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0 0 0 NOVEMBER 3, 1947 STAR. 20 THE INDIANAPOLIS War Losses Put At 15,000,000 Marshall Lists Dead, Missing Of 57 Nations Chicago, Nov. 2 (UP) -) than 15,000,000 members of the armed forces of the 57 nations which fought on both sides in World War II were killed or reported missing, Secretary State George C. Marshall said tonight in a report released by the Encyclopedia Britannica. Marshall, recapitulating the world's losses in manpower and resources during the war in an article in Britannica's new fourvolume history of the war decade, through 1946, said Russia suffered the heaviest losses of any belligerent.

HIS LISTING of losses, in battle deaths and missing military personnel, was summarized as follows: United States: 295,904 lives, or 500 of the 1940 onsulationvery United Kingdom: 305,770 lives, or one in every 150 of the population. British Commonwealth of Nations: 452,570, cent of empire's populationer Russia: 7,500,000, or one in every 22 of its 1940 population. France: 200,000, or one in every 200 of its 1940 population. Germany: 2,850,000, or one in every 25 of its 1940 population. Italy: 300,000, or one in every 150 of its 1940 population.

China: 2,200,000 or one in every 200 of its 1940 population. Japan: 1,506,000, from 1 1937 on, or one in every '46 of its 1940 poulation in the home islands. Dog Stays On In Sewer, Complains "Brownie," a small brown cocker spaniel, just wouldn't be rescued last night. Construction workers called police after they heard persistent barking of the pooch emanating from a sewer in the 4200 block of East Brookside Parkway, South Drive. They enlisted the aid of Norman Kleifgen, 4127 East Brookside Parkway, South Drive, whom they lowered, head first, into the sewer by his heels.

The 10-yearold boy could Brownie the pipe was too small for him to crawl into. After dropping bones to try to entice the dog to the opening, police decided "Brownie" didn't want rescuing as bad as his plaintive howls indicated and gave up. Nearby residents said dogs get into the pipe frequently but always seem to get out. Ira Clifton Copley, Publisher, Dies Aurora, Nov. 2 (P)--Ira Clifton Copley, publisher of 17 newspapers in California and Illinois, died today.

He was 83. Copley, once a utilities executive and a member of Congress from 1911 to 1923, died of a heart seizure in Copley Memorial Hospital, an institution built with his own funds. Clothes Examined For Slaying Clews Clothes worn by Mrs. Mabel Merrifield, Indianapolis clubwoman, when she was knifed to death Thursday in her home, 2583 Churchman Avenue, are examined by (from left) Beech Grove Chief of Police E. C.

Hunt, Detective Sgt. James Osborne and Sgt. Robert Shields, both of the Indiana State Police. (Star Staff Photo.) 50 Die In Peru Earthquakes Mounting Toll Feared; Waves Sink 6 Boats Lima, Peru, Nov. 2 (UP)-At least 50 persons were counted dead today and seven towns damaged heavily in a series of earth tremors which began at 10 a.m.

Saturday and continued to shake central Peru until dawn Sunday. Military planes and Red aircraft flew food, clothing, medisupplies, doctors, and nurses into the disaster Tidal waves heaved up by the quakes sank six fishing boats off the northern Peruvian coast, but no lives were reported lost there. HEAVIEST hit among the seven communities was the mountain town of Satipo, virtually destroyed by earthquake and floods. The temblors breached the dikes in the Satipo The flood destroyed the hospital, with only a few patients saved, and ripped other public buildings from their foundations. The stricken community was isolated except by air.

The total killed in Satipo was reported at 40, but rescue workers feared many others were buried under debris or drowned and washed away. 80 Germans Killed In Uranium Mine Controlled By Russ Berlin, Nov. 2 (P)-The American-controlled newspaper Neue Zeitung said today German workers were killed Oct. 22 in an accident in the Russian-controlled uranium mine fields in southern Saxony. The accident occurred in a shaft 250 feet deep, the newspaper said.

This shaft near the Saxony-Czechoslovak border was SO abrupt, the newspaper continued, that the workers could descend only by ladder. This Vital Day Weather Data U.S. Weather Bureau Special Report Sun Moon 8:48 p.m. Sun Moon a.m. WEATHER CONDITIONS YESTERDAY (Airport Data) Precipitation ending at 6:30 p.m..

Trace Total amount since Jan. 1 35.20 a Accumulated departure from normal since Jan. 1 1.53 -Temperatures1 p.m. .55 5 p.m. .50 60 p.m...54 6 p.m...50 p.m.

.55 7 p.m. .50 46 p.m...54 8 p.m. .50 -For the Same Date Last Year1 p.m.. .67 8 p.m.. .65 Weather at- 6:30 p.m.

Low High Amarillo, Tex. 29 64 Atlanta, Ga. Rain 47 53 Brownsville, Tex. 56 79 Chicago, Ill. PtCidy 46 58 Cincinnati, 0.

Cloudy 48 53 Denver, Col. Clear 32 78 Evansville, Ind. Rain 49 56 Fort Wayne, Ind. tCidy 39 53 Kansas City, 50 55 Los Angeles, Cal. 50 68 Louisville, Ky.

Rain 52 53 Miami, Fla. 83 Minneapolis, Minn, Clear 47 56 New Orleans, 57 70 New York, N.Y. Clear 42 56 Omaha, Neb. Cloudy 49 52 Phoenix, Ariz. PtCIdy 52 79 Pittsburgh, Pa.

