dress - making,

engine mechanics,

ing of $5000 no matter how many, Police said the couple had been |separated ab about three weeks.

Tech Evening School classes are for self-improvement,

Glenn Miller, director of Tech

has

the semester schedule courses are chosen by community and student demand. Classes will be held airplane mechanics, airplane architectural

engin

blueprint reading and building reading and cabinet carpentry: mathematics, try drafting, carpentry construction details, ceramics, commercial engines electricity, treating, home planning, house| [construction jewelry making and |

second

in-

with no

announced

e tuneup,

making, carpen-

mechanics, | heat |

|art metal work, machine ‘calcu-|

machine

mathematics,

The couple was vas married last Personality Saturday and was honeymooning in New York when Mr. Longoria| oned home because of]

as the deat sister. i With the funeral over yester-! |day, he planned to fly to Phila|delphia to rejoin his bride. However, the flight was canceled yesterday morning because of bad weather. A few minutes after he was to have left, Mr. Longoria was; |walking along a highway. Hé was struck by : taxi and killed. ”

design, tool-maki

science today opened Atlanta, | Ga., prison doors for Sanford —

drafting,

ng, t

ma- |

pattern’ - making, clinic, printing. radio, radio code study, refrigeration, secretarial practice, |

otography, |

sheet metal work, slide rule, steel | of his four-month-old Sauare, tailoring, tool and gauge

yping, up-|

holstery, weaving and welding.

A New Approach | ELKHART, Ind., Jan. 21 (UP) | |—Péople passing the polio dime! line on the main street here today peard a different approach in the ‘appeal to give. Max Bouchet, ex-| change student at Elkhart High| School from Paris, A long- -muffed voice of con-/nations in seven languages.

LEGAL NOTICES

asked for do-|

meeting of the Stockholders Allen, who served eight years for of the” noual me tine of and Loan Asso-

a crime he did not commit. ciation will be held T The State Parole Board chair-

man said a girl ‘who claimed

0. 4314

and confessed ghe had lied. plication’ of

Beecher Wickliff

| joint

ne, Olney, Illinois.

|cate No. 14 Nott

uesday,

at 142 North Delaware St tiection of Offfears, aod Directors

C. BRA

January 24 for the,

NDT, Pres

GEO. C. SCHAUB, Secy. | |Allen had criminally assaulted LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING | her recently came to the board Docket N Soe A the matter of the| Welsh,

{| Elmo, n inois, seller, and Calvert & Willis, | purchaser proval of the sale and transfer of Certi | 83-A. 1. Property interstate

for a

ce is hereby given that the Public

Dies in Home Here Beechier Oakley Wickliff, In- Indianapolis. dianapolis service station opera- FeRIusTY tips tor, ‘died today in his home, 416 PUBLIC 8 N./Kealing Ave. He was 53. A native of Shelby County, Mr. | indianapoie.”

duct public hearin

Ind,

r - {port before moving to Indianapo- | | piynll Mog He

re RVICE to) INDIA By EARL EVERE f R JenICLE DEPARTMENT | i n ANUATY may save his life will be started (Wickliff lived 40 years in Free- LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

c Service Commission of Indiana In the matter of the!

in tI

NA TT

|service Commission of Indiana will con-

ng of the Commission, 401 State House, 10:00 A

this cause in M.. Monday yested | I8SION | Director

{lis seven years ago. For the past on Dlication of Wendell Sahin and Evelyn |

{year he operated a service sta- {iD Sts. He was a member of Morristown Christian Church and Eagles Lodge in Shelbyville.

India as he _applicat fon

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. hams ot the Commis Inez Wickliff; a daughter, Mrs. Indianapolis. Ind. 10.00

February 20,

in th

rystal Hufford, Indianapolis; a Public sPAIticipation 1s |son, Carlos M. Wickliff, Indian-| RviCE Cou By EARL

4Bollg; and his mother, Mrs. Mary hn ckliff, Freeport.

