Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 July 1951 — Page 16

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hammer” stroke with which she

‘MONTICELLO, N. Y., July 17—Summer resort basketball—or what's left of it—was shoved further out of the

picture today as Grandma Betty Cohn displayed the “sledge

Ted Williams

intends to swim the Eng-

i: NEW ORLEANS, ANS,

lish Channel. “Shirley Mae France? Phooey!” July 16 The 51-year-old belle of the,

5 said today the six - months vousten rival's name was men- : tioned. “Shirley Mae couldn’ t!

Louisiana Boxing Commission ‘ma . doesn’t matter because he is quit- subconscious fear that seized her.’ ? ting the ring anyway. I'm not afraid. The Philadelphia fined $1000 and suspended by the seven miles out—at least.” commission yesterday as a result] Grandma-—in private life Mrs. | of his second round knockout bY Harry Cohn of Brooklyn—is af TI Bernard Docusen here last Mon-/jong grinder. She works for her

sion decided his performance Was|anq they have two grandchildren this, unsatisfactory. |aged 4 and 7. Glosa said, however, that Docu- to 40 herself. gen hit him in the ribs, causing . on i him to fall and hit his head. The, GRANDMA TOPPED off her blow on the head knocked him month's training at Kutscher's ! out, he said. The suspension is effectiveof the afternoon to the newsreel throughout the 47-state system of cameras. the National Boxing Association. | It is designed, the commission said, “as a safeguard against; i poefore his Giosa foisting himself on any) other public.” Granny diplayed a solid,

‘her

sun- |

Yanks, Japanese Open Practice for

imilk white and so was her bath- com

LOUISVILLE, Ky. July 17 (UP)—The U. 8. and Japanese Davis Cup tennis teams began practice today for their American

Grammar Boys

A. B. (Happy) Chandler will talk ducting a mail poll among the with H, I. Miranda today about a players now on whether they proposal to serve as representa- want to draft Chandler as comtive of a major league baseball missioner of a national baseball players’ union. |players’ organization. | *Mr. Miranda, Lexington, Ky. Chandler stepped down from talked to Mr. Chandler by tele-| his post as top man in major phope last Sight and mage an ap-|league baseball at midnight Satpointment for a: urday. A e conver- He commented yesterday: “I've im “realy ace a4 ne had a job A of per-I would not talk about another) commission- one. © Well, now I'm unemployed. | unemployed all day, u

Then, after breezing through eight or nine miles in a lake, i Grandma returned to the hotel 3 = Weltarweight Eddie Giosa Borscht Beit exploded when her johhy in slacks where she bounced merrily on a sofa before her permanent audience. ke the channel because of a _ “I'm a rubber ball,” she told the boarders. “My condition is just. about perfect for any dis1 never think| tance And if you think the curfighter was about what I'm doing until I'm| rent is bad in the channel, just | | §o out and try Sheepshead Bay.”

She threw a left and right hook. |

iH sledge hammer stroke,” she said. | day. By a 4-2 vote, the commis-{pshand, who is an eye specialist |“ First I wallop the water like,

{Country Club by devoting much Finland. Before

where she used to dive into the | Walking the tiles of the swim- reservoir. The watchman yelléd at All-Star classic ming pool like Gorgeous George her but She: wan't afraid of him, tried to play in the first game oi; select their “prettiest girl” | ‘against the White Sox Thursday, tonight to represent this district! last but had to be yanked during the 5¢ the state-wide beauty contest {tanned body and knobby biceps March when she swam 14 miles second game of the doubleheader. to pe sponsored by the Indiana {that would have made the tale through the sharks off the coast He rode the bench most of Friday young Democrats at their bienHer goggles snapped night, leaving it only long enough pial convention here Friday and

introduction, either. She showed her moxie

iof Little Red Riding Hood end a of Florida. |lot differently. Her swim suit was early in the going and she had to to pinch hit and walk.

I wanted to swim the channel with Shirley Mae as a team-

to read her answer?”

By MILTON DOLINGER United Press Sports Writer

{series with the Indians.

form after his muscle pull of

'sounded this warning:

heat’ the channel ‘with the “Muscle pulls are funny.

him.”

The fact that Willlams

then I twist my body in an

She looks closer leel- curve—Ilike this! Did you get! ipulled the muscle in the Allknocked off the couch, Sonny?”

she was parents moved to New Haven two months. He pulled a leg muscle in this year,

plete the haul without them. he was -back in business,

robe, on which was stenciled | “I asked Florence Chadwick & home rin while going the i M “America’s Swimming Grand- , come alon ; wn tance ! tf g but she wouldn't, : : Davis Cup atch imother. Grandma said. “And last year ‘homer, his 18th of

Browns,

te.. No soap. Here, you want Power as Good

UNITED

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Hustling, Says Steve O'Neill

Ailing Bosox Star Still Has Batting Power

CLEVELAND, July 17— ‘Ted Williams bore a “fragile” tag as he led the Red Sox into ‘town today to begin a vital tion of Alcoholic Beverage Com-

| The thumper -appears back in go 00 00g N'

week, but Manager Steve O'Neill

By JOSEPH ALLISON An affidavit charging the bartender of a North Side tavern with selling beer to a 15-year-old iboy will. be sought today In Juvenile Court. Lt. Forest Higgs, Juvenile Ald Division chief, said he will. ask | that charges of contributing to the ‘delinquency of a minor be placed against the bartender for serving the boy at the bar Fri-| day night. Lt. Higgs said the incident was | ‘reported by the boy's father who saw him in the tavern but was unable to persuade him to leave. The boy was arrested by police following a scuffle with another customer in the tavern. Violating of ABC Rules b Police said the boy appeared to {be even younger than 15 and deiclared this was an outright viola-

| misison rules. | Meanwhile, Samuel Billington, Centennial 8t., plead: not guilty in Juvenile Court on recharges of selling to a 17-year-old who confessed - a robbery while We drunk on wine.

