Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 September 1950 — Page 18

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~ Today in Bm | | Farm Youth, Others J 4 4

i Leveling . Off ; | Await New Day : Period Seen he Bn . the Indiana State Fair r

. : For a few hours each night, bePurchasing Agents {tween midnight and dawn, the Expect ‘Breathing Spell

{hustle of the big Fair ends and {calm cloaks the Fair Grounds. Tired, weary, farm boys bundle. “By HAROLD H. HARTLEY, Times Business Editor 3 > P in blankets and bed down in WHENEVER MY MENTAL ignition gets to backfiring | MBs ghia and there's & fog of what-next hanging over the calendar, | the hogs or sheep. Carnival roustI hunt up the purchasing agents, ‘abouts catch their “shuteye” be-

) 1s Neath wagons or within freak I have learned to rely upon them. They're pros. They've show tents. The. inore fortunate

got to be right or they'll be looking at the Help Wanted ads. professionals sleep in their own - jtrafiers, y They have little ways of putting g the fu future in the bal The Fair at night—after the ance and getting right an-|; imo ore than they care bright lighis are Spused at ids swers. And they are not into admit. night—becomes a sleeping : city business to I money. for But they'll tell you that people All is quiet except for the occa-

1 t part, 99.44 per Slonal watchman strolling their bosses. Rie. {60 18 mot p PET] through the exhibits or the lonely

So I tip my ears forward like a keep on cashing bawl.of a homesick calf. mine mule when I hear their pro- a: ey or 8 The hundreds of tents and gaily phetic voices. colored shelters become silent 2 8 = Down Again? |after lights go out and sidé walls JUST NOW THEY ARE talk- | LAST WEEK PORK LOIN are strung up for the brief night. ing about a “hollow” spot in skidded from 99c to 79c a pound./A snore blasts from behind .a our booming prosperity. And | The reason was that housewives stretched canvas and the whine the way they have it figured refused to pay 99c. It piled up of a baby. can be heard from a " makes more’ or less sense. lin storage until packers had lojcarnival trailer. Production and mew orders, do something about it. No Glamour at Night they say, have about reached Now I hear the ginghamed gals There is no glamour, no noise their peak in the civilian econ- who rule the family budgets stillland no crowds on the Fair A omy, and may level off in the aren't buying it: {Grounds in the nighttime. There Yor 4 i next few months. » So next week, look for another are people, however, hundreds of : ; And that will worry a Jot of drop in pork. {persons who never leave the people who are happy and feel Football Season Fair. They live, sleep and eat at

wp to gallop uphill, the ‘boys - who! Since defense orders haven't gallop . up

caught on to any large extent, they see the possibility of a lag between civilian and military pro- |away when “people were clamor-

duction, . | ing to buy it at any price.

INVENTORIES which are their | main business, they report, are] “going down, following a three-| month rise. ! But, if you follow their thin

front declared a truce.

late November. Tractors shuttle through the: souls trying to sleep.

tbail” tems, are back again, They are shortenings, cheese

leave the grounds in the middle! ‘eye on valuable exhibits durin k- | spreads and margarines,

{of the night with a load of fertil-the night.

are betting on 60 days prosperity panies will help operate the gov- >'2¢k-

per cent putting their judgment plant in Louisville.

chips on three to five months. | Edward A. Callanan, president Hog Prices Up 25-50c:

And that's one of the best ba- of the Brown Rubber Co., of La-

rometers I know about. | fayette, Ind, and Magnus M. T . 8 Burgess, president of Bheller ra e ow, eceipts 6000 80 IF THERE is a “lag” be- ymanuracturing Corp, Portlan tween civilian and military pro- 1,4 will be directors. |

of -our-inflation- Utopia That, as they see it, will be only) 2 breathing spell until we get our! and the Ee East | Indies, second wind for the Jong, hard war

We'll be strapped in with mo controls than a parachute jumper.

