Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 February 1950 — Page 11

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School Pupil.

um facilities so itural material 't treasures al-

arden ‘could he vhich would aig

Mr. Bennett :

construction to 8. Illinois St, of enterprising 1 a large, moduld draw even

red and a large ly located area, nt a lot of he reas: pol seniors are these improve-

e letter to the ds, and in the safest and "course, in the onomy of both 10 believed wea roying things, yinning in 1932, - killed pigs and stroying things 8 in a useless, royed our subof our young

oad under the 2stroy eggs and step -to-wheat, made plenty of ld War which e. at we will cone 60 million peothe New Deal - iued ‘prosperity 50 tells us how would like to se the interest

p rik men do robably get all ecessarily they oes ‘mean that ~ bonds rather nder conditions crackpots and hy high income to he any reaise the interest 18€ they would t and turn it rm of taxes.

K. Bailey. Mr, bh. 11 that the hhoge workers’ sleading.” you read, Mr, wo words “top

1 the payroll °t. It made no believe that it that the comlI people in the ose who just salaries to the veek, omitting — yees get. Add- ’@ you an avers

ou made, Mr, $79 weekly is 1 the plant dele in the plant

ad, you didn't

yland St. know that we raw materials roduce the un1e else in want, money. Somefighting wars, benefit nearly. “anguish from nvariably the ol who should’

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3 SS have at least and Canadian Ry 375 er way in the . n troops—5300 td psychologists arn what kind are suited for combat. Their 1300 mountain “amp Carson,

y, attitude and eristics of each 2d in detail benorth. A team ‘will follow ’ to 1éarn how ~ record any litude, temper

research, they standards for or arctic war-, f .course .the 2 Army-—sends ghters to Pan-

» unless it ——it was only v zero today— briar will Pye 1s about arctic ered. nes were to be ratures 60 de“The -Cana-our-day ‘ dress a] weeks ago degrees below, keeps promisbut the past seen the mer10 to 30 below

"Plaque Honoring Willkie

Unveiled in Statehouse Publisher Hails Late Hoosier Statesman as... :

vate

Iowa,

“wise

settle

after

talized in the Indiana State House. A bronze plaque bearing his likeness was placed, appropriately enough, between figures representing Commerce and Justice. The plaque was lighted and unv by Gardner Cowles, Des. Moines,

publisher, described Mr, Willkie as a man

“Willkie with uncanny insight foresaw our present troubles with Russia,” urged time and again that

during the war when our barre power was at its height. into Cadle Tabernacle this morn“He recalled that through all ing for the season's second and

history allies”

terms have been firmly spelled out before the enemy collapses.

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‘Man With Foresight, Wise Before His Time’

y CARL HENN

The late Wendell Wiha foe of bureaucracy, hamblion of pri-|

enterprise and advocate of “one world,” today was immor-

eiled at the climax of . a speech

newspaper and magazine in which Mr. Cowles

before his time.”

said Mr. Cowles. “He we

on the terms of the peace

Symphony Concert

By HENRY BUTLER

final children's concert by Fa-! bien Sevitzky and the Symphony. Soloists ~ this’ morning were John Schlenck, pianist, and Jean

"always quarrel a war's end unless the peace

“How tragic that his advice Hon mig both winners _in =wehts a Sy a: [OF is a Mr. Cowles atta pEnied Mr. ng Young Mr..

Willkie, the 1940 Republican pres-

Willkie to write “One World.”

The

in profile. and bore a creed which What Mr. Willkie included in a 1939 with greater maturity, w speech before the 44th Congress will of American Industry.

said:

“I believe in America because In it-we are free—

concerto. He has facility that!

might make many older pianmists| Bears Willkie Creed {hight x P plaque showed Mr. Willkie; He is accurate and confident.

he still needs will come! hen he understand and feel more The creed profoundly the music he plays. Plays Own Work An interesting item in his per-

free to choose formance was the cadenza, his

our government, speak our minds, own ‘observe our different religions, appropriate piece of work. because we hate no peoples and. Miss Ray, heard in “The Last covet no peoples’ lands. because Rose of Summer” and Victor

we have great eause we have the opportunity to has a renfarkably beautiful voice. forces, you, of course, would be

make

Sculptor Sees Unveiling

House rounda as Mr. Cowles pre--sented -the plaque was the sculptor, Paul Central Galleries Approximately 400 persons » gathered before the platform to 4 hear Mr. Cowles review Mr. Willkie’s meteoric rise to world prominence and to judge his views the light of recent world events.

Mr.

Willkie, and his son,

Philip

spectators. Others were instrumental in securing the Willkie. memorial for Indianapolis) enshrinement were introduced by Norwood Allen, president of the Elwood Junior Chamber of Commerce. Preceding Mr. Herman B Wells, president of In-

dreams and be- Herbert's “Italian Street Song,” She has quality as well as power. Her—musical— training has been excellent, for she phrases with great intelligence. My only suggestion is that she guard against tremolo in singing high and loud. . Orchestral compositions on this morning's program included Floow’'s “Stradella Overture,” excerpts from Grieg's “Peer Gynt” suite, the Strauss "Vienna Woods" in waltz and ballet music from. Delibes’ “C ‘oppelia.”

those dreams come true.”

the platform in the State

Fjelde, of the Grand

in New York.

Willkie's widow, Mrs. Edith State Rep.

Willkie, of Rushville, were

Police Chief - Announces

Officer Reassignments Shifts in the assignment of captains and lieutenants were; !announced-today by Police Chief Edwards Rouls. Chief Reuls juggled the assignments of the three station Cowles speech, lcaptains, changing Capt. Frank {Daily from day to evening shift,

in the audience who

diana University, said: Capt. John Ambuhl from night “The vision which Wendell to-day .and Michael Hynes, forWillkie had of one world seemed Mmerly day! captain, to the

a little premature when he began shift.

~ fo speak. But month by month Ets: Willtam Marks, Ray Porthe accuracy and trueness of his ter, Albert. Kglly, John Foran, vision have been recognized.” Foy McAulew and Noel Jones!

Schricker Accepts Plaque Gov. Schricker, in accepting the * Chief Rouls said the moves {Chicago plaque, suggested that other sons had no significance beyond being | Cleve: and daughters: of Indiana who part of a program to acquaint gyansyilie

have might

State House in the form of memo- ous districts.

rials.

In praise of the one-time FElI-

wood

were all shifted to new districts.

achieved - world renown station captains with every shift well take their places in the and roving lieutenants with vari-

College Head to Give

schoolboy who stunned the

pation in capturing the Repubii- Lenten Dinner Address

can nomination for the presifiency! ar and who campaigned so aggres- Laury of Canterbury College will Washington. D. ©

rively

saved.

