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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10, 1952

APPARENTLY city bowlers)

were all hépped up about Dwight here

Eisenhower's last night.

appearance

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face for the male keglers in a big Tom W way when he rocked the maples for 704 in the East Side Chevrolet Paul Rhodarmel

League at

O'Grady.

Lucas earned that handsome

Wo | Dorothy Culver |Helen Rome |Mary Alexander

ED LUCAS of Troy Oil saved Mickey

Pritchett- Hunt- Prancis oita |Velora Beghtel . Bob Susemichel .

Dr. Jerry Preit or

William Vidiock {Joe Boughton .v. At any rate, their| Dutch Ht Hohman

minds weren't on bowling—one | Stave Romanvk ©!’ lobk at the results will convince|jonn rharerett v—Methodist Men’

Ruth Hinton

total on a series of 180-278-246. The fat middle game saw Ed hit 7 straight strikes before the No. 10 pin remained standing to end his dream of a 300 shut-

Clearence Webb Geoqrge Huber

Jim Warren .

Frank Bunn fakB Hankins

out.

in the mediocre class as no fe

{nine bowlers climbed into the 600

class.—J. W.

Other scores: Central—Western Electric Women Bartley RY Bar “sto kely-Van Camp Marvin Craig . Bertha Kistler

Morris Sa A B khatt . Helena wo Mixed

road Rip Margaret Weatherly Boron Behmidt ie Straush .

Don Bsterling co's Aitis

Dick Warnih eation Lea

Julius Qualitze, Mised Los Walker Shearer Kay Du .

nean Delaw Carl Sohmidt Gertrude rar

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Jim Collins The women’s division remained cop Myer {Helen W. C. Eggert

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so7/ tack, Davis took the first fall in {17 minutes over Rasputin with a/ Rasputin took the, . 50 second in seven minutes with a 852 bear hug. Davis won the third 840 over Longson in five minutes with

card : 41| Armory. Ivan Rasputin and Wild Bill 521| Longson were victims of the at-

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D. Adams League ort Bowl—Women's League Gertrude Meyer

Sturm Recreation—Allison Jets

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Pepsi-Cola League Valhalia—Link Belt Women's Smith . 417

.| Lovelock, Davis Take \ Tag Wrestling Feature

Al Lovelock and Fred Davis | took the third and deciding fall 480 13st night to win the tag team cone... 338 feature of the weekly wrestling Guard

in the National

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7/—The night announced the retirement of 34-year-old Fred Thurier, who has scored more points in professional hockey than any other player in its history. Thurjer, a 15-year veteran of 500/the American Hockey League, closed his career with the Barons last year to bring his point total to 319 goals and 425 assists for a mark of 744. He also scored 25 goals and 27 assists during brief National Hockey sending his all-time total to 796 points. The Barons said they offered to make Thurier player-coach of Seattle but he replied he was quitting the game to devote full time to business. Thurier is em- Friday ployed as a salesman for a meat packing firm here.

Chris Zaharis was disqualifed| s15/in the opener for ignoring the] rules and the match went to Johnny Kostos.

Hockey's Leading Scorer

Quits Game at 34

CLEVELAND, O., Sept. 10 (UP) Cleveland Barons

SPECIAL NOTICE ®e Al Maronivh, Manufacturers

INLAND CITY JOBBERS

Calls Made Any Place = The State 505 W. WASHINGTON, LI-1283

J0| Marciano at Philadelphia, 23, Bocchicchio said Walcott will | s| leave for Europe two weeks after | the fight and “will box in several European countries and in Latin

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last

League play,

Jersey Joe To Go Abroad For Fights

By United Press

PLEASANTVILLE, N. J, Sept. 10 — Looking beyond Jersey Joe Walcott's big title

‘defense against Rocky Marci-

|ano, Manager Felix Bocchicchio ‘announced today that most of the champion’s campaigning next year would be done in foreign | countries. Speaking confidently and assuming that his fighter will beat | Sept.

America.” We hope his foreign tours will be climaxed by a title defense against Johnny Williams of England at London next June,” Bocchicchio added. ” » " BOCCHICCHIO indicated when 3| Marciano is eliminated, the ranks of American challengers will have {been so depleted that no good drawing card will remain. 1 The 38-year-old champion intensifying his workouts, changed today from his previously playful {slugging as he went four rounds with four mates at Miss Loama Byrd's indoor gymnasium here. The step-up in his preparations was featured by the arrival of ‘the first heavyweight sparmate to be used in his current training. Previously Walcott had been working only with middleweights and light heavyweights. Yester{day he went one furious round with Burt Whitehurst, a 180pounder from Baltimore. » EJ » WHITEHURST, a young Negro who has won 10 straight fights, including a victory over Elkins Brothers, gave the chmapion stern competition. Dumb Dan Morgan, famous old-time fight manager, watched the workout and then.predicted a Walcott victory on a knockout. “Joe knows too much and hits too hard for Marciano, who is still very amateurish,” Morgan said.