Take a Pushcart

A COUPLE OF DAYS AGy the vice president of a fairly arge| ; ion gn ei Boag Schricker Reports wife, Worker Losses She had told him a couple “of things to buy, So he didn't takeiynqian, was losing state person- $19.00. a pushcart in the supermar et nel to military installations and figuring it woulldn't be Worth-i;ngystries, | He said some state employees iro. AS. i strolled around the aisles were getting “fantastic offers’ Local Issues he saw things he liked 3 = and the state was going to have) . » icki them up, un S to do something to meet the rob-| Sept. fm began Da nied Then came the'jem. . P stocks ma aswes W, T, Hineline mistake. | But Gov. Schricker ‘said there Amiel Sidier JG” 1ov: #. Rites Tomorrow

to” 260 lbs. $23.25 to $23.50, top| capners and cutters, $17 to $19.50;

$18.00, few $18.50; sows streng to dium, $25 to $31.

to $29; medium to Early Cattle, Steady

slaughter ewes, $8 to $12; ‘breed|ing ewes, $15 up.

sci

her of the Methfdist Church, SHE LET HIM GET PAST the gross income tax receipts for the family Finance com ..s | mem

register, made sure he had not present fiscal year might exceed ays Corp ofa ww 3 - pald for the anchovies, which he those of 1949. | rea ie Sum had forgotten by that time, She Gov. Schriker said onn J. Ster- Hook Drilg co'com 3. nabbed him Outside, tar both ling, head of the State Depart- : «Jt was a face- ener for both ment of Revenue, had reported to!ing Mico lec te ola on i " customer and store. But was all him the collections the first two | Indpis Pat is’ oid’ “ 8% Nora Staley, Indianapolis. straightened out with a trip down-| months of the year—July and |iuap town to the managers office, ({ndpls Waser do com

: | moving here two years ago.

LL L 18% . . . v . oh | August—were greater than the Inapis Water Co oe pid - 101s Fire Victim s Rites i All he said, as he left, still ex-| sama period in 1949, | tndpls ava % 10 3 . “cited, “I hope no one finds this |, I trend contimaes. the Gove |Kinaan FE ome nn To Be Held Friday ” n 4 Jo com ...... 14% out. ernor said, the fiscal year income [Kingan & Co pfd And nobody did. Not even you.

& Lo Nat Lite 00. | will be greater than the last one | Lincoln, Ne You don’t know his name by several million dollars. | sMarmon-He ee 3% 8 ...Cash a: Check... Gov... Schriaker..discussed...the, a5. Homes. com sco , personnel problem with depart-|*N Ind Pub Serv com GROCLRY STORES get nicked, ment heads and elected officials IN 1nd Pub Serv ol pid... . plenty cashing checks. ' in his office. this, \¥ Ing Pub ib Serv 4} But each store has a. routine it] in’ ‘a conference in his office 2

ing. He said -he planned a Pub Serv of Ind c goes through before it hands out morn gi the money. Even then, managers Meeting soon with heads of state! {Fub Serv of Md a

get burned. institutions to talk over the same mas SE mins ota’ This is how it happens. Some-| topic {So Ind ty & Ei one will steal a wad of company, The Governor asked depart Staten Camp td

3113 | be in New Corwn.

8 | 16th Place.

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A TRU MAN TO MEET PRESS

Terr, Hage: Malleabie rrbens name, and forge them. survey of personnel losses with y ’\ Co ol “

But that isn't enough. He then the view of substitution of re-|Liied "¥eleshons ” a forges his “credentials’-driver’'s maining personnel in jobs where, license, club: memberships, ete. vacancies occurred and consolida| thence see n 0 oF e The forger who goes into it tion of some jobs. eHCAD Loan

Mw {Indianapolis time, tomorrow.

. . Local Produce -

$23.75; 260 to 300 lbs. $22.50 to/weighty cutters to $20: vealers State ‘ersonne $23.25; 160 to 200 lbs. $22.00 to active, steady; good and choice! $23.25; 120 to 160 Ibs. $16.50 to {$31.50 to $33; common and me-!

25 higher, good and choice 0 to Sheep, 1350; spring lambs and | 500 lbs. $19.00 to $21.25, choice|slaughter ewes fully steady; small | lightweights $21.50 or slightlylot choice to prime, $30, few to Gov. Schricker said today that above; above :550 lbs. $18.00 to ip bulk good and iis

$25.50 to $28.50; common, $51 tc to|

5 ; 3; slaughter yearlings around Cattle, 1125; calves, 325; little $24; bulk. medium. to choice!

