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01 PAGE 14 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE DOW-JONES AVERAGES High Low Close Industrials .198.53 196.47 197.63 rails 61.62 60.95 61.17 utilities 40.45 39.85 40.24 New York, July 26 UP)-Following complete tabulation of today's stock actions on the New York Stock Exchange: Sales -100s High Low Last AbbottLb 1.000 13 71 31 ACF-Brill Mot. 13 Acme Stl 46 Adams Exp 20 '20 AdmiralCrp 8 13 13 Air Reductn la 15 51 50 Aldens Inc 1.20 3 38 38 Alaska Juneau. Alleghany Corp. 64 6 pf 14 55 Alleg pr pt Lud Sti 2 12 55 67 AllenIndstrs 23 Al Dye 2 191 190 Allied Kid 1.. 1 25 Allied Mills 1e.

2 35 Allied Stra 2.. 32 473 47 Alls-ChMfg 1.60 49 Amal Alpha Cem 14 Amerada pf Pet 84 82 84 3 62 Am Airlines 65 15 AmAgChD1 49 47 49 AmBkNte 1.15€ 39 39 3 Am Bosch 20 Am Brk Sh 1a 3 55 54 Am Cbl Rad 28 Am pf Can 7 3 208 207 207 2 95 Am 3e 67 67 1.40 22 30 1 30 1 pi 2 Am Chicle .60 144 Am Cirtype 1 26 Am Crystal Sug 25 Am pf Distill 2a .30 106 Am Europn 19 Am Export 17 25 25 25 Am For Pow 26 2 $6 pf pt 33 33 33 1 112 Am-HawaiiS8 8 47 AmHmPd 2.40a 6 Am Ice 8 13 13 13 AmHmPrd 2.40a 6 AmLemtv Amintrntni 1.40a 6 35 13 '35 15 Am .80 00 33 Am 1. 13 20 Am Metal 1 00 37 36 AmNws Co Am 47 $6 pf 3k. 2 123 122 122 $5 pf 6 110 18 Am .40 51 Roll 59 Am Am pi Saft Raz 2 53 .1.50 107 107 2 Am Seating, 1.. Am .40 12 63 50 63 Am 7 .20 186 185 pf Am Snuff 2 1 43 pf .10 166 StI 2.

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23 Seaboard oil 33 321 111 Term 4 101 Sears Roeb 1a. 55 41 42 1.20 16 30 30 Servel Inc 18 Ind El de Mex. 16 15 15 Selbrig Rub 20 20 20 Indst Rayn 8 48 48 Shmrk .40 12 25 Inger-Rand 6.. 2 141 39 Sharon StI 00 34 Inland 11 40 Shp Dhm 32 Insp Con Cp 1 10 19 191 Sheaff Pen 2a. 80 Inten Rub .35 g.

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6 36 35 36 Pa pt7 .20 121 Va 1.. 431 pi .10 112 West Air 2 Aut 8 eh 75 West Maryland 6 West Pac 3 48 pf 95 Un Tel 12 34 34 34 West Air 27 West Elec 72 31 4 31 pi .30 41 41 WestonEL 1.20e 58 58 Westvaco C1.40 40 Whl 3...80 65 pi .90 103 102 Wheel Stl 10 56 54 54 pr pi 5.... 107 107 White Mot 16 33 White Sew Mch 15 20 2. 1 35 Wilcox Willys-Overland Oil .20. 75 3 Co 12 17 pf 3 101 100 100 Woodward i'2 1 45 1.60a 19 53 53 Worth 00 66 64 66 Wrigley Jr 3...

0003 76 76 Wyand Wor. 408 19 Yale 6 York Corp .30. 221 22 Young 27 Youngst 3 10 77 77 Youngst 8 1 6 25 24 25 Zenith Rad le. 2 33 Zonite Prd Estimated total sales today, 980,000 shares: previous day, week ago, 654,260: year ago, two years ago, Jan. I to date, year ago, two years ago, 158, 752,490.

Rates of dividends in the foregoing table are annual disbursements based on the last quarterly or semi-annual declaration. Unless dividends otherwise noted, extra are not included. special or cidCalled, aAlso extra or extras. bPlus stock dividend. dCash or stock.

Declared or paid 80 far this year. Payable stock. Paid last year. Payable in Cana- in dian funds. Accumulated dividends paid or declared this year.

Grain Market Chicago, July 26 (P) Commission house selling broke the corn futures market in the last 15 minutes of trading today, Prices which had held about steady with the preceding session's close tumbled AR much ax 5 cents, the limit, A8 stop-loss orders were touched off on the late decline. Oats reacted to the corn selling by losing which A large part of their early gains, at one time amounted to more than Trading 2 in cents in the August delivery. oats was quite active throughout the session. Barley was steady, Corn finished to 5 cents lower and at new seasonal lows, oats were to to cent higher, and barley was unchanged cent higher. PART OF THE late selling in corn was believed to represent hedging against purchases of the cash grain.

About 000 bushels of 1946 crop corn were bought in the cash market for later delivery at $1.40 A bushel. Good crop prospects were an added factor in the downturn. Strength in oats reflected buying by commission houses with export connectiona. Following purchases by Finland earlier in the week, trade sources reported the United Kingdom bought some oats overnight and was in the market for more today. It was estimated around 1,500,000 bushels were wanted.