Cloudy 37 54 St. Louis, Cloudy 48 56 San Francisco, Clear 50 61 Sault Ste. Marie, Clear 33 57 South Bend, 38 58 Spokane, Wash. 34 45 Tampa, Fla. 65 77 Terre Haute, Ind.

Rain 45 60 Washington, D.C. 48 58 Vital Statistics MARRIAGE LICENSES Ralph Badger, 946 Stilwell Street: Edna May Warren, 625 Lexington Avenue. 75 YEARS AGO TODAY INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL November 3, 1872 Georgia Street, between Meridian and Pennsylvania, is shut up for grading purposes. The ponderous steam road roller was there yesterday. Colclazer yesterday sold $3,000 worth of diamonds, the largest sale of that class ever made in Indianapolis in one day.

He only disposed of two stones, one at $2,500 and the other at $500. E. B. Claypool, of Connersville, has purchased the Cobb drug store property, corner of Illinois and Washington Streets, for the sum of $50,000. A new building will be erected in the spring, and a bank located there.

The jail now has 27 inmates, 3 of whom are females. 4.S. Aures Co. At Home in Indiana for 75 Years Death Notices Indianapolis 1 Star, Nov. 3, 1947 JENKINS-PIC.

Robert son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Jenkins, brother of Katherine, Gerald C. and Fred W.

Jenkins passed away at Tarawa Nov. 20, 1943. Services Flanner Buchanan Mortuary, 10 a.m. Wednesday. Friends invited.

Interment Washington Park. Friends may call at mortuary after 6 p.m. Monday, JOHNSON-Edward of 1536 Roosevelt Avenue, entered into rest Saturday evening, age 78 years, father of Mrs. Elsie Cunningham and Calvin Johnson, brother of Mrs. Clara Ogle.

Services Tuesday, 10 a.m., at the Arlington Avenue Methodist Church. Friends may call at Northeast Chapel, 2530 Station Street, until hour of service. Burial Washington Park. Moore Mortuaries. JOHNSON- -Walter 80 years old, New Augusta, husband of Blanche, father of Mrs.

Manuel McGoldrick and Walter S. both of New Augusta, and Mrs. Charles L. Middleton, Indianapolis, passed away Friday p.m. Services Flanner Buchanan Mortuary, Monday, 11 a.m.

Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at mortuary. LOWE -Cora Ann, of 2901 E. 56th entered into rest Saturday evening, age 72 years, widow of the late Andrew 8.

Lowe, mother of Mrs. Gertrude Delello, Mrs. Anna Frances Collins, Charles Clarence Edward and Merle 8. Lowe; sister of John Tingle. Services Tuesday, 1:30 p.m.,.

at Peace Chapel, 2050 E. Michigan St. Friends are welcome. Burdal Anderson Cemetery. Moore Mortuaries.

LUNDEEN- Ernest 3709 N. Capitol, age 53, beloved husband of Ethel Lundeen, brother of the Rev. Levi R. Lundeen, Norwalk, Carl E. Lundeen, Dennison, Iowa; Agnes Aller, Omaha, Mildred Wise, Primrose, Hazelle Gilhooly, Indianapolis; Mabelle Silverman, Washington, D.C., and Ardelle Friesen, North Loup, Neb.

Funeral servIces Tuesday, 10:30 a.m.. at Shirley Central Chapel, 946 N. Illinois St. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at chapel any time.

Bertha age 75, beloved wife of Thaddius W. McLaughlin, mother of Charlotte Watkins, London, and sister of Mrs. Fannie B. Rulf and William E. Martin of Indianapolis, passed away in London, Saturday.

Funeral at Shirley Brothers Central Chapel, 946 N. Illinois, Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at chapel after 7 p.m.

Monday. -Mabel 2583 Churchman wife of Hugh D. Merrifield, mother of Mrs. Max Foster, Indianapolis; John R. Merrifield, Cincinnati; sister of Rachel R.

Ross, passed away Thursday p.m. Services Flanner Buchanan Mortuary, Monday, 3 p.m. Interment Crown Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary. MILLER- John 66 years, beloved husband of Stella H.

Miller. father of Mra. Earl F. Martin, passed away Sunday, Funeral Tuesday, 1:30 p.m., at the G. H.

Herrmann Funeral Home, 1505 S. East St. Friends Invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call after 2.

p.m. ROBERTS father of Katharine Roberts, Mrs. Mary Nancy Starks, Mrs. Julia Messling, Mrs. Rhoda A.

Gehring and Mrs. Pauline Beeson, all of Beech Grove and John P. Roberts of Indianapolis, brother of Rena Roberts of Beech Grove, also 8 grandchildren and 2 passed away Sunday at his home, 1526 Main Street. Beech Grove. Services Wednesday, 8:30 a.m., at the home and 9 a.m., Holy Name Catholic Church.

Burial St. Joseph Cemetery. Friends may call at the above address after 5 p.m. Monday. Little and Sons Service.

(Ky.) papers please copy.1 SCHWARTZ- Myla beloved mother of William passed away Saturday. Funeral Wednesday, Nov. 5. 8:30 a.m. at the George W.

Usher Mortuary, 2313 West Washington 9 a.m. St. Mary's Church. Friends invited. Burial Crown HIll Cemetery.