This

Look

Cowles said:

OXYGEN THERAPY

402 N. Capitol Ave.

Day Phone LI-5367

— LARGEST SELECTION —

of Linoleum in Indiana

PAINT & LINOLEUM CO.

President Douglas R. Mac-

in the 1939 election, Mr. give the address at the first of, the Lenten dinners Thursday at!

3000 Children See

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late

iNew York .e ‘Qkiahoma City"...

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Ask Mrs. Manners—

— = - Envious of Others Widow Asks Advice— Should She Rewed ?

- PAGE 11 12 Pomme ~ HOOSIER SEPTIC TANK.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

| Death Notices

indi iis : = re, n nape al. «ies of Sand Kay] SA

Advised to Consider | Attendant Factors:

When I was employed two years ago after finishing a stenographic course in business college, my employer pointed out the advantages of ‘working | for his company. 1 like it here | with all the things such as | group insurance and company cafeteria, but I'd like to have more money. I have girl friends who start in on their first jobs | now with other companies for more than I am getting after | two years’ experience, Would I be wise to quit and take one of the better paying jobs?

ito scintillate.

being alone.

My children, all | be,

| men.

|pered mother. of my own mother.

By JAMES GRAYSON

Changing jobs is “often gamble. You nev:r can know in While I had children. advance what is going to happen In the depression

employer. Nor can .you or any- the wrong way.

DEAR MRS. MANN ERS: 1 HAVE BEEN OUT of circulation so long I have forgotten how

worked annual competition if -yow goto work for another for the WEA, That rubbed him - He suggested I Schlenck gave an one else forsee accurately what work on the WPA and let him idential nominee, on a round-the- cXCellent performance of the first will happen.f you stay where YOU jean on me and look for work,! world air trip which inspired Mr, Movement of a Hayden D major are.

1 was married at 16. My husband took me to find a job three a months later. “He forgot the idea

{letting the children see after them-|

There are cerfain fundamentals selves. I was turned down. I be-|

{that must be considered. Some of| came pregnant 'these you can figure out yourself. Somé jobs ‘seem to be| too good to be true. In spite of (this some people take chances on jobs which seem to others to) ibe ‘a great risk and find -thatahd-stomach ulcers.

for worked hard, with me him’, But we lost everything and] went back to the WPA. Beer had entered the picture— | I. worked,

again and he helping |

{they were amply paid for taking Several years and so did he but |

{such chances.

|he spent most. of his money on]

If you plan to work only for beer. He wouldn't take me places

change employers.” job did not please you, you could died last summer. quit. Or if the company went out Last fall of ‘business or had to cut its

in the market for a new job. Should you want to~ work, for a number of years you should consider carefully what you ar leaving: Group insurance is a wonderful thing when you need it. One never knows when that will be. Hospital, surgical, health and accident insurance can save you a lot of suffering. and inconvenience or maybe your life. Of course, your new employer

me.

Injure Three

composition and a neatly a short time you-could afford to and I stayed home. I'm thankful If your new I did my best for I lost him. He

a man stared at me in a restaurant for several nights and I became interested. Men do take more than the first look at . Most new acquaintances are o Surprised 'm--pasdt 40. I've taken € care of myself and use my ward-| Tobe" to the best advantage. I'm;

Traffic Accidents

Shirley Moren, 19, of 1406 Hoyt

may have equally as many or Ave, was in fair condition in better advantages. But if I were Methodist Hospital today, inyou I'd ask-my girl friénds what jured in ‘a “freak” accident -at

Seine alfivantages they have in

heir jobs other than the higher Pleasant and Spruce Sts persons consider- jured in an .auto-bus collision at 17th and Bellefontaine Sts. “Miss Moren was Struck as a car driven by Lindell Martin,

J Maybe you have a better proposition than they. ing everything. ~Get the opinion of some other. acquaintances on whose judgment. you can rely. Reflect over

Two other

. today. were

in-!

24,

what they say. Look before you of 518 S. State Ave. careened to, a collision |

the sidewalk aftér

leap.

Official Weather

UNTER phi Dh WEATHER BUREAU |

Bridget, 24, of 506'; Miss Moren was

Sunrise "Sunset 5:25

Precipitation 24 hrs free 7:30 a.m 1g 2 were Polly McRoy, ota recipitation since Jan, 5 Excess since Jan, ; = nd 11.60 Bellefontaine St.,

Ne ow Orleans

Pittsburgh . 3 t aan ‘ {San Francie . 3 pt: Times State Service 7 4% 31" GREENFIELD, Feb. 18—Serv-|

= eT “thrown-into-the-river-when-eight--heurs—and-returned--a—ver-+ ances. their boats tipped but managed dict last night against Mr. Holt, to get to shore safely. Dick's who claimed he suffered total dis- | cousin, Donald, 17, in the. boat ability to his lung and respirawith him when it capsized, was tory

system , from wood dust pile working for the . company.

nd-g-20 7p “jaries,

5 nd m Sundays

Equipment Can Be Rented at

HAAG'S

MACHINIST

4 Rites Set Tomorrow '* For Ray A. Wright

will "hold annual installa

with one. operated by Bernice! Times,=214 W. Maryland Merrill St. cut on the ;_ 4 head and her left leg was broken. | Injured in the bus accident {n& 32, of 2030 and Mamie" row Moore, 83, of 1917 Bellefontaine U3-as-fi A

Station High Low | | Atlanta AAT be Sa vee a 2 3 St., who is in fair condition at!{y; 8 {Bur bank : 3 4 {General Hospital. |ance nati Ch 37 | Both were passengers in the 0. and i 32 bus operated by Maurice Goley, | quests Evans 42 30 130, of 2635 S. Lyon Ave. The bus *'§i{° ayne Je | Ft. Worth 73 3 collided with a car driven by North Meridian Street, Kaas cy 2 9 Clemmie Jones, 2422 Sheldon St. I Miami... 69 #1 il ——————— ov" {Mpls.-S8t. Paul

ices for Ray A. Wright, president, {of the Hancock County Council, H®

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io V20 AW salon & “ M.

ne “toTpEFMIT th

After living with a man for 25 years you don’t get used to| 1 don’t want to get used to being alone. backbone of my family so long I'd like to be a good wife to’ a self-| reliant man for the rest of my days. grown with [7 {lives of their own, as it should say they wouldn't hold |against me if I went out with! 5 The trouble is I don’t know feet and left. what is the acceptable time for: ajlme back but he had stopped com-! | widow to accept dates. I was the oldest of seven chil|dren browbeaten by an’ ill-tem-| Yes, I was afraid’