Indianapolis, Ind.

EVERETT ' OTOR. VEHICLE DEPARGMENT |

lin ap a Suburban Express, Chicag 80 9. oar a permit to operate motor| |tion at LaSalle and New York vehicles as a contract carrier of property, | interstate. over highways in the State of) more specifically set out in

ce is hereby given that the Public

Service Commission of Indiana will con

is cause in|

of the Commission, 401 State House, A. M.. Monday.|

uested ISSION

Director

January 19

Services will be held at 2 p. m. LEGAL oe or PUBLIC "HEARING blic ervice ommission © ndiana Tuesday in Hauk Funeral Home, pocket No. 4316.A. | In the matter of the|

|Morristown, with burial in

over Cemetery. en

{ate of property.

{duet hearing

Services Monday Services for William W. Ullrich, retired Lafayette attorney, will be held at 1:30 p. m. Monday in| Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. | Burial; will be in Memorial Park] Cemetery. Mr. Ullrich died ‘yesterday in| Docket N 310-4, 3 Indianapolis.. Heé was 84. application 5 ‘A native of Buck Creek, once fiir. a suburb of Lafayette, Mr. Ullrich intetstate, retired from practice in 1917. He 3 at a Phligation,

public of

| Rooms Indianapolis,

esday, February 21

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Indianapoits. Oa.

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Han- application of Richard A. Caudell, d/b Cau on, Lawrenceville, (Rote for a certificate of Authority to opermotor vehicles as a com interstate |ally set out in the application Notice is hereby given that the Public] Service Commission of Indiana will con

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mon carrier

as more specific

is Teaue ited,

F INDIANA ARL EVERETT, OR VEHICLE PEPAR ew January 19, LEGAL NOTICE or PUBLIC HEARING | bile Service Commission of Indiana

MMISSION

Direct

erty, |

prop more specifically “set out given that the Public

Be Commission of Indian il was a member of Woodmen of duct public hearing in this cause in the World. Rooms nas the Commission, (401 State Surviving are a daughter, Miss| Wednesday. Feorosry 18 Vipss 00 A Lilian B. Ullrich, Indianapolis;| Public Vontic sl vie W Jiauosted.

two brothers, Edward and George

JANA Ullrich, both of Lafayette; and! ane pean FER 2 Ege

two sisters, Miss Caroline Ullrich!

and Miss Lillian M. Ullrich, also| “EAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING oF Latapuin a PL Reach Strike Accord [Mit fons & XY uhm BUFFALO, N. Y., Jan. 21 (UP) (ee XT gion * ee a AgTOtment Sas MAched (0 tee : pol 1 dhe wu con:

BA fog, and a Jun gage gt

ls =

Li x. Friends | atin

of ann la, of 2826 Hillside « Beaver,

REL Park. BEAVER Rosen Ave. widowed 1 departed this life Pris Hy

ral notice later, Por informational all MOORE & KIRK.

BRIGHT Marian } Helen, age 21, beames, other of Elaine Kathiine, Shah or Mr. and . KR lame. sister of

and on Cambridee . Services Monday, 3p Beech tian Burch, ‘Burial Cemetery

NE or My 1424 oy Ave, Beech ge LA She 7 p.m. Saturday

URNS-—Frances vo mother of bur J, M. and $e C re homay Nora M Paul Wils on and Edsurvived also by eight great-graad-

¢. Jan. 20 Fu. neral from BLACKWELL FUNERAL ME. 15 Meridian 8t . Mon. 45 Requiem mass ss Peter and “pau Cathedral Interment Bra n Friends © Bane; home.

may call at the

CHASTAIN — Gwyneth Faye.