Cash wheat was steady here, but other wide break developed in Northwestern markets. Spring wheat prices were down 10 to 11 cents at Minneapolis following a 13-cent decline yesterday. Simllar losses were recorded at Duluth. These declines brought spring wheat prices down close to the level of winter wheat. Revival of the OPA had little influence on oats, but it was noted that corn futurea had difficulty early when ing Weather the former ceiling of approachwas mostly clear, although rain WAS forecast for parts of the Dakotas.

Dealers reported shipping sales of 25,000 bushels of oats. The Canadian Wheat Board the export tax on mixed feed announced oats tomorrow will be 16 cents, down 2 cents from today. Range of futures: CloseCorn Open High Low July26 1.45½ 1.46 1.41 1.40¼ 1.45¼ July25 1.45% 1.47 1.41 1.41 1.46 OatsAug. .73 .73 .72 74 .72 .72 .72 .73 .72 72 Dec. .72 .73 .72 1.26 1.25 1.26 1.26 1.26 1.26 1.25 1.25½ 1.25½ 1.25½ 1.251 1.25 GRAIN PRICES CURRENT Chicago, July 26 (P) -Wheat -No.

1 mixed, $1.981: No. 1 red, No. 2 red, $1.99. Corn-No. yellow, sample grade yellow, Oats -No.

1 heavy mixed, 81 No. 1 mixed. 80 No. 1. heavy white, No.

white, 80c. BarleyMalting, feed, nominal. Minneapolis, July 26 (P) Wheat -Receipts today, 55 cars: year ago, 132 cars; trading basis lower; cash wheat quotations 10 to 11 cents lower; cash: No. 1 heavy dark Northern, $2.03 dark Northern: No. 1, $2.02 No.

2. $2.01 2.04 No. 3, No. hard Montana, $1.98 (0 2: Minnesota-South Dakota No. 3 dark hard winter.

$1.95 hard amber durum, 2.05; No. 1 red durum, $1.90. Corn- No. yellow, $2.03 2.05. Oats--No.

3 white, c. Barley Rye-No. 2, $2.05. Flax No. 1, $3.80.

Kansas City, July 26 (P) -Wheat -Receipts, 538 cars: generally unchanged to up 1 cent; good demand: No. 2 hard and dark hard, $1.92 No. 3, $1.91 (0 1.94 No. 2 red, No. 3.

$1.95 0 1.98. Corn- -Receipts, 25 cars: unchanged; good demand; No. 2 white, $2.45 2.50: No. 3, No. 2 mixed and yellow, 2.10: No.

3. 2.01. Oats- Receipts, 10 cars; 2 cents; good demand: No. 2 white, 80 a 82c: No. 3.

83c. Milo Maize 3.45, Kafir- $3.21 3.45. Rye $1.90 0002 Barley- No futures trade. St. Louis, July 26 (P) -Cash grain: Wheat Receipts, 72 cars: sold.

11 cars: to 2 off: No. red winter, $2.02 67 2.04: light smutt, No. 2 red. light smutt, No. 3 red, No.

2 red garlicky, $2.01: No. 2 hard, $1.95: No. 3 mixed, $1.98. Corn- Receipts, 39 cars; none sold. Oats Receipts, 41 cars: sold.

7 cars: 2 up; No. 2 white, 80 4 81c: No. 3 white, 80c; No. 1 mixed, 81c; No. 1 red, 81c.

Omaha, July 26 (P) -WheatNo. 3 dark hard, $1.93: No. hard, $1.92 1.94; No. $1.91 No. 3.

$1.91 01.97; 4, $1.89 1.91. Oats -No. 1 white. No. 2.

No. No. 76c. 1. $1.98: Barley- No.

2. 1. $1.98: No. 2, Rye late -No. $1.36.

yesterday, $2. TRUCK WHEAT PRICES The following prices were quoted yesterday by local mills: No. red winter wheat, No. 2 white corn, shelled, No. 2 vellow corn.

No. 1 oats, 34 lbs per bushel, 69c. Investing Companies New York, July 26 (P) -The investment companies listed in the following table are not traded in on an organized exchange and so no sales records are available. They represent the prices at which a particular dealer is willing to trade in the following: Bid Ask Bid 6.73 7.36| KeynK1 22.28 24.41 AmBusShr 5.00 5.48 81 31.97 35.08 Bos FdIne 24.68 26.54 82 17.58 19.33 BrdStinv 21.85 23.62 83 15.22 16.74 BullFd 22.33 24.46 KnbrkrFd 7.00 7.76 CenShrTr 33.63 36.17 ManBdFd 9.17 10.08 ChemFd 15.64 16.92 MassInTr 30.26 32.54 DividShr 1.73 28.82 1.90 MutInv 16.82 12.23 18.38 26.95 Fid FdIne 28.05 30.21/ SerBd 7.40 8.13 FIMuTrFd 7.27 8.10 PriStk 9.27 10.23 FdInvInc 17.03 18.66| SerIne 6.02 6.66 GenInvTr 6.45 6.781 IndStk 9.02 10.03 GpSecAgri 9.30 10.22| LwPStk 5.52 Auto 7.94 8.73 NewEnFd Bldg 10.27 11.28 NYStRARE 14.36 15.77 Chem 7.62 8.38 Auto 8.46 9.30 Adm 8.72 9.58 BidgSp 10.71 11.77 GenBd 9.43 10.361 Chem 11.37 12.49 Inv 10.48 11.51 DivInv. 13.92 15.29 LwPr 9.39 10.32| EEq 10.83 11.90 Merch 11.82 12.98 Mach 12.93 Mining 5.92 6.51 Merch 16.04 17.61 Petrol 7.56 8.31 Metals 9.10 10.10 RRBd 3.81 4.201 Oils 13.70 15.051 RREQ 5.65 6.22| RR 7.99 8.79 RRStk 6.22 6.841 RRE9 10.05 11.05 Steel 6.28 6.91 Steel 10.14 11.15 Tob 5.24 5.77 PutGFd 17.06 18.34 Util 6.77 7.45 SelAmSm 14.27 15.56 IncInc 29.50 31.72 StateStIny 57.00 60.00 KeynB1 28.60 29.97 UnBdFdB 21.70 23.72 B2 28.03 30.69 9.19 10.05 B4 11.22 12.30| WellFd 20.35 22.20 Quotations furnished by National Assocation of Securities Dealers.