I was the

taking business training “and am vorking. This man and I smiled! |over. an incident but I got cold My curiosity sent

ng in. When he came back he! jie see me. ; I guess I've lost him. If I should |see his Irish mug (like mine)! again, should I be bold and! |speak? MUDDLE HEAD. | Don't appear so anxious, and camouflage the leash if you marry. Do everything to make | men look respectfully, but act “surprised when they do. You can look mysteriously sad but don’t talk about the hard life yYou'né had, or expose that man-hunt you're on. The “fragile little flowers” are the girls who get the farthest though

that may disillusion you. Men want to spar around a little and think they're after you,

They pride themselves on being practical and straight-for-ward—like you—but they want You different. Humor them, if they're worth it to you. If you show an overactive sense of humor a man “vill label you a smart aleck. If yon act too bright, he'll think You're bossy and unfeminine. You wonder why he isn't practical as far as women are concerned, but he isn't. Ordinarily he'll run if he discovers his girl friend is as smart as he is: ‘When he-marrie-- because he secretly thinks he’s smarter than his girl, he may run deciding she's a dope and he's “misunderstood.” But he wbn'tlearn. A crazy game but | guess we all like it—both women and men—for we keep Playing it. My etiguet book says “a year of respect” for a widow but adds (aceommodatingly) “Especially if the marriage was a happy one.” Good luck to the Irish,

| Let Mrs. Manners and read-

ers of The Times share your problems. Write in care of The

LEGAL NOTICES |

BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS | LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

e , rd of Zoning Apneals. boss. requesting a variance - uirements of the SEoning Qrdinance 41-V-50 —~AMEN DED—FRANK &

of Indianre-

LOLA Avenue, (Zoned request relief from Accessory offstreet parking requirements connection with their fequested variuse to permit fperation of a Yapo at GoiNs 5309 Brookville Ul-A2-H1 Residence), relance of use to permit the con-

, 1639] (Zoned U3-A6-H3| variance of. building! permit the erection to-3' from -the front|

College partments),

Sc 3%

d operation of a retail FIN

Business), requ line reaiirements of a sign extendin: |property tine. | 82-V-50- WirLowoarx | Division Street, ence),

ests io

BURNS, 902

or the Speration 3 an {the 280° of t

side FIL. InG” INCOMPLETE HE CORYDON CO. INC, 1118ul- AS: LH use ermit the at Rousing project

0— 1146 Somerset Avene (Zoned Residence), requests variance of requirements to p:

of a multiple unit “ i i { "5 V- 50—RAY HAMNER. 2180-88 South{the office of the Trustee Epler ; te f le Pointer pup d Wendell Willkie believed s0/6:30 p. m. in the Robert Park| [will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow, East Street anrtAM} Corner 30-88 South ihe office of whe Jrus ler jokost. white Jemale, Pointer, | SLEEPING ROOMS passionately in true democracy Methodist Church. . in Pasco Funeral Home here. East | Streets), (Zoned U3- A3-HI Business, |dis dia ut the hour 0 oF M on the) height 22 inches IM-7879 | A . i . i and in the dignity of the individ- Father MacLaury, known orf . li Burial will be in Park Cemetery. Peas ascline HAGAN or | following additional appropriation which LOST— Police and German Shepherd, | SMALL ROOM. | qmploved. College ’ -V 50 er necessary ha ual, he never feared that men; his work among young people n ia napo Mr. Wright, who was 55, died ,, JV 00M V ui. AHI esl Ply eb ris existing at Iteral reward. 2030 N. Goodlet. CA-| 5500 a rly given a choice, would turn to specializes in social pathology- - yesterday in his home piar Mos dence! an, an this tim TY . Ap 3 100) Ne Tarreslean; “T-way mM communism. marriage. youth and underprivi- EVENTS TODAY Taw Townainn mer and was] HR Ee § gel, Totpehie of, aun Cong [tome oie, Sac SF nigrie, vi midsoudbl?” phir | “He was a national figure for leged persons’ problems. Before Kapa oleita Phi (Serocity—Through. to- Creel. Township Er ag request Porty Thousand Dollars (4440.000.00}, lo} Indpls. license tag. Reward ih-2703. | 20 Hotels WN : Clayp a 3 over the cost.of the construction an . 1, less than five years, a world fig- becoming head of Canterbury two Indianapolis Do ony Orchestra Chil- Bank: a veteran of World War!! rd requirements to permit the use of me of” a Junjor High Bettonl ALL, BLACK Jemale cocker Vicinity, sm rcs ure for less than four. years ago, he served as réctor of Ares Concert—10 a. m.. Cadle Taber- . ¢ pli existing butldine fo for living quarters atl Building r of 3gth and Sherman Dr. CH-8069 {LORRAINE HOTEL, 12 8. CAPITOL mf nce “Yet when he died. men every: St. John's Episcopal Church of mdiana, Sports and Foire Show Opens . a are long Jesldem © way Terrace. 0 ACTION. s103) 1 Lain, chug, d a evar” Ean, Joven EB “PURITAN HOTEL | today. State Fairgrounds erform- errace. (Zone J1-A1-H1 Resi- dental expenses necessary to be incurre CWATr ca - | where on‘ the face of the globe Chicago and chairman of the! Doon toda . t ; ilineton. sensed that they had suffered Youtt Commission of the Chicago! and 2 3 [TN Sand Fis or naar. Surviving are hiz wife, Mrs. demcer: request permit the emiding dine] uipmentiandvith 481d Sonstiuction and ko k Tor Mr. Billinkto S—— Rates 2% a Sar and up, a> gh Feb. 26 Wright :- d ht Mi portion of the Existing porch at the front; a portion of the above amount. The F ou # D WEEKLY ES. $5-87-33.78. a personal Joss.” Episcopal Diocese. The Episc opal, North Central District Meeting of In- Opal right; a daughter, 88 of i) residen funds to meet said.appropriation are to Jr Brookside Park, reddish blonde oT A 0 0 ATIO s- — church owns and operates the co- ans, Federation of Po st Office Clerks Phyllis Wright; a sister, Mrs.|,8 0-V.80-GEO. LX IDA H FREEMAN. be provided as follows: - un Bioskuide + Jdaisn blonds "HOTEL co MMOD N ARE Auxiliaries —s.p. Wm. ©! 8 H eridian Street. (Zoned "1. Two Hundred Forty Thousand Dol- k_ and Dy male Springer! 1318 N. Penn, Phones. Parking. | Search Parties Drag’ educational Canterbury. Bottary AP SATE, eld. Artillery. Annual © lOT€NCe True; his father, Man-| [The line ‘Fequirempnis ts Variance of hulld-| lars (8240.00.00) will be provided | Bees, 4200 W orris. * m Vi Keopioneiionar Guard Armory. bi ford F. Wright al of Haltuck ptEh 112 remain 7 “from the rout | ’ po idee Thousand Oeiiars| S808 Fact Ro walking Coit 21 Walking Distance » ney County; and a rother oy | " ($200,000 00) will he provided from i% 29 iMich.. Rd.) and ictim Wendell ; , V-50—THERILL, R. MCINTOS ’ out H For Drowning Loses Bid fo Get Coremonienity. fitaue, Commemoration ou right. California. 1405 Went Todt MCINTOSH, sear! {Re Bety' Elhoot Hownunin cof Hin Bi LARGE FRONT ROOM FOR 2 KHART, Ind., Feb. 18 (UP) Jordan College of Music Sraduation e- | Residence), requests variance of use to] Marion County, Indiana Cumulative Single beds dj. bith; hot water; EL , dna., . J $150,000 Damages mn Odeon. 106 E No ————— = rmit the continued use of the existing | Bullding Fund 11 Personals maid service: 5 75 each per week. —Search parties dragged the Elk- ND. 1 b. 18 (UP Mickiessille Volunteer Fire Department Auxiliar Unit e of radio parts at! tonto NT appro IM ns Brov 1s in addi. ‘Adams Hotel. 201 N_'New Jersey. | N a ence | hart River today for the body of HAMMOND. nd. Fe 1 } eon paner- 317 Ihsom ry tions IOTT. 3119-21 & the existing budget vy and an ex-| PERMANENTS, $3 646 PT. WAYNE—1 rm off. 00d | Arnold Dick, 26, who drowned -Bradley Holt, 57, Valparaiso, | Washington Birthday Ball, Mén's Club of Pl | I ti {Zoned Ul-A2-H] traordinary emergency axivis to provide] ’ | heat, employed lat en 1 d lost his bid to collect $150,000; Beth-El Zedeck—9 p. m. Claypool ans. Installation i ri EAI LIE EH Pl FT Aidt ment | Col Wt aoe, (TH, 421 E Apt. | SE . when his rowboat hit a log an “To to permit the contruction of /f a Junior Hig er of Bhelby Street and| Poo & set, no extras, guaranteed ean, constant hot water, priv. overturned. damages from the Fruit Growers EVENTS TOMORROW The Mamie B. Schmidt Fort 1, wo-lamily Npuses on two separate Banta a Ro 4 in said School ownship to! Fiat ir dyes, Any color, sly 33. 5. Mo énizan ice Six rescuers, including Assist- EXpress Co. of Bast Chicago. ~~ |Kapes Delta Phi Sorority—iast day. Clay- Daughters of "98 of the United 72.v-50-DON BROWN. 2216-18 mrond | ademtately prods or UES Perry School, Si, mn Established SLEEPING Rooms WU) ant Police Chief Eugene Hughes, A federal court jury deliberated y,2°L. «rts ana Boat Show—Pertorm- ‘Spanish War Veterans Auxil-; quests’ Zoned UL Ta HL apartments. te pUbLS Attend le schools tn Perry 5 401 ] er ra— BT 30- a “Pr