Friends may call at mortuary. SHULER-Hattie, age 68, mother of Paul of Monrovia, Reuben of Stilesville, and Orville Clayton, sister of Mrs. Agnes Eaton of Indianapolis, Vess Means of Paragon and George Means. Newport, Rhode Island, passed away Sunday. Funeral services at Crown Center Tuesday, 2 p.m.

Burial at Olive. Friends may call at the home near Crown Center. Cure and Hensley Service. SOUTH-Pvt. Elmer Wayne, beloved son of Mrs.

Amelia E. South, 2338 N. Talbot age 23. killed action Dec. 7, 1941, at Hickman Field, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.

Military services Wednesday, 1:30 p.m.. from Shirley Bros. Central Chapel. 946 N. Illinois.

Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the chapel after 6 p.m. Monday. VAN HOOK- age 74, of 3015 S. Dexter, beloved mother of Mrs.

Marie Moorhead. Marie Stanley, Cleo, Pauline and Charles O. Kuhn and Harry Lorraine. Funeral 3 p.m., from Shirley Brothers Central Chapel, 946 N. Illinois St.

Burial Washington Park Cemetery. Friends may call at Chapel any time after 1 p.m. Monday. WALKER-Ella, 65 years, 516 Woodlawn beloved wife of Albert A. Walker, mother of Evelyn Kortepeter, Harry and Raymond Walker, sister of Harry Hausner, Martha Davidson and Mrs.

Alfred Mueller, passed away Saturday. Funeral Tuesday, 10:30 a.m. at the G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home, 1505 S.

East St. Friends invited. Burial New Crown. Friends may call any time. WARD-Mrs.

Almira age 74, 933 W. 30th passed away Friday evening, mother of Mrs. Alice K. Julian, of Milroy, and Hartwell Ward of Indianapolis, grandmother of Carol Louise Ward, sister of Mrs. Mollie Grove, South Bristol, Vt.

Services at the J. C. Wilson of the Chimes, 1234 Prospect Tuesday, 1:30 p.m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill.

Friends may call at the "Chapel of the Chimes' any time. WILLIAMSON- Elbert of 1217 Shannon Avenue, entered into rest Saturday, age 69 years, husband of Mrs. Addie B. Williamson, father of Orval E. Williamson and Charles M.

Williamson. Services Tuesday, 3 p.m., at Peace Chapel, 2050 E. Michigan St. Friends are welcome. Burial Crown Hill.

Moore Mortuaries, 3 In Memoriams COLLESTER- loving memory COLLESTER, of CHARLES LEE who passed away Nov. 3, 1946. The pearly gates were opened, A gentle voice said, And with farewells unspoken, He gently entered home. -Mother, Grandparents, Sister and Brothers. HYDE-In loving memory of my dear wife, MARTHA JANE HYDE.

who passed away Nov. 3, 1944, three years ago today: Peaceful be thy rest, dear Martha It is sweet to breathe thy name; In life I loved you dearly, In death I do the same. Your Loving Husband. KIZZEE loving memory of EUGENE FOSTER KIZZEE, who passed away Nov. 3, 1946.

Beloved husband and father, sweet happy memories cling around your name; True hearts that loved you with deepest affection, love you in death just the same; You left behind broken hearts that never did forget you and never will, And who always think of you and who tries to be brave and content. Gone is the face we loved so dear and silent is the voice we loved to hear. Sad but true, we wonder why that the best are always first to We hope to meet you some day, we know not when. To clasp your hand in the better land, never to part again. -Wife and Sons.

WILHITE. DAVID In loving ALLEN memory WILHITE of who passed away Nov. 3, 1943. November brings sad memories Of a loved one gone to rest And those who think of you today Are the ones who loved you best. The old home now is broken No longer there we roam For the hands that rest foverer Are the hands that made our home.

Sadly missed by loving wife, daughter Anna and son Guy. 3-A Mausoleums Washington Park 1s the only organization in the State of Indiana providing complete cemetery services. Earth Interment Mausoleum Entombment Columbarium Inurnment Cremation Facilities For information call IR. 8383 or IR. 4677.

WASHINGTON PARK CEMETERY CROWN HILL MAUSOLEUM TA. 4561. 4 Funeral Directors JAMES F. BAILEY Kregelo Bailey. WA.

4551. "THE HOMELIKE CHAPEL CONKLE FUNERAL HOME 1934 MICHIGAN FR. 9622 PAUL E. DORSEY 3925 E. New York St.

IR. 1173. FARLEY FUNERALS Speedway Chapel, Auburn 1604 W. Morris. MA.

12346. GRINSTEINERS 1601 E. New York St. MA. 5374 G.

H. Herrmann 1505 S. East St MA. 8488 HISEY TITUS 951 N. Delaware.

LI. 3528. JONES HURT "Shefield 2226 Shelby. GA. 2570.

KIRBY MORTUARY MERIDIAN AT 19TH. WA. 3331 LEAP MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME 1739 W. WASHINGTON. MA.

3912. STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS AT LESS COST Funeral Directors McCARTY MORTUARY McCarty, 2815 Shelby, GA, 4284. MEYER ABDON 1509 Prospect. MA. 5802.

RICHARDSON FUNERAL 1349 MADISON AVE. ROYSTER ASKIN 1902 N. Mer. Mortuary, 2310 W. Wash.

USHER MORTUARY 2313 W. WASH. MA. 9352, MA. 9353.

VOIGT MORTUARY 1632 S. MERIDIAN. FR. 5717. J.

