Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 April 1951 — Page 16
PAGE 16 i THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Colleges Seeking Stars patos
Open Hunting Season He Wanted
High School Boys Offered Free-Ride Tickets, Other Extras
For $22,000, Bonus
By United Press
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Chie ARO is the “booming center for one "business that few persons know about. The city and its surrounding area is the
“muscle market” to which the nation’s sports-minded colleges and universities come to shop for promising athletes, This is the third proele) . . Ss . por— Fred Saigh of the St. Louis CardBy MAURICE FISCHER inals in a short conference today 4 Times Special Writer 5 : CHICAGO, Apr. 10 (CDN)—"Congratulations on vour fine play- and said he would report immeing season...” diately to the National League
baseball club.
Wh a high school athlete gets such a letter from a college $n & Neither Saigh nor his recalci-
coach or an ‘old grad” (June graduates are getting them now) he recognizes it as his ticket for an impending “free ride” through college, 4 The letters, ranging from a couple paragraphs to several pages,
e ces of direct-by- - —— - ae De rarnie hip studies: tutors were made avail-
There's much chit-chat about able whenever necessary.
“For a church team now. Used ground. to play at high school.” Reached Agreement
the great teams and the number : 2 2’ Ten days later he was en-.| 14 wag understood, however, | of All-Americas the school has’ “SOME OF the. alumni had! r,jled on an athletic scholar- that Pollet received just about! turned out. Some mention of what helped me while I was playing ship and playing basketball at |wpo+ he had been asking. That,
a fine educational institution it football. TI thought they might the University of Dayton (9), was a flat $22.000 a year salary, is. Then the Sonal Sores up with forge; Je ven 1 yas ms longer which belongs la m conference. plus bonus of some $3000, based a psychological clincher: 1se » 90 : ; : on attendance. To ‘re doing fine here now not that sort. They showed their. RIVAL enlisters try to avoid ’
but we need a man like you to appreciation and genuine friend- encountering each other.
build our team around next Ship by helping me get started in their paths often cross.
Report Contract Calls
| HOUSTON, Tex. Apr. 10—|
ANNOUNCEMENTS
| Death Notices
TN
St ] 7 S ig ; JOHANSON—Edgar KELSO—Clarence C. RIFNER—Ear]l H. TROUT—Ralph D TRUMAN—Walter Jr
WELLS—Ralph E.
BAYSINGER Lucille E,, age 36. resi-
Holdout pitcher Howie. Pollet dence 743 Olin Ave, wife of the
late Lee Noble E Baysinger, mother
came to terms with President ©f Leah Rae Baysinger, daughter of
Henry Morgan; sister of Harel Morgan: daughter-in-law of and Mrs. J. M. Bradshaw, passed away Monday morning. Services Thursday, 10:30 a. m , CONKLE FUNERAL HOME, 1934 W. Michigan St. Friends invited. Burial Floral Park Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p. mm, Tuesday.
BRENNAN-—Mayme T.. 1120 N. “Pennsylvania St. No. 124. sisier of Ania
trant pitcher would disclose terms . and Edward C. Brennan, Mrs. Della of their agreement, but both nad| ZN, Denver, Colo. and the aie stood fast in public pronounce- Detroit, died Monday at her Fest.
dence. Funeral Thursday, 9:30,
ments that they jvouldn’'t give the KIRBY MORTUARY, Meridian at
19th 8t.; 10 a. m., 8S. Peter and Paul Cathedral. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call at the mortu~ ary
| BRUCE-—Howard, 90 years, beloved father of Mrs, Edith Mathews, Onis, Ordia and Edward Bruce, brother of Horace Bruce. passed away Monday. Funeral Wednesday, 10 m. at the G. H HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME, 1505 S East Friends Invited. Burial Hopkirs Cemetery, Oolitic, Ind. Friends may call any time.
But “We reached a satisfactory - re
CARMICHAEL—Robert, of 1033 8
agreement in seven and one-half Holmes, beloved husband of Bess
Carmichael. father of Russell Car-
; inutes,” Saigh said. : A DePaul alumnus took two Mm CA ot gamer aan year.” business ad all the good Prep prospects to a basketball _ Saigh had asked the lean south-| michael of Shirley. ind, and 3 grand: y “Remember, c n, passed away esda - : LR To ‘s the line: things that happened to me can game at Chicago Stadium. Pav to take 3 a per cent salary| jee Frigay 3 pm au the ral. SOMEWHERE ; on ; happen to you. Write to the He turned his back briefly— slash from the $22,000 plus bonus) oc ae Re “Don't commit yourself to any apy JU le and the boys were gone. He which he received for his 1950! Priends may call at the mortuary
other school until vou have a coach and secure your college
chance to hear about our scholar- future.” found them after a search—sit-
ting on the bench with a Ken- Pitcher said “no soap.”