ulraments ction of a platform and|

os SHIRLEY BROS {RVing HILL. " CHAPEL, 5317 E

dca rg re at/~

ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATION Is Julte. Lic. No. i462, rables No. 50005. Vogel Bros. 1314 W, Wash. MA-638) | | 1 Notice + hereby given to the taxpayers Lost Peh, 2d 59th and, aq ——————_——— a La f Per School ~ Township . of Marion No question sked. BR me ————" 2

ounty, {and Trustee of sald Township will meet at

ARs aL Taxpayers of the School Township

away. Bridaks "B UCHANAN MORTU 2:30 m. Intermen "Friends a y ii 2: turda:

KETTREY-—Nellie May, v hr Dry wells, tollets, cesspoois, a, factory! KOCHER—Infant e e a Tanna ‘Worth and a Bother siudse pits cleaned. sercpaired Free Smith and Mrs pre ce Hamilton, estimates, Prompt |

uipment. Slate wide: w rvice. Vets bo 24 hrs. & day, 1 er s week. |

201 N. Richland $t., FR-1069 FLOYD ALLENDER clean and teas hh epte tanks, a dry wells

systems. -| ELECTRIC SEWER SERVICE

Drains. cleaned of all kinds. 34-hour | Priday,| ervice. all _FR-9310 n

Statdmo of

p od Hl Re at HOME in Oaklandon Sunday. 2 Burial 10.0.F. Cemetery. call at Juneral

ma home 4 p.m Satu

SKOW RONEK

BECKER—Herman Henry, 5018 Ro lyn, son of Herman J. and Armenia

N84

Becker, brother of Mrs brother-in-law of Ray departed this life “Saturday, Services. Monday, Feb. 20. at MOORE & KIRK COLONIAL CHAPEL College

Ella Belmont. Vv nont,

i at Fairfield. 2. p. m. Burial Crown k Hill Friends invite: Funeral’ from | GRINSTEIN { DITCH | DIGGING J JEEP { a re RAL HOME E New York ALL KINDS CH-4508 | BIG G s Mable Hyler, | 53. . of 1304 SER ER] Central ‘Ave. passed away- Friday [high ~ FURNACE REPAIRING | & m wi of Grover, mother o “hurch, rs Doiny Gallin, Wellington, 0." | Cemetery y el Fre out. On Suaranteed Jnstalling. | Services 1 E; m. Sunda from { funeral home after and biowers. Prompt serv Terms. AARON RUBEN FUNERAL OME |urda i = I Miles. TA- 6063 19 N. Meridian Burial Cicero sy NOR ~ Ora Downi | r————— meine | Eelnetety, Cicero, Ind. - Friends in- Pa. rk Ave widow of neg 24 HR. | FUEL oIL i vited . | mothe f Bernice Gipe i Dr Sea ri |Earted, {hia ote pLhursday, hee 78 HEATER SERVICE | "FY-—George C, s, 0 ervice Monda e Kitl Ave. husband of Emile | & KIF NORTHEAST CHAPEL, 2530 C. POINDEXTER - CA Duffy. father of Robert C. Dufly of | Station St. 10:30 a m, and grave- SERVICE city, brother of Mrs Stella Smith of side - service at Seymour Cemetery 3 North Madison. Ind, passed away i m. Priends invited. (Seymour On All Of], Coal and Gas Purnaces hursday Friends may call at JOR- | papers please copy) 00 DAN FUNERAL HOME. Seas x 10th | WINESBU RG-—Paul A. 1310 N._ New, 5162 College". ~~ 8t Puneral Saturday. Feb pm, Jersey Bt. entered into rest and Ra, Friends invited. Servic e Sunday, dn ar, age 44 years, husband. of Hl | Oil Stoves Clear Cleaned, R "eb. 19. 1} I at North adison, | Co Winesburs Services onda Carburetors. :fliter repalr rts in! Ind Bsptist Church Surial Fair 3 al RY W. MOORE A | t orth Madison, PEACE "¢ HAPEL, . 2060 E Michigan stock Lee H ating ‘Service. § 11-8628 | 3 Cw. in stale Sunda _ Kt ae welcomes Buriat CALLUS for at Baptist Chuicn’ from 12 noon until Crown 3 11} NPE Friends may repair Mille : i y m (Madisor Ind, apers call at PEACE CHA after Pm { please COPY.) eon : Daly «| Saturday . : HOUSE | Moving { i i B. | EASTER. May 1 beloved: wif of 1. C. Easter. mother of Woodrow {3 Card of Thanks HU- 3452, after | bre Wa-3321 4 Pe m W m