C. WILSON "Chapel of the Chimes." AMBULANCE SERVICE. 1234 Prospect. MA. 9433.

6 Florists--Memorials FLOWERS OF QUALITY CORRECTLY ARRANGED John Grande Sons, MA. 3508 W. C. BERTERMANN FLOWERLAND 9600 E. WASH.

IR.2500. BLAKLEY GRANITE CO. Monuments, Markers and Mausoleums. 3402 E. New York St.

IR. 4130. FLOWERS, THE GIFT EXPRESSIVE ATKINS FLOWER SHOP 209 W. 21st. TA.

0224. 207 Illinois. LI. 0941. ROELL'S FLOWERS 8 Lost and Found WANT GOOD HOMES Pups, dogs, kittens.

Exam. by good vet. BR. 3032. Home for Friendless Animals, Inc.

Indpis. 5. Reas. donation home. REWARD LOST- police dog, black and tan.

Answers to the name of Please call 0. E. Ruth, BR. 3213. LOST- -Small brown and light brown male dog, in neighborhood of 2500 E.

Thurs. morn. Mixed breed, wearing harness tied together with string. Reward. CH.

4322. GOOD HOMES for very fine part Pointers; also 2 small FOX Terriers and cute puppies. INDIANA S.P.C.A. MA. 8776 -black and white bulldog, 5 answers to the name Elmer.

Vicinity of Birchwood and Fairfield. Call WA. 8357. LOST- diamond Masonic ring Tuesday, vicinity of Purdue ext. or.

on Beech Grove bus. Reward. GA. 7004 after 5 p. m.

LOST- -Bracelet, with small imitation diamonds and rubies. Keepsake of husband killed in action. RI. 4845 days CH. 5040.

LOST- -Diamond, platinum ring: 17 diamonds, large, 16 small. Owner ask no questions. Very substantial reward, Address Box 1257, Star. LOST- -Brown and black police dog, license No. 1307.

Answers to "Holmes Reward. 5641 Guilford Ave. BR. 5292 or FR. 2351.

LOST, brown gaberdine topcoat. Raglin shoulder. Downtown area. Reward. Call TA.

8324. LOST, woman's dark green gaberdine suit, size 42, in City Market house. BE. 5656-M or BE. 2407.

STRAYED, white and brindle English bulldog, from 328 N. Tacoma. Finder please call FR. 3007. Reward.

LOST Dark-brown, pin-stripped, suit Tues. between W. Mich. and 10th; reward. CA.

2107. TAN and white part Collie pup, 6 mo. old. Name Tanny. Lost from 3965 Guilford Ave.

Reward. HU. 3302. LOST-190-pt. diamond setting in vicinity of 15th and Illinois; liberal reward.

Earl Milan. TA. 2343 or CA, 1526. LOST -Black cocker, spayed female, last Saturday, vic. of Cold Spring Rd.

and 30th St. Liberal reward. TA. 5240. KEYS on ring lost going west on Prospect.

Reward. FR. 7364. 723 Prospect. LOST- dark sable and white male collie.

Reward. IR. 8693. LADY'S Bulova watch lost dntn. Reward.

MA. 7441, Mrs. Elsea, 9 to 5. LOST- Shell-rimmed glasses on E. 13th St.

Reward. CH. 1174-J. LADY'S brown purse lost E. Wash.

car with money, keys. Rew. BL. 1158. LOST- -Brindle and white bull dog, vicinity 5695 College.

GL. 0846. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS may be reached through P.O. Box 1474, or by telephone. FR.

2743. 10 Cabinet Baths MASSAGE. TRY OUR NEW CABINET BATHS. MALE AND FEMALE GRADUATE OPERATORS. 1426 S.

MERIDIAN. CA. 4507. BATHS- GLADYS HIGDON Baths and scientific massage. Now open.

1308 E. 10th St. Appt. only, CH. 7249.

9 a. m. 11 p. m. Exp.

oprs. VAPOR BATHS AND MASSAGE daily Sun by A DDI 4 to, 8 o. 797 22d 8t WA 9485 NELLE'S STEAM -VAPOR BATHS Rm. 203. RI.

2015 from 10 8 14 W. Ohio, CAROLINE SALON. baths, massage. Open 10 a.m. Vapor Caroline.

Miss Davis. CH. 7065. Appt. 1961 Reducing Treatments- 1687 Physical therapy.

massage, 1519 N. Cap. MASSAGE. BATHS, COLONICS. 9374.

N. Capitol. TA. 2631 BATH and massage. STEPHANIE and assistant.

1908 N. Capitol. HI. 2004. 13 Transportation RENT A NEW CAR-LI.

1122 Bonnell Drive Business, Yourself pleasure, Co. 30 vacation. W. Vermont WANTED 4 riders to L. leaving Tuesday morning, Nov.

4. Cumberland 23-J-4. 14 Special Notices FRANK WADE. 5241 College free can have a suit cleaned and pressed of charge if he will call Darko Sons Cleaners, GA. 2401.

"YOUTH FOR CHRIST." EVERY SAT. NIGHT AT 7:30. Roberts Park Church, Del. and Vermont. 15 Business Services ACCOURTINI.

ACCOUNTING service. Investigations for lawvers and bus. firms. Mr. Champa, 527 N.

Del. Phone LI. 0229. ALTERATIONS FUR STYLIST. Call Gertrude Free, 620 S.