h » The boy who got this letter ship pian. } . Tu ; y . And usually, also: “Our repre- While a “better than average tucky proselyter. Protests Shift sefitative will call on vou soon football player, differed in other A Michigan alumnus relates he One of the first tasks under-|
your folks visit our campus.” The “old grad” comes where athletic depart-
work with the Cardinals. The! ®2fter 12 o'clock Wednesday
| CHAPMAN—Clifford M. 1934 Carrol be | ton. husband of Alice M. father i of David L. Clifford M. Jr. Clay and Mrs. Hazel Rogers. Indpis.: Mrs. { Prank Richardson, Danville, Ind. brother of Howard C. and Charles
rei ia 0 a boy's home and wasttake y S h . $ Monday. arrange to have vou and respects from the writer. His Phoned A m ken b aigh after arriving] Chapman, ‘passed away onday
Service FLANNER & BUCHANAN
folks can well afford to pay for told promptly by the youth's'in Houston was to convince MORTUARY Weinecday. 3 am: overture his college and he's a better than mother: Pitcher Fred Martin and Qut-| Friends invited ~~ ~~ average student. He's trying for Hold the phone: Mr. Blank fielder Larry Miggins they stood] COFFEY—Harry 8. age 64, beloved
husband of Grace Emma, father
: i ’ ; | 4 ments in conferences like the an appointment to a service ‘naming a Big Ten athletic: di- to gain by joining the Houston of Mrs. Mary Jane Redmeier of Cal:
' ’ 3 Mrs. Cecil Glover, James W. and Big Ten and the Pacific Coast school. rector). There's somebody at the Plufeaines te Cards’ Texas Howard “E. Coffey.’ all’ of Indiansp- : ae A ov ¥ Rack r mi . olis, c. Harry J offey, serving are barred from initiating con- Any prep star regards the door.” Back in a few minutes.she in Korea: brother of Mrs. Ida Doo-
tact or making any off-campus number of such letters received as apologized —the man she thought! Martin especially had proteste?| litle of ndisnanain® ada Deoo
approach. The “old grad” is a gauge of his desirability. was phoning was the one at the generally a former football 2 2 door. star. WHILE TRUE, high school , letter ffom a typical such coaches say it's also a measure of ; ee from the University of the boy's publicity. And, they add, Such off-campus visits. But Jue Washington. reflects a growing colleges have found to their dis- things as the Interscholastic as- ; fear on the part of the prepman may there's many a slip between ketball tourney at the University Eckert, IU Heavie that the proferred “free ride” newspaper lineage and football Of llinois provide a convenient may, like many have, turn out to field yardage. device for overcoming that Top Mat Card be on a short line, from Which (gllege athletic departments handicap. they're dumped. and enthusiastic alumni are 2 8 2 avid readers of the sports
call.
to a state university getting an pound Missourian, and Otto Kuss,
ERE'S how that letter reads . _ inside track” on prep material, the former Indiana University H writers. . When all-eity or all but other institutions within the star from Pine City, Minn., will
in part (it could .be from Cali- te selections it signals ila or Wisconsin or many Sate RE ons APpear Ai w state consider it “unfair compe- collide in the main event of to-|
others): Triple-A men (Athletic Associa- tition.” night's three-tilt Armory wres-| “Having been raised in Chi- tion agents) and alumni “bird- Staging the tourney at Cham- Hing card. cago, I turned out to be a better yoo." begin ringing doorbells and Paign, home of U. of I, is de- he semiwindup will pit midget than average football player and jangling phones and haunting fended on the grounds of better
his shift into a lower league.
claiming he wasn't given a fair| home Monday. 2506 Brookside Ave. showing before the Cards optioned, Services Thursday. 1:30 Ser
There may be no valid objection. Heavyweights Ray Eckert, 250-
grandchildren and five great-grand-children, passed AWAY at his
the JORDAN FUNERAL HOME. 2428
CONFERENCE rales prohibit him to the Buffs on 24-hour re-|_ E. 10th St Burial Crown Hill Cem.
etery. Priends may call “after 17 P. m. Tuesday. CONLIN—James M., fat her © of “carl and Mrs. Glen Andrews and Mrs. Claude Foster, Washington. Ind ; | brother of Michael. Conlin and {
Martha Lance, Margaret Conlin, Vincennes, Ind: Mrs. Charles Pheips, Detroit; also 7 grandchildren. died Sunday. Services Wednesday. 8:30 m. at the KIRBY MORTUARY, Meridian at 19th St, 9 a. m. Holy | Cross Church. Interment Washington. Ind. Friends may call at the mortuary. (Vincennes and Washington papers please copy.»
