Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 June 1951 — Page 30

E 8, 1951 Ick event

Strike lant

‘enn, June 8 ergy officials » a walkout of ters, plumbers spreading FL craftsmen $225 million plant here. ers quit work | welders and yd them. Howy, which might 3 off the job, ed. : walkout were Ridge sources ers had been itting work 135 d of time.

rehouse by Fire

une 8 (UP)— troved a huge sborn-Midwest night. e-president of loss included 0,000 and the

vere knocked en the brick fter fire fight. blaze for two ing building boxcar. was not de-

ers Strike cts Plant Steelworkers

oday at the Steel Products

yesterday and plant today, al conciliator, the case. the workers’ on shop had ke.

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FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1051

Vernon L. Scott - Retired Rail Worker, Is Dead

Vernon Louis ‘Scott, retired railroad conductor, diea this morning at his home, 318 8. Wal-

cott St. He was 60. Mr. Scott, son of the late Louis Scott, Indianapolis policeman,

served the Columbus Division of the Pennsylvania Railroad for years, retiring in 1948. He had been ill three weeks of a heart ailment. ! He came here in boyhood from | Mooresville, where he was born. | Mr. Scott belonged. to Calvary Evangelical United Brethren Church, Services will be held Monday at 1:30 p. m. from that church, with burial In West Newton Cemetery. Survivors are his wife, Myrtle G.; two sons, Russell E. and Kenneth W.; a daughter, Mrs. Maxine Benjamin; a sister, Mrs. Pearl Freeland; two grandchildrén. All live here.

Ora Hollingsworth Dies at Hospital

A 30-year Army man died yesterday at Veterans’ Hospital. Ora Hollingsworth, former master sergeant in the Third Field Artillery, will be buried Sunday in North Liberty Cemetery after 1 p. m. services from Flanner & Buchamran Mortuary, He served in the Spanish-Ameri-ican War and World War 1. Born in Pike Township, Mr. { Hollingsworth lived at 957 W. 30th | St. He belonged to Lavelle Gossett Post 908, Veterans of Foreign | Wars, and the Independent Pleasure Club. oFour half-brothers survive;! Paul, Boone County, and Clair, Indianapolis, |

Nursing Home | Operator Dies

Railroad telegraphér for 37 years and operator of the Shady Rest Nursing Home for 14 years, | Ralph E. Newby died at Methodist | Hospital last night. He was 61. He resided at the Nuring Home | address, 8643 E. Washington St. | He was a member of the Cumberland Lodge of the Modern Woodmen. Services will be held at 10:30 a. m. Monday in Shirléy Brothers | Irving Hill Chapel. Burial will be in Washington Park. Mr. Newby is survived by a! sister, Mrs. Alta Wright; three daughters, Mrs. Frances Alton, and Misses Dorothy and Buell Newby, and three grandchildren, all of Indianapolis.

C. O. Baudendistel

Clemmons O. Baudendistel died yesterday at his home, 229 8. Walcott St. He was 46 years old. Suffering from multiple sclerosis five years, he refused to be bedfast until day of his death. He handled business at home for the Randolph Grocery at 1656 | English Ave, of which he was| proprietor 13 years. Mr. Baudendistel belonged to Holy Cross Catholic Church, Holy Name Society and Moose Lodge. He had served as Democratic committeeman for the 16th precinet., 10th ward. Services will be held at 8:30 a. m. Monday. from Grinsteiner’s| Mortuary and at 9 a. m. from | Holy Cross Church. Burial will | be in Holy Cross Cemetery. Survivors are his widow, Eve-| lyn M.; two daughters, Mrs. Do- | lores M. Webb and Miss Janet! E. Baudendistel; his mother, Mrs. Luey Baudendistel; two brothers, | Earl and Harry; two sisters, Mrs. | Margaret Durham and Mrs. Mar-| ion Neuhausel; one granddaughter. All live in Indianapolis.

