The Terre Haute Star from Terre Haute, Indiana • Page 9

TERRE HAUTE STAR, SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 1949. Autos Threaten Highway 40 Work Engineer Says Detour May Be Necessary VALLEY DEATHS C. JONES CLINTON. June Funeral services will be held at 3:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the Frist Funeral Home for Ivan C. Jones, 34 vears old.

who was killed instantly about 5 o'clock Thursday afternoon while working as a lineman for the Public Service Company in Bedford. The Rev. Ray Crawl will officiate. He was a member of the Clinton First Baptist Church and ol the Jerusalem Lodge No. 99, F.

A. M. Jones is survived by the widow, Margaret: three sisters, Mrs. I Hog Prices Lose 25 to 50 Cents Hindrance of the of U. S.

Highway 40 by thoughtless drivers was deplored yesterday by I brothers, Clifford Jones of Haute, Russell A. Myers, superintendent! "JjJ Pber of the Wabash Valley Asphalt Burial Company, which has the con- tract. £ra In addition, Mr. Myers said, ow, margiirei, uncc Lawson, Mrs. McKinley Jones and Elmo Pastorius, all of Clinton; two will be in Riverside Cemetery he Masonic Lodge conducting le services.

there have been several small i JMKS. MARY M. HOCHSTETLER WORTHINGTON, June smashups close to the construction 'died ar at iilis o'clock "hurs- workers and machinery due to day morning at the home of her dauen- the carelessness Of drivers and ter. Mrs William Terrell. She TOTAL RECEIPTS Hoes, cattle.

300: cilvts, 400; sheep, 100. INDIANAPOLIS. June on light and medium weight barrows and gil-s were mostly 25 cents lower today at the local yards in moderately active dealings. Some heavier weights were bid at 25 cents, to instances, 50 cents lower than yesterday's average. The bulk of the good and choice 170 to 240-pound weights went for S20.75 to S21.25 and mostly S21.00 and above.

A few loads brought S21.35 S21.40 and the top was 521.50. Those 240 to 290 pounds sold for! S19.75 to S21.00 and odd loads of 290 to 310-pounders went for S19.25 to S20.00. i Big weights near 400 pounds were bid down to S18.50 and the 100 to 160-pound lots went mostly for $15.75 to S17.50. LOCAL MARKETS Poultry and Produce Eggs, current receipts, 36c; heavy breed hens, 2C-c; Leghorn hens, lie; cocks. lOc; heavy breed Springs.

3 IDS. and up, 18c; bareback hens, 2c less. Grain and Feed Ibs. to bushel, S1.24. Soybeans- Yellow S2.07: black and mixed, S1.72.

Two-Year Low Hit By Stock Market STOCK MARKET AVERAGES Compiled by the Associated Presi 30 13 Industrials. Rail! their ignoring of barricades and EmmetV of Hammond. Veriin of -slow" signs. He fears there may land Charley Hochstetier.of, be more serious accidents. survived bv four sons.

Clifton and Choice near 160 pounds were priced up Gary three daughters. Mrs. William Terrell, I Sr of Worthington, Mrs. Louis Miller of "Unless drivers heed OUr warn- Bloomfield and Mrs. Harry Hochstetler inoc anrl rir, nnt vinlatp the law Buckskin; one brother.

Eh Miller of ings ana ao not ine (En gi ewo od. a sister. Mrs. Blame it will be necessary to detour traf- wells of Coal City; 38 grandchildren and fie around the highway," he con- tinued. ernoon at the Worthington Methodist Church, and burial will be in the Lebanon Cemetery.

to S18.00. Sows were 25 cents and more lower at prices ranging from S14.50 to S17.25 and a few odd choice lightweights at $17.50. Net change Friday Previous day Week ago Month ago Year ago Compared to a week ago hogs scaling, 1349 high ly 75 cents 1949 Off. SX.6 98.fi 91.7 160 to 240 pounds were largel lower with the 240 to 300-pounders 50 to high 75 cents off and heavier kinds 25 to 50 1948 low cents lower. Weights under 160 pounds ranged around 50 cents to $1.00 lower.

Sows were 25 to 75 spots Sl.OO. lower, the largest loss on the heavier kinds. Off 4 K.I IS Utilities. LEGAL LEGAL Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 650 blk 20. NOTICE OF SALE OF COUNTY LANDS.

Iot pj Collett side 26th. Notice Is hereby given that the Board Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 651 blk 20 of Commissioners of the County of 4th lot Collett side 26th. Vigo. by the Auditor of Vigo County. Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 653 blk 20 Indiana, will offer at public auction, at 6tn i ot Collett side 26th.

the south door of the Court House of! Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 753 blk 21. lot of Florida side 26th. Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 847 blk 27. 4th lot of Grand side Automobile Boulevard. estate: I Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 848 blk 2,.

HARRISON TOWNSHIP. 5t lot of Grand side Automobile Fort Harrison Sub lot 18. 4th lot I Boulevard. of Ft. Harrison ave side 6th.

Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 849 blk 2i. Steelton Part 1 lot 622. 1st lot of 6tn lot 3 Grand side Automobile 1st alley of Ft. Harrison ave side Boulevard. said countv, on Monday, the llth day of July 1949 between the hours of 10:00 o'clock A.

M. and 4:00 o'clock P. M. of said day, the following described real 1949 low. Cattle Are Scarce There were hardly enough steers and two brothers, Fred K.unn Vealers were" only moderately active tjfle demand.

R. 5. Marshall, and Harold wjth 50c to sl i olvcr The good! Trading activity increased to 800.000; ids at S25 to S2G i shares from 590,000 of paid sparingly. the slowest days of Practically all classes of cattle worked lower in the last week. Common and o'clock Friday morning at the resi- steers and heifers measuring 50c to SI, deuce here.

He is survived by the in extremes. S1.25. As a rule good to i widow. Sarah Ann: three daughters, choice yearlinss and heifers or cattle dav the market nosedived to what was Dahlen side 15th Mrs. Sylvia McClure.