Solunar Table

Plan your days so you will be fishing in good territory or hunting in good cover during these solunar periods, if you wish to find the best sport that each day has to offer. The major periods, when fish are feeding, are shown in boldface type. These begin at the times shown and last for an hour and a half or two hours thereafter. Minor periods are of somewhat shorter duration. (Central Blsndree mae

A. M. Moar Major Min Pr Major Tooraacey so 10m Se 114s bie aursaasy .. . 6:00 12:18 8:28 saturday : . : Si 7:45 2:00 R:05 ndar, 8:30 2:45 8:55

Probe UN Staff

In ‘Bootleggin

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10 (UP) —Federal tax and customs agents are investigating charges that United Nations employees are bootlegging liquor, but they expect to find the cupboard bare, it was learned today. A State Department spokesman said there is “no evidence” yet supporting allegations made by the National Retail Liquor Stores

tions employees. Association President Ben

yesterday that some of the taxfree liquor being obtained by United Nations officials under diplomatic privileges was being resold far below regular retail levels. He also said the sale of cut-rate liquor at military posts throughout the country has. “given the bootleggers a field day.”

Body of Man Found In Canal ‘at Wabash St.

The unidentified body of a man was recovered from the Indianapolis Water Co. canal at 500 W. Wabash St. today. Deputy Coroner Dr. James An-

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249 MASSACHUSETTS ae

sparring tactics to savage

Association against United Na-|

Military manpower needs

notification received by officials,

active duty. In a letter from Lt. Kean, commander

of the

the ROTC program has There is no indication the

General wrote, Despite the possible cut,

School, the only high school | without a unit.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Hig h School ROTC/ANNOUNCEMENTS Hore May Be Cut | Death Hotices

may

force reduction in high school {ROTC courses here, according to: school

Classes will be reduced to release regular Army instructors for |

Gen. W. B.|

5th |

Army, the School Board was told |

been

under study with big cuts in mind.

pro-

gram will be stopped however, the |

the

School Board has approved organization of a unit at Howe High

here

A building addition to Howe will include ROTC classrooms.

Vote Machin

Delivery Offer County commissioners

bid for delivery of voting

each of 700 machines,

crat. In last May's

low bid of $16 a machine, Increase of $9450 Republican commissioner

the total cost over the May tract.

commissioner,

M. Allison, did not vote.

for the delivery of voting precincts.

miffed at the

up to $29.95.

Army Raiders Seize ‘Evidence’ By United Press raiding parties have seized in his royal yacht, officials today. Troops under orders “strong man” Premier Gen. sweep of government homes today in search of dence of corruption under

Farouk’s economic advisor,

was asserted.

Josephs charged in New York sumed that the gold he was alleged to have smuggled was used

to pay his expenses on his spending trips abroad.

quick, quiet getaways. Gen. Naguib’s raiders seeking evidence for use at most politicians, including

trial on corfuption charges.

Kelly Petillo Asks New Trial

Kelly Petillo, winner of

former secretary.

Prison in Michigan City,

Shofner. his pauper’'s petition for a trial today he can produce a ness who will prove

scene of the crime. He

petition”"by Dec. 15.

“'aJames -C. Courtney, -

Safety Board, has an

House.

®his morning, Mr.

his lapel by an “I Like Ike” ton. card read: “I Like lke, Too — 4800 Dogs, 8640 Soft Drinks,

Horses Out-Raced

INDIANAPOLIS

regime of the playboy king. In the home of Elias Andraous,

andria which showed the accounts of Farouk’s gambling profits and losses. It was as-

In the Cairo Royal Automobile Club the raiders found a secret passage leading to a back street —apparently used by Farouk for

were hearings of 483 of Egypt's fore-

former premiers, held for possible

1935 500-Mile Race, today made his second attempt for freedom from a 1-to-10-year sentence he received in 1949 for slashing his

Petillo, now in Indiana State ‘was convicted of assault and battery with intent to kill Mrs. Naomi

The former race driver said In

“conclusively” that he was not at the

charges his arrest was not legal. Judge Harry O. Chamberlin of Criminal Court 1 ordered Prosecutor Fairchild to reply to the

Hot Dog (4800 of 'Em); Of Course He Likes lke

attorney ad ‘Democratic member of the 1 interest in the food and drink concessions at Butler University Field

Courtney showed up at the Safety Board meeting with a card pinned on

In hand-printed letters the

Pieces of Ice Cream, 2000 Sacks of Popcorn, 3500 Snow Cones.” |,

The jerboas, small jumping rodents, are said to be able to travel fastér than a galloping horse.

TRAFFIC CASUALTIES

(253 Days) 1951 1952 inp a ne 2462 2408 Killed 87 gs

Bid ‘Too Hight

today rejected as ‘too high” a single

ma-

chines in the Nov. 4 elections. The rejected bid was $29.50 for It wasix submitted by Radio Transfer Co.,| CA owned by James Scott, a Demo-

primary election Mr. Scott won the contract on a

Gol-|g

den P. Silver said Mr, Scott's bid |R represented a $9450 increase in

con-

The bid was rejected by Dr.4 Silver and the other Republican William Liebold. Democrat commissioner, William a

Dr. Silver said the commission- | §ros. ers would readvertise for bids. Contracts are let in each election

ma-

chines from storage places to the

Mr. Scott appeared somewhat commissioners’ action. He pointed out delivery costs in the 1948 election ranged

Charge Farouk Smuggled Gold =

CAIRO, Egypt, Sept. 10—Army |

evi- |

dence that ousted King Farouk used to smuggle gold out of Egypt

said

from Mo-

hammed Naguib made a lightning departments, exclusive clubs and private

evithe

the

troops found documents which showed Farouk smuggled gold in| ‘the royal yacht Almahroussa, it at the KIRBY MORTUARY. Meridian

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BELLES—Wilber A.