GOEKE-. Prank, age 82, 1428 N. Belle View, Jather oe Glenn R. Goeke, brother of Edward Goeke of Indianapolis. half brother of Robert Marsh, Colfax; Myrtle 8mith, Lebanon: Edith Fisher, Frankfort, passed away Saturday evening. Services Wednes-
wrestlers, with The Mighty Fritz day. 10:30 a m, CONKLE FUNERAL
HOME, 1934 W Michigan. Friends
a fair student thereby eliminating high schoo! fields and gyms. accomodations and control of Of Luxembourg, Germany, facing invited. Burial Greenlawn Cemetery,
ad lot of schools that demanded game find the price for “first the players. Other Illinois uni- NEVOOTIA? Irish Jackie of Basten. nigh grades. team™ men higher than they can versities and colleges feel it out of three. The ud A : “On my own I ignored a lot pid. So they go after those on the should be rotated, regardless. match is limited to 90 to more that didn't care what my second or even as low as the fifth’ The all-state football banquet while the mat midgets will draw grades were so long as I played team. at Champaign offers another ad- , go minute 3 mE football; they would toss me out Some try to land only one or vantage to Illini coaches. Fre- Frank Terrazza, another newquickly if I didn't make good. two “top” men, depending on quently a guard and maybe a comer from New York City and “My choice was the University financial means at their disposal. tackle turn up as surprise selec- The Green Raider will get things of Washington because they told Others try for the “works’-—as tions. g
B . started at 8:30 p. m. for me I could have a job at $75 per many as thev can get for what! Expert opinion is that they with a anal curb. ore all
Frankfort. Priends may call at the funeral home: (Frankfort papers please copy. '
GRUBER — Annabelle. of 1 1220 N. Dearborn St, departed this life Apt 8. at the home of her sister, Inez Sloan, DeSota. Mo., age 45. wife of Albert G. Gruber. mother of Delores Ann and Albert P. Gruber, sister of Mrs. Inez Sloan. Mrs. Alberta Stroupe. Mrs. Maxine Gideon, Ralph. Willard, John and Paul Stell, foster sister of Mrs. Vireina feller, Services Thursday, til 12, 2 p.m. from MOORE & & Birk NORTH EAST CHAPEL, 2530 Station St. Priends invited. Burial Wasaington
month and a grant-in-aid schol- they can offer. really don’t rate it—but it hap- ee BS rome Wiliams Wak arship that took care of most of 2 @® pens, so it’s hinted, they are a Game Postponed ington ny a, ine my tuition. THE “contact” man here for couple of lads in positions Illinois STpone Te ort, Mrs. Collins V. Dowas ss = a university in the Southwest said needs to fill badly. The Tech - Southport baseball fl, Dadsille Ind. and NEL wi 14
“ALL they asked in return was pag recently received a wire from ‘my SS .. . game scheduled for 4 p.m. today that I pass my grades and do MY hig school informing him it could ON IREY a Taner. Whe b : best in football: the deal held not meet “out-of-pocket” offers. even though I might get hurt and gometimes the agents find a didn’t play. “sleeper.” A few months ago two “I didn't have a dime to MY oontact men went to the home of name sadnquy parents were Not 5 prep haskethall phenom. He in a position to help me wasn't home — but his brother “Between extra jobs during was school and summer employment. The brother is about 4 inches which the university obtained for shorter and 50 pounds heavier
rated his selection, said he had a “wonderful time” at the last ban-
Shortridge was to play Franklin Township at Riverside No. 6 at 3:30 p. m. today.
and try to sell him on Illinois. “He was a nice fellow,” the young man said. “He told me they would take care of me with a scholarship and $30 a Fight Results month. And something extra By United Press from the alumni—if I made NEWARK. N. J Jimmy Cerrello, 181.
me. my earnings were good than tie "boy they were after. good.” Hoboken NJ. Xr Tony Amats, op 1. ttenh an Tle Xhal : Yous Sram He'd been. out-of high. school He hasn't decided on his school BALTIMORE Md — Russ. Virgo. 147 Ww sma n Rochester. NY. outpointed Chink Wil-| from college with a 3% about twe years and had been yet. But it's not likely to be Illj- Rochester. NY. outo Died, Chin balance, with all my bills paid taking a university extension pig HOLYOKE. Mass. — Paddy De Maren. and with the happiest four years course while working. 1363s. Brooklyn, N. ¥. outpointed Harry
of my life behind me. “Do you play basketball?” the (WEDNESDAY: The buildup La Sane, 132';. Houston. Tex. (10
quet. A coach did take him aside Played at Southport Thursday.
ham G. Kedel, passed away Sunday morning. Services PLANNER & BU-
has been postponed because of CHANAN MORTUARY Wednesday wet grounds. The game will be 2B J Friends invited. Priends may
call Tuesday afternoon and evening. Please omit flowers
KELSO-—Clarence C., at 430 N. Berwick. beloved husband of May Kelso. stepfather of Alice Zimmerman of Indianapolis and Jerry Marks of Cloverdale. Ind. and brother of Mrs Homer Buley and Mrs. Fred ing of Indianapoiis. Mrs Robert Evans, Dayton. O.. and Mrs. Wililam James of Maris nsville, passed away fdosday Puneral Thursday. 10 SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL CHADEL, 948 N. lllinois. Burial Crown Hill, Friends may call after 7 p. m. Tues-
oh i. of 2735 N. Dearborn St. Widow of Lewis Kemp: mother of Carl H Kemp: departed this life Monday, age 79 Service Wednesday. Apr. 11, at MOORE & KIRK NORTHEAST CHAPEL. 2530 Station St. 2 p. m. Burial Memorial
for the “free ride” and its “bumps.”)
