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MONDAY, MAR. 3, 1952

Cost of New Bridges Set At $665,000

Replacement of 10 “worst”! Marion County bridges will cost $665,000, County Commissioners estimated today. But lack of funds will prevent any new bridge construction this year, they said.

« Commissioner DF, Silver suggested a five-cent inverease in property taxes as the frat step in providing needed unds. He estimated the levy,

would bring in between $300,000

and $400,000 a year.

+ “The County Council should set

up a separate fund for the main-|

tenance and construction of

bridges,” Dr. Silver said. “Under | this plan the additional property| tax would be earmarked’ for! bridges alone.”

The Commissioner said anot suggestion is floating a bond is over a 10 to 20 year period to pay for the bridges. Ten worst bridges and the cost of replacement are: ? McGregor Rd. over Buck Creek; (Franklin Twp.), $85,000. Fall Creek Rd. over Mud Creek’ (Lawrence Twp.), $55,000. W. 56th St. Creek (Pike Twp.), $250,000. Southpprt Rd. over Little Buck] Creek (Perry Twp), $50,000. 8. Emerson Ave. over Bean Creek (Warren Twp.), $30,000. 8. Emerson Ave. over Lick Creek (Warren Twp.), $35,000. W. 52d St. over Indianapolis] Water Co. canal (Washington' Twp.), $60,000. W. 30th St. over Little Eagle, Creek (Wayne Township), $60,00.

W. 30th St. over ditch (Wayne) Township), $30,000. Marion - Hancock County Line,

Rd. over Steele Ditch (Lawrence;

Township), $10,000. “ In January, County Surveyor Paul R. Brown warned that new « residential areas would be cut off

if some of the bridges should]

become impassable due to bad weather or damage.

Two Congressmen

Seek Re-Election

Two Indiana Republicans in| Congress filed here today to run for re-election. ae Rep... Earl Wilson, Bedford, filed the Republican nomination for Congressman from the Ninth

District and Rep. Cecil Hardin,|

Covington, entered the racq for renomination as. Sixth District Congresswoman. Randall 8. Harmon, Muncie, filed for the GOP nomination for 10th District Congressman. John G. Tinder, Indianapolis at-| torney and Fifth Ward GOP]

come a candidate for his party’s| nomination for state senator. He was a state representative several years ago. State Sen. Harold Hanley, La

Porte, who has been mentioned |

as a possible candidate for lieutenant governor, filed instead for the GOP nomination for his old, seat in the State Senate. Virgil H. Fox, 46 W. Roberts Rd., a retired Indianapolis insurance man, has filed for the Democratic nomination for state representative.

Massages Heart With Bare Hands,

Saves Woman

PITTSBURGH, Mar. Mrs. Anna Buza, 57, Homestead, Pa., was in fair condition in Mercy Hospital yesterday after a ~ surgeon massaged her heart back into. operation with his bare hands. Her heart stopped beating for 10 minutes as she lay on an op-| erating table. The emergency occurred Sat-| urday as surgeons prepared Mrs.

Buza for an abdominal operation. ‘Anesthetists began putting the

“woman to sleep when they noticed her blood pressure dropping. Her pulse disappeared and she turned blue. = » DR. ELMER ERICKSON, didn’t even have time to put on rubber gloves, quickly cut away a seven-inch section of rib,

plunged his hand into the cavity.

and began massaging the limp heart. ‘A few minutes later, the heart began to quiver, he said. After 10 minutes, Mrs. Buza's heart started to beat again. Dr. Erickson said he had never ‘performed the operation before. He said he had “just read about it being done” in similar cases.

“©

Liz Calls Him ‘Junior’

LONDON, Mar. 3 (UP)—Eliza-

beth Taylor and her husband, British Actor Michael Wilding, returned here today by plane from their Moneymoon in the French! Alps. She called him “junior.” He

starts work on a new movie here,

Wednesday.

Golden P.:

3 (UP)—,

who

P. F. Fox Retires » At Kingan's |

| Pliny F. Fox

An Accident

¢ident Saturday afternoon.

Court 3 today. The crash,

Ww. Morris St.

of Charles Sherman,

morning.