BOTKIN—Dr. Robert G. COOPER—Wm, Hand

of 1201 N. Denny, Rose Marie, father of Wilson Apple and

APPLE- ons G., ay age 6 usban RIS grandfather of n brother of Claude; Otto a An Eimer, Apple and, Mrs, 1 Hazel Sones; passe AWRY esday services at the McCORD FUNERAL HOME in Oaklandon Friday, 2 p. m. Burial IOOF Cemetery. Friends BH call at the HARRY PEACE CHAPEL. | 2050 E * MIChIRAD St. after 6 'p ednesday, and at the McCORD ‘PUNERAL HOME after 12 noon Friday. I BELLES—Wilber A. , 5617 Guilford age 68, beloved husband of India H. Belles, brother of Mrs. Frank McCullough and uncle of Louis A. Williamson, passed away Monday. Funeral Thursday, 10 m., from HIRLEY BROS. IRVING HILL CHAPEL, 5317 E. Washington. Calling any time Tuesday, Burial South Park Cemetery, Greensburg, Ind., 12 noon.

BOTKIN—Dr, Robert G. or 72 Layman Ave. beloved husband of Frances A. Botkin, brother of Dr. Gibers E. Botkin, Marion, Ind., Mrs M. Payne, Winchester, Ind.; Mrs, Binh Gaddis, Carlos, Ind.; Mrs. Harry H. Smith, Little Rock, Ark., and Mrs. Edith Pursiey, Mt. Summit, Ind. passed away. Funeral Friday. 1:30 p. m, SHIRLEY BROS. IRVING HILL CHAPEL, 5377 E. Washington St., entombment Washington Park. Calling from 3 to § p. m. Thursday.

Evelyn Brolin,

* * x * x BURDETTE—Willlam B,, AT-3 USN, age 21, killed Aug. 6, 1952, aboard aircraft carrier Boxer near Korea, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs, William T, Burdette of 1222 8. Grant, brother

of Mrs. Dorothy Jones, grandson of Mrs. M. Ballinger, Pasagoua, Miss. Funeral services Saturday, 2

p. m,, at the Fountain Square Church of. God. Friends may call atthe CECIL R. HURT SHEFIELD CHAPEL, 2226 Shelby, after 10 a. m, Thursday {until roon Saturday * _* *

AMP husband of

AMP Russell, age 39, Hazel, father of Maxine and Joan Camp, brother of Mrs. Nora White, Mrs Olive Livingston, and Herbert Camp, passed away Tuesday evening at residence,” 252 N. Miley. Services Friday, 2 p. m. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME, 1934 W. Michigan St. invited. Burial Oaklandon. may call at Funeral Home p.m. Wednesday.

COFFMAN-—Dicy Lou, mother of

after 17

Niza Stretsbury, Mrs. Lillian der, Mrs. Murle Lockhart and Raloh ‘Staley, sister of Frank Case,

passed away at the daughter's residence. 416 32d. Friends may call at TOLIN & HERE FUNERAL HOME, 1jod Prospect St. Services Thursday, 11 a. m, Interment Floral Park.

ET Hand, 9124, E. Washington, age 80, beloved "husband of Eva Bonar Cooper, father of Dr. Joseph B. Cooper, Palo Alto, Cal., Mrs, Wilbur J. Doran, Indpls., 7grandchildren, passed away. Fufrom Rob uria Calling at SHIRLEY } 'G HILL CHAPEL, 5377 E. Washington.

HARRY—Sidney Blair DD. former minister of Meridian Holghts byterian Church, died Saturday in Granado, Ariz, Funeral services C. R. Lupton Funeral urs= day, Sent. 11, 3 P. M,, Burial 2 p. m,, Lincoln, i! Survived by wife, Mrs. Rubv Harry and father of Ruth, Harry, St. Louls, and William Harry, Philadelphia, Pa.

HAWKINS —Ancil C., sage 47. husband Myrtle, father of Mrs. ketty , brother of Carl Hawkins of Elwood, Lester Hawking of Greenwood, Mrs. Wilma Scaggs and Mrs. Mary Bellows of city, passed Jay Tuesday afternoon. Services WI BON ‘CHAPEL OF THE CH Hikes: Friday, 1:30 p. m. Frenas may call at the Chapel of the Chi

HUGHES—Harold J., 3008 F a le, usband of Cecyle, father of Edward J. and Mrs. Milton MeIntyre, Columbus, Ga.; brother of Edward J.; sed away Wednesday. Services & BUCHANAN MO! ARY Friday, 1 p. m. Friends. invited, Friends may nail after Thursday noon KIRK—_Willlam C.. husband of Tressie O. Moore Kirk, uncle of William Raney, Philadelphia, Penn.; a Phyllis Quackenbush, Florida; Jose and Mary Catherine Raney of city; departed this life Monday, e 60. =

Services Friday. Sept. 12, a MOORE & KIR! NORTHEA CHAPEL, 2530 Station St, 10 a. m. Friends invited. KREPS—Frank A. husband of Lillian Overheiser Kreps, { ther ~ Frank-

lin A, Kreps. passed Tuesday By m. Friends 2 Bay al . “the ROB. RT W. OME,

he funeral home.