last

don’t want to rush Ted. We need Billington was arrested after

_ (the boy testified that he and a first. companion were served at the Star Truckers’ Stop, Minnesota St. and

game was all the more cause for Kentucky Ave. before they went concern, because that classic har- out on a foray on which they took bors a bad memory for Boston. $100 and a car from a Michigan GRANDMA BEGAN swimming Last year, it may-be recalled, he youth. {when 4 years old in her native suffered a broken elbow bone in a

7 that game, and was sidelined for City Young Democrats

the He,

Look for Their Prettiest

Indianapolis Young Democrats |

Saturday Saturday. hitting. Eight contestants will

parade dis- before a board of five judges at

Yesterday he hit another the Indiana Democratic Club at) the season, 8 p. m..today when a winner will even though the Bosox lost to the be selected to compete with repre-

{sentatives from 10 other Indiana [districts | The judges at the preliminary

That Williams’ hitting power is contest here tonight will be Jack | as fine now as it has ever been. O’Brien, chairman; Walter Myers

he Jr. Reid Bonewitz, James Gard-

ner and Stan Smith. |

zone first round match. ! Other grinds include a 14Both tennis teams arrived here i. miler from the Jersey side of and hence The concern thit yesterday. The Japanese players 1eSS, i 1] et the Hudson River to the Statue not be knocked out by any injury. reported fi¥st and then returned : of Liberty. This was aeccom-_ He is batting .337 today, sec-

HOLMAN-—Albert J. MILLER—Cora C SCHAUB-—Mabel L. ZIKE—Claude.

EDWA Noel, 2156 N. Jefferson, Husband of Dorothy, son of John and Lucy wards, brother of Robert A. and W T. Bdwards Departed. this life . age 39 Service Thursday, 19. at MOORE & K CHAPEL, 2530 Station St, 1 p. m. Burial Oak

Grove Cemetery. near N North Vernon. Friends may call between 4 and 38 p.m. evenings.

HOLMAN Albert J, age 50, of 1329

cathe Dr.. beloved husbana Catherine P., father of J, Alan rol man, Porte, Ind. brother of WilHolman, hii) og IC AWRY u Wednesday, 10 a ody

. IRVING CHAPEL, Vi E. Wash, morial Park Burial

MeDOUGALL Shirley A. 3262 Washvd, usband of Al

" MeDonanll Jr., all . Male oF Albygueraue,

G. uglas, ie of Mrs, Gladys MacDonald Loofbourrow, jawretice, Kas, John Hall Macnald, Dallas, Texas, passed away Saturday. Services FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY, Wednesday, 10 a. m. Friends invited. Priends may call at mortuary. Entombment is private.

MILLER Cora C, age 81, 1805 N. Delaware, beloved wife of William H. Miller, half-sister of Pearl Huflman, aunt of Mrs. Hazel Hurst, passed away Monday morning. Funeral Wednesday, 1:30 p. , from SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL, 946 N. Illinois. Burial Garland Brook Cemetery, Columbus. Ind. Callers at the chapel. . ©

MOCK-—John MM; age 69, of 2706 Ww. 16th St, brother of Mrs. Mary Underwood, George Mock and Lewis Mock of Hendricks County, passed away Monday evening. Service Thursday, 8:30 .a. m., CONKLE FUNERA AL HOME. 4925 W. 16th St, 9a Holy Trinity Cathelic Church. Priends invited. Burial Crowd Hill Friends may. call at funeral home after 7 p.m, _ Tuesday

NIXON-—-Charles E., 64 years, Shelby St. husband of Eva K Nixon, father of Mrs. Jane Fisher and James Kelley, city: Geraldine Nixon of Gary, passed away Tuesday in Chicago. Ill. Friends may call at the JORDAN FUNERAL HOME, 2428

of 2308

E. 10th St. after 7 p m, Wednesday, Puneral Priday, July 20, 10:30 a. m. Frinds invited. Burial Washington ark

ROBINSON “Orville ‘R., age 39, of . 5, Lebanon, formerly of 1412 8S ing husband of Marguerite, father of Jack E.. snd Janice Robinson son of William brother of Vernon, passed away suddenly Monday. Funeral Thursday, 2 p. wm, FARLEY PUNERAL HOME, 1604 W. Morris St. Friends invited

SCHAUB— Mabe! L “18620 N. Tacoma. age 80, beloved mother of Albert R. and Harry E. Schaub. grandmother of Dale Schaub. Indianapolis; sister of Mrs. B. W. Dodson, El Paso. Tex, passed away Monday p. m. Funeral Thutsday, 1:30 m., SHIRLEY BROS. WEST CHAPEL, 2002 W. Michigan. Burial Floral Park. Callers after 6 p. m. Tuesday. SEIBERT Cloiilda C, mother of John Stanley, and Russell G Seibert, both of New York: Mary E. Seibert. Indianapolis: passed away in Lakewood, Ohio Graveside services at Crown Hill, Wednesday. 10 a. m. Friends invited Friends may call at FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY after 8 p. m Tuesday STEELE—Mrs. Ida May, of 2029 N, Temple Ave departed this life Monday, age 72 Mother of Mrs. Pleda Frost. Mrs. Ruth Haverstick, Mrs. Mima Murphy. Mrs. Josephine Bernitt and Orla Steele; grandmother

for recipients of old age assistance and assistance to the blind Pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 120 of the Acts of the General Assembly of Indiana of 1945. notice is hereby given that on July 27. 1951, at 9.00 o'clock AM Central Standard Time 10 06 o ciock AM | Daylight Saving Time: at Wy South Meri. dian Street, Indianapolis. (ndiana, said will hold a public hearing on such; Tales 8 Copies of said proposed or examination at t ice of said aed at 141 South Meridian Tok Sixth Floor, nd uo Ri

