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Hint Matthews Bout Set Walcott Title Fight Conditionally OK'd

By United Press

tiations reported today

nd Ha Matthews had signed > BEY in early May at Las Vegas,

Nev. and that Walcott had Te hat

for ‘a heavyweight title fight ceived an advance of $50,000.

ably the substance official announcement from the

negotiators. The announcement | been ‘offered a $250,000 the Hight and tha Felix Bocthicchio, |

had guarantee fot his manager,

had “tentatively accepted” the’ offer. ; * 2 8 | ACCORDING to last night's \nnouncement, there still. was

some uncertainty whether the|

fight would be scheduled for Las Vegas or Los Angeles. However, today’s said, “thes bout is set for Las Vegas unless attorneys for the International Boxing Club can arevent its being staged.” Promoter Jim Norris and his IBC have prior contracts on Walcott. Those documents are in the safe at New York headquarters of the IBC. One is a three-year contract for Walcott’s exclusive services. The other is a three-way contract in which Walcott guarantees to make his first defense against ex-champion Ezzard Charles in a return bout under IBC promotion. » » -

HARRY HUNT, -a California “publi¢ relations counsel” who is ‘negotiating the Las Vegas fight,

land his Las Vegas backer.

oo?

the contracts would n

Saturday with Nor-|

the IBC prexy if he could match the $250,000 guarantee for a de-

t! Matthews, | ciano.

, admitted merely that Walcott] | ve against any contender--| Charles or Rocky Mar-|

And if Norris couldn't,

Bocchicchio would go through with the Matthews fight for Hunt

The backer, incidentally, Is

Wilbur Clark-—operator of a .re-| sort and gambling casino in Las| Vegas. Clark admitted last night | in the Nevada city that he would

informant |put

up “a couple; hundred tha

sand dollars ar more” for Wal-

cott and

“maybe $75.000" for

| Matthews if Hunt could bring him the signed contracts.

Walcott Faces Fight

| | |

| |

up by Friday with $200 in cash,

Ban in Indi

ol ‘night at the

_'prove legal barriers. He sald he| . That report exceeded consider- P e dog a

rq | WOU of last night's; _ "1 Coral Gables, Fla., and ask |

pen. This scribe,

Sia Ek

Sticking strictly to bowling, we'll turn to one of tonight's top . schedules i n Indianapolis. One of the best offerings this evening shapes up in the St. Catherine League at Beech Grove Alleys.

Jack Welsh

This circuit features one of the

By JIM HEYROCK

Jersey Joe Walcott, world’s heavy pion, is about to get a birthday present from the State of

Indiana—an indefinite suspension.

Boxing's “Cinderella” champion’ will be barred fromjond division, boxing in Indiana unless he comes -

St. Catherine’s Loop Most Torrid in

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31—A person close to the nego. ,o pyre column seems. to be that Champion Jersey Joe Walcott totterin “conditional contracts” shaky with other Times sports writers, amerged with our colleagues last Butler Fieldhouse for the annual press radio polio bas-

g today please excuse our| along

learned| one thing and * quick—you can't . mix basketball and bowling on the same night.|

| most torrid fights in the city with |gseven teams crammed within the |span qf three games.

City

Last week ge referred to the traffic jam in the pennant race. Frank Wuensch, secretary of the

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Far and Away—"

Dog, Mare

A STUBBY-TAILED dog and a sversity. and nis bride-to-spotted mare saved the lives ofi LTE University two men and 25 horses when fire destroyed a livestock barn near : Vicksburg, Miss. The dog, Mickey, e alesmen woke up caretaker Charles Bishop, Som when - fire broke: out yesterday. The mare led the horses from the| by sellin stall in which they were pinned °f Dimes polio fund by & in the blazing barn. :

Comeback Songstress

“for

league, suggests that we call for the firemen tonight as the pro-| | ceedings here become more red {hot than ever.

| | |

| A

{Cuba's f Garfield Barber Shop, holding 1 and a Cuban newsman touched | |a one-game lead on a 37-26 rec-| off furor

my life is taken ‘up with looking |after my chil dren. pictures is secondary.” said she'll make no definite commitments until she returns to the U. 8. next summer.