: Y {Contin 5, Mrs. Bertha Wilson, 5940. Laurel markets watch arm-loaders, | Tax Receipts Up | Delta Eiec co om * st. A native of Revtbehs aoa ® » = He also revealed that state Equitas decurities com

100 Mr. Hineline lived most of his 38 (life in Clark County, Ind., before

«| In addition to Mrs. Wilson, he 22%, is survived by another sister, Mrs.

A .| - Services .for John Lattimore, i ps 122..11843 Highland Place, will be at | *Marmon- Herrington com... 5% 6341 p. m. Friday in Patton Funeral a 4 Home. Crystal.Chapel.: Burialowills

102,,| He died yesterday of burns re“ceived Aug. 24 fire at Crystal 2513 | Flash Petroleum Corp., 358, W.

tA WASHINGTON, Sept. (UP)-—-| checks, learn the treasurer's ment heads to make a careful] i» ey 1ov, President Truman will hold a 23 news- conference at 9:30 a. m.,/

that far is a professional. He Gov. Schricker went through ai Biteshing Tele &8

s 3 The governor said he would con-| ati Punite Loan © 64 THE NEXT DAY the notice ositinue to insist that department Ind Limestone | UR mo.

ithin ra ro-| indpls Rail 5s 67s out to store managers. The name leads operate within their app Indpls allways 8s 61

than ‘No. 1, ky Butterfai—No. 1. 83; No. 3, 50c.

sen Eggs—Current es “5% lbs. to tase,

; wes 1 Grade A medium, checks. fast, gets them, similar trend during World, War, gn of com. ' he shi Grade, Ee 3 qwn in one afternoon, 11 when ‘he was governaof from = Hadas nd Tel 4% 61 .- Nk csliesmFowis. 4% ibs. and over. Bg: then at shop, 11941 to 1945. amills 3 8 Co 3s 6b “ under 41 Ibs And Leghorns, 17c; cocks

t+ | and stags, llc, and No. 3 poultry, 4c tess)

Local Truck Grain Prices.

of the company, the serial num- priations. Last" year, he said, they | Jhgenstamp 88 bers of the checks and the trea- tutned back $3 million of their Ning Pub Be Berv. Ie TI 107 ee surer’'s forged name. lappropriations by thrifty Per ar AA va “ wr No. 2 ‘white ‘corn, $2.10. - vasa Stores lose a lot of ‘money injtions. . |" VEx-dividend ern Lil Ne 3 Rd

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THE INDIAN APOLIS TIMES

Sleep And Rest Lull Fair ‘Merrymaking At

Who--wants-to-sleep-in--a-bed; anyhow? Gerald Webb; +: zn re. oes secure only when things are going = out SUL IOES began the Fair. Not only at the Indiana Franklin, would rather bunk beside his Hereford, winner in the 4-H Carter, Cetlin-Wilson show employee. Mr. Carter can an

State Fair, but at similar exposi- Club class, than have a hotel room all to himself. tions throughout the nation. The shrouded in a sort of hushed si- costly farm equipment, They in-, Tent et | s $ stl quipment, y in en fight it out on the supermark {Protessiony) fais peoble iive) the lence. Those who are awake, vestigate if men and boys are i air circuit from early June until have to remain awake, seem to found loitering around the buildst It was no use giving the stuff respect the feelings of the tired ings housing women’ 8 department

at the Fair.

fed

coffee,

Lester D. Fields Rites Tomorrow

Former Sales Manager Dies at His Home

Services for Lester Dean Fields,

home, 415 N. Wallace Ave. He was 49. He was manager of used car sales for Fadley-Anderson, Inc, Edwardsport, Mr, Fields lived in Indianapolis the last 24 years. The affidavit against He was ‘a former stock foreman at Meijer Electric Co. Surviving are his wife, Gladys; nim with his fists and hands. three Deane Fields, Indianapolis; Mrs. Randall ‘Caldwell, Mooresville, and ‘Mrs. Wilbur Clayton, Bicknell; dianapolis; Orville and Chester, Edwardsport, and Robert, Decatur, Ill. and two grandsons.