Mrs. Elizabeth of less than 900 pounds were the best then a two-year low. Prairie View Sub' lot 51 -''sellers and showed the least loss. Me- The Associated Press average of Dahlen side 16th Wa'lis and Mrs. Stella Palmer.

of THE RESURFACING of U. Highway 40 is only one of three EUDV JOHN such contracts his company has i MARSHALL, jure which are to be completed within the city during the Summer. Seven sections of U. S. 41 and State Highway 42, Poplar Street, also are 10 be repaired.

"We probably will detour traffic when working on both of these other highways." Mr. Myers stated, He Said that Poplar Street is too at home. The body wilT be M'porc Jnd" cn gtee chonsecT'na'n'i narrow to allow traffic While re- Funeral Home until time of the services. an the of S26 50 surfacing and that he felt it would ii.i.t.\M T. be easily possible to detour traf- HYMERA.

June i medium were S17 to S25 and culls were fie from 41. The resurfacing on William T. Sluder. 80 years old. died at down to S10.

with the downturn Slate Highway 42. Poplar Street, is to b-j from Third Street to Twenty-fifth Street. The highways arc left open by suiiivan: two the state and the contractor in an i ran rsLo endeavor accommodate the brothers. Jess and Jim loring public. Mr.

Myers both of Sullivan. ri 1I jyJ el uaa but when the traffic breaks down reaTgrandc'hitdren 1 311 The body the new surface and endangers the taksn to the McHugh Funeral lives of the men working on this 1 11 The Rev. a new surface, then something must less will officiate, and burial will be in be done. Ihe Cemeterv VICTOR BER.VAHDON "SEVERAL TIMES within the past' few days near-accidents have CUlTCd bv speeding cars or trucks Hospital. He suffered a stroke on Mam Street Friday, June 3, and has been in passing on one-lane sections.

Air. the hospital since. He was a veteran of Myers said, "and sometimes other. the Italian Army. His drivers are forced to drive yu assl ekresn Frist'Funeral the sidewalk to avoid a collision.

'Home to remain for services at 10 o'clock These speeders also endanger nd £vG enl et ruyl lal wl Be lives of the workmen. They alsoj encourage others to violate the, MRS. JANE MITCHELL law. When one passes a 50 others follow. "Damage has also been i-ausuu.

by broken barricades, pavement Richard Mitchell; a daughter. Cheryl NEW YORK, June 10. 'API The stock market dropped to a two-year low today in a fresh display of weakness. Key issues lost fractions to as much Watson Ave. Steelton Part 1 lot 992.

1st lot of alley of Ft Harrison ave side 35th. Steelton Part 1 lot 1046. 12th lot of Prairie Ave side 36th. Steelton Part 1 lot 1047. 13th lot of Prairie Ave side 36th.

Prairie View lot 301. 7th lot of Dahlen side 14 Vi. Ehrmanns Sub corrected plot lot 3.J. 2nd lot of Ft Harrison Ave side Ehrmann Sub corrected plat lot 34. 3rd lot of Ft Harrison side 14'i.

Highland Place lot 791 blk 45. Oft 'i lot of Delaware side 13'a. :tx.n| Dresser Place 1st Add lot 206. 0 lot of Prairie Ave side 28th. Dresser Place 1st Add lot 207.

lot of Prairie Ave side 2Bth. Hightland Place lot 550 blk 35. lot of Elizabeth side 14 Steelton Part 1 lot 974. 7th lot of Prairie Ave side 35th. Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 654 blk 20.

6th lot of Delaware side 26th. Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 424 blk. 3. 6th lot of Grand Ave side 27th. Ehrmanns Sub corrected plat lot 7.

6th lot of Ft Harrison Ave side 14th. Steelton Part 1 lot 617. 4th lot of 40.:: 40.7 3K.K 38.0 7th 3rd! 3rd St RR side Watson Alot of Dresser Place lot 35. 2nd Steelton Ave side 25th. Dresser Place lot 229.

S. W. Corner Steelton and Ft. Harrison Rd. Ratterees Collett Park Add lot 49.

5th lot of Carl Ave side 6th. Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 664 blk 19. 5th lot of Collett Ave side 26th. Prairie View Sub lot 463. 1st lot of Dahlen side 15th.

Prairie View Sub lot 464. 2nd lot of Dahlen side 15th. Prairie View Sub lot 465. 3rd lot of i Dahlen side 15th. the slowest days of the at ra i View Sub lot 466.

4th lot of that, wasn't enough to gel Wall Street rj a hlen side 15th. excited. Prairie View Sub lot 467. Today's decline more than wiped out rjahlen side 15th. the gains painfully scored on Tuesday i Prairie View Sub lot 468.

and Wednesday and put the general run side 15th prices a bit below Monday. On Mon- Prairie View Sub lot 469. 5th 3rd 5th lot of 6th lot of 71h lot of 3rd lot of ons. John Sluder of Sum- Sluder. of was June 28 years old, for- dium grade lightweights and all weights I stocks dropped .6 of one point to 59.2.

around SI orT fnr the period, with bulls 50c to $1 off, the full loss of the beef: Prairie View Sub lot 509. above 1.000 pounds were slow to move i with the railroad and industrial groups Dahlen side 16th and generally 75c to SI off. Cows were the heaviest losers. Not since May 20.1 Prairie View Sub lot 510. 1947, when the average hit 56.7 (low for I Dahlen side 16th that yean, has the market been lower.

Lower in the curb were American Gas, Cities Service, Cinchfield Coal, Rotary Electric Steel, New Mexico Ari- zona Lajid. Kaiser-Frazer, Humble Oil. I narel.v Fansteel Metallurgical, and Electric Bond Share. Superior Portland Cement. E.

L. Bruce and United Shoe Ma- chinery advanced. Sales of 200.000 shares grades. Vealers were about 52 below week ago. Lambs Barely Steady Native Spring lambs were steady with several lots of good and choice mixed weights going fnr $28.

Odd head of mediums brought S25. Slaughter ewes were around 50e lower at S6.50 to SB, and the good and choice breeding ewes salable at $11 to $15. Best wooled yearlings and twos were upward to $20. Fore the week. Spring Iambs were generally S3 to S3.50 under the previous week's close with slaughter ewes 50c to $1 off.