Needs Support Money Mrs..

Pliny F. Fox, 66, of 740 W. 43d r St. retired after 46 years with + Kingan & Co., Saturday. Mr. Fox,|

® who joined the firm in 1906 when|

he came to Indianapolis from] {Knox county, has served as pay-| master of the packing company | 'since 1937. Mr. Fox attended Indiana University, where he was active in athletics.

{sonic organizations. | Retirement will not mean a cessation of activity for Mr. Fox.| He says he and Mrs. Fox plan to spend .a large part of their future| time traveling and looking for (likely spots to fish. From past experiences, Mr. Fox| says he finds the fish bite best | lin ‘Florida ‘and Arizona.’ Both states are high on his list of places to visit.

Gets Heavy Fine, Sentence for

Drunken Driving

For wetting his whistle before he got behind a steering wheel Saturday, Billle Howard was soaked in Municipal Court 3 today. Judge Pro Tem Milton Craig (fined Howard, 24, of 1629 Central {Ave., $100 for drunken driving, |$25 for reckless’ driving, $10 for {not having his operator’s license with him, and $1 for being drunk. 1 Howard also was sentenced to 15 days in jail on the drunk driv|ing charge, and his driver's per-

Burglars Lose Once, Win Twice

| Local burglars "lost in one

'break-in, but made gains in two

|others over the week-end. | chairman, announced he will be-|

When two yeggs crawled into {the Osman Super Market, 1701 Es Raymond St., through the airconditioning system, they brought fa fine assortment of safecracking tools with them.

| After they had unsuccessfully attempted to batter open the safe, they left in a hurry, leaving the | tools. With better luck, burglars atid $160 from the Woodruff {Cleaners, 1710 E. 10th St., when

they battered open ‘the cash reg- . ING

ister and a desk _ drawer, looted the unlocked safe.-

In the basement of an apartment building at 402 N. DejJaware | St., burglars grabbed $245 worth) of construction tools left there by. workers who are remodeling the) building.

and

Double-Take

By BOB BARNES

“How'd you

like to have thecar | tonight,

Son?”

105. and

3-3

Mr. WARBQ Wins Back

MIAMI, Fla. Mar. 3—While “hams” of half a dozen states kibitzed and advised, an amateur radio operator accepted an airborn Leap Year proposal of marriage from the woman who had divorced him 31 years ago. Cupid took control of the frequencies when Charlie shorn, 55 made” radio contact with his ex-wife Edna, who now lives in Covington, Ky. Love left untended for three decades blossomed Sunday afternoon while Mr. Buckshorn, W4RBQ, was talking by radio

goes by the name of W4CIM. ~ Mr. Buckshorn asked him if

I he had ever met his XYL, “which been listening and they extended Bie, of | aransiated from hamguage, the

language -of hams, means “ex-| young lady.” ‘Straightaway, ~W4CIM switched ys. over to. aw:

Buck- |

" XYL Through WACIM

telephone “patch,” and over the loudspeaker came the voice of | Mr: Buckshonn’s wife in the days | before 1921. “I wish you could see me,” said dna. “I'm sitting here in my| red pajamas and even though I’ m! not on my knees, I'm asking you| to marry me again.” “By. golly, you're simply a good {little woman and we’ll make ft| 2

{for keeps this time,” Mr. Puck-!

shorn answered. “But red pa{Jamas or not, I think you'd better come to Florida. I'm not Sing! »'up there in that ice and

“hams” from California, Texas, | Cotorado, New Mexico and Ohio advised the couple that they had,

| congratulatéons and best wishes. | Said one of the kibitzers: “You

UE pretty good. in fir,

x a,

mit was suspended for one 8

| -Affér' the thing was in the "4 with a “ham” in Covington who 8 ag, |

need the money her makes as a“ worker in pens at the Stockyards.

cutor, mercy. “Eight days in jail,” he said.

Served on Week-Ends

But Hutcheson will serve them, He has continued his on four successive Saturdays and at the G. H. linterest in sports and is widely| Sundays—days on which he does| over Big Eagle known for his activities in Ma- not work.