Havana Havoc

“7 *

Now in France,

the present

Making

Miss Durbin She

interview between public enemy No.|

radio

in Havana today.

lord, tangles with Lauck Funeral High-ranking officials met last

Home which is’ in a threesway |tie for fifth place on a 34-29 |reading. Mercury . Engineering,

sharing second place with Ochil-{leged runs up against escap

| tree Cleaners, {Sportsman’s Store. The latter is

weight boxing cham-/in the three-way tie for fifth, Ochiltree Cleaners, which have won 36 and lost 27 will engage] |Thoman Shoe Store of the secDarko - Cleaners holding a 35-28 ledger runs up|

assured the managers of Walcott| “q,, ymposed by the state an Sports Show

and Matthews here yesterday that|, .,. mmission for failing to’ ar : {make an exhibition appearance. To Have Wallard

neither IBC contract

their monopoly angles.”

Jack Hurley, who manages con-

would “stand up in court because of

tender Matthews of Seattle, | eagerly agreed that the documents “will be tossed out of court.” v

And from all indications, Jer-|

sey Joe will accept the suspension rather than part with the $200. According to a source close

peen informed of the fine but has

Bocchicchie, Walcott's ptiot, ap-/made no attempt to discuss the

parently was willing to gamble ma

~asketball Briefs

Sportsman Store Heart: Di Bendix

Nationa

Bank : Schedule tonight, 7, Kirshbaum Center; 8, t

rolet. DeMolay League at Dearborn: South 11, Indianapolis 40; 1 32; Pros . “Bchedule tonight. 7. © Adams; gas tion: 8,

nance. CYO Junior Deanery hg fa vi at th SoeaL Joan Br Arc 35, St. Anthony 8t, Fatrick 21, 8t. Roch 1 34, Holy Spirit 31;

Bt,” Thomas 36, St Pht 8 Lea laying School No. r o a " 5: Hillcrest ist Mt, Olive Method-

ral Ave, Methodist 47 48: Irvington Preibyterian 41.

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Results at Sacred! 48, 3 .|from Ezzard Charles in Pitts- starred as an attraction, accord-

1ast June, is charged by vs, Englewood; §. Levinson H vs, Chav- burgh 1

apalis 10; Lager Oe per 38. na , Sih vs. Columbia Construc« h and Keystone vs. Naval Ord24 8; Holy Trinity

: , Central Christian 44; Brightwood Methodist

C & H APPLIANCES |

for {

| |

of the

tter with the Indiana group.

Failure to Appear Charged Walcott, who. has attempted and failed to make inoney on exhibitions since he won the

the commission with having failed to appear for a scheduled exhibition in Evansville last Aug. 29. Evansville is the home of F. Pride, chairman of the Indiana commission, who is vacationing in Florida. Official notifitation of the suspension probably will come Friday from Mr, Pride in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.

| Auto racing enthusiasts

|get a close-up view of last year’s to the 500-Mile winning driver and car| Indiana commission, Walcott has par 1 to 9 during the Indiana Sports, Boat and Travel 8how in (the Manufacturer's Building at

{the Fairgrounds.

The winning combination of the| 99 Belanger Special and), title Driver Lee Wallard will be co- of 197-204-233.

|No.

ling to John Mathews, show man-

lager.

| Although Wallard returned g./here last December for a private |press-radio Speedway party, this |will be his first public Indianapolis appearance since he was sea Reading, Pa.

iverely burned in 'accident last June 4.

Walcott’s deadline for payment Pacific Coast Players

fine will come one day after the aging champlon’s birthday. Jersey Joe, who made an. exhibition appearance here last October, will be 38 years old tomorrow,

esse on test Canton, O., Showers Thorpe With Praise

Jim Thorpe was the grateful plus the tribute of a lifetime from some 700 admirers who included Ohio Gov. Frank J. Lausche, Cy Young, Branch Rickey and countless kids who heard about his deeds from their daddies.

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CANTON, O., Jan. 31 (UP) —

A Hi

‘No Draft’ Clause

Jan.

| SAN FRANCISCO,

|(UP)—The “no

returned,

$1 Million Fire Hits ‘Lincoln Fields Stand CRETE, Ill, Jan. 31

causing an estimated $1 million {john Cunningham, Del-Teen Clean

damage.

ities.

City, County H. S.

