Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 October 1950 — Page 15

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In Rain, 33-0

Well Divided At CYO Field

touched fans. It was fifth straight win and the

City crew. : . The rain started faliing in first quarter along with Thunderbolts’ prestige. Williams went over

Np b

. : : down department. would return Make It 31 -0

ten dispellea: Quarterback Bill 8 y ves last night as

ockey history

Bob Straub, Bill Volk and

ns. The sale x backguards our, Bill Folk, Voit and Max r - Coach Ott 1 filling In at

a Thunderbolt pass on the 43 warmed up. Three plays Jacobs scampered 30 yards to the count to 43-0.

The Kansas City Thunderbolts were just a flickering current te-

day. They ran into the Tryon! All-Stars on a football field last night.

The AllStars, throwing their] weight around like shot putters, flipped the switch on the Thunderbolts, 55 to 0, on CYO Field! before -a crowd of 3500 rainTryonsd

loss in five starts for the Kansas

Orville, start : things off. By the end of the half . the Tryons had a 25-0 lead with!

Jacobs getting busy in the touch-|

later

“Car Finale

first

the the!

Roy

ter|

The King has his day with a trophy. Justin King (left) holds the trophy which Mrs. Mary Col-

made it 31-0 on the first play of | lins, Indianapolis, presented to him yesterday after his victory in the 300-lap stock car race.at the the second half with a 60-yard] W. |éth St., Midget Speedway. The 300-lap event closed the season at the track. canter. Then Williams and Straub tracked off 30 yards apiece to set

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King had a 300-lap victory.

u n n = n

Eubank had

Justin the

when King took over, The win

Yesterday King won the seaand Midget Speedway befqr e a crowd gravy, of 6000. Bill Eubank of Indian- consolation. He and the car's apolis was second by half a car owner divided six trophies since tire. length. Winner's time was one the car led at the 150, 200 and

run

’ das as the last score nko y oh pa ‘ But Volk hour, 45 minutes and 27 seconds. 250th laps. the full distance without a pit Sap 18st Jude took up the fight with another| King had to work hard for the| Herschel White of Indianapolis stop.

rted to have me while utiljac has been of the U. 8,

through with an interception

Tryon score. he will have groups in the ing Enio Scli1d Rod Morri- ; Johnny Wiland Gordon forward wall erry Reid and the third line, condition for iturday night

derbolts ha had been struck.

Boston College Drops

BOSTON, Oct. 9 sissippi followed Oklahoma off

the local school dropped a torious southern rival for second consecutive week.

stitches taken eye Saturday

; with Cleve. i So hil Samis in | Boston College athletic director in Troy, O. John Curley said he called off 8. next year's tentatively scheduled

also has anjanapolis road oadcast this

30-yard sprint as the final period opened. Dick Domes then came

another 30-yard run for the final

Jim Warrenburg kicked only one of nine PAT attempts. But it really wasn't necessary; the Thun-

Another Winning Foe (UP)—Mis-

ture football schedules today as

B. C.-Mississippi contest in a conference with the southern school’s athletic director following Satur-

Stranahan Wins Lifting Crown

CINCINNATI, O., Oct.

Heavyweights Top Rassle Schedule

Three heavyweight mat attractions are booked for the Armory ring tomorrow night, with a battle between “Wild Bill” Longson ana

and

Filipino Captures Pan-Am Tennis

MEXICO CITY,

9 (UP the title of

Oct. 8 (UP)—

‘Wladek ‘Kowalski topping the Philippihes champion Felicisimo coined by sports writers. jcard. Ampon, only five feet tall but a| The - British Amateur Golf Big Ray Eckert, 245-pound St. big man with a tennis racket, won champion from Toledo, O. Louisan, and Cherry Vallina, pop- the men’s singles crown of the hoisted 725 pound§ in three lifts

ular Spanish star, will clash in Pan - American Tennis Tournathe semi-windup. ment today in an easy four-set The first event pits Al Lovelock, victory over lanky Tom Brown of Canada, against The Red Phan- Jr, of San Francisco. tom, hooded unknown. | Ampon’'s 6-3, 6-8, 6-4, 6-3 con- — [quest of the U. 8. Davis Cupper imade him the first Oriental champion of the nine-year-old PanBow to Louisville {American classi¢, heretofore domTimes State Service inated by European and American CAMP ATTERBURY, Oct. 9 - players. The 109th Field Artillery Bat- Playing a calm, steady backtalion football team of Camp At- court and net game, Ampon ran

weight’. Ohio AAU

fu- lifting crown.

vic-

less, than the total lifted hy Bil the ,

Bossong of Cincinnati, the heavyweight title with a pound total.