passed AWAY Jiiday evenin

at her home,

Roachdale Cemetery call after 7 p m

CLEGG—Mary Estella, age 10 yrs, passed away Thursday. Funeral Monday, 3 p.m, from BiIRLEY BROTHERS APEL, N. Illinois Burial. Floral Part Prends may call at ghapel any time after 5 pm. Satur COHN—Ruth K., RR Capitol.

wife of Melville 8., mother of Gordon K, Mrs. Ben C. Walerstein, Richmond, Va grandchildren, fasted Away Friday. Services FLAN- & BUCHANAN MORTUA RY, m. Cremation. Friends

Sunday, 2 p Friend s may call at the

ay invited. residenc

GA PER_Gerirude A 03 N Runa N Rar St, sister of Stella Br

Fr wt: led Thursday at ner jesi-

Cemetery. may ca ortuary Society of St Philip eri ure meet at mortuary Sunday, m. jor prayer.) GOLDSBORO SL G., wife of nee L., mother of Mrs. Marappell: Miss Genevee Golds- , sister of Harold St. Clair uth Bruce, passed away Services ‘FLANN CHANAN MORTUARY. Time later. Friends may ‘call at Mortuary after Sunday noon

Friends {Altar

. age 54 years, a of Mrs. R.

wife Roy. Richard Hon! sister of Mrs. Noble Thompson, Mfrs. Beatrice Batley, Mrs. Gerald Meyer, Mrs. Sam Stanich and Dewey McKenzie assed away Thursday. Funeral onday. oo 3, a.m. at the GEORGE W. USH ORTUARY. 2 Washin ton

Burial Flo oral ark Cemetery. Friends may call at mortuary HAYDEN—Ellen C.. age 82, mother Milton (Jack) Thomas, rnest Hayden an . Wma Wilson, sister of Mrs, Lillie Sarver, Dearborn, Mich, and Miss Josephine Hulett of Danville. Ind. passed away Thursday p. m. at the residence of son, 1935 N. Keystone Service Sunday. 3 5&8. Brownsburg Christian Church Friends invited Greenlawn

Cemetery ES Brownsburg... after 2 p

HOME. Baturday. CONKLE SERVICE _ formerly of

JOSEPH-—Toblas (Ted) Indianapolis. passed away suddenly

Thursday in Chicag husband of av. brother of Charles, Rudolp Jacob. Selig K., Aaron. Harry, S8amuel and rs. Rose Lesinger, Serv

ices will be Sunday at the NERA one Tella Comet ot KELLER — — ma M., mother of Esther A.

ei RU oped PO FUA terment SharaFriends invited

“1663 Park

Ave. st heimer, Mrs homas O EB fen, Ferd a L. Keller, all of Indpls.. and Victor A eller iamj, la., sister of John Horsting, city, and Mathilda and Anna Horsting. both of Vincennes, Ind. died Friday at the

nome of Mrs. O'Brien. Funeral Tuesay, 8:30 at the KIRBY ¥ MoR UARY y fer at 19th St 88 Upet er and Baul Cathedral Interment 8t. Joseph Cemetery. Friends may call at the Mortuary after noon Sunday

McKEIGHAN—Mary E, of 641 N Jefferson Ave Friday evening,

0 Bola Radabaugh, Mrs Martha gentz, Mrs. June Delbert Gporge and M. V. McKeighan: Solom also vives by 17 Services rt a

Florence Beatty, lard Simmons grandchildren

are (French Lick paper please copy)

MOUNT—Clytis, age 68, wife of AL

Dwight Mount, Mrs. Genevieve Jenkins,

Indianapolis, Richpiond,

at residence, 3121 W

Funeral notice later CONK E service.