Ernest L. Perigo Ernest L. Perigo, man, died last night. An employee in the advertising department of the Jewish Post, he had lived at 254 N. Belle Vieu Pl His father, the Rev. H. E. Perigo, pastor of Holmes Avenue Free Methodist Church, is the only survivor, Mr, Perigo lived here 20 years, coming from Boswell, in Benton County, He attended Butler and Purdue Universities after graduation from Technical High School. : Services are set for 2 p. m. Sunday from Royster & Askin's W.. Washington St. Mortuary. Burial will be in Greenville, Ill

John L. Shannon John L. Shannon died today at 8t. Vincent's Hospital. He was 64, and had lived at 2404 W. 60th St. Mr. Shannon was employed 40 years by Schlosser Bros. He belonged to Crooked Creek Baptist Church. Services will be held at 10 a. m. Monday from Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial will be at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. Surviving are his wife, Julia A.; two. sons, Robert, Indianapolis, and Raymond, Martinsville; a daughter, Mrs. Paul B, Porter, Indianapotis; brother, Jefferson, Indianapolis; two sisters, Mrs. Grover Doty and Mrs. Louis Heid Sr., Indianapolis; and three grandchildren.

Mrs. Wallie Nathan

Services for Mrs. Wallie Nathan, formerly of Indianapolis, were to be heldat 2 p. m. today in Aaron-Ruben Funeral Home, with burial in Indianapolis Hebrew Cemetery. Mrs. Nathan died Wednesday night in Pittsburgh, Pa. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Selma Shaman, Los Angeles, and Mrs. Robert Bteinharter, Pittsburgh; two grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

Carl Claeys . Private services will be held at 10 a. m. Monday from Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel for Carl Claeys, The Alr Force veteran was found dead at his home, 4809 KE. 23d St, Wednesday night. He

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Job's Daughters Set Installation

Miss Lou Wilson will be

ored queen of Bethel 3, International Order of Job's Daughters, at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in Broad Ripple Masonic Temple. Other new officers are Sally Frank, senior princess; Jane Blake, junior princess; Nancy | Bundy, guide, and Joyce VanDer- | Meulen, marshal.

Miss Wilson

‘Services Are Set

‘For E. L. Brown

Services will be held at 3 p. m. |

tomorrow from Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary for Edmund L. Brown, Burial will be in Créwn Hill Mr. Brown died last night at his home, 21241 N. Talbot Ave. He was 78. Born in Memphis, he spent early years in Little Rock, Ark, He came to Indianapolis in 1893, leaving for a time to live in Martinsville. There he opened the Old Hickory Chair Co. Mr. Brown was engaged in the furniture industry until retirement. Mr. Brown was a member of Centre Masonic Lodge, Scottish Rite and Sons of the American Revolution. Surviving are his wife, Lucy; a daughter, Dr. Frances T, Brown, | | Indianapolis; sister, Mrs. Isaac'B. | Gardner, Scarsdale, N. Y.; broth-

|Civic-Minded Units

Invited to Join Better City Drive

The newly-organized ASa0ciation for Improved Municipal Personnel Administration is inviting |® civiceminded organizations and individuals to join its long-range |n campaign for better city govern-|, ment,

Main aim of the association is a city personnel system that will attract and hajd efficient employees, offer them job security if their work is satisfactory, pro-

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protect them from political pressure,

Indianapolis now has a fulltime professional personnel consultant—but, the association says, the position lacks ‘permanent and legal status.”

Bill Falls in Passage

It points out that Indianapolis |e is the largest city in the country without such a setup and that salaries and personnel policies o vary widely among different branches of the municipal gov-|? ernment.

A bill to set up a permanent)? personnel department in the city government failed to pass the Legislature this year. Republican leaders argued that e the City Council rather than the

| Legislature should take the ac-

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ition, but the association contends that only a state law will guarantee a permanent personnel de{partment. So it's now beginning

ers, Howell and Sibley, Pasadena, |# campaign to rally public sup-

Cal.; sister-in-law, Mrs, Wood, Indianapolis.

Garland F. Gardner

Garland F. Gardner, salesman, |

Woodlawn Ave. He was employed {by Dison & Prichard Co.

Born in Chicago, Mr. Gardner| tion of the United Mexican Bor{d Services will be held at 10 a. m.| open at 8 p. m. today in the Hotel | co {tomorrow from the Robert W. | antlers.

|came here 11 years ago.

| Stirling Funeral Home, with bur- | ial in Anderson Cemetery here.