Smeets ——

Atterbury Gridders

Charles, Beshore Return Nearly Set

His mark was only 25 pounds

winner of 750

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

lead was the early leader, but hd was up Straub’s 16-yard scoring dash. stock car victory today to keep from the 150th to the 290th lap forced to call it quits on the 72d Jacobs was the next man to him warm this winter. see heavy action. He intercepted

lap when an axle broke. Indianapolis’ Howard Peterson was the son's finale at the W. 16th St. 8ave King the lion’s share of the pace getter at the 100-lap mark, but Eubank had lots of but lost the lead when he made a pit stop to change a right front

King and Eubank both went

—Frank Stranahan proved today that “Golf's Muscleman” was not just an idle phrase

Saturday to win the light-heavy-| state weight

| | i | | i

be “live” with day's game at Oxford, Miss, terbury found the University, of the San Francisco lawyer into the] wow vORK, Oct. 9 (UP) — tadio Station which his team lost 54-0. Louisville freshmen \a bit too ground in the first and last two Ralph Gold, manager of Heavyng from rink- Curley said he couldn't “send heavy in size and in the scoring sets. Only inthe second set could weight Freddie Beshore, said last

“leveland and boys on a man’s errand.”

department yesterday and went Brown get his famed passing ont that negotiations

were

Curley said he made similar ar- down to a 41-6 defeat. shots in working: qrder, but then nearly completed for a return title Saturday rangements with Oklahoma au- The Soldiers held the visitors he faded rapidly ‘as Ampon stead- pout between Champion Ezzard ng with Bill thorities after the Sooners beat to a 6-6 tie at the half. Butijed and again commanded the net Charles’ and Beshore at Cincin-|

Boston College 28-0 the week fore,

rchuk replaceseason. Sugar ard the nets | be available in the event

ed workouts la today and rsday for St, on the Arena opener. They for their Oct. rn to Detroit apolis in time clinic in the m, Oct, 18, on home opener

Jack Gale, Hosiery Work the Yaver Men's Shop team, city’s keglers. Gale had games of 222, men's division while Patty pu for a 605 total. Patty was

Jim Rutter, employee of the

eal” including 16 ticket and in the special janapolis fans ener. For deanapolis Coli

apolis Chevrolet plant, jester the Traveling League when had 11 straight strikes at Sport Bowl for a 298 game. was rolling with the Martini Lounge team. The previous record was held by Fred Schleimer for’ same team last Nov. 27.

MEN'S LEADERS Jack Gale, Hoslery Workers

‘ony Manley, Darko Cleaners ct. 9 (UP)— Wiison Shopp, Pauls Dr 8s Rufus ray oly HEWES today Clvde, Wiliams, Delaware Twilight. r asa Joe elimer, Ar an ple nt Hal Gremore, Artie's Potato Chips ; down on the Dutch Sweeney, Darko Cleaners Paul Martin, Paul's Drugs .. ....... Jeorke irathers, Medical “Society . rm. Frank cClain, lelayare ocla e anent pos- Ed Talley Hillcrest. ........ in the Ameri« Ray Rathz, Fox Hu nt .Cal Hughey, Robetts Dairy

's Western Di- & Shoemaker, P. . Mallory .