Today

Tomorrow

Plainfield Charlton at Deaf School, Manual at Beech Grove. Franklin Township at Speedway at Pike Townsh Cathedral at Howe, Southport at Shelbyville. hortridge at Lebanon: * arren Central at Greenfield.

ip.

arion at Tech, ecatur Central at Ben Davis.

Saturday

Broad Ripple at Tech. Terre Haute Garfield at Howe. Speedway at Washington. Brownstowa at Lawrence Central ainfield Charlton Pp. m.

31 Al draft” clause in . {Pacific Coast League contracts Gis Giliespte. "Rock is being met with approval by the players themselves and C. L.

{(Brick) Laws, president of the Oakland Acorns, said today he

| expects most clubs to get nearly {recipient of a $1000 check today 100 per cent sign-up that way.

|" While most of the teams in the loop are just sending out their new contracts that call for a Dad (“draft waiver,” some of the or|ganizations already are batting [100 per cent on the new form on signed contracts, according to a United Press survey.

(UP)~—|Dick Brady, Hammels Lunch Officials of Lincoln Fields race track today glumly drew up plans for another reconstruction: program after a wind-whipped fire |destroyed the main grandstand, ora cioud, Water Co.

The blaze was a crushing blow John Meyers to officials who had planned to Bill Jessee, open the track this season for the RaY Martindale, Internal Revenue :' first time since early in the war. Don Miles, Ben Davis H..S. (2 ¢ames) 3 The track had shut down because [Rita Sheehan, Hellontors of wartime transportation facil-

¢ . Mary Spuzick. Milano Inn ‘Cage Card This Week {bai Shick, a 2 pn Attucks vs, Sacred Heart at ech.

Center Grove.

Culver. Military at Park School. 7 p.m.

at Park School,

against Suding Hardware with a

34-29 record. Four Gals Set Pace

ing competition.

count.

at Fox-Hunt Alleys.

Marta Roberts,

{for Milano Inn.

games of 167-223-211,

keglers. Grain Dealers Lanes. a MEN oon Kore Hot Be oon Dominic Sf Francesco Crespi

liter, Rain Kenny Bogart, oaace Grille .

yer, 8icanoff Tallow Peters, American Legion ..... ave Yaver, American Legion Merritt Neece, Mechanics Laundry .. Ed Dobbins, McCormick Lumber

Bob Sowers, Finchum Trucking ...... 61 Al Berlier, American Legion ... Russ Crawford, American Legion . Wilbur Shuck, Kay Jewelers ... Bob Poole, American Legion Beta Ed riffin, arles McG ve Bob Carnagua, Kline Realtors arvey Curt Heady. Marott Shoe Bill Power, Kelley's Five ~~ ... 8 fteting na | HL Cafe ....... 6 Dick Weber, anics Laundry ,... Manuel Schonecker, Herff-Jones .,.... 6 anna, Kelley's Pive ...,. cree 80

Frank Shingleton, E s Herb Wait. Emerich A rawars

.. 61 . 61 «« 61 61 61 61

Charles Keagle. Ame Gomer Alred, Chet's lg soil Richard Prints, Mutual’ Milk ... 5.0 6 Everett Oberlies, Foxworthy Ford '.!!! S mm, i Mike Bisesi, RCA! ang Mikes, cue: espie, Roy G : Frank Roecill, Block's ae Mgtors Paul Stoyanovich, Indpls. le Jerry Novak Western Blectric Yl Myers, Allied A an, ed Applianc “ee John Mercurio, Spangler's Garage PN :

aching’

El Wilson, Herff-Jones

Robert Fox. H. and P. Chemicals . George Uding, Pir Dts or dues Tools ...... abe, Katzman, Abel Auto oes gs, esiern B Clyde Williams, Roberts Mik

Kenneth Deppen, Di Gene Schintitr, wh mond Chain

| Jerry Kossman, Indians Gea : Paul Jordan, Grain Dealers ... ii Gene Wallace, Traffic Club ....... .. Eli “Lilly ves {Prank Torrence, St, Patrick's Riviera Federal

Durwood Apple, Pendleton P. Drive-In

MEN

Eva Willlamson, Morri Betty Fox, Morris Plan Flan Dottie Berkopes, Morris Plan .... .. Margle Hammon, Church Cleaners .. 'ulton, Bowe, Sky Helen Dysert, 7-0p Beal Tan fiidy_Hindel, Schuster Coal"... 0. /Be Helen Wolf, ans none