Indianapolis, and Mrs.

| Webber, St. Louis; a son, John, | Indianapolis: father, Paul, In-| dianapolis;

son, Anderson; brother, Alerio, O., and one grandson,

Public Relations ‘Group Formed

The citizens advisory group of Marion County Welfare Department today launched an information program to bring the story of the welfare program to the public.

The citizens’ group includes rep-| |resentatives of business, {PTA, and other civic groups. It

labor,

serves on a basis. ; A special public relations committee appointed by the group met yesterday with John Mueller, welfare director, and representatives of Indianapolis newspapers to {discuss the new information program, The committee will regular releases on current activities of the department. It also will issue informative releases to clear up widespread misconcep-

volunteer, nonpaid

itions of welfare procedure.

Bruce Savage is chairman of the advisory committee. Members of the special public relations com-|® I mittee include Wilson Daily, at|torney; J. Russell Townsend Jr, | Indianapolis insurance representative and Frank Masarachi, labor {representative of the Community | Chest.

Funeral to Be Today

For Westfield Man

WESTFIELD, *Yune 8 3 Services | were to be at 2 p. m. today in the | McMullen Funeral Home for William R. Macy, hobby-shop operator. The former woodworker, native of Rushville, died Wednesday at his home here. He was 66. Surviving are the wife, Ethel; five sons, Glen, Newark, O.; Wayne and William Jr., Carmel; Howard, Noblesville, and Victor, Westfield; a daughter, Mrs. Martha Kirkman, Westfield; a sister; 12 grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren.

rte oi Negotiations Broken Off

In ‘Hoosier Bus Strike

Hopes of restoring local bus transportation soon to three Hoo- /™ sier cities today were dashed as State Labor Commissioner Thomas Hutson said he would call no more negotiating sessions. The last of a series of meetings — held yesterday in Muncie — |, again failed to bring a settlement. Mr. Hutson said he would not take any further action until Indiana Railroad or the striking bus drivers union formally asked for another conference. Bus serviee in Anderson, Muncie and Richmond has been halted for weeks by the demands of the drivers for pay boosts.

Lafayette Man Named To State Police Force

James Cresswell, Lafayette, has been appointed a trooper on the Indiana state police force start-|* ing June 16 at the Lafayette post, according to announcement by Supt. Arthur M. Thurston. Trooper Winfred O. Hollingsworth, Seymour, is on leave after being recalled to the Navy. He served six years in the Navy before he joined the state police last November,

Hoosier A Air Force Men

Returning From Korea Three more Hoosiers are on their way home from Air Force duty in Korea. They are being | of returned, under the Army’s rotation program, aboard the USS David Shanks, due to arrive tomorrow at San Francisco. They are Sgt. John A. Key, Jefferson City; Sgt. Alvin P,

S/Sgt. Jack W. ik Terre

was 21:

| Haute,

| Ethan A. Fulton, Portland; Harry Survivors are the wife, Garnet;| Donovan, Cedar Rapids, Ia.; Gen. {two daughters, Barbara Gardner,|J. Watts Page, Austin, Tex., and Loraine! Wallace A. Dole, South Lynde- | boro, N:. H.~

sister, Thelma John-| diana adjutant general, will exJohn, tend the official

| mander Henry W. Krippenstapel,

prepare |

Steinmetsz, Evansville, and|?®

| various roads d

mote them on the basis of ability, |

Carl E. {port behind passage of such a

law in the 1953 Legislature.

Mexican Border | Lebanon; Ross and Carl, [died Wednesday in his home, 814 Unit Meets Tonight

The three-day national conven-

er Veterans organization will

Speakers tonight will be Capt.

Gen. Robinson Hitchcock, In-|3

welcome to-

{morrow morning. State Com-

Kokomo, will introduce national | officers. | A joint session with the auxili-| ary and election 'of officers will | be held tomorrow afternoon. Sunday’s program includes me- | morial services at 10 a. m. in the World War Memorial and a speech by Gov. Schricker at dinner in the Antlers.

Koussevitzky Buried

Serge Koussevitzky, retired conductor of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, was buried today in a hillside graveyard only a few miles from Tanglewood, wherd he founded the famed Berkshire Mu-| sic Center.