Lynhurst Dr. DRESS MAKING: coats, suits. dresses, blouses and restyling. SHIRT 1263. ALTERATIONS AND COLLARS TURNED.

BL. 5405. BERTA BAD DEBTS COLLECTED. Licensed. bonded.

Fidelity Mercantile AN 6864. 623 Security Trust Bldg. 9 Personals LOVE FOR A CHILD can be shown thru the offer of a Protestant white home in Indpls. which can give affection and security to a handicapped boy. Jack will require some nursing care, but can carry on normal activities and will attend school.

A special board rate, clothing, medical expenses will be paid by a reputable childplacing agency. Address Box 1252, Star. LEG ULCERS Milk Leg, Phlebitis, Varicose Veins treated without use of drugs. Arch Supports made for individual condition. DR.

M. B. MORRIS. 202 Odd Fellow Bldg. MA.

5287. OLD PHOTOGRAPHS beautifully restored. We specialize in copy work. Bring your old photographs in and allow us to quote you prices. ROGERS STUDIO.

20 N. PENN. FALSE TEETH REPAIRED No delay! LI. 9030. 108 E.

Wash. Bldg. DR. HAMER, DENTIST ARE YOU interested in sterling silver? Choose it in vour home at your leisure. With a specialist in sterling silver.

At no extra cost. Call BR. 9943 for appointment. RHEUMATISM. NEURITIS or LUMBAGO PAINS quickly relieved with WINTERX TABLETS.

Absolute money-back guarantee. Ask your druggist or Del. write direct KEENE DRUG 202 N. St. FUR RESTYLING Indiana Fur 114 E.

Wash. HAIRCUTTING Tues. and No charge. Indiana Beauty College, 108 E. 908.

I WILL not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself on or after Nov. 3. 1947. Richard E. Miller, 814 N.

Meridian St. ALL IN? Wake up your liver. Banish headaches, biliousness due to constipation: 30 MISSION LIVER PILLS." 19c. Hook's Dependable Drugstores. LOSE 10 LBS IN 10 DAYS Special reducing course, $18.

Mrs. Wood- TA. 5822 BOB FARMER New loc. Beauty Salon. street d.

K. of P. Bldg. 220 Mass. Ave.

RI. 1146. SCIATIC. prostate. nervous disorders.

DR. OSBORNE'S HEALTH SERVICE. 2631 N. Capitol. 0374.

PICTURE postcard collection for sale: over 300 cards; some dating back to 1900. Call BR. 0783 after 6 p.m. DOES your creanization want to raise money? If so. contact Wide-a- Wake Enterprises.

BE. 3401-W. TRUSSES. R. E.

Frauer 460 E. Wash. RI. 3160. Agent for Life-Saver Trusses.

CLAYPOOL FLOWER SHOP Every Day. 10 N. Ill. LI. 0617.

Open M. GREGORY -PRIVATE DETECTIVE. Licensed. Bonded. Confidential.

Free consultation. MA. 0483. Business Services AUTO RADIATOR AUTO RADIATOR TROUBLES Let the oldest shop in the Middle West (est. 1913) cure them Acme Radiator 623 N.

BRICK WORK GENERAL CONTRACTOR G. B. AXLINE. Residential and business properties and apartments repaired, decorated, constructed. Company bonded.

Workmen insured. WE SPECIALIZE IN BRICK. AND BLOCK BUILDINGS. WA. 2006 Brick Brick-Block-Cement We specialize in brick, block and stone buildings, new and repair work; best prices: material avail: insured workmen.

Work guaranteed. IR. 3701 BRICK, CEMENT, REPAIR water proofing, foundations, chimneys, steps, sidewalks repaired. Floors raised and underpin. Garages raised and repairs.

IR. 9259. BRICK -BLOCK-CONTRACT New and repair, any kind. Quality Work. Prompt service.

IR. 5440 BRICK REPAIRS- 5440 Fireplace chimney porches foundations, painted, repaired and rebuilt--fix smoky fireplaces and chimneys. Leaks stopped. Prompt service. CONTRACT BL.

3621 Brick block work. Any kind. Reasonable. BRICK POINTING-FR. 2296 foundations, chimneys, etc.

Flues and Porches. BE. 1954-2 BUILDING BUILDING AND REMODELING Days: WA. 6761. Nights: CA.

6389. WALKER BROTHERS CARPENTER STORM DOORS AND WINDOWS. Combination Aluminum. California Redwood or Plain. Roofing, siding, rock wool, steel tile.

Porches enclosed. Light contracting. Alumaroll commercial and home awnings. Free estimate. No money down.

36 months to pay. Wehmeier, HI. 2512. LOOK! SMALL CARPENTER JOBS A SPECIALTY. SASH CORDS AND GLASS REPLACED: SPEC.

SASH MADE: 36 MONTHS TO PAY. FREE ESTIMATES. MA. 2083. Gen.

Repairing GA. 2482 Carpentering, roofing and painting. Work guaranteed. E-Z terms. CARPENTRY, rooting, siding, glazing, caulking, comb.

storm sash, sash cord, weatherstripping. BE. 3919 after 6 p.m. ODD JOBS my specialty; carpentry, plumbing; also small appliance repair. For call FR.

6772 any time. CARPENTER contracting by insured and union carpenters. Immediate service. Day or night. FR.

9252. CARPENTER; storm doors, windows fit and hung; window cords. CH. 3827. GENERAL carpenter work and home repairs.

CA. 6075. CARPENTERING. plastering, arches a specialty. CH.