which states they do not necessarily reflect actual transactions or firm bids or offers but should indicate approximate prices. and unless otherwise indicated. are quoted by the sponsors or issuers. THE PSC To Probe Phone Service Richmond Users Complain Of Delays Richmond, July 26 (Spl.) -A Public Service Commission investigation into complaints of poor long-distance service by the Richmond Home Telephone Company will open here next week, Sam Busby, secretary of the commission, announced today. Busby said numerous complaints of long delays have been registered by the firm's subscribers.

Company officials commenting on the probe said "if the commission can solve the problem we will welcome the investigation." THEY SAID needed equipment has been ordered more than two years but delivery date had been set for "late' in 1947." Last week the company announced a contract had been awarded to erect a new building to house additional toll room facilities. The expansion program cost was estimated at between $200,000 and $300,000. Commission To Study Complaints At Linton Linton, July 26 Public Service Commission of Indiana today has under advisement complaints made by patrons of the Greene County Telephone Company, following a hearing held at the Lyons High School gymnasium. Twelve patrons of the company, which serves Lyons, Marco and Switz City, complained at the hearing that they were unable to make phone calls satisfactorily and that lines and equipment of the company had not been kept in repair. The company is owned by Max Hoese of Indianapolis.

Mate Rejects Coffee Snack, Shot In Richmond, July 26 (Spl.) -Orville McKinley, 50 years old, of near Richmond, had more than a case of coffee nerves today. He told Sheriff Carl Sperling that his wife awakened him at 2 o'clock this morning and invited him to join her in a cup of coffee. His first objection, he told the sheriff, was overcome when she hit him on the head with a hammer. Then, he said, she grabbed a rifle and shot him in the back. He ran three miles down the road, where he was met by city police, who arrested Mrs.

McKinley and are holding her for observation and investigation. State Dismisses Charges Against 21 Kentucky Vets Charlestown, July 26 (P)- Intervention by the Louisville Emergency Housing Committee today brought dismissal ana charges that 21 war had failed to obtain state mobile license plates, State Police Sgt. Marvin Walts said. Walts said the 21 veterans were among 33 residents of the Pleasant Ridge housing project near failing to purchase liCharlestown who for serendited censes for their cars. He said charges were dropped after Nicholas Dosker, chairman of the Louisville Housing Committee, explained the veterans had been urged to find housing in the Indiana center because of the housing shortage at Louisville.

Dosker said they would be residents of Kentucky if housing were available there. Abandoned Baby Found On Lawn Fort Wayne, July 26 (P) -Police today sought the identity of the who abandoned their baby parents, about 5 months old, on a lawn near the downtown business district of Fort Wayne. A woman passerby heard child crying and found it on the lawn. It was wearing a white dress, pink shoes and blue socks and was wrapped in a pink blue baby blanket. A diaper and partly filled feeding bottle were found nearby.

Police the child was wellnourished and seemed to be in good health. There was a slight bump on the right side of its head along with a wound scab. Gerster Named Chef Of Forty And Eight Aurora, July 26 Gerster of Dillsboro was elected chef de gare of Voiture No. 612 of the American Legion's 40 and 8 at the annual election here last night. Other officers are George er of Aurora, chef de tren; Denton V.

Opp of Aurora, commissaire intendent and correspondent; John Durbin of Rising Sun, conductuer: Walter Powell of Lawrenceburg, garde de la porte; Charles Armbruster of Lawrenceburg, lampiste; William Bruce of Moores Hill, commissaire, voyageur; Alfred Rising Sun, garde des prisionnier; Dr. J. M. Jackson of Aurora, and Carl Haag of Lawrenceburg, aumonier. Indianapolis Today Indianapolis Community Relations Conference, meeting, Claypool Hotel, 3 p.m.

Indiana Association of Life Underwriters, meeting, Claypool Hotel, 10 a.m. Indiana Association of Life Underwriters, luncheon, Claypool Hotel, 12:15 p.m. Indians Society of Architects, luncheon, Hotel Severin, noon. Farm Bureau Editors, meeting, Hotel Severin, 9 a.m., 1 p.m. This Vital Day Weather Data 0.5.