: . . 3 . Jack Gale, Patty Striebeck : MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. Oct. 9 14th. Pace League Keglers Or Pinar pervioes lh. Oo Gold said that. only +. mor

held Wednesday for Fred Wilson, financial snag was delaying the

League at the Central Alleys. ceiving department of the Indian-

ret a new single game record in

be- superior weight told the tale in'to slice volleys off into COrnersinati Nov, 30.

| the second half. {Brown couldn't reach. |

Former Minér Leagu Manager Dies at 76

Buffalo, N. Y. Aug. 15;

ers teamster, and Patty Striebeck of

76, who was a minor league base- sighing of contracts. last night led the scoring among the

ball manager 40 years ago.

rolling in the Packard Indianapolis

IIL,

M.. D. Hitt, Sturm

re- Mi . 3o0dwin, Link-Belt No

Blond Beshore of Harvisourg, 1Pa., gave Charles trouble in some; {rounds of their first title bout at! but {Charles finally stopped him in the

orm - Wilson, a retired barber, died jC Wing Meet 207 and 231 for a total of 660 to lead yesterday. dt in M Indiana Central it d Wilson managed teams in Mec-| ° al won its secon )0, t together games of 200, 215 and 190 Cimb, Canton and Champaign, straight cross country meet by

and Lyons, Kan. from 1909 defeating Taylor, 24 to 34 Saturto 1915. He was a team-mate of day. Dick Plants, Taylor, turned } Chicago White Sox’ manager Red in a winning time of 20 minutes

t £ oH Be Brakes: a “ Corriden at Frankfort, Ill, and 44 seconds over the 37-mile day art Tague. Aor BOT vine ienens : Chicago Cubs’ trainer Andy Lot- Course. Roy Turley, second; Joe rve

third, and

ph ring his Butterworth, George Burns, Riviera y: ntinental ... shaw at Champaign du 8

Art

5 = Bill Camden, TAFIS ......\c.vsvssnvesy 509 days as a player. White's athletic Bright, fifth, followed for Cen-| ae Bony brondiao: ar 31 career started at Wabash College. [tral Joe Merida, 'Ski-Hi Club .. 51 msn to Lo

que WOMEN'S LEADERS ~~ = Patty anerr Og caver Men's Shop .. i Denver Cagers to Play Basketball Notes ogg Ethel Ma er, Uptown seesredeaians i |» Warmup tourneys ure slated for the Mabel B. aliory .. 516 t the Alice e Goodin, E w. Tatler ‘Sales 318 Under New Banner | PRarsorn and Holy Cross gyms tonight. | Rnb ateman, sDarko Cleaners ...... yx TP) — -1 - Dearborn— 7, John J Madden vs. Broad. Ethel PY pion Bu op ean 2s DENVER, Oct. 9 (UP)—Den-| Ripple: 8. Texaco. vs. Vonnegut; 9, Link “ {Ann Moulden, Rpberts Dairy iE i ver’s professional basketball team Belt on Oxtor liver of B ! Betty Tazisinter, Joly, Spirks 351 was set and “raring to go” today g's Kresge: 8, ode Naa! Bank vs, Muriel Hass. ‘Medical Society 451 under the banner of a new spon-| Sioxon Cite saan Camp Hardware vs. fesman, Antler 7 " ”. rN ot culsban Josie milan wi 120 si Li "Bailey, Ban Des Restaurant - - 465 The team, a member, of the NeW Teams interested in entering a league! 0 Li Ball 3, San Parkway easens a2 National Professional Basketball are are asked ced to | have a representative Dresent. . 600 Freida Close, Sturm

8 League which opens play next

Shirley Lehmann, Li iz 8 month, will be sponsored this sea-|

Ban. Dee Restarant Local 2937 .....

Ma Minnie Yager. Sky-Hi Club C42 3a: ir 8|Flo Blythe, Iaria ._ . ....... 406 son by the Frontier Refinery Co.,| Georgia White, 402

whose slogan is “Raring to’ Go.”

. VEW . 561 Irene Horenstein, Broadmoor «376

while Cleve~ tion title: It r easy Cleve-

Phil Hergemandon, Gilles 1 Denis scored 8. A crowd of

and Rev. Amos L. Boren.