Legal Notices

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals for bituminous surface treatment on escribed below and for the jcraping, cleaning and painting of various Highway System,

bridges on the

tate Highway his in the Sate Hguas Atinex, Indiags. until 10:00 Central Standd Time on the 19th of June, 1951, when all proposals will be publicly opened

+8 rea.” M-3356—B ontrac ridge painting in Crawfordsville District of nine steel structures in the follo : Tippecanoe, Clinton, Wi Bids are invited on the scraping and cleaning of approximately 822 lineal feet of bridge and t 35 gallons o aint, Ant. rid ontrac - ridge painting in Crawfordsville District of eleven steel structures in the following counties: Montgomery, Hendricks, Warren, Fountain, Vermiilion, Parke, Clay, and Owen. Bids are Invited on the scraping and cleaning of approximately 1164 lineal feet of bridge and the applying of approxi14 gallons of paint, Contract M-3360—Bridge painting in I e owing counties: Pulas e Newton, and Lake Bids are invited on the scraping and cleanin, x approximately 1,525 lineal feet of bri and the applying of approximately gallons of paint, Contract M-3361—Bridge painting Seymour District of twelve steel structures in the following counties: Harrison, Washington, Clark, and Jackson, ids are invited on the scraping and cleaning of approximately 1,609 lineal feet

0 mately 313 Ain Contract * painting ' in Seymour District of a steel structures in the following counties:: Franklin, Dear- | born, and Bartholomew. { Bids are invited on the scraping and cleaning of approximately 67 lineal feet of bridge and the anpiying of ap-

ately 1,030 painting In

M-3363—B Vincennes District of six steel structures in the following counties: Warrick, Spencer, Knox, Gibson, bois, and Martin, Bids are invited on ihe Sora ing cleaning of approximately 3,017 Fe al feet of bridge and the applying of approximately 2,000 gallons of paint. Contract M-3364—Surface treatment in| Yihcennes District of approximately 50.66 |

ids are invited on 453.100 gallons of 'bituminous material furnished and applied, and 21,242 tons Td aggregate furnished and spread, or furnished and stocked on State Roads in the following counties: Sullivan, , Greene, Daviess, an ke. ieee M-336 urface treatment in Yiicennes District of approximately 72.47

Bids are invited on 613,900 gallons of bituminous ‘material furnished and applied, and 28,845 tons of aggregate furnished and spread, or furnished an ed on State Roads in the following counties: Posey; $ibson, Pike, Dubois, Spencer, Warrick, erry, Crawford, and Orange. Proposals may be examined at the office of the Commission in Indianapolis, ndiana. STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION

SAMUEL C. HADDEN. Chairman

NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that sealed y ise posals and/or bids will be recei gia te of Indiana. act!

of Publi Supply, on behalf of the State Highway Commission of Indiana will be Deed at the office of the Director in Roo Cen al Standard ft day of June, 1951, on the following equipmen

PROPOSAL No. 29: 36 to 48 Bituminous Mixers, Portable Type of nol less than

10-cubic-foot capaci. y. PRO AL No. 30: 24 to 36 Front End Loaders, wheel ‘tractor mounted of not ess than b-tuble- ard ® acity

100 Gasoline

L Storage Hanks, 3 “S00- gation Cay.

heaters of for heatin bituminous materials shipped in tan CArS, Quote prices delivered FOB. to the State Highway Commission of Indiaha, Headquarters at the followin: points: Crawfordsville, Fort Wayne, reenfleld, La P: s , Vincennes and Indianabolis. Indiana. A

gallons of of

lace designated all proposals and/or bids will be publicly opened and read aloud, Any bids received | time, for any rea-

La aruntions to ob-

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ed} frou im gins state khway Comm shon oS fisna. Nor Wl a Tnaianay ’ of Psion of ad We oh jm eject ct any” and x. kin wi hole o or

bids and/or Dp oRRIS which most so Andot" Drop the Sta

ans. it sell at Suction on June 18: 19 FlImouth dor motor No, Pe-

52! To ipnest "bidder above storage «nd charges on car. HI-WAY CORNER, 4001 Madison NE

WALTER R. MYBECK, Director, Public Works & Supply.