NEWHOUSE a, Vorth, EE 5 College, rs. E lint, passed Services FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY Monday, 3 m Friends invitgd. Burial Ebenezer Cemetery /

ROGERS Jess Brown husband of Jennie M. Rogers. father of Mrs Carroll Jean ray of Greenwood, Ind, and Mrs,/Marilyn Ann OGrassle of Indianapolfs. brother of Cleveland

E. Rogers Indianapolis; William Enlow of gpringfield, O,, and Ruby fords.

Loi Angeles Cal, passed AWAY Prid Be ervices FLANNER BUCHANAX MORTU ARY, Monday 1:30 p. m. /Friends may call at mortuary Sundxy afternoon and evening 1] MANN—Margaret, of 1145 Spruce beloved sister of Harry 8chumann, Mary Buchanan, Minnie Winterber aunt of Wilma B8chumann, Russell . Buchanan “of Indianapolis and Florence Katzenberger of New York City, passed away BSaturday am. Friends may call after noon Sunday at the ROBERT W. STIRLING FUNERAL HOME, 1420 Prospect Bt, Funeral services Tyesday Ww m., at’ the funeral home Burial Washington Park Cemetery - Friends, invited

SHEWMAN — Elizabeth, age 67, beloved mother of Mary Ellen Casterline, Robert, James. Laverne Bhewman; all of Indpls., Herbert Shewman of Columbus, In Also survived by 15 grandchildren, passed away fends may call at LING PU-

Funeral services t the funeral 0! m. at Bt Patrick's Catholic Church Burial St. Joseph's Cemetery. Friends invite SKIVER Edward William, 433 Bt St. age 25, beloved husband of Chesstine Shiver. father of Glen Edward and Sandra Richard Wayne Skiver Heigh Snyder, passed Away (Thursday

ui Services Monda HIRLEY BROS CENTRAL CHAPEL, 946 N. Ill. Burial Memorial Park

STUCK—AlLert (Babe), age 50 years, of 1280 Cameron St, beloved husband ‘of Gertrude, father of Mrs Virgil Parton, Mrs. Charles Keith, Albert Jr, George, Eva, P Rich, Jim, Raymond udy, all hy thdianapolis, fed Stuck vss FSHon of Bertha

he fe. ndiapapolis. entered into rest hurs > Funeral services 20

ond JON! BHETEL ” CHA EL.’ 2326 Shelby 6. nterment ow “rown Cemetery

riends may call at the chapel any e

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Creek Boulevard. _TA-33T1 BERT S. GADD pert - JRINSTEINER'S 1601 KE, New York MA-5374

6. H. HERRMANN EAST 8 HISEY & TITUS

N. Delaware St. ol

JONES & HUR’

“Shefleld Chaps Ambulance Sorvive 2276 Shelby St GA-2570

“Home of Personal Service” JORDAN FUNERAL HOME - Ambulance pService

2428 E. 10th SC

ROBERT Ww. STIRLI NO

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= = and Found

LOST — Bilifold, near Fountain Square. Pinder Tat money. Duel

i Tasses. Vie. after §

LOST-—Horn Sears. Reward HI-9337

10a Dogs Lost & Found FOUND

Vic. Belle Vieu, mixed Dane all black male. Has studded harness. Call Ind. 8.P.CA, CO-2853.

LOST Beagle; black. white and brown; fem.. Vie. Edgewood. Rew. GA-5330 STRAYED Black, blind male Scotty; vic. Emerson, Arlington. 1400 8. Reward. BL-2814 11 Personals

ANY YONE =u the whereabouts Elm ard

man, formeriy of les Martindale a lease aotity awyer. Mercantile Library Bide ©O.. Immediately, very important. OFF, C1AL GROSS INC. T

FEDER RAL INCOME TAX PRE-

TAX ASSISTANCE pe darn and Gross Inco elp you solve Jour fax Srobremt.

paswer at office, HAYES. INC.

RE LAMP SHADES CLEANED

r shades restyled and recovreasonable.

