Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 October 1951 — Page 10

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County Welfare Gets $266,000 From the State

av welfare costs, L288.000 from

ing from to p day. received state This was the August and October payment from eral funds returned to the

lation The new ~law allows open welfare rolls to spection. cut off after the state's gecrecy” welfare law was ru contrary to federal regulations

state public

had been restored

‘Traveling Joneses Stop Off in Buenos Aires

dav on a 100,000-mile tour of t

and back States, America without. a spent in a hotel. The Joneses drove to the tip South America and are now their way home

through the

CHICAGO, Oct. Paul Douglas

27 (UP) (D. I.)

spending. federal budget economy.

expenditures, " he said.

RHEUMATISM PAINS

lake time-tested WINTER-X Tablets gulch reliel of pain or discomfort of Rh

faction or yo Tony

druggist today 100 for

$2.00. ists.

ntoved “to the city, are

There's

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Marion County officials. worried where their next dollar was com-

the

September fedstate under newly enacted federal legis-

Indiana funds had been anti- if

Today's payment includes $167.[Laka nld-ame assistance and 809 000 for aid to dependent children. 400,000 bond issue to finance the November welfare program was dropped earlier this week when it was learned federal aid

Western Hemisphere in their au-

United Mexico, Central and South single night

Doualas Wants Citizens To Check U. S. Spending ;

-Sen. has proposed establishment of a citizens” committee to check governmen

Sen. Douglas said yesterday that outside pressures make it difficult for Senators to enforce:

Neuritis or Muscular Lumbago Must do the work to your complete satisrefunded Why

The harmaceutical Chem- | Indians }

Public spirited local merchants, os an expression of goodwill, want you %o receive this lovely basket of gifts, if you have just @ New Mother or have just moved to o new address within the city. nothing. iv. buy. . No dbligation. Phone your Welcome Wagon Hostess whose phone is listed below and arrange to

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BUENOS AIRES, Oct. 27 (UP) Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jones Dunkirk, Ind.. stopped off here to-

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tomobile and trailer. They said that since last January. they had traveled to Alaska

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The Red Feather 1s fighting a month are -being aided through

of cancer the killer.

More than $340,000

grants

the Marion County society. Hospital beds and other hosical dressings are available to all

for cancer research was distrib- pitq) equipment as well as surg-

The Society,

Marion

wto aid t early stages.

‘smear”’

about two hours.

Made from Body General Hospital patients &nd stages. out-patients referred by a private physician may have cytoloty or man of tests run there.

uted. in Indiana. last year. County a Red Feather Agency, furnished equipment and a téchni- to sav€ lives from cancer. cian for the laboratory installed at General Hospital this summer dianapolis in detecting “cancer

Cancer

Fluids

canecer—sufferers: Objective Is Saving’ Lives Main objective of the group fs

The organization, with the InMedical Society and

in Indianapolis physicians conducts

public meetings and forums to aid in detecting cancer in early

William J. Stout, general chairthe Community Chest

These campaign fund said today, “funds Cham- ‘tests are made from body fluids. are desperately needed for both

bers of Commerce htroughout the moot results may be obtained in research into possible cures and United States are the “most vocal

in putting in requests for specific

prevention of cancer and for al-

This is one of the best tests leviation of suffering for cancer now known for many types of victims.” cancer and requires a highly The Marion County Cancer s0-

skilled technician.

for eu-

ciety is one of 50 organizations

Between fifty and sixty patients included in the Chest drive.

Drive officials ask that you

for |

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Dr. C. 8S. Bratcher of Union-| Ttowh, Ky. WII open meetings| .. Sunday night at the Tabernacle Baptist Church. Rev. Gary Al-| britten, pastor of First Baptist Church, Peru, will preach at Em-| manuel, assisting Rev. Floyd F. Smith. Rev. Leonard C. Hunt, superin-

give today to Rely “Finish the Job.”

Baptists List = Evangelistic Campaign Plans

The 33 churches of the Indianapolis Baptist Association will hold simultaneous evangelistic campaigns beginning tomorrow: All ministers will be in charge of their own meetings although some have invited out-of-town speakers, Dr. Clive McGuire, association executive secretary said. The Rev. Carl C. Moman and Dr.