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to the local airport to greet nid -| plished last summer “with an ond only to George Kell of De- Easing of. Credit Rules of 11: great-grandmother of 11: sister rivals for the best-of-five sertes; “DH hour given over to pictures so (roit in the American league. of Mrs Mabe! [Fahnestock. Services Avec 0 Ef Thursday. July 19, at a. mi, Roose-. which begins Friday. or He elapsed” time actually--was [Kell is hitting 839 -with the lead On New Housing Due | ebot 1 Fark E Church. = Burial : » about 3:20.” er riends may call a Ld Fd ” I. in jeopardy. Times State Service MOOR KIRK NORTHEAST ; + 1 1 iv 17 SPRL 2530 Station Si., until hour THE JAPANESE quartet a Baseball players by pen gnd air Grandma Cohn feels a mystic Williams leads the majors in 6 SCL iyBus, Ind. Ju! yl? —— | + of service i led by non-playing Capt. Ichiya are uncorking liniment bottles for amity between herself and water, runs batted in with 80 and he’s pn Contre S new héusing ET00PS-Todd. | 2 30th St. hue ; y . a 1, n o z Kumagai, who played against the annual Press-Radio game next ” ie is one of the reasons why second only to Brooklyn’ Sr The Defense Producti Adi Apgar, brother of Mrs. Karl Fielcke America in 1921. He said his Tuesday night at Victory Field. she is going into the channel next. Hodges in runs scored with iret I uction Admin-| Me Yoram, Nao Ne pret eo of Rg But beyond that, she gets a little’ At the start of the current '3tTd ion in Washington today de- Randell Curtis. Huntington Park, three players - Goro Fujikura, | : > clared Col b Cal. died Monday at his residence Jiro Kumamaru and Fumiteru! Newspapermen will meet radio- confusing. western trip, O'Neill praised the ‘h ed Joum ue a critical defense) Gli e®rnursday. 2 pb. m.. at the ; IIIT ) ; ousing area because of nearby KIRBY MORTUARY. Merid t Nakanl—were in good physical men af 6:30 p.m. ; x BR. ..n Williams power as ‘‘great.” But Camp EO ne a {9th St_ Interment oA condition for the matches, Sponsored by the Indianapolis “MAN AND water come from more important than the power is“ F J ury tery. Friends may call at the morNori fs the same thing" she explained. the new -attitude which the club Air Force Base. . EN ~ate 35. Non-playing Capt. Fr8ncis X. press Club, the game will preced 5 v8 Xplal pt More houses ar adel. I> TOOLE—N. Carson, age 39, wife of Shields of New York led the Eg precede «and there really is no such thing attributes 'to it's oft-maligned i ie oo 15es are needed, DPA x Thomas Toole, mother of Linda : © . said. to bri " . , _Y, y pnald. rl Sd w American delegation into town. the Indians’ game with Milwau- a5 fear. Man and water love each slugger. wb HR and Dale’ Prederiek Tools: daughter He was accompanied by Wimble- | kee, other. : “He's really with us hustling, thelr ‘Work. Of 9 families ofl. sister of Mrs Emil Bock, Mrs. Ancel don Champion Dick Savitt and! The tentative lineup: She will be accompanied by theisaid a member of the traveling oy ivary personnel, only 4000 lve Geotse Anna Madden {rom Yakims. Billy Talbert PRESS RADIO usual fAotilla just in case love con- party. “That is what means _... . iE Wash: passed away Monday Service : J. Heyrock, T ¢ W Paulkner. WISH ayers all " most " _ within commuting distance, DPA Thursday, 2 p. m., CONKLE FU-, Pariings for the matches —to A Angelopolous. N p D.Bruce. WIRE 1U°TS 2%. ig reported. RAL HOME a has. Menas be held at the 4A.ouisville Boat }-[jsanaimn, 3 $ C.Rrackman Wr we El Ter ia - psa ees ———— p. m. Wednesday. club-—will be made Th G. Pulliam Jr_ 8-N 3h F8mith. WPRM : ZIKE Claude, age 51. Father of ursday, 1 Laibawits, T " L Waiten. wis M His Sight Set Claude Jr. Sgt. Leon, Yernon. KenE——— { arly. t orbes neth, Michael and Dorothea Zike, and {J Cadou Jr. 8 ef FE Gwinn, WIBC ant eo as ompa ny HOLYOKE Mass. (UP)-—Re-, Mrs. Ronald Chapman. son of Mrs {| J. Angelopolous. T rf M Dunn, WXLW fipi APR . Rose Zike. brother of Roy. Alex. asiern : tiring from business after 60 Chester. Walter. Ernest and Dorthea e rac Ss Harold Trulock, News, is man- . hard-working vears, elderly Wil- Zike 28 Mrs Lous Wessel Mrs, ager for the Press and Sid Col- | R\ ; Fie ans SY anch Reed ang Mrs Willam Carar oC liam T. Wilson went directly to = [oil Funeral Thursday. 10 a m.. 5 ower man meee jn His Vale of Tears i Rhee heh PAWTUCKET. R | 17 ne IBC. Radio Ta, : eity hall for a fishing license. Toa W Miphigan Birr ia) SEArSL 3 4 +1, . BEE { ress reserves are Bi gRer o : 1 ; — ville, Ind. Callers at the chapel {UP) Four jockeys were barred Ted Knap and R. K. Shull By MILTON RICHMAN how badly Eddie took it, IT sure NCE - indefinitely from the race tracks Times; J. E. O'Brien. Jerry Dreyv- aed Taam Sportz Weiter didn't Teel like celebrating.” ANNOUNCEMENTS Card ot Thanks of Massachusetts, Rhode Islander and Jim Newland, News: Bob NEW YORK, July 17--Big- i az 3» aE GARDNER -We wish to convey our and New Hampshire today as re- Stranahan, Al Lindopp and Jack Ker men than Mickey Mantle THERE HAVE been several : Ouce our Ehoughtiul friends and. neigh £Uit of sharges hat they have en- Shackelford, Star. have shed tears over deep dia- other cases where players had BLANCRESS MIS, vay 1. 