You ered; Ww 1829 N. Delaware “We Call for and Deliver”

or. Fred M. Hickman, Dentist

now located on entire’ stn floor Ohio, corner MeridWoot, lice. am 1 Roosevelt Bldg' L1-7022

AMATEUR HOUR CONTEST

Amateurs wanted at thé Turf Bar, It Jou £2 sing, dance /or play any pe o musical instpGment, plea; call call tor information, Call I iE,

~ PROSTATE TROUBLES Succesetully trodted by “Plasmatie hera ugless method. $i.6203.

Dr Meliroy:

“GENTLEMEN I 3 amazed,’ writes a satisfied Wb. after cleaning Juss with Condensa Foam. Voneq

~ BEVOKED LIC.-SR 2% POA COLBROOK AGENCY

MA-6180 da 328 E. Market GL-2650 me

LINDA LEE COSMETICS Have a ha show Hazel Winings. FR-

WERE buying cars like mad for top see Low .

dollar, Dollar. 1225

Washington.

FREE RUBBISH DISPOSAL Speedway Salvage Co, BE-3601

fT will pay you to sell %, cer “to ashing-

to Low Dollar Alex. 1225

12 Business Service hid? RETURNS PREPARED

N. ALABA SAT. AND “sin! 10 A, u ‘ro 10 P. LM.

TAX RET URNS PREPARED

201 N DELAWARE TTAUDITS—TAX AC PONTING I al Hollowell. 813 { P— ™.

Tax Returns Prepared, HI-1706

BOOKKEEPING SERVICE

TA ETURNS PREPARED FRED WAMPLER & CO. IR-7129 PEDERAL-State tax aeturns for

small business: individuals. 5235 E Wash, BL-1500.

Complete Kitohan Remodeling

2. . APPLIANCES Vickler Plumbing & Supply, GL-2121

GOING TO BUILD OR REMODEL? Let us 0 Hi with Call IM-0300. 4517 "evenings.

KITCHEN CABINETS BUILT TO ORDER. GA-7502.

ET maker and carpenter. Free estimates, IM-4764 .

inside and outside All work guar, RI-1930,

painting, All work g UILDING. REMC REMODELING ~ Name

it. We do it_ CH-305 HARDWOOD FLOORS

plaid , fidors Sade Ike “| sonal attention given ev 3 BR-8525 -»

NEW GALVANIZED | GUTTERS |

Downspouts, roofing: free est. Prompt serv. H. C. Bea, CH.1701

ROOF REPAIRING, CH-4497

WORK Sa iia a. * ork suar.

RE | a KINDS

1423 N. PENN. ST. i foctr ID

P SHADE CLEANERS WA-5138 /

terials ee Fence, 2002 H

PA Good work MA-4123 k nied. any wor wap a Rea rates} an ny A aka? oN MATS, PAINTING, paperha teaming, lasterin SW EB = BR-9320. PAPERHANGING, steaming. Winter

rices. Rel samples. Work gusre an . Shephard, cane

PAPERHANGING - STEAMING * Reas. HE . res Mr Mince. IM.0153,

PA 3. prompt serv. Work iS ANG eat: hevalier and Son,

PAPERHANGING. Paintin & Bread “ing. Latest 1950 patiern. CA" $178, PAPER HANGING—PAINTING— Steaming. Samples shown, FR- -7038, FREE ettimate on paper. steaming, wall wa Dine. patch plastering, painting 1D-04

Paper § Steaming — CA-170 1704

Plastering, FR-4830, CA-6670

“PLASTERING OF ALL KINDS ED WEIMER, IM-2606

PLUMBING, SUBURBAN: THE T HAULING

refriaereion a

Toon Tei ola call us. Immediate Service, :

REFRIQ, service: all makes: Coldspot IM-5826,

spec. Expert. Guar. Quic

HOOSIER SEPTIC TANK

Dry wells, toilets, cesspools, factory “sludge pits cleaned. repaired. Frees

. estimates. Prompt service. Modern

oS a day. 7 days a week. 201 N. Richland St, FR-T069 SEPTIC TANKS, dry ells, IPI

systems stalled. Pree oot” Rew: Cuseifeg,

A Sanitary Septic Tank Co. A-0329 It no ans. ID-1450 fLoro ALLENDER

lean and mal septic tanks,

hh dry wel finger systems,

ELECTRIC SEWER SERVICE

service

Vacuum Cleaner Repair Vorel Bros. 1314 W. Wash... MA-635) 3) oa Te .