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| Ozie D. Pruett are co-chairmen of the association evangelisti¢ committee. The First Baptist Church will spend the week beginning tomor-

followed by a week of preaching by Dr. Ray C. Johnson, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Saginaw, Mich. He is the former di-| rector of evangelism for the Illinois Baptist Convention.

tendent of Wheeler City Rescue Mission, will be the preacher at the Tuxedo Park Baptist Church. Rev. Robert E. Halls, who re{cently took the pastorate of Emerson Avenue Baptist Church, |

will lead his congregation in all

week of home visitation evangel-| {ism.

in which Rev. Herman E. Meyer, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Valparaiso, will be the preacher.

Rev. P. E. Frantz, pastor of the First Baptist Church of -Scotts-, burg, will be guest speaker for

the Church, Lebanon. Among the pastors who will do their own preaching through the period are: Rev, Richard Muterspaugh., Acton; Rev. Jack G. Davis of Cumberland; Rev. J. W, Kinnett, Franklin Road; Rev. Ralph P. Wade of Friendswood; Rev. C. C. Cantrell of Oak Park and Mars Hill. Home visitation evangelism programs will be conducted in Central Baptist, Crooked

First Faptist

Creek, Exeter Avenue, Garden, Hillcrest, Lincoln Park, New Bethel, Woodland, Woodruff

Place, Mt. Pleasant and Calvary, Churches. The River

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72 Beauties Enter DePauw Contest

Times State Service | GREENCASTLE, .Oct. 27 Judges of the DePauw beauty) contest will have to look over 72 of the university's loveliest coeds] this afternoon. That's 20 more contestants than the Miss America pageant had. The poor overworked fellows are Roy Hodson, art instructor at Indianapolis’ Park School; Tom Petty, New Castle photographer, .and Jim Wade, editor of the Indi-~ ana University yearbook. Three beauty queens

and a

‘court of. eight attendants will be chosen. The DePauw yearbook,is

sponsoring the mass bea

|contest, : i

{by Ter brother collided with a {gas truck near Grand Island, Neb. Lloyd T. Barrett, | Duncan Stalker of Grand Island, died in St. Joseph's {driver of the car, and his son, today of injuries suffered in a | James, 14, were injured, but truck s | driver Merle Griffee of Grand Is{land was unhurt.

SSS here of her {Adams. land sisters in Nebraska survive Wife, Kathaleen, 27. Elkhart. Mrs. Adams. STALKING CANCER—Chemotherapy—a chemical means of are set tentatively for Tuesday destroying cancer cells without injuring the patient—is one of the great honés in cancer research.

$340,000 for Cancer Stud Used in State Last Year

It will be followed by eight §i days of special preaching services| {

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"THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES :

Two Hoosier Women Die In State Traffic Mishaps

Two Hoosier women died and way three times, then returned to

{two Indianapolis persons were in- thé center as Stretch approached, {Jured

Jn traffic accidents early finally crossing in the path of his

today and -late-yesterday. car. = Dead: a Mrs. Ellig" walking companion, Mrs. Margaret Adams, 73, of Mrs. Ida Adkins, also of Green[5041 Central Ave. castle, waited in safety dn the Mrs. Blanche: Ellis, 64, of Green- center of the highway. [castle.” : Miss Wycoff is in St. Vincent's Injured: i. Hospital with a broken’ left arm Rosemary Wycoff, 25 of 1042 and face and head cuts after an E. Market St. early morning accident at Park

Karen Smith Garetbach, age 15 and Massachusetts Aves,

{monthe, of 2054 N. Drexel Ave. Karen Garetbach rode with her Mrs. Adams was Killed last father, John C. Garetbach, 25, night when an automobile driven whose car collided with an auto- ; —— ODI 16 driven by Sgt. Robert INDIANAPOLIS. Clapp, 22. Sgt. Clapp is stationed TRAFEIC CHART at Chanute Air Base, Rantoul, (300 Days) 1. 1950 1951 Accidents ..... 7339 6907 Injured ....... 2785 2976- South Bend Man Dead ......... 58 5+ Killed in Crash