com 1951, for The Indianapolis Times! Choice Seats Around The Association . . . No. 3 Fishermen Land 2 For Cage Tilt
° fi | od ° . You can get choice reserved Five Brewer Infielders Hit Big Smallmouth | ion & fms ened —— : Basketball game which the 300 L S I've been fishing ever since 1 Olympians and the All-Stars ove » as eason was knee high to a duck” said, from Indiana colleges will By United Press Clifford J. Raney, 45, of 708 E. play Saturday night in the MILWAUKEE, Apr. 10—Charlie Grimm, jovial manager of the George St., “and I've never caught Butler Fieldhouse. Milwaukee Brewers, says he should have 3 food strong club” this anything like this.” They ave available at" The season—if he can build up his pitching Sa : my to be Raney, distributor for the Marott Shoe Store, 18 E. I think we'll have good power at bat, an e seem ! a : ber, ) Washington St. from 9:30 strong on defense, except at shortstop, but we hope to plug that Colonial Chemical Refining Co. 7% INGE 5 ben or Irom gap.” he said. “If we can get enough pitching, we should landed a 3-pound 10-ounce small- the B To. « Raom Yor have a good strong club.” —— mouth bass in a small creek just a Ursa Rater a Grimm, beginning the 34th year .350 for Temple in the Big State south of Noblesville Sunday aft- Jordan. Hall, utler Univer.
“Even the faculty seemed inter- men asked. sizing up the tall, ested in helping me with my husky youth.
of his baseball career in which League last year, has been a ernoon on a night-crawler. sty. from 8:30 a. m. until 7:15 he twice_ man- standout at center field. Grimm Fishing with a rod and reel and pP-m. aged the Chica- said he will work the outfield with 2 small float, Raney hooked the Prices are: Main Floor, $2; go Cubs, i= pilot- three veterans — Left Fielder 13-inch whopper close to the bank ° yt Balcony, $1.50; 2d Bal.
Howie Moss, Right Fielder Bob and nearly lost his prize as the ,,,v $1 Prices include tax.
Montag and Utility Man Bob bass dove under some roots dur- rh hemes ee CSGUARANTEED =
Jaderlund. ing the 10-minute tussle. Walch Repairing
Charlie's young pitching staff But Elmer Werner, 1807 E. ; ig the big bine Bg but 2 has Maryland St., could show Raney 20 Years Experience oH L WILD o
ing the Brewers for the first ume in six vears. From 10641 to 1944, he led Milwaukee to one pennant and one runner - up spot,
1 been promised several more “wurl- 2 larger one for he landed a 43ers prow the parent Boston pound smallmouth casting at Lake
Braves. Shafer with a green “River Runt”
! Sunday afternoon. | Rookies Among Prospects
and his team Werner reported the lunker was |’ won 11 of 13 yo Charlie Gorin and Murray 14 inches and 20 chen 7 8 Ohio St. CA. 4408 “games in 1944 : Wall, two rookies from the Uni- long. before he re- Grimm versity of Texas, are among the — joined the Cubs. best prospects on the squad so
Charlie was optimistic this gp | spring as he set out to pull the Grimm has Ernie Johnson, re-| Brewers up from their sixth-place jjer pitcher at Boston last year; finish in 1950. Richard Hoover, 16-7 at Atlanta Five Over .300 last year, and Maynard Thiel, | Pive of his infield candidates 15-7 at Hartford in 1950. { eter than .300 last season He also expects to keep Virgil George Crowe, Negro first base Jester, who won 10 of 18 at Denman from Franklin, Ind., hit .353 ver last season, and Don Liddle,
with Hartford, Second Baseman Who had an 8-8 record at AtBilly Reed hit .313 with the Brew- fanta. ers, Third Baseman Billy Klaus - .302 with Dallas, Negro Shortstop Jimmy Clarkson .302 with Mil-
waukee, and First Baseman Len Pearson .305 With Milwaukee. ’ The only weakness on infield i choice defense was at shortstop, where Clarkson, Mark Christman and
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KNIGHT —Adelia, of 2231 N. Harding St... beloved wife of Thomas | Knight. mother of Betty Stephens, Ethel Warren, Carolyn, Linda and Judith Knight, and Thomas Reed, daughter of John Wycoff., sister of { Thelma and Dorothy Knight and | Charles Wycoff, and 3 grandchildren, passed away atthe Services WednesSkt m. at the BEANS LOS3SOM | M RTUARY. 1321 W. Rey St. Burial loral Park Cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary any rime.