2788-R. CARPENTRY, remodeling and repairing; all kinds. Qck. serv. Guar.

CH. 9278-W. CARPENTRY, gen. repair. Free estimates.

Work guaranteed. Call WA. 7504. CEMENT WORK ALL TYPES CEMENT WORK Residential and industrial. Expert mechanics.

Ready mixed concrete used. GA. 1632. CEMENT BLOCKS -WA. 1203 We specialize in digging basements.

CEMENT work and pipe laying. Call RI. 3093. RI. 4620.

CINDERS RICH TOP SOIL, FILL DIRT $1 per yd. Also cinders. Day or night. CH. 8343.

CINDERS, crushed stone, crushed rock for driveways. Sand, gravel, top and fill dirt. GA. 7022. DRIVEWAYS, cinders, crushed stone; tractor grading, gravel, overland scraper service; rich fill dirt.

CH. 2768. GRAVEL, cinders, sand, crushed rock. L. Haverstick.

GA. 3375. GA. 0561. CLOCK REPAIR CLOCK REPAIRING-HU.

5648 Digging by Machine Sewer, water, cable, pipe, back-filling. foundations. 3018 W. 16th. BE.

4130. PLASTERING, cement blocks, and carpenter work. Reasonable. Immedlate service. TA.

2745. UNITED CONSTRUCTION Inc. THOMAS BROS. CONTRACTORS Ripping and painting. 36 mo.

to pay. Clean and paint gutters, Free estimate. WA. 6175. Contracting, Basements.

RI. 1211 CRUSHED STONE CRUSHED rock, wash and pit-run gravel for driveways. Top and fill dirt. Lowell Francis. GA.

4134. TOP and fill dirt; gravel crushed stone. Roy Osborne. MA. 4288.

DRIVEWAYS LET US REPAIR your driveways. Free estimates. Also fill dirt, cinders, all kinds of gravel and crushed stone. FR. 1617 GUARANTEED blacktop drives and parking areas? Hartman Brothers.

BR 8180: WA. 6231. DRY CLEANING SERVICE on dry cleaning. Plant-to-customer cleaning saves time and money. CRESCENT CLEANERS.

1246 N. Capitol. ALL MEN'S SUITS CONTOUR PRESSED TO BETTER FITTING. GREGG SON. CLEANERS.

RI. 8321 FASHION CLEANERS 1901 CENTRAL. ELECTRICAL. REPAIRING. E.

A. WHALEN ELECTRIC SERVICE Power and lighting; repair work. 3701 Mass. Ave. CH.

2841: CH. 7533-J. ELECTRIC AIRING ELECTRICIAN All kinds house wiring. Electrical pair. Day or night.

CA. 5651. ELECTRICIAN R. T. EIBLING (Licensed).

GA. 6549. ELECTRICAL WIRING AND REPAIR. CALL BR. 0270 OR BR.

7059. CATERMINATOR Rats Roaches Bedbugs Killed quick; $1.50 per rm. and up. Guaranteed results. LI.

3936. HARDEMAN EXTERMINATING co. UNITED TERMITE CONTROL Free inspestion. 630 Va. FR.

1424. FENCING FENCING-3 YRS. TO PAY Any type, erected. Reasonable. Red Bail Siding, 735 King Ave.

CA. 2111. FENCING LAWN AND PICKET: 3 YRS. TO PAY: NO DOWN PAYMENT. QUAKENBUSH FENCE CH.

4910. FLOORS FLOOR SAG? CALL IR. 3334 We level floors with Adjusta-Post. replace bad joists, beams. Free estimates.

FLOOR REFINISHING HARDWOOD floors laid and finished. floors refinished like new. Free ests. BR. 8525 CARL JOHNSON HARDWOOD FLOORS.

FLOORS SANDED CH. 4035 Refinished like new. Guaranteed satisfaction. Exp. Free ests.

CH. 3970-R. IRA WILLIAMS: door sanding, refinishing, new floors laid. Dustless, guaranteed. GA.

9539. JOE WILLIAMS- -New floors laid finished. Old floors refinished. FR. 2904 OR CA.

3139. FLOOR SANDERS FOR RENT FOR RENT. Floor sanders, edgers and polishers. Barrett. 344 E.

Wash. FR. 1573. FURNACES FURNACE installing, repairing, vacuum cleaning New and used furnaces. 3 years to Free estimates.

Miles. WA. 3063 WE REPAIR and install any make furnace. We are a reliable and estahlished concern. Dependable service.

and Dale. GA. 2739. FURNACE AND REGISTERS VACUUM CLEANED, $6.00. FR.

3068. FURNACE FURNACE CLEANING. OIL BURNER. OIL STOVE AND STOKER SERVICE AKERS HEATING SERVICE HU FURNACES VACUUM CLEANED. Repair all makes.

Work guaranteed. HINES. ID. 0006. ZOLLER CLEANING REPAIRING all make- furnaces 106 N.

Sherman 30 vIs experiencec. FR 6335 or BL. FURNACES vacuum cleaned and repaired. WA. 4154.

FURNACE REPAIRING FURNACE CLEANING and repairs Prompt service. INDIANA HEATING CORP. 1529 N. Penn. LI.

7112. FURNACE or smoke pipes replaced. pipes rewrapped. gutters cleaned. painted, repaired or renewed: 36 to pay.

MA. 2083. FURNACE REPAIRS H. R. FURNACE CO.