Weather Bureau Special Report Sun rises. .5:39 rises. .4:22 a.m. Sun zeta. 03 Moon .1:52 p.m.

WEATHER CONDITIONS YESTERDAY Airport Data) Precipitation ending 7:30 p.m. .00 Total amount since Jan. 1, 1946... 19.95 Accumulated departure from mal since Jan. 1 (deficiency) 3.67 -Temperatures p.m.

.77 5 p.m.. .79 80 2 p.m. .78 6 p.m. .77 3 p.m. .78 p.m..

.76 54 4 p.m.. .80 p.m. 72 -For the Same Date Last Year 1 p.m. .87 8 Max. .90 Min.

.66 Weather at- 6:30 p.m. Low High Amarillo, Tex. Clear 65 98 Atlanta, Ga. Rain 92 Bismarck, N.D. PtCidy 96 Boston, Masa.

77 Brownsville, Tex. PtCidy 95 Buffalo, N. Y. PtCidy 54 Charleston, 8.C. Cloudy 76 91 Chicago, Ill.

Clear 56 79 Cincinnati, 0. Clear 54 79 Cleveland, 0. Clear 46 78 Denver, Col. Cloudy 61 92 Duluth, Ming. PtCidy 79 El Paso, PtCidy 95 Evansville, Ind.

62 83 Fort Ind. Clear 53 78 Fort Worth, Clear 76 98 Havre, Mont Cloudy 58 95 Indianapolis, Ind. PtCIdy 54 80 Kansas City, 63 94 Los Angeles, Clear 66 86 Louisville, Ky. 62 82 Memphis, Tenn. 92 Miami, Fla.

Rain 71 85 Minneapolis, Minn. Clear 56 83 Moline, PtCIdy 56 81 Orleans, Rain 77 93 New York. N.Y..... PtCldy 66 81 Oklahoma City, Okla. PtCldy 13 99 Omaha, Neb.

PtCidy Phoeniz, Ariz. PtCidy 109 Pittsburgh, Pa. 54 76 Portland, Ore. PtCidy 58 74 Rapid City, S.D... 62 93 St.

Louis, 61 82 Salt Lake City, Rain 63 75 San Antonio, Clear 99 San Francisco, Clear 75 Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. Clear 75 South Bend, PtCIdy 81 Spokane, Wash. PtCidy 55 92 Tampa, Fla. PtCidy 90 Terre, Haute, Ind.

55 66 84 Washington, D.C. Clear 78 News Of The Courts SUITS FILED IN COUNTY COURTS CIRCUIT COURT 62851. Gerald M. Bates vs. Perry L.

Bates. Divorce. William E. Jeffrey. 62852.

Simon Peter Lesselyoung vs. Ruby Helfer et al. Note. R. B.

H. Smith. 62853. Simon Peter Lesselyoung vs. Chelcie Brown.

Note. R. B. H. Smith.

62854. Leona Helm vs. Arthur Helm. Divorce. Frank R.

Beckwith. .62855. Eulaliah Wynne vs. Robert K. Divorce, Earl J.

Askren. -Room 1- 48816. Virginia Davis vs. Elbert Davis. Divorce.

William H. Sheaffer. 48851. Wilma Templeton vs. New York Central System.

Damages. S. J. Kagan. 48856.

Mildred Pauline DeLaney vs. Harry DeLaney. Divorce. John E. Lesow.

48861. Rosie Lee Robinson vs. Robert Edward Robinson. Divorce. Mattocks Mattocks.

48866. Eugene I. Brown vs. Hazel Brown. Divorce.

Rochford Rochford. -Room 2-- 48847. Rushton vs. Glen K. Rushton.

Divorce. Kivett, Chambers, Vernon Kivett. 48852. Martha M. Emerson vs.

Dr. Eunice Carter. Damages. Louis Rosenberg, James M. Dawson.

48857. Helen E. Becklehimer VA. John Becklehimer. Divorce.

Bess Robbins, Joseph S. Kaufman. 48862. Norma L. Acton VS.

Vernon Ray Acton Jr. Divorce. Holmes, Norris and Demaree. 48872. Loretta E.

Boatman V8. Red Cab, et al. Damages. Rochford and Rochford. -Room 48843.

Beulah L. Redford vs. Henry T. Redford. Divorce.

Bess Robbins; Joseph 8. Kaufman. 48848. Darlena Ranson vs. Edwin T.

Ranson et al. Divorce. Lewis Davis. 48853. Fred Millis et al vs.

Paul S. Miller et al. Injunction. Townsend and Townsend. 48858.

Emily Mae Rudd vs. Frank R. Rudd. Separation from bed and board. Bess Robbins: Joseph S.

Kaufman. 48863. Geneva M. Voorhies vs. Justin Voorhies.

Divorce. Bess Robbins; Joseph S. Kaufman. 48868. Donald Robert Mears vs.

Anna Lanelle Mears. Divorce. Max White. 48873. Dorothy A.

Edwards v8. John N. Edwards. Divorce. Holmes, Norris and Demaree.

-Room 48839. Geneva J. McCoin vs. William B. 48849.

McCoin. Wilbur Divorce. Cox George New D. Anderson. vs.

