Sun Sun C.5. .7.43 ..5:41 Jan. since 1 CONDITIONS Moon Moon Jan. This 1. rises.
Special ..9:29 .6:31 YESTERDAY Report a.m. p.m. Vital bia tel Club, 8 p.m. Day Colum- Ho- Weather Data Weather Bureau (Airport Data) Precipitation ending 7:30 .00 Total amount 1947... 12.46 Accumulated departure from normal since (deficiency) 1.20 -Temperatures 1 p.m.
.52 5 p.m. 62 2 6 p.m. .55 p.m. .53 3 40 4. p.m.
.55 8 p.m. .52 -For the Same Date Last Yearp.m.. .65 8 p.m. .62 Max. .69 Min.
1 .41 Weather at- 7:30 p.m. Low High Amarillo, Tex. Cloudy 61 83 Atlanta, Ga. Clear 61 81 Bismarck. N.D, Cloudy 35 54 Boston.
Mass. Rain 47 55 Brownsville. Tex. Cloudy 91 Buffalo. N.Y, Cloudy 58 Charleston.
8.C. PtCidy 64 89 Chicago Ill. 41 55 Cincinnati, 0. PtCidy 43 51 Cleveland. Cloudy 42 50 Denver, Col.
PtCidy 54 83 Duluth. Minn. 34 52 El Paso, Tex. Clear 63 98 Evansville, Ind. 46 66 Fort Wayne Ind.
43 56 Fort Worth, Tex. Clear 67 91 Havre. Mont. Cloudy 50 56 Indianapolis, Ind. Cloudy 40 62 Kansas City, Mo.
46 69 Los Angeles, Cal, Clear 58 79 Louisville, Ky. PtCidy 47 67 Memphis. Tenn. 61 75 Miami, Fla. Clear 63 83 Minneapolis, Minn.
45 56 Moline. Ill. PtCldy 42 56 New Orleans, La. PtCldy 66 88 New York. 50 56 Oklahoma City, Okla.
62 82 Omana. Neb. Cloudy 41 54 Phoenix. Ariz. 68 108 Pittsburgh Pa.
Rain 44 48 Portland. Ore. 46 81 Rapid City. S.D, 43 70 St. Louis, Mo.
Rain 46 67 Salt Lake City. Utah. PtCldy 54 88 San Antonio. Tex. 62 98 San Francisco.
Cal. 70 Sault Ste. Marie. Cloudy 49 South Bend. Ind.
49 Spokane, Wash. Clear 45 79 Tampa, Fla. Clear 63 85 Terre Haute. Ind. 41 62 Washington, D.C.
Clear 55 61 News Of The Courts SUPREME COURT for mandate. APPELLATE COURT 28218. Effe vs. State, Marion Cr.C. Appellant is granted time including June 11, 1947.
28292. State ex rel Rucher vs. Bain. Judge. Original action.
Respondent's response. A 28294. Appellant's on Hay briefs, vs. with State, proof Monroe of service. C.C.
28309 State Minczewski v8. Peak. Original action." Relator's petition 17612. Chesapeake Ohio Railway Co. vs.
Boston. Delaware C.C. Appellee's petition for time, with consent. 17614. Kostas VS.
Zarocostas et al. Marion S.C. Appellees are granted time including July 11, 1947. 17603. Huffman vs.
Huffman. Dearborn C.C. Appellant's briefs, with proof of service. 17610. The Bible Institute Colportage Association et al vs.
St. Joseph Bank Truat Co. administrator et al. St. Joseph P.C.
Appellant's reply briefs, with proof of service. 17600. Nichols vs. Bogda Motors Inc. Marion C.C.
Appellant's petition for time, with consent. 17596. Curtis vs. Odon Madison Township Telephone Co. et al.
Pike C.C. Appeal is dismissed under Rule 2-15. 17526. Lavengood vs. Lavengood et al.
Huntington C.C. Appellee's briefs on transfer, with proof of service. 17638. Stinson vs. Stinson.
Hamilton C.C. Record. Assignment or errors. No- tices submitted under Rule 2-14. SUITS FILED IN COUNTY COURTS SUPERIOR COURT -Room 1-- 55156.
Eff Mae Burdine vs. Audie Burdine. Divorce. 55161. Margaret F.
Tinsley vs. Rich55166. Ollie Mae Wagner Vs. Robert ard. Tinsley.
Divorce. B. Wagner. Divorce. 55171.
Frances Carlin Walters vs. Robert E. Walters, Divorce. 55176. Harold Lloyd vs.
Madeline M. Lloyd. Divorce. -Room 2-- 55162. Sadie L.
Davis V8. Harvey Davis. Divorce. 55167. Harriette Sexton vs.
Andrew J. Sexton. Divorce. 55172. Annie L.
Tinsley vs. Dorr E. Tinsley, Divorce. 55177. Jacqueline Martin vs.
Adhemar G. Martin. Divorce. -Room 3- 55153. Lulu K.
Aaron Vs. George Aaron. Divorce. 55158. Mae Schriber vs.
Robert Schriber. Divorce. 55163. Charles W. Goliah V9.
Betty L. Goliah. Divorce. 35168. Charles P.
Rosetto Vs. Bethel Rosetto. Divorce. 55173. Lera L.
Yarbrough Vs. Robert Yarbrough, Divorce. -Room 55154. Lawrence W. Davey vs.
Viola Davey, Divorce. 55164. Earl R. Jacks vs. Muriel V.
Jacks. Divorce. 55159. Frank J. Lewis VS.
Maude Lewis. Divorce. 55174. Virginia Chapman V8. Frank Chapman.
Divorce. -Room 5-- 55160. Joyce E. Glaspie Vs. Melvin D.
55165. Myrtle E. Johnson vs. John M. Glaspie.
Divorce. Johnson. Divorce. 55175. Mildred Lorene Barnette vs.
Paul Donald Barnette. Divorce. Vital Statistics BIRTHS, BOYS Essie Reed, 2526 Ethel Street. Charles, Edith Lahey. St.
Vincent's. King. Paul, Olean Yarber, St. Vincent's. Max, Mary Lawson, Methodist.
Earl. Agnes. Jarrett, Methodist. Wallace, Harriett Scott Methodist. Alexander, Mary Quillen, Methodist.
Keith. Evabelle Kunkel, Methodist. Lester, Agnes Johnson, Methodist. Bobbie, Patricia Hinson, Methodist. BIRTHS, GIRLS Donald, Pearl Steinhilber, Methodist.
Warren, Mildred Hendryx, Methodist. Robert, Rosemary Heidt, Methodist. Kenneth, Wilma Dawson, Methodist. Methodist. Albert.
Charles, Martha Carolyn Rosenbrock, Methodist. McColloum. Bateman, Lura Hendershot. St. Vincent's.