| Arabs . Collerier com ..... z : , He had no more room in kis would be no general relaxation yres 4%% pid o.oo 10213 | Witliam Tho former automobile sales manager, tinued Dillen’s “ » mas Hineline, - arms so he dropped a small can of a wage “freeze”in effect the pe eit “id & Bi Ya Com virn 88 08 [tired farmer. will. he re re will be at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow Morning and set bond at $1500. 4 d , of anchovies in his pocket. ‘last three months, although he] rt corr gid Everett Bobbs- aril pid th . Til . .| Greenwood after services at 3 p.m.'in Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Standing next to him was a! {added it appeared the state would i To. a N in J.C wi on " woman detective who looked like have T™ make some concessions. pt "ian com . - oh yy n son apel Chapel. Burial will be in an Ed- Hospital yesterday. An autopsy . any other shopper. She had! “We may have to raise some Cummins Eng ‘com... Ca 210 the Chimes, , | wardsport Cemetery. revealed a skull fracture. . any he had not Of our people in the lower pay|Cummins Ens pfd ... ....0". 100 “fo | Mr. Hineline, who was 63, died | Pi spotted him because he hb A |Golumbia. Club oss "83°" "100 91 i asterday in the home of a sister,| Mr. Fields died Monday in his - taken a pushcart. And the super- brackets” the Governor sald. [Cons lidated Finance 5 fd... #8

Plymouth dealers. Born in

daughters: Miss— Shirley

spread on ) stocks of food supplies and bev- rade time, a hy exhibits, They are extremely in- erages are feed for the day. grounds pulling wagons filled] State police jeeps creep around terested if strange or suspicious But the Slamor has Sed Sow, (with paper, garbage and refuse over the grounds. Fair police- characters hang around spots other day. The Fair |So the loss leaders, called “f00t-jert during the busy day. Occa-imen, state. -policeand privately where money is kept. = -

‘again. sionglly a couple of farm boys employed watchmen keep a close

If it has been a dry day, sprin-|_~ 8 kler ‘wagons creep through the grounds spraying water on dusty| light of the day in the Women's ing as faithfully as I do, have no Rubber Bosses izer. They return at dawn with Occasionally a prowler fis roads and walkways. worries for tomorrow. They still Two INDIANA RUBBER com- | Eres grain and hay for the live- picked up and whisked off for been raining, drain pipes are kept|

Fair today.

If it has building. A contest to determine oy : {questioning. Police want to know open and water is not allowed to of the contestants can crochet the e ent re grounds seem to be| {why city men are interested in accumulate in any” area. {most within one hour, and do it as a doybly-sure thing, With 28)ernment-owned Systhetie rubber. ~ While this od goes on, how- the neatest, has been entered by '~ lever, most of the night inhabit-/123 women. | ants on the Fair Grounds sleep. determined and $155 in @rizes will They don’t mind bellowing bulls be awarded. or baaing sheep. On the midway, sodden blankets and wet sawdust, Hog prices today rose 25 to 50 early action of fed steers and >¢neath some of the wagons coached by Ben Hobson, Sheridan, | duction, don't get panicky and Th. Louisville plant is worth cents in slow trade in the Indian- heifers; early bids about steady, Make splendid beds think the bottom is dropping out ¢- million, and may be worth a apolis Stockyards. {liberal share eligible to sell at, 3 "lot ‘more to us if the Reds grab] Best of the 5150 receipts, esti-[$28 to $29.50; little here of value the rubber supply in Indo-China mated -at noon, sold at $23.35 to above $30; common and medium |$23.50. The top was $23.75. Sows native grass yearlings, $21 to ation rose as much as 25 cents, Other $27; cols operiing fairly active, ‘|early estimates were: Cattle, 1000; strong, common and medium ‘beef Ana then ama “Industry Grabbin pd gb Cows, $13 to 522. mostly $19.50 gg oy Dente must De Visit to the 4-H Club h may not like it. - Bulk good and choice hogs 200/up; odd head good, $22.50 to $23; CEs olin oncession opera-| Visitors to the ub ome ge their chant from hot economic exhibit hall saw 4356 ldogs to eggs, from soft drinks to products this year, Tom Jéhnson| Hundreds eat on the Fair of the Purdue. University publicity! {Grounds every day in addition to staff said. {those seeking a day or night's en- bered 1221. | tertainment.

