Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 October 1950 — Page 21

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vie 18—William resident in at Ell Lilly own Indiancivic leader,

hairman of 3 at Purdue

¢ president

Indianapolis 12 graduate Allison E. who died

t elected to ho had been urdue board s J. Ralph president of y Co, and 919.

rive IN Army tl, 18 (UP)— lently antitroops arthe United

t the North immediately

ne the fifth id troops to to join the 3 in the Koachment of y is on the

10 left AlexAysS ago, ar- | ships.

ode,

f Burns

det. 18 (UP) 54, died last t's Hospital hen varnish 1. the base-

1emicals she’

a basement r for tiling ies from an =, firemen t at t at $2000,

Raper Commandery No. |

I, Knights Templar, will commemorate the 100th year of its Indianapolis charter Saturday. The celebration will be held in Scottish Rite Cathedral. Officers of the

commandery are pictured above. They are, front row, left to right, Richard G. Smith, senior warden: Lloyd W. Young, generalissimo; George L. Clark, commander; Harold E. Roberts, captain general,

we Walter F. Reinacker, junior warden.

Back row, left to right, C. Wilbur Foster, prelate; Gold

Beall treasurer; Arno G. Siefker, recorder; Harold B. Baker, standard bearer: Daniel H. Harvey,

warden, and William W. Bowman, sentinel.

War Il Casualty’s Services Friday

Services for Francis H. Pryor, World War II casualty, body has been brought back from , will be conducted at 1 p. m. Friday in the New Albany, National Cemetery. Mr. Pryor, a bombardier, was Mrs. Emma F. Voelker, whose killed Sept. 4, 1942, when his plane family and railroad were one, was shot down by Japanese gundied early today at the age of 88./fire over New Guinea. Mrs. Voelker's late husband,'had received the Silver Star, Pur- night in the cab of the diesel |? Theodore, was a Pennsylvania ple Heart, Air Medal and a cita- locomotive he was operating. The Railroad engineer, and her son, tion for bravery. Richard, 5802 Lowell Ave. has the same position on the Pennsy. School, Mr. Pryor attende Another son, C. B., was a Pennsyl- University. He was a forher emvania RR engineer before he died ployee of Kingan & Co. in 1940. A third son, Henry, was master mechanic at the Haw- Mary Pryor, 3429 E. 26th St. thorne Yards of the Pennsylvania | before he entered another field of business. He maintains homes at

Mrs. Voelker Dies at Age 88

Family, Railroad Were Nearly One

Chicago and Indianapolis.

Surrounded by railroaders, Mrs. | Voelker became very interested in! trains. And whenever family duties permitted, she loved to travel

over the U. 8. on trains.

Mrs. Voelker died in Coving-| ton, Ky. at the home of her

daughter, Mrs. I. W. Newman.

Other survivors are four grand-|

Earlier he Railway for 37

Identify Third American in Crash

Body Among 28 Killed in British Plane

LONDON, Oct.

Engineer Dies

In Locomotive Cab i

William F. Kranzuch Services Friday

ployee of the Indianapolis Union of Mrs. Margaret Lyons of Youtsville; | years, died last

locomotive was waiting for A graduate of Cathedral High switching operations near the] Butler railroad shops.

A fellow employee noticing that BALGININ Mai B., 421 Prospect

there hadn't been any activity in

Surviving is his mother, Mrs. the cab investigated. He found

Mr. Kranzuch lying on the floor. Mr. Kranzuch, who was 62, was {a lifelong resident of Indianap-|

land was a.member of St. Paul's Lutheran Church. He also was a

member of the Fireman and Engi- |{/}

neer’s local union. Surviving are his wife, Anna;

[two step-daughters, Mrs. Laura

Perkinson, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Gertrude Snider, Frankfort, Ky.; a step-son, Carl Hardin; {hree

(UP)—A brothers, John, Emil and Charles;

children and seven great-grand- third American was identified to- four grandchildren and nine

children.

day among the 28 persons killed 8reat-grandchildren, all of Indi-

Born in Effingham, Ill, Mrs.in the crash of a twin-engined anapolis.

Voelker lived in Terre Haute until! British airliner in a suburban

Services will be at 3 p. m. Fri- |?

moving here in 1923. Until recent back yard north of London yes- day at the G. H. Herr ann Fu-

years, she was active in the Rus- terday.

|neral Home, Burial 1 be in

sellite Bible Society, affiliated British European Airways said! {Mount Pleasant tier.

with Jehovah's Witnesses.

Terre Haute.

Mrs. Hollingsworth

Services Friday

Mrs. Myrta L. Bridgford Hol.

lingsworth, an active member o

Crooked Creek Baptist Church for 62 years, died today in her home| at 1058 W. 31st St. She was a life-long resident of Marion

County,

Services will be at 2 p. m. Fri-|

day in the Crooked Creek Church.

Burial will be in Bridgford fam-

ily cemetery. Surviving are four daughters Mrs. Alta M. Whitmire, Mrs.

Nancy B. Proctor and Mrs. Lesta

L. Shircliff, all of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Willia J. Lingenfelter, Columbus, Ind.; one son, Loren)

E. Hollingsworth, Indianapolis; two brothers, Andrew J. Bridg-|

ford, Indianapolis, and Walter R.|

eight grandchildren.

Harry Moore

Services for Harry Moore, for to prison here in the nude ha

_i provincial authorities in a dither many years a resident of Nobles today over the prospect of their

arrival in Union Station. Guards who have kept the un-| | predictable sect members in a since Harold T. Lantz, 28, must die in| | SERVICE on, B. C., said they| the gas chamber Jan. 5 for| omen would stage |strangling a Grinnell, Iowa, spinde parades ster during a rape attempt on a Rel Bartley, Mrs. Evelyn McKinney, Toronto's speeding train. normally curious resi-|

ville, will be at 2 p.m. at the]

Evans and Godby Funeral Home| in Noblesville. Burial will be in|

Crownland Cemetery there. Mr. Moore. who was 53, was a!

member of the Friends Church at |they left Nels

{feared the wi Noblesville, He lived at the home lone of their famed nu

3642 N. Emerson Ave. He died as

of his sister, Mrs. Fred Lewi

Monday.