Gear 0 Berkopes, Bemis Letter § 3 Catherine Akin, Belle": ier I: Alice Clossin, 7-Up : Telephone rg Betty Bisesi, 7-Up oiaren {Marie Christian, Milano Inn |. Ruth Irwin, Riviera Federal . Gertrude Walker, Sorrell's Hilda Nellis, Church Cleaners .

r=. 338 Auto Sales 525 teresa D

only one male registered an honor)

Hilda Groebel of Schuster Coal was the pace setter with a 642 Hilda hit for games of 235-181-226. Agnes Junker fired a 624 for Indianaplis Tyewriter, coming on games

another con|sistent campaigner, rolled a 622 Marta's string

Dick Kromer’s 666 led all male

League at Talbot

649 641

.v 628) . 627).

. 625] i. 630 Island Regulars. owls. Tue 817 816 |

arry Weevie, International Harvester 3

8 35 cae 561. 561 |

night at offices of Prime Minister | Oscar Gans following a radio in-| |terview with Policarpo Soler, al-|

“vengeance killer” who|

| 25. While police and Army agents |sought him in vain, Soler cam-

{student, Helga Boyer, climaxed at the altar Sunday./in four months. The composer-conductor at New route by plane. to Kenya, East

|paigned for election to Congress |and legislative immunity from |arrest. Reporter Luis Ortega said {he encountered Soler and re{corded an interview with him on} & tape. {

She Makes the Grade

The “September Song” romance, - lof Dr. Philip James, a’ 61%year- Philip kissed their two children , IT WAS A big night for the old professor, and his can women Wednesday in, city bowlFour lassies soared over the 600 mark while

top music 27, will be

yesterday in New York City.

into retirement today in "New

ed Havana prison last Nov.|

Play Fire Hero Roles ; |Africa, due there ig un lon” , Aus and New be applied for a marriage leense|30 tO Ceylon, A Orato 3, and Princess Anne, 17 months, had two months with their parents since they returned from Canada. Two 5-year-plds today added qe royal couple will avoid Egypt 50 to the Windsor, Conn., Mile\ nq other trouble spots.

paper “snowflakes” door-to-door. Marcia Kimball and Penny Pep-, sek weren't refused anywhere.

Deanne Durbin "in Shield hinted today she’d come back to Turns mn = ! filmland .in “The Vagabond King” or “La Boheme” with Mario Lanza. 8t Paul de Vence, the actress said

The dean of FBI agents went

York City. William J. McNulty, 60, was honored at a dinner last night by Federal judges and fellow agents. One of his biggest cases in his 28-year FBI career was his five-year investigation of Slay-for-Pay Murder, Inc.

Another Trip

Big Moment

came true last night in London

The dream of all chorus girls

for 19-year-old Elizabeth Larner. She stepped from the third row of the cast into the star ‘role of “Kiss Me Kate.” Before the curtain went up the manager told the audience that a chorus girl would replace the star, Helena Bliss, who was in surgery. He offered refunds, but no one left. And Miss Larner. played to hearty applause.

Film Fight Screen actress Barbara Britton and husband, Dr. Eugene Czukor, sought $14,000 damages today from Mrs. Mazie Wright, mother of actress Paula Raymond. The Czukors told a Hollywood judge that they

Philip

§ Charles Princess Elizabeth and Prince

Anne

'goodby again and left London to|day on their second tour abroad They're en

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forced houses off their and . pushed flood

dam.