York tral R. R. Co. Damages. S.

J. Kagan. 48854. Matthew Robertson vs. Raymond E.

Mitchell et al. Foreclose mechanic's lien. Cox and Cox. J. 48859.

Betty L. Bower V8. Stanley Bower, Divorce. Max M. Farb.

48864. Chalmer H. Lewis vs. Frances E. Lewis.

Divorce. John J. McShane. 48869. Catherine D.

Crouch vs. William H. Crouch. Divorce. Bachelder, Bachelder Fife.

48874. Hattie Dilley vs. Co-operative Services, al. Damages. Rochford Rochford.

-Room 5-- 48840. Mary M. Lambert vs. George R. Lambert.

Divorce. A. Joseph Maloof. Read. 48845.

Francis Azzinaro Vs. Joseph Damages. Dailey, Dailey Lesh. 48850. Bonita Conn vS.

New York Central System. Damages. S. J. Kagan.

48855. Katherine Louise Lasley vs. Paul C. Lasley, Divorce. John Browder.

48860. Alma Heinz vs. Robert G. Heinz. Divorce.

Jessie Levy, John J. Shusler. 48870. Nelson New vs. William Michael et al.

Damages. Seth S. Ward, William Faust. SUITS FILED iN MUNICIPAL COURTS -Room 1- 21001. vS.

Marcella Sheets. Replevin. Barnes, Hickam, Pantzer Boyd. 21003. Leon Tailoring vs.

James Dewalt. Note. Kroger Gardis. 21005. Raymond C.

Dickmeyer vs. William Watson. Rent. Milton Siegel. -Room 2-- 21002.

Leon Tailoring vS. John M. Robinson. Note. Kroger Gardis.

21004. Executive Service, vS. Clifford L. Butler. Note.

Oliver 'c. C. Fetta. 21006. Rosenberg vs.

Raymond Dawson. Services. James M. Dawson. Vital Statistics BIRTHS, BOYS John, Deloris Mimin, St.

Vincent's. Harold, Jean Young, St. Vincent's. Charles, Marcy Toms, Emhardt. Omer, Nolie Dickerson, Emhardt.

Carl, Mildred Tauge, Methodist. Milstead, Verdelle Hendricks, 2534 North Keystone Avenue. Scott, Susie Walls, 436 Tippecanoe Street. BIRTHS, GIRLS John. Smith, St.

Vincent's. Donald, Margaret Moore, St. Vincent's. John, Virginia Clark, St. Vincent's.

Warren, Ruby Elliott, Emhardt. Wilbur, Geneva Smith, Methodist. Paul. Margaret Schockency, Methodist. Kenneth, Wilma Butcher, Methodist.

Anethus, Vivian Snorton, 2031 Hovey Street. MARRIAGE LICENSES Donald Andrew Jones, 2506 Lancaster; Patricia Ann Banta, 618 Arch. William M. Lattimore, Franklin; Norma Mae Young, 1351 South East. Ivan A.

Reading, West Catherine Moran, 1446 South Meridian. George Henry Boumer, City Hospital; Cora Mae Grainger, 5919 Rawls. Gus Watson, 1467 North Alabama: Helen G. Tilton, 1476 North Alabama. Frederick Charles Dilger 1338 Comer; Hannah Lucille Hunt, 2407 North Park.

Earl Victor Bridwell, Fort Harrison: Alice Mae Swartz, 134 South 2d, Beech Grove. Albert Francis Ford. 1452 North Alabama; Josephine Robold, 1625 East Vermont. William Clancy Gaines. 521 East 31st: Jane Templeton, 2411 North Delaware.

Harold Eugene Curry, 1943 North Parker: Elizabeth Hash, 929 North Bancroft. Karle Richard Lobb, Pen Argyl, Lois Marie Whiteman, 56 North Sherman 'Drive. Roy Wilson Jr. 1718 North Illinois: Marie Gaskin, 1718 North Illinois. BURIAL PERMITS Louisa.

Louellyn, 92, Indianapolis, teriosclerosis. Charles Wiliam Duff, 3, months, City Hospital. respiratory failure. Joseph D. Nance 40, Veterans' Hospital, carcinoma.

David A. Stutsman, 77, 220 Koehne, hemiplegia. Minnie May Case. 54, 2144 North Talbot Avenue, myxedema. William 0.

Davis, 83. Indianapolis, pneumonia. William H. Roberts, 77, City Hospital, myocardial insufficiency. William Harrison Green, 75, Methodist Hospital, tumor.

Minnie Moulds, 78, Indianapolis, phiebitis. Fire Runs, July 26 9:24 a.m., 3005 Graceland Avenue: trash in rear; no loss. 9:51 151 Douglass Street: twostory frame residence; cause, defective wires; damage, unestimated. 1:13 p.m., Union Stockyards; dump burning: no loss. 1:22 p.m., 2920 Guilford Avenue: twostory, Hugh frame Socks; and brick cause, residence gas stove occupied exploded; no loss.

2:24 p.m.. 5703 East Washington Streets; three-story brick apartments ocAudubon Apartments; cause. unknown; $1) loss. Death Notices Death Notices BROWN- -Hugh beloved husband of Carrie Brown, father of Wesley WalHorace F. Brown, passed away Thursdav at h's home east of Danville.