5 Clergymen, Lawyer on Bowling Team

Five of the six men pictured above are as good’ on the bowling alley as pit. The man in the middle, a lawyer, tries to practice together at Beech Grove on Sunday. They are Ed New and Rev. Charles Johnson; (left to righ

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Funeral Monda lurday, ‘age 83 years, mother of Hazel | material mornings-eyenings-Sunday the G. H. REMANN. FUNERAL, Sen Mrs. Louis Armed and Howard's, GA- 5259—6A- 0346 NORTH MERIDIAN-27TH. Large HOME, 1505 S. East St. Friends in- Harlan R. Sense, sister of ’. cheerful, clean, twin beds. reyitad, t the Evansville, Friends may Orval Rothenberger and Ployd Glick, GRADING, excavating, bull dozing, sponsible men WA-1345 a e funeral home. also survived by 2 grandchildren and top soil. cinders. crhed stone. pit vicinity 38th-Meridian Desirable DRESCHER— Mrs Cora, 2714 N. Gale 1 great-grandchild Services Tuesday. gravel. washed sand eravel FA- reasonable employed couple or! ister of Mir. Ida Sisconputh peed | PEACE CHAPEL. 3050 E ° Michieen not lady. HU-0321 sister o re a Siss uth 83 . ichigan Te E CT ei Co away Sunday, age 8 Seth Passed 8t. Friends are welcome Burial Fair RIC i op ol on. sand. fave PENN. N 140%, Comfortable Room day. Oct. 10, at MOORE _& KIRK | Haven Cemetery, Mulberry. Ind Crantil, 2319 _W. 60th, GL-1680 Bus stop. all conveniences. also NORTHEAST CHAPEIl 2530 Station SMITH Frank M. 219 W, 2 ELE ICAL : - . m Burial Crown Hill brother of Mrs. E. D. Short, Indi: = Fw 5500 N Pleasant room for Ng 1d Friends fhvitea anapolis; Henry Lawson of Wigg a. | PARE ELECT 3 RIC CO; wire "ond ralS Hines man or lady. Garage DRUMMOND —Hen “550 W_ 46th | Miss, and Samuel Lawson of Fads algon; new, repair: license ond- | 12 — | Street, son of Saracs Gi brother of | anapalis. © Saturday. Puneral | *d_ BE-2092. BE-5812 - ROOM in apt. near transp. &| Hugh J! and Mrs. Maurice Lunt of { Tuesday. raat the KIRBY MOR- | EXCAVATING __ | hestaurant. Empl. lady. Ref, RI-| anapoli : 28 i Private serfice’ ELANNER ney: {ment Crown Hill Cemetery, Friends | ‘EXCAVATING AND GRADING NICE comfortabld room: 3-way | CHANAN MORTUARY €remation, |M8Y_call at thesmortuary. BR-6708. Days; BE-2128, Nights. | transp: 3300 north. HI 4385 Please omit flowers | SOMMER Hugo, of 1230 Lexington|— ——————————————————— | EMMONS Edna, 5505 Winthrop Ave. Ave, entered into rest Saturday GRADING—SODDING (Sister of Miss Lillian Owen, Mr, Charles E. Owen, of Indianapolis, aunt of Owen H., Robert W, and

H. Tarleton, passed away CHANAN MOR TUARY, Tuesday, 1:00 Saturday. Services FLANNER & BUPn m, Friends may call at the morua FARARC Wydah J.,

St of 517 W. 29th

Husband of Zakle Anna, brothHanna Salkley, and departed

Burial Crown Friends may call at George's Aa After 3 p. m. MonMOO KIRK services. MRokomy Papers Hears copy. | GENDRON Kathryn Mae (Kathy, &e 4, passed away Sunday evening Daughter of Henry and Mary K. Gendron, twin sister of Eddie, granddaughter of Mr and Mrs. Ed. Stillabower all of Cumberland, enry Gendron of Indianapolis eral aunts and uhcles, Funeral Wednesday, 10 om HENDRYX & FIELDS’ MORTUARY. Cumberland chapel Burial Memorial } Friends may call any time at the chapel (Columbus, Ind. papers please copy.)

HARPER—Wilbur Francis,

Hill Cemetery 3

and Sev-

age 71,

Ferguson, passed away Sunday

8s. Gertie Flora Chandler, m.

may

Tuherel home after m.