The judge also fined him $50, [SANDERS Walle {for drunken driving and $10 for!J. Sanders, Indianapolis. brother. of

[reckless driving. Hutcheson's

Sherman.

I've been here six years.”

A MNOHINCEMENTS

I Death Notices

BROWN-—Esther Cole CONN-—Infant

JKNIGHT—Henry A. SCHNEIDER—Willlam H.

ABRAK—1st Lt. Walter G., 5703 Rosslynn, husband of Patricia Ann Cartwright and father of Patricia Ann and Michael Paul Abrak, ase) away Thursday. Services FLANNER & BUSHANA N MORTUARY iar 3 p. m. Friends invited. Friends may call at mortuary.’

BAKER—Claude E.,, 2510 N. Gladstone, husband of Baker, father of Mrs. Edith , zarrli, Mrs. Lucille Pierce, Mrs. Zola Spark, Joseph, Peak, Clayson, Donald, Claude Jr., Frederick and Betty Joeila, brother of Mrs. Bertha L, Franklin, Mrs. Melva U. Hinds and Lennis Baker, grandfather of 16, great-grandfather of. one, departed this - life Sstirday, 308 Ol Services Wednesday. RE & KIRK NORTHEAST CHAPEL. 2530 Station St. 2 p. m. Burial Sutherland Park. Friends invited.

Picks Wrong | Spot to Have

Woodrow Hutcheson picked a MY unlucky spot to have an auto acBut his luck improved in: Municipal

in which a woman NI in the other car was. slightly in-ie. jured,, occurred in front of 1822

That happens to be the home assistant] dois 8. New Jersey. bailiff of Muhicipal Court 3—in Blevins aonnerille and Mary which ' Hutcheson appeared this

nd Mr. Sherman promptly arrested FUNERAL Hutcheson, 30, of 6431 W. Morris.

Hutcheson tearfully told Judge Pro Tem Milton Craig 10 NEAL— JOR J. ‘day she and their four children| husband | the hog | James T

Judge Craig, former city prose-|, tempered justice with! MORTUARY. 2313 W. Washington

attorneys asked |Bailiff Sherman when the case may call at the mortuary. opened if‘he was an expert on |drunkenness. : “I ought to be,” replied’ “Mr. “I see thousands - of drunks a year in this court, and

Lona Dollie--M

I Death Notices

MCROBERTS-John R., age. 87. of 508 Bancroft St. father of Dr, Earl! McRoberts of Evanston. Ill, and, Rive Robert W. Bergen of Indianap-| 4olis: also survived by ‘four ‘grand-| children, passed away Mar. 1, Meththe \TEENEY Friends may call at FEENEY FUNERAL | 2358 N Meridian “St, any Puneral services Tuesday. fa & . At the funeral home Blial n_ Memorial Park Cemetery

YERS—Frank R., age 75. of ig 16th St. husband 0 innie Myers father of Mrs Chau: | cey Fields, passed away Sanday Serv. ices Wednesday. 10.30 a CONKLE FUNERAL HONE. 1928 Ww 16th Bt Friends invited Burial Washington Park, Priends may call’ at tuners {home after 4 p. mw Monday,

HOLS—Leo. Morton, .iusband ot the late Anna father of £20: Sl 0 5S Saturday. “lervice day, a.m. at the KIRBY MOR: TUARY. Meridian at 19th Bt n(terment Crown Hill “emetery, Friends may call at the mortuary.

NUCKLES—Ltllie Dell, 545 8. New Jersey,

[

83 years. of mother of! Martha |

Crane of Cincinnati:

also 2 Stepchil. | dren, 9 grandehildren,

11 Jest grand.

Jghildren, passed awa Saturday. | may call at the JORDAN HOME, 2428 E. 10th St, jafter 7 p. m Monaay. Funeral Wednesday, March “10:30 a. {Second Pligrin Holiness church. |