Esthell, Madonna Pettit, Methodist. Harry, Harriet Clark, St. Vincent's. Homer, Nona Miller, St. Vincent's.
LaVerm, Mary Parker. St. Vincent's. St. VinWilliam, Helen Anderson cent's.
Jack. James. Betty Edith- Circle. Bolden. St.
Vincent's. St. Vincent's. Charles, Betty Claunch, St. Vincent's.
MARRIAGE LICENSES Albert Lookebill, 1024 Olive Street: James Gladys Lenora McGraw, 1157 Laurel. James D. Branam, 1036 South LaClede 20. Street: Grace N. Montgomery, R.R.
James P. White. 903 Paca Street; Elva Smith, 150 West 29th. Valerie Jacob Kohl. 2114 Carrollton; Thomas, English Hotel.
Solomon A. Hardin, 2401 South 10th. McClure; Ella Jean Taylor, 4728 West Shattuck, 1102 Hoyt Avenue; Homer Lucy Mae Baysinger, Brazil. Robert E. Jackson, 2620 East 12th: Meridian.
Margaret J. Jones, 3335 North 537 Chase Street; Norma J. Schultz, 548 Chase James Edward Anderson. Street. Robert Padgett.
2206 North 2455 New Jersey; Dorothy Ellen Bottorff. Broadway. Salvatore Joseph Cherry, Fort 1148 West Benjamin 30th. Walter C. Gibbs, 21 North Randolph: Harrison; Doris Allison.
John Alma Zasucha. Margaret Albion, Gill. Mary Susan 846 Broadway. Preston Earl Lewis, Bloomington; DeGossett. Humloch, Ind.
lores Daily, Bridgeport. Ind. Joseph William Jones, 2011 Ralston Street. Avenue: Hazel Dunlop, 2039 Tipton Albert A. Crabtree, 1229 Oliver Avenue; Violet Mae McIntyre, 416.
East 10th. Rufus Ward. 1823 Boulevard Place: Margaret Bailey. 1823 Boulevard Place. Adrian Paul McCown.
Bridgeport. Mary Jane Webb, Bridgeport, Ind. BURIAL PERMITS Emily Pedigo, 71. 373 North Holmes Avenue, coronary thrombosis. Thomas Hadley, 76.
410 North Marguerite Meridian, cerebral hemorrhage. Robert Seright. 67, City Hospital, arterioFrank A. Beyer. 80.
520 East Vermont sclerotic heart. 75 YEARS AGO TODAY INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL May 6, 1872 MATTERS ABOUT TOWN the pork packer, is still Kingan, slaughtering about 400 hogs daily. Possibly the Nicoison be pavement exCn tended Delaware this season to 7th Street. Street may The Social Turnverein will dedicate their new hall this the evening. afternoon, and have a dance in The jury fees In the Superior Court last week amounted to 3132.50.
L. S. Aures Co. At Home Years in Ind tor 78 Funeral Announcements HIlL. nine.
Mrs. tario, Tolin Powell Friends day PLUMB Coatesville. brother Indianapolis Anna 8. and Funeral Funeral Canada. m.
Catholic may of Funeral Death J. Harry, Wednesday, Star, Ethe George McCormick call Friends Home, passed services Church. Home. of at 9 Tuesday, husband of at 1308 may Notices passed Spokane, funeral call Time May of Hamilton. Campbell Sunday Prospect away from 6.
at of Wash. Daisy, home, later. eve- Sun- 1941 and St. the St. the of Manner Buchanan: Services BASSETT, Walter M.
HEDDEN, Mary Elizabeth HUBBELL, Master Peter L. LANDGRAF, Ferd B. SHEPPARD, Gordon B. STREIGHTOFF. Mrs.
Jennie D. THOMPSON, Mrs. Olive complete notices for time and date of funeral FLANNER BucHanAn Mortuary 25 WEST FALL CREEK BLVO. TA. 3377 Death Notices Indianapolis Star, Tuesday, May 6.
1947 BASSET 3510 of E. Fall Creek beloved husband Elizabeth and father of Mrs. E. W. Keirstead, Walter D.
(Bud) Bassett. passed away Sunday night. Services Flanner Buchanan Mortuary Wednesday, 1:30 Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. BEAL-William 66, brother of May Beal, Indianapolis, Charles and William Beal, Akron, Ohio, passed away Monday at residence, 3055 W.
Michigan St. Services Thursday, 3. p.m. at Conkle Funeral Home, 1934 W. Michigan St.
Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at funeral home. BIRCK-Mary, 2445 Pierson mother of Mrs. Jeanett Dwyer, Oscar and Hal Birck.
sister of Mrs. Caroline died Saturday at her Funeral Wednesday, 9:30, at the Kirby Mortuary, Meridian at 19th Street: 10 a.m.. SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral. Interment St.
Joseph Cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary. BIRSFIELD -Jules age 78, of 3526 Northwestern beloved husband of Dora A. Birsfield, father of Belmont J. and Richard W.
Birsfield, grandfather of Joyce, Beverly and William Birsfield, passed away Monday a.m. Funeral Wednesday, 1:30 p.m., from Shirley Bros. Central Chapel, 946 N. Illinois St. Cremation Washington Park.
Friends may call at the chapel after 10 a.m., Tuesday. BOY DEN- -Leslie beloved husband of Faye E. Boyden, father of Mrs. Frances M. Dunn, Mrs.
Margaret M. Purcell and Mrs. Lorraine E. Hoefgen, son of Mrs. Mary J.
Boyden and brother of Charles V. Boyden, passed away at the residence, 4061 E. 34th Sunday morning, May 4. Funeral services will be held at the Wald Funeral Home, Illinois at 17th Wednesday afternoon, May 7. at o'clock.
Interment Washington Park Cemetery, Friends are welcome. Friends may call at the funeral home. BUTSCH-Eddie, son of the late John and Louisa Butsch, brother of Mrs. Annabel Kennington and Mrs. Linnie Dill, passed away Saturday a.m.
Friends may call at the Tolin Funeral Home, 1308 Prospect. Services Tuesday, 2 p.m., from the funeral home. Burial Crown Hill. Friends invited. BUTTERFIELD-Martna Jane, beloved wife of Amos Butterfield, mother of Lorain, Albert, Francis, Leslie and Joseph Butterfield, passed away Sunday.
Services Wednesday, 2 p.m., at the Beanblossom Mortuary, 1321 W. Ray St. Bug ial Ebenezer Cemetery. CARSON- Julius age 63, of 807 N. Pennsylvania husband of Nellie L.
Carson, father of Mrs. John M. Jones, Mrs. Aaron F. Parker, Lee and Fred MeMichen, passed away Sunday afternoon.