i miles on SR 6

LENOX, Mass., June 8 (UP)— |®

will be received = gH Chairman of the | to

e¢ applying of approximately 0.

f bridge and the applying of approxi- Sige

{delivered on SR 234, Section M or plant

= =F EE oh ht Gi mb hE FE rt i Be Box Coynty-Prol balult oh 1 pS es river of . op

Lidge t the orth south cor-

g 1.07 miles rom the south

t 1 hand rE ous resurfacing on fol-

oject oy, 3 iy nite River bri

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360-—Bids are nites on miles, Divaminous resurfacing

ncrete

follow ward County ~Project P19 3 11.524 miles on 4 rom he Fat co corod eration line Hapa er County Pre ect 3 Fr 14 miles ) In ard County—Project 1.35 Matkland Ave, $s Ho in Kokomo Irom Wa ashin co! a on Gontrac R8ao Bry invited on a donne and 6 rion County—0.40 Miles Us extending north from 7ist 5.” "sR ia) Marion and Ha from SR 100 north of orth of Cal mel. invi 33.50 L. of bit resurfacing on ilove ware and Wayne 20.6 easant to 4.8 0.98

borat 8 28 ro of the cast Wishington okomo from kland E. % Rob miles on the east eit le Fs bituminous resurfacing 3 at Indianapolis, milton Counties-—6.18 rete widenin and Henr Rand Counties_Pralec Te r-283 lbh 17 miles

mile on 14t from Jackson

pile on on 5. Madison St. (C (US ld

Delawa Counts Project F 068 mile on % Bro Wa: oui 3 in Muncie

from the te River bridee to Centennial Ave. Contract RS-1372—Bids are invited on oncrete widen! 2a bituminous resurfact ng on folio

{organ County Project r-203 on from ine fEopased

win poses Carroll Counties—ProjDE ash or ees on OR, 2 ron e 0! © ration Ala fo the Wabash Railroad 15 Delphi

14.165 Ee 2 20.205 3 miles of bituminous igeuin ng nd ollo Owen County—Project F-135 (T) 17.804 miles on SR 67 from 3.5 miles northeast of f the Greene-Owen county line to Short

8t. Pencer Owen County—Project 270 B 6.13 miles on SR 67 from Short St. in Spencer to the north junction with SR 43. O County—Project F-203 (21) 6.361 7 from PR 43 east to the Owen- Morgan co AY 1 Contract - Bids. ‘are invited on concrete wi suing and bituminous resur- | facing on follo

pecanoe 4

Vermillion and Varren Counties Proj. [ect F-84 (7) 5.392 miles on US 136 from the Illinois State Line- to va mile east

| of the east junction with Fountain Coun OT: P-181 558 ile on US 138 from US 41 Contract RS-3176—Bids are invited on bituminous resurfacing on following: ss

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F-401 (3) 6.500 miles on US 27 f mile north of US 6 1m P aterioo | to BR 4 saa niract RS-3378—Bids are invited a 1 miles of concrete widening and 11.798 2. of "bituminous resurfacing on fol-

lowing: Cass and hilton Countijes—Project F-152 (5) 9.249 m! on from 1.01 miles iton county line to

South of of the the ‘Cass ject 31 L 120 miles on 8 ALE, ter the south corporatio; e Fulton

Erie 3 allroad Count: 2 ratet 179 C 1.35 miles on = 14 in Roches from

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_ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Legal Notices

LaGran County: n mile on » extending west from SR 9 LaGrang Count SE roien P87 (5) 3413 miles miles’ on om 0363 ve le to t of 8 {ange a es e County geet 61 ue DSi BR 2 rabetne te poajact RS LNT invited on 1 gO DeKa ty— "0.533 miles alh oH I (ST from US| 6 4 Waterloo. Kalb and Steuben Gounties—Droises

1 -Death Notices

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PAINTING

ATR Fees Eatimate IM-4208

Ciel. 0316

PAINTING—Interior, Exterior | Cf i Estimate. CA-0891. Painting an a -

ing, work suaran 8 PAINTING —PAPERHANGING

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Mc pan 2 bi others in German: 0 ger. r n ¥, also & by {idren and 19 real” grandchildren. ed Tuesday ‘at . Puneral ORTUARY. 8:30, oe the KIRBY MO! ARY, Meridian at 19th a: St. Michael's Shuren, Soret Fy Jo.

