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Pete Donat Seeks Second Title in Grand American

VANDALIA. “0. Aug. 25 (UP) — Pete Donat of Antwerp, O., will, ry: “to flaunt history" “today by winning his second straight Grand American trapshooting championship—a feat. never per-| formed in the 51-year history of the tournament, But the odds

are neavilyl,

~ Ftacked against Donat for a ‘field Bob of 1700 will be competing for the . coveted crown.

In preliminary events yesterday, the men's “Baby Grand” t tle was won by Alvin Hextell of Newark, Ill, and the women's crown by pretty Mrs. Julle Petty

| of Stuttgart, Ark.

Hextell, shooting with a borrowed gun, won the title in a shootoff with Alvin Becker of

| Cundo, N. D. Both men, shooting , from the 19-yard line, broke 100

straight, first time in history that shooters had registered perfect scores in the event. Divide Purse And the tie lasted longer than that, for each broke 23 targets in| the first shootoff. However, in! the second shootoff Hextell broke 24 to Becker's 23. They divided!

_the $1000. purse and. option.

money, each. Third place went to Jim Hartman of Hampshire, Ill, with 99! from the 18-yard line, and he was also high junior gunner, Mrs. Petty, who shot a 98 in| 1948 when she was high gunner in the Grand American, dupli-| cated that score in winning her “Baby Grand” title.

giving about $2600 to

Professional honors went to D.|

Lee Braun of Dallas, Tex. with 96 from the 25-yard Nne and the special for former Grand Ameri-| can winners was won by F. G. Carroll of Brecksville, O., wie) 49 out of 50.

Slo-Mo-Shun, Sweetie, |

Favored in Trials DETROIT, Aug. 25 (UP)-Slo-Mo-Shun, the record-smashing

West Coast speedboat, and avy| Houston Boy Stars

troit's My Sweetie ruled heavy

favorites today to sew up places |

on the defending U. 8. Harmsworth Team as time trials opened’ on the Detroit River. Thirteen other contenders will battle with the favorites to de-! cide the three American boats which will face the challenge of Harold Wilson's Miss Canada IV during the Labor Day week-end.

| presidential election. Why? The|

| (UP) ~~ Bill Martin, 12-year-old stadium. {hurler from Houston, Tex. was|

Ex-Boilermaker to Join Team If Boss Stu Holcomb Approves

i By FRANK ANDERSON | THE SERVICES of Bob DeMoss would suit the Tryon ‘All-Stars to a “T". { DeMoss, the former Purdue passing ace who was some-\thing-of a disappointment in the professional ranks, has in-| dicated he would like to wear a Tryon uniform, according ito Jerry York, general manager of the club. But first he must. get the ok of Purdue 0; Sunday issues back that Head Coach Stu “Holcomb. ! | fishing was to be bad. Now comes

‘a Crawfordsville woman who. is tutoring backs for the husband]

{says she and her : [Purdue mastermind. So far no caught the limit after reading our| word has been received from! story.

Lafayette, | So fish aren't so dumb. Next One thing that could stop De time I try my luck, I'll use a Moss is the Boilmaker schedule. slug of type for bait.

Five games are on the road. The BABE HERMAN, *the Mr. ‘MalTryons will play most of their aprop of baseball, 1 to bem

games on Sunday. If Holcomb the ‘wa ; y the NES sportswriters uses DeMoss as a scout the Tryon featured his eccentricities, “Tell

deal would probably be quashed. : Bob is shifty, but train and plane 1s P sople 1 B Tally ny serious schedules are steady and it is thing serious about me. " . doubtful the young passing ace" ," pemyused reporter sald could make connections with the he'd oblige if Babe told him Tryons. what the Napoleanic era was. Babe thought for a moment, {scratched his head and then sald tt pi Solr, 5 Lhd ho | (Babe) Dimancheff at the helm.|PttP Scored a DeMoss-Dimancheff talents! HERE'S ONE "for our memory

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» IF DeMOSS is permitted to!