Funeral Tuesday, 3 p.m., from Shirley Central Chapel, 946 N. Illinois St. Burial Anderson Cemetery, Friends may call at the chapel. CLAFFEY Jacqualine Helen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Claffey, sister Byron Edward Moomau, passed away Monday. a.m. Friends may call at the Tolin Funeral Home, 1308 Prospect after Tuesday. Services Wednesday, 2 p.m. Interment Mt.
Pleasant Cemetery. CLAY--Mary 90 years, widow of J. C. Clay, mother of Charles and and Mrs. Edna Owen of North Salem, sister of Harry Ballard of Indianapolis, passed away Monday.
Services Wednesday, 3 p.m. (Daylight Saving Time), at the Cox Funeral Home, North Salem. Friends may call at funeral home. DAGGETT -Barbara age 83 years, passed away Sunday. Funeral Wednesday, May 7, 8:30 a.m., at the George W.
Usher Mortuary, 2313 W. 9 a.m., St. Anthony's Church. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call at mortuary after 2 p.m.
Tuesday. ELLIS Martha, beloved mother of Lester Steinbarger, Mrs. Furman Groves, Thomas Steinbarger, Chester Freeman, Forest Freeman, Vinnie Ellis, Mrs. Blanche, Funeral Cordray, passed away Sunday p.m. Wednesday, 2 p.m., Old Union Church.
Burial Old Union. Friends may call at Mutz Funeral Home, Edinburg. Ind. FOLEY -Mary age 47. 965 Eugene passed away Sunday, sister of Mrs.
Pearl Kirk. Grover Edwin John R. and Douglas T. Brown. Services at the J.
C. Wilson "Chapel of the 1234 Prospect Tuesday, 1:30 p.m. Friends invited. Burial Memorial Park. Friends may call at the "Chapel of the Chimes." GREEN- age 93, father of Clyde Ben Earl D.
Green, Mrs. Pearl Stepp, Mrs. Bessie Richter, Mra. Lila Duncan, Mrs. Loyce Dunn.
passed away Monday at residence, 450 Arthur Ave. Service Wednesday, 10 a.m., Conkle Funeral Home, 1934 W. Michigan St. Friends invited. Burial Floral Park.
Friends may call at funeral home. HEDDEN-Mrs. Mary Elizabeth, 3015 N. mother of Mrs. Minta Scantland, Worthington, H.
W. Ames, Pasadena, Mrs. H. E. McKeen, Indianapolis; Hobart Hedden.
Worthington, Frank (Pop) Hedden. Anderson, Edgar Hedden, Miami, Florida: sister of Mrs. Ella C. Tate, Bloomington, passed away Monday p.m. Services Wed.
2 p.m. standard time. Myers (Worthington Funeral Home, Worthington, Ind. papers please copy.) -Peter son of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard M. Hubbell, brother of Sally Jo and Richard M. grandson of Mr. and Mrs. J.
G. Hubbell, of Evanston. Ill. Services at the Church of the Advent Tuesday, 10 a.m. Friends Invited.
(Please omit son of Mr. and Mra. Marvin Keltner, brother of Mrs. Christine Scaggs. Iris and Bonita of Mooresville, Mrs.
Imogine Maners of Indiana polis, and Murray Keltner of Pittsboro, passed away May 5. Funeral Wednesday, 2 p.m., Calvary Methodist Church at Mooresville. Burial Mooresville Cemetery. -Fred husband of Mrs. Stella father of Mayburn passed away Saturday p.m.
Services Flanner Buchanan Mortuary, Tuesday, 10 a.m. Friends invited. Interment Union Chapel. Friends may call at mortuary. -Clarence entered into rest Sunday morning, age 59 years, husband of Cleo E.
Lawhorn, brother of Chester A. Lawhorn, uncle of Jimmy Price Lawhorn, Halbert, James and Robert Price. Services Wednesday, 3 p.m.. at the residence. 1011 N.
Rural St. Friends are welcome. Burial Memorial Park. Moore NEWLIN-M. age 55, husband of Helen father of Dale.
Donald. Wayne, Ivan, Robert, Wendall, Mary Helen Fredrich, Joan and Patsy Newlin. passed away at his home south of Plainfield. Sunday p.m., May 4. Services Wednesday, 3 p.m., May at Plainfield Friends Church.
Burial Sugar Grove. Friends may call at the Newlin home anytime. Rushton and Hampton. Pioneer Texas Woman, 105, Dies San Antonio. May 5 (AP)Mrs.
Sarah Elizabeth Eager, the first girl born of Anglo-American in San Antonio and who celebrated her 105th birthday anniversary in February, died today. Mrs. Eager, older than the State of Texas, was the daughter of Wilson Riddle, who was captured by Mexicans and was imprisoned in Perote in 1843 with Samuel Maverick and others. Mrs. Eager and her mother escaped capture by fleeing to Gonzales, Tex.
She married Robert Eager 80 years ago. He died in 1893. Among her recollections was of sitting next to Robert E. Lee a dinner party and hearing him give the toast: "If my state secedes I will go with her." Pilot's Fears Prove Groundless Hartford, May 5 (UP)A United Airlines plane, with seven passengers and a crew of three aboard, landed here tonight after the pilot circled Brainard Field for 48 minutes under the impression that his landing gear was jammed. A faulty instrument panel showed trouble, but after a safe landing it was revealed that the gear had been down all the time and the plane at no time was 1 in danger.
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WINDOWS down. insulation STAR, 17 TUESDAY, Loans MAY 6, 1947 17 Loans PAGE 27 WEATHER Indianapolis Today Alpha Delta Tau, luncheon, Washington, noon. Women's Rotary Club, luncheon, Hotel Washington, noon. Forty-niners Club, luncheon, Hotel Washington, noon. Omega Nu Tau, meeting, Hotel Washington, 8 p.m.
Rotary, Club, luncheon, Claypool Hotel, noon. Indiana Tuberculosis Association, luncheon, Hotel Lincoln, noon. Lutheran Service Club, luncheon, Hotel Lincoln, noon. United Christian Missionary Society, meeting, Hotel Lincoln, 7:30 p.m. Co-operative Club, Fire Runs, May 5 5:18 a.m., 60 West 13th Street: onestory frame dwelling occupied by Triangle Diner; cause, hot grease in Aue; damage, $3.
7:34 a.m., 2510 Gladstone Street: twostory. frame dwelling occupied by G. Dailey: cause, sparks, on roof: no loss. 10:29 a.m., East 10th Street; trash fire in alley: no loss. 11:44 automobile a.m., owned 1115 North Illinois Street; by C.
Boone: cause, overheated transmission: no loss. 12:23 p.m., 3300 Keystone Avenue; grass fire. 6:16 p.m., 302 Blake Street, two-story brick residence Richard Hamilton, cause unknown, loss unestimated. Stolen Cars, May 5 Plymouth sedan. 1941: license 35-569: owned by Julia B.