Services Saturday. 2 m. at the CampFuneral Home Danville. Burial Plainfield. Friends may call at funeral home.

Funeral Announcements Flanner Buchanan Services GENDRON, Mrs. Ella Jane HOOVER Harry Franklin WHITE, Mrs. Elizabeth See complete notices for time and date of funeral. FLANNER Mortuary 25 WEST FALL CREEK BLVO. TA.

3377 Death Notices Death Notices COLLYER- -Dr. Lilly sister of Homer Guthrie, Cincinnati, and Blaine Guthrie of Louisville, passed away early Friday morning. Funeral services at the Hisey Titus Mortuary Sunday at 10 a. m. Burial at Tunnelton, Ind.

DIMETROFF- Christ, age 57, good friend of Mayme Whitted, passed away Friday morning. Services Monday, 10 a.m.. Conkle Funeral Home, 1934 West Michigan St. Friends invited. Burial Floral Park.

Friends may call at funeral home after 2 p.m. Sunday. FOSSEE- Charles of 2042 Hillside entered into rest Wednesday evening, age 14 years, son of Charles and Julia Fossee, brother of Richard, Robert, Rosemary, Marie, Francis and Loia Fossee. Saturday, 2:30 p. at Northeast Chapel, 2530 Station St.

Friends are welcome. Burial Crown Hill. Moore Mortuaries. GENDRON-MrS. Ella Jane, 61 years, 4915 E.

11th wife of Henry mother of Henry Mrs. Rose Mary Seidel and Mrs. Ellen Newhart; daughter of Mrs. Ursula Lime, sister of James Carl, Clyde A. and J.

Leo Lime, Arnold and Herbert Lime, both deceased; Mrs. Bessie Bryant, Richmond, and Mrs. Agnes Newlin, Carmel, and 4 grandchildren, passed away Thursday at Hines Memorial Hospital, Hines, Ill. Time and place of service later. GRAY- father of Marguerite Gray of Rochester, N.Y.; brother of Mrs.

Ruby Maners and Harry Gray, both of Indianapolis, passed away. Services Monday, 8:15 a.m., at the home, and 9 a.m. St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church. 46th and Illinois Sta.

Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call at the home, 5201 Byrum any time. Little and Sons Service. HOKE Joseph, 1410 Cornell passed away at his residence Wednesday evening. Funeral services Saturday afternoon, 2 p.

at the residence. Interment Ficral Park Cemetery. Friends may call at. the residence after p. m.

Friday. King and King service. HOOVER- Harry Franklin, husband of Estelle Mae, passed away at his idence, 36 W. Vermont Thursday a. m.

Services Flanner Buchanan Mortuary Monday, 1:30 p. m. Friends invited. Creination, Flanner Buchanan Crematory. Friends may call at mortuary.

JACOBS- -James age 63, 1421 Spann passed away suddenly Friday, beloved husband of Daisy father of Mrs. Eddie Avery, Mrs. Anna Hoffman and Mrs. Pearl Kropp, brother of Mrs. W.

W. Turpin, Miss Mildred Jacobs and Chester Jacobs, grandfather of Tommy and Charles Avery. Funeral notice later. J. C.

Wilson service. KENT Anna Laura, age 73. mother of Mrs. Thelma Thompson and Roy E. Kent of Indianapolis and William E.

Kent of Anderson, passed away Friday p.m. Funeral and burial Sunday, 2 p.m., at Glezen, Ind. KEPHART -Samuel, age 84, husband of Jennie Kephart, father of Mrs. Atkins, Mrs. Dorothy Brown of Martinsville, Hiram Kephart, Belleville, and Thomas Kephart, Ames, entered into rest Thursday at his home, 990 S.

Lincoln Martinsville, Ind. Funeral 2:30 p. Sunday, July 28, at the Cure invited Hensley Chapel, Martinsville. Friends LINDBLOM-Mary James age J. 62, of 524 E.

Sumner, wife of Lindblom, mother of Bernard and James J. Lindblom both of city; Mrs. Wilhelmina Hoover and Morris C. Lindblom of Dayton, Eugene P. Lindblom of Beloit, sister of Mrs.

Fox and Mrs. Burkhardt, both of Seymour, Ind. Funeral from Lauck Funeral Home, 1458 S. Meridian, Monday, 8:15 a. Holy Trinity Church, 9 a.

m. Burial St. Joseph Cemetery. MAGEE- Thomas Edgar, age 62, of 1727 Park husband of Nellie Magee, father of Mary Smith, Dorothy Smith, Ina Watson, Edgar, Walter, James, Charles and Thomas Magee brother of Gertrude Huett. Nellie Ardis and Noah Magee, passed away Wednesday.

Funeral Saturday, 2 at the St. Farley Friends Funeral Home, 1604 West Morris Saturday. may call at the residence until noon McLANE- Grace age 60 years, wife of Hubert, passed away Thursday. Funeral service July 27. p.

George W. Usher Mortuary, 2313 W. Washington Hill St. Cemetery. Friends invited.

Burial Crown Friends may call at mortuary. MESSING- -Anna E. (nee Goff), Detroit, entered into rest Wednesday, age 66 years, wife of Lawrence F. Messing, sister of Mrs. Minnie Vaught, Goff, Mrs.