Surviving are his mother, Mrs. | {4 Jesse Moore, Noblesville; another! sister, Mrs. Dorothy Hampson, |

Indianapolis, and a brother, Rus-| sell, of Noblesville.

Plays With Love of 55

Women, Gets Jail Yerm.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Oct. 17] (UP)—Hilmer Eldon Barnes, 41, St. Louis, who has played with the: love of “at least 55 women” for money, today faced five years

in fedéral prison for deceiving one/

of them. Barnes pleaded guilty yesterday to a charge of using the mails to defraud a Waterloo, Iowa, woman who gave him money after he wrote her that he would marry her. Authorities did not disclose the amount of money in this case. U. 8. Attorney Tobias E. Diamond said Barnes had attempted to defraud women in Iowa, I'linois, Indiana, Minnesota, Missouri and Kansas.

Dr. Osborn to Speak At Disciple House

Dr. Ronald E. Osborn of the Butler School of Religion will

speak on “The Protestant Faith” tomorrow at a noon luncheon. inl SAUSALITO, cal, Oct. 15-Onk. ouse, 46th and Illinois Chester Vukas, a 23-year-old paraDisciple H : {trooper and father of an infant Dr. Osborn, a former editor girl, was questioned today in the | strangling of a young bride. investigating the case ciples of Christ Historical Society, |said Mrs. Joy Barnes, will give his talk in preparation pave been raped before she was

Sts

and present director of the Dis-|

otestant mass meeti Her body, found on a soggy fou the Pn ne dirt path yesterday with a scarf - Festival of Faith, at 7:30 in Cadle and a nylon stocking wound tightly around her neck, showed! evidence that she had been ravlished, authorities said. Cpl. Vukas denied that he had coffee is in flake form and is pro-

Oct. 29. The mass meeting, or

Tabernacle, will mark the anni-| versary of the Protestant Re-| formation.

The address in Disciple House

lhe was Max Jacobson, of Pitts-| Services will be held at 2 p. m. burgh, Pa. tomorrow in Ball Funeral Home, was en route from London tof | Prestwick, Scotland, to join a! flight to the United States. The bodies of U. 8. Air Force Lt. Thomas Carr and his _ wife identified last night.

|Force in the Azores. e U. 8. 3d Air Division here] | seclined to reveal his address pending notification of kin. The only survivor of the crash, F. Ror the steward, was ‘pleaded guilty to manslaughter rted “resting comfortably” in| Yesterday and was sentenced

The plane crashed when, with| lone engine out, the pilot tried to/Was granted a new trial followmake a radar landing at North-| ing his conviction for first-degree lold Airport in thick weather. Let| murder last March. » down too soon, and lacking power | to pull up, the airliner scraped a| tree, crashed spinning through a two players, Theodore Rains and 'ibrick wall and burst into flames | Dewey Wills, were killed in the in the backyard of a suburban Oct. 13, 1949, holdup. . thousewife’s home.

‘Canadian Authorites

Bridgford, Acton; one sister, Mrs. Fret About Nude Women |

Reta M. Miller, Indianapolis, and TORONTO, Ont., Oct. 18 (UP)!

{making a transcontinental trip| on auto banditry charges. d ii tire —

“The strippers attracted a lar, {dowd when their train stop at the 6 Regia Sask., station last! Park, 68, in her berth on a South- | The women piayed cards ern Pacific train ‘Aug. 10. ° : coach, Lantz himself called attention NEWMAN —Anne Prances, sister of | |as crowds stared through the! |to the crime by running through | ithe train screaming a woman had]

{been murdered. Her bruised and Meridian St. Friday, Oct. 20, #:30} uiem mass “at. Peter & aa a.

" James R. Arnold of the

that the bomb would be so difficult to make there is no ‘‘immediate danger” that anybody will try. He said it would take five to 10 years to make such a bomb. Dr. Arnold, writing in the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, said that the mass deaths would be caused by radioactive dust which would spread after the ex-

Question Paratrooper In Slaying of Girl

Sentenced in Poker 3

‘Game Holdup

MUNCIE, Ind. Oct. 18 (UP)— 1t. One of two men involved in a {Carr was stationed with the Air poker game holdup a year ago|% {in which three men were killed {was on his way to prison today to serve a. 2-to-21-year sentence.

Donald Dalton, 27, Bedford,

immediately by Delaware Circuit | Judge Joseph H. Davis. Dalton

Ralph Frazier, proprietor of ithe New Deal cigar store, and

George Gratzer, also 27 and from Bedford, was wounded seri-

{ously during the holdup in which {he participated with Dalton.

| Gratzer was acquitted of murder

{in a joint trial with Dalton last

{ March. He will go on trial Dec. 4 Denied New Trial In Slaying of Spinster

" BISBEE, Ariz, Oct. 18 (UP)—

Superior Judge Frank E. Thomas

m. 'was convicted of killing Miss Ada Avon ‘Ms Methodist Church. Friends’ in | vel velt Bldg. RI- 0418, RI- 6090

i Hydrogen Bomb Possible ¢ Seraieiied body was found n Berit g

‘But Not Probable CHICAGO, Oct. 18 rialDeg Drives Tractor hydrogen bomb capable of wip-| {ing out. the vast majority of] mankind is technically possible at a cost somewhere between $2 billion and $40 billion, probable, an atomic scientist said

But Can't Use Brake

WELLINGTON, N. Z., Oct. 18| (CDN)—George Longstaff has |

only one fault to find with his 2-year-old dog, Prince.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES .

Ave. Greenwood; father of S. rew Davis an acob H. Dunn brother of Miss Lucy Dunn . passed away esday. Services J. C. N FUN! HO reenw Tiy, 2 Friends invited. Burial |

n i Friends rp call at the funeral home sfte 8. m. Thursday

GALE~-Bsiher Ellen, 863 Fletcher e 48, beloved wife of Herelt ¢ Sale. mother of Norman and Ann Irene Gale, daughter of Mrs, Grace Ege and sister of Elmer, Nor-

lager

|olis. He lived at 2155 Union St.|

man and Harold Ege and Mrs. Edna

! Robison, passed away Wednesdas

a, m. Funeral Jorviess 8 Sarurda 10 m. SHIRLEY NTRA AL

ta, CHAPEL, 946 N. ie " Brial Me-

morial Park. Friends may call N the ar any time after 7 p

GLICK—Frank M. Letty, of 63 Lyo uth Qlek, T

and Mrs. John Rankin, passed away Tuesday evening. Services Friday, 8:30 KLE rUNER HOM

C! {1634 iv. Michigan St.;

AL . | Anthony Catholic Church Frie nds

nvited. Burial Floral Park. Friends | call at .uneral home after HH ip .__m. Wedne sday. | GRAY—Atta M “Chill, 1126 Park, Gray, mother of

| Thomas J. Albert %L chill: * indiana olis; sister

of Miss or « ook, J ndianapots. { y, the acts of kindness and the | BR-6706. Days: RE-2125, Nights, ervices many lovely floral tributes so gen- | BEAN Buck AA NORTE ARY | Ban, He Hv fo een QRADING—SGODING Thursday. 1 p. m. {husiness associates at the sudden Excavating Sewer digging. Cement GUMERSON Ire 3 61 years, 1638 | passing of our wife and mother, | work. HI-T2 Br be loved Jaoand of ual mack, also wish to | — FENCIN( Gimers on, athe it § John | Thi Cua Clyde Peck for his con- | CHAIN LINK FENCE Bie Howard L Gumerson: brother of Soling message, Royster and Askin | 100° 42" hish. $49 Mrs. Lena Graham, passed away Mortuary and all who assisted us in | 100° 48" high, $31.50

Tuesday. Funeral aay

1:30 \ Ho ihe 2. H. HER ANN PUNERAL 505 8. Eas

t 8t. Friends inred Friends may call after 7 p.m.

Ih | Wad nesday

| HAAGER—Birseiia age + pasged | | away Tuesday en

{daughter's residence, 2801 N. Dela- | ware: belovel mother of Mrs. Ethel |

| Oemler Indianapolis; Mrs. Irene William F. Kranzuch, an em- |{isecerbe :

r of Louisville, Ky.; siste

son Louts Weissserhe;

Friends may call al SPEAKS & FIN

| FUNERAL HOME, 1639 N. Meridian,

| Wednesday afternoon and evening.

| Member of the Macbee Council, Louis-

St., sister of Sister Aloysius Marie, Cecelia and James Rallinin, died Monday. Puneral Thursday, 8:30. the residence, 9 a. m. St. Patrick's hurch. Interment Holy Cross Ceme-

|Service by KIRBY MORTUARY.

HEDRICK—Pligrim A. (P. A), 5230 ashington, beloved husband of

call at the chapel any time after m. Friday

HOLLINGSWORTH Mrs. Myrta L of i dstord, 1958 W. 31st St, mother

i . Nancy B. XL Loren E. (Hoily) Hollingsworth, Mrs. Lesta L. Shircliff, Is. Willia J. Lingenfelter, Columbus, Ind., sister of Walter R. Bridgeford. Acton, d., Andrew J. Bridgford, Indianapolis, Mrs. Reta M. Miller, passed away Wednesday. Services at Srooked Creek Baptist Church, Frida Friends may call at FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY until Frinoo:

HOLZER—Lena, age 83, of 1449 Un-

Mrs. J. C. Nauert, Mrs. red Koc her, all of city; also vived by hildren and 32 great- randentidren

e 8. Meridian St, Thur ay, 8:30 a. m. Sacred Heart Church a. i. Burial 8t. Joseph's Cemetery.

ZODIYOP baal

KEELING—Adsh

Pp. m. Wednesday

KRANZUCH. William P., 62 years, 2155 Union. beloved husband of |

Perkinson, Carl Hardin, Gertrude | Snyder; brother of Emil, Charles and John Kranzuch, passed away Wedn day. Funeral Friday 3 m., at the | G. H. HERRMAN N FU RAL HOME, 1505 8 t St. Friends invited. Burial Mount | Pleasant. Priends may call | after 7 p. m. Wednesday

LIGHT—Lorenzo Dow, of 44: 443 8. 8. Ln. | est |

W bea tiful — and all those who —. CEMENT Ln : | were 30 kind to our mother and CEMENT WORK, ga

t their loyalty and love in their sym-

Loulaviife™ sO vices from OHN s FUNERA HOME, Louis~ y ' day, 3 p. m. Burial Cave her Louisville. Prien

ave HI Cemsteoalsvile siitn|5 Florists-Monuments & |

tery. Friends may call at the e home. { Allied Florists of Indianapolis, Inc.| eo Halryn

peral | from fAvCK ERAL

May Tn for~ merly of 2445 Collier Ro » passed Away & T ¥ esda Y evening user al

Bh the NOI. | e———————————————————. PAINTING = dyke Baptist Ro * Burial Priday REWARD for return of black leather PATNTIN at rown Cenietery. Friends may | call at the PARLEY PUNERAL | 1031 N. Warman around 2 HOME, 1604 W. Morris St., after 6

12 Business Service CHIMNEY POINTING ING, NEW

J Sod of Thoms

CHIMNEYS REPAIRED T-8010

of e ~0309. a] Ba thy. hd Sa ER gutter AY i, Hin ng,

series passing of our ourlsstes exten and {i w

2 foved Rusher aod ation CARPENTER—_BL-0350

i We also with to thank Dis many | Repair. remodeling aiso cement & blk. Hl A the Citizens Gs | CARPENTRY AND PAINTING

Job or hour. Free est. Work 1203

gan and has a ls Fir rine ot i swooraNa J I

to our | of all kinds. trien thane shelr

ok ge build- | randmother ya. Fors maser, pos | ings, block or frame, small an us in her de death. We also Harty jobs. CH-4386. Poll of En lewood. Thris Chureh, | eee

| members of Little Engle Creek Church | CONTRACTING

nner & | Buchanan funeral attendants and to | Gen. Contracting, Residential |

YS Dayghter MRS PAUL CUES | nCprages. Remodeling. Roofing. 1a-

ALL. randdaughter ed. Serv. BL-2748, 1 4 WILLIAM T. RASMUSS CENTRAL BUILDING CO.