Six places will

A Hamilton County

won top honors yesterday in the| Others sleep in their cars at junior livestock judging, - [night—not ~~ especially comfort- They had 1210 points out of al able but part of an annual outing! possible 1350. Team members, all of Sheridan, The new day dawns with re- are Lloyd Walker, Walter Wa newed hustling for the Fair folk. Bob Hines and Dallas Grinstead.

Prize awards numNinety counties were represented.

Tavern Owner's Bond $1500 in Man's Death

1 William Howard Dillen, 44, pro-, iprietor of the Tumble {Shack Tavern, 541 E. Ohio St. oday today 3 on a preliminary charge of murder in connection with the death of a man ejected from his ~ Judge Joseph Howard case until Friday

Carrollton Ave. died in General

Mr. Arnold was found uncon-| scious on the sidewalk outside {the bar Saturday. Police said Mr. Dillen after Mr. Arnold became abusive and bothered patrons, but he denied striking him.

charges ~ wounding”

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Telephone: Market 6591

Residents of Muncie call Operator ond ask for 2-4242 ond Residents of Terre Haute call Enterprise 1000.

(Ne Toff Chorge.

"Midnight |

Another who prefers 5 des Ze his

snafch 40 winks anywhere, even under the truck wheels.

sidewalls are réiled fresh sawdust and cedar shavings uniforms of 37 § and new school bands.

Color was added- today by the Hoosier before pa-baton-twirling girls and little boys carrying big tubas| Tt is a new day at the Fair, an- were inspecting the Jun |

—A pig brought excitement ~to- the! . While being exerA crocheting race will ‘be high- broke away youns ook a trip) Women| h screamed, men jumped and the| youthful owner tackled. Mr. Pig ¢ grunted. He |quarters.

through the

! Death Notices _

FIELDS—Lester Dean

back

—- is iy F.

HOLEAND=<Otha Willtam

SETT-—Minnie O. NORRIS—Infant

BLAND—David A.

Father of prs, Blanch. Jackso ggdsey. | Mrs

Service Friday KIRK Station ot

2010 E. 18th St. Ruth Everett, Mrs. Mrs. 1

la May

rene Carter, Mrs. —-Ethel---Cassel— and Sanilac of 14; E M

RIHEAST: CHAPEL, 2530 1 Burial Little Eagle Cemetery. PPriends | invited.

FIELDS—Lester Dean. 49 years, late

LEY B HILL CHAPEL, A377

Wallace St.; hus

m. (DST) RS IRVING

Washington

§t. Burial in Town Semiery, Eg-

warasport, 1nd, Thursday,

(CDT). Friends

tind.) papers please _copy

i5 p } Bicknei

HINELINE—William Ties 5040 Laurel St. orother of Nola’ Staley

and Bertha Wilson, Tuesday. AFEL OF THE CH J. C.

SON "CHAPEL

HORTON—August

Thursday. 3

passed away

ILHIMES. - "

mother of

a C. | Mrs. Ruth Kiepler und Harley L.

Horton, sister + Mrs

y 3 away Tuesday. Services FLANNER & ANAN MORTUA

RY Thursday

1:30 p. 'm. Priends invited. Friends

may call at the

mortuary.

HOLLAND—Otha Wililam, age 56, of

6630 E. 11th St,

beloved husband of

Ruth M. ‘Holla nd, father of Mrs. Anill, Mrs

nella py tHn Park fire.

: fan Jane Dennis, son

Mrs. Doris McAtee

p.m (DST) from SHIRLEY ) HILL C

Helen Sunions, of Mr. William Holland of Ind dianapolis, Ray Holland. Mrs

ington. Burial Switz City Cemetery,

Switz City, Ind.

riends -may call oo

the Chapel anytime after 7 bp.

Wednesday. Graveside Switz Ci emetery.,

Park Ave wi Minter; ‘mother of Shelny V. Minter, Battle Creek, Mic hs

ces Larson, - Chicag

service "at

1 p.m, (CST. = Nellie. ag Natta. ATi

. rs. Harrie Sandy. Marion, Ind, and sis-

ay Fe ices

sed awa FLANNER- BUCHANAN “MOR TU

Thursday.