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK compared with 210.000 Thursday. Burgan's Sub lot 85. Ave side Maywood. Burgan's Sub lot 86. Ave side Maywood.

Vandalia Park lot 35. Grand Ave side 25th. Dresser Place 1st Add lot 159. lot of Prairie Ave side 27th. Vandalia Park lot 173.

9th lot of GRAIN MARKET CHICAGO. June from mills managed to give wheat a firm trend in an otherwise weaker grain market today. The bread cereal advanced more than a cent at times, but CHICAGO, June Livestock ran out a week of generally declining i ended with fractional gains when some prices with little change today. (felling entered the pit from local trad- Butcher hogs were steady to weak, i ers but sows steady to strong. Most bar- Corn and oats wanted no part of the rows and gilts bracketed between $17.75 advance.

Easier from the start, they and $21.50. the top touching $21.75 spar- i slipped on steady dribble of selling of Shpiburn died vesterdav at ingly. Sows made S14.75 to S18.75.! and ended just about at the day's lows. I merlj of snelDurn. aieo jcsieruaj JL f.

ner a on scint I Soybeans gave up an early advance to her home in. Ashland. Shells su a ge um Wa nd good slSughtw close with little change, while lard traveled on before it has a chance; parents. r( Mrs. The body was Funeral Home.

i ld at 2 o'clock Burial will be in cure and other violations such ster a of as removing barricades and driv-j brought to the McHugh ing on the closed sections of the be highway. Liberty "Unless the motorists use a little more common sense and slow down while passing construction Funeral 'services will be held at 1:30 crews, there will be no other re-; o'clock, fo steers and heifers took $23.00 to $26.00, Grand Ave side Blaine. Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 537 blk 11. 1st lot of Collett Ave side 25th. Steelton Part No.

1 lot 786. 6th lot N. of Prairie Ave side 33rd. Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 550 blk 12. 2nd lot of Barbour Ave side 26th.

Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 515 blk 10. 4th lot of Grand Ave side 25th. Vandalia Park lot 143. 6th lot of Grand Ave side 24th. Vandalia Park lot 135.

14th lot of Grand Ave side 24th. Fairview Sub lot I. 3rd lot of 17th of 1st alley of Maple. Fairview Sub lot 2. 2nd lot of 17th of 1st alley of Maple.

Fairview Sub lot 3. 1st lot of 17th of 1st allev of Maple Highland Place lot 81. 4th lot of Delaware side 17th. Highland Place lot 359 blk 21. 5th lot LT.

FRAXKLI.V 'V. SOLLARS CLINTON. June iSpecial.t— common and medium beef cows. S1G.75 to $19.00, medium and good bulls. $20.50 to S22.50.

and common to choice vealers $21.00 to $27.50. Most sheep receipts were Texas feed- ing lambs. Some medium to choice na- I nu I J. Pounds lower. I Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 413 blk live Spring lambs sold at $24.00 and up 111 bu of wheat reflected sales 6th lot of Grand side 27th to S2H.OO.

while slaughter ewes brought of our tne family trade. Prices Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 627 blk 15 $7.00 to S9.50. (went up 20 cents a hundred pounds (h lot of Barbour side Automo- Hogs on sale amounted to 5.000 head. da and circles said a fair bile Blvd. 'amount of flour business was done' overnight to beat the price increase.

The increase was made in the Southwest. Weather was ne: use of detours and other veniences to all motorists. Brazil Legion Installs BRAZIL, June infiuence feed Military rites will be conducted at the County Post No. 2 Of for grave hy the Runyan-Pierce Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. grains.

Some Midwestern areas which have mentioned moisture deficiency obtained light rains. The lack of moisture corn at this time of year has not "RECEN 7 TLY an investigation was RAYMOND BLAKESI.EY conducted by the Indiana State; CLINTON, June the American Legion installed considered serious, but traders Jesse Casassa as commander and a ve bu nB i staff of officers last night to serve iU during the next year Casassa suc- failure bv the Indiana State; CLINTOX, June urng nex year asa rvitimiwinn nf thp e-mse Raymond Blakesley, 54 years old died ceeds Dr. Victor P. George. Commission 01 tne cause, of a neart atta ck at his home, ntnpr prs riavr.

of several pavements: n. R. i. Hiiisdaie. at 12:45 o'clock Friday uttier otncers are Hedging pressure also exerted an in- Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 665 blk 19 6th lot of Collett Ave side 2Gth.

Vandalia Park 1st Add lot GC6 hlk. 19. 7th lot of Collett Ave side 2(ith. Vandalia Park 1st Add lot B77 blk 19. fluence against corn.

Cash dealers re- bushels, 8th lot of Collett Av-e side 27th Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 673 blk 19 7th lot of Collett Ave side 27th Vandalia Park 1st Add lot blk 17 2nd lot of Delaware side 29th Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 731 blk 17 1st lot of Delaware side 29th Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 735 blk 21. 4th lot of Delaware side 25th. Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 736 blk 21 Hnntpr Hunter, the curing period was one of the the Frist Funeral Home, principal causes of failure. JOVVTHAX PEXXA "Motorists should realize Ihat (heir insurance is not effective the operator of the car or truck is violating the law. BRAZIL.

June Funeral services for Jonathan Penna, Iain; Harry Hendrickson, servic officer; George Girton, historian: Hanner Gray, sergeant of Herbert Killion and Dr. William ported bookings of 105,000 which followed fairly large bookings 15th side "jth yesterday. The country appeared more Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 700 blk' 22. Shipping sales included 250.000 bushels sent by boat. BOND MARKET Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 767 blk 1st lot of Florida side 2fith Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 775 blk 5th lot of Florida XV side 27th Vandalia Paik 1st Add lot 776 blk 22 4th lot of Florida side 27th Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 850 blk 27.

7th lot of Grand side Automobile Boulevard. Dresser Place 1st Add lot 171. 4th lot of Prairie side 28th. Dresser Place 1st Add lot 172. 3rd lot of Prairie side 28th.

Dresser Place 1st Add lot 81. 3rd lot of Prairie side 26th. Dresser Place 1st Add lot 90. lot of Prairie side 2Gth. Place 1st Add lot 93.

loth lot of Prairie side 26th. Dresser Place 1st Add lot lla. 3rd lot of Prairie side 27th. Dresser "lace lot 246. 2nd lot of 30th Ft.