2903 Central. Res. WA. 1018. WA.

3101. FURNACE REPAIRING AND RESET. TING. BLOWER WORK. BL.

0188. FURNITURE CLEANED FURNITURE CLEANED 3-piece suite $15.00 2-piece suite $11.50 and Crown Laundry Dry Cleaning 2901 E. Wash, CH. 1923 GUTTERING GUTTERS CLEANED, REPAIRED. REAS.

IMMED. SERVICE. CA. GUTTERING Guttering, Roofing, Siding, Painting, Carpentry, Home Repair SHACKELFORD BROS. Film Folk Compare Red Probe With Methods Used By Hitler Hollywood, Nov.

2 (P) -Forty film personalities participated today in a "Hollywood Fights Back" broadcast, second of two network airings sponsored by the Committee for the First Amendment in opposition to the House Committee on Un-American Activities inquiry into Communism Hollywood. Directed by Norman Corwin, the program originated in Hollywood and had Washington and New York tie-ins. Actor Richard Conte summarized the group's position this way: "MR. THOMAS (Committee chairman J. Parnell Thomas) has said that this committee will be back.

When he comes back, we will be back. And in the meantime we hope you, wherever you are, will join the swelling ranks of those who demand that the Un-American Committee which has aroused such indignation and unrest across America be abolished -not merely reshuffled, but voted out of existence." Among movie folk who flew to Washington to protest against the hearings and appeared on today's show were Humphrey Bogart and his wife, Lauren Bacall; Danny Kaye, June Havoc, John Huston, Marsha Hunt and Gene Kelly, Actor Gregory Peck, referring to a report by the President's Committee on Civil Rights, said: "As an ominous punctuation to that report yesterday a mob broke up a peaceful meeting not in the Munich but in the city of Philadelphia in Independence Square, ironically in the shadow of our Liberty Bell. So the UnAmerican committee bears its Cavalry 'Slips Up' In Rehearsal For Royal Wedding London, Nov. 2 -A rehearsal for Princess wedding procession from PalElizabeth's, ace to Westminster Abbey was held in a rain early today. First, came a procession of four small open wagons, representing the four coaches which will convey the Queen and other members of royal family.

Around each wagon was a cavalry guard. Then followed the richly gilded Irish state coach. It was empty today, but on Nov. 20 it will carry the Princess and King George VI to the Abbey for her wedding to Lt. Philip Mountbatten.

At the west door of the Abbey the escort of household cavalry wheeled too far to the left and was badly out of line. That was corrected. Later, the horse bearling the colonel commanding the horse guards slipped and fell. The colonel remounted quickly and dashed after the state coach. Boy Probationer Nabbed After Raid On Icebox A ragged 16-year-old boy who left an empty icebox behind him and a note asking "God's forgiveness" was still hoping for the latter in jail last night.

Freed recently on probation from the Plainfield Boys' School, the hollow-cheeked youth was nabbed yesterday, by William Reese, old, as he ran from Reese's house at 450 West 15th Street. In his kitchen Reese found the remains of a hastily gobbled meal and a note saying: "I'm sorry for stealing. I haven't had anything to eat for three days I'll pay it back later." "God forgive me," the note concluded. The boy admitted to Juvenile authorities he broke in the back door of Reese's home. He was believed to have run away from the home of a relative here.

Singer Reports $10.000 Gem Loss Chicago, Nov. 2 (P)-Singer Martha Tilton reported to police today the loss of $10,000 worth of jewelry last night. The Los Angeles radio and stage performer, making a personal appearance at a theater here, said she walked to her hotel after last night's final show, and may have dropped the jewelry which she was carrying in a case. STATE DEATHS Anderson--Roy D. Cleary, 74.

Bloomington--Melvin Kaiser, 77. Marengo-William S. Hanger, 80. Rushville George W. Brown, 82.

Terre Haute--Clifford Winston, 40. tragic fruit. A word flung hysin a hearing room beterically, stone flung deliberately in a public square." Author Thomas Mann said that 4T have the honor to expose myself as a hostile witness" and added: "As an American citizen of German birth, I finally testify that that's how it started in Germany. What followed was and what followed Fascism was war." Funeral Announcements Tanner Buchanan Services FLOYD, Mrs. Esther E.

GILLENTINE, Jesse Sr. Robert JOHNSON, Walter S. MERRIFIELD. Mrs. Mabel R.

See complete notices for time and date of funeral. FLANNER BUCHAnAn Mortuary 25 WEST FALL CREEK BLVD. TA. 3377 BUSCHER. Teddy M.

FREDRICK. Edward F. UnAmerican HAMILTON, Roy C. its LUNDEEN, Ernest W. MeLAUGHLIN, Mrs.

Bertha M. Pyt. Elmer Wayne VAN HOOK. Shirley Services Death Notices Indianapolis Star, Nov. 3, 1947 BAGGY Hazel D.

122 Kelleher, W. 20th sister of moth- Mrs. Roy Hale, Portland, Mrs. Herman De Valliere, Tremon, New Jersey, and I. E.

Wright, Spirit Lake, Iowa; grandmother of Robert J. and Richard G. Kelleher and Mrs. Harold Huse: also surfive died Saturday at her residence. Services Monday, 2 p.m., at the Kirby Mortuary, Meridian at 19th Street.