is Here 8

{today in his home, 5440 Indian-

| Arcadia. Mrs, Kirkpat- | rick, who was:

Son of Butler ‘Pharmacy Dean

Richard H. Niles, son of Edward H. Niles, dean of the Butler University College of Pharmacy, died

ola Ave. He was 28, Mr. Niles was a graduate of the Butler College of Pharmacy and was a pharmacist in ‘Keystone Drug Store, 3402 Keystone Ave.. Born in Indianapolis, he had resided here continuously with exception of the timé spent as a

“Services for Archie Mosier, who died yesterday in General Hospital from burns received Wednes- " |day, will be held tomorrow afternoon in Lafayette. Mr. Mosier was burned fatally when his clothes caught fire in his Linden Hotel room. Police were

the fire. A veteran of World War I, Mr. Mosier lived in the Soldiers’ Home near Lafayette, He was born in

companies here. He was 80. Two

bridge and Mrs, Okela Overbay, both of of Lafayette, survive,

navigator in the Air Corps during the war He was a member of Tabernacle! terian Church, Calvin

| Prather Lodge No. 17, F. & A. M,,

and Kappa Psi. He is. survived by his” wife, Mary E.; a son, Richard 11, a daughter, Mary Louise, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Niles. Services will be held at 10 a, m. Monday in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary, with burial in Washington Park.

Mrs. Kirkpatrick Dead at Arcadia

Mrs. Nancy E. Kirkpatrick, lifelong resident of Indiana, died yesterday at Moore Hospital In

would be one of the best blends book. Don’t be too surprised if “Shee grandpa stopped “making Jimmy Doyle returns to Butler {home brew. Babe, as a former as assistant freshman coach. The! {Chicago Cardinal, knows the “T” job's open. Herb Schwomeyer has intimately and with DeMoss di-|/other duties now. f recting the attack the Tryons| Jimmy and the pros haven't {could go places in their second; ‘been able to come to terms. And | season. {Jimmy's dad wants him to join i {him in business. Besides, Doyle| WE FEEL like "Dewey's ad- Sr, is a basketball fan whose | visers did the day after the last] {favorite team is Butler, We'll bet a beer that Jimmy's {fish don’t read the Times or heedjin the Butler fold before long. the words of the Indiana Depart- Basketball’s pleasure for Doyle. ment of Conservation. Next season he could mix pleasWith the Conservation Depart-iure with his dad's business. If iment as our source we said se- we're wrong, we'll shoot our spies.

| Top Softball Hurler, VA Cards Toor n Clash

Two No-Hitters The No. 1 and No. 2 seeded

{teams clash tonight in the top {game of the Marion County Softball tournament. Allied Florists, seeded second jand defending champion, will

In ‘Little Series’ meet the Lavelle-Gossett VFW e Lavelle-Gosse WILLIAMSPORT, Pa., Aug. 25 004 team at 8:30 at Beech-Grove

Walter Luebking , , . quarter century of service.

Walter Luebking, a retail advertising salesman at The Times, looked back on 25 years { with the paper today. * Mr. Luebking, who is 58, still handles some of the same accounts he did the day he affiliated with The Times. That was on Aug, 24, 1925. His experience in advertising over the quarter-century has also placed him in the category of an advertising counselor. Accounts include the smallest to the largest, from service appliance groups to department stores. He holds seniority in the advertising department. Mr. Luebking and his wife live at 5128 E. Washington St. His son, Walter Jr, is in Cedar Rapids, lowa.

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Three Slightly Hurt In Indiana Air Crash

Times State Service

SOUTH BEND, Aug. 25—Three,

Only six of the original 70 {the star of the Little League world teams entered are left in the series after pitching two consecu- urnament.

tive no-hit, no-run games in the| MARION COUNTY TOURNEY

tournament for 8 to 12-year- AT BEECH GROVE plane passengers escaped serious old ball players. y Bat thico, Oral 3, Water Company 2; injury when a Consolidated Vul-

Y t} CASH

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY!