MISHAWAKA, Oct. 27 (UP)— 32, South Bend,

Je,

Hospitdl here

head-on automobile collision near here. Adams shared the home Injured in the accident last son, Dr. Donald night were Robert Andrews, 30. The son and brothers driver of the other car, and his AtFuneral and burial téndants at St. Joseph's Hospital said Mr. Andrews was in poor in Albion, Neb. condition. but Mrs. Andrews was

Mrs. Ellis was killed on U. 8. 40 [3ir. ‘in Bridgeport (Marion County)

Mrs.

when struck by a car driven by Atom Workers Stay Off

Louis Stretch, 33, of Cambridge City. She started across the high-

Jobs at Oak Ridge

OAK RIDGE, Tenn. Oct. 27 Indiana Now Has {UP)--Work on both. the pro-

duction and research phases of Four New Laws

this Indiana today had four brand- skidded

country's atomic program

almost to a «standstill

new laws. here today as some 2300 workers Gov. Schricker signed. these stayved—off—their—jobs—im four acts of the special session of the Atomic Energy Commission projstate Legi¥lature. acts ONE-—Extension of tha filing The AEC said it assumed that

deadline for. the State war erans bonus to Dec. 31. TWO--An additional appropriation of $4 million for continued construction at the Norman Beatty Memorial Hospital. THREE Revising terms of the Monroe Circuit Court. FOUR Limiting the number of justices of the peace _in Muncie

Vel: the trouble which has been grow-

ing during the past week resulted from a jurisdictional dispute between plumbers and carpenters of “ AFL crafts in the Y-12 electromagnetic plant. Labor leaders had no comment.

Shortwave Outlook

to one, despite population in- By Science Service creases. WASHINGTON, Oct. 27—Short

wave radio broadcasts from London. Berlin and Moscow will continue to come through clearly for another four days. but reception will deteriorate to only fair

Three Landlords Cited In Triple-Damage Suits

Three Indianapolis landlords next Thursday and Friday. radio were cited in triple-damage suits forecasters at the National Bufiled in Federal Court yesterday. reau of Standards predicted toRent officials sought a maxi- day. : mum $300 assessment from Ber- — — nice Keller, 1403 N. Park Ave.; my: . $1522 from Louis Saloom and Al- Dies Following Fall ma Ferris, 444 N. Beville Ave, for LOGANSPORT. Oct. 27 (UP) property at 517-519 N. Noble St. Injuries suffered earlier this

and Yom from Mattye B. Baird, month when he fell from a tree

to Elmer

j128% Delaware St, erty at Tis Dickson St.

for prop- were fatal Britton, 55.

yesterday Camden.

SEE . - TN

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SIREN FOR DEFENSE—Mayor Bayt (left) and Martin Luichinger, Marion County air raid warning chief, watch workmen erect the first of || new sirens at 3130 W. Washington St. They were purchased last month. The new equipment was ordered when a test of raid warning equipment this spring showed present sirens ineffective.

Pee : | 4 Eo By

QUOTA FILLED—Mrs. Ruth Jaggers, one of 14 childrer, whose husband, Albert, is also one of 14 children, brought home

their | 4th baby from the hospital today. The latest arrival is Vicki

=Lynn. "I guess she'll have to be Aur last," said the Steyearod 1

“father, 14 sure can't think up any more names."

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"ANNOUNCEMENTS

| Death Notices

BOWER Minnie Claude Bower,

wife of mother of Mrs, Katherine Tatlack. Robert Lee, Claude Jr. Thomas Irvin, William Edward and Donald Owen Bower, also survived hy four grandchildren and one great-grandchild, passed away at her home, id Sa Street Thursday p. m.: Priends may call at the ROBERT W, STIRL ING FUNERAL HOME, 1420 Prospect ‘St. Funeral services Monday, 2 p. m. at the funeral home. Friends invited. Burial Washington Park "Cemetery