1420 Prospect. ct. Funeral po hursFriends 3 Thvited, Burial Washington

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12 Business Service 29 Housek Rooms WH] ITH vetal ab eh CAPITOL: He oni ™ (white), child GENERAL hauling wanted. Clean Sahn a tehnt, vards. ashes and trash, TA am bath. LL ent. Emp. ue, Caen CA-4176 LIGHT hauling ang wb work. | COLLEGE 1524, large, cool rm.. $8.50: Francis Jones, BE-7 eves. 2 small: sober. employed. - Co $11.50; bedrm, and 1 HAUL ANYTHING, [1-4087 | SQILESE, ass fils:

LANDSCAPING

SODDING, grading, rich dirt, manure; cinders, cr. stone. WA-8014,

CRADING, sodding, excavating, sewer

PAINTING PAINTERS

Experienced men for residential work. Call after 6 p. m. TA-5306.

INTERIOR, EXTERIOR PAINTING HEE 20 yrs. exper, Free Est RE. 1D-4088

it now. Pree est. BE-0644. PAINTING—INSIDE—OUT COX & SON

rm a A-8900 WHEN in need of a inter, id one with 40 yrs, _ exper. - 700

Holycross & Smock. Roofing, gutters ing. Int. & ext. painting. -68117, PAPER CLEANING, HANGING STEAMING ROACHES—BEDBUGS LED Q ICKLY, $1 of PER RM. UP. _GUARA , “RESULT! LI-3936. PE Nl TE arehaper s n ers for rent, r node doling. C EA WY PAPERAANGING. st steaming, 30 Yrs. _. exp. work guar. She f- R-etis. PAPERHANGING, pa paper furn.- A3 rm, and u med serv, AT-85 PAPER. haneine, He mm. ue, Yates lasterin FR-5783, E han any ies a _— plastering. Klippner, AT-7373, PLASTERING PLASTERING KLIPPNER, AT-7378

PLASTERIING. new houses or pateb work, AT-7150. Ora Ratliff, PLUMBING

— - INSIDE tollet, water & sewage serv. 10 Lost & Found stalled Cash or terms. PL-9054 { | ING repair. Electric sewer | LOST, glasses. between Bluft Rd. and cleaning, Lic. Bon. Ins. CH-6761, | 8. Meridian car line, 1ID-0404 ROOFING

10a Pets Lost & Found

LOST or strayed, 4 mos, old Beagle puppy, male, named. “Snuffy children’s pet. 117 N. Chester, ir: 6096, BL-5335.

WHITE long haired do pamed Towser, strayed from 517 E, York. $20.00 Reward. Call _CA- 3370, LOST—Peke dog, brownish red, an_Swers to “Ginger.” IM-§ BLOND male Cocker, Snoope CHIT pet. Rew. 1640 Woodlawn, MA-4678.

‘111 Personals

I WILL not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone gthet than myself on_ or after Sept. 1952. George 8. Fenner, 3710 NM ridian St. Apt. No. 916. ° I WILL not be responsible for any debts made by anyone other than myself, as of today, Sept. 9, 1952. Ivy Logsdon. Helmsburg, Ind.

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12 Business Service

Burial Washington Park. Terre Haute Chapter No. 43,

LOVE—Henrietta, mother of Mrs. Blanche Bittroff, grandmother of Mrs. Virginia Stanchik. died Tuesday. private service Thursday. 2 p. m.

Member . OES.

19th St.

Interment Crown Hill Friends may call at the

Cemetery.

Documents were found in the mortuary after 7 p. m. Wednesday. Royal Automobile Club in Alex-

MYERS—Grover C., Glenns Valley, husband of Ethel Mae, brother of

Jeorse Woodrian, Illinois; _ Noble Zwick of Whiteland, Mrs. Walter Adams, Indianapolis. and Mrs. Celea

Craig. San Bernadino, passed away Monday. Services J. C. WILSON FUNERAL HOME in Greenwood, Thursday, 10 a. m. Burial Bicknell, Ind. Friends may call at the funeral home.

RINER—William T., 78 years. of 1130 N. LaSalle, husband of Rosa Riner, father Keifer M. Riner, also 4 grandchilden. passed Away

1 great-grandchild, Tuesday, Priends may call at the JORDAN FUNERAL HOME. 2428 E* 10th St, after 7 pn. m. Wednesday. Funeral Priday, Sept. 12. 1:30. p. m. Friends invited. Rurial Washington Park

FLOWER-MAKING materials,

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ROOFING, SIDING

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SEWER CLEANING

Thomas _ drain service. Electric jisaning, Digging by foot or hour. 25 Years e Call A AT-3779,

tanks cleaned, installed. Sew: eaned electrically. onded, Foy Day or night. ID-1

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80 Furniture Buyers GENERAL AUCTION CO. FURNITURE WANTED IM-6569 8] Wanted to Buy EE vw, 38 Tit Tul WY

up Chas. Harris.