1806 Pended helpful acts of Kindness and gaged in practices detrimental to, Radio reserves are: Stokes mond disappointments. to brush back the tears So Blancke. Mother of MIL iy 107 LDC, igvelY floral lie I the best interests of horse racing. Gresham and Gene Allison. Tears welled in Mantle's : ! ; : “Herbert 0 Helen -H. Cob; or A Shaded passing ‘of oir Jockeys Carol Haire, Pat Moore "WISH: Robbin Bright and Ward ! ! Mantle's Mantle needn't feel alone in his . and Mrs. Robert R. ELMER J. GARDNER 3 K ! f baby blue eves Sunday when \iserv. When burly Jeff Heath - Chicago, passed AWAY And with eoual appreciation we wish Shakes Mulling and Wilfred Glenn. WIRE: Ozzie Osborne the Yankees handed hin his oe . " " n TN , ot h a Services PLANNER & BU to thank Rev. A. R. Ashley. Rev ughes were suspended by joint WFBM: Gre Smi yo y z ? ¢ im his woke his leg sliding into home CHANAN- MORTUARY, 11 a m, 4 W.O Breedlove especially employees : Smith. WXLW . - it . - Wednesday Friends call at | tf P. R. Mallor ho ted as agreement of the racing commis- a a M walking papers to Kansas City. plate after the Braves already bi Map ea 2 mh lienrers. Moore. & Kirk North sions of the three states involved. Tic Reis Ree on " e on ! ony but the naive 19-year old had clinched the pennant in BU UIS—David Chee HE We 8 east Chapel attendants for theft The suspensions will remain in ef- Jen Site a ph : Cla Eo 1 Begdn's, be Ssiamed of them. 1948, there was a trace of mois- Wan Bie di J ae ie! eh suiy assed WIFE "AND FAMILY enney stor e Claypoo “py ; Mrs. Waite ue , 2 ’ A "AMILY fect at least until the jockeys are RB tol bby e and in t p : I've: been playing profes- ture in hig eyes as he lay with Grove: MIE. Walter POust, MIR, Ar BECP —We wish to express our hearts given hearings by the commis- otel lobby. sional baseball for the past 15 his foot propped up in a hospi- Richard, James C. Larry and Hugh feit thanks and apbreeiation to / " i Buis; brother of Mrs, Ola F u rend s 1 gions of the separate states. Years, ' pointed out veteran tal hed. RS I aire. Ola Finke aoe Send A re is - Details of the charges were not First Pro Mat Card Fitshurgh infielder Danny “For If years, Ive Waited Pips Sora Thomas and Mis. | the Pasi RE revealed. . Murtaugh today, “and I've vet and hoped to get into a World passed away Monday, Services Thurs We especially wish to thank the - Slated Outdoors Tonight to see a guy smile when “he NY he Said brokenly I dav 3p B Hansing ark Chistian National Spl ‘ Ins X Proeress A ————— —— 3 , " S. Se y. c urial New rown eme- Serve Self Laundry, Rev R aries, was handed his release.’ was so close to it ; t Friends may call at the son's Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary at3 as S¢ se it now 1 even har 1 N Pift ch G nd Softball Results The Season 8 first outdoor Drawing an unconditional could taste it. Then something i ame AN TH Bee jendants and to all who ably assisted leu in the Bush. Callahan Lagu wrestling card will be staged to- release or being sent from the like this has to happen SDN Jefvies Er SE Se hd THE CHILDREN cip: tar — ie iE-—Charles, 5 rs 8 Chapel 4 Westinghouse 1: Bud's Plackais| 0 Bh at the West. Sixteenth majars down to the minors has The late Lou Gehrig, touched band of Madge. father of Dr. Clar- 4 In Memoriam vern . . \ ? ne n 0 ‘ash 1 Xr Brass 11 a ansyivania 4: Bridgeport Street Midget Speedway with The the s#me effect on most play- beyond words, wept unasham pny Bone of a De Sp . 1 d hi 5 ers t . wl 1 * MtCARTY —In loving memory of my Aeoiahte schedule: Bryant Heating vs [Mighty Atlas facing burly Ray 8 stomachs as plummeting edly near the end of his career father of “Glenn Lelly, brother of husband Haw x Alen SLM United Home Life Insurance : “from the 79th floor to the lobby . io ib tar rho (icorge D. Jonge . ot Indianapolis GEORGE McCARTY, Hotes Pp: R. O. Barber vs. Allled Eckert in the main event, 3 a ) y when a capacity crowd turned passed AWAY inday 8. .m. al the who passed July 17. 1950 Scores in the Indianapolis Power and . : . On an express elevator. When out at Yankee Stadium to pay een A eT OLIN FUNERAL As life and memory last Light Company League ai Loncerrs. bn The clash is for two falls out big Walt Dropo drew his ticket him homage and bid’ him fare- HOME, 1308 Prospect St. Services I shall remember OG TRUDE gareiound 1h Perry Kay 18. Transformers Of .three over 90 minutes. to the minors. from the Red well. . Waiinesday 18 8 2 ent Me- — . fo Ps . v oy a i : wii morial Park riends invite poh edule tonight at Lgnsacre in the Walter Palmer, of Chicago, and Sox recently, teammates claim Those who were on the same CADDEN—Julian A, of South Bend, | 5 Florists-Monuments Bavpridge Paper, RKingan AA ones pw Sailor Al Williams, also of Chi- he was so “choked up with club insist Babe Ruth nursed da oh a ta Methodia Hos FUNERAL FLOWERS rast Side . " a 3 »" SiS al ut! nurs : t s )S = Lanary erchants vs. Progress ii does in the pesiuwingup. yn that he could hardly the crestfallen look of a man Pjtal, husband of Edith Sather of | JOHN GRANDE & SONS. Florists esults at Reech Grove Stadium last e * first event will pit Fre alk. : : i 1 any a ager ada 01 WW gton St. FR-3528 night: Atk £81 ’ sent into exile when he clea ( Roger, brother of Ike Cadden 2401 ashington St FR-13525 0 oy Marke 3 William HU Block 3, | Davis, Chicago Bears pro foot- » n » out his lo¢ ker for the hed 2 Survived by a rand: Ge oy SF Celtic Legion 10. P. 1 b Po 14 . . : a XM i Ol ! a8 Services will be conducte " i RK annaion 10, Joasiey Gaulbert 4 a, ball star, against Flash Clifford HEARTBREAK PROBABIL with the Boston Braves.in 1935 Wednesday at the AARON-RU REN uneral Directors games. Write Ervin Kendall. Knights- 4 newcomer here. is far more co : § 930. FUNERAL HOME Jers ent Beth- CONKLE FUNERAL HOME own. 8 ) ommon in yaseball ” o ” N emelery riends nvitec 1914 W y Mic ‘ . ee ——— Pon upporting - bouts are for one ha } i AND THE : ; DEUBNER--Charles C1053 N By Ww 1 St. Pm fall with time limits of 30 min- Nan In any other professional ERE was one vouny Mount. age 86, “eloved husband of em A Baseball Results utes. Starting time is 8:30 p. m. giport. Competition is so keen ball player who perhaps took Rl Deubnel, Tatner hart . 2388 a 9 A ; el hig release hardest of all tole Childers and Rosemary Tavlor, Farley wh al 1.3 1604 WW Morris : AMERICAN LEGION that often bosom buddies Rb ; : 3 1b LANN + : Faye Roberts 000 ae % i 3 Shi b P k Vv d atively fight for the sa ie gw Handed his “pink slip only Bn Se as "and oo 25 w ‘Fall Creek BUCHANAN 1 Shotts and Youns; Lindop. Mead iE oe ar enaors of bageball bread and DRtter it was brown instead of pink Ruby Heruentather nassed away. Fu- Farley Funeral Home, 1604 W. Morris and Hanselmann, End 77-D Strik Bobby Y iter, by the Beaver Falls, Pa. club SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL CHAP- | BERT S. GADD Junior Baseball-Joe Beck Bitehed a ons el} -Day tri e y oung, slick - fielding of the Class D Pe Qt: : BL. 946 N. Illinois. Burial Van Pelt 1047 Church hitter and struek out 18 as Sacred Heart St. Louis Browns second sacker 2 Lian enn State As- Cemetery, Waldron, ind. . Callers | 1041. Churehman _ _______ MA-6049 oe a Yo 2 Mutptly Tey PHILADELPHIA, July 17 (UP) recalls the ti : : : sociation, this particular youth after 5 p. m. Tuesday — { GRINSTEINER'S Frid : s e me he was forced Qs tere ff ‘ ye . DURHAM - Benjam'n Frank, of 1219 ay fay and Saturday twi-night games Three hundred refreshment ven- to “hurt” one of his best sauntered off into a corner of ¥ Pershing Are 66, musband of 1601 E. New York MA-5374 radius by Pall Creek 1 al Sie dors are going back to work t “Eddie Kazak 5 ‘h st friends. a clubhouse and bawled like a Pris Durham. {ather of £ in 8. H. HERRMANN T.. Hershberger, H1-3568 |3uie Pork. 1siiows al play with the © usey to kid who. just found out there ham. Florence Ly ‘Hazellp. Opal Kid- 1508 8. East St. MA-8488 —— Mh e ar ollow 8 3 a nals, was ron llv ixny* > Q a i. well, Hazel T. Thorpe and Betty TERE maa £ he eap—T—— T " | : ng settlement one of the best friends I : really isn't any Santa Claus, Five: brother of Claude Durham and Home of Personal Service” ennis Results of a 77-day strike. ou » i ever “Go ahead, kid.” comforted Mamie Bowman, =stephrother of | JORDAN F or P ’ had, Young says “We were the man Ager “have a od Thomas and Net il Durham dentiaren. | UNERAL HOME LHL iy lv - fi e anager, av 200d Cry. Phildren anc reat-grande ren, - es Tennis League results yes- ie Ee nh=yiyan/a Labor Rela- hoth fighting for an infield job I've been in this Cie a long a sed away uneral 10 a 1 Ambulance Service Indianapolis Street Railways defeated |. 0 OAR elped negotiate the with Rochester one year and time and I've seen some of the TUARY. 1313- BEANELO SOM MOR: | 2438 E. 10th 81. IM-4304, IM-4308 Public Service Co. 2-1. Jack Crabtree Bettiament yesterday between the! finally the time came for one of best of ‘em Hy al do eh € Hope, Ind | ROBERT W. STIRLING (PSC). defeated Ralph Hessler (18R): Penn Sport Service Co. and Local d es e eak down on — - SR ————— A Ralph Lieber (ISR: defeated Marvin Fil ; > us to be sent away. hey g : pws. You' 1423 Prospect MA-6570 (PEC): Hessler-Lirbar erent oiler 232, Delicatessen and- Cafeteria “Kazak had worked like. a a fhe B Ml Blin , Youll | Legal Notices HISEY & TITUS Arnold-Harele Harold Jones, 6-1, 4.3 Workers Union (AFL) ). e e er y J - " N POSE 3898 ° ——————— ei ———— —— i demon to make good, but then That manager was only par- TO RULES TO BE A PED BY THE 2 3 Dinan 5 1 {| they-told him he didn't make it. t v rig . STATE BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE | : . : fally right. Notice Is hereby siven that at its requir! J Special Notices Chandler to Discuss Job | Liu aime mim hai muy ove we SHAREERIAES 0 av wi MW c Welfare of the State of Indiana | Sze. ne uss oO Inve Yon but ‘when 1 aw it yet. prepared and approved proposed wmend- | Sun. and evenings, 11-39 > -— . m— Rents to Tiles Aumbered 3.108, 7-106 and) concerning the following. . Of Re r ; Rules and regulations for the adminis- 10 Lost and Found a ers y tration of the provisions of the Welfare _ 4 i, | “1 Ny - Act of 1938 as amended and the laws sup LOST —Lady's biue plastic rimmed By United P th 1 b f 4 plementary and related thereto, by the ward, 148 Ta case. Re- - e com t p - i county and or state department of public ward. 1148 ngton Ave PHILADELPHIA, = July 17- plete hacking of the play-| bh 4 welfare ‘concerning standard: [or inspec BROWN corde purse. Lost vic, KessFormer Baseball Commissioner TS themselves. Miranda is con- Th AR TR Bl os jer snd Ra. 33. Rewan, Sei