Harrison. i Dresser Place 1st Add lot 73. llth lot 4th of Prairie side 26th. Dresser Place 1st Add lot 164. llth lot of Prairie side 23th.

Dresser Place 1st Add lot 167. 8th lot of Prairie side 28th. Dresser Place 1st Add lot 179. 5th lot of Prairie side 28th. Dresser Place 1st Add lot 181.

7th lot of Prairie side 28th. Dresser Place 1st Add lot 195. 9th lot of Prairie side 2(lth. i Dresser Place 1st Add lot 193. 6th lot of Prairie side 28th.

Dresser Place 1st Add lot 200. 4th lot of Prairie side 28th. Dresser Place 1st Add lot 215. 6th lot 'N of Prairie side 29th. i Dresser Place 1st Add lot 217.

lot of Prairie side 29th. Dresser Place 1st Add lot 219. lot of Prairie side 29th. Dresser Place 1st Add lot 240. lot of Steelton Ave side 30th.

Dresser Place 1st Add lot 242. lot of Steelton Ave side 30th 1 Dresser Place 1st Add lot 250. Triangular lot side Steelton Ave side Dresser Place 1st Add lot 74. 10th lot of Prairie Ave side 26th. Dresser Place 1st Add lot 76.

of Prairie Ave side 2Cth. Dresser Place 1st Add lot 77. of Prairie Ave side 2lith Dresser Place Ist Add lot 92. of Prairie Ave side Dresser Place 1st Add lot 101. of Steelton Ave side 26th.

I Dresser Place 1st Add lot 11)7. 2nd lot of of ra i ie Ave side 27th. Dresser Place 1st Add lot 108. 1st lot of of ra ie Ave side 27th. i Dresser Place 1st Add lot 109.

4th lot of Lee Pra irie Ave side 27th. I Dresser Place 1st Add lot 110. 5th lot of Lee of ra i ie Ave side 27th. Dresser Place 1st Add lot 113. of Prairie Ave side 27th.

Dresser Place 1st Add lot 117. of Prairie Ave side 27th. Dresser Place 1st Add lot 118. of Prairie Ave side 27th. Dresser Place 1st Add lot 119.

of Prairie Ave side 27th. Dresser Place 1st Add lot 125. 6th lot I of Steelton Ave side 27th. I Dresser Place 1st Add lot 139. 10th lot of Prairie Ave side 27th.

Dresser Place 1st Add lot 140. 9th lot of Prairie Ave side 27th. Dresser Place 1st Add lot 142. of Prairie Ave side 27th. Dresser Place 1st Add lot 143.

of Prairie Ave side 27th. Dresser Place 1st Add lot 144. 5th lot of Prairie Ave side 27th Dresser Place 1st Add lot 145. 4Ui lot of Prairie Ave side 27th. Dresser Place 1st Add lot 147.

2nd lot of Prairie Ave side 27th. Dresser Place 1st Add lot I4S. of Prairie Ave side 27th. Dresser Place 1st Add lot 149. 1st lot of Prairie Ave side 27tli.

I Dresser Place 1st Add lot of Prairie Ave side 27th. i Dresser Place 1st Add lot 156. of Prairie Ave side 27th. Dresser Place 1st Add lot 158. of Prairie Ave side 27th.

Dresser Place 1st Add lot 1S3. 10th lot of Prairie Ave side Dresser Place 1st Add lot 173. 2nd lot of Prairie Ave side 28th. Dresser Place 1st Add lot 180. 6th lot of Prairie Ave side 23th.

Dresser Place 1st Add lot 194. 10th lot of Prairie Ave side 23th. Dresser Place 1st Add lot 196. of Prairie Ave side 28th. Dresser Place 1st Add lot 197.

of Prairie Ave side 2Ilth. Dresser Place 1st Add lot 199. 1 of Prairie Ave side i Dresser Place 1st Add lot 201. of Prairie Ave side Dresser Place 1st Add lot 202. of Prairie Ave side 28th.

Dresser Place 1st Add lot 203. of Prairie Ave side 2flth. 1 Dresser Place 1st Add lot 208. 5th lot of Prairie Ave side 2Kth. Dresser Place 1st Add lot 211.

of Prairie Ave side i Dresser Place 1st Add lot 212. of Prairie Ave side 29th. Dresser Place 1st Add lot 213. 8th lot of Prairie Ave side 29th. Don't Worry! If You Need If You Want to Sell Your If You Want to Buy- Then Place a WANT AD This Week-End Ads Accepted Saturday 3 A.

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For information call C-5767. S. 7th. Get home and clean the rusi and upholstery with odorless Foam. It's tops.

Root's Notions, floor. INTEREST TO WOMEN- electrical refrigerator buv in town, about 8 cu. only $169.50. 1-year warranty De luxe features, number tier delivery. S17 down.

Pay weekly or monthly. Jensen Ifta'bash. No phone your woolens with odor! less cleaning by Powers Cleaners, 9 S. I BEAUTIFUL Rustic furniture, I Bird Baths. i El Rancho.

7th and Hulman. CALL C-1801 FOR FREE PICKUP OF YOUR FURS FOR STORAGE STRAW Jewelry; novel accessories. Gito for all occasions. El Rancho. 7th and Hulman.

DRESSMAKING, alterations, children's clothes a specialty. Loretta Goddard, 2247 6th ave. FOR FULLER Brush service call John Hensley, 1014 N. ISth St. C-5B61.

Bonded messenger will pick up your ALTERATIONS and sewing, fur coat to be stored in our scientific and delivered. C-bJbOB. air-cooled vaults Minimum stc charge S2 00 Old LEVINSON'S IF you want to meet your come to our "Our Gang Inn." 121-123 N. 4th. PLAQUES and figurines to paint Trail Gifl Shop.

Seelyville. S-2045. MILLER'S Coat Shop Alterations. 25'b 5th. upstairs.

C-7164. 4th 10 our "uur um. Grand Opening, Fish Fry. 9.30-10:30; Miop. Saturday night.