{Friends invited Burial Mt. Pleasant {Cemetery at Glens Valley. Body will| lle in state at church Wednesday from 9:30 a. m, till time of ee

age 67 yrs band of Elizabeth, father of Pha. Mary Elizabeth Smith, Mrs. are | | garet Cohan, Jack Jr., Robert A. and | O'Neal, brother of Mrs. | harles L. Barry, also survived by IY grandchildren, passed away Mon- | day. Funeral Thursday, Mar. 6, 9.30 | m. at the GEORGE W. USHER |

St. Anthony Church Priends invited. ‘Burial Holy Cross | Cemetery. Friends may call at mor-

tuary after 7 p. m. Monday. PAY ene B., 76 years,

10 am

beloved husband of Henrietta Paff. father Paft Jr, Passed away Piperal Tuesday, HERRMANN in RAL HOME, 1505 8. East St. Friends invited. Friends may call after 5 p, m. | Monday.

of Henry |8unday.

5920 Parker, father of Carl

Earl J. Sanders, Orlando, Fla., pasted vay Saturday. Services FLANNE

day, 1.». m. Friends invited, Friends

, 327 Po Poplar a of Myrtle Schneider. father of Mrs. Evelyn Ferling, brother of Mrs. Lizzie Fritz Funeral services Tuesday at 1:30 EL from SHIRLEY BROS. IRVING ILL CHAPEL. 5377 E. Washington 8t. Burial, Crown Hill

STUCKER—Louis P., age 81, beloved father of Edna A, Rosengarten, Marie J. Bernloehr, Catherine C. Gallagher, Loretta M: Hildwein, Florence L. Murdock, Irene A. Markhan, Carl FP, and Raymond J. Stucker, brother of Bertha Elder, passed away Saturday. Funeral Tuesday 8:30 a.m, at the G. HL HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME, 1505 8. East St. and 9 a. m. Holy Name Church, Friends invited,

THAYER—Mrs. Minnie Ridpath, age 86, widow of Col. E. P. Thayer, mother of Mrs. Edward PF. Smith, George Thayer, grandmother of Mrs. Vance Chattin, N's. Thomas Free-

SCANEIDER--Willlam® Rd., beloved

BARNHILL—Edward T.. 2723_E. Riverside Dr. Father of Mrs. Betty Behling, Mrs. Anna Stiles, Mrs. Francis Anderson, Mrs. Florence Livingston, Mrs. Ola Bartlett and Charles Barnhill, passed away Sunday. Service FLANNER & BUCHAN. AN MORTUARY Wednesday, 1 p. m. Friends invited. Friends may call at the mortuary.

BIRK—John M. H., 4033 Central 4 ve,

Birk, passed away Sunday at Bt Vincent's Hospital, Funeral service at BL WELL UNERAL ME, 1503 N. Meridian St Thursday. March p._m. Interment Crown Hill Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p. m. Tuesday.

BROWN—Esther Cole, age 70, beloved wife of Frank T. Brown, mother of Mrs. Don Hopping, passed away Sunday at Pleasant View Rest Home, Funeral from. SHIRLEY BROS.’ IRVHILL CHAPEL, 5377 E. WashTuesday, 3 p. m. Friends invited: Burial at Crown Hill Cemetery. Friends may call. any time. BYRAM-—Joseph E., aged 82, of 311 N. Drexel, husband of Jessie Byram, father of Mrs. Daisy Hall. Mrs. Alice Phillips, Mrs. Martha Graybill and Mrs. Margaret Wichemeyer, brother of 3 sisters, grandfather of 9,- great-father of 3, passed away. Friends may call at the DORSEY EY FUNERAL HOME, 3925 E. New York St., Rivep 4 p. m. Monday. Funeral 2:30 . m. Tueecday at funeral home. Burial Crown Hill Cemetery.

CHENOWETH — Vaughn Eugene, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Chenoweth, passed away Sunday Services were held today, STEVENS “CHAPEL OF THE FLOWERS

DUGAN—Mayme (Nolan), age 62, 32 miles northeast of Pittsboro, wife of Patrick Dugan, mother of John Russell Feeney, sister of Thomas Nolan, Indianapolis. passed away Sunday, Mar. 2, at Lebanon, Ind. Friends may call at FEENEY & FEENEY FUNERAL HOME, 9 N. Meridian, Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. m. from funeral home: 10 a. m, St. Malachy Church, Brownsburg, - Ind. Burial Catholic Cemetery at Pittsboro, Ind.