POX-—Words a express poem oam——

heartfelt thanks and a a | “TOP | SOIL, IL, BLACK, RICH

all who so wonderfully expresesed | Fill dirt. Delivered oropmtly Mer-

pathy, many acts of kindness and py x the lovely floral tributes so gener- {White River, BR-0611. eves. BE-0

ously given and other tributes at | GRADING. excavating, bull “gouing |

the passing of our beloved husband, | top soil. cinders. crhed stone. pit

. ravel. washed sand «ravel ® aa | father and son, | To22.

REESE OTIS FOX.

0 | We are ever grateful to the Husiame | Top Soil, Fill Dirt, Sand

associates and the Moose Lodge 17 for their Higushtiul courtesies, | Gravel. cement work. Call Bob, Rev. G. O'Dell, Rev. C. Holmes and |GA-3472 I the members ot the ‘United Bretnren | RICH top soil, fill dirt, sand. gravel. Church, Jordan Funeral ome at nders. crushed stone. bank gravel. tendants, the pallbearers for this |cranti 2319 W. 60th, GL-1680 incomparable Service and to 3 who | = $0 ©cONsol us in our great loss, we | soem ov PRELJE ELECTRIC re deeply thank Tou ‘CHILDREN | lation: new. repair: licensed. 18k MOTHER AND FATHER. |2d_BE-2993. BE-3813 NG | sAcK=wWe wish to express our EXCAVATI

ful thanks to our kind trends. | EXCAVATING AND GRADING |

| neighbors and relatives for their

{80 many way Includes 10 red cedar posts. dress

our nel hors, in ends nd Tola- but correspondingly inexpensive ti their kindness oral offer- | ings and other courtesies during the Nebraska Bridge Supply illness and passing of our be oved & Lumber Co. mother. w any E. MeCU TC HEON FR-6012 wan to than Ne nurses and Hoctors at General Hospital and LAWN FENCE—LOW PRICES Dr’ John/W. Deever. Rev. M. O b- 1 Types for Lawns and Factory

ot | bins for his consoling words. and also | Materials Only or Complete Erection

Grinsteiners for their services THE

CHILDREN |BR-54 5427, Ford Fence Co. Nt. BR-4003

POST HOLE blaine

EO iN FINTEHING. -

~ HARDWOOD FLOORS

- Flues— Porches. BE-5205 |

{itn Elmore Trucking Co., 82d oind|

instal-

1-2 employed, Excellent trans. BR12786. (Brdrip

| BROADWAY. PSG can Tot Sr house or double north;

ROA water; coyvenient transp.; 1-2. WA- J 1249.

neat Gentleman prefere: 2. CA-6423

PROMPT SERVICE 3328

TH fortable room. Private 7896

PRICE CUT AT A BARGAIN

Restaurant and fixtures located on Highway 431, South. At

* present doing a nice business. All fixtures like new. Fully equipped to serve at counter and tables. Ownér selling on account of unexpected circumstances in family life. Call me this morning. Cut price to the bone. | must sell. Real opportunity for an experienced restaurant man, or @ young couple wanting to start in business. Easy terms.

FRED G. HOWELL, Realtor IM-4596 . GA-8556

"RENTALS 131 Wanted to Rent

———————————————————— 20 Hotels SUPERVISOR

His wife, daughters 14 and 1, son! SEMINOLE HOTEL, 920 N. ALA, 11. desire to rent 3-bedroom unfurGood heat. Mald- telephone serv nished Rouse or double in good . neighborhood. north or east. Phone! Mr. M. H. Sherlock, BL-8811, Ext. 425, |

|21 Walking Distance 8 2. m. to 4:30 p. m.; at other times, | A ————_————————————— L1- 7351. | aa —————— { SLEEPING ROOMS SMALL FAMILY needs house of PRIVATE—§7, $8 WEEKLY years; evictad: bec Hous O he use house is sold. APPLY MISS DAY, 546 MASS. “AVE. (Good references. prefer East Side. | MEN: Good beds, $3 week, with meals IM-8404 eo $7 week. 214 Park. NYC Railroad employee, wife & 17- | ————————————————— ; yr.-old son proad 5. 6-room unure ¢ |22 North . | 156" Royse, refer east, not over SH A A SS AILSA -. ert tere q — GENTLEMAN. 50. desires nice room ALABAMA, $22 Noo Ne Warne in small family. No other roomers.

* }ve details and price. Writ TA-0423. - Box Cray pr ite Times, 4. LOVELY LIVING RM.—Bedrm. pri-

MIDDLE AGED couple wants 4-5-| room unfurn. house, apt. double. Jo drinking or pets. LI-4304, room

vate bath, Ideal emp. couple or

i reaer: gas plate, gents. Priv. ent.| sonable rent; responsible adult; ADWAY, 2125, lovely, auto. heat, permanent Excellent references. HI-

EMPLOYED couple and mother de-

2222 BROADWAY, Employed Lady ire 2-3 bedr ine. Will pay house

pleasant; priv. home. Every con- coh to Dus line iil pay 360-370

venience. WA-8335. oo mo. CH-16 CARROLLTON, 2114 Large, warm Qu PLE, son in high school, wants

autom. hot water. College car ‘a unfurnished double or 4 or

Gents. WA-8868 room house. LI-4304 Donhardt HUSBAND _ and FAMILY. [notched and pointed, and 100° No. 1 CARROLLTON. 2748 Nice comfort- | YOUNG Christian couple with “inMcCUTCHEON—We wish to thank fir 3x4's. Gates and erection extra. |

ale room. Privileges, employed fant desperate for 2 or 3-rm. furn $5 WA-6600 days. After 6 8Pl. with bath. IR-6027