Romy GEN. HAULING, MOVING __ | oma

A —————————————. Marguerite ISHADDAY We acknowledge with sin

Okl 3 Cl yar ashes. trash. TASchulthels, city: Mus. - Berth cere thanks and aporecinfion the gas Franing da, | Caldwell, oi iand, By! Miss vi { kind and thoughtful attentions. | LIGHT & fiseraton Taint. oe onnersyiile ne. floral fribules and sympathy 3 i, ARE fasted " ¥ os . Sidehoe oa ved from our neighbors, friends Corry PEAS WE (white). State ve, riday. Feb 3 and relativ t passing of our A m.. age ear Funeral service 1 and her “I AWRENCE BASEMENTS and arages cleaned: ai lhe residence Tuesday, 2.p. m. |SHADD Av, With equal sincerity we trash removed: light hauling. a « : C an gi) ¥ - cafe Bes Inersonael ot finde. Air Products and HAUL ING, “trash, as 5. tres “limbs, | HAWKINS " Norwood, Susbang of | The Standard Grocery Co. for Ne ite, £1 ‘and up CA-4804, | aude awkins brother « | courtesies. Rev J. C. Black and i Harry Hawkins, Albert Lee, Watson Phillips The Fartey Fu: NG— { Mihn and robert Hawkins Pritts. neral Directors and all who assirte GEN. HAUL i | rk, passed away Fr ervice® lin any way for their sincere service GEN. HAULIN FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTU | "WIFE AND FAMILY 1 Trash, Moving. Ti 6819 ARY Monday, 10 a. m._ Burial Crown | R wmeral Davila | Hill Friends may .call at the mor - FER and ete. S- &.| tuary- any . time Sunday |S Florists-Monuments Sona LAWN ENCE | HOOP Henry Lee, 2014 Southeastern L F i Ave . age 77 Beloved husband of FUNERAL FLOWERS yn ais oni steel as ction | Florence Hoop, {athe of George E L Florists aterials only or comp ete erection ibibo Wile n RNs - = ™ LAWN WORK, SPECIAL JOBS | aay Patardny. X mg Services Mon CLAYPOOL FLOWER SHOP White man with truck. PR-4159 day n - -. _. IRVING HILL. CHAPEL 5317 | Funera) Floral Ofterinn, $8 & wp BEST INT. DECORATING Washington Burtal “Crown Hill LI-0617 — RI-502 y p SR L013 Friends may call al Irving Hill any — . Painting, s eaming, wall washing, time after noon Sunday 8 Funeral Directors yorkman AE 8s gLrars, nf experience, JENNINGS - Edward Allen, “2103 8, PAINTIN aperhanging. + steaming. pL nerson Ave Jheloved husbaid of oS RLE FUNERAL HO 9013 | plastering, Dare. BR-0320. r Mar C ennings, father o 1 © A el . Misses Helen and Blanche Jennings 4925 W. 16th 8t. BE-8060 > AR EING, “io Ei odes Free est. 1 Thomas Reese. Also survived r————— RA ESE enn by one grandchild, brother of Mrs, i RLEY FUNERAL FUNE jLAWN Mower A aToenTie, hand or Gilbert Leeds, passed away Thurs, 1004 A-1234 Speeawas |g Hote ny pag ot Ie Hardware, 46 8. fom | VOI0] Mo ARY. Tosa" 8 “napel, Auburn at 16th » hanging S10 Up. Meridian. Monday, a.m. Requiem | FLANNER & BUCHANAN. 25 W. Fall aperhanging $ Pp. high mass Holy Name C uren (Bee h Creek Boulevard. TA-3377, nting, cleaning. Taylor and Grove nterment t 0- ————— > 3 1 seph's Cemetery. Friends invited. BERT 8. GADD Oe STEAMING PE 1130 Prospect St MA-6044 X J 1 y . rr — a KETTREY Nellie Mis. 5018 Reeder, GRINSTEINER'S | Reas prices. Miles Mince. _IM-0162 aunt of Mrs. Florence Von Pllson, MA-5374. PAPERHANGING. steaming. Winter Vera May Massey, William, New na 1601 _E. New York MAI ces Latest samples. Work guarbany;, Howard, Gene Spaulding an | rl A 67 Mis. Chester Ellis, Indianapolis; I H. HERRMANN anteed. E. R. Shephard, CA-6716.

Fred Subach and Mrs. Philip Banet, seaming. "$8.00 “per

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New Albany; and Mrs George Lay, { room | ‘rankton, ind. M Ray Sr, Y (& TITUS fiantion, Jia: Mis, OF Ken ttg |, MSEVE sm PAPERHANGING, MA - 3721 Spauiduie. passed away Saturday 1 Deiawarg NH ve 2H ———— m. Services. Monda JONES | & HORT - Paper Ste ming — CA-1104

“Sheflield Chapel” } Ambulance Service

Washington Burial Memorial Park

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call at Irving Hill any J $300. Shalby. hy Si... fay GAI530, [tarey SLEANING, 33 PER B’M. t op <A EE a a “Home of Personal Service” WALL SNe aper cleaning, AISLER — Rose, R. R. 5, Nobles Ik a MA KLALS Ind.. entered into rest Tues- JORDAN FUNERAL HOME le house cleaning. Vet and wife. LR Kiniuier. “sister OF My. Ambulance Service |PLASTERING New or old Work. Agnes Mathew s. Carrie Golds- 2428 E. 10th St. IM. 4304, IM. 4305) Ors Ora Ratliff. LI-3766. Kio ad Thomas Johiisol, Services ROBERT W. STIRLING i LAs, LES onday, 1.30 p. m, a . . MOORE PEACE CHAPEL, 2050 E. 7! ES — Michi St, Friends are wicome, 1422 Prospect MA-6878 | 500 ENVEL JOP! tier 5 | Entombment He ton, ia Adon 1000 business ee. 66c. | ‘ A Fiend may Mo al after 6 p.m. Frida 10 Lost and Found “| TF YOUR refrigerator needs Fe-| | *