HENDERSON—Paul, 5865 Rosslyn, Mytrle Grantham,

father of Mrs. grandfather of Mrs. Elizabeth Paris, James P. Prater and Robert E. Grantham, passed away Sunday. Services FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY, Wednesday, 11 a.m. Friends may call at mortuary.

HIGH—Bertha Ilg, 3620 Birchwood, wife of James E., sister of Mrs. E, L -Haught, Miss Olga Ilg and Edvard C. lig, passed away Friday. Services FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY Tuesday Friends invited. Friends may cail Bt the mortuary. IVORY James B., age ‘13, of 5420

East St., son of Henry B.. brother oT) Mary Dolores and Lelah Ann;

ington St,

grandson of Mrs. E. Craig and Mr. m. Zigler, nephew of Wm. A. Ivory, an Charles Zigler. Funeral {rom LAUCK ERAL HOME. 8. Meridian. Tuesday, R:15 a. m.: Bt. Mark's Church, 9 a. m.; St. Joseph Cemetery. St. Mark's Holy Name. S8o-

ciety will meet for prayer, 7 Monday. JONES — Theadore David, of 2508 Mars Hill Ave. beloved husband of Eva Jones, father of Byron. Wallace and Orange Jones, brother ef ‘Florence Long, Bloomington, Ind; Edgar Jones, New Richmond. Ind., and Newton Jones, 8 grandchildgen and 2 great-grandchildren, passed away Monday. Services Thursday, 2 p at the BEANBLOSSOM MORTUARY | 1321 W. Ray, St Burial Floral Park Cemetery riends may call at mortuary.

KFLLISON—Margaret H ,

pb. m,

age 83, of 826 Carlyle, mother of Hazel Kelli son, Indpls., sister of Richard Bandhauer: of Canada, passed away Satur- . day, ‘March h Friends may call at the FEENEY & FEENEY FUNERDAL YOME, 2339 N Meridian, Funeral Tuesday 8:15 at funeral home, a. m. at the Little Flower Church. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery Ladies of the Little Flower Parish will meet at.the funeral home Sunday 8 p. m. for rosary. Pléhse omit flowers.

LANMAN—Richard Tee Lee 11, age 1 vear, infant son of Richard and Eloise (nee Dugan), and

any time

grandson of Mr Mrs. Alfred Lanman and Mrs. Marie Dugan, passed away Saturday. Puneral Tuesday, March 4, 10 a. m_ at the GEORGE W USHER MORTUARY. 2313 W. Washington St. Friends invited. Burial Washington Park Cemetery. Friends may call at mortuary after ow a _Monday

LAYCOCK— tol ‘Ave. husband of Emily J Lavcock, brother of Mrs. Earl Cox. Miss Mary D Taveocy Reed B. and ‘Austin T Laycock, assed away Sunday Services FL ANNER AND BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Wednesday. '2 p.m Friends invited Friends may call at

the mortuary MAY—Blanche, 2035 N. Meridian; sur- + vived by several cousins, passed

away Saturday. Services FLANNER & RoCHANaY MORTUARY. Tuesday, 2 m, Friends may call at mortuary

Rosslyn, -

Walter W.. 4117 N_ Capi-

We especially wish to than the Farley Funeral Home of indlanapolis, the minister, Rev. jack E. Jones and the Howe Funeral Home

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Greensburg, all for kind services rendered. WIFE, SON, MOTHER and FAMILY.