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CHAMPIONSHIP STOCK CAR RACE

1946 TO 1950

tee crashed on a farm near Elkhart yesterday. . Pilot William Earl Browning, HTH yl er Firestone 4 Mars|36, Mishawaka, and Silas Ritinter 3; r Firestone 1, Wi Clowns our, 43, South Bend, were treated

oni hits . playoff game: wr Tatum Wildeats vs. Indianapolis Girl and released. Nine-year-old Law-

Martin turned in his second nohit performance as his Houston team blanked Westerly, R. 1, yesterday, - 3-0. Earlier this month, he pitched a 3-0 no-hitter to elimi-|2

des Ti Lavelle -Gossett v ns;

jana farms, {native of Kokoimo, she later lived in Law{rence for a num'ber of years. Mrs. Kirkpat~

95, lived most of & her life on Indi A §

rick was a memBer of Order of Eastern .~ Star, Rebekah lodge and the Law-

Mrs. Kirkpatrick

{rence M, E. Church, where she

taugh Sunday School many years, Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Rose Sterrett, Indianapolis, and four sons, Pearl A. Fisher Station, Ind.; Albert B., and Scott C., Indianapolis, and Leroy E., California, Services will be at :30 p. 1m. tomorrow. in the Moore Chapel at Arcadia. Burial will be in Albright Cemetery, Kokomo.

Judge Clark Tells Farm Prisoners Of Drunk Cases

attitude toward alcoholism.

ants the connection between liquor and crime.

nate San Diego, Cal, in regional competition.

avelle-Ciossett 3. Mechanics La Laundry 2;

Allied Floris To-igood condition. n r -year-o T, | ni |B alain Yee of Wi rE a, Mscoames” Laundry The plane dropped 25 feet to!

Bethel iFla., struck out 21 batters yester-

day’ only to lose the game. An/drews had the Kankakee, Ill,

the "1h pn ber a ajors, Negro softball champions of sville, want to sched- {developed on the take-off, ule e for os Sunday afternoon in} ——a— Louisville To “Write ioville, Goldberg, 4th and

‘batters fanning the air with| erket Sts. Louisy TRAILS FATHER IN DEATH imonotonous regularity until thee: OTTAWA, Kas, A fifth inning es Bassey hit| 11G0rs Grab Herbert Ines Jonas + Base Dug. 2 nl Ee one be no|From Toledo Mudhens fniey that her husband cejested Seite eighth inning to beat) BOSTON. Aug. 25 (UP)—The leaped to his death from almost Pensacola, 2-1. Detroit Tigers sumone] rookie exactly the same spot his father - ~-hander Ray Herbert from had taken a fatal plunge 25 years e Inu the third game of the trip! their Toledo, O., farm club today plung y in an effort to bolster their sag-

header, Bridgeport, Conn., elimi- ago. nated Clinton, 8. C,, 3-2, in seven : innings, before 9000 fans. The ging pitching staff for a series FOOD PRICES LOWER regulation games in the tourna- With the Boston Red Sox. WASHINGTON, Aug. 25 (UP) ment are six-inning affairs. Herbert had an 11-12 record| _gharp sasonal drops in some wmetsestencm——— with ae Tolledo team in the|fregh vegetable and fruit prices Merion association Yule sea produced a statistical decline of

{about thrée-tenths of one per seven consecutive games after ai.on¢ in retail food pri Ry poor start. prices in the |?

first half of August, the govern- [as ment said today. 2

Bowling Notes

There is an soaming for for one team; average 925-950. in Tuesday night Pen Rauen League. Call Clarence