Hewitt, 3304 North Meridian Street. Chrysler sedan, 1946; license 21-781 (Ill. owned by Max J. Cohen, 318 North Adams Street. Chicago.
Street, nephritis. Russell 52, Veterans', pneumonia. Eda M. Vogt. 73, 1820 East 10th Street, arteriosclerosis.
Luther Wyrick, 56, I. U. Medical Center, pneumonia. Carrie 'M. Callis.
81. 3534 Salem Street, cerebral hemorrhage. Mary Ruth Spann, 68, Methodist, cerebral hemorrhage. Two Gunmen Get $30,000 In Bank Holdup, Escape Roseburg, May 5 -Two gunmen held up the E. G.
Young Co. Bank at Oakland, today and fled with all currency and silver in the cash drawers and the vault. Bank officials said the amount was between $30,000 and $35,000. The men sped out of town northward. An alarm was broadcast within minutes and state police blocked off all roads leading from the area.
Oakland is a town of approximately 500, located 15 miles north of Roseburg. State police said the men fled in a 1940 or 1941 black Chevrolet coach or coupe. ONE WAS DESCRIBED as 35 years old, from 5 feet 6 to 8 inches in height, dark complexioned and with a slight accent. He wore a mask and scooped the money into a black leather case. The other was described as between 28 and 30 years old, 5 feet 8 to 10 inches in height, weighing 155 pounds.
He had long, curly black hair with prominent sideburns, and wore a gun belt, holster and carried a revolver. Woman Injured In Shooting Gains; 2 Others Critical Mrs. Mary Miller, 29 years old, wounded critically by her exhusband Saturday night, was reported slightly improved in City Hospital last night. Her condition, however, still was serious. Her ex-husband, Cartwright Hood, 35, 956 Lexington Avenue, who officials said shot himself below the heart after wounding Mrs.
Miller and her brother, Charles Wall, also 35, remained in critical condition. Wall's condition was listed as critical. The shooting occurred in the also, frame double house occupied by Mrs. Miller her husband, Hubert Miller, and and his family. The house is west of Ind.
37, about 10 miles southwest of Indianapolis. Sheriff's deputies said the shooting took place after Hood came to the house and told his wife, "If I can't have you, no one else will." Emperor Hirohito Pays Fourth Call On MacArthur Tokyo, May 6 (Tuesday) (P)-- Emperor Hirohito called on Gen. MacArthur at the American Embassy this morning -his fourth visit since the occupation. Japanese sources said the visit, announced by imperial household officials, was a courtesy call in connection with the recent inauguration of a new constitution which relegates the emperor to a position as a "symbol of state." Hirohito motored the brief distance from the palace to the embassy in mid-morning, accompanied by Yosh*tami Matsudaira, the chief of the imperial office, one other court official and an interpreter. Talbot Divorced By Wife Of 8 Months Los Angeles, May 5 -Stage and Screen Actor Lyle Talbot, 40 years old.
was divorced by Film Player Keven McClure, 23, today, on allegations that during their four-month marriage he struck and choked her, called her names and once forced her out of an automobile into the rain at 4 o'clock in the morning. Talbot and Miss McClure were married in Tijuana last Aug. 27 separated five months later. Ten Pet. Hike Ends Connersville Strike Connersville, May 5 (P)- A strike which began this morning at Dresser Industries' RootsConnersville Blower Co.
division here has been settled, Charlemagne Stevens, president of the United Blower Workers' Union, announced tonight. Stevens said the company had agreed to give 400 workers at the plant a 10 per cent wage increase retroactive 1 to April 3. meeting Services John's Interment Crown RIEDEI-Max age Maywood, passed away Sunday, husband Bertha father of Mrs. Maxine Smith. Services at C.
Wilson "Chapel Chimes, 1234. Prospect Tuesday, 3 p.m. Friends invited. Burial Crown HIll Friends may call at the of the Chimes. RORABACK- George, 49, 106 W.
North husband of Edith Roraback, father of Mrs. Byron Glendenning, Lebanon; Mrs. Thomas Smith of Fayette, and James Roraback of Chicago, passed away. Friends may call at Dorsey Fuperal home, 3925 E. New York after D.
111, Tuesday. Funeral 3 p.m. Wednesday at funeral home. Burial New Crown Cemetery. SHEPPARD- Gordon B.
age 48. father of Gordon B. Jr. of Navy, Robert and Richard and Carolynsue of Rushville, brother of Mrs. J.
M. Levitt of Chicago, passed away Friday, Services Flanner Buchanan Mortuary, Tuesday, p.m. Cremation will follow. -Walter age 13, of 27 Kenmore beloved father of Charles Shugert of New York City, N.Y.: Mrs. Ruth Crawford of Oak Ridge.
brother of George Shugert of Indianapolis, and grandfather of Sandra Shugert, passed away Monday, Time of arrangements later. Stirling service. SMITH beloved husband of Geneva Smith, father of Patricia Ann, Janice Marie and Sharon Dale Smith, son of John Smith, brother of Carrie Byers, Ada Smith, Alta Jones and Leonard Smith, passed away Monday. Services Thursday, p.m. at the River Ave.
Baptist Church. Burial Floral Park Cemetery. Friends may call at the Beanblossom Mortuary, 1321 W. Ray St. until time of service.
STREIGHTOFF- -Jennie Duncan Hatch, widow of the late Charles Franklin Streightoff and grandmother of Frank Doan Streightoff, passed away early Sunday morning at the home of her ter-in-law, Mrs. Frank Hatch Streightoff. Funeral at residence. 733 F. 33d Tuesday, 3 p.m.
Friends invited to service. May also call at residence between 10 and 12 Tuesday. Burial at Hempstead. N.Y. (Please omit foowers.) STRINGER-Lilly of Massachusetts Apt.
1, entered into rest Saturday evening. sister of Mrs. Myrtle Brown, Carl, Braxton B. and Grover C. Stringer.
Services Wednesday, 10 a.m.. at Peace Chapel. 2050 E. Michigan St. Friends are welcome.
Burial Lebanon Cemetery, Roachdale. Ind. Moore Mortuaries, THOMPSON-Mrs. Olive, age 73, of 2320 College, sister of Mrs. Walter H.
Hitz, Charles M. Wade, of Indianapolis, away Sunday p.m. Services Wednesday, 10 a.m. at residence. Interment Haven Cemetery, Edinburg, Ind.
Priends invited. Friends may call at Flanner Buchanan Mortuary Tuesday afternoon and evening. TILFORD-William husband of Joy Hopewell Tilford, passed away Sunday in Seymour. Services 2 o'clock p.m. Wednesday at the Voss Mortuary in Seymour.
Interment Riverview Cemetery in Sevmour. TRAMTE- Joseph, age 64, beloved father of Joseph Jr. and Adolph Tramte. passed away Sunday evening. Funeral services Wednesday, 8,30 a.m..
at restdence: 9 a.m. Holy Trinity Church. Friends may call at residence. 924 North Haugh, anytime, Burial St. Joseph Cemetery.