Mrs. Ethel Dora Phillips, Miss Kathleen Kroll, Charles and George Goff. Services 2050 Saturday, East Michigan St. Friends are p. at Peace Chapel, come.

Burial Crown Hill Cemetery. troit papers please copy.) Moore Mortuaries. MULRYAN- Herman Francis, age 40, of 522 Vinton husband of Lucille Mulryan, father of Judy, Billy and Patty Jo: son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Mulryan; of Cora Belle Ross, and Ellen William Lads.

MulAgnes Ditchley, Thomas passed away Friday. residence. Funeral Friends Monryan, day, at the may call' at the residence after 7 p. m. Saturday.

Farley service. -Bertha, passed away Friday morning at the Methodist Hospital, Fullerton, beloved mother of Mrs. Juanita Robert Murnan, sergeant of the Indianapolis Police and Gerald Murnan of Crawfordsville, sister of Loren Cavanaugh Cavanaugh, Humboldt, Arthur of Galesburg, and William Cavanaugh, London, Ind. Services Wilson Monday, "Chapel 10 of a. the the J.

C. 1234 Prospect St. Friends invited. Burial London Cemetery, Shelby County. Friends may call at the Saturday, "'Chapel of the Chimes" after 4 p.

m. OWENS- Charles age 73, passed away Wednesday evening at his home in Danville; father of beloved Ernest husband E. Owens of Mrs. of Indianapolis. Mrs.

Kathryn McNamara of Shelbyville. Mrs. Hazel Wilson of Florence, and Mrs. Ona Maree Caldwell of New Castle. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.

at Baker Funeral Home in Danville. Burial Old Union Cemetery. Friends invited. Friends may call at the funeral home any time. PROSCH- father of Edward brother of Otto, William, Louis, Clarence, Dan, Ernest and George Prosch, Mrs.

Anna Kesling, Mrs. Elizabeth Rearick and Mary Williamson; grandfather of Mrs. Pauline Chesser and Richard O' Banion, died Monday at Lakeland, Fla. Funeral Monday, 8:30, at the Kirby Mortuary, Meridian at 19th St. 9 a.

Joseph's m. Holy Cross Church. Interment Cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary. SHINKLE-Vella, 66 years, beloved wife of Riley H.

Shinkle, mother of Ruth Hoffman Helen Farrow, Edna Dean, Ralph and James Shinkle: sister of Edna Hackett, passed away Thursday. Funeral Sunday, Church. 2 p. at the Burial Baptist Bethel CemeNew Bethel Friends invited. New tery.

Friends may call at the G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home, 1505 S. East until Sunday roon and at the church from p. m.

until nour of service. UNVERSAW-Anna, widow of Ethel Ernest Rinker, N. Unversaw, mother of Mrs. Burling Unversaw and Mrs. Marie Harvey, passed away Thursday morning.

Services Montgomery Funeral Home, Saturday, July 27, 2 Him. Friends Friends invited. Interment funeral Crown may call at home. WHITE-Mrs. Elizabeth.

71 H. years, Clarke 2327 College sister of Mrs. P. and Mrs. Josephine Baldus, passed away Thursday a.

m. Services Flanner Buchanan, Saturday, 11 8. m. Friends invited. Interment Crown Hill.

Friends may call at mortuary. 3-A Mausoleums CROWN HILL MAUSOLEUM For details or conferences in home or office. call TA-4561 Washington Park Mausoleum Earle P. Martin, Sales Director. Phone IR.

4677. Funeral Directors James Bailey Kregelo WA. 4551. Bailey. HOMELIKE CHAPEL.

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME 1934 MICHIGAN. FR. 9622 PAUL E. DORSEY 3925 E. New York St.

IR. 1173 GRINSTEINERS 1601 E. New York St. MA. 5374.

G. H. Herrmann 1505 8. East St MA. 8488 HISEY TITUS 951 N.

Delaware LL. 3828 HURT "SHEFIELD JONES 2226 SHELBY GA 2570 Kirby Mortuary MERIDIAN AT 19TH 3331 LAUCK FUNERAL HOME 1458 8. MERIDIAN ST A FR. 5444 MEMORIAL LEAP W. FUNERAL WASE.

HOME MA. JULY 27, 1946 Funeral Directors RICHARDSON FUNERAL HOME 1349 MADISON AVE FR. 5556 Illinots at 10th 5405. SHIRLEY BROS. USHER MORTUARY 2313 W.

Wash. MA. 9352. MA. 9353.

VOIGT 1632 S. FR. MORTUARY 5711 MERIDIAN J. C. WILSON "Chapel of the Chimes.

AMBULANCE SERVICE 1234 Prospect. MA. 9435. -Memorials FLOWERS correctly of quality arranged John Grande Sons BE. 2615 OF DISTINCTION ARBOGAST.

CH. 4496. THE GIFT EXPRESSIVE Atkins Flower Shop 209 W. 21at TA. 0224 MARKERS On display, 3502 E.

N.Y. SE IR. 4130-IR. 1178. Blakley Gran.

Co. Lost and Found STRAYED, black male pup, white streak on neck, 3 mos. old; answers to the name of Runt; part cocker with bobbed 24. tail; between Minnesota and Morris, July 1747 Morgan. Reward.