Korea, Aug. 25 (UP) — M/Sgt.|

liquid, brushed around just is Lowell W. Caldwell, a star base-| Estimate of Funds jo Be: Raised “for seeded, kills roaches, ants, walerbugs and J/Dall pitcher for Army teams, was the School Tow ruff Place, ofher crawling insects and is effective for ||COmMmMissioned a 2d lieutenant in| —— diane. Sehooi"veur” 1950-1951, many weeks. Invisible, odorless and stain- Jithe field today because he's Ditcgmber 318 * Fund “Joss, 4-9-2 kills roaches The sanitary, quick ‘equally good at pitching mortar|” A ec. - 4 and sure way. 49-2 Is 2 professional Is [ Shells into the enemy. 31433348) seclicide ked with power fo kill. Lt. Caldwell, a native of Ta- -13.330.m1 ne coma, Wash. pitched his first

game against the 24th [utaniey Regiment nearty = ‘afid “has pitched again every Army unit in the Far East.

teh

0] i Totes: - etimmted: (add lines 1, 2 ang 3) ‘ $27, 573. 20) Funds on Hands

249 MASS. AVE. and to Received from Sources other Than

i ——— He was promoted in recognition Froposed | Bus VY Sy ist of of his outstanding performance Resort, year Ree, July is $14,407.31 8. nies to be Sollected: present yen Ed

as platoon sergeant with a heavy

mortar company, 6141.83

1. Miscellaneous Revenue Tecaived, Aug yea lo Decelber 31st of Jlext sel Sear { (Schedule on file 1 ‘ttice of School Board . Special Taxes (See 8ched-

b. Kratister Tuition And, all other Revenue {Bee Bc hed

present

Drop Crash Charge Against Haymaker

Democratic State Chairman Ira L. Haymaker pleaded guilty

hone none

none

MODELS ONLY

8. Total al Pynds (Add lines 8 6,

in Municipal Court yesterday to| , I&,* 320530.20|

LABOR DAY, SEP. 4TH — 8:30 P. M.- a charge of driving a car without Expenses to acest or wn . a license, but no fine was levied ee ORDER RESERVATIONS NOW by Republican Judge Alex M, 10 pera Shanes vot jn ex; © it 5 ©

GENERAL ADMISSION “SEATS RESERVED GRANDSTAND -.... BOX SEATS

xpense {rom 1 to June 30, less Misc, Revenue for same period)

ite ive weirs +... $125 TAX INCL $150 TAX INCL. $2.00 TAX INCL.

Clark. “It's just like we treat every-!

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Ammount to Be Raised by Ta vy (Add lines 9 and im rity '

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MAIL ORDERS P

i INFORMATION BE-3316 » 16TH STREET SPEEDWAY

- 4501 W, 16TH ST.

100-LAP

NATIONAL CROWN CHAMPIONSHIP

STOCK C

Tickets Now Selling

TICKETS ON SALE Downtown Ticket Ce

Phone 5525 - HARD TORS EVERY

35 CARS STARTING—300 LAPS TO 60

. SATURDAY NIGHT _ August 26th—8:30

SUN VALLEY SPEEDWAY

body in the same situation,’ * Judge 11 Clark said. bie property a Haymaker. whose ¢ car was! (Proposed Levies +87 per hundred v n a collision here Aug./on 4, also was charged with reckless| Town 3 Woodrutl Place, Indians |

et Taxable pro 1,647,830. | 184)”

ROMPTLY FILLED

Tow jdriving. The charge was dropped | HORAC CE G. CASA when Rayniond Abraham, 614] NORMAN SCHNED 8. Pennsylvania St., with whose car Haymaker's collided, declined! to press charges after Mr. Hay- w received maker paid for the damage. |Sisie, High 03 | ce | Dhalaasotis” 9k ) 28th day o they will

on 'BALLGAME |i: or for That Late Ev Evening Snack 1 0 3 on RELA Beet

DANUBE on Section D or Plant init Roi

fur plat or i. 5 i My ihe Invitation hey

Y, Treasurer ER. Becretary NOTICE TO BIDDERS: Notice is hereby given that sealed hids to; the purchase of the {nllowing materials hi hairm of the

INDIANAPOLIS

time

bi Argregates HST poe

AR RACE

ereof, Invitation No. 101: je No.