4 In Memoriam CRAIG—In loving memory of FRANK L. CRAIG, who passed away March 3d, 1051. “When the evening shades are Sion. And we're sitting all alone In our hearts there comes s longing If- he only could come home DAUG HTER. CECILE, and RANDCHILDREN. MeCOOL~—~]In Ts memory of USTIN MeCOOL who passed away two years ago at

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1422 Prospeey Ma-tare BR — yard; age 4-7: days. ID-3338 [ DESIRES 3 T0 4- ALABAMA, 2143 N~Furn. 3 rms. - PAPER cleaning, painting. Reas. {EX CEL. ( CHILD CARE, NIGHTS; ANY | : bath. Also effic. apt. ‘Adults, ~TA~ 9 Special Notices Eo 204 Cheam 86-10 patch WILL Tare” orc AS. LI-6024. - | BDRM. HOUSE 4142 , | $8 and. up. Steam $6 up. Patc ILL care for child | in my home ALABAMA, 2454 N.; 3- rm. Turn. apt. SEWING MACHINES | Raserioe guaranteed. FR-1900_|_any time. ID-3317 ym share bath, sduits only. : {PAPER hangin t Work ing. my e m. furn. EARN a new electric sewing ma-| guar E, . oe RI A-6716 | ae child | pn . Hy Beme, North of 38th st. Preferred. BA AY a Two-F fur ee Eni Ar ass spare on PAPERHANGI ING. paper furn_ $13 NORTH—Gd. care, 1-2 schi efris; Excellent references furnished. 5roAnwAY, 24383 Rms. in-a-door and mmed__ se ser. AT-8561 | _day care for children, Tv TA-4608 overstuffed. Frig, sink. Adults. Ph Karl A. Ziegler, Block's, | PIANOS WANTED — WA- 1510! “STEAMING — MA- 2940 = (EXCEL “CHILD TRAINING. day. [NON@ Karl RA, Ziegler, ") RENTALS - pu meals. Lic. home. vR-8416 CA, 8511, Extension 535 APT. : 10 Lost & Found PLASTERING [Wii : care for girl, uge 3 to 5 yrs; ia "ORs RaEM FATES | curt toned J chou RASS § COT EXECUTIVE | WES SE $50 REWARD | PLASTERING. neat patch; spel, 25 29 H k R L. STRAUSS & (0, EXECUTIVE | Stolen B S.A. British Golden Flash _given small jobs. LI-4074, HI-1227. ousekeeping Rooms Moving to Indpls.. wishes 3. d-bed- | VILLAGE MANAGEMENT CO. motorcycle. Black with chrome’ tank. | EXPERNC'D plastering, remodeling | CAPITOL 1105 N. 2- 1 Im unfurnished house, N. preferred eridian Uneven luggage rack. Engine No. ZA any kind, Imm. set. Ress LI-3246, 4 rm. apt. .1iwill sign lease. 2 school children. ex- | 3134 COLLEGE, lower 3-room front, 10-7304. AT-1140 or GL-0773 PLATING {child welcome. LI-5831 cellent references. Will pay substan | “'p., "entrance, porch, yard. BILLFOLD. Tost downtown Fri-| _ : | ORIENTAL, 20 N.—2 Nice “rms. L frig. tial rent, Call Jack Smith, LI-1561;| msrp 2 FOLD. red. lost downfown Fr | __ Adults, ref, No drinkin ext. 85 DELAWARE, 2317 N., small furn. day. Please mall cards and keys to] doin PLATING 4 & - Sruciesirie auto ht, h. w. day emp. HU-2304. C._Tomlinson, 6140 E. 1st Indpls. Badge & Name Plate Co. \PENNN_ #427 Effic. apt. furn., “emp WANTED to rent with option to buy ne _8823 Mass. Ave. CH-5315 | cple.. also ‘garage sma in one year. Can furnish A-1 ref- | DELAWARE, 2142 N —Furn. “effic., % | = - SE iT LARGE RM, ACCOM. 1-2 EMP. sence. Family—8 children at home, | Dr. bath Empl. 2 ple. 1 HI1-1916. i fe ti f semen PLUMBING "|" g§50. FR-68i7, ages 2-15, Husband employed - 11 "DELAWARE, 2317 N. (3) 2-Rm. furn, nrormation tor Wi PLUMBING REPATRS aL 1 Rm., priv. ent, next bath. H.W, Years win, same compaiy. Prefer _Auto, ht Day empl cpl, HU-2304 ater heaters specialty Free est.| sonar gent, $8.25. TA-4507 suburban ar entry, R. * | 3824 PARNSWORTH, 2-rm. furn., pri. Want Ad Users ~~ LMAING AND EATING | in = | Mars Fail Bie i chllgren welcome - > 1 ars us line. $60 HOURS maps Home fmprov. Go. 11598 13] Wanted to Rent _ Middl URaENT 5-rm, | KEYSTONE £0 ey. {Ey apt. for 3 : D957. ddle-a employe 7:30 A. M. to 6:00 P M. ROOFING | REFINED, RESPONSIBLE Couple. 2 unfurn. semj-modern house or ha If | NORTHEAST Pri 3. tur apt. small children, need 4-5 rm. un- double. Excel tenants. Refs. $20-332 | mp m. iu Ads received before 9:25 A.M. wili Roofing, guttering, siding, S02} ch or double. Refs. $50 mo. mo. # mos advance Prefer south | _Wrke. cple. after ST mt Eh. 2888.