June 11. Redecorated and plenty of room. Alva and Nellie 1 Wallace. REPAIRS All 27 S. 4th.

kinds. C-1259. will nor be responsible for any debts infracted in my name by anyone other JOHN E. UTZ. I con than myself.

DELICIOUS WHERE TO FIND ItOT DOGS, lOr: hamburgers, 15c: jumbo 3uc; ice cream, pint, 30o; WILL care for shutins or elderly folks, quarts 50c 4th lot of llth 3th lot 7th lot 9th lot 1st lot 6th lot 5th lot 4th lot 3rd lot 1st lot Stn lot 6th lot 7th lot where. N-3023. MOOSE LODGE. 663' Wednesday night Snack Shop. 125 S.

4th. Wah meets each Coakley. Secy. LODGE CALLED meeting of West Terre Haute Lodge No 687. F.

A. S'llurday. June 11. 1949. at 6 o'clock Work in Decree Visiting brethren wel- H.

DALE BAKER. W. M. CHICKEN We cater to special parties For reservations call C-2801. SHOPPERS lunches.

35c; dinners, 50c Johnnies Grill. 21 S. 5th. WEDDING CAKES made to order. Lads.m Bakeries C-2466, Mason come LESTER S.

CHISLER. Secy. PERSONALS- CONFIDENTIAL investigations, reports. Licensed and ASSORTED Cakes Saturdays. Emma and 621 Lafayette.

HOMEMADE Cake for Sunday dessert. The Cookery. S. 7th. B-2459.

CtTRB S. 7th. Delicious barbecue sandwiches. Detective HAMBURGER rolls. 13c dozen.

Snow White Bakery. 218 Wabash. C-4783. CHIROPRACTIC and vapor baths. Dr C.

Grainger. 439 9th. C-69J3. RACE TRACK TAP 4-Course Lunch with beverage. 65c.

30 S. 7th. VITAL STATISTICS jBEAUTY SHOPS- 7th lot C'Ol'RT ENTRIES Circuit t'ourt Objections to prnbnte lot drew Madison Wright. Trogdcn. will of An- Erncsl M.

OVER 20 years in beaury profession proves our efficiency and service. Helen's Beauty Shop, 7064 Ohio. C-7923. up. No appointment necessary.

Buffer's Beauty Shop. 677W Wabash. PERMAXENTS. S3.50 up; cold waves. 55 up A ma's Beauty Shop.

529 S. 5. C-7226. Suprrior Court Joseph F. De Mask vs.

City of Torre Haute and New York Central Railr.ad Company, damages. Bauer and Kmcade. Superior Court No. 2 1st lot jtarffaret Wooiley vs. Paul Woolley.

divorce. Bauer and Kincade. Jeanne Cleghorn vs. Frederick CIos- SPECIAL wave now $5. horn Jr divorce.

Bauer and Kincade. Courto and Lucille. C-8154. Letha Mae Thomas vs. Richard I.

Thomas, divorce. Criss and Criss. Marcille Smith vs. Perley Smith, divorce. Sam Beecher.

THE Wahash Beauty Shop. 121 N. 6th. C-5536. Open evenings by appointment PERMANENTS.

S5 and Fern Ladson. 1518 S. 6' up L-127I. 5th lot 8th lot 10th lot OIL permanent waves. S3 up.

9 13th. Camilla Mitchell, C-408Z TOURS-TRANSPORTATION CHARTERED bu3 service. Western Motor Lines, inc. C-4574. 8th lot 7th lot 5th lot 3rd lot 2nd lot 1st lot MARRIAGE LICENSES Phil Powell.

25 years old. 149 North Thirty-sixth Street, display and Bonnie Joan Fuqua. 21 years 0dis Csene nU unk. 27 years old. 1123 LOST AND Mulberry Street, soldier, and Lena Jane Kite.

20 years old. 215 South Eleventh Street, housekeeper. Lester Beamen. 51 years old. 311)4 Franklin Street, car man.

and Whitesell. 51 years old. 2718 Putnam Street, at Estel Eugene Grindle. 20 years old. 1002 Fourth Avenue, ordnance worker, and Lois Marie Flagg.

18 years old, 2ol9 North Sixth Street, clcik Carl Eugene Lawson, 19 years old. Cory, R. R. 1, florist, and Alta Lois Price. 13 years 1309 North Twenty- fifth Street, at home.

FOUND 10th lot 9th lot Robinson, trustees, and John NEW YORK. June Railroad 1 I bond prices dipped sharply todav, 5enri-jo nr ing the average to a 1949 low for the 1 2n lo side 27th. second time this week. A large number of medium and low- Sunday Jne Miller i.Yon. Thomas.

John Weaver and Lester ftSft andalia Park 1st Add lot 777 blk 22. Dresser Place 1st Add lot 214. i Florida side 27th. of Prairie Ave side 29th. Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 778 blk 22.

Dresser Place 1st Add lot 216. ia lot of Florida side 27th. of Prairie Ave side 29th. Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 779 blk 22. Dresser Place 1st Add Int 218.

1st lot of Florida side 27th. of Prairie Ave side 29th. Vandalia Park Ist Add lot 787 blk 23. Dresser Place 1st Add lot 230. i.

ofT onda 'de 27th. of Steelton Ave side 29th. Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 788 blk 23. Dresser Place 1st Add lot 239. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS William Perkins et ux.

to William E. Ellingsworth et part of the s. e. 4 sec. 28.

twp. 12. r. 10; SI. George J.

Riehm et ux. to Richard w. Riehm. part of lot 4. Ann Baum's Ca'rl Ford et ux.

to William C. Watts et lot 9. Kestcr's $1. James Richey et ux. to Cnle V.

Stevens lot 580, Highland Place: SI. William C. Watts et ux. to Robert O. 9th lot Vance et lots 69 and 70 Pearce Idlcwild Park: 51.

7th lot 5th lot' 3rd lot Owen C. BIGGEST ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR BUY IN TOWN Almost 8 Cu. Only $169.50 5-Year warranty, de luxe fea- lifi-es. Limited number. FREE DELIVERY! SlT.OODown Weekly or Monthly JENSEN'S 829 Wabash.