Mond REIDTT heresa, 058 College Ave, wife of J Heidt, mother of Mrs. Daniel Moriarty eon Heldt and Eugene Heidt, Columbia, C.. also survived by 4 grandchildren, died Sunday. Funeral Wednesday, 8: at the KIRBY MOR RIVA ARY, Meridian 19th St, 9 St. Joan of Arc Church, Tnterment Calvary Cemetery, Friends may call at the Tortualy HICKS — Lero e 62, 16 E. elly, husband > Georgia Wiexr: brother of yilllam and Quince Hicks, Jenny Doar rs

Mrs, i Mrs. Margaret “Smith, stepfather ot Mrs. Patricia VanArsdall and stepJeffrey VanArsdall,

grandfather of

L HOM 25 Eas New York Street. after p ant Monday. Funeral 9 a. m. Wedn esday t St. Catherine's Church. Burial

Holy Cross Cemetery

JOHNSON—Mary Clark, age 68, of norteast of Amo, mother of Phyllis, foster mother of Robert Welty, rs nie Brown. rs. . Martinsville. Miss Pearl Clark of Gosport, and Joe Clark of Bloomington, passed away Saturday. Funeral services Tuesday, p.m. at the residence. Burial Friends Arrange-

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62 years, 424 North, A

. 25, beloved mother of McGee, sister of Pay passed away Sunday. Puneral Wednesday, 1:30 G. H, HERBMANN FUNERAL’ 1505 8S. East . Friends Burial Crown HiT. Friends may call safter 12. noon Tuesda LYNCH--James, a pling e. 8 ith M;

from the FUNERE. Washington St, y at 8:30 a. at he Church of ‘the 9 m, Interment Cross Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral "hom MEYER Winifred, mes M:

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Cal: also survived by 10 erandchildren, passed Away hy BR Fu al services from | REACKWEL L FUNERA L HOM E, 1503 N. Meridian. 9:30 a. m. Requiem Mass Bt. J Are Church. 10 {a. m. Interment Holy Cross Ceme |tery. Friends may call at tunerald 3

|TOOLEY Frank B., age 24 years, 701 | Manhatten 8t., husband of Juanita | Tooley, and son of Mr. Frank M. | Tooley, Mrs. Edna Crabtree, passed laway Sunday Funeral services Wednesday, 30 p. m., from ‘SHIR: WEST CHAPEL, Burial Floral

Friends | may a at C x , - the chapel after 7p ork guar. BL-5153 Iv Mee MA ue Convales., Elder WHEELER Walter Reward, " years. | FUEL. ALY Taito REPAIRS. im- ree woh: JPeauiney, beloved HE _med. service. CA. 6341. Bed Patients. ee TA dianapolis. Mrs Eleanor Jane W it HAULING ATTRAC. HOME, warm rooms: Geod son of Higginsville, her ne GENERAL HAULING — CLEAN | up __Home Cooked meals $13. CA-2077, Mrs, A. Hall, Danville, Il. and| Attic, basement, garage. Any h Mrs. Charles E eeler, Yakima. | CR PHILPOTT, 831 8. State, | (c ild Care) Fomral Sed Ta Sunday p> m 0 EXPER mother r'S care for pre unera oF rcs ues a. | GENERAL WAU HAULING 4, shrup- EX - |SHIRLE BROS. IRVING HILL | RM Faris dum rb. pichool Sar rt Mon. n. throueh| CHAPEL, Ney FB . Wastunsion 5i.| White, FR-6058. 7 dave per week EXCELLENT CHILD CARE in my Leon. Lionaay. | LIGHT HAULING. a brush, fur- , ’ 3 C 7 : Th | piers Anything. White vet. ™- |, ATORe days; baby sitting evenings | ee anks | GENERAL, HAULING —Refrig. furni-| MOTHER'S CARE. children over 1| YD-—-We wish to thank our kind| ture, baggage. Reliable, Whit a days. Naps, hot lunch, ID Hie oy ve for the wind- | Covered trucks, ins. CA-8394.

i sympathy and floral offerings extended to us at the passing of our | beloved mother Ad sister, PEARL LAVONNE BOYD. We especially thank Rev. Sheridan, the ladies of St, >. Wilson Mortuary for kind Shaan, aervices rendered. SON AND BROTHER, MILLER—We wish a) thank our kind neighbors, friends relatives for expressions of sympathy, lovely) floral -offerings and other Fourtesies extended at the passing of our Joled husband, father a

ERR K. JL e also wish to

and Srand. |

mes sace y Bros West Side. Chapel for their Incomparable services rendered { E MILLER FAMILY.