Stevens Mortuary in charge. TROUT- -Beryl, age 71, beloved sister of Mrs. Azzie Trout and Mrs. Mary Collins. passed away at the home of Mrs.
Trout, 410. E. Broadway, Greenwood, Monday morning. Services at the J. C.
Wilson Funeral Home in Greenwood, Wednesday, 2:30 p.m. Friends. invited. Burial Greenwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 6 p.m.
Monday. TURNER- Ora Louise, age 66, beloved wife of Frank A. Turner and mother of Fred, Linley, Leslie and Franklin Turner. Mrs. Duncan Kerr of Detroit, Mrs.
Bert Franks. Linton, Mrs. Otto Borchert of City and Mrs. Albert Baecke of South Bend: also survived by 10 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. passed away Sunday at the residence.
408 North State Street. Funeral services Tuesday, May 6, 2 p.m., at the Meyer Abdon Funeral Home, 1509 Prospect. Burial Memorial Park. Friends invited. Friends may call at the funeral home anytime.
VAN SICKIE-Clifford, age 66 years, of 113 S. 7th Beech Grove, beloved husband of Rosa, father of Mrs. Marion King, Mrs. Harold Baird and Mra. Erwin Marschke of Indianapolis, Mrs.
0. L. Starks, Frank. Jay and Joe Van Sickle of Beech Grove. brother of Fleet Van Sickle, Detroit, passed away Monday.
Service Wednesday, 2 p.m., Beech Grove Methodist Church. Burial Memorial Park. Friends may call al Little Sons Funeral Home, 1001 Main Beech Grove. (Crawfordsville papers please copy.) William 210 N. Hamilton, husband of Delphia, father of Mrs.
Edward Sargent, died Sunday at his residence. Funeral Wednesday, 8:30, at the Kirby Mortuary, Meridian at 19th 9 a.m. Holy Cross Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, Friends may call at the mortuary. WEST 3022 College wife of C.
C. (Clum) Westfall, passed away at El Paso, Saturday. For further information call the J. C. Wilson of the Chimes." 2 Cards of Thanks GERHARD We wish 10 thank our friends and racing friends and relatives and neighbors for their kindnesses and beautiful floral offerings received at the death of our beloved wife, mother and daughter, Mary Esther Gebhard.
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HU. 6595. LOST- Man's billfold in vic. 33th and Illinois Sta. Reward.
HU. 2757, LOST St. Sts. Reward. MA.
9 Personals ONLY BONDED REALTOR IN THE CITY MA. 5369-HU, 1510 PIRITY Co. MILK LEG, PHLEBITIS, Leg Ulcers VARICOSE VEINS TREATED WITHOUT THE USE OF DRUGS, ARCH SUPPORTS MADE FOR THE INDIVIDUAL CONDITION. 202 Odd Fellow Dr. M.
B. Morris MA. 5287 CIGARETTE HABIT CURE INEXPENSIVE TREATMENT. WRITE FOR BOOKLET OF FACTS Indpis. (2), The Seps-0-Vent Co.
Ind. USA, R. E. Frauer Agent Trusses for 460 E. Life-Saver Wash.
RI. Trusses. 3160. HANDMADE human hair. Curls, pageboy, switch; on sale this month, $5 up.
All colors. WA. 1309. FIT AS A FIDDLE (3) Make use of equip, in your home to keep young. We sell or rent same and instruct usage.
National Clinics WA. 4835. PERMANENTS This week's special permanents only $2.45. Guaranteed cold waves. $4.95.
Shampoo set. 75c to $1. Hair dyeing, May special. $2.95. Manicure 50c.
No appointment needed. Open daily 8:30 a. m. to 10 p. m.
Royal, 401 Roosevelt Bldg. RI. 0481. IS YOUR SHIPPING too expensive? 11 so US. We'll build crates or boxes, any size, pack, crate, ship.
Reas. ABC SYSTEM CH. 3700 RHEUMATISM, NEURITIS, or LUMBAGO PAINS quickly with WINTERN TABLETS. Absolute money-back guarantee. Ask your druggist or write direct KEENE DRUG 202 N.
Delaware St BOB FARMER SON New loc. Beauty Salon, Street Ar. K. of P. Bldg.
220 Mass. Ave. RI. 1146. FUR RESTYLING Indiana Fur 114 E.
Wash. FOR FUNERAL FLOWERS CALL CLAYPOOL, 10 FLOWER L.1. SHOP 0617. WILL, not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself on or after April 29, 1947. John Kranser, 1337 W.
Ray Indianapolis, Ind. DR. H. L. SUNDERLAND, D.
0. Rectal Specialist. Injection Method. 130 E. Room 1 519.
Indpls. Ll. 6064 MORE PEP. Relieve symptoms of constipation and dizziness with "MISSION LIVER PILLS." 19c at Hook's Dependable Drugstores. and Finger Wave.
SHAMPOO Prompt Service. INDIANA BEAUTY COLLEGE 108 E. Wash. RI. 5912 1 WILL NOT be responsible for debts or after April 29, 1947.
-Lewis contracted by anyone but myself, on 421 W. 31st St. Betty Coverdill formerly with Shop, Vogue Odd Fellow now at 38 N. Suite 318. Hrs.
9-6; open evs. by apt. MA. 1155 H. H.
THOMPSON Priv. Detective IR, 2612 Licensed and Bonded in Indiana. PROTESTANT family would like to adopt child under 3 yrs. Address Box 1501. Star.
JO HUMES Beauty exper. Shop, operators. 2226 College; A-1 work. Call now for appt. HI.
0702. MRS. MARION F. GALLUP, lecturer family counselor. Office 905 Inland Bldg.
MA. 3321. All service by appt. only. Gregory.
Private Detective Licensed, Bonded. Confidential. Free consultation. MA. 0483.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS may be reached through P.O, Box 1474, or by telephone. FR. 2743. with a tear gas Stop Holdups ing device. Dependable and reliable.
BR. 3011. FAMILY counselor hand writing analysin. Mra. Lilyan Redmond.
LI. 5961. Alterations, Lynhurat, Gertrude BE. 2777-R. Free, Fur Work For WEDDING INVITATIONS see RICHARDS THE PRINTER.
127 E. N. Y. 10 Cabinet Baths steam, vapor, BATHS sage, scientific. Gladys Higdon, 1428 N.
Apt. 201: 3 8 A. m. -11 p. m.
Open 1666. sulphur for rheumaVITA LIFE lumbago, nerves. Hrs. 9-8. RI.
2015. 14 W. Ohio, Rm. 203. VAPOR BATHS AND MASSAGE.
a.m. to 8 p.m. daily, Sun. by appt. 727 E.