CULVER—John Stanley. of R._R. 10 Box 430X, husband of Thelma Culver, brother of Mrs Calista | Batley. Mrs. Pauline Schwier of city, Mrs. Nanny Ross of R. R. city. Miss Lola Culver of Nashville, Teun passed away Thursday. Friends may At the JORDAN FUNERAL OME 2428 E 10th St, after 7 p. m Sat irday. Funeral Monday, Oct 20 A. m Friends invited Burial Men norial Park FENTON Cornelius of 13 8 husband of Father Cornelius Mary's Church. Anderson. landiaua Miss Mary Margaret Fenton of Washington. D. C Mrs, Clara Marie Langston of Indpls Morris Hufnagel of Detroit.. Mich. Wm. Hufnagel of Milkaukee and James Arthur Fenton of Beech Grove, brother of

beioved

Francis. age 85 Beech Grove, father of Rev Fenton of 81,

Tim: Fenton. Indpis.. also & grandchildren and 2 great-gzrandchildren, passed away Priday. Services Mon day. 10 a. m Holy Name Catholic

Church. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery Friends ay call at LITTLE & SONS FUNERAL HOME. 1424 Troy Ave Beech G ove after Tp. m. Sat Men parish will meet for 8p mw HENTUS Foe C of 3032 throp Ave, entered into rest n. age. 86 years Hu Henius, father o deceased. Mrs Jane Pyles, Mrs Henlus Monday. 1:30 p. m.. at MOORE PEACE CHAPFI Michigan St Friends are Burisd Memorial Park TRWIN-- Olga. of 2214 E 12th St, beloved: wife of Wilbur Irwin mothar of James Irwin, daughter of James O. Irwin. passed away PH: dar Services Monday, 2 the BEANBLOSSOM MORTUARY. 1321 W. Ray St. Burial Washington k Cemetery, Friends may call at the mortuary any time LANG—Louis, beloved husband of Catherine Lang, father of Lillian Kritsch, grandfather of Cathie and Donald Kritsch. - brother of Lena Mildner. Mary Cross. Emma Rugenpassed away suddenly at his .. 805 Prospect St. Thursday Friends may call at the ROBERT W STIRLING FUNERAL HOME. 1420 Prospect 8t Puneral services Monday, 10:30 a. m. at the funeral home Priends invited. Burial Crown Hill

MALOY Amanda D. age 80. beloved mother of Mrs. Mary C A Leo V. Maloy and Walter Mal all of city. also 5 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. passed away Priday a. m. Services J C. WILSON CHAPEL OF CHIMES Sundav. 3.30 » m, Priends invited Priends mar call at the CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES

REYNOLDS =Bd¥a Carolyn, 49 years of 719 N. Park. wife of Leon Reynolds of city: mother of Robert and Wade Reynolds. and Carol Jackson of New York: daughter of Mr and Mrs. Mervin Steenbyrg. and sis. ter of Wade Steenburg of New York pa Jed away Fride: Friends may the JORDAN FUNERAL 2428 E 10th St after 7 t. Puneral! Mon. 2:30 p m Burial Washington

Thursshand Mrs Adelln Ruth

Fe Shearer. Mrs Dan and Arnold J

welcome

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Par TRASK - Ave

C Chinrles A. 6017 Carrolton t of Verne A Mrs passed awav Fri-

Service FLANNER & iday. 11 a. m Friends mortuary WARD --J Richard iDick age 49, 118 N. Miley, beldved son of Mrs Elizabeth Ward. passed away Pridavy Services Monday. 1:30 pp m. STEVENS CHAPEL. OF THE FLOWERS, 3138 W. 18th. Bliria! Poral Park

Priends mav call at the CHAPEL OF THE FLOWERS after 1 p. m. Sunday. WERT—Ethel, beloved wife of Wm Wert. mother of Mrs. Dotrtha Bid lack. passed away Saturdlay. Frisnds mav call at REANBLOSSOM MORTUARY. 1321 W_ Rav 8t, any time Saturday ev 1g Burial Monday. Rochester. Michigan

2 Lodge & Club Notices

ed INDIANAPOLIS Chapter 393 Alk 0. E 8. called meeting. Mon y day. Oct. 29 1:30 p m to attend the funera' of our late zs Olga Irwin. at Reanblosrom Mortuary. NADINE RELL ow Mortar ie Secretary