Xo Phone Calls 1ion of all motorists SO that a good'held at 9 o'clock Monday morning highway can be constructed, that! chureh Ihis WOl'k. can be completed in a Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery, shorter length of time, at a distinct saving to all 1VKIGHT PARIS. 111., June services for Mounty Wright. Paris connection with "Learn to Trading opened Week will be conducted this to pick up morning at the Y. M.

C. A. 'by Drs. Siebenmorgan and Paul Sicbenmorgan. The classes will begin on Monday and continue slowly, but volume on the price downswing.

The day's turnover in par value figures was $3.153,000, compared with yesterday's This brought the total for the week to $16,070,400, against 513,271,000 last week. THE of United States 40 from Twenty-fifth Street to Highland Lawn Cemetery is the only part of (he work here this 11- i Summer which will have a binder rMZe MdlllOn DOUght and (lien the kyrock surface. The remainder will be only resurfacing with kyrock. "After the final coat is Mr. 5Iyers "each of the highways will be dosed to all traffic for 43 hours 1o allow it to cure restaurateur, who died at Kankakee, through Friday of next week.

111., will be held at 10 O'clock Saturday Tlio hm- morning at the Biume Funeral Home. Burial will be in Edgar Cemetery. Tlio hm-e in 1 ile requisite fOl DOVS in the 9 to 12 age group IS that cadi must pass a physical examination. No entry fee is required. More than 200 boys already have passed these medical tests but a great many more are expected to be on hand at 10 o'clock this morning.

By Branam Stables Announcement was made yesterday of the purchase of the stal-1 lion, Rex Monroe, only living i TWO BoyS Arrested grandson of Rex JIcDonald, by the properly. In the event of a rain; Aetna Springs Stables, owned by during these -48 hours it will bc: Jolm Frank Simmons and necessary to keep them closed: Herschel W. Russell. The stallion, which Is now at works Six Drivers Fined In Traffic Cases A fine of S5 was assessed against Harry Hudson, 42 years old. I Ehrmanns Sub corrected plat 1st lot of 1st lot of Prairie side 14' I Ehrmanns Sub corrected plat 2nd lot ofj2nd lot of Prairie side 14', BaSUb I0t 79 side Franklin.

Vandalia Park lot 165. Grand side Blaine St. Vandalia Park lot 166. Grand side Blaine St. Highland Place lot 88 blk 3 1st lot IE sW Slde Flore Dresser Place lot 191.

2nd lot Steelton Part 1 lot 978. llth lot of! 29th side Ft Harrison. Prairie Ave side 35th. Dresser Place 1st Add lot 79. 5th lot ce ot 192 Corner 29th of Prairie side 2(ith.

ar I Dresser Place Is: Add lot 174. 1st lot i lla ark lst Add 6S4 bllc nt Prairie side 2Kth. 0 1 Ave side side 27tn Highland Ploce lot 141 blk 9. 7th lot i anoalia Park 1st Add lot 685 blk 18. of Delaware side 17th.

HI hi ColIett Ave side 27th. Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 700 hlk 22 Highland Place lot 89 blk 3. 2nd lot 5th lot of Delaware side 26th. a side Florence. Vandalia Park lit Add lot 774 blk 22.

i Har "son Place lot 28. 2nd lot N'Tth lot of Delaware hide 27lli. A ve ide I4th 1 Ehrmanns Sub lot 5. 4th lot lot 29. 3rd lot N1 Harrison Ave side 14th.

twp. 13. I William J. Hin P. Beale et seti's SI ee nrii.oixn PERMIT of I Elizabeth Cnrrel.

.100 Snuth Street, wrecking. 3150. June in. Jnseph Mncle- Springer Spaniels, brown and white and 1 black and white, south of Honey Creek bridge. Reward.

C-53523. BLUE-GRAY cat with brown collar in vicinity of Stadium. Reward. Phone 316. West Union.

111. baseball shoe, size 7'3. May of Ft LEGAL NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS TIONAL APPROPRIATIONS. Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of the City of Terre Haute. Vi.so Coun- tv, Indiana, that the Proper Legal Ofti- c'ers of said municipality a their Reg- 1NTERNATIO N'AL Correspondent Schools 400 up-to-date courses.

All GI approved 641 Ohio St. C-ti723. F-, of Prairie Aye side 14th. Memorial Ave Sub unrecorded lot 4 E. the moisture content is clown so that it is safe to turn traffic on (hem." these stables.

Fort Harrison Place lot 30. 4th lot 2nd" lot of Dimmick side 25th. R. R. 1, Terre Haute, yester- Prairie Aye side 14th.

Commercial Club Place No. 2 lots day morning when he was ar- iSlv' 2 6th ot 21 and I22 2nd and rcl lots 26th raigned in City Court on a Charge Fort Harrison Piace lot 33. 7th lot Ni" RaltVee's Add lot 38. 7th of speeding. Arresting officers of ra side 14th.

iot ni Florida side oth. charged that Hudson drove 45 tol 7 6lh of Lce 5 ON EY RE 5 Two boys charged with illegal i 50 iles an hour on Lafayette i Burgans'sub lot as. 7th lot of Lee Gardendaie Add lot possession and discharging fire-, Ave nue. rison Suh ot 4R Five persons were each fined S3 Ft. Harrison Ave side 5th.

ular Meeting Place, on the 23rd day of PIANO lessons, interesting, profitable June. will consider the following, for your child H-2273. additional Appropriations which said meet the i existing at iOn Fireworks Charge ficcrs consider necessary extraordinary emergency this time. TO POLICE DEPARTMENT: Account 72-4 Motor w-, 17171 HIALL HLLP SL.noo.iin at Garfield High School be driven yesterday morning were on charges of violating traffic daIia lot of TOTAL iThis amount needed to purchase a police patrol car. 1 TO BOARD OF HEALTH: Account Tires and Tubes SljOUO Account 33-4 Other Garage and Grard side Blaine St.