10a Pets Lost & Found

LOST Male white & black, gated Walker hound, near W oth St. clase to Girls’ School- No CcY24 COCKATIEL, Lost vic. Winter and Bloyd Ave Answers to, Pat. Reward HI-6726

WHITE DOG with brown spols . & brown head. in vicinity of Glens v wers to Rascal

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FREIJE Drug Store,

2101 N. Harding. SoinvieLa line drugs. baby needs,

PRESCRIPTIONS PILLED [MMED, Hardware and Paint Dept. open till

10 .p. m., Sunday till 2 p. m CA-1023. PERMANENTS—$2.45 Guaranteed Biggest oargain in town. No appt. needed Hair dvesbleaches aul "$2.50. Day and nite service Roya Saauts 401 Roosevelt Bldg. R1-0481, RI-6090, Est, 22 yrs.

Dr. Fred M. Hickman, Dentist

is now located on entire 6th (floor Marion Bldg. W Ohio. corner Meridian near Post Office Formerly of 301 Roosevelt Bldg. LI1-702 AICOAOLIC Anonymous F LT om Group reached throush P O 0X 481 IBaianApols, or by telephol AT-3852 before 10:30 p. m LET GEORGE apply type linoleum coating waxing and scrubbing. tions a FREE CLASS IN PLOWER MAKING EVERY TUES. and THURS. DOUGLAS FLOWER SHOP, PL-T

“Glaxo plastic then forget Block's

no-

12 Business Service

_BRICKWORRK ~ BRICK—BLOCK—STONE Crew available. Also fireplace,

chimney, porches built and repaired. Pointing a specialty. Work guaranteed. Prompt service. GA-8884 : FIREPLACES—Brick, = block, cement, Brick veneer, storerooms, bsmts., porches, walks. all kinds of masonry work. New & repair. Immediate serv.

CH-4535 ~~ CH-4535 FIREPLACES—CHIMNEYS PORCHES—STEPS—WALKS

Brick, stone veneers. New. repair work, free est. All work Faar, 25 Yrs. exp. Quick Serv. IR-370 BRICK — BLOCK — on REPAIRING. CA-5980.

on CARPENTERS A-1 CARPENTRY. sen’! repair cabi--net work, painting Call after 6 p_m. CA-8108. i SMALL © ARPEN TRY - JOBS asa - Y-0565 x CARPENTRY 2 remodeling. free estimate, 30 mos. to pay. IR. 2929. CEMENT FREE ESTIMATE on steps, walks, chimney foundation, and veor:b,

pointing, gutters cleaned and painted. Call any time day or night. GA-7452

CONCRETE, blocks. sidewalls, porch es, driveways. General house repairs, T TA-2 2890.

CLEANING "HOUSE CLEANING

Of ces, stores. plants, elc, Insured, LI-3

CONTRACTING

Top Soil, Fertile

Fill dirt’ Del. promptiy. 82d and White River. BR-2224; eve. BE-0511.