Burial Frida JAF 3.

m m Shelbyvilie, Ky. Friends invited.

ETT. ie a Sh Madge go Duck R. 8ett of 1ndianapolls, Mrs

Sheets of

Ann Art Mich. ; Mildred Carmrickel of Denver. Col; o! ontgomery of

sister ‘of ‘Mr Fonstilie

away 2 esday a

8 thay calls at the mortuary

mother cf

oT and Fred

Mrs.

nd grandchildren Creat. -grar dchildren. assed

r r from the Littla Eagle

-Ofristian Church. Burial Little Eagel

Cemetery, Friend$ may SHIRLEY BROTHERS 946 N by

~Mrs,

Soph

a Alcorn and Ts. sister of Paul Costello of Cinn., passed awiy Tuesday. Service 16°a. m_Satutday, & BYHCHANAN MORTUA

all at CENTRAL » until” noon

at the reh from. Ss or ili srs v5

LAM 3 . Pricnds in-

vited, Friends may call at mortuary

after noon Thursday.

flowers.)

(Please omit

THOMAS—Myrtle E “beloved ite of

Charles V. Thom

m. at e MORTUARY, -

H . “ARTY: 2815 Shelby St. Friends invited. Burial at Unionville Cemetery, Friends

may call at mortuary SAPPENFIFLD Belle BB 5. t.. belov

(Brown), of ed

OR’ W. Ray St. Burial Floral Park Cenie-

tery. Friends may call

at the mor-

tuary. (Madison, Ind. papers please

copy.

TRACY--A. Ralph, 3221 E. 26th St. husband -of Myrtle Swisher Tracy,

father of Mrs. Anna

Louise Walter

and d Martha Ellen Tracy, brother of E

anks.,

. grandfather of Donald Ralph Walter, departed this

life Monday, age 63. Services Thurs7 & aE

Dp. Park. Priends is invited.

. 2530 Station

Memorial

TYNER—Mrs, ~ | Katherine, 302 3025 N. Meridian, mother of MIs Lucile

Whitehill, and sister of Mr he i: Mrs. Sa “Ma eller,

and

Benth) Wash sed away Tu attle, Wash.. pas LC) FLANNER

Service

ORTUARY, Priday, 1:30 p.m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill, .

Friends may call XN Lara

WIRICK mm 8. East Del lov

Wirie! snd ‘Richard ay. ners at t fe 1508 8. eall after

‘3 Card of Thanks

i ER ANP RAL vited. Bu rial Concorain. 7 JLriends may

1829 | wie ot he late

f Robert away

SWAIN--To our Jrienas ond neigh-

ors. we wish to

for I tes 1 and their armas ours fovely “Hora tn seu . of oy

uti SWAIN.

L-Ahd we IAN iy Tender My oriuary for

SE SWAIN

testes son and sretber.

our Sin

io thank. the

FAMILY.

high!

in his

Gladys *

ER ger Ti i

i Be Bp oi ur, frignds. A250

£5 bd ras A . ind "se

and vii ual, sincerity we also wis Mallory Plant No Eno ne. Mathis and Shirley Bros. Central Chapel ausndants Tor thelr courteous Aervices, render

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LOST—8acred Heart

class pais la C. 1 South Side a .

EAS Te N STAR pin, lost downtown 30th, TA-

or Golden Hill bus, Aus. 8378.

lost 16th and Illinois, Tuesday eve. Keep money return papers, no questions asked. CA-8937,

1a s Lost & Found

wearing black ¢ with old rabies and 3 BH e away from kennell near “Blow Co.,

GERMAN Shepherd, Bo iE 80 Ibs. ‘weight, brown, yellow and white markings, answers to name on “TAG.” Lost vicinity Lyndhurst Drive or Speedway, Wednesday or Thursday. Liberal reward. For ine formation regarding same—BE- 9762.

DO Black cocker pup, male. | lic. ic. Aan Ans, “ - per.” Reward. HI-5664. P PEKINESE DOG. Brown, red collar with bells. Lost Sunday. WA-6004.

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YOUNG MAN with convertible drive ing to Miami, Fla. Leaving Sept, 14. Desire riders to share expenses, Must Must furnish references. BE-4964.