RENTALS 20 Hotels

KIRKWOOD SAFE—FIREPROOF HOTEL

357 E. Washington St.

Newest Hotel Bldg. In City Large Lobby With TV

digging, cement work. 7279. NEW

DEARBORN, 818 N.—Lt, hakpe Tm. _ref.; emp. couple, nr. RCA; no dkg. HARLAN, 406; 3 furn. rms. empl. man, Rui] only. Gd. trans

RSEY. Sot erie Also Front apt!

Suitable a. elency, Small ehild weigome, ORIENTAL, 20 N.—3-Rm. basement apt. Prig. Adults. Ref, $12 Wk.

PARK, 1317—2 small 1 rms. $10; rm.

kitchenette, $7. Sober, emp! PARK, 1317, 3 small r Se $13, wit! ba th, sis. Sober empl. __.__ PENN, 1864 Front, frig. no _ drinking, adu aayite: $9. Janitor rear. N. PINE, 614—2 Lower ob rms.; pri; _ adults. 4: 4:30 to 7 p.

12TH E. 611, large a “an Sober. employed, $7. FURNISHED ROOMS (East), 302 Villa Ave. 31 Wanted to Rent Wife, rw daughter, ently in need of 2-bdrm. un! ny ouse. Search has now lasted mos, Can

someone lend a hand? 13881, ax | hu 5 p. m, or CA-036. ter 5 p.m, and week-ends, RESPONSIBLE CPL With 4-mo.-old child need nse. or half dbl. or downstairs apt. Prefer N. or North E. Best of ref. LI-6418 Before 8 p. m,

ELDERLY lady with income needs

3 or 4-room apt, or duplex (1 bad Loom , Good, steady Pioant, che BR-29 72" ® * x bRHLLY MA-2318

Desire 0! Jr rm, s SOULE apt. house a ofr $85.00, Call Sare. Poster, FR-4528 days, 1D-4280 after!

SALES manager wishes 3% or 3bdrm. unfurn. hse. N. pref. or suburbs. Will lease, care guar. Call office AT-2351, or res. TA-1265,

Sepanial Baking Co. Exec.

r unfurn, apt, or og + 3 sate Wa: 3333.

"eX 3 children urgently need mod. unfurn. ' dble. or house; prefer North or Northwest. as. rent. Refs. WI-2410. YOUNG YMCA executive, wife and 10 m. daughter, wish to rent an unfurnished sts 8 nouse, Excel. reference. Call ID-! 3. BEDRM. hse. 2 Adults, | rN E. to $100. PLo9861 EX. 458. Eves Harrison otel, 504.

Elderly lady ee two-rm.

rarons furn., dnstrs. BL-5472 Ni family desires 2-bed-

furn. or Sun rn, home, Near school. -4825.

or 4-rm,

a 0 river, wife & 1 sm. od desires a 3.0 8 1m, has. a!

Chemist, Co in Ay yo T 3-bed-iE unfurn, Sones or dble. TR-4077.

REY OUND au. river, ae and nd spera he ¢ HF 1000, 31,

m or 7 rm. house or double, 4, § or 6-rm, VETERAN, wife and 1 Lo 4

CHRISTIAN couple, 6 chi dren (desire ouse, an t° $80. No bad habits. 'HY-229, or 5-rm. mod. imm aa ouble, or 3

She us collect of-town owners invited, Allison Realty Co. Inc. 140 N. Del. PL-2368.

32 Moving & S

RENT A TRUCK

NEW LOW RATES Move Yourself—Save 1,

wou and jong.Dist sthnce Movin io mB

No Minimum Charge

U-DRIVE-IT .

201 N. Alabama MA-8325

WE CAN move you and buy what vou don't. wand RABI.

34 Apts., Houses Furn.

ADDISON, 229 N ea a RA hieadbele

Special Weekly Rates. Refs. Reqd. COFFEE SHOP—BARBER SHOP

\P N VALET--LAUNDRY SERVICE MA-1391

Nothing so nice for the orice Large enough TD AVE, 622-3 Rms, down, enough io Hy roy * you. - Smal ri. sot. bath, emp, cple, Shown

Dr. Noland. Mgr.

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DON'T BE SATISF WITH LESS

"LIST WITH

CARR-

START PACKING”

ALABAMA, 7143 N.3-Rm., bath: alc f. Aduits. Priv. entr, TA-4142.

after 4 CE A near 38th—32-Rm, bsmt. apt. in apt, Se .;_adults, . 3885. CHRISTIAN 822-235 E. 9th. 3 3-rm. apts. Fiis.00 wk. All util,

BRICKWORK .

"BRICK & WOOD WORK

All werk guaranteed. Ph. 27693. Poore & Sons, Anderson, Ind.

CARPENTERS

Complete Carpenter Work New and old, roofing, siding, in. terior, exterior painting, plastering No down payment.

downstairs, gents.