The jam built up pressure which Kromer rolled in the|forced river waters against homes lon. both sides of the river and !into a 3-story power plant,

| Twenty homes were evacuated

Jo Gueldin, Carpenter's Union | Becky Friedman, Indpls. Typewriter 330 Rosemary Chidester, Betty Grill ... 520! osemary Smith, Del-Ten Cleaners. .. 517 Lillian Tegeler, Liquid Transport ..... 516! Fran Wilker, Bell Telephone ... +. 518 Ramona Frosch. Morris Plan .. . 514 Ann Brown, Lilly .. “¥as + 514 Alice Dye, Country Club . 512 Florence Bussie, Grain Dealer: 511 Olyve Edwards, Zionsville .. 511 Bertha Gorka, Schuster Coal‘. . 511 Jane Kibler, Curry Motor Sales ..... 509 Nina Barron, Indianapolis Bleaching. 505 Nem Smith, Henderson Drugs ....... 505 s| Ethel Hill, Capitol Lumber ...''''!. §03 Rosemary Leslie, Sorrell’s Auto Sales. $01 frieds Sol welds. Block's ..... : Mary Minor, jana Saris nnn ce Berry, Internal Revenue ... ii Rgyeser, paver Ard TUS 8 rkpatrick, Beech G. e 468| (arlene ompson, Water iso TtineN 4 artha Peters, Roberts Mik ........ 453 Shdie Nepers, Regan Rye vines Rl rarsuerite Stewart, Affiliated Theaters 44] Lens Koopman, H. & P. Chemicals. 433! irley Wright, Ben Davis H.8. (2)... 289 ——————————————————

Gets Rifle Medal

Harold Schill, 17-year-old s 112 N. Colorado St:

Club, Junior division. :

enn a tne San.

' |men.

[ 2Hour | DRY CLEANING

| State Draft Quota Down Indiana will furnish 611 men toward the national draft quota in March, state Selective -Service officials said today. The figure represents a sharp reduction from Indiana's February quota of 1118

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of Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Schill, | has been awarded the expert rifleman’s' medal by the National Rifle As . |sociation. A junior at Howe High! School, young Schill is a member of the Hoosier Rifle and Pistol \

a ————

jafter the water and ice backed up ++. 840 from the mouth of the river near .. 628 Ottawa, Ill, four miles away.

: The ice lifted and pushed at the + 86 350-foot-long bridge and threat625 ened to snap its foundations and drop it into the river. {lapped over the bridge floor and {traffic across it was prohibited. State engineering experts and ‘other officials tried to decide! whether to dynamite the jam

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DAYTON, Ill, Jan. 31—A giant gure on the bridge and dam. But ice jam four miles long plugged they feared the water-ice pack the Fox River today, creating a would rush down the river, spill-| natural dam which battered a ing into sections of Ottawa and bridge, foundations h waters into nearby homes. [included 216-183-223. Estelle Nash| Floes wedged together almost had ‘a 601 which resulted from to the top of a 26-foot man-made

| flooding homes there,

[Exit for the Reds | TOKYO, Jan. 31 (UP) — The Soviet occupation mission In

Francisco treaty.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

1 Death Notices

CONWELL—Infant, KENNER-—Frieda. KNAPP—Robert Sr.

BEYER—Julius G., 86 yrs, of 129 8, beloved

Gladstone, father Roland Beyer, San Diego, Cal brother of Walter KE. Beyer passed away Wednesday. Funeral later, G. H. HERRMANN SERVICE.

BLESS—Lora Florence of 1015 Bellefontaine 8St., entered into rest Thursday, wife of Charles D. Bless, ag Alert Va and, Franke E. s vices Satur . Pp. m. at HARRY W. MOORE PEACE CHAPEL, 2050 E. Michigan St. Friends are

welcome, Friends m tia, ay call after 12

pO S away nesday evening. MORTUARY, Saturday, 2 p m, Services FLANNER & BUCHANAN Friends invited. Friends may call at mortuary, FALLON—John J., age 60 yrs., husband of Catherine, father of Thomas J. Fallon, brother of Mary and James Fallon, passed away Tuesday. Funeral Friday, Feb. 1, 8: a.m. at the GEORGE W. USHER MORTUARY, 2313 W. Washington 8t. 9:30 a. m. Immaculate Heart Mary. Church. Friends invited. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call at mortuary. Holy Name Society will meet Thursday, 8 p.m, for prayer. FETTERS—Ione E., of 4739 Brook-

ville Rd., passed away Thursday. Funeral arrangements later. r in-

124 W. 14th,

DDARD-Dudley, 844 8S. Norfolk, father of Ear her of CO! , and Lila Bell of .» passed away urshb. Lo 3Ee 2% Time of serv, Tr, tin ation ca KIRK (Ben