22d St. WA. 9485. Caroline Salon Open 10 baths, massage. 1961 Caroline.
Miss Davis. CH. HEALTH service, vapor baths and massage. 2631 N. Capitol.
TA. 9374. 13 Transportation 1 or 2 passengers, IR. 3352. 14 Special Notices BETTY TALBOTT.
719 Maxwell can have A lady's plain dress cleaned and pressed free of charge if she will call Darko Sons, Cleaners. GA. 2401. "Youth for Christ" Each 7:30 P.M. Roberta Park Church, Del.
and Vermont. DRIVING to West Coast, Wed. night or Thurs, morning. Take 3 or 4. LI.
2481. W. C. Tierce. Business, RENT A NEW CAR ure.
Vacation, LI. 1122. BONNELL Drive Yourself Co. WOULD like to contact couple desiring trans. to St.
Petersburg, Fla, June 9th. driving. Ref. WA. 9184.
DRIVING Buick to New York City. win share ride with or 2. Leaving Wed. or Thurs. See Joe Pruitt.
919 8. Ill. CALIF. May 24 via Carlsbad Cave. Want 15 Business Services ACCOUNTING COMPLETE accounting service, including preparations of state and Federal terly and annual tax returns.
Day, week or month. K. C. France 5491 AUDITORS, payroll tax accountants. Baker Hollowell 521 K.P.
BI. LI. 4824. AUTO RADIATOR AOTO RADIATOR TROUBLEST Let the shop in the Middle West (est. 1913) cure them.
Acme Radiator 623 N. 111. BAsem*nT WATERPROOFING WATERPROOF WITH -SEAL The perfect permanent waterproofing material for basem*nts and all masonry surfaces. Permanent washable colors. Free estimates.
-Written guarantee. HARRY C. SMITH MA. 6182 BEAUTY TRAINING THIS AD WORTH $25 ON BEAUTY TRAINING APPROVED FOR G.I. TRAINING terms.
Complete course only $125. Reg. $200 value: 8th grade education needed. Shop owners demand our graduates. DAY and NIGHT SCHOOL Use this ad for down payment, to be used NOW or later.
Your lifetime opportunity, ROYAL BEAUTY ACADEMY 401 Roosevelt Cor. Ill. and Wash. BRICK WORK Brick, Block and Cement Repairs Fireplaces, porches, pointing and rebuilding, repairing, cement porch ateps and walks, leaky fireplaces, chimneyk. Basem*nts service guaranteed, terproofed.
Prom pt BL. 4287 Brick-Block-Cement new and repair work, storerooma, atone buildings, brick and block houses, garages, basem*nts, cement walks, steps, pointing; fireplacespaired. Work guar. chimney built and re- WA. 1687 Prompt service.
and cement work. BRICK Chimneya, sidewalks, steps, foundations, waterproofing. 180 hauling. serv. foor raising, gen, CH.
8225 BRICK POINTING, CEMENT WORK. found. chimneys, Ins. C. Taylor Sons, MA.
1232. and BRICK, BLOCK, STONE repair. Vets. CH. 4463-J.
BRICK BLOCKS. stone, cement, fire brick, fuen built, repaired; boiler setting. repair. Harry A. Horaley, CH.
6928. CARPENTER LOOK for you the need home a we do workman? it. Lt Terms it'8 MA. 2083. Estimates.
CARPENTER WORK. Gen. repair and remodeling. No job too small. BE.
5842-2. CARPENTER service; small jobs a apecialty. White, CH. 1075-W. CARPENTER and repair work.
Call ID. 0172 after 4 p.m. CARPENTER work, new or repair; also roofing work. Free est. Guar.
FR. 3038. windows, rages and gar. doors repaired. CH.
3827. Joe Church. REPAIR work. GA. 3397 MA.
STORM doors. contracting. HI. 2512. siding.
BE. garage 3919. CEMENT WORK CEMENT CONTRACTING Highest quality cement work. Driveways, porches, walks. steps.
Bonded. GA. 1632. CEMENT contractor, bonded. Specialize all type work.
Porches, steps, walks. driveways, basem*nts. Dump truck hauling of kinds. RI. 5237.
CEMENT WORK Reas. 1st-class workmanship. CH. 7895. CEMENT porches, walks and drives.
No down payment. 36 mo, to pay. Home Improvement Service. HU. 8221.
CEMENT and block work, all kinds; no job too small. RI. 6450. Cement steps, drivewys. porches, CH.
4571 CINDERS CINDERS, crushed stone, sand, gravel. crushed rock for driveways. Top, fill dirt and pit gravel. GA. 7022.
CLOCK REPAIRING CLOCK REPAIRING Quick 5648 service. CONTRACTING GENERAL CONTRACTOR G. B. AXLINE. Residential and business properties and apartments repaired.
decorated. constructed. Company bonded. Workmen insured. 325 N.
Delaware, rear (alley). LI. 3135 CRATING--SHIPPING PACKAGING. CRATING. EXPORTING.
COMPLETE SHIPPING SERVICE. Bates Sh Shipping Service. CApitol 0101. CRUSHED STONE CRUSHED rock, wash, and pit-run gravel for driveways. and All Francis, GA.
4134 GREENCASTLE WHITE CRUSHED STONE DELIVERED AND SPREAD. CH. 8119 DAYS, CH. 7825-J EVES. crushed stone and cinders.
Immediate delivery Call Barney. GA. 7059. WHITE CRUSHED LIMESTONE and crushed boulders, delivered and spread. M.
Bodensick. BL. 3002. WHITE CRUSHED STONE SPECIAL PRICE. SAND, GRAVEL, CINDERS.
CALL. FARLEY. TA. 9002. CRUSHED STONE Crushed a rock, sand, gravel, cinders.
Call Bob. GA 3472. DOOR CHIMES INSTALLED INSTALLATION OF DOOR CHIMES BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME WITH DOOR CHIMES FREE ESTIMATES. H. M.
SERVICE CO. BE. 4637-3. DRAFTING ALL TYPES engineering and architectural drawing. House plans and small buildings a specialty.
CH. 3624. DRAWING FASHION artist, window displays, poster designs. My home only. FR.
6703. DRY CLEANING DAY SERVICE on dry cleaning. Plant cleaning saves time and money. CRESCENT CLEANERS. 1246 N.
Capitol. ALL MEN'S SUITS CONTOUR PRESSED TO BETTER FITTING. GREGG SON. CLEANERS. RI.
8321. Expert Laundry and Dry Cleaning. 5301 Winthrop LUX BR. 5461 FASHION CLEANERS 1901 CENTRAL ELECTRICAL, parts REPAIRING now availWasher Service Able Free Estimate. GUARANTEED GA.
2548 ELECTRIC WIRING ALL. types wiring. plugs, switches installed. PROMPT SERVICE HI. 2653 General wiring ELECTRICIAN and repair service.