“m. call WA-5209 | EXPECTANT couple desires 2-3

SAEROLLTON 6044 Furnished room. | ;y soom furnished apt. South GABR-| .

employed lady, no smoking

108 cou PLE with 3- a son. needs

F t 4-5-room foqers anfurn. house or NTRAL. 1100 BLK. Front. - steam| apt Refs AT 0 0

PLUMBER oa employed). fam-

CENTRAL, 2626 — Nicely furnished is need 2- bedroom unfurn. house.

room, autom. heat, water; Home -3875 after a.m.

privils. HI-0358. DRSPERATE man, wife, 4-mo -old CENTRAL-College Transp: * pleasant. hoy

by need 4 rm uhluriished apt ront: kitchen ohrivis.: huge closet. by the week A-397 Employed. TA-90 | cou PLE, 2 small babies, a “2-

—te - bedrm., modern, furnished. Pay up AND COLLEGE Quiet, om 0” £90 mo. Prefer N. or E. IM- 7794

COLORED, desires 2-3 a.

Laid. Old floors made like new COLLEGE, 1654—Nice, light com- house, pay 345-855 mo. Modern. Personal attention given. every job. “etd COT ran only, Reason. | RAc8122. BR-8525. I ——— | able TA-7658 Leto us- coliecy your fred Out——E————— ~ FURNACES TWA} pr town owners invited. Allison \ W_A. ul ae DELAWARE, 2116 N. — Nicely furYOUR FLORIST OIL BURNER installation & wutter- |” nished, oil heat; excellent transp.; | Realty Co. Inc. 140 Del. RI-2368 3 Years to pay. 10% down { employed. /A-3013

IS AS NEAR AS YOUR TELEPHONE | iminea service

y's Heating & Gutteri

FUNERAL FLOWERS cal RI-2928

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ay ate home; breakfast. garage. 21

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3601 w. Washington St -3535 | ERAL REPA Empl._gents. TA- me ——O 3528 | FRO3538 | S50 or “installing | KENWOOD, 3105—Front; twin beds: New Low Rates " , | REPAIRING k Cleaning, Fre o est. | large _ closet; near restaurant 8 Funeral Directors 7 cane mae | Move Yourself—Save 1/; I | te mrt {MERIDIAN “new v ecoFURNACE cleaning, repairing. In- Local and long-distance moving BERT S$. GADD SE ysoier Farnese Co. FR- lose 5 Ki furnished ‘Twin beds oie furnish eas. oll snd reliable 7 Ch ol TT RT REP AT . |PE NN. 1409 N. Nicely furnished 1047 rl rw Goat FUEL OIL HEATER REPAIRS. Came PE Adulte, bus at door, city No Minimum Charge 1934 ¥ Michigan RAL FR-9633 fod, porte © a Hl wad neat: also apartment. = 25 W 8960 | FURNAC insta ie C531 ng a PENN, 2855 N.—Pleasant. front: U- DRIVE- IT ¥ 16th 5 me BE- 8001 _repairing. Hayes, FR-7531. | utet. convenient, stoker heat. AT, 2388. FURNITURE SERVICE Phone. Choice transp. Sompany Parley Puneral Home. 16 | RUCKLE. 2040 Lares “airy room for Easter Funeral Home UAW iy Mo , Upholstering—Restyling | empl “nan. TA-1o07 "1201 N, Alabama MA-5325' _38 W_ Pall Creek Bivd.—TA-33T7 2-Pc. suites, low as 370 upnt- RUCKLE, 3112 Large twin beds, Kosala

onst. hot water, good transp. WA- | | WE ‘CAN move you and buy what

8158. _ you don't want. MA-0201 | 82d. 637 Easi—Priv. Home. All con-

veniences. Empl. man. TA-0T20.___| 34 Apqrtments for Rent | "2 Bedrooms: Mvine room Eier _ sober “gentleman, $4 bei 2 Bedrooms, living room, NARM, sunny, a room, . priv. { electric refrig., private bath. Heiifites

lavatory, 1-2 emp. men. LI-3830. | furnished. I — —————

Aving ry bedroo } “Home of Personal Service” | Covered trucks. ins. CA-834. 23 East electric: refrig.. brivace bath Biles GEN. HAULING, MOVING ————————————————— {sede 5120 me JORDAN FUNERAL HOME Clean yards, ashes. trash. TA-0253. | ARSENAL, 110 N Rese. room tor | 1 Reo He ALS gc oe - " gent. $5, refs oom € hide-a-bed, privat Ambulance Service . | GENERAL kod frusks. dump: {ML | (STH KE Ti (Brightwood car) | bath. all util. fur, 36956 mo.” 2428 E. 10th St. IM-4304 IM-4305 | White. FR-6058, 7 Gave per week. | ‘opin Ee JO ro entr. Middle ated | Etre

SHIRLEY BROS. CO.

duty truck. TD-0392. 946 N. Illinols St. LI-54 Late heyy fur in

HAULING—Local & long distance. | woman preferred.