LOST -Black and white wire haired terrier, called 8 mos. old, near Danville, July 10. Reward BE. 4876-R. WANTED.

information regarding disappearance of Dalmatian coach dog in the Warfeigh dist. License 496. Dead or alive. BR. 7859.

BABY'S pet dog picked up at 10th and West Sts. Black and wh. shaggy. Reward. RI.

1229. LOST- Gold sq. Omega watch around 8:30 Wed. in vic. of 1215 N.

Penn. Reward. LI. 2193. MAN'S gold Gruen wrist watch, gold elastic band lost at Sablosky's, cor.

College and Mass. Reward. H. T. Bailer.

RI. 4206. LOST- Lady's yellow gold Hamilton wrist watch, black cord band, downtown area; reward. IR. 6395.

LOST- Gray male cat, white face and feet, vic. 6203 Haverford: child's pet. Reward. MA. 1312 or BR.

4560. BILLFOLD lost by returned veteran with valuable papers and money. Reward. 1119 Bacon. GA.

8749. LOST -Red alligator purse. Return purse and contents. No questions asked. Reward.

LI. 5558. BR. 3125. LOST-Lady's brown purse on E.

Michigan streetcar, 1 p. m. Thursday. Liberal reward. MA.

6356: MA. 9114, eves. BLACK billfold in vicinity of bus terminal at 4 P. m. Fri.

Willard Bailey. CH. 7137-J. Reward. LOST in Irvington, a red billfold containing a sum of money.

Reward. IR. 0376. LOST -Lady's wrist watch with inscription. Reward.

RI. 5349 or IR. 8274. LOST-Lge. cameo brooch Tues.

afternoon, downtown; rew. Phone Cu 58-W3. LOST -Brown billfold; reward. HU 5668 or HI. 1464.

LOST- -Gent's Bulova wrist watch, shark skin strap. Reward. TA. 7328. LOST- Small male white dog, black and tan head.

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ARCH SUPPORTS MADE FOR THE INDIVIDUAL CONDITION. Dr. M. B. Morris 307 M.A.

Security 5287. Trust, MARY MILLS (EX-SERVICE) Scientific massage for men and women, for all ailments and reducing. Cabinet vapor baths. Hours 9 a.m. -9 709 Park No.

4, first floor (rear). 'Call RI. 7266 for appt. MO-TEE-NA STIMULATING men past 50. Cut-rate TABLETS at HOOK'S.

"Double vour money back if not highly SOAP! SOAP! SOAP! band-new wonderful soap needing no bleach: rinses absolutely free. Purdy Soap Products. TA. 2458 for free delivery. FUR RESTYLING Indiana Fur 114 E.

Wash. ED-1 will meet you at the Severin Roof Wednesday or Thursday, where I understand wonderful Latin and American music 19 being played and shows put on by Arthur Murray. RHEUMATISM, NEURITIS or LUMBAGO PAINS quickly relieved with WINTREX TABLETS. Absolute money-back guarantee. Ask your druggist or write direct.

KEENE DRUG 202 N. Delaware St. $250 REWARD for information leading to postive identification of person who poisoned (strychnine) my dog in Woodruff Place July 23. Druggist please note. Phone CH.

3356. Arthritis and lieved others, through too, can Rational be reTreatments in your home. Call CO. 2802, after 5:30 p. m.

DR. H. L. SUNDERLAND, D. 0.

Rectal Specialist. Injection Method. 130 E. Room 415. Indpis LI.

6064. Do you have an alcoholic problem? If so, call The Retreat. All information strictly confidential. TA. 3021.

41 W. 32d. MORE PEP. Relieve symptoms of constipation and dizziness with 'MISSION LIVER PILLS' 19c at Hook's Dependable Drugstores. LEE 437 Mass.

Beauty Ave. Salon. RI. 0785. RUBY Permanent wave specializing; 5 operators.

No appt. nec. Mrs. Roberts, owners. and Finger Wave.

SHAMPOO Prompt Service. Ind. Beauty College, 108 E. Wash. RI.

5912 NYLON HOSE, to first grade DuPont Nylons, supply limited. 10 a. m. to 8 p. Photo Stulio, 229 N.

Ill. d. E. Frauer Agents Trusses for 460 E. Life-Saver Wash.

RI. Trusses, 0601. RESPONSIBLE couple would like to adopt baby 1 yr. or younger. Address Box 1586 Star.

"GET THE THINGS YOU WANT." Get formula. $1. Money back guar, Be-King. 603 Merchants Bank Popular music. Home Piano Teacher or studio.

Herbert C. Bonham, 126 N. Belmont. RI. 5159.

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS may reached through P. O. Box 1474. Or by telephone. FR.

2743. FALSE TEETH PADS Ask your druggist now for Com- Fit Pads. Pilgrimage 10; Carey, return Ohio Aug. Shrine, 11. Aug.

Res. before Aug. 1. Mrs. John Hoff.

MA. 4780. Scientific. REDUCOL Reducing method of spot reducing. Hours 9-12.

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Body pains removed. Call 2 Massage Mrs. Reed for appt. GA. 0195.

10 Cabinet Baths All kinds. Also cooling showers. Scientific ass a for Gladys BATHS Higdon, 508 E. 29th, Apt. 2.

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