Noi call us Immediate service. | : LUKE- Maude. of 1416 WW. 21st St. dy’ alon, rose gold|I beloved Me of George Luke, WATCH bia ihe yt a Po “Ties. MOrn-| - ? mother of Mrs. Edward Mack, sis- ne Jeinit ii. and Wash. sts. | MY REPAIR SHOP : | tar ot Frank and Paris Matgan All Ma 1265, pity Home Appliance Repairing | » rs. Edwar (efss, a ‘incin- ag d = nati, and James Mangan of Indian LOST—Yellow © gold Jobs “Daughier | Saw shapening. jointing and re- J Erandehiid." paar away FIGAY. | acwntown. Reward. GA-1923 or wa: lols Edison CA-6050 Services Monday, 2 t the 728 i BEARBLOSSOM ' MORTURIY" 132] LADY'S 3 yellow nd white wold Bcot-| GEN. SEWER SERVICE N. Ray Bt ural Floral Park h Rite ring with diamond. Dow YOU CAN'T BE FOOLED | Cemetery. Friends may call at ‘mor- tay area Tuesday Reward FR- WL, | when power - driven, razor - sharp] tury any time, AT-2908 blades spin thru sink lines, sewer,

- TS spp S— LOST Feb Black Tse: Gres | 32 ear drain tiles. Reas. up to © 98 MATTHRME Oa] Blithe neds alae arcs ES rgoat Fre oi Saino © Horn Matthews, fathe ‘Mrs, | AT-0986, rh 8367 Ro idan | mlm Vicor € “Helm. pasted AWAY. play TRUMPET in case, At. 30ih “id, TREE REMOVING Tl CHANAN BOR TURK AER aa a Penn.; by trafic boy i: 0520. By insured experts. Power equipment. | i p. m. Friends invited. Friends may = | | M. F. BROWN, BL-10I8 call at mortuary [10a Dogs Lost & Found { | TREE” TRIMMING and chimney re-| | $75 REWARD fei gO FReanrt and Woten od n - TICE TO TAXPAYERS OF Wire-hair Fox Terrier, femal /

white, brown aiid black spats. Name | Vacuum Cleaner Repairing |

“Indiana that the Advisory Board] $20 REWARD. RENTALS

a x nd 2, 3: steps at the side. Ir th t -/pearing at said meeting shall have the through Feb. 26: Faliatonnds tion of officer ceremonies at 2:30 ment house °°, he existing apart-| iho Be heard ‘in respect to anid addi: TN, North -_ Citywide Observance of Nationair Crime 73-V-50— JOHN JACKSON, 3750 North [tonal appropriation. The additional LICENSE or n Prevention Week—Through Feb p. m. tomorrow in the World War Sherman’ Drive, (Zoned U3-A3-H1 Busi~ Pr ation, as finally made, will be auto- PEN 8-8, nD WEEK. | yp er ———— I'M rial. ess), requests yallince of uy to permit] matieaily referred t ate Board of UNDERWOOD KIMPSON, ALABAMA, N., 16l4—-Large front | MARRIAGE LICENS SES emo the operation of a dry cleaning plant in! Tax Commissioners, -which F d will hold | EALTORS rovm, adjoining oath, private en« | Del H * 33. 1232 8 “Richi aM Past C dptain Mildred Burge the existing building, with accessory off- a further Jiaring within 3% days Ar he 2435 SHELBY trance, elmas Hume, 8 chlan ary x Treet parking at the front % Lhe remises. | office o uditor a arion Coun ALABAMA, i831 RT hice Toom.” Co jabArrish. 31.643 Division er Bhs ‘will officiate. ev a 30- PAUL &_ LUCID BEC KER; or at such other place as may be desig: )r, Fre M Hickman, Dentist ALAA WR Fw GATE Hosier cn 2 : Reeentlyelocted icons Fb ARG Skea ef Is now located on. entire Sth Noor TA. 5309 > TRU RIESE : esidence); request permission to parking to said additional appropriation MAY Marton Bldg. W Ohto. corner Merid- - ee Robert’ Jinks, 27, 2100 N. Walcott: Betty wij]] he installed include Mary and occupy a trajle . he heard and interested taxpayers may in. Marion Blag. W Oblo. corner Merl: | \y, “nN “52 Pun’ room for lady, Shoe 22 Russell . 75-V-50- CHARLES W. KEAGLE, 718i quire of the County Auditor when and !2 . steam heat, water so ho -Martinsville; Jarboe, captain; Patricia Henn, North Senate Avenue. (Zoned U4-AS-H} where Jueh hearing wii Petia 1950. 301 Roost Bide LE 2. eas. TA-5697 ¢ = , 19, . rst ndustrial e <t d | te s 1. day o ehruary, y | ALCOHO C ANONYMO reed om - - =. Charles West. 29. 1461 N. Belle View, zona 18t Lit. Loraine Woodward, 2d Parking requirements in conection NELSON - P. SWIFT, wroup can he reached through P_O oa en No a ees Edwara Chise Ss Nos Mmm Drive, wood. Lt. Jeanette Gray, chaplain; Lu- with the office buildin with rab Sons Tomnunl Trustee nov’d Indinnavolis. or shone--7 E.u y se eer —" | [uft Place: Selma Branham. 18. 439 N c¢ile Crumbo, adjutant; Florence thre roe, Parking Suldise. win prgvisien for pRGHICE oF PETITION FOR 2s A I ona PREPARED BROADWAY 22s Lovely room, e - WILLIAM H. STEWART AUTO, J icely furnished, conv. trang |Earl Dale, 19. 2044 Linden: Wanda Boger, Gray, quartermaster; Mildred gayps "4s: sheiny Street, Zoned U3. AS-| The owners of laxable real estate of 201 DELAWARE | i chur fo Whi vest Ea GreetwoodT Gen=7 Burge, —oflicer-of-the-day;- -G-er~ HLA ESL. i ta De mobile sales oe “Thetry A pe ail . 1418 : roa toker heat WA — re L ree rm, 8 r he Sen "0 ois trude Lewis, color guard; Mar. lege Vos “ok, ! ar Yn Cor 1 29) at din roi gu tae #40 BROADWAY 364 Desirable single =| ee yvton $ ue, (Zone 8 I i y oy — garet Stonebraker, sergeant, and y quests varianie of mee ih emit the eae Senor Fownsnio. requesting ssuance N_ New Jersey. RI-35 (double. priv’ home! 1-3 girls Waath ary Cc 0 | r of the existing Tedidence ta be of bonds by said School Township fo ' Mary McC arter. hist rian. tion of ales office purpose of providing funds to be ok for. Chiropractic “Bloodless | Surgery ¢ c ARROLLTON and 28th — Pleasant Lawrence: Elizabeth te ee———————— W DICKINSON." 7

18'/, W. South LI-6212

You Save Because We Save MEN'S SUITS & OVERCOATS

$22.95 to $29.95

ROBERT HALL Clothes

Cor. Senate Ave, & Maryland St:

RUGS from $2.39

for. the store with the hig red front.