DELAWARE, 3076 N. Nice, cl clean. lean, hot water, good trans. Empl. lad 42D, 624 E. Attrct. cozy. Ex, i Emp. gent. Ref’'s. HU-32320. MERIDIAN & 29TH, nice LC 3 bus lines. Adults only, TA-174

6900 NORTH. Attre. residential A borhood. Lge. beaut. furn. bedrm.sitting rm. comb. Priv. bath. BR-3741.

PARK. 1907 N.—Clean, comf.,

CONCRETE

and cement work. auto. 36 mos. to pay. IM-0309., hot water. ‘Gents. TA-9531. CARPENTER repair and inf, painting. PENN. 2855 N., Ige. clean rm. warm Small jobs a specialty. for winter, nr. trans. CEMENT PENN. 1300 N.—8ingle and_ double

rms., men only, Gd. trans .PL-3791.

STADER—Dorothy. of 1215 N. Colorado, entered into rest Tuesday, age 52 years, wife of Carl L. Stader, mother of Jack W. Stader, sister of Mrs. Margaret Jeffries, Mrs. Helen Holtzman and Mrs. Grace Demaree Private services Friday. 10 a m., at HARRY w MOORE “PEACE CHAPEL,” 2050 E. Michigan St, Friends may call at Peace Chapel until hour of service

STOUT—Bertcn, 6126 Compton, husband fo Margaret, fatfrer of Mrs, Patricia Dresbach, Mrs. Joan Cooper and Miss Barbara Jean Stout, passed away Wednesday. Service at FLA NER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY, Priday, 3 m. Friends invited. Burial Washington Park. Friends may call at Mortuary after Thursday noon.

WAGGONER—FPrank M. of 2019 Southeastern Ave, entered into rest Monday evening. Age 52 yrs. Brother of Mrs. Alethea Majors, Mrs, Florence M. Cline, Mrs. Alma Huffman, Mrs. N. Kathryn 8loan, Yea Betty A. Tripn, Edward H., ma W. and Robert R. Wageoner. Fvises Thursday 10 am. at HARRY OORE PEACE CHAPEL, 2050 ¥ Mirhizan St. Friends are welcome. THE killing action of invisible Roach Pilmz, lasts months, kills roaches and water-bugs. Haag's.

3 Card of Thanks

MERCER-—The family of CHARLES W. MERCER, wishes to acknowledge with deep appreciation the kindness, sympathy and beautiful floral tributes extended by our relatives, friends and nel A bors in our time of bereavement, espetially wish to thank Rev. Mathis, the pallbearers and Stirling Funersl Home for their kind services. THE FAMILY,

ZORE—With appreciation we with to convey our thanks our kind friends and neighbors for their thoughtful personal services, warm svmpathy, lovely floral tributes and spiritual bojiquets received at the passing of our "beloved son and hrather THOMAS FRANCIS ZORE We wish especielly to thank the Rev. Fathers and cond Risters, the nupils of Holy Trinity Schonl and doctors and nurses at General Hosnital, special nurses and the S[tevens “Chanel of the Flowers” for the incomparable service, THE FAMILY.

8 Funeral Directors EA

Parley

sincere .

eral Howe, 1604

AT-2388

orris Belley Heating Co.

CINDERS, cr. stone, srading, dirt. drvwys. excavated

CONTRACTING

GARAGES CUSTOM BUILT—ANY SIZE

Pirst class materials and workman. ship. Free estimates by men exper-

tel

RUCKLE 2021. Pleasant rm. nr, DRIVEWAYS _ bath, gd. trans, WA-3550. SPECIALISTS TALBOT, 2168 N.—Lg. front, 3 winSCHAFER _ dows, good trans. Gent. TA-1607. 121 E. NED, . ref. CONSFRTCTION eves, aft, 7, all_day "Bat and 8 un, : 120 E. 30TH. Nice clean room close BL-9708 “to bath. Prefer lady. TA-1263. NT WODK All KINDS GA 3472 INTHRC 06—. . Driv, CEMENT WORK, ALL KINDS, GA-3472| WINTHROP (106=Nice Tot oabs CINDERS NORTH to tL te beds, 2 8 emp! FILL DIRT, TOP SOIL, GRAVEL |i “pope rh atte. _EXTRA FINE QUALITY, CA-5207 | bath, priv, entrance. TA-0672. RICH TOP SOIL & FILL DIRT FRONT bdrm, private bath, double REARONABLE, CAPITOL 0526, bed. const. hot water, Illinois and

Meridian bus line. LI-2886 after 6.

MATURE teacher or bus. woman., comf. cin. rm, next Bath. TA-9707.

3100 N. Private home, suto, heat, Ize _ Closet. HI-3855.

ROOMS FOR RE SRENT (COL)

23 East

DeQUINCY, 607. Nice rm., kit. privi. Priv, home, Close to RCA, HY-0161.

{need the garage constr! the outstanding garage value of Ind.

NO DOWN PAYMENT

First small monthly payment due in Novembe

A PHONE ons WILL SAVE YOU MONEY NOW

SPIVEY BROS. CO.