FERGUSON BROS

industrial and private home speefalist in fll dirt, top soil. pit. run gravel Loaded on trucks and delivered, Bulldozing Call IM-8521. 2900 w Ray CONTRACTOR and | builder: all kinds repair; cabinet work. Call evenings. ID-1271. : a) CRUSHED EC i WHITE STONE, top soil, All dirt,

driveway Jatariats: tractor grading GA-8579. a 4 DRIVEWAY materials, gravel, crushed rock, stone, fill dirt and top soil. Reasonable rates. GA- 6690, TRACTOR grading. bulldozing. sand. pit-zavel. crushed rock. top dirt. GA-7022 So ‘CRUSHED STONE. .~ CINDERS| hl c dirt and gravel FR-2748

_E LECTRICAL

"LICENSED ELECTRICIAN, 1D-4039 _ GENERAL WIRING AND REPAIR

EXCAVATING

Crane work. bulldozing. crushed stone BR-1621 8. & L. Excavating 0 GENERAL excavating, fill dirt, parking lots AT-7946

gravel. top & BE-9663,

oo ENoWNG FENCING—LOWEST PRICES All types for lawn and factory M aterials or complete erection. BR-5427 Ford Fence Nt. BR-4003 TAWN FENCE $16 per 100 ft SQUARE oon CEDAR POST 65¢ each OSIER FENCE CO 170) ® eS TA-2434

POST HOLES — IM- -3328 o

HARDWOOD > FLOORS

~ HARDWOOD FLOORS

Laid. Old floors made like new. Personal attention given every job. BR-8525. LINOLEUM,

tile and cabinet top in-

stallations and repairs. Carl Githens, BL-7007. ly HOME REPAIRS _ . HOME repairs. Sash cords, roofing, siding, insulation. IM-8336 _8avu LING

TO THOSE whom hauling is a problem, we have your answer — We'll haul anything — Livestock, bricks, cement blocks, lumber, coal, etc. Call John DeFord or Sonny Hickman, MA-1183, 2916 E. 23d.

GENERAL HAULING — CLEAN OP

Attic, basement, garage; ‘Any hr, CHESTER PHILPOTT. 831 8 State FR-3871 Le GENERAL HALING -Refrig . furniture. baggage fellable White Covered trucks. ins A-8394 GENERAL HAULING, also basement cleaning and hauling of trash, ashes H1-2482

Hauling. . Anything. ( CA-TI4T.

“GENERAL HAULING |

WANTED Clean yar yards. a ashes. trash TA-0253.

LIGHT transfer & trash hauling _and elean up work.

"AD UD W CA-219

"LIGHT HAULING—IM-1960

TRASH, ASHES, ETC. COMMERCIAL _ HAULING. TA-6760. Y

LANDSC APING

LANDSCAPING. TREE REMOVING. nO EEE EQUIP. LUT-

SANDERS & NO Sodding, grading. __BR-9948; LI-1706 evenings.

LAWNMOWERS

POWER and hand lawn 1 factory service

STARBRAND ‘CORPORATION 1202 N. Sherman Drive IM-3438 PAINTING

SAVE MONEY Houses Painted, $125

Low monthly payments, New 1. coat system equal to 2 by h. Fully insured. References mates. Mr. Wells, IM-1002

PAINTING |

INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR AT-0381 Free Est'mate AT 0481 QUALITY HOUSE PAINTING Call for free est Cransill and DeBolt. 1931 Allison, BE-8715, PAINTING. INT. FIRST cass” Pr RICES. FAINTING. NG, PAPERAANGING, steam Free estimates. orthside Pacotator, BR- BR-9320. POR _interfor 3 an exterior painting Smith! Roberts, FR-7900.

TT exterior. toning, wall washing Quick serve ice HI

mowers,

TWA-6310.

& EXT WORK. REAS.

LSOLORED. ORGHESTRA

Painting, £2 2 Terms £4:410

TUESDAY, JULY 17, 1951

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How es orbaazing—N PLASTERING . PATCH PLASTERING CHIMNEY PAINTING

Sat. Sun. and Eves. TA-4858 PLASTERING, ttucceing and chime ney repairs,. free estimate white. MA-4 4218 ~ REFRIGERATOR _¥ TOR REPAIRING

REFRIG. service, sll makes: Coldspal Expert Guar ck. IM-5926.

CTITERTE DOWNSPOUTS Ri-2028—WA-3919 EVES.

SEPTIC TANKS

SEWERS CLEANED, $I up

REGISTERED ££ BLEG TRIC BQUIP. ERV OPEN = UN,

SEPTIC IC TANKS "CLEANED ! !

OUTSIDE. TOILETS. DRY WELLS SLUDGEPITS CLEANED. I REF AIRFD

FR- 5511 “Hi. 8183 BE-3032 "Septic ic Tanks, Dry Wells! -

Toilets. cesspools. factory sludge cleaned, repaired; "Reb a modern equip. CA-3376.

__SEWER DIGGING

SEWER DIGGIN ING — Water r service: install septic tanks: plumbing re=

pair. HI-3117 TERMIT CONT TROL a ‘UNITED TERMITE CONTROL Pree inspection. 630 Va .__FR-1424, REE | CARE g TREE removing and trimming, power equipment; insured. Sharp’ Bros.