DAISY WINDICHS,

3 Card of Thanks

. -BMITH--We. wish to thank our kind

neighbors, friends and relatives for expressions nf sympathy. lovely floral offerings and other courtesies extended at the passing of our be-* loved wife and mother, JOSEPHINE MYRTLE SMITH

We also wish to thank Rev. Kentley for his consoling message the singer and organist and J

Wilson Funeral Home for tactful 5d understanding services

HUSBAND and CHILDREN

4 In Memoriam

In Memory of NETTIE I. OSBORNE who passed away Oct 27 The thrill of your nearness vanished And gone But devotion will

1942 has

your cheerful laughter is

memory of your and

love

linger on and on HUSBAND and CHILDREN

8 Funeral Directors

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EE —— Legal Notices |

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Notice is

{that municipality at Baker's Garage, 6711 M {ison Avenue at 7:00 P. M, on Tth.d |i Cat ng additional offic

OE Cent dinony emergency existing at {this time,

Tanpavert appearing at

AYERS O PRIA TIONS hereby given the taxpayers Homecroft, Marion Coynty, Indiana, the proper legal icers of Jald of will consider the follow-

ADDITIONAL AL APP

1951, appropriations which sald e at

ers consider necessary to meet

Transfer and allocation” of funds within the Town Budget: From salary of street commissioner (1-11) $150.00; from salary of employees (1-12) $150.00; from weed cutting (1-18-182) $100.00, from Sslephone and telegraphs” (2-22-213) $10.00; from fire protection (2-21-24) $265.00. ~“These a ged appropriations AL be transferred and. allocated

Printing and advertising (23-232! =310.00: sewer repair and material (42-426) $150.00; tree Sting Jobe. ice contractual (2-22 100. street repairs and material (4$340, tax on realty .(7- 7) iH t street signs, abor, material 2-23) $65.00, eeting

to he heard t real.

such have a

igh {The add tional Aporopria ion as final

e tate ip 5 thin !tor's of

ly | he automatically referred to Board of Tax Commissioners, oard. will hold a further hearing fteen days at the Count ice of Maripn County, such other Pines as may be

t such hearing to any of Wich ial 1 apDro-

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ee ——— 9 Special Notices SEWING MACHINES

EARN a new electric sewing mAehine by sewing in your spare time at home Calli WI-1020 helween 9 and 4 Mon thru Fridav

10 Lost & Found

LOST —One box of tin elis between city limita and New Palestine Ind... Monday between 10 and 12 a. m. Notify orristown Tin 8hop at Morristown, Ind. Tel 157 RONSON - LIGHTER with initials B.B.W.. sen! ental value: 310 re ward BR-0427. LOST—Plastic box containing false teeth. Reward IR-1089 » LOST -Ear mold to- hearing aid. Re ward. CH-2503 LOST —Blue purse between Meridian and Talbot Reward. BL-0526

10a Pets Lost & Found

STRAYED-2 Fem Eog' setter dogs Reward. Vic. 3ist 8t Kevitone WA-T473 LOST--Beagie hound dark “and light brown, spotted. Reward TA-9346 | Personals SERVICEMAN'S wife driving to Norfolk, Va. between Nov. 5th to 12th

Will take another serviceman's wife

Ret required. Call BE- 435 after 7 m

PRIVATE DETECTIVE

Why be in doubt? We get the facts GA-6169. WA-4329 _ I HAVE the equipment to “put A a

regular moving picture sho to parties, clubs etc. Call Dalias Hattan, AT-4950 1 AM NOT responsible contracted by anvone than myself Pred Ruy Montcalm St

PERMANENTS—$2.45

Guaranteed Biggest bargain In town, No appt needed Hair dyesbleaches y $250 Day and nile service. Roval Beauty 40! Rooseveit Bidg Pi-0481 PL-6090. Est 22 yrs.