00; vis Cha el), BE-ATT4 pe

HESSEL—Addie. beloved mother of Irvin 8, a a Srafldmother of Wilbur I. Hi and Mrs, Bernice Atkins, passed away Wedn: y morning, Jan. 30th. Funeral services will be held at the WALD FUNERAL HOME at 17th St. and Illinois Friday afternoon, Feb. 1, at 2 o'clock. Interment Washington Park Cemetery. Friends are welcome. . BELSQ- Sampson F., 1022 8. Foltz, beloved father of Larry Kelso, son of Mrs. Josie Kelso, brother of Mrs. Vivian Hochaver, passed away Tuesday. Services Thursday 1:30 p. m, 8 8 “CHAPEL OF THE - ERS,” 3136, W. 16th, Friends may call at the ‘chapel of the Flowers.

KENNER-~Frieda M., 5602 Lowell, be- © loved mother of Carl PF. Kenner, sister of Mrs. Pred ncaster, Louis and Prank Reber, passed away Tuesday. Funeral! Friday, 1:30 p. m,, from SHIRLEY BROS. IRVING HILL C 5377 E. Yasninsion. Burial ers any

Crown Hill. Call ime.

KNAPP—Robert Gordon, age 77. 5249 College Ave. F. and Robert G. er of s, Martha erlow, May Corwin and Harriet B. Xnapp, passed away Wednesday evening, uPeal Friday, 1: , m. from SHIRB C Al. CHAPEL, 946

N. Illinois. Calling at the- chapel.

Legal Notice

THURSDAY. JAN. 31, 1952

1 Death Notices

at 19th Church.’

pr nl PA a

tuary. Men's Club of St. Philip will meet at mortusey Thursday, 8 p.m. for prayer. *

MATZKE--Mrs. Norma issel Hillside, wite of A. Fred Matske, mother of Mrs. Lowell. Sullivan, Carmel, Ind.; Mrs. Robert Go swell, Muncie, Ind ; Thomas L. Wilcox Jr., T

Indpls.; sister of eda’ Schissell, Indpls.; assed away Wednesday, Services FLANNER & ' BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Friday, 11 a: m. Friends

invited, Friends may call any time,

PRJSUHN—Theodore Wm., 70 years, RS Brookside, husband. of Marie (Schmidt) Prasuhn, of Wm, Carl of Indianapol Prederick W, of Germany, also seve’ eral nieces and nephews, pasted AWAY Thursday. Friends may call at th JORDAN FUNERAL HOME, 2428 E. 10th St., after 17 PB: m. ursd Funeral Saturday, Feb 24. 2 p. Friends inyited. Burial Crown PRITCHARD — Mary Lisle. 6 Keystone Ave., pasted away day, age 64 years, wife of Hor A; R., mother of Mrs. Anna Marie Roerts, Julia Ann, Russel E. and Funeral, dar 9:30 a. m., at HARRY W, R! PEACE CHAPEL, Jose. E. Michigan ., St. Philip Neri Church 10 a.m, hillp Neri will 7:30 p'm,

Altar society St. P meet. at ace Chapel Thursday for prayers. RIKE—Ethel. age 75, 855 8. Biltmore, M. and James W.

mother of Wm,

at_ DO AL HOME, 3925 E. New York . Pue neral 10:30 a. m, Friday at the College Avenue Church of the Nasarene, 1501 College. Burial = Mt, Pleasan$ Cemetery, Glenns Valley.

STEPHENS—Ralph O., {52 Sumper St.. husband of .Martha, brother of John 8. Stephens, step-brother of Charles L. Roby end Mis, Mayme Kollinburg, Owensboro, Ky.. rassed away Tuesday. Services Olive Branch Christian Church, Friday, 2 p.m, Priends may call at the J, C. WIL~ SON “CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES" until 11:00 a. m, and at the church after 12 noon Friday. WILSON—Mrs Dollie, wife of Urbon E. W mother of Walter J. . Esther Merrill, An- .; sister of rs. Lida passed away Thursday. ServNER & BUCHANAN _MORTUARY, Saturday. 3 p. m., Friends’ invited. Friends may call at the mortuary.