for GAL . @721—Newly decorated front; Real Estate Office, My N. Meridian

Jorge sleeping Ja. suitable 1 $40 m

—_ ls a HMO AULING, trash, brush, fur. chen rivils.; transp.. empl | FUR] . ROBERT W. STIRLING. prise. Anything. White vet. IM- Indios. “Cu-$186 JRNISHED APT. & Rms. and pria a xT eo. |IRVINGTON, 807 OHMER: “pleasant, | weekly rental $1 15 os Hl 622 432 Front MA-8578 | 1G HT "HAULING — Basement _ and | comfortable; N. Y sses; 2 em- Home Place Bu Realtor Yar trash hauling. Rea- | ployed. BL-1570. ———— {HALL- HOTEL Co., MA. B58 | 10 Lost & Found | sonable” “AT- 0838. | JEFFERSON, 835 N. — Modern, § i PAINTING _ Near RCA. Bocial room, laundry; | CARROLLTY TON, 1111—3-Room furn, - KemtoningFaperhang: {1 girl. AT-2265 . 5 # Sudo apt. newly decorated. After echanic’s | ing, Nee. sober. efficien -1 38 . 9 Front; off LaSalle; — anic’s tool grip. Lost near | , fos | 38 ju ole I ioe days. | CENTRAL. ‘1804. unfurn, 3 Jar

m. Ie TSS, Typewriter Ex thnge, 207 | FAINTING 1 Int. -Ext. Gutters cleaned | IM-700

BROWN corduroy purse with glasses, | cAs teeth, etc, in shopping bag Seo | "PAPER ER CLEANING JIANGING.

Anna Kranzuch, step-father of Laura [Cab at Fountain Square. WA

CHILD'S red 4 white dance cos- | ame Log downtown. Reward. | “Paperhanging and Steaming Gladys. i Krai BE -7012 Imm. service. reas. CH- 5 —Pet meat, | grey tiger, vi- | PAPERHANGING, steaming

guaranteed BE. R. : Shephard ¢ CA-671

we 10th, Rew and.

Flak rie Foy Sat. h Re ing. patch plaster VO. eater t. nig at. Tig ware. MA-3991

red leather, lost PAPERHANGING. osining, Fula: | OI share clean, modern home,

rge rooms, large front porch, front and |

af uted. J Imm. serv. HU-2477, pha 56 N Warm, com” near | fear, exjrance, All utilities, Se . Michigan bus -2. ip —— [12350 A] : STaa Bh os | COLLEGE. 2648-3 Large, [furnished | CLEAN. front room, 3 blocks Irvin empl. Couple only" avallanle, for

. Ritter. BL: 9601 after St 5" Rite 22 N. DELAWARE ur tr

WOODRUFF PLACE — Lge. living- adults. apt. 2 employed

sleeping room combination. Inner-

LOS ason- | RELI TIE a —— Be Sacred Heart church, Oc- | able prices Latest sa ples Work 4 | spring. mployed . gentleman. IM-| ILLINOIS, 1702 N.—8mall apt, nice. Call MA-0133.

clean; quiet gentleman, students or couple,

“NORTH *®

oil heat. Bus stop Reasonanis. | 5841.

gus, Ruth Miller, New

Friends may ca a the residence je of after 4 ‘ Wednesday until | rad ay an en “at e.| Medel FO FUNERAL HOME, in Leb anon, Ind. Services Friday, 2 from the MEYER FUNERAL HOM? Interment Old Unicon Cemetery, Leb:

anol. Ind. (Crawfordsville and Leb-

N Bridgeport, 2, husband of | Dora Muncy, father of Mrs. Flossie | Thomas Mrs Dorothy Thomas, Mrs.

isses Charlotte, Margery Lou, Jean, and Parris, George, Walter, | Chester Ancil and James Edward | Muncy, son of Mrs. Anna Muncy,

| pronounced sentence yesterday also survived by 5 brothers” and fou e/and denied a new trial. Lantz{fg

ur ters, passed away early Monday | morning. Services Thured day

Burial Maple Hill. t Fists £59 Friends as etary af he CONKLE FUNERAL HOME,

|W. 18th st

David Newman and the late Mararet Newman, passed away Tuesday, (BL I

t. 17. Funeral fr th {WELL FUNERAL HOME, 1363 CN.

thedral $ Cathedra Interment Holy

m TOSS ,Cemetely Friends may cai |

jsfter 2 p. m. Wednesday.

PEARCE—Charles Willlam of Penn-

Ege please copy.) TOBIN |

{ers St. chil d B A | lease call FR: fy Nomed Bouncer. pi 2928-—WA-3919 EVES.

COCKER - pup. Blonde, 6 “mo, Lost | — NEW ROOFS—ROOF REPAIR vic, Forest Manor, name ‘‘Pete,” | children’ s_pet. CH-3169. whiTass service. Fully insured

| HOUND—BI k dt Lost - 2 day. Liveral reward. cA-sis | ROOFING, SIDING, GUTTERS dete Toward. CASS. |

3 Personcls {REkse Hoe ROOFING CO., BR-5486 SLEEPING room. next bath 5 FuINDOWED RE AI———

ROOFING, SIDING, GUTTERS

Spivey Bros Ri-1442 eves GA-1943

I wha NOT be responsible for debts | anyone other th

Y. an CY—Walter, age 53, To residence | myself ‘on or after October 13, 1050 | ROOFING. Painting. Carpentry. Free R. R. fork suar. Truman Moyer.

Walter E. Johnson, 812 Lexington.

not be responsible for debts BL- “S191,

ILL contracted by anyone other than QUALIFIED ROD ROOF. APPLICATORS | | myself after October | 18. 1950. Jesse | WILLIAM EMBRY, TA-8408 EVES. Stanley, 1119 8. Illin EN

ROOFS-GUTTERS—Chimneys repd. _ Bee me for low cost. LI-3629

SEPTIC “TANKS

SEPTIC TANKS, DRY WELLS

_Outside toliets pumped. CA-3378

Dr. Fred M. Hickman, Dentist| HOOSIER SEPTIC TA

is now located on sire ML floor {Marion Bldg, W. Ohio, er Meridian near Post Office. Formerly of Roosevelt Bldg. LI-7023,

FERMANENTS, $3 Guaranteed, complete, incl. hair- { styling, big value, no appt. needed. ay & night. Royal, 401 Roose-

REVOKED LIC.—SR. vi P. A. Colbrook~Agens

'00D FIBER FLOWERS

s A trance bath, near transp. Alli50 Men 130.