or. Fred M. . Hickman, Dent Dentist

entire 6th floor Marlon 81 rg ww Ohio, corner Mer

Of Joe war of

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“debts other 1520

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Group reached through P O 481 indianapolis. or by telephoning AT-3852 vefore 10:30 p. m Round and Bau dancing. By Ozark Knobbs, LI-0729 ee — POR KITCHEN gay use Glaxo today a plastic type lincleuin coating. Ends waxing. Block « notions r PRIVATE DETECTIVE For facts try our service. Pree consultation» CA-Mi5 or write P O Box. 5533. Livin YOU DON'T have to wax Do more, no more —use Giaxo plastic type linoleum coating. Block's notions. LEAVING the 30th for St. Aurustine Fla. Take two. Share. 6417 Car rollton. BR-9917 FLOWER-MAKING materidls. wood fiber. crepe paper, leaves, centers, wire. cut petals. PL-7529 * REVOKED DRIVER'S LIC. For SR-22 asient pian, CALL COLBR GL- 2850

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CABINETS, complete, or any part. Windows. door frames: special-size storm windows. Lee and James. 1517 8. Irvington. IR-8532

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SATURDAY, OCT. 27, 1951

12 Business Service

NERAL @AULING «CLEAN UP tic ig arage pl ar, CHESTER PHILPO 831 § State,

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NERAL HAULING WANTED or yards ashes, trash, _.TA- 2083,

HATLING of any kind. also cinders, -6811

LAN NG iS a TREE REMOVING, TR POWER EQUIP LUT(RELI, LI-AIR% = i = PAINTING “Interior-Exterior Painting Pros estimates iavior H1-4215 mE au HANGING STEAMING

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PAPERHANGING “and painting, patch plastering, Kemtoning. repair work Rea onable. BR-3305 a PAPER HANGING painting inside and out Flavd Coffman and fon, RR-4%18 PAPERHANGING. Steamin White condiff. _TA-6042, _ : PAPER HANGING and steaming, latest ssmples.s Work guaranteed. FR Shepherd, CA- 8716 FREE estimate on A-1 paper “steama ing, §6 up per room, ID-0452

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PAPER HANGING BY LADY Immediate Service. AT-1050 NGING sainting steam'ng, PA a ix 4778, C'A-4566 . TT PLASTERING CHIMNEYS. plastering. stuccoing: new or old. Free estimates White man. [R-8771 PLASTERING #stuccolna water proofing and chimney revairs MA-4218 TIDY “PATCA PLASTERING Walton Bros __IM-T312 REMODELING : REMODELING

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Save dirt. Bave money, to pay. MA-5001 ROOFING - ALL WORK GU ARANTEED FREE ESTIMATE-LIBRERAI TERMS Siding —suttering cement work GEN ROOFING AND SIDING DAYS. MA-6R4R NIGHTS, BR-2454 NEW ROOFS—ROOF REPAIR GAL GUTTERS—DOWNSPOUTS

_ Ri 2928—WA- 3919 EVES.

“SEWER CLEANING _ SEWER DIGGI! — Water service: instal! septic tanks: olumbing reoair HI-3117 SEPTIC “TANKS

"Septic Tanks, Dry Walls!

save heat 38 Mnnths

Tol.ets. cesspools, factory siudge pits cleaned. repaired: pump service; modern equip’ CA-3376. IM-8470

SEWERS CLEANED, $1 up

REGISTERED CO ELECTRIC BQUIP. FREE BST 24-IIR SERV OPEN -

SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED !

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HI- 3183. BE-3 3032 “SAM'S SEPTIC TANK CO. We clean and install Staide totlets and septic tanks SES

RENTALS SLEEPING ROOMS 20 Hotels

GROUNDS HOTEL — ROOMS FONISCUAND PWEERLY RATES. BI-176%.

2] Walking Distance

DELAWARE. 71% N.. Ap! room. Adjoining bath, closet Ger LGE. FRONT RM. Next __Gent No drinking. 11-712

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357 E. WASH. ST. MA-1381 100 Clean, Fireproof Rooms DR. 0. A. NOLAND, Mgr.

Special Weekly Rates

We, Cater to nice people onl BE SAFE AND SLEEP SAFELY

Warm desk.