{10 Lost & Found

| LOST-Brown - billfold plenty of identification. Please return important papers and bilifold. | keep part of money as reward. Send "OD to Ruby Faust 2023, Columbus ve., Anderson, Ind | | CoS T—Largs white stone (Opal) from ring. on Michiga een Ill. £ Reward. ia 3861 or Li

in Kresge's,

| Delaware. 6210.

2-PAIR earrings far pierced ei | Good Jewelry "ox, lost { Fountain - Squar Meridian and | {Maryland Reward, MA-2441, MA-3580 LADY-ELGIN watch, yellow gold, ! graduation gift. Lost Wednesday morning vic. of South Meridian trolley. Reward. TA-67 BLACK BILLFOLD. a on E. Wash. | mie Friday. Please return keys. LADY'S black | identification, ward. Call | COMPACT, square, silver, gold trim. | { Lost vic. Iil. and Market, eve. Keepsake Reward. GA [BABYS sterling cup and pan fost, { in Block's basement, IM-7 -

ears, vie,

._vurse lost 703

containing in Ayres. Re-

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REWARD

Sable and white male collie, 2 Jeary to. name “Dou BR-1524 or TA: 334 v |

REWARD | for r return or _for

| tion leading to return of Walker ue Tic ound, 0. old Sock, andy mostly white, on hind quarters [and "thighs. ont. Wednesday. Owner's name and acdross on collar. Ray t.

Thompson, 106th Carmel, Ind, R. 1, Ph. C Carmel R-3523

LOST! - Bos and white; is grieving. 2217--RI1-7087

BLACK SPITZ, part chile, male, black tongue, has red Ae vac,

tag. Lost. Reward. HI

on Bull male. Brindle uhder vet s. care. Child N. Ritter

HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID

STANLEY Jewelry Co.

113 W. Wash. Lincoln Hotel Bldg

Yo V2, 727.4

SEYMOUR

141 W. WASHINGTON ST.

"Walch Repairing

‘Accurate — apenas Quick Service—Modera:

* Wolf Sussman, Inc Inc.| -239 W. Washington St.

MARIMBA $495

STUDE INDIANA MUSIC CO.

115 B OHIO . FR. 1184

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Glaxo plastic | 1 ling eal ears Sea

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|FOR THE BEST la jaundry service » town, call 151 1 Aaun ndry, 840 ED 8

{11 Personals SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY

Perhaps for years you have wanted to be a chiropractor. Here is the chance you have waited for. Evening classes for hess whe Or, Inqui at once. See Dr. Bebout College of "Chiropractic

1718. N. MERIDIAN ST.

~ PERMANENTS, $3 |

Ghararniteed, complete. incl, nate | styling, big value, no pt. needed, | n day & night. Ro |velt "Bide. _RI-0418; RI

Dr. Fred M. Hick estist]

its now located on entire 6th’ Toor | |arion Bldg, W. Ohio, corner Iridian near Post Office for of {301 ‘Roosevelt Bldg, Oe es LLL DYES, BLEACHES 2.50. any Solon: gua ._ Royal RoOS: A “ooh

Bldg.

|RI-0481 Fo 0 appt. needed.

ATE TROUB A ading relief thru ol Plas- | aa Ther py method. Call Dr, Mec- | Jiroy, RI-626 { {I WI a not Ee responsible for dents | contracted by anyone other Ot. 3 1950 Waiter

, 3705 8.