hurst Drive, entered into res fe 081 emt man 5-ROOM mod. { tshed Tuesday, age 67 years, husband of | LOST in Holiday Park Sunday. Serv- PAPER HANGING by lady. Reas. Im- a E.—High type priv, "home, | 1 3234 N. YS B Ba olen Charlotte ghight. father of TA 3760" ub ring. Reward. PFR-3434, Fade perriee. ATA § block to bus. Call IR-4638 | tenants Call Holland. MA-23 ara orenson, Florence | EST Al =i. steamin: ———————————————— EMPLOYED eg, a Sfein and Mrs. Edith Broady. brother BILLFOLD, Ladys black, red trim aie? dlastering and vainting 1D: 24 South irl’ (o benutitul to share smolsisa Suzanne Stein and Thomas Timo ty | ny Sushi, -con- apt. WA-0836 Sorenson. Services Thursday 2 p.m. wi CATH. PLASTERING | PROSPECT, #100 E Large. light, | 3-ROOM {urn Hare bath. Drivate + the 23 tist Church, Freedom. HU-B642. PLASTERING — mmed., guar. service, | Warm; conv, location. Gent. Single- | he Call after 5. p. m. at 12 N. s may call at HARR « Pree est. White man Sg | double MA-7613, e ——— a E Mignigan Fae RAT, 23h PLASTERING OLD ©O A —————————— PENN 1737 N.; 2 rms, furn. suitThursday. * , [10a Dogs Lost & Found ORA RATLIFF, AF: Sree _|25 West ls hbie 2 copl_ adults OEE MANGUS—George M., 81 years, of “ROOFIN Fr] So am———————————— unfurn. Priv entr., ait bath uth. 1915 Arrow Ave. ‘and father of { WARED HAIRED terrier, light brown| ~NEW ROOFS— OOF REPAIR ~~ EXETER. 62 N.— Pleasant, next) ren L. Everett and Howard tas: | & orhite, lost in vicinity of Sand-| GAL. GUTTERS—DOWNSPOUTS bath. hot. water; W. Michigan | irl. Adults. $10 week. CA-0812.

| BE-5515 bath; 2 adults and I child. $20

ADJOINING ROOMS — Priv. en- of we B. West 26th St. Call |

HALL-HOTTEL, MA-858|

effic.; - clean; utils;

oyed couple. or 2 emp.. $9 wk. WA-6670 after 6 p. m.

|T OR 2 ROOMS “furnished. Empl. | iF Unfurnished Rooms | couple. Steam heat .CA-6423.

| AVAILABLE - Nov. 1st, 2-bedrm. un-

PASIAN DELAWARE, 2140 N.—S8leeping rooms.| furn, apt. $105 mo. Adults only, Call 15. ! Je i:

.. N ma——— p——— |1- ROOM. kitchenette, priv, bath, ent, TT LOU WISE NURSING HO! nicely furn. Emplyd. cple FR-9603. sere re chronic. medical, Lic. BE-| 3-ROOM furn apt., priv. entr., semi4

priv. -bath. . CA-1530

_Home Cooked meals $13. CA-2077. (Chil

| ATTRAC. | HOME, warm rooms; Goad SMALL “FURN. APT. PRIVATE BJ BATH

= NTRANCE. ii Care)

You can make them. Call us for| WILL care for child, JovEly suburban, | instruction and supplies. CA-151 -1515 { shitige wells, totlets. cesspools. factory | home, South. excellent environment. ARATE ra F—— r—

| PRESERVE linoleum beauty with | estimates, Prompt “sereree Modern

Sylvania Hotel, brother of Mrs. Al-) Sats. EB Ends waxing. Block: s_ Notions.

bert all, Passed away. Tuesd

{Bervice FLANNER & BUCHANAN,

Friday, 2:30 p. wm. Priends may call at mortuary

IEBERT—Willlam Ge Gearge, beloved husband of Christena Siebert. father of Leo A., Mrs. Ernest McCon- |

nell. Mrs. Carl Plgcher, Roi Jeti,

Gandeif, Mss. j Fran Gan away at his resid ew York St. Monday. hes, S011 E:

The spaniel, he says, can steer |& bm. ge 82 years. Superal from

a tractor like a veteran. He can | even drive through a gate and ne- | gotiate bends in the road.

ng EB, New York St., Thursday, 8:

: Ms r oly 25 Ceistory, Friends may

But Prince has yet to learn bow | { | Eoly Fame Solely w will meet ednes-

to handle the brake! Copyright, 195( 1950, for I for The le Indianapolis Times '

Flu, Polio go ho

BETHEL, Alaska, Oct. 18 (UP) | —Typhoid fever and a disease resembling influenza swept Alaska today as a two-month polio epldemic continued to claim victims. Dr. Duncan M. Chalmers, native service physician, said no deaths had resulted from the two new diseases. Reports indicate the respiratory ailment is of widespread occurrence through the vast Kuskokwin River couttry.

30 HURT IN LONDON BUS *- LONDON, Oct. 18 (UP)-—Thirty persons, including several children, were injured today when a double-decked bus collided with a grocery truck on a bridge here.

grees IN FLAKE FORM

The newest type of dry soluble

will be sponsored by the Women’s attacked or slain Mrs. Barnes. He ‘duced from a water extract of

p of the University Park admit Church.

, however, that they had coffee by quick: ng under a

nigh vacuum at AW lesmperature,

SPINNING. An a 8 5 yrs. of

n i 1026 N. LaSalle ii iw of the

fe Sy F E Spinning, mother of Mrs.