seph Cemetery. the mortuary. NEWBY-—Ralph E.. 3643 E. W ton St,

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ter > east of tise Nickel plate

Con ad RS-3379—Bids are invited on 19.00 miles of concrete widening and 19.39 miles of bituminous resurfacing on fol-

lo Ne eon and Jasper ® Counties—Project F-143 (3) 19.39 miles on US 24 from the 1 State Line to ihe west junction

Pare invited on drainage and reinforced concrete pavement on following: St. Joseph. Cgunty—Projec t Ul-82 (1) 500 mile rn Ave. (SR 2) in South Bend From “Olive St. to the NYC

rajijoad, and » proposals may be examined at he office of the Commission in Indianapolis.

STATE HIGHWAY, COMMISSION SAMUEL C. HADDEN, Chairman,

NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids for the purchase of the following materials will be received -by the Chairman of the State Highway Commission of Indiana at his office, 102 North Senate Ave. Indianapolis 9, Indiana, until 1 P.M. (CST) on the. 18th day of June, 1951, at which time they will be publicly opened

and read. Invitation No. 701: 3800 to 4200 Tons, No. 9 and 11 Aggregates, F.O0.B. Romney, delivered on SR 28, Sections C and D or plant vicinity thereof.

Invitation No. 702: 800 to 1000 Tons,

Waveland, delivered on SR 59, Section H or plant vicinity thereof. Invitation No, 703: 1700 to 2000 Tons, Size No. 12 Aggregate, F.O.B. Manilla, delivered on SR 44, Sections E and F or plant vicinity thereof. Invitation No. 704: 2000 to 2600 Tons,

Size No. 12 and 63 Aggregates, F.OB. Shelbyville, - delivered on SR 44, Section D or plant vicinity thereof.

Invitation No. 705: 1000 to 1200 Tons,

Size No. 12 Aggregate, F.0.B. Franklin, vicinity thereof, Invitation No. 706: 500 to 600 Tons, Size No. 12 Aggregate, F.O.B. Franklin, delivered on BR 44, Section C or plant vicinity thereof. » Invitation No. 707: 9450 to 11,300 Tons, Size No, 7, 9 and 11 Aggregates, F.O.B. Cayuga, delivered on SR 234, Sections Al

Size No. 9 and 12 Aggregates, F.0.B.|q,

and A2 or plant vicinity thereof. Invitation No. 708: 1450 to 1850 Tons, Size No, 9 and 11 Aggregates, F.OB, Dun- |

{ BiZK, delivered on SR 167, Section B or |

| plant vicinity thereof. { Invitation No. 709: 3700 to 4200 Tons, | Size No. 7, 11 and 12 Aggregates, F.O.B. Ridgeville, delivered on SR 127, Sections |

G and P or plant vicinity; thereof. Invitation No, 710: 3750 to 4200 Tons, | Size No. 7, §, 11 and 12 Aggregates, FOB. | Lynn, delivered on SR 27, Section E, ok | 36, Section R or plant vieinity thereof. | Invitation No. 711: 1500 to 1600 Tons, Size No. 9 and 11 Aggregates, F.O.R, Port- | a

{| land, delivered on SR 26, Section O or

plant vicinity thereof. | Invitation No, 712: 1600 to 1750 Tons, | Size No. 9 and 12 Agsregates,: F.OB, Bryant, delivered on SR 67, Section 8 or plant. vicinity thereof. Invitation No. 713: 900 to 1000 Tons, | Size No. 11 Aggregates, F.O.B. Warren, delivered on SR 124, Section D or plant vicinity thereof. Invitation No. 714: 400 to 500 Tons, Size No. 11 Aggregate, F.O.B. Tipton, delivered on SR 213, Section D1 or plant vicinity | ind