10,500 Reserved Seats

TILL SAT. NOON ler, Slaypoul Hotel

aa ow 108:

Autos ® Diamonds © Jewelry Watches ® Clothing ® Radios, ete.

ton Ritinour is in a hospital in!

{elivered on

of, *Pakeriiie; pe M

yiation BS }9: 3 to 400 Tons, Size 0 hy irora, delivered on soted 5 350. Section

103: 300 to 500 "Tons epate. F.OB. Aurors, | ; 0) A N Bette o. ant 4. Section of Rosd 50, fi Bere nok Fl BS iio ta :

he had

ground when engine trouble audience.

Legal N. Notices |Reak NOTICE

No. dea

By Earl vive, Director, otor Vehicle 2 Plment

Indisnapolis, Ind, August

Fopmission of Indian

& Dakota, to operate mot

kota Noranater of au A

plication. duct “public hear ¢ hearing {Rooms of the ite mmission,

401 100

y Earl Everett, Director, Motor

indianapolis. Ind ni NOTICE | Notice is hereby given for t ur hare of thd following received bythe

4d the State Highway GQinmission diana, at his office, 102 | Avenue, a 2 PM. (CBT

which tir time they will [ 66-8: "500 to 650 Tons, (1 0

or Plant Vieipity tereol

| nvitation 300 Tons size No. 11 Axgreaate, F.O.B Ferdinand. Section B

de livered on ad 162, No. 68-B

Paat, ! ny si Ag regnte] i 250 ole on Road 246,

nt Yicinity thereof.

F.OB

ates, 5.08.

9 & 11 & reuaiss. fps anspor oie rod on Regen nt Vieinty thereat HO ai No. 110: 00 iBize No. 12 Aggregates, | Delphi, deliyersy on ad 18, PJ E & P or Plant vicinity Shereot. Ry Invitation’ oy Hi:

[B1ze |jasonviile. deltve Plant Vicinity the proof iivyaly oh No.

F.0.B.

Ak okaton on Hosd

to © P Atiresste. FOB. New ered 34, Sections E & FP Hignt es Vicinity ‘thereo f. No. 200 00 ze ny Assregate. p | Bure, delivered Road

Plant Vicinity Mihereof. vitat 114: 900

Ross,

% Tons

» . Section

"INMATES of the ‘State Farm latsnight got a taste of the law's

Judge Alex Clark of Municipal Court 3 explained to 60 repent-

Speaking at the request of Al‘coholics Anonymous, Judge Clark| «land; quoted statistics of court cases involving drunks and vagrants| whose troubles are caused by| drinking. Some of the offenders sentenced were in his

OF PUBLIC _ HEARING Smmission of Indiana

OTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

the matter of the application of ora

c! common carrier of property, interstate, more specifically set out in the ap-

Notice is hereby given that the Public .of Indiana will conin this cause

ehicle Department 22, 1950.

ad YDERS that seiled bids

day of Septembe

50 to 300 Tons. Section A-32 of ons,| 5 Florists-Monuments

T Troy, Section Be 3 or

900. Tons Size ¥.0.B . Section Tons, Section

yy 48, Section 00. Tons,

3 x Fr o B. BrownsG

"Polio Totals | Today's polio totals in aaiana [since Jan. 1, compared with the| [same date last year: =

1950 4.000 131

1049 ...... 553 53 66 New cases reported today: None.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

| “Death Notices

ARBUCKLE, 8. 0. (Ora) - Rural "route, Coatesville, In nd.; beloved husband of Amy; father of Cecil of Clermont; Carl of Coatesville; stepJohn and Richard Davies

day. Puneral services 10:30 a m, (DST) aturday at FUN OME, Coatesville Burial Coatesville. Friends | may call at funeral home any tim > BAR RTER—Bertha, age 83, 724 EK Nermont, passed AWAY Friends may call at RSEY FUNERAL HOME, 39 92% ¥ New York, after: Friday noon, Funeral 1:30 p.m. Satur-

aay, funersi Burial Crown —Jil_Cem (Kokoma and. Pi.. ayne paper: please Sop 3 z= John C.. ag yrs. fore merly of 18562 N. Coen beloved father of Richard - , passed ay W ery - foes Sat BROS. CER Il, 8st. Buna Priends CHAPEL after 5 “p. BUTCHER—Mrs. College, mother