or west, IM-7804 after 8:00 a, m.

Good BANK OFFICER and wife want 2 or | 3-bedrm. home by Mar. rent or lease, will consider option to North or nor suburban area. | HU- 2797 or MA-4

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"44 PARKVIEW AVE.

STORE CREDIT MAN 2000 E.. 2 rms, furn, day emp, cpl.

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550 FLETCHER

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Te ER daughter, both adults. 11 basement. ofl heat. 4 Days (Daily or Sun.) 22¢ Line per dy, NEW AND REPAIRING need 1 or 2-bdrm. house of apt oie want tid. CPL ve61 ext. 58% | sala” moni. Mac -1281, GL-0458. 5 Days (Daily or Sun) 22¢ Line per day WE DO OUR OWN WORK Norn of Wh. Heiween Meridian and | oo ED" + rms. Dd bath.| VILLA: 2043 unfurn. aot. No “chil 16 Days (Daly or Sun.) 20 Line por day FREE ESTIMATES CA-058 TY of Tv Vor I he, |, EMS of Rural, East’ Washinglor | Cre i ie Capes FE |7 Days (Daily or Sun) 18¢ Line per day New 26-Ga. Gal. Gut'rs, Spouts ‘pref 8. or Speedway’ Will redec. iraps, Harriett 0 p.m. NO | He Ua Vath. Nr. Five” 6-letter words count 1 line FHA terms. Roofs installed, repaired; int. on lease. Reas. rent. IM-4981, COL_cpl, 3 children sch: age: 4-rm. 67 8, T. Shepard, Mor dsville 3320. ; Free est. Callaway Roofing & heet 3 LITTLE girls want a oack yard, to| unfurn. .5n N. or N.W. Consid. |3-RM. furn. apt, Private entrance, Metal. 2102 W. Ohio, AT-1671 5. Near E. 10th. __ |Your credit is good. Your bill will JONES ROOFING CO CH-6407 utiurnisied BE-3840. 4 of 5 rooslouving, Ref Joo¥VOL | AT 3043. titties, #7 " = 3-4 RM. APT. unfurn_ Prefer N.| ot. if buy all or , be mailed when ad expires. Out-of-| _Roofing. siding. eutterine. repairs. STEADY RESPONSIBLE" 1 pe rer 160 mo. Utils. furn. HI- " 489. | oT CHANCE ST, ant Hae i owe advertisers’ please send cash ROOFS, GUTTERS. GA-1522 N:_ or E. Maximum $80. 32M & St . 1351, Ext. 26 ; i FAMILY t m. ovin ora CLEAN. furn. apt. east, priv, or money order with your ad. SEPTIC YANKS FAMILY w Th 07 g g Cand rive eft. paegortmoda ions |insi.re care A 8 or - A M., Please check your ad the first on Septio Tanks, Dry Walls! - IV Tolicmin wii ta 8 Eyl “ea RENT A TRUCK 3 _RMS. unfurnished apartment. that it appeors to see that it 1s cor- Toliets. cesspools. factory siudme| child desire at least 4-rm hou Private bath and entrance. Utilities Georee rect in every detail The Times will | ofts cleaned repaired: pump service: not more than $35 month. FR- 213. |” furnished. A,6198.

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