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Baker-Hollowell 3 above state Said bonds are to bear in- ce home, large closet, laundry 0 y 844 Walnut; . construction of an addition to the front t t at te not sxcesding Four and 18 in nice , I JA211 E. Washington RI-8315 Ooch y to 9 Aba 1% Cok has Bett Gershwin's “Rhapsody in Blue.” of pits existing greenhouse this addition | One. haf Ter cent. (4% annum TAX 1o RETURNS “PREPARED Pia "38in st. shopping center A . James ce, olumbia’ etty 9 exten. the front proverty lin t te to be tet, ried by © m 3 oe — nas - itvter, “10. 5405. Camambre This Sones, whien is presented y, and to be used for the “reall sale of ding) © exceptions 10 the lscuanes of sad 47 8. linots Bt GLINOIS. 3314 N. = — Comfortable ¢ ‘ | exclusive for e towns 8S O owers Or AN ACCPSSOry garage. and bonds may be made by Ten 0: or more! BT ARR - mm = front. spacious close on- | { For Greater Fur Values DIVORCE SUITS FILED y he fi ips further requests permisston to axpayers filing a petition in the office of pend pg ene. wor Barney Able -2378 | Marion County, is the firs na Neon sien at the front of the buildine the Auditor of Marion County, within the py ID LLINOIS, 3406 N. — { $e Emma vs. George Hurst, Irma vs. James B1.V-50-—CARLOR MART WICKLIFF, time and. within the manner provided Pittard, _ID-2407, wo: | oy 2 1 -4877. bg) * IT. Parks, Esther vs. Lloyd W Adam, Bar series of annual concerts. Ticket rear 13305 East New York Street (South. Section 64-1332. Burns Statutes 1933..which CEMENT. block, “chimney work, car-. large closet; 1-2. empl : jon a3. Arthur H. Hatfield Georg sales are under the supervision of east Corner New York & LaSalle Streets) petition will be held and. considered. by model._Pree est. FF-9055. KENWOOD. 452 N.. warm room: y SINCE 1873 Chatles _Shemwell, George vs Katherine Zoned U2-A4-H1 Apartmentsi, requests the State Board of Tax c ‘ommissioners in Ee ay WORK, . general re-, _llinois cars: empl. lady. WA-2530. a > J. Ban the Symphony chairmen in the permission to park and oceupy a trailer at the manner provided by » tf taxabl modeling, new -and d.. Cement MERIDIAN 1512 N, Hampion Court, Ean MPANY BIRTHS "townships. | a a ie Det, assessed saat on Fabia ut mor Loteitor pF and exterior 5 painting.| Apt nicely furnished rm. Gir —p———————————————— | ~GROCERS "WA ous Ne. Yo County, Indiana. is $16 - FUR £0 Boy rear 2121.2217 Fast Washington Street, and mn outstanding indebtednsss of «aid| CARPENTER. contracting New con- 33M — JIERIDIAY - "CENTRAL Ww At General—Phoenix. Maitie Branham; I I . Ww k | (Zoned U4-A3-H2 First Industriali. re-|8chool Township. exclusive of the . Said struction, remodel ling, Cement Large nt. 1-2 gents 29 E. OHIO ST. Charles, Saraliejen Daniel Fa njures orker (quests reduction of offstreet parking re-|mentioned bonds. is | block a O'k EJ Gerringer. TA-52 — ! Suis . At Coleman—Warren, Grace Whitmore thie % | BL-1786 EY lovely sleeping ) | rN |quirements to-permitét construction of a| Dated this 18th day of February, 1950 NEW JERS - | ! Far), Jean Schrader: Jack. Patricia Jack-| William Holmes, 64, of 2818 warehouse with provision. for 30. offstreet NELGON-P. SWIFT " + HARDWOOD FLOC FLOORS room in private home. - Business| ° AL om thodiat J s. Th Swineford: b St. i d tod parking spa } Trustee of Perry School . ! man preferred HI-4385 - | , “Ma slvr Ta phy Heldr &n Robson was: ‘injure Dasy | 1600" hf “PAUL a NCL Mou, Jownship of Marien ..- | id. Old floors mads Ilke new. \pw JERSEY, “2425 N “parlor bed-| Guaranteed WATCH | Buty: Wiad, Alice Flowers; Ray. Mary, when a ladder on which he was 1640 Spann rAvenue, (Zone 0! -A3-H H1 County. Indiana CLINTON W. YOUNG | BE attention given every 1ob. room small kitchen Carl preferred. a | Decker artison, Rella Taylo | permit the operation of a beauty shop tl HAS. E. ORME ee |PENN_, 3802 N.—Apt 8. Warm, com . | Low Price Girl standing collapsed. Mr. Holmes, the front room of the residence, with] - ROBERT B List | ~ REMODELING —REPAIRS | © pri. home. Gent, Connon: loca- ra, NG Usual ow S| At St. Francis — Robert, Dorothy. Black; a’ Statehouse employee, was | accessory offstreet narking, and a painted | Advisory Board of tion. HU-323¢ -Day Service Glenn, Kathryn Stumch, {sien to be displayed in the Joo ont window | Perry Schoo! Township Let u aia a Lew rm WINTHROP, N. 3504—Master bed. » 1B 3 A General—Hollis. Joann Coe. Chriatinn hanging flags prior to the Willkie| 85.v-50-TRVIN CUMMINGS. * 1849. 53| of Marion Coutt ¥ eal ihe exlen An room; oil heat; constant : hot 259 E. WASHINGTON ST. RITE’S | Prank, Jeannette: Wheeler; Clyde, ‘Alma memorial - plaque presentation. | Dejoss Street, (Southwes Corner ire! a . nelans,, | india polls Remodeling Co, ] fit 4424 RE es Svat: oh 3 Jindaws: | A Ho k: WASHINGION oT. JEWELRY SHOP pun {Mr. Holmes was admitted to Industrial. requests permission to operate| LEGAL NOTICE | ROOK | REPAIRS GUTTERS, DOWN: | [til R005 Lo of hear Fairfield and 39 W. WASHINGTON = 43 S. ILLINOIS ST A Meihodist_Mac, Ann_Sullivan: Law-| open-air, automobile sales’ lot.” with] Notice is hereby given that the’ under. SPOUTS of ail kinds. Work quar. |;;jjege cars. TA-7346 ’ 1063 VIRGINIA AVE. . . rence, Ruth Weiper: Raymond, Helen Methodist Hospital for treatment Accessory sales. offic ned Purchasing Agent for the City of 8 {ROOM for 1 | ok 2 patients fonts io BAF | Catron; Peter, Dora 'Vanoss; Cha 86.-V.-50—J] 8 BOL LIDAY REALTY CO. i es [ Rose Rosetta; Robert, Normp- McWhe: for a broken left leg. fa ICE H. MILLE UCY H.O'NFAL (indianapolis, will receive sealed bids al | ee |Home TA-8 A IE | 3 ney XI07 outh “Tiinots Street & 2 office up until the hour o x ROOFING, LEAKS FIXED | -WAY SR ANSPORIATION | e a k tira Maryland Street [2oned U3-A8-H4 Busi | Monday. March 6. 1950, for Public Liability | HOMEY: ‘CONVENIENCES! SOBER. | " DIAMON = 5. 5 it Ary an Te emission to construct an| and Property Damage covering the Fleet! Chimney Pointing. Guaranteed. EMPL. MA WA-134 . 1 DEATHY' ‘Shi Movements joist, Teouests In missi of Automobiles owned and operated by the Pree estimates. LI-0104 > : i ce | {Frank Hayes Connolly. 62° of 225 Park, P A public hearth# on satd pétitfons: will City of. Indianapolis as per specifications NEw R ROOFS and re airs. uiters PLEASANT. HO ~ n | file in the rr aris of Public “closets 1-2 men. _WA-0957 coronary occlusien By United Pre: he held by the Board of Zoning Antedls on «lm an downspouts ills “Roofers.. ph Doers | Ola Ervin. a). 9171088 N. Traun, ceréiml| kA ivale—G oA M Patek. Monday. February 27.19%. af Mt va aar et [Companies hiding wA“Si0e : Ie bath, priv. en: » Y DIAMONDS ® very. Bemoreaa '‘B NI rrvs . n Room 401 City Hall gt which time Ano by the Insurance Comnilssioner- of the ail Siding, _Gutlers, Reas WARM ign bat ¥aThoso. WE BU J WN PAYMENT | | Prainey ey Stuart. 80. of 1819 Milburn, re a interested persons will Bo given State of Indiana. The City of indian. _Credit it t 1 desired. WA-9713 trance, ientiemen. TA-9090. » thi ‘hypertensive Sardiovastuiss New York -Departures—Atiantic, Lisbon: anportunity to be heard in reference to availa reste The Theo elec any CINDERS—8 3 —Btooe rqek. washed sand,'2 SLEEPING rooms for oShTistian WOLF SUSSMAN, INC. an Payments ph ibb. - 40, 130 's Keystone, Batory, Southampton. Claiborne. Bremen: 'the matters set out in these petitions. nd 0 Bids gravel. bank gravel driveways ex-| Young men. 2354 N. Illinois x y N ST : iit ail MA. oronary occlus Withrow Park. Las Palmas: Alwaki. Trin- NOBLE Pol ISTER. Or ah Bs CE. Purasioe. Adoni. jal TAT ¥ adie” oni. ~(C tinued on Nex os + 239 W. WASHINGTON 2 (Eiken Westfieldw: Tor of 1136 N, Pershing. dad. Marine Leopurd, "Cristobal; Queen Fxocutive Secretary, APPEALS. BE es O35 aaapois ind." | GA ozs (Co ontin on ex age, . ~ aise, 2 Xe : | v / EE Zia ; - 3 E b> 7. ’ - - - 3 - : J : ; Lo a : s - ~ “ . “ vy - 5 » . 3 5 » $ ; . . v | | a a -— * { ar | J oS : 4 fe | “ \ 3 VE - 3 . 1 “ 1 4 * CED \ i: > \ EON . % jy . : Ray isa * ‘ bok X ar i \ . i EN \ aX WED Q Nk { Na \ Ee Pe - Loe Sf Mod \y Wg . = 5 4 fp a HUES IRATE \\ : Ao wo A EN 4 3 AN : Smylie Bayne Boy No = A . La