DISPLAY, 861 E. TROY AVE.

ID-3224, open daily & Sun. GA-1942

GARAGES—SAVE—CONSTRUCTED Concrete Floor—Not_Prefab—BE-0644 “FERGUSON BROS GRAVEL CO. op TE Pit run gravel, Bulldozing nek Crane Service 000 W. IM-RA2)

aT XRT VAYS, YARDS Cr, Stone, Top Soil, Sand Gravel FREE EST. BL-3706

CRUSHED ROCK

STON or, white stone, $23. 6-Ton cr. rock. $16. Dirt. BE-5680. FR-4058,

ELECTRICAL

CLINE ELECTRIC COMPANY New & old work. Licensed, bonded. Pree Setimate. ._MA-2808. RIC, wiring and service Frieje A A & Electric Co (ne. BE-5812. BE-2992. Lic. & bond ded

FENCING

Fencing — Lowest Prices All types for iawn and factory materials or complete erection Eno Fence Nt, BR- 4003 E. $16 PER 100 FEET CEDAR POSTS, 65¢ LA IER FENCE CO.

SQUARE RE 1701 E. 38th FURNACES

Furnace Repairs & Conversions

OIL-COAL & GAR REPLACEMENTS E-Z TERMS-—-NO DN. PAYME

ID- 0459

GRINSTEINER'S 1601 B. New York MA-5374 0. H. HERRMANN 1508 8 East At _MA-8480 HISEY & TITUS 951 _N. Delxware St. Li JORDAN FUNERAL HOME

Promps 4mbula ce Sarvice

“epaliring,

EE res B FURNACES installed, cleaned, rep'd. all kinds. WA-7747 after 4 p.m.

all makes. R-4674.

GUTTERING TINNING Gutters, downspouts. oot pif P8In _Pi-2028—EVES.. WA-3 ~ To Rent that Room. ar or House Use TIMES Want Ads,

HARDWOOD FLOORS

“HARDWOOD FLOORS

Sours Dally Laid. Old floors made like new: 4304 Hels ome" Pers. atin. given every job, BR-8525, ROBERT W. STIRLING HAULING LIGHT bauling. bie. Eves. 1422 Prospect MA-6079 | “gt, Sun, White. - CA-0084. . 9 Special Notices . TIMES SEWING MACHINES SARN « new electric sewing a. Want Ads a4 Dome. "Call ‘AT-308. "PT For Results

TA-2434 |

EAST MICH. bus at door. Extra nice suitable 1 or 2. Priv, ent. next bath. FR-9096. IRVINGTON. Large, mod., clean, $¥in beds, Genfs. Gd. trans. wo TUXEDO, 1330 N., ne. for 2. Pref. men. Bus Ya bik MA-1904,

CGE. RM. dowh, next bath. Kitch. priv. No he 2 girls.

MA-4789. 24 South

MORRIS, 526 E.; light comfortable room. Prefer ‘gent leman. IM-1479,

OLIVE, p30. Clean & const. hot wtr,, hr , innspr. mattress. IM-1024.

next bath,

en. 5, Mer. bus. GA- 3058.

25 West

NEW YORK, T12 W. Furnished room, _ Gentleman, (Colored), LI-1178. TREMONT, 30 N.; nice r closet. Gent only. Gd. tra NICE sleeping rm. for Near Chevrolet, MA-67!

NICE rm., gd. twin beds, ow home, R-6460.

2 gents, 28 Rooms With Board

PRACTICAL nurse and mother's care. Children any age. Good food, TV, Ige., safe yard for playing, jrean alr.

oJ entieman.

| Cail before 5 p. m.,, CH-444 GOOD home ig irl 6- 3 Near Lasdp. 27. 1638 N ew Jersey, TA-

AGED and chronic patients; newly aqtinhed OU pursing home; licensed by state. WI Y QUIET H( 2a for elderly, ios, meals, _near transportation, A D care for small child. Room or parent. North, HI-21 WiL male patients, WI-0268 ROOM and board for “Working girl, References, FR-537

(Child Core)

care for children:

WILL care. 2420 N. New Jersey

CHILD CARE in my home by day. 2153 N. Temple. 22ND, 313 E., child care, my home days. ages 3-7. HI-6520.

CARE for children days, yd.vicinity 32nd Harding, School 41. TA-899%4.

NORTH. Child care. fenced yard. TV Near school. HI-7324.

mother's

| AOSAHARAPARTRENTS

. EXCHANGE hse.