KREBSBACH— Joseph Sr, age 76. of 1914 Hoyt Ave, passed away Saturday afternoon. beloved husband of Mrs. Emma Krebsbach. father of Joseph Jr. and Linden M. Krensvacr, Funeral services Tuesday the CHARLES R MeCARTE MOR: TUARY, 2815 Shelby St. Friends in- | vited, Bural at New Albany, Ind, | Wednesday. at 2 p. m. Priends may at mortuary ny time
LEHMAN George Jr, age dl years. Shillington, %a Husband of Louise Brudridge Lehman. iaiher of Mrs Philip Ryedig. Readin . son of Mr. and Mrs. George 3 Ti 8r. Indianapolis, passed away Saturday Memorial services FLANNER & BRUCHANAN MORTUARY. Wednesdav. 4 p. m._ Friends invited MILLS John. of 1018 Division St, beloved husband of Elizabeth Mills, father of Mrs. Richard Pullen and Bernard Mills. brother of Sallie Clark of Finsley. Ky. Bradley Mills of Pineville, Ky. and 3 grandchildren, Dasted away Susady. Services WednesBEANBLOSSOM MORTUARY. far Ww. Ray St. Burial ashingron Park Cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary any time
PETERS Fred A. husband of Ber niece, father of Mrs. Winifred Catlin, son of Mrs. Ada Peters, brother of Mrs. Katherine Frazer. also two grandchildren, died Saturday. Services Wednesday, 2 p. m.. at the KIRBY MORTUARY, Meridian at 19th 8t_ Interment Crown Hill Cemetery Friends may call at the mortuary REISWERG—Max, 78 years old, of 2952 Ruckle, passed away Monday evening: father of Joseph Bolomon, Louis and Ruben’Reiswerg of Indpls , and Victor of Galveston, Tex. Services will be held from AARON-RUBEN FUNERAL HOME. 1943 N. Meridian St. 3:30 p. m. today. Burial! FrrasAchim Cemetery. Friends invited
RIFNER—Earl H., age 66, of Eminence. Ind. beloved husband of May Rifner, father of Charlotte Rifner, brother of Frank Rifner. passed away Sunday Funeral SHIRLEY BROTHERS IRVING HILL: CHAPEL, 5377 E. Washington 8t.,, Wednesday, 1030 a. m. Friends invited Burial Memorial Park. Friends may call
SMITH—Mrs. Hattie A. 82 years, 3822 Washingion Bivd., passed away Sunday m. Services FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY, Wednesday, 11 a. m. Burial Crown Hill Priends may call at the mortuary. Please omit | flowers
TROUT—Ralph D, 720 N. Wallace, age 71. beloved husband of Jessie Trout, father of Lowell and Gordan Trout, Mrs. Clayr McCoun. Indpls., Mrs. Ralph Nagle, Philadelphia, Pa. brother of Wilson Trout ochester, Ind, Lyman Trout, Columbus, Ohio, Mrs, Willard Shafer, Bouth Bend, Ind, Mrs. Boyd Katherman. Macy, Ind, passed Joey Mon. aaSEning; Funeral Wed from BHIRLEY BROTHERS RVING HILL CHAPEL, 5577 E. Wash. St, Burial Washington Bi Park. Friends may call at the chapel.
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|Priends may call at mortuary. y. Venunegut's. . ont | WELLS—Ralph E. “age 28. of 718 REVOKED DRIVER'S LIC. NICELY FURNISHED, large fron Lord St, son of fir. and Mrs. Far shar s_paymel, blan | room in apt.. steam hgat, sonetant ls S. Wells, brother of Mrs. | CALL, ot) CALL_COLBROOK. ._GL-2650 {hot water. Gentlemen, J RI-3017.
Betty Lou CGoodpasture, Mrs. Jose-| BRIVATE licensed home. Special 220 Front room, near bath, | phine Shipley. Miss Zelma Wells, vi ome, CA-5220—Fron . Samuel S. Wells Jr. and Wal‘er Wil- | Care for mers cases. AT-6830. {Ham Din Dusted avay 5 Sunday, i 12 Business S, ice era edne. ery. SHIRLEY PROS. CENTRAL CHAPS, 22 North {948 N. Illinois. Burial New Crown/ALTERATIONS — Men's & ladies’ Cemetery. Friends may call at chapel) ‘garments, Coben Tailor Shop, 1415 1233 BROADWAY—Furnished room. after 3 p.m. Tuesday. E. Wash. PR-37 first floor; businessman; close WILSON — Florence C., 85 years! Ee We WORK [transp. CA-0800.
| y un - ine vad "mother aC Mey JOM: | cEMENTING AND MASONRY. pase- 520 E. 11th. Nice clean , oom in yori. Larkin of Indianapolis. Mrs. Charles, ments dug and completed: porches, vate home, 5 re Hed oh, Carney of Rush County, and sister! Steps. walks and driveways: beautiful man. - Next bat 808; rma of Mrs. Dora Wood of Rushville; 7 Ornamental flagstone walls and ter- jj] INOIS, 5721 N.. gentleman; room i grandchildren, 10 great- -grandchil- | races a specialty. with garage; private family, BRdren, 2 great - great - grandchildren. CA-4140, C. A. BOLING 6986 {
Services at WYATT MEMORIAL BRICK, Stone and cement, fireplaces MERIDIAN, 2315 TN._Clean large
$5.50. Gentleman: no drinking.
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MORTUARY. Rushville, at 2 p. m porches, Sis. steps and drive. |, Permanent, employed ME §
| Thursday. i Apr. Pai Jaterment eat ways. AT-684 man. WA. -5585. — i Cemetery. riends may ca a BRICK — ETE CEMENT worl work. ! = . “3104 104 N N —Nice. clean, mortuary after 9 a. m. Wednesday. | r 6 Ls m. BE-5205. NEW JERSEY ‘No drinking. _ HI-} 1971. BUILDERS . 5 E. 32ND. §ingle room. well 3 Card of Thanks | — - 418
1 ventilated. privfe entrance, excel-CLOUD-—Our sincere thanks to our REMODELING lent transportation Sh ae
i 1 ; T.on Ft. Harrison bus line; friends. neighbors and rela- Rooms bid: attics finished; roofing. E. 38TH S |udine, ine Hl Niro, sympathy 8!ding. sutters; furnaces. plumbing; new|y Zurnished; Shi beds: preles and floral offerings exiended to us farages Easy payments, ne esti ale pr 20h 1491 at the passing of our beloved hus- mate ) or night. FR-411] 3 band and : father, John E-, ‘ard mates Call day oF 4945 WASH BLVD . business “gir! Cloud. We especially wish to # ank TRY NEED MORE ROOm? | “T1120 share comfortable room,
the pallbearers. Rev, Allee, the Call GA-1043 day or night (qi, beds HU-7601 dimmirn . singer and Farley Funeral Home for| BUILT- IN SAIN AND v . dow's heme. TAtheir services rende FOR A TOPS CUSTOM MADE FRONT foom, wi oy, Zz 3 WIFE hy CHILDREN. | cH- 7686 iho BL-3366 COLORED—1021 Blvd Place. Nice, |OSHRYY— We deeply appreciate all _CARPENTERS |" private entrance. near bath. Gent.