R. T. EIBLING (Licensed) GA. 6549. All kinds.
ELECTRIC WIRING IR. 9842 MOSEY-DIETZ ELECTRICIANS. LICENSED, BONDED. INDUSTRIAL, COMMERCIAL, RESIDENTIAL WIRING. SHOP, REAR 1330 OLIVE.
FR. 0501. EXCAVATING EXCAVATING of basem*nts for houses already built: cement and block work: fill dirt. TA. 0529.
EXCAVATING under nouses, hauling of all kinds. cement work, grading. sodding, cinders. TA. 8264.
EXTERMINATOR Free inspection. United Termites Termite Virginia Ave. Control. FR. 1424.
630 FENCING Lawns, farm. Furn. Erected. Fencing Free enta. terms.
ACREE FENCE SERVICE BL. 3313 Lawn and picket, 3 yrs, to FENCING pay, no down payment. CH. 4910 or BR. 5612.
FENCE Free Lawn ext. No tactory, down Lowest payment. prices. FORD FENCE, 6542 WINTHROP BR. 5441 homes.
FENCING: 7-day Lawn, service. lots and RI. 6683 FLOORS FLOORS that glisten. We guarantee smooth, lustrous finish on any floor, 20 yrs. refs.
For floor refinishing that Just a little better call GA. 0916. FLOOR SAG? WAM level floors Free with est. We replace bad joists, beams. IR.
3334. FLOOR REFINISHING "DON'T CALL US" unless you want the best in floor sanding and refinishing. GA. 8370. J.
D. Powell Co. HI. 0205. and refinished like Floors Sanded new; guaranteed estA.
satisfaction. CH. 3970-R. Exp. Free CH.
4035 Floor sanding. JOE WILLIAMS ret new floors laid. Dustless. Guaranteed. GA.
4836. HARDWOOD floors laid and finished. Eat. free. floors refinished like new.
8525 FLOOR refinishing. Wk, SANDING guarntd. and BE. 2204-2 FURNACES FURNACES pay until Oct. Cleanand Nothing New.
ing and repairing all makes. Miles. WA. 3063. NORGE oil furnaces for prompt installation.
Terms. BE, 1329. FURNACE cleaning and repair and hauling. FR. 7615.
FURNACE CLEANING FURNACES cleaned, repaired; atokers cleaned, serviced. BL. 2664, BL. 4986. EAST SIDE FURNACE 8 registers vacuum FURNACES cleaned, $5.95.
Repair C. Hines, FR. 9464. FURNACES vacuum cleaned. All makes repaired.
MA. 4961. GUTTERING GUTTERS CLEANED, REPAIRED, PAINTED Central Roofs Gutter and Repaired. Co. BR.
8780 GALVANIZED GUTTERS--SPOUTING Tinning, roofing, furnaces. free; quick service; 3 years to 5009 Bea Bea 1606 N. Rural. NEW gutters, gutters repairs. downspouts.
roofs repaired, Terms. Call Milia. MA. 2806. HAULING Light Hauling turn.
Ashes trash, FR. 3781 Clean up from attic to basem*nt. LIGHT MOVING, OR VAN moving and baggage. SPECIALIZE in furniture WA. 5739 MOVING, HAULING-FR.
2997 Local and within Indiana. Good truck, good service, by 2 white HAULING dirt truck, GA. 1451 clean up. Top soil. HAULING and basem*nt, attica clean.
clothing and furniture taken in trade. FR. 7615. GENERAL hauling and cleaning ashes from basem*nts. Do a thorough job.
Call John H. Smith. RI. 1221, GENERAL HAULING, landscaping, 7079 top soil, cinders, trash, ashes, WA. Gen.
Hauling by man. white CH. 9464 GI with new dump truck. Sand, gravel and crushed rock. BE.
0987. Gen. Hauling Reas, White. GA. 6113 VETERAN--Gen.
ashes. hauling. HI. 3651 RI. GENERAL HAULING 0527 MOVING, Light Haulting.
TA. 0927 YARD CLEANING, TRASH HAULING. FR. 0607. WHITE sand.
gravel, ROCK fill cinders, dirt. BE. 3395-2 VET. HAULING TRASH, ASHES, BAsem*nT CLEANING. WA.
5837. Truck Cleaning, etc. Moving, TA, Trash, 7762. QUICK MAN wants with hauling, any dump kind. trk.
LI. 7691 HAULING, cleaned. trash, Veterans. basem*nts TA. 7500 GENERAL, HAULING OF 8293.
ANY KIND. C. MOON. FR. CH.
8850 Trash, ashes, hauled: trunks, $2 up. boxes, HEATING RESIDENTIAL and industrial heating plants for HOT WATER or Immediate STEAM, inGAS, OIL. OR STOKER. stallation. New low radiation.
ROT ZIMMERMAN. HU. 8990. NEED MONEY TO GET BACK ON YOUR FEET? A visit to Commonwealth will put you back on your feet in a hurry. You can get the ready cash you need on your signature alone, car or furniture $20, $50, $100, $200 or $300 for past-due bills, car repairs, spring expenses, clothes, medical attention and many other personal needs.
Contidential -friends and relatives need never know. Just decide how much cash you want. Phone first if you are in a hurry. We'll IT'S COMMON have the It's money Common ready when Sense to you See come in. COMMONWEALTH, Commonwealth LOAN COMPANY 205 Odd Fellow Penn.
and Wash. LI. 8495 200 Roosevelt Ill, and Wash. LI. 1431 NEED A LOAN? $20 to $300 Get the money you need from USE HOUSEHOLD'S Household to pay seasonal TELEPHONE LOAN SERVICE penses, doctor or dentist bills, Just telephone.
Tell us how much you need and give 00 little insurance or to consolidate old mation about yourself. bills. Take 12,15 or more months 2 Then call at the office personally and bring some identification to repay depending on the pur- receipts or bills will help. Sign the necessary papers and pose of your loan. Borrow on the cash you need.
No payments car, note or furniture. due for at least 30 days. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE Corporation TWO INDIANAPOLIS OFFICES Illinois 3rd 17-W. Market Cor. Illinois Phone: Riley 5404 Merchants Bank 3rd Washington Meridian, Phone: Riley 1471 Loans made to farmers and residents of nearby towns PAY OFF BILLS REDUCE PAYMENTS CASH MONTHLY PAYMENTS The cost of a loan for 1 year is 36 pmts.
20 pmts. 15 pmts. 12 pmts. YOU Home Down Pmt. $0 per $100 per $100 on Other GET Homes on loans loans over $500 Repairs on Purposes.
under $500 3-year loans 100 5.93 7.55 9.20 200 7.13 11.85 15.10 18.39 Character or Auto Loans $100 to 300 10.70 17.77 22.65 27.58 $1,500. Many completed while you 500 17.82 28.49 36.71 44.98 wait. No inquiries made of friends. 1,000 35.64 56.98 73.62 89.95 6 weeks to make 1st payment. PHONE FOR A LOAN- -MA 4455 LIFE INSURANCE INCLUDED Application can be made by phone.