—|1odx.

care for 2 aged i re y

ToT May, 69 years, of 218 P N, 2057. 2 Rms. Jun E. Wyoming St. mother of Mrs. AUTO INSURANCE FAIRGROLY] 8 _Hatel_Bos Ins daily | "Pry. ent. bath. Util furn: $15 wk. pal Lumader and Richard oh Lins 2. REVOKED | AUTO - N. MERIDIA N, 171—Eff, for 1 perAr owning, Gittord = Gerhardt, Mrs. py erert 22 North TA-3810 hg "i 3 Call butors 4.9 m, 80 step-c ren, grandchild,’ ° 9" step-grandchilaren.| DRIVERS Lic, INSURANCE BROADWAY 3017. Nice rm. nr. bath. MERIDIAN. tients. BR-e mM call at the JORDAN FUNERAL SR-22 FILINGS Hal eals opin. WA-11 STAM, $30 F—3 Nicely f HOME, 2428 E. 10th st. atter 7 RELIABLE 1122 E. WASH. | CENTRAL rel bath. adults. Only $11 week. | m. Wednesday. Funeral Friday, __bath, Business man prefered. | im YORK, 610 E,, 3 1 t Sept. 12, 10:30 a. m. Friends invited. |MA-9421 NIGHTS HI-4907 | COLLEGE, 2546—37; nice clean room 0 a. ry his

Refrigerator. Employed a PARK, 1964; 2-3 rms. nicely Frig. Man, wife only, Emp. days.

RUCKLE, 2019. 3-Room furnished _ apt, No children. Call after 4 p. m.

WIDOW will share home with rell, able people, or sleeping TAT $713.

share y Kitchen. No drinkin N.E. Lge. all-mod. hse. trailer. Wk, 2565.

Sum.

couple. After 5 p. m,, BRNEW JERSEY, 1908 N.—2 Rms., pri. bath, ent, 1 rm. share bath, Emp. adults. 2 RMS. kitchenette, priv. bath;

_ kitchenette, priv. bath. Ari06 EAST—4-rm. mod. apt., furn., 1st fl, wl. transp., emp. cple. IR-1203 5 RMS., bath; '3 dble. No drink. "i Tai | Sebosi age. 626 N. Exeter. 21 ANNEX, 115 E. One lge. rm., gas range, sink. Adults only. 1:BEDRM. apt. also effic., cple—32 girls, adults. Arent. 1112 Central. NE. Priv, 3-rm, SFurn. apt, Working couple. After p. m,. BR-3565.

T. A. Veraores Properties

O VACANCIES 850 N. PENNSYLVANIA Rentals, Real Estate $s, Ins. Wm. Beck Aeney, ay 53

LI-5555

35 Apts., Houses Unfurn, ALL UTILITIES—$25

Basement apt. Liv. room, bedroom, kitchenette and bath, Light custodian duties required in addition to payment of rent, Man and wife only, Address Box A-580 c-o Times. CHRISTIAN Pl, 823-235 E. oth, 3 3-rm. apts. $12.00 wk. Ail util. 1002 CORNELL. 3 Rms., all util. furn. Adults, $48. Bee it. Call LI-4401. Keller Realty, Inec.,

APT. RENTALS

N. MERIDIAN & N. Di w W™IDSOR VILLAGE & *¥PLs

VILLAGE MANAGEMENT 20. 2264 N. Meridian ~8066 1-2-3 AND 4-Rm. apts.; available miurn, and unfurn. $20 to $70 per

"EMIL C. RASSMAN, INC. 220 MASS. AVE PL-1569 N._ TIBBS, 2000. 3-rm_ fur. apt. Empl. couple. No children.

5-RM. modern, V2 double, newly dec, orated. Adults, Consider 1 or children. 1030 W. 33rd.

2 LGE. rms, refrig., stove, utilities, pri. ent. Prefer r girl, | CA-5851,

nr. Fountain lo or 1 in country or sub. FR-0285.

GENDY No Mg 22 W. Vermon -2439

37 Business Miscellaneous

LOCATE IN FILM ay 3 RMS. AVAILABLE Corner room, 400 N. Minot: S200 month on lease to Jan, 1, 1955. Illivols; $125 per month to

4 $125 per month to an, ; Mr, Burtt, MA-8581 or WA-7493

HALL-HOTTEL CO., INC,

SW. SOR. A ALA. & NORTH

.. 1955, wi" N. Illinois; 1, 195

Approx. gq, ft; 23 large housés, bath’ th xcellent locai call Ae business. See : ALTY CO., 128 N. D

1205 $. MERIDIAN

i ited nel Ee ul sul ne orho us 517s. CRUSE REALTY CO. WARE 2 space, Ft. Wayne Ave. PL-2451,

38 Desk & Office Space 128 N. DELAWARE

Office space Available | an 4 Single or flouble ros room, Heate 0. 4aeh " CRUSE | REALTY CO. M

for

MA-6411 sq. ft. 945

MA-8411

a MITTIN $l SYNVIONT i

S CONVENIENT LOCATIONS

139 E. MARKE MA-2374

120 E 49TH HU-1331

5106 E 1010 BL-2438

WEST. Best of care fof child in my soy. Mao ldx1s in business sec-| Home Seller ome, Near Allison’ 5531 . COVING oAra. Tar oF WE Hot ToeiTs| Dopn? ATER SEs D0 MO and TV, IR-3608. Madison Ave. (rA-5138. 1 WANTED Playmate 7 z son, days. Fenced raze. vt Ash,” ‘140 Resorts & C J ACK (. ILD CARE in Christian home. By day or Sl veek. BE-8563. MONON Diviston Rt mod- ; o. days, $10 wk. wr end : SE days, m t L 1 vd. Mar. C.A. A Want Ads | care children my . ig WiLL e a or mall ch Cnr.” For Resuits iw