I" Gle at x Cemetery. ot aven RAL m Mrigay a C4 729 Ethel i Crs, Gertrude ashington, 'D. I

Friday, Jeryice Por BROWN find Fi or sxille.. 5 may call at ANNE = ANAN MORTUARY, Saturday day,

EPSTEIN—Harry, age 04, of 3839 CarSion Ave. JOAed A away Thursday

Either. Moris, Mrs Bally Java an Bess Domont, brothuit of Indianapolis

aie of of

focletak wilt

3 N Meridian UE Ha ~Tefllla Cemetery, Friends in-

AM—H. Thomas 30 yea ars, be-

dear and Olen Rags away BSunday in Aris. Funeral Saturday. at toe G. « SIERRA OME, viced. Burial Wy ‘pleasant Friends may call after 4 p.m. Friday

MEDGE-Charles E. belo band of _ Lingle Hedge, O. Hei Sacramento, Hed e, Bt, Joseph, Im. Ber a cali A at his erry ec Passe 136 “Post nd.

Avnet 2, GhiNaTEINER FUN Ry hint E, New York St,

Li m, ark E arY, Frien1s ma the funeral home after Satur rs

ved husbrother o Ql A

M. Hedge Mie H Rarech resi. Friday.

1512 N. Meridian father of

: brother of Cincinnati, Ohio; Mrs: Mary Herm Thursday at the Veterans Hospital. vices urday, 11 t ARY, 19th 8t. Interment Hol tery. Friends may coal tary.

MeKINZE Alva, a ‘0. poxs 3 REEY FUNERAL fobs. Rew York. Friday ave aning ners 10 a. m. Hab rday the funeral home. Burial Nev crown’ Cemetery.

NILES-Richard H., 22 years, $140 Indianola, shand

at the mor-

an seed t the $925 E i

loved of Weedon & & “Hines, Indianapolis, ndians, | and Pe 128, atte d way seller, and Earnest Hines, Indian hpolls, August 2% Service PLANNER & BUIndiana, purchaser, for approval Tor the CHANA ARY. Monday, 10 sale and transfer of cer tiionts, Nos, Friends invited. Burial Wash-1508-A. 1 and 2. Property-In en Park Se oie ja hereby siven hat the Public i SL et rye - T - e ommission of Indiana will con- H—Jessie, ter son Ave. Cm LR ST YC A s w . Parrish, sisHouse, Indianenotis nd, 9: nu ng, wie o oils A bo't. Servic 8 ue Sep! ber 12, 1950. A ublic I aisieation is requested. TBLL ERVICE COM ION OF

{ into a Fia.. mothflson, Mrs. Grace

a ® residence. ‘riends are elcome. Burial Washing£4 Park, ds may call at al

§2e56kE ian m. roaDaturday, HARR RY aE 2116 N. New Jerse Eo

PU and of Jane Martin of Mr. a Mss. Sammuel 8. White, brother of Miss Jielen White, M Bv teffen and Russell White, way Wednesday. Services NER & CHANAN MORTU-

WHITSEL 1di 69, 1628 N. Ill. St. ase away Satter a short iliness Thursday. Services 2 m, Su RON-RUBEN N. Maridian, Burial Crown - Hill Friends invited

3 Card of Thanks

BR With deep Appreciation we relatives and

for understanding service and to all whe a iMated n 50 MANY WAYS, DAUGHTER and FAMILY

IAS YOUR FLORIST 1s AS NEAR AS YOUR TELEPHONE. - Allied Florists of Indianapolis, Inc. FUNERAL FLOWERS $3" OBURE.S SOW Fou 8 Funeral Stal Directors