thereof. Invitation No. 715: 1150 to 1278 Tons, Size No. 7 and 11 Aggregates, F.O.B. Swayzee, delivered on SR 13, Sections D3 and Fl1 or plant. vicinity thereof. Invitation No. 716: 500 to 600 Tons, Size No. 12 Aggregate, F.O.B. Noblesville, delivered on SR 38, Section F or plant vicinity: thereof, Invitation No, 717: 600 to 800 Tons, Size No. 6F Aggregate, F.O.B. Hemlock, delivered on SR 26, Section H or plant vicinity thereof, Invitation No. 718: 2400 to 3200 Tons, Size No. 6F, Aggregate, F.O.B. Swayzee, delivered on BR 26, Section J, SR 35 Sections H and J, SR 513, Section C or plant vicinity thereof. Invitation No. 719: 435 to 500 Tons of Bffuminous Coated Aggregate, Type A. on | furnished and loaded into state trucks at plant vicinity of Rensselaer. Indiana. Invitation No, 720: A quantity of International Parts, F.O.B. 502 West Market 8t., Indianapolis, Indiana. Invitation No, 721: Two- Electric Adding achines, Remington Rand, Modél 93100-5 or equal, trading in two Sundstrand Hand Operated machines, F.O.B. 102 . North Senate Avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana. . Invitation No. 722: 24 Asphalt Extractors made as per ‘specificatiqps, FOB.

'actory, .

hie father Alem. Dorothy and uch Newt why: Wright; jranafat er 2 Del Bden and Joan

s ores "man. io from: 8 serv Monday, IRVIN CHA fry 5 Washington 5, Bt, Callers after 5 p. m. RrRest Mar, 41 Belle Vieu PL, on of Ne phased away S ;» 2 p. m., STER & MORTUARY, W. Washington St. Burial Greenville, Ill. Friends may call at mortuary after 4 p. m. Saturday.

SHEP ducy i] “othr jor.) of 8 is

rker Strother R. Watt, also 3 ABR children, passed Friends ma FUNERAL OME, Puneral Saturday, June 9, Friends invited. Bur Graveside service Saturday 3:30 p.m.

Legal Notices

Berens TO BIDDERS Notiea is hereby Sjven that sealed bids or the following na.

_— be ho od by 1 . of the State Highway Commiss Tndiat his office, 102 North afd Ave., TO 1 1h eof Jase. 1951, Si { ) e y . which time they will be publicly opened

INVITATION Ne §597-B: 2300 to 3400 9 & 11 Aggregates, F.O.B. bany, delivered on SR Section

Ay, out. touans G & 4 ue plant vicinity thereo INVITATION NO. 686: 4200 to 4600 Tons, Size No. No. 7 & 12 3 VFTouates, F.0.B, Liberty, vered on tion A, SR 101, thereof. 100 Tons, .B. Cam-

3 fal

“Et SORERT Wo STIRLING ROBER 6 1422 Prospect 10 Lost & Found “downtown Jellow Apid_Coneord wateh ward.

d Penn. or, keep money and return a LI-8646

100 Pets Lost & Found _| "HEF | black snd tan

iy River” fi wd and 11 Personals

Briquetes

CITIZENS FUEL cO. 1001 SOUTHEASTERN AVE.

Hearing Defective? Protect it. Beltone Hearing Service.

See or call our Authorized Hearing Specialist 830 state Lite MA-3116

Dr. M. oe on Jontist Baioy lecited on 00T ridian near og ot Office, Formers of PERMANENTS $2.45

ite

elt

IF YOU NEED . TRUSS y Ll Prati wi

Size No. 1 & 13 Aggregates, P. bridge A delivered on SR 1, Section G ® OF RVITA T TION Ro 688: 1200 9 1400 Tons.

Size No. § & 12 nti F.0.B. Richmond. faliven of on SR 21, Section B or 48 Pl TRON NO. 400 to 450 Tons, |

0. 689: Size oJ Al ate, F.O.B. Liberty, deOBI Ge Section A or plant

ead 690: 500 to 600 Pt

i OLIC Anonymous Fretdom a3TD, reached throu ush FP. Ahapolis, or ne ¥'1.3881 Detore 10:30 or ’ Se EXIT drudge do smudg Cleans walls and w the paint, Block's. ns, | FLOWER - MAKING materials, wood fiber, crepe paper, leaves, centers, cut als. 7529.

e with C-33. work. Leaves

thereof, AON N NO. 601: 1950 to_2300 Tons, | Size No. 9, 13 & 63 Ageregate, FOB, New Castle, delly ileptic Village at New C Castle. Yo or plans vie pity Thereof INVITATION NO. 692: 1300 to 1400 Tons,