Shanghai. Chinese city, has a population of 4.300.000 and is the sixth largest metropolis in the world. the Frontier Day parade and will'released into the custody of their Inals. They were Robert E. Fogel-j 174.

loth lot of he exhibited at the Vigo County parents after being o.tfestioned bylsanger, 33 years old, Zanesville. I Gr nd side Blaine st Fair. I Chief Probation Officer Herman i Chester L. Shephard, 33. 1311 The purchase was made The boys, 14 and 16'South Seventeenth Street; Francis the Mullenix Stables at Spencer, old.

were taken into custody E. Bronnert. 43. 726 North Four- MONEY FOR YOUR Ind. Rex new owners, has won ribbons i bv Police Lieut.

J. Beasley and Monroe, according to his'officers Watson and Martin. Three youths were questioned re- also were not held. VACATION -'l" )U '5 all over the country, among Igarding the affair but i his winnings being that of fine no held. WELFARE Finance Corp.

s. St. harness class in Madison Square i Garden a few years ago. LOANS MADE TO FARMERS OX LIVESTOCK 18 MONTHS TO PAY. SECURITY LOAN CO.

17 S. 4th St. C-4304. Loans for Every Purpose $20 TO $300 COMMONWEALTH LOAN CO. 205 Fairbanks Blk.

C-6055. LOANS FOR ANY PURPOSE AMERICAN LOAN CO. 14 6th St. C-6011. Toastmistress Club Slates Auction Sale Members of (he Terre Haute Toastmistress Club will hold an auction sale at their dinner meeting at the Deming Hotel nexti Thursday night.

The election of officers also will be held at this meeting at which Edith Shonfield will give the invocation. Millicent Uran will be toastmistress. Jane Porter, lexicol- ogist. and Emma Jane Gardner, critic. A group of members of the Toastmistress Club will present Century of Progress" at the Allen Chapel A.

M. E. Church Sunday. who will take part are: Irma Rector, Martha Swanson. Jane Porter, Edith Shonfield and Martha Jane McDermott.

WANTS TO THANK DRIVER OF AUTO THAT HIT HER CAR Loans $5 to Spring Repairs. Consolidate Bills. EAST SIDE LOAN CO. 1323 Wabash AVE. C-3315.

Marcantonio Urges Plane Crash Probe WASHINGTON, June Marc a i American-Labor member from New York, has proposed a "full dress congressional investigation" of the San Juan, Puerto Rico, air tragedy! that cost over 50 lives. He told the House "there is something rotten" and he believes an effort is being made to "whitewash" it. Usually you don't want to thank the "fellow behind you who hits your automobile bumper hard with his. The reaction is the opposite. But that is not the case with Mrs.

Hazel Warren of Jasonville. She's hunting for the man to thank him. In this instance it was a lifesaving gesture. And Mrs. Warren, whose life was saved, wishes to thank whoever did it.

Yesterday her automobile stalled on a railroad crossing here. She looked up and saw a train bearing down upon her. A witness said she "froze at the wheel." A hard bump from the rear and her automobile rolled off the tracks. She saw a station wagon backing up and then the train went by. After the train passed, the station wagon driver pulled up, asked her whether she was all right.

When she replied in the affirmative, he drove on. Later, when she recovered from her fright, Mrs. Warren could not remember whether or not she thanked her benefactor. Now she would like to find him to express her appreciation. tecnth and One-half Street; EI- bert Baxter, 41, 608 South Thirteenth and One-half Street, and Wesley E.

Duckcr. 34, Red Bud. 111. Robert S. Biller.

35. 1120 Buckeye Street, and Richard L. Cough, 20, 622 South Fourth Street, were each fined $2 for violating stop signs. A plea of guilty to an intoxication charge, entered by John W. Shodcrs.

39 years old, 2141 North Twenty-fourth Street, was taken under advisement until July 11 and he was placed under $500 bond. Bond of S200 each was set for Dora Lee Burton, 24, 26 North Third Street, and Christine Williams, 32, 315 North Third Street, and charges of intoxication against them were postponed until June 20. Bond of $500 was also set for William R. Gilbert, 39 years old, 1006 Harding Avenue, charged with assault and battery. His case was postponed until June 25 for a hearing.

Nearby Weddings LUDINGTON-COX PARIS, 111., June M. Cox, son of Mrs. Eli Swadener of R. R. 3, Paris, and Miss Julia F.

Ludington, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ludington of Paris, were married at 10:30 o'clock this morning at the home of the officiating minister, the Rev. C. J.

Grimes, of nearby Grandview. The attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Henry of Chrisman. Mr.

Cox was a member of the class of '43 of the High School at Clinton, and his bride I graduated from Paris High School in 1946 After a southern motor 1 trip they will reside in Paris. WEST TERRE HAUTE. 2nd Section Line Add lot 44. 2nd Section Line Add lot 45. 2nd Section Line Add lot 4R.

TERMS: Said real estate shall not be: Motor Suppliei sold lor a price less than the ap- TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS praised value. The said minimum price. I or appraised value of the above dcs- Vandalla Park lot 175. llth lot of: cribed real estate, is specifically set out Grand side Blame St. in by the order of the Board of Com- cjh da c' a lst Add Iot 507 blk 10 mission'crs of the County of Vigo.

Indi- Vr i i- of Bar side 25th. I ana The purchase price on any and all 0 cl' a Park Ist Ad lot 508 blk 10. sales shall be required in cash on tile VaUn ofTJBa1 bour side 25th. sa id dav of sale. By of the Board p.h i i a i' a Add Iot 513 blk ln i of Commissioners of the County of Vigo.

6th lot of Grand side 25th. Indiana. May 18, 1949. da il a a Ist Add lot 514 blk I0 i HOWARD LEACH lot of Grand side 25th. RALPH S.

SMITH andalia Park 1st Add lot 569 blk 12. JOSEPH M. DREHER Attest: JOSEPH G. JONES. Auditor Vigo County.

2nd lot of Barbour side 27th. Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 570 blk 12. 1st lot of Barbour side 27th. Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 658 bite 20 2nd lot of Delaware side 26th Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 659 blk 20. 1st lot of Delaware side 26th.

Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 668 blfc 19. 4th lot of Delaware side 26th. Vandaiia Park 1st Add lot 669 blk 19. 3rd lot of Delaware side 26th. i NEEDED S.illll.llll 'The amounts of these additional ap- 1 propriations are to be deducted frnm the 1949 Board of Health Budget Appropriations to the Account listed be- low.i Account 26-4 Weed Control Program Fund 'Services Other Con- tractual' S.TOO 00; TOTAL ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATION FROM AVIATION FUND: I Federal Aid Projects 522.5000(1 Vandalia Park Add lot 749 TOWNSEND CLUBS TOTAL TAXPAYERS appearing at such meeting shall have a right to be heard thereon.

The additional appropriation as finally made will be automatically referred to the State Board of Tax Corn- Wall will hp trip snpakpr at missioners. which Board Hall will DC tne speaicer ai: urth hearin within fi hold oeiae e26- the meeting of Townsend club 7 Vandaiia Park 1st Add lot 750 bik 21. at the club hall. Wabash 7th lot of Delaware side 26th. Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 756 blk 22.

1st lot of Delaware side 26th. Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 757 blk 22. 2nd lot of Delaware side 26th. Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 869 blk 16. 2nd lot of Collett Ave side 29th Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 273 blk 5.

4th lot of 30th on Maple Ave. Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 350 blk 7. 2nd lot of Barbour side 29th. Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 535 blk 11. 3rd lot of Collett Ave side 25th.

Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 536 blk 11. 2nd lot of Collett Ave side 23th. Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 582 blk 13. 1st lot of Collett Ave side 28th. Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 5B3 blk 13.

2nd lot of Collett Ave side 28th. Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 604 blk 14. 1st lot of Collett Ave side 29th. Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 605 blk 14. 2nd lot of Collett Ave side 29th.

Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 606 blk 14. 3rd lot of Collett side 29th. Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 607 blk 14. 4th lot of Collett side 29th. i Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 608 blk 14.

i 5th lot of Collett side 29th. Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 609 blk 14. 6th lot of Collett side 29th. Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 872 blk 16. 5th lot of Collett side 29th.

Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 873 blk 16. 6th lot of Collett side 29th. Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 874 blk 16. 7th lot of side 29tn. Vandalia Park 1st Add-lot 875 blk 16.

8th lot of Collett side 2flth. Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 878 blk 16. 9th lot of Collett side 29th. Vandalia Park 1st Add lot S77 blfc 18. 10th lot of Collett side 29th.

Vandalia Park lit Add lot 878 blk 16. 2nd lot of Delaware side 20th. Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 879 blk 16. 1st lot of Delaware side 29th. Vandalia Park 1st Add lot 838 blfc 20.

1st lot of Collett tide 25th. further hearing within fifteen days at the County Auditor's Office of Vigo County. Indiana or at such other place as may be designated. At such hearing. Avenue at 7:30 clock tonight.

The ob ec ting to any such addi- speaking will be followed program of entertainment, meeting is op'en to the public. by a The OFFICE AXD CRKDIT MAX Fen- local store. Splendid opportunity for advancement. Good starting salary; group insurance including health, accident, life and available. Retirement income plan.

Ample training at our expense. Previous credit experience necessary. Sec Mr. Moss FIRESTONE STORK 919 Wabash. C-6045.

LEGAL tional appropriations may be heard and interested taxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor when and where such hearing will be held. HERBERT BEASLEY. City Clerk of the City of Terre Haute. Vigo County. Indiana.

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Local Alcoholic Beverage Board propriety 1365 NAMES LOCATIONS CLASSIFICATIONS Chas. E. Hollars and Forest McNiel. 6.1177. (Restaurant'.

12-15 S. 6th Terre Haute Indiana, Beer. Liquor and Wine Retailers I ermit. M. Freije Carl Ellis, iiana and William F.

Dabelow. 63196 Wabash Terre Haute. Indiana. Beer. Liquor and Wine Retailers Permit.

Hebert M. Redwitz, 63174, (Restaurant', 201 S. 3rd Terre Haute. Indiana. Fontanct.

Indiana. Beer Retailer. 512 N. 13th Terre Haute, 800 Beer. Retailers Permit.

Goldie Miller Kock, 63178, George and Carrie Harbour 63176. 'Restaurant Indiana, Beer and Wine Retailers Permit. John Boyd. 63175, 131 N. 2nd Terre Haute, Indiana.

Beer Elmer Klausliier. 6317s! (Groceryi. 511 Lafayette Terre Haute, Indiana, Beer and Wine Dealers Permit. W. F.

and Oswald Schuhardt. 63172, Haute, Indiana, Beer Dealers Permit. We Xeed a Man SUBSTANTIAL MONTHLY GUARANTEE To survey local heating situation and take orders for furnace cleaning and repair service, full time. Finest kind of opportunity to gain heating and air-conditioning experience that will qualify you for brancri managerial positions with worlds largest installers of home heating equipment. S40 per week during training period.

Apply- HOLLAND FURNACE CO. 1117 Wabash Ave. iGroceryi. 1470-72 Liberty Terre lie, inuiaiiti, Deer ijeaicis i CIHHL. The Sycamore Country Club, 63047.

iCIub, R. R. 5. Terre Haute. Indiana, i N.

13th Terre Haute, Indiana, Beer 22 S. 4th Terre Haute. Indiana. Beer DRUG SALESMAN. A well established Indianapolis Pharmaceutical Corporation has an excellent opening for an experienced salesman to detail and sell hospitals, wholesale houses, druggists and doctors in Terre Haute and surrounding territory.

Applicants must answer giving phone, address, age and previous experience, and will be notified regarding interview Wednesday. June 22. Address Box 69. Tribune-Star. and Wine Dealers Permit.

and Wine Retailers Permit. Ross and Ann Buckley. 62877, 'Reitaurant diana. Beer and Wine Retailers Permit. 2939 S.

7th Terre Haute. In- Said" "investigation will be open to the public, and public participation is requested. INDIANA ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE COMMISSION. By JOHN F. NOONAN.

Secretary. BERNARD E. DOYLE, Chairman. YOUNG MAN, over 16, for night work. Steady employment.

Savoy Theater. A caller for old fashioned square dance, also fiddler. C-2964. REFRIGERATION mechanic. Experienced.

Johnson Service Co. C-4883. EXPERIENCED presser. tion. 22 N.

4th St. Steady posi-.