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PAINTING, | Kem. Toning, paper hang- Euclid BL-830

10a Dogs Lost & Found | ROOFING, SIDING, GUTTERS

(REMODELING) oom, constant hot water, oil heat. REMODLING & termite control work, Private entrance. One, employed [ ._Reas. Guaranteed. HU-4748. HARRISON, 1014—1-Room tyrnished. _— ROOFING | _ Private bath: adults. FR-375 NEWR ROOFS—ROOF REPAIR | HOLMES, 248 Large om GUTTERS—DOWNSPOUTS | rms. utiiities Narn Emp. cpl. l Be Penn. Trolley, 133 E. 20th—1-2 girls. | RI- 192 WA-3919 EVES. Mornings, WI1-2386; eve., GL-0474. i ROOFING, SIDING, GUTTERS 12TH. E. oi Room kitchenette | k: sober adults | {REESE ROOFING CO., BR-5486 Tn DR. 1918, warm Foo, | __near bat Priv. entr. MA-5062 | THREE ight housekeeping room 1 = , Water, 8, no olle or | Solvey Bros RI-1442. eves OA-1942 | (8%, RACH JINR HG, tolsiaes |

BL- 101 eves guar. - Truman- Moyer, MT Whetsel 0 Hotel." Bee eae _ r etsel. L 7 - NEW ROOFS—ROOF REPAIR - - APT. 3 rms. mod. furn, 3020 North0 service, Fully insured. western Ave., oppasité Rex Theater. | | WA. 1012 | GUALIFIED ROOF." A FrLcATons 2 ROOMS—Employed couple: care of ROOFS-GUTTERS—Chimneys repd. hid over 4. Refrigerator. GASee me for low cost, LI-3629. | 3a | —___ SEPTIC TANKS 3! Wanted to Rent SEPTIC TANKS, DRY WELLS Outside toilets bumped. CA-3376 | URGENT ct | 1a | Veteran, wife and 2 sons would HOOSIER SEPTIC | TANK like 3-rm. unfurn. use within | school distance. FR-879

| ment,

eH Te. Sever digging. Cement| 23 East . |

work, HI-727 | FENCING | HARLAN, 1044, newly sleeping room, next to

LAWN | FENCE—LOW | PRICES | FARKER, 1020, attrac; front: AH Types for Lawns and Factory. lg_closet. Empl, girl. IM-8096.

‘Materials On, WOMAN share clean. modern So.

nr Complete Erection, BR-5427, Pord Fence Co., Nt. BR-4003| oi] heat. Bus stop. Reasonable

HARDWOOD FLOORS

Laid. Old floors ‘made like Personal attention given every | BR 8525

decorated | bath

3 rm

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CA- 5841 NICELY furnished Joom for | ear transp, BL-15 |

TWIN BED sleeping room: hot water t newly decorated. IM. 6793 |

two |

new

ob. | 25 West

WASHINGTON, 2516 W.:

twin beds; door transp. For , Futter. 1420

____FURNACE> __ URNER jnstailation a v [1 wn | SS — Imined. serv an pay WASHINGTON, W_, Matry’s Heating & Gautterin gents; hot water; 360 S.. Meridia L1-6684 - Ir -5290 bus

FURNACES, cleaning and COMFORTABLE room, next to bath repairing. CA-5509 after| No smoking or drinking. AT-6972

28 Rooms With Board OLYMPIA NURSING HOME

A and Women, Nurse's Care. IR-

COTTAGE REST HOME

large, front, | otis 2. ™- in ernest nice; 1near restaurants

2702; 1

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yy Hayes,

REPAIRING howls smoke pipes ete, IR- F440 ev FURNACE IDE, stalling. Zoller 6335. BL-~1512 oo FURNACE and smoke and repaired. Reas, FURNAC E CLEANING—REPAIRING

"installing | Free est

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HAULING —Local & Late heavy duty en. an

& ic « MOTHER Ss CARE BABIES Children. | ng dis tance. day, we hot meals, careful |

LIGHT HAULING; any kind: > ie LI-5203, asemen cleaning easonable, MOTHER'S car care “for “babies under 1| | White veteran. WI-1954 ear. Careful supervision. Reason- | LIGHT HAULING—AIl kinds, boxes! able GA-9624 ns trunks. Prompt service. TA- | MOTHER'S CARE Children, day~izemme— ee kly, jalge yard. careful training, | Light Haulin |g b 5 CARE Tots, Vicinity E.| wi -— ots, ein y Bo | LIGHT HAULIN ement and | 2ist-Bosart, constant supervision | yard cleaning. Fraan’ hauling. Rea-| Reasonable IR-54J1 sonable —— - —— pd p—— ——— MOTHER'S day care. children, hot “PAINTING als, fareful training. E. 21st-

walls ashed: Ralph Ballard, "GA-~ -3905

PAPER C CLEANING, HANGING. STEAMING | MOTHER'S CARE CHILDKEN, fone ed

APERHANGING, | steaming ;, Reason- ard, nourishing meals, reful able prices. Latest samples, Work supervision South. GA-3489 | puis Srivey EB. R. Shep! hard, CA CA-6716 | | WIDOW wants children to .care for.

prices reas. “children, day-week

Near Raymond-Shels

hn Fenced yard. by. GA-T7533.