AT-2148 anytime. VACUUM _ CLEANER R REPAIRS _

“Vacuum Cleaner Repairing Vorel Bros. 1314 W_ Wash. MA. 6351 WASHING. MACHINE "REPAIRS -

ALL MAKES washers repaired. Quick service. N MA- 3624,

RENTALS SLEEPING ROOMS 20 Hotels a PURER Wly BUY 2] Walking Distance KIRKWOOD SAFE — FIREPROOF HOTEL 357 E. WASH. ST. MA-1391

100 Clean, Fireproof Rooms DR. O. A. NOLAND, Mgr.

Special Weekly Rates

We Cater to nice people only BE SAFE AND SLEEP SAFELY

22 North CAPITOL, 3115 N.-—2 Double rooms, twin _or_single beds. HI- 775. CAPITOL, N.. 35th Nice room. ad), alcove, modern home, Emoloyed gentleman. WA-5116 Dag RAL Car (1700 N.). La airy: t bath; priv. entr. Bus sman By. A en COLLEGE good ventilation z00d. bed.

Gent

entlemans

C 201 LEGE ear Refer« neces. oe Cas. rm., priv, home 110 answer, HU-3832 = -COLLEGE . car attractive, clean, closets, sam -private bath, gentle men, 37. CA-1890. : JLLINOIS, 2800 N.: Lovely rm. excel.

transp. Young man. TA-3347, after

3 pm

JLLINOIS, N. 1819 Clean. private entrance, shower and tub, Gent, WA-4389 : ILLINOIS—2449 N., Apt. 8. lg. cool rm. next hath. WA-4004 : MASTER, twin beds. well furnished men’ only, 2610 N Meridian 15127 N 4 No 11 Iwo emp share room next to bath. E MERIDIAN, 24°% N. attractive 'ombination living<kedrm _Twip .eda priv _. entrance pa MERIDIAN 23s NN Large front Priv. entrance: Empl gent §7 WA5585. FENN., 3900 N. Pleasant corner room; all conveniences; on Central trolley _HU-8543. PLEASANT. Cool: very convenient, priv. home. excell. transp Man a 1081 oo 3400 N.. Pleasant, convenient: _ ens ral trolley: 1-2 men. girls WA2576 E. BIST NEAR “COLLEGE. Master bhedrm e Ver e priv.

home. Gent WA- 3157

LOVELY ROOM in apartment build= ing. Privileges of a home FR-8083;

COMFORTABLE room for employed man. Private home HU-4824 23 East GRANT, 325 N.: large (ront. win heds. Walkin closet. Good transp. IR-3363 Gray. 328 N. Cool. quiet. shower. HB, M trolleys 1. 308¢ R Cc Als Mallory IM-9 WOODRUFF, 5 MIDDLE DRIVE; clean, quiet ool: excell, transp. Gents. MA-6062 24 South ROOM adjoining bath for 1-2 em= ployed gentlemen, Private home, GA-1947 27 Unfurnished Rooms COLLEGE 3222, front rm. good c ventilation, large closet, good bed. ent 28 Rooms With Board UNION, 1201, Clean ooms. Good cooked meals Reasonable,

CA-2

Matthews Rest Home

Chronics diabetics Vacationers, censed. CA-9139 Excellent care and food for elderly lady eg Nurses Home, FR~ 268 (Child Cores WANT to take daytime care { children in my home, 4035 } a abeth St. CH-4934 hetween § A. M.» 330 © 3 DAY CARE ard. 200¢ Near Mallo on : MOTHER'S DAY Weekly care coil aren, playroom, vard, hot lunches. 2300 E. CA-8916 Responsible Care — Board child, 3; . Southside preferred. GA-J007 after CHILDREN, any age. Feuced ards Good n 5 and care: - A 5561 BEST CARE children i. Weeki? or daily Fenced yard. AT- 5712

£47 Housekeeping Rooms

BROAD RIPPLE. AVE 1316-~2-bea= room apartment. White River and carline, Sober, employed adults. $15 PARK, 1317—-PFrent room Puliman Kitchenette, refrigerator. $16. Sober emploved 13TH, 604 B.—2 Small 2 reom adjoin= ing apartments. Refrigerator. $11 each, Sober, “employed 12TH 611 ‘B — Small room, sinks range. sober employed gentleman, HARRISON, 1010 k.; i-room furn. hall entrance. FR-8194

LIVIRG-BEDROOM, share Kitchen.

private eniiance. Employed woman. IM-2810, MA-1934 Z'oved (woman. Tv 31 Wanted to Rent YOu NG oupie with child 11 mo. oid desires nice 4 or J-rn furn. apt. Neit Ir smoke nor drink. Mr, El= der, LI-5R64 BLDERI Y Catholic coup service Lwo 0 uu ho: Ise or apartment. Time WIDOW desperately needs house--'3 double Excellent erences. Please, CA-20.4 MIDDLE AGED couple wants small to rent or buy with mail down payment 1456 : 8 Harding ALLISON designgr needs 32-3-bedrm. uniurn, house. Call sr. Rhetn ab BE-1541 Ext. 726 7:30 a m.-5:-8 pm, LIMRARIAN desires furnished effi= ciency, Dear Lransportation Ade diess Times Box B-l46. RESPONSIBLE couple, 2 school chiic 1, desire, housing. West pre~ f pd. CA-2718 TEACHER. wite & child ‘want 2-bed=

rm. furnished house, Write Times Box B-482 es

EMPLOYED couple, furnished

apt. WA-9403. HOUSE Aol Nee Need furnished house,

City or 0, Sousa NA Man, tioned hi ntldren pau HI ouse. CA : ;

child, want une house. AT-6882 or

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WANTED 4, to $35. Be preferred, 1 dress, vacat No children, MA - 7807. R. MALL small chilc sires rental prefer north sider up to tension 422 PLNNSYVAN WANTS LU ROOM HOI RADIUS OF SION 207, 3-4-ROOM 4 young cou Indianapolis

TELEPHONE ployed wif unfurnished ets. Call

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