. + 52 Shelby the construction and equipment ” TA-9 yithle-sinwle, College car 20. Castleton Street Northwest Corner Lexington Avenue Junior High Sc hoo! Building to be located Dr. Oshorne, 2631 N. Capitol, TA-9374. private Fy Empl. “person. HIter, 25, 13 N Delaware: Townshi S Sponsor & Shelby. Streets Zoned U3-A5-H1 Busi- on the corner of Shelby Btreet and Banta CHAIR head rests are cleamed per- 515 | Penr Pp ness). requests variance of ade line. Road in sald school Township. The re- ectly.. with. Condensa Foam. Its oo EGE, J298—Cienn comfortable Patricia Mog? requirements to permit the construction of monstrance against the issuance of said odorless. Vonnegut's en attrac constant } 9 N. New dJer- Symphony Concert 3 rouilding to the. Lexington Avenue prop- bonds may be Hed hd the Advisory . REVOKED LIC sR sv 7 Reason ple’ I 5980. vr le 21 Hoyt . 79-V-50—NORTH SIDE CHEVROLET. restate located In said School hin in 2 - 3z00, N -COLLEGE CAR, newly deco- t 2434 vVinthrop; Ros- Sparks and Ritter, duo-pianc inc. "1027 North Meridien Street, - (Zoned the marmer and within he time: oeiiP i MA-6180 ds 328 E. Market GL-R'0 ny “rated. huge closet. WA-468) 2434 Winthro team, will be featured with the Das AB-H3 Business). requests variance of by Rapier ne of the Acts of ATARI A COLLEGE—C wa STOP , 6364 College: Afleen building line requirements to permit the The xpayers of sal err Scho 12 B siness. Service Large rm. spacious closet, shower rf 1013 N. Alabama Indjanapolis Symphony Orches- erection of a neon sign at the northwest Township are Hurther notified that Choe u ee 1 arm front f 1325 Darker: Maxine t i th first concert sponsored Corner property line, and further requests Adyisory Board the 17th d (| ————— COLLEGE. 0 4; Jovely Farm ont 25 Parke ra in e po |approval of amended plans in connection February, -1950, determine to issue bonds TAX RETURNS PREPARED Foom, large closei. © 3 . 1305 Richland; Norma by: the townships of Marion Coun- with the previously approved open-air of suid 8chool Township in the amount of | gent HU-2504 ~ ( d automobile sales lot Tw Hundred orty Thousand Dolla 1722 N. ALABAMA ST, DELAWARE, 2447 N.—Cheerful, next Vash: Georgia ty at 7 p. m. tomorrow in the 80-V.50_MARY & HARRY. RICKEN- 1£940.000 00) mateiing teiafind [Dollars SAT. AND SUN.. .M. TO 10 P.M.| bath: innersorings; hot water: ex- * 20 Sis vas BAC 1049 South Warman Avenue, (Zoned period of approximately 10 years for the = 700 y acon:

Rosemary Murat Theater. 7 8. New sey

er Jessie Walker,

The. ‘piano team will, perform of a non- conforming

U1-A2-H1 Resid

use to permit

the

requests. expansion purpose of

procuring funds to be used as AUDITS TAX AGCoUNTING Se

512 of P—IM- ILL INGIS. 3721 N.—Com{fortable room

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