{Size No. 11 Aggregate, F.O.B. oh te, | del fivered on SR 55, Section P or plant | vicinit,

Aherea. ATION NO. 693: 1750 to 900 Tons, Size No. §,& 12 Agareqates od F.OB. New

Roms, Selivored on £ Section E, or ant viein! oreo! IRVITATION NO : 3909 to 4 to 4200 1 Tons, Size No, 9 & 11 Assreraien. Hing. ton; delivered on Ah PE

C3 or plant yicinity 1! ereof Tra TION Ni 695: 1000 to

Size No. 9 & 11 Ne ates, F.0.B. Waynestant delivered on SR 33 Section plant vicinity thereof, VITA ATION N 606: 350 to 400 Tons sure No, Agstecate, P F.OB ae. tde Ae LH) 8 bs Sicinty n.G. of 143, Sec. or ah y thereo

te, furni fred 1 revs gue Indiana, ani

Vietait lta

quantity of FoB." rs a Hard re Items, B, $0" est Market St, I apolis,

Ro oo "Satare Toet "oi

Tile "1 the Seyce at TRY ey. Indiana,

submitted upon standard HIGHWAY COMMISSION

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proposal SIA

BAL NOTICZ - Notice is hereby given i... on ‘Monday, July 2 1061, at ten o'clock In the foreearing will be conducted » » Hearing Rs for the Home Loan Bank Shr Federal Home Loan

De hk pourd tat of “ihe 0 Union’ Pederal

3 Ripple Reale Notice of

» om plein t t 10 days o n a fore the date of ¥ notice intention to appear has by the Home Loan Bank days before the date of the hearing i be dispensed hd terested pe » (attorney ue earin at issue. In Je Snes 1 hich 'aopew dence may be iD

ns e, evi- ‘

of Ha ge Al es [nor service NR |

Co C, HADDEN, Chairman. nin itr HE ) ENTER WORK Pree | estimates, 3 vie dais 7003

the “Shale lirics 2

wire, Y we think odor-uick-action Condenso Foam is onnegut's,

INDIANA DRIVING SCHOOL RIVE--PR-4829

less tops

12 Business Service WORK Brick—Cement—Block

BRICK, STONE, CEMENT |

New and repairs, fireplaces, roc steps, walls, driveways. Bldgs. of all kinds, Waterproofing: 21 yrs. exp.

Prompt service guaranteed, AT-8847. STONE. BLOCK BRICK, AL w

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0100. P

CORT Wallet, iad } Vicinity Bt. Joe | Al PAPER hanging. 40c a roll. BE-

Five HANGING, DA, L872.

PAPERHANG a. WORK. PRICED RIG

Times Want Ads reach thousands of eager buyers EVERY DAY!

Lowest in Cost

~2:Line Ad Costs ONLY

S-R00M BUNGALOW, $125

First Class Paperhanging > a * oh-1370—White—iM-5176

Expr Pope

Lowest Jossinle ) prices, later

PAPER HANGING—OLEANING

Paperhan chem, “CARE

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RENTALS

SLEEPING ROOMS

Sauip. HCO: IM o

_repalr & motor tuneups,

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our prices last. LI-4223, PL-

. serv. FR-9018. IN

357 E. WASH. ST. MA-1381 100 Clean, Fireproof Rooms DR. O. A. NOLAND, Mgr. Special Weekly Rates We Cater to nice people only BE SAFE AND SLEEP SAFELY

Acton (white),

reas. HU-7833 days. CH-

Als oleh txcelient | rans, A gg pe Kin 3025 SOLLERt AVE. :

. Immediate. White) Justice,

rs - ‘ teh ? 31 Creek, rentieme! G. ETE jor twin vod priva i NEAR \featieman i prefyried, earase SST aval

SINGLE

. A, FP, ¥TA-8043

AND DOUB yy hess private side SnirAhos. NICE furnished for 8 Rs PO Torvilenee, °F

COOL Room; re fined home, { College, Seni] tramp. Gentle 4208 alter 6 p.

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When you want to Sell, 2%) Hire, Find, Swap or Get

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