RENTALS

SLEEPING ROOMS

3051 N. ILLINO nice room, private home, large loget, lovely bath. const. hot 1 Young person

20 Hotel§

387 BE. WASHINGTON 100 Roos. A FIREPROO?.

New ma Large, attractive Jobby. ang person rates

weekly g = it. or drive

RAG on but get it here Po were

top dollar for all cars. .Low

2] Walking Distance

DELA., N. T13.. Apt. 2--Attractively gaits. frat. near bath; steam,

WAL 118 W.—Large room for

cooking. Child ba

35.13 PE rm for 2% dosing k bathy

Lg, fro maid I Ion $5. Rams Hotel "> T5oT1R. Now Dei 8 x »

PING R. $7 AND M3 MASS. AVE YOU got the ear, your car to Low

22 North

2231 BROADWAY--Nice clean front room. near bath, quiet home, auto heat and hot water. $5. WA-7560. N. CAPITOL. 3168—Front: 3 gentie=

men; private home. Near restaue

SS DAY e Botiar Alex,

rant, transportation. WA-4360

N._ CAP. 3238; 2 warm rooms: co nst,

hot water, cooking, gar. WA-3418.

3380 CENTRAL—Nice warm room, const. hot water. Private home.

TA-5063 COLLEGE. 2383; nicely furn.; warms

nd privil; girls: car stop. WA=

OE 3233. ure front. emp.

Sr or cou am

“Gentleman, J Kifractively ly furnished. COLLEGE. 3437-—8tudio bedroom, Priv. entrance. TA-3095

COLLEGE. 2335—Lg., clean, cheerfuli stoker: inpersprings; priv trance pl.

for

CONGRESS. 038 Lae front. next __bath, 2 ome ot adults. 1610 N. DEL -- Room, nexs$ whtthe large ern suitable 2 ‘adults,

AT Fae hemesia TLL. N, 373]—Feel at hom clean. a5 water. Prigidatre, 1aundry A

N. ILLINOIS. 3314—Attractive frond

room wit stoker heat, private entrance, next Jath, large closet; gentleman. TA-2378 ILLINOIS. 3310, priv. eat. ige. Wa

rm, Stkr. ht ™ Santina MERIDIAN, J—Large front room, attractively hm beds. adjacent bat ladies. couple. . Reason MERIDIAN, 1540 N.: a k, 19—8uite able for 1-2, convenient loc. Rie 1 . MERIDIAN, an room,

eman. WA-1134,

front

1813 N., Apt. 4. nicely employed girl. After

NEW “JERSEY, N. 1638; nice rm. or fii and child Board and — 608

ERSEY Large. Tight LE BE show stoker,

. 657—Hall. tiock Co Quiet home-like room. 2 young men ~5602.

PARK—1814— Beautiful large, 2 tulle City he

size beds at. Gentlemen. Le ct. rm. for bath, TA-5965.

TALBOT, 1851 N.—Pl t next bath, gentleman, 16. HI-380

£30 E. 23nd. exceptional. t beds, 1-2_men, also le. TA Ls 1D, 345 oil heat

, 36-—Meri tleman p preferred, . x NEAR oth 8t.—Room, Piivete home, Gent 2 preferred TA-0074

WASH, BLVD.. 2843—Nicely warm rm.

1h HT SE

Lhe en aot FS

next en! po) wr A-08 NICE RM. ome a 23 East p

AUDUBON, 38 cation ria tyia

trict, BL-8! =

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Drains cleaned of all kinds. 24-h Call. FR-9310. M-houp)’

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