Glen 8. , ming or a ‘sid y Dudes Pike s, Mo.. sister of Kiger of i Mrs. Charles Meek o Danville, Ill, also 6 grandchildren, passed away Monday. Friends ma call at the JORDAN NERAL HOME, 2428 E. 10th St. Punera

rsday, 30 a. m. Friends ‘invited. Burial Anderson WATSON—Di Carl | Si N. Decy, husband o na Watson; gather r of Mrs. A Pearck: Mrs. ry bb and ea Phylis Russell; grandfather six: brother of Noble Watson and Mis, Howard Walters. Departed this ife Tuesday, age 57. Serv oes Thursht Oct. 19, at MOORE & KIRK IRVINGTON CHAPEL, 5342 E. Washington St, 2 p. m. Burial Washington Park. Priends invited. WHITE-—Barbara Gene, age 18, New Smyrna Beach, Shae d Robert White, city, and M J. Neumann, Fla.; half-sister of Judith y Lou and Janet K. White; grariddaughies o of Carl White, Plainid, and esste Brummett, Morgantown, R. Re passed away Sunda Services J. C. W: “CHA OF THE CHIMES. 1234 Prospect St., Friday, 10 a. m. Friends invited. Burial Salem Cemeter

Saks CHIMES ate 10 SRAPEL

ursday.

w WQODDELL—Wirs. Tillis May, 33 N. i mol othr wis, Grace

2a?

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS can be Window ot ng, floor scrubbing, |

reached by calling [D-1032 waxing. LI-3936

ME | MISCELLANEOUS d= (12 Business Service | Gas Tank Leaks Stopped

While-U-Wait, 8 N Edmunson.

aLTERATION men's ‘and ladies’ | o sarments Coben Tailor Shop. 1413 t5%00 EB.) IR-133

E._Washin 3709. WASHER SERVICE —.___ BRICK WORK

ii: " Quick A lance nes Survie. “BRICK, BLOCK CEMENT 3m Bo . Chimneys and trai Rinces built, | UNITED TE

cl ks. gies. rches and rar walls 15

0171 ITE CONTROL |

Free Inspection 630.Va. . FR-1424

ui ment. State “ide service Jets. | {MOTHER'S Careful Supervision; water .clear Glaxo plastic type Bm D 51 irc: - hot lunch: vicinity | geo a Per VACANCIES LL-s888 | WANTED —— sed German Linge: 201 N. Richland St FA.1089 schol no si Hpi" TOUT gon. penseivania 1 phone course . Thomas; - West ——— eee rie THER'S CARE Children, dayMiddleton, Ind. OVAL { THR large yard. careful training. ls w" GENERAL APARTMENTS v OK BARBER SHOP | CORT'S TREE | rE ‘removing, | diet a as srihonk L1-243 trimming Tons ii. poser equip- | EAST—Mothers care for children, 104 8. I. St. Open Till 9 P. M. | ment Ins reas dae 1 aise yard; const. supervi- 39 Houses for Rent EST ce in “WALL WASHING - sion. CH-7657 ree | "Qu. ‘call’ Excelsior. Lou undry. 840 | COMPLETE HOUSE AND Mofhers DAY CARE .-~ SMALL, 36 N. DREXEL 2 bedim, home N. New Jersey. RI-3591. IND USTRIAL CLEANING EN, hot meals. careful papTR » good taste.

{training. iE BL~8303. ull basement, garage. Nr, bus and a Ops

ust --have food references’;

| MOTHER'S “CARE tots. Vicinity E.| roo overt i ania rie

21st-Bosart, a. supervision. BRUCE- ZEAGER CORPORATION

{ Reasonable, IR-

A Lee 438 N. PARKER, 4 mod. rooms fur- |

| NICE country home for children. Bus nished. $85 per mo. M94 uuson. | ut does. Call 25443. Greenwood. . | spoons) goutic™ wi 3]

BABIES by week; children days well behaved children welcome. $50

Fenced vard, 2000 South. GA-7533.| mo. Inquire 3824 Farnsworth

| WANT new-born 7 to board in MIDDE-AGED cpl, share home with

private home. BE-532 $ widow. Nr. Danville, Ind. Help|

{CHILD CARE, any age, “veckday. for part rent. BR-1311, GL-1570. Hot meals. ‘near town: RI-8760. |3 REDROOM brick bungalow furn. or | —————————————————— |

{ unfurnished: oil heat. garage. AT- | 4088, after 3 p. m., £125 unfurnished. |

Work “susrantesd: Insured. BL-7067. Vacuum Cleaner Repairing |29 Housekeeping Rooms | {afer dpm. ii unlurnioned. | BRICK OR BLOCK bios Bros. 1314 W. Wash. MA-8351 BROADWAY. 1713—Nice room. mod | Oil neat” utilities paid. GA-1083. | Small house and garage work. TER WELL | LPRILLING. GUARAN- | ot Toot Home oriy. oI- aly LADY—Away part time will share | ‘Reasonably done. Excel. references. “ied WORK. TA-0436. 800 N —8ingle _bungalow, north, with 2. HU-59%9.

JE & Ba (white). After 5 p. m. “WATER PUMP “2PAIR. CA. . CA. 6341 BE ni $8.80. week. IR-1986, _IR-9815. “9815. | { NEW 3-x00m 5 semi-modern house; ad |

SHOP THE TIMES, DAILY FOR GREATER USED CAR VALUES.

13TH. adults, $12; rm. gent, $7. EE | dee $5.75—-2015 N. room kitchenette apt. NURSE will share m from bus. IR-4638. 31 Wanted to Rent

PARK, 1504. $8—Room with “kitchen- | ette, util. Central trolley. Baby

fe Ea, ——— | welcome. | 37 Business Miscellaneous PARK, 1553—1-Room om efficiency. water & RA, jm adults. } a

FoR RENT OR LEASE | 0 9000 sq. It. ce space |

PENN. 1% _E, 20TH i 12] of adjacent to Indisnapolis business gifh iin. WP ok ih ably EE Tomo : ng” at o Stree PINE; 614 N.—2 Rooms up. Trivate. PH t on yearly basis or ph rant

__adults. Ny drinking. After 5 p. Mm. | lease for approximately §

604 E—32 Rooms, kitchenette; further information call RI-86 M refy, A Paes of { Indiana Railroad Division of Wesson desirable | Company, 250 W. Ohio St,

FOR RENT

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ALLISON EMPLOYEE. wife and 2 coment foo, over babies desperately need 1 or 3-| 11,000 gves

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