Pmts. include discount He murance.that costs $1.35 per $100 per year Park Free in lot across the street. 4455 WASHINGTON MARKET 110 EAST Morris Plan LOANS Personal Note, Signature Only. Auto Loans. Furniture.
House SINCE 1915 Improvement. EQUITABLE SECURITIES COMPANY New Address, Immediate Service MA. 3361 152-54 N. Delaware "BETWEEN PAY -DAY" LOANS QUICK CASH TO TIDE YOU OVER A Amount 1-Week 2-Week Advanced Cost Cost $30 210 41c $40 55c $50 35c 10c $75 540 $1.08 $100 70c $1.40 Costa quoted include interest computed at the rate of per month on loans up to $150. No charges other than those shown above.
You can get. these amounts again or AS often as you like once you become a "BETWEEN PAY DAY" loan customer. CAPITAL FINANCE CORPORATION 304 Kresge Bldg. MA. 4409 FAMILY FINANCE, INC.
Ruyps LOANS on Sig. and Furniture. 843 Illinois Bldg. RI. 7601.
Blue Ridge Furniture Personal Auto Loans LI. 4566. 209 E. New York AMERICAN LOAN CO. 34 Floor Bankers Trust Bide.
7555. 7th Floor State Life Bldg. MA. 4358. LOANS See Classified Ad in Tel.
Book. RI. 8507. COLUMBIA INV. CO.
RI. 8507. 15 Business Services HEATING KRUGE SERVICE INC. Oll-burner service, CH. 5235.
Night. IR 3992. HOUSECLEANING SPECIAL-2 VETS, WHITE Students will do any type housecleanIng. Kem Toning, paper cleaning, wall washing, floor, etc. Capital 0576.
BOTLER cleaning service. Paper cleaning. wall washing, painting, Boors. Lady aftendant for cleaning and polishing furniture. WA.
4933. GENERAL house cleaning, Kemtoning, painting. 713 Locke, Apt. 437. RI.
5970. INSURANCE Revoked Auto License SR22 Filed with Responsibility Dept. RELIABLE INS. AGENCY, INC. 312 Indiana Trust MA.
9421 LANDSCAPING LANDSCAPING Lawns built and reseeded. Evergreens of all kinds. Spraying Lawns for Weeds and fruit trees sprayed. Peat moss and trimming. Rolling power equipt.
RI. 7031 Aft. 5 A.M. P.M. CH.
8809-R Delivered Fill Dirt BR. Low 2464 Prices BUILDERS' SAND AND GRAVEL CO. Trash hauling, Tree Removing, scaping. HI. 2249.
EXPERIENCED in landscaping, Immediate service. HI. 1171, LAUNDRY EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY 840 N. New Jersey. RI.
3591. LAWNMOWERS SHARPENED LAWN MOWER sharpening and repairing. Pick up and delivery service. WELTY'S 3056 BIKE Meredith SHOP CH. 6325 LAWN MOWERS AND TOOLS Machine ground.
Pick up; del. C. W. Parr, 815 Main, Brd. Ripple.
BR. 9193. LAWN MOWER sharpening and misc. repairing. 1280.
Lexington. MATTRESS REPAIR New innerspringa. BURKLE 541 rebuild N. any East. RI mattresses.
OIL. BURNER SERVICE Complete Oil Burner Service Contract your service by the year. 'Make your maintenance pay dividends. TA. For 24 3481 or hour CH.
service, 6770. F. M. ON YOUR CAR $25 to $300 CAr dose not pave to be paid for to get loan. No embarrassing quirien.
Quick, confidential service. Parking in rear. Drive In TODAY. MERIDIAN LOAN 820 N. Meridian RI.
4931 BOB FOX Sayu DRIVE IN FOR A QUICK COURTEOUS LOAN AT Moneys, Inc. 633 N. Pens. RI. 5437 LOANS Furniture Note Auto YOU'LL LIKE OUR SERVICE.
LIBERAL LOAN CO. 150 N. Delaware. MA. 0785 TO $300 INLAND FINANCE MA.
2530 305 156 E. Inland Market. Bldg. QUICK LOANS ON Autos, BACKS Diamonda, Jewelry, A Clothing. ILLINOIS AT OHIO.
15 Business Services PAINTING Painting. RI. 2822 COMMERCIAL, RESIDENTIAL, INDUSTRIAL, E3 Kemtoning. Wall Paper Cleaning. No Job Too Small.
Free Estimates. Insured Workmen. Open 7 days, 24 Hours. Central Painting 435 N. Noble LOOK! PAINTING -DECORATING Oil and water painting, Kemtoning apecialty.
color mixing, matching and tinting to exact shade desired: gloss, semi- velvet. flat finish. Interior, terior. White men. 'Best' of ref.
Paper cleaning. CH. 0625 and TA. 1944. PAINTING Interior and exterior: Kemtoning; work insured.
HI. 0037. PAINTING INTERIOR, EXTERIOR Best references. R. Ramage, Insured workmen.
CH. 7059. PAINTING, paper hanging, paper cleaning. Roofing. Neat work.
Quick serv. Free est. 15-yr. exp. col.
RI. 6755, RI. 0230. WASH BEFORE PAINTING Save money. Get better resulta.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Free ests. BL. 4386. Ext, Kemtoning.
Painting Wall paper cleaning. White. Reas. N. Baxter.
MA. 3761. PAINTING terms. Easy GA. 2482 Interior.
exterior. Work guaranteed. Cleaned, Repaired, Painted Gutters Repaired. Roofs WA. 2816 INTERIOR and exterior, 15 years' perience.
Free estimates. Work guaranteed." RI. 2238 or WA. 9581. SPRAY PAINTING Lawn, porch furniture; breakfast sets refinished, pickup and deliver.
MA. 7542. PAINTING. Int. and Paper Hanging, tering, Wall Steaming Washing.
and Plas- RI. 8151 Interior, exterior; work Painting anteed. TA. 9071 any time. 2083 Exterior, interior.
Work of MA. Prompt service. PAINTING, wall serv. Kelly washing. paper CH.
1383. Interior, exterior; roohns. Painting All work guar. HI. 0532.
Interior, exterior. Free est. Painting Best of refs. FR. 9548.
PAINTING, paper hanging, steaming. complete line of paper. MA. 4973. Steaming.
Free Painting est. Guar. MA. 4002 eves. Indust.
Ina, PAINTING Exp. CH. 6939. INTERIOR painting, free timates. Immediate service.
LI. 4113. PAINTING Exterior, and 1707. paper cleanAdditional Ads on Next Pago.