| the cards of sympathy and the TING: ROO - | contributions sent .to ” children's "ATnite a) ROOFING; cement work; WA-9106
Charities in memory of our son Paul. who passed away Easter Sunday. | REMG DELING N Hae ROOM! 123 East An | wr SEA TY, rr ——— | ___HAROLD M. OSHRY. _ { CLEANING 500 EAST. Room for 2 gents, twin RALSTON Arne. "Watkrox™® *%* ‘House & Industrial Cleaning | beds $= [Spee a {aus Feel wishes to thank the thoughtful! Window Naghing. floor scrubbing. | Shoot NOIOF | share friends. neighbors and relatives who waxing, LI-393 | GRANT: WR Tout I sichen
expressed sympathy, extended per- 1 washA RTA
SA RE SE piel ES TE HAMILTON 30, om Rev. T L. Rogers. the Jordan Pu- me" clean your BN c-basemen vi T neral Home and all who assisted in| _for discarded furniture or junk. EMPLOYED couple sleeping Foom any way. > ! 5 { trance. Near ransportation, 147 THE RALSTON PAMILY. | —_ CONTRACTING Roosevelt, Apt. 20. 310 : . | GEN. CONTRACTING FRONT, next bath, private home, | 4 In Memoriam | Remodeling store fronts. cabinats| near RCA. Gent pref. CA-643'.
buflt and installed. brick, block, 5500 EAST: N. Ritter Ave Laree. BALDWIN—In loving memory of our plastering, eet Di electrical poi 5 nice, JS acs. Day employed darling son ind brother. Ray S. cement work adults. IR-0270
Baldwin Jr. lost his. Itfe on L. B. ALLEN & SONS, FR-3168 — _ 7 - {oe battlefields ne Europe. April 10, CRUSMED ROCK JAE Xa. Ne re ST | "Over the bal of 0 s CRUSHED AND PIT GRAVEL 3-ROOM furnished apt. E Employed We how soaaony Reaver 108 -» ** Road material. excavating. bulldostng © couple. AT-0903. 2023 E 10th and watch fach passing moment of AA ST. oh BE- oF rave] 3 BLOCKS to RCA Kitchen, inindry those you held so dear , . . Its CINDERS crushed rock. pit sravel, ° rivate entrance. Gir hard to find a verse, son . . . tha washed sand and gravel. Top PUA, tag Priv lis sweet enough for oy « + «that ls dirt. GA-T022. WArm enous and loving enoug to tell how we miss vou, dear . ELECTRICAL | 25 West. { They say Jere 3 a Farin Heaven, WIRING 10 Jour needs. New work snd son , , or each one that has left Oi wor reputation for ® LARGE room text to oath Prefer this earth . . . that the measure of bes; In service. Licensed. bonded. . N Belle Vieu. MA-3903.' its brightness Ged has given is' MILLER ELECTRIC. MA-1636. | gent an . i the measure of our loved ones's { {worth . , . 80 when the stars FENCING ‘4 Rooms With Board
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are a I ishining . . you know. son, what a we do . . . we look for the brightest Low Jes =HigH QUALITY CENTRAL. 2335. — Good meals. for
one that is shining , , . - feel th pur Resch 8 that Aba Ve Materials Only or Complete Erec. _ Sentlemen. Twin beds. TA-8539
ti R-5427. d Fence Co. Nt 1233 CONGRESS. Excellent child} ana little * Son by Mother. Dad, Sister BR.12 I a Yor - care. Prefer wirl. Pleasant home.