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_FLOWER- G MATERIA Wood fiber, crepe paper, leaves, centers, wire, cut petals. CA-1515. WHY use greasy oil on your furniture? "Use Dust Absorber. Barles Co.. 829 Pt. Wayne Ave., LI-37

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A Colbrook 20 8 arhes WREST, SE°%00 nites FOR THE BEST laundry service in town, call Excelsior Laundry, 840 ._New Jersey. RI-3501.

OK BARBER SHOP

104 8. Ill. 8t. Open Till 9 p mm.

12 Business Service CONTRACTING

HOME REPAIR™ Remodeling and repair, Spray and brush painting. Small pym Easy terms. Free estima; dace Pith workmen. BL-4208, AT. s CTING

NERAL CONTRAC ~ Immediate service. GL-: -3324

TOP SOIL, BLACK, RICH _ Fill dirt i - tT Eire PES, Prop, Mer, White Riv BR- 061]. & eves. BE- oft

Top Soil, Fill Dirt, Sand

Gravel, cement work. 1 GATT Call Bob,

ol (CRUSHED | STONE)

WHITE Diivevay Stone

DEL. AND SPREAD $2.15 PER TON GA-T446 GA-8642

ELECTRICAL -

FRELE ELECTRIC CO.: wire ir tostaf lation; epair; nsed. od BE-2993. BE. 3813. licensed. ‘bond EXCAVATING GRADING—SODDING

woioarating, Sewer digging Cement "EXCAVATING AND GRADING

_BR-6708, Days: BE-2125, _ Nights,

DITCH DIGGING JEEP ALL KINDS CH-4508 FENCING

1 fir 2x4's. Gates and erection extra but correspondingly inexpensive

Nebraska Bridge Supply

& Lumber Co. —________ FR-6012 == LAWN JFENGE—LOW PRICES for Lawns and. Fac Ma a Ti 3 Onl; a : Siial oh Wa Sonnee Erection, 7 ING_FINISHING HARDWOOD FLOORS Laid. Old floors made like new, Personal attention given every job,

FURNACES OIL BURNER | installation 2 & gutters ing. 3 Yea 473 to pay 10% down, immed.» aed He tl & © at Ty's eating uit 1 - 360 § Meridian L1-86i 34 = IR 5220 FURN. c TE eri "ine stalifne. Zou - e335 BI Tg er Fu Furnace Co.. FR Tans installing, cleaning 1 and repairing. Haves. CA-5509 aftep

______ GUTTERING GUTTERS painted, 1 Jevaired. Reofs i reprd. See n me_for low. cost, LI-3629.

GENERAL HAULING — CLEAN UP Attic, basement, garage. Any hr. TER PHILPOTT. 831 8.

CHES Sta FR-3871. te LIGHT ;hauling, trash, brug brush, furr , furnie or anything. White; IMe

GENERAL HAULING prune moving. White man,

GENERAL “R AADLING— Yard ¢ *hrybe . at.

bery trucks. White hits PR 2o80 1 days’ ary GENERAL | HAULING—Refrig.. | furnie ture, baggage, Rebianis, Whites Covered trucks, ins. CA-8394.

GEN. HAULING, CT Clean yards, ashes, trash. TA-0253,

LIGHT hauling, trash, rh Tai :

—anzthine. We ite

A-1 paper steaming, rs viastering and painting i

PAPERHANGING, steaming, Reason.able . Latest ion Mane aranteed. E. R. Shephard, CA-6716, APERHANGING, osinting, steame Mater. Ga=

“PAPERHANGING, M1 WATT 3721 PAINTING PAINTING, ;, Kem Toning, 7 paper hange Ral . 2 a. wash Ois. prices reas. _ PAINTING, Interior, Exterior Prices reasonable. Pree est. AT-3380, EXT. & INT. PAINTING Free Estimates, Taylor, HI-4218 PAINTING: outside:ID-1246; 53 PA Gs outside ID- 1348; special

(Service, Ing: nn. “Tran toad’

ORA \ ats

PLUMBING REPAIR I aT Tice Wie ie

specialist. Lic. AIR. bonded.

AT-3373. ROOFING ROOFING, SIDING, GUTTERS REESE ROOFING CO., BR-5486

~NEW _ROOFS—ROOF REPAIR wa Tags te service, Fully insured.