Ho on “No. 5 1000 on: 1034 «© A st FR-0622 t 12 AgErosates, F.0 B, “ws Ww Wig BE-8960 {Coa tesvilie. delivered on Road 39, Sect pa. TT _Bosd 78, Section C or Plant vicinity AT, 2388 re Invitation No. 115: o_ 600 Fons, Parley Funeral Home. 1604 W_Morris {Size No. 13 Ageresates, FO Tes FLANNER & B ANAN (ville, delivered on Road 267, Se ction W. Pall Creek Bivd.—TA-3371. Road 42 ection H-1 or Plant 3 Te BARD

| thereof. Invitation No. 116 Bize No. 12 Aggregates, FP.O.B. Road 52. Section E-2 or Plant vicinity thereof. No. iT: 1200 gregate, furnished

1200 to 1500 . Rust ative ie

aon

|" Aserenate if loaded in "Tru

Pltum {nous Conted shed &

a eitation No. 119

um 0. Quantity AL Creos: fuared ts to garage Site at 134, Section D, near Plum Tree,

Ingiasia No. 121: ‘Tons ain Bars, P.O.B. Anderson, Inds ivitation No.

Ind of

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GET CASH IMMEDIATELY

Mixed anor de SLAB sae vicinity of balsas 2 &

Er winder: a a

Andersen, Ind. SATURDAY NIGHT

Joatl be_submitied upon ——.” | ms, ?

a. Tngian tion No. ny nity of Jhser. atop, Sttain

vy ational,

yA ee arts, we Faris, Delco Ww, ot ol Ci Indians.

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502 WwW. Indians

Market Bt, In

Snow! pr

Tons, and ucks at Plant vicinity ‘Tons B, 5 at ant vicinity of Cary: yg Cloverdale, He Feet of MultiCorrug inal Culvert Pipe, a ivezea on oad Guard mour,

nforcing

ecess jpment & Material to LI e | the’ State Hishw or Shor site | 8

Section D, near Plum Tree,

rket St, Indian- | Paritation:. No. 1 5 mobile Beat overs.

o Bias thane Toe submitted upon standard

STATE HIGHWAY uF RR 5 nS ; irman

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6. H. HERRMANN ~~ HISEY & TITUS

” nN ware St -38%38 “Home of Personal Service” JORDAN FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service

E. 10th 8s. [M-4304. M-4308 -

SH R ROS. co.

_846 N. Tiinols St. ~ ROBERT W. STIRLING

1422 Prospect MA-6576

10 Lost and Found Wd Corde in Red Cab

Aug. 22nd, rox. 2:30 no Sonata wallet with Nurses Res. 4 he ross identification RI-2745. B nt, $30 reward for 3 to conviction of thie pi { rear % 3744

ant_from Ww. . Bt. on Wed., Aug. 23, i jou’ Jone natural. | sos Jadies lounes Taigna theater - Reward. RI-25638, Min rho Fm wallet Saciutty nh ha

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| Attica and worked for hardware] = sisters, Mrs. Grace Bur-:

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< 12 Business Service

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Modern Design Home Service Expert Remodeling-New work _Cabinets—Terms—IM- 2903

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roofl Saver Re ng, wully tnsure te. Call WA-7888. CAl ARFENTER § NORK. seneral

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“Top Soil, Rill Dirf- Sand

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Roo on wo statne ters, Tencing, PAIDtInG. Small Toni RAymenta, free est. Call day or night,

HOME REPAIR Remodeling and repair, Spray and brush painting. Small ; Easy terms Free estimates Yorkmen. BL-4306. AT-3600

TOP SOIL—FILL DIRT _

Sand gravel. . grading. driveway

Howard, GA-5259 — 0A-0346

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Michigan and Delaware NOW AVAILABLE

Newly decorated rooms; with or without private bath for PERMANENT OCCUPANCY, Complete hotel service . . . « air-conditioned coffee shop.

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