3 Card of Thanks

BELL—We are deeply grateful and in sincere appreciation we thank our relations, friends and neighbors who expressed their sympathy and for

. the helpful acts’ of kindness. th many floral tributes and spiritual bouquets received at

the passing of other

our wife, mother and JESSIE A. B with equal sincerity we

speciall wish to thank the R. Rev. oury . Dugan, Pr. Knapp, Pr. Mclaughlin, Cost and Control Div. U. 8. bber Co., Post Office employees, B mp, Inc. and employees, Monument Eng. Co. and employes, Pred Guyler and employees, and the .. Usher Mortuary for the many helpful courtesies, floral tributes and kin understanding services rendered an to all who so ably assisted in any

way WILLIAM ERNEST BELL ana Family ____ HARMON—We wish to express ouf sincere thanks in appreciation of the many acts of kindness. expressions of sympathy and for the beau tiful flowers received in our sudden Joss, the passing of —our husband, father and brother, JOHN D. RMON. Especially do we wish to_thank eme ployees of Best Beers. c.; Emere ency Squad, Car 5, for their cours esies; Rev. Reynolds and rley Bros. for their kind, understanding service. WIFE and PAMILY.

4 In Memoriam

OWENS In loving memory of my

e MAUDIE LOUISE OWENS he passed away 1 yr. ago Jan. 31,

There 1s a link desth gapnot sever

Love and remembrance orever. ERNEST V. OWENS AND BOYS.

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LOST—Man's blk. wallet. con Ig. t. . 3 JP AT ed

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NOTICE OF SALE OF TEMPO AN WARRANTS BY THE OF FINANCE, AT THE OF THE CITY CO LL, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, RUARY 11, 1952

said City, on 1953, until the hour of 10:30 o'clock A. ( the 1 to be

of Five Hundred and Fifty Thousand

550,000.00), evidencing its temporary

or nitary Maintenance Fund” of

the above late sa a anisd pa a z ayable ol y

30, § oxi four (4%) rate be rmined b

Domination: February 18, 1 All pr Controller on sald

or its

d to lend lowest actual reject

cost, but tl any an

Vill be continued from day to day

aS 0 by nw n SETI RE IE reh tion 2 4

ent fac Bey the date herein Sec

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RARY DEPART

FFICE CITY FEBSealed bids will be received by the City City of Indianapolis in the Cit of h day of ruary,

Slowing jssde of temporary ued in the name of the City of Indianapolis, acting for and on behalf of and for the use and benefit the Department of Public Sanitation and the Sanitary District of Indianapolis under the jurisdiction of the Board of Sanyary Commissioners of said City, towit:

Temporary loan warrants in the amount

not to per cent per annum, the exact d the bidding and payable at maturity of the warrants; deshall be made as requested chaser; delivery to be made on

be opened by the City date, at said hour and it sald Diace, and ‘such loan shall be awarded to the pepsin or Institution offeri ne money at 0}

ry thereof and supamount of proceeds trom Will be col

10a Pets Lost & Fou Be rs Hin Romer, “BR. Teed 11 Personals ’

I WILL not be

debts contracted than’ mysel” on, or 304-B._Indpls. NOTICE

Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Ernest (Red) Mobley tell him to

get in touch with his wife at Bloome ington, Indiana, at once.

ANYONE knowing whereabouts of Er dE ME ls South. Call LI-$113

DOIN what comes ni y e an **Yonnesuta,

+ Information for § Want Ad Users

wv . HOURS 7:30 A. M. to 6:00 P. M.

Ads received before 9:25 A, M. will same day's Times.

ible for any suyone other after Jan. 30, R. R. 11, Box

Cone d upe

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ear 195. dged to

of Departmen

has been approthe paymen of inte: ereon,

of Indian-|

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11 Personals

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3121 E.

Dr. Fred M.

Pos 301 Roosevelt BI

WANTED

Write or mal to E. F. Burkle. Meridian. WA-

New. dttieron er Includes cut. ROY. BI

PRIVAT) Facts remove By ihe tacts. -8451. REVOKED F 22

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12 Business

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EXCAVATING houses alread and cement wo ance furnished

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BRICK, block, work, TA-237 CAR Complete | New. old. rer terior paintin Rooming. Imme

ODELING L1-998%, IND PI MENT CO.

FOR GOOD CA able prices. (

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CINDERS, c gravel, drvwy

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RE 20 Hotels

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914 N. EAST E wife only. E

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