PAPERHANGING. oainting, steam. Country home; mothers care. GAjoe. patch plaster. J Mater. GA 04 f1 m———————— 0841, MA-3991. CARE for children any age, week FREE EST. « town. RI-9760

aDer isang, | or day. Near MOTHER'S DAY CARE children. 2-8;

A-1 Pjted plastering and vainting

[a ei ee hot meals, fenced yard. N. HI-2740. | anging. . painting, # eaming R ard plastering, © 10-2716, ‘TD-3081T | RESP SPONSIBLE. loving, care: ris 3

| PAPER HANGING by lads. gTLEnS. immediate service, AT-4 Lr | PLASTERING: im nb service. Free esi

— 29 Housekeeping Rooms

guaranteed | BROADWAY, 2351; 2-rm. furn. eff; White man. ou] oil heat. Quiet home. Empl.

COLLEGE, 1524 — large room, light PLASTERNG—OLD 5 REEW. __cooking. Employed sober adults, $8.

EAST ST. N., 906; large, clean front r

ROOFING. Painting. Carpentry. Free VERY Desirable, Housekeeping room

| WANTED TO RENT ae ~middie-ager aged |

—— \ VINIOUIA ap sass 8

— SUVYI a3ISN INH -——

single person, woderately priced. | { unfurnished, efficiency in large apartment building. References. RI-5551, xt: 330 di URGENT Furnis hed or -unfurnished house, Dry wells, tollets, cesspools, factory north or east. Have living room fursludge. pits cleaned, Tepaived Free niture. 1D, 3250. estimates, Prompt service oder: “1 ee | julpment, State-wide servi ce. Veta. | ALLISON SYEE (Vel), wile 4 bra a |e nied 1 Obey edroom ouse o a 200 N. Richland Sty FR- 7088 mos. rent in advance.

to 30 ma, — CARE-REMOVAL ATTORNEY, wife, & 2 childreh de- | VICE Iemovind. ire 3-bedroom Jnfurn. Refare or | double, north. Up to Sh ed Ins. reas. fia. {furn. Cali CH-2391 or BR-7117 VACUUM CLE CLEANERS HUSBAND & WIFE_3-vear- old “son, “Vacuum Cleaner Repairing old xon. agsperately feed 2 Vogel Bros. 1314 W. Wash WALL . WAS

tr iT ay ing

bedroom __MA-6351 IR-1388 EMPLOYED | widow and son need 3 of 4-room unfurn. apt. or house TL "eonlFeet Resrosanis by Oct. 30: up to 365. Vicinity Joan | Eales, Lae A {of Arc. HU-6601.

| WESTERN | ELECTRIC “MAN a a mily des 4-5 room unfurn Bas Ta Tan Leaks A | Roser Prefer East. To $50 mo. ATep e-U- Watt 8 N. Edmunson, 2909. _ (6800 E.), IR-9133. 30.8 Refined young married couple |

ate 4 m unfurnished apt

ACE WASHER REPAIR

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e 3-rool or a ® Private bath. East in piirice all makes. 1732 W. Wash. | Irvington. IR-7461. mg ee. | EMPLOYED MAN, wife, 3 small |

children desperately Wecd small un- |

“= Wsiien SERVICE | turn. house. Please. MA-5571, any | ce Service { tim ™M-9771 COUPLE, son Joon or in high school. |

ited oi TERMITE CONTROL urgently need 4-3 rooms. modern, !

unfurnished 630 Va. PR-1424 MR. - DONHARDT LI- 4304!

hild d “WATER PUMP REPAIR. CA 6341 | SELLS CourE ¥ HT ao

house; prefer

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104 8. 1 St. Open Till 9 P.

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