ROOFING. : Feinting. Carpentry. Pree ml ork guar. Truman Moyer,

TL OMINOM sing 3 ters and fo hs payments. Sr or night. ht. Phe

4111,

RoofING, Sua, ures

~ SEPTIC TANKS, DRY WELLS moed. CA

ment. dns. teas TMDL Coo

__PEN Tstder WA-9779.

WEDNEST 12 Business Se HOOSIER Be

Open 24 hrs a das

201 N. Richland

MAX HAAS CO. SEPTIC TANK

iC. , In Le, wg Ro

Factory sludge | pits, WASHER | Quick A $427 E. 10TH ST. ‘UNITED TERMI ‘Free Inspection 8 WELL DR CALL BE-9414

Fg and over well d =. yrs. experienc

RENT

RB 20 Hotels

KIRKW SAFE—FIF HOT

357 E. WASH. $ 100- Clean, Fire DR. 0. A. NO We cater to nic Be. safe and Special Wee!

AOTEL P Dally. $1.28, up. Wie N Nev

— CEN HOTE Cool, comf, Mal Walking distance, Ic 21 Walking Dis

COLLEGE CAR. 6f -homelike, near CA- 5692. DELAWARE, N., 71 L single room for g 1-4

sinaLE SEE}

N__ New Jersey

SLEEPING

PRIVATE--$1. APPLY MISS DAY.

NICELY “FURN., el ho convenie Empl. "Lady. LI 2937. ET ——

22 North

I ALABAMA, 2326 N.th, hot water: or iy TA-3288 day Sunday

BROADWAY, . 2318; first. floor; .. stok WA- 5404.

CENTRAL - 3 KEYSTO WINTHROP, beau rm.: deh adjoining. genial young man, |

COLLEGE

Gentleman, priv.e

NEAR COLLEGE—P ter | 3 2 E

College Car ‘priv. bath. Gent. DELAWARE, 2142 om, twin beds, acent toilet. Two Xo students MERIDIAN 29th, / one with sun pec Adults. TA-T748. PARK—Near 31st: kitchen PIiveleges couple. TA-307 PENN. 2855, Noi front, every con choice transp. Em; RUCKLE. 3262 — WV furn, as living-be rm.

ing

ROOM for- tw Sstefully Ts

changed. HU-685

PRIVATE bath, dos line: gentieman TA A-1607. FRONT, TWIN: V Jersey, 2 young _n GE front bed, Empl. coupe or 2

23 East

TIT WASHINGTON, 5721 beautifully i.) Private home. IR-¢

WASHINGTON 60 line, constant hot Reas. a a WOODRUFF—Large, 10th trolley, boar 2. IM-6880

3200 EAST—V la. Ige. closets, 2 girls: must_be employed ¢ PLEASANT ROOM, 2 adults:-no smo COLORED —Ger®, | 1835 ivate home, Gr

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24 South

NEAR Bemis, Stokle homelike; break! Shelby bus. GA-8200

25 West

BELLVIEW, Bath. & N. Joom near bath, 3003 A

WAS] Wo 3516 W —Li beds, door transp. 28 Rooms With EE SRA

COTTAGE RI

Ch ie. Convales MA-4

To WISE NUE Fracture. chronle. BTA. MATTHEWS RES casio patients, co

OLYMPIA NUR

Men-Women. Nurse’ BUSINESS GIRLS ’ Cool, clean rms. hoard, laundry, $11

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UNION T1201 — Attra w oT Real Home Ci

"WILDWOOD F Lic. 8955 M. Dr, W Bed “Patients, Paral ases. 24-Hr. Nursir (Child (

MOTHER'S DAY CA

lory’s MOTHER'S CAREF Eas Days-W yard. ead MOTHER'S DAY CAI "1 fenced yard,

MOTHER'S DA TA (5500

WiLL keep pre-sck 802 L F

CARE FOR BABYcountry home. BL: CARE for children d E. 21st & Euclid ah FOR childre fa -from up. R’S oi Cs oo ; nice location

.29 Housek

BELLEFONTAINE, trance, 2 rooms,

. heat, sober adults.

LEXINGTON, 616—1 _ Down, priv; $7.