WA-8355. RAY S BALDWIN SR. LAWN PENCE 318 Bid ft. SSITI Tr jovse memory of ams SSUARE 355, eb Boar een + EMPLOYED westimen ii A, Smith who passed away one year » : iago today. April 10. 1948 11701 E Hon Ora 2434 English Ave. IM-855
| Sadly missed by daughter, Martha. POST HOLES — IM-3328 | MAXSON NURSING HOME
Licensed { 5 Florists-Monuments —— BLOORING—FINISHING ___ vy cancy now for 2 aes 1st. | loor AFRICAN VIOLETS. HOUSE PLANTS, HARDWOOD FLOORS Hour arse am. AT.SH) We transplant free Laid. Old floors made ilke ney OLYMPIA NURSING HOME i Ise ) SLANT Any FL9WeR SAD Ee attention given every jo salen and women: nurse's care R- | ED re rr FOMNACES BEST ROOM and board in town. FUNERAL FLOWERS OIL BURNER jastaliation - gutter- Private lavatory; water in room. JOHN GRANDE & SONS Florists mug servis To dowd win beds LI-9845._1432 N Park 401 W Washington St FR-1528 at & Guttering STATE, 8. Large comfortable room. 160 AR es L1-6684 - IR-8320 a NeRas. Home cooking. AT8 Funeral Directors BAULING — UN NION. 1201. Warm rooms. od ONKLE PUNERAL Homes ? home cooked meals, reasonable. a ¥ Nach aan %” ee a Fuc SHADY REST “NURSING "HOME for — » ladies. 8643 E ash. IR-5130. AT. wes Rent It From ROOM snd RE in private home. fame nea Home, 1604 W. Morris 1110 _N. Centennisl, IM-1243. NNER & BUCHANAN i rt ( 1) J whl Creek Bid —TA-NITY He Zz ROOM" “and Jia Lore 2 children ' | BERT S$. GADD : : : fust pay week in advance Refer- | _1047 Churcnman = MA-608 With or Without Lettering roceh ih $15 each. BL-1570 he SRINSTEINER'S Everything Furnished but MOTHER'S CARE for children in m 160) B. New York -MA-857) . by day or week. 4918 i eT I ~ the Driver sige. "8R- 9458. HISEY & TITUS CARE FOR CHILDREN < Daily of 95) _N_ Delaware St. Li-382n | Home owned and oparated dg ATE mother's superG. H. HERRMANN since 1921. For personal | RoOM board for child im in Tage: 1505 8 East St MA-8488 service see aga Yate home. Mother's care. “Home of Personal Service” WF. HEATER. Pres. DIAL ‘your phone. i HI-T “T8 for ex- e- ’ ! cellent ¢ r G m | JORDAN FUNERAL HOME | M.D HEATER, Sec-Treas | rumosiion’d care Good meals | Ambulance Service { MOTHER'S care for children in my A d 43 E 10th St DM-4304 1M. 4308 Phone LI-6464 : land REAR] 8 Western Electric "ARERT W_ © CHRISTIAN lady. modern home. a UBERT W. STIRLING | 39 Kentucky Ave. oda thuares to eure: over 3. rospect EE ETT —— GA | - OR ALuAtLlo - CLEAN UP Or oil 5 vars 5 ome lt Lost ana Founda CHESTER PHILPOTT 831 8 Btate. _¥°st. Days. FR-8306 Gr} FR-3871 CHILD CARE. 333 E. T1eT LADY'S brooch pin. lost Tuesday ~. DANSBY AND DANSBY PL-2683 un. eve. Apr. 3d peter Rariison General Hauling. cheap rates. TA- WILL care for child. days In my 3nd NE in Reward. -4571, me home. WA-0940, 1741 N Meridian. ENERAL HAULING WANTED CARE for children over Fenc
ed | MAN'S brown Val. Pas suitcase. lost Clean vards ashes trash TA-02%3 vard, nice modern fm) TA- ©0526. | downtown Indianapolis. ~ Pease call OENERAL HAULINO—Refris. furai- PARK. 1646 N._Chila care by day| TA. 311 Reward ure. baggage. Reliable White. or hour, HI-2034 |
ge Covered tricks ins CA&3Y 0 WILL care for child, my home vic. LARGE brdss coat of arms pin. Lost TRASH, ashes, tree limbs. $3 up. 2ist and College. WA-4492.
Keepsake. Reward. BR-5349 1'2-Ton trucks (white). CA-4894 GARE for children A 0. Bn oa
yea LANDSCAPING Near Western Electric. CH-4897 10a Pets Lost & Found COLORED Will care for children
|LOST— Boston bull puppy. 2 nite “Top Soil, Fertile ay home. Daily or weekly. WA-
frdht paws. white collar nd 4 Lost in vicinity Warren Hotel." "Re- 4A River. "BR. 70 eve. 1 PE 2 x ward. Mrs. R. E Kilchenman, RI- — os Hou 4’ R 2771. HI-2110 LINOLEUM Ouse eep/ng fooms BEAGLE HOUND—Black, brown and LINOLEUM. tile and cabinet t top in- BLACKFORD, 140 N,; 3- tm. apt.; ite female. Lost. Reward. RI- he and repairs. Carl Githens. colored . employed: no drink 7193 -1 COLL ER pe oe COLLEGE, 1524—Lower rear 3 rms. BEAGLE: brown, white, male, lost _PAINTING quiet, sober, employed. $13.
vic. 800 8. Randolph. Reward. FR2059
— DELAWARE, 1407 N. Housekeepink | sera area PAINTING—! PAPERHANGING oom, suitable for 1. Exc lent LOST—Black 4-mo.-oid part hound Work guar. Imm. serv. FR-0016 ‘transportation. LI-2044
ne vic. Woodruft Pl. Reward. GUTSIDB painting, interior decorst- 1124 8. LYNDHURST DR.- “Furnished |
ing, free estimates, vaper samples, room, outside entrance. Good trans-
1 P PL- 907 after. 6:30 bp. m. portation. Adults. | ersonals | NEW JERSEY. N, 85]—3 R R PAINTING. CH. 7766 furn. Utilities. $16.50 wk. IR-1086.