Jo to bath,

22 North ALABAMA, N,, 1233. Employed gentiewan. City hea Excellent trans. portation — BROSDW AY, 2465 N, — ksearoo Ne vate ent Gene tleman WA- 1816 . BROADWAY, 1233 N. Very conven. fent room, constant H. W., emp. man pref ed. CA-0890

BROADWAY. 2718 Nice, larze room;

const. hot water, stoker heat, WA. 5404 BROADWAY 5783 — Master hedroom, twin kb H nN ow ,-Bood transportati

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a 330% near bath: men preferred

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rms CARROLLTON. 12522 — $8: cheer(yl front; no other roomers, gent preferred. HI-2%1 ATCT CARROLLTON 4223. nice room; next ‘to bath. Employed adult Hm. priv, CENTI Al “Toom. ego

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COLLEGE. Conv. locatior 1806 COLLEGE. 3225—Large rm n zent. private residence. refs. COLLEGE 3223. nice

front “room, large closet. hot water gentleman

COLLEGE AT 25TH-=— Modern, private entrance, WA- 9868. a CORNELIUS, - 4218 WArm room Near comfort HU-1832 DELAWARE, 2837, N.: privilgges: large close sood transpomtation. Ladies. A 1049. PALL CREEK PARKWAY, 311 E; large attractive room. good transe portation: gents. TA-2113 3 NEW JERSEY. 2330 N. Lge. attrac. rm., twin bed ear ab girl, 1 Nice single rm. Reas. WI-256

“Lovely Butler.

large Home

clean room

NEW JERSEY N.. 2508; front room, modern private home; gents. TA. 305 = NEW JERSEY. 2416 N. Nice room, gent, constant H. W. Good transp, TA-8338. v . . NEW JERSEY. 12808 N pleasant room, private home, good transp, TA-4344 a 5 VA L NEW JERSEY, 2105 N.. well furng warm; shower; gentleman pres ferred. WI-1723 ab . NEW JERSEY, 2143 N.—Large nicely

furnished. Constant hot water 1-2 3061 N. NEW JERSEY. Employed gen~ tleman. ‘Excellent transportation. PENN. 3025 N.i pleasant rm. every convenience: on Central trolley. HU-8543 PENN. 2855 N.. Warm, C venient, Near bath, near transp WASH. BLVD.. 2028, emp. gir], share twin bedroom. Cooking and laundry Boiyth good home, good transn. HI

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20 W. 21TH. Refined employed git]: 20-30. Share lovely twin. WA-1345,

NEAR 30TH AND DELAWARE

Large room, 1 or 2 gents. WA-8054. #42 E. 40TH, large warm (ront room, next to bath; prefer gentlemen. HU-7664, le LARGE. sunny well heated, twin bedroom for two working girs,

Kitchen and washing privileges optional. Good location and transpostation. TA-1021 after 6 p.m.

NICE WARM front, innerspring, water, good transp., gent preferred. WA-6455.

COMFORTABLE sleeping | rooms, 1 or 4 Shploved men. Privade entrance,

hot man

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00d transp. home,

Science

ROOM, In a Christian WA-5520. NICELY furnished warm rm. near shopping eI transportation, priv. home. TA-7086

ATTRAC. RM., heat, constant H.

WA-8308.

1 RM. for colored couple; reasonable, WI1-2602.

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STARBRAND CORPORATION

IRVINGTON, nicely furnished room, automatic Rest, 080 transporia-

tien, for 1-2 1202 N_Sherman Drive (M-1438 JEFFERSON. uN Warm, cleant LA $16 100 Tt. near a Tivate ome. RCA-Mallory’s. 1 Couple. Kitch. priv. SQUARE REL > CoA 860 each optional, FR-4187. 1701 EK. ST Ora.204 MICHIGAN, 4019 E.—New!| Emp, Laan 2. 0% Next. bath, Good transp.. 3 m-% pm. TREE A ET 3m PLEABANT RUN. 514 emp. "Rens porn. 18, oSoRle: “1st oor. Wg WL optional RURAL N. 1817—Nice Warm room, no drinking. Nr. carline. AT- 1038, WOODLAND PR vl 32 28 East HARDWOOD FLOORS Nei preler Newr Laid. Old floors made like new. 1 Personal attention given every job, NICE Nok . EPING ROOM. NEAR o TROND

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