WAS serfously injured on an E.' INTERIOR, EXTERIOR, INSURED
J 10th Arlington trolley. on Septem- PATNTING, PAPER CLEANIN | ber 29th at approximately 10:30 a. m. ‘ Siu w 1 when I fod on an ol If anyone —WALL WASHING. REAS. HI.7 -1324. anted to Ren | |
aw his! egg. please write Times PAPE aid Tae FAMILY of 8-4 children needs 5, 6I WILL NOT be responsible for debts PAPER CLEANING, WALL WASHING. |Cily or ‘30-mile radius Mr. Muro | contracted by anyone other than RUSSELL, WA-1472 L1-7531, after 5:30 p. m. t . fe Russe “5154 Toney. © 1931: Les- "'PAPERHANGING, STEAMING | BOY SCOUT EXECUTIVE I WILL not | Wife and 2 daughters, need 2-hed- } tial, hoy he responsible for del debts| GA. 9138 | TM) single or double. LI-7391, office.
th hota myself after Apr. 9. 1951. Henry H. PAPER 'HANGING—CLEANING REFINED employed Iady desires unMosley, 2620 Gullford { HU-1833 4 CH. furnished 1-bedroom or efficiency MUST sell my '48 Chevrolet, 1 radio: | Steaming, reas. 83 ays. bi in apt. house or bldg. north or! Pe Will take cheaper ear. n Bh es RERAEER st on car line, *55 Maximum, refs.| finance balance. Call Duke at L1-1052. | PAP RHANGING—CLEANING Ga- 1581, after 6 p. m
a holon a eal R ad mediate. (White.) Justice FLOWER-MAKING MATERIALS | gg-3088, ne ' tC YOUNG CHRISTIAN COUPLE | Wood fiber, crepe paper leaves,
centers, wire, cut Peta: ‘CA-1515"1 PAPERHANGING—PAINTING desire 4 or.5, 5 unfurn. rms. North, BR-| — 2 or BR-T158 A-1. FREE EST. HI-4215. Information for g EA
——— fe AY | WANTED—Unfurn. bedroom apt., 3| |FAPERHANGING PAINTING, employed adults. Rent in advance | EAMING WHT MAN. = 1951 it Jeatonabie. HI-6063, GA-9121 after
Want Ad Users [soi elcid hud | | | PAINTING, PAPERHANGING, steam- : | Ing. Free estimates Northside Dee- INSURANCE srecuiive- wife and ew | HOURS |orator. BR-9320 4-room unfur. apt, or small home,
orator. BR-9320 ——————1 | PAPER CLEANING. wall washing, LI1-8473 week days, HI-0738 eves. 7:30 A. M. to 6:00 P M. Expertly done: dependable and MOMMIE, Da: ddy, and me, need a! | piu R HI-3518 In 3-4- zoom unfurn, 3 ariment house, AP ANGING. steaming, Reason. Reasonable rent a ebbie” ATAds received before 9:25 A. M. will able prices Latest samples. Work 7812 Wl appear in thot same doy's Times euaranteed E.R. Shepard. CA-8716. CHRISTIAN couple, 3 children A Under .| PAPER HANGING oh lady. Reas.| 5 years, desperately need 4 or 5Ads received betore noe on Sot Immediate service. AT-4959, room unfurn, pera or apt, City or
urday will appear in all editions of | LY PAPERHANGING—PAINTING | NG BbuLoAS, MA 163%, HR wl mes. . nt.-ext.; © promp service " aughter, “un urn, ouse, | The Sunday Ti $50 maximum. Will paint—Minor| | RATES Paperhanging—MA-3721 | | repairs. TA-003 | | PAPERHANGING—Paintl stes LILLY emplovee and wife heed . Bd 4-rm. pnfurn, apt. or house. City [1 Day (ally or Sun.) 28¢ Line por day _.\DS: A-l. Leweilen Br Fy or suburban. ‘A=h033
FR - Ing. | ERIS CET 2 mies 2m a So) 2c pr a HE RE hi CX wg L) Sun. [4 ars (Daily or Sun.) 20c Line por day PAPER STEAMING—AT-383/ | 4 OR S-room House or apartment
FALL PAPER Shearer erent rn. for 3 adults. P |S Days (Dally or Sun.) 20c Line por day WALL PAPER steamers for rent. | so Ci sope 3 Mdults. Prefer ‘east.
[ra [8 Days (Dally or Sun.) Y8c Line por “| PLUMBING ga oF ‘Suburssn. “FR 7 Days (Baily or Sun.) 16c Line por day — PLUMBING REPAIRING | iid
DIANA State Police radio man, ¢ | Five 6-letter words equal | line. ! Reasonable Rates GA-0741 wife, need 2 3 Ei ened
REFRIGERATION rooms. Jim Moseby. BE. Your credit is good. Your bill will 5 EFRIG. service, all makes: Cle | rn EVICTED; urgently need $l .—8pe. Expert. Guar. Quick. IM-5926. ”
| be mifiled when ad expires. Out-of- uar._ Quick, IM-5926.|, room unfuen. house.
REMODELING | Foae v LY family salbolo ‘town advertisers please send cash 7 TRE olanping to Driids TOO NOeapiery io > of 3 ureent. or money order with your ad. | nome or Fercoiing. repairing or Up to $42.50. IR-8 ea
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