Interment Crown Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at Mortuary. (Please omit flowers.) BISHOP- Frank, beloved husband of June Bishop, father of John W. Bishop of Greenwood, brother of Fred Bishop of Indianapolis and Carrie Bishop of Greenwood, passed away at the home in Greenwood, Sunday, November 2. Services 2 p.m..

Tuesday, November 4, at the Burkhart Funeral Home in Greenwood. Friends Invited. Burial Greenwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 4 p.m. Monday.

BRIDGES- -Gorham, age 50. brother of Mrs. Helen passed away at New Castle. Friends may call at the Dorsey Funeral Home, 3925 East New York Street, after 6 p.m. Monday, Funeral 10 8.

m. Tuesday at funeral home. Burial Mt. Jackson Cemetery. DIETZ- rest of 3001 Meredith entered into Saturday evening.

age 60 years, wife of Peter Dietz. mother of Mrs. Margaret Adams, Mrs. Maxine Layton, Norma Jean, Raymond, Elmer, Robert, Russell, Carl, Fred and Albert Dietz, sister of John and George Stenger. Services Tuesday, 3 p.m.

at Irvington Chapel, 5342 E. Washington St. Friends are welcome. Burial Memorial Park. Moore Mortuaries.

LA FARA-Minnie May (Illges), 80 years, 40 E. Southern, beloved mother of Nettie Ellis, Esther Sedam and Ezera La Fara, passed away Friday. Funeral Monday, 10:30 a.m.. at the G. H.

Herrmann Funeral Home, 1505 S. East St. Friends invited. Burial Washington Park. FLOYD Esther 2060 Ruckle; mother of Mrs.

Vernon Davis. Mrs. Kenneth Mercer. Miss Lois and Gene Floyd, grandmother of Alycejune Mercer, daughter of Mrs. Grant Leavitt of Elwood: sister of Mrs.

Ethel Hill of Dayton, passed away Thursday p.m. Services Flanner Buchanan Mortuary, Monday, 2:30 p.m. Friends invited. Interment Union Chapel Cemetery. Friends may call at mortuary.

FREDRICK -Edward Feynweather, 1853 Coolridge Ave. age 18, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Fredrick and brother of Betty, William John and Marilyn Fredrick.

Funeral Monday 1:30 p.m. from Shirley Irving Hill Chapel. 5377 E. Washington. Burial Memorial Park.

Friends may call at Irving Hill anv time. HART- John Francis (Frank), age 52. husband of Helen, father of Francis Byron, Charles Russell and Alice Mae, stepfather of Mrs. Denzil Norris. Mrs.

Paul Lents, son of Lillie Hart. brother of Mrs. Leona Witte. Mrs. Doris Lyle and Mrs.

Mary Hendershott, passed away Sunday. Funeral services at the McCord Funeral Home in Oaklandon Wednesday, 10:30 a.m. Burial 1.0.0.F. Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 6 p.m.

Monday. GILLENTINE- Jesse 1343 Congress husband of Sylvia Mae, father of Jesse Jr. and Mrs. J. Richard Smith.

passed away Thursday Services Flanner Buchanan Mortuary, Monday. 1:30 p.m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at mortuary.

GORDAN- Edward 79 years, 2435 8. Ritter, beloved husband of Georgia Hancock Gordon, brother of Lon Gordon. Mina Farmer and Olive Murphy, passed away Friday, Funeral Monday. 1:30 p.m.. at the Morris Street M.

E. Church. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the G.

H. Herrmann Funeral Home, 1505 S. East St. HAMILTON-Roy little son of Mr. and Mrs.

Herschel Hamilton. passed away Saturday. Funeral from Shirley Brothers' Central Chapel Monday, 3:45 Burial Glen Haven Cemetery. HART- age 65, of 519 Leeds father of Vincent Hart, brother of Grace Maple, Edith Johnson and William Hart. passed away Saturday.

Funeral Wednesday, p.m.. at the Farley Funeral Home, 1604 W. Morris St. Burial Washington, Park. Friends may call at the funeral home after noon Monday.

HOWERTON--Ed A. M. M. age 24 of 910 N. Keystone son of Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Howerton, brother of Pauline Howerton and Mrs. Laura Mae French, formerly of Evansville, passed away July 8. 1945, in the South Pacific. Friends may call at the Jordan Funeral Home, 2428 E.

10th St. after p.m. Tuesday. Funeral Thursday, Nov. 6, 2 p.m.

Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. ISENBERG-Mier Wolf of 2907 Washington passed away suddenly Sunday morning. Husband of Dora, father of David, brother of Louis Isadore and Mrs. Lena Feldman.

Services will be conducted 3 p.m. Tuesday at the Aaron-Rueben Funeral Home. Interment Indianapolis Hebrew Cemetery. Friends invited. (Iowa) papers please copy.J 3 FR.

yrs. 9968. to Immed. Call any no time, CA. 4622, dn.

GUTTERS cleaned and and painted. pickets of Lawn fencing, kinds, chain carpentry repair, plumbing relink all 7-day service. Free estipair of all kinds; mates. 1715 CA. 2091 CA.

roofing, furnaces. Est. free; Galvanized Gutters--Spouting Tinning, 2 to pay. Bea quick service; 1606 N. years Rural.

CH. 5009. Bea HAULING LIGHT HAULING-FR. 3781 and furniture. Clean up Ashes, trash to basement.

Local, long from attic Quick service. Day or night, distance. Reliable white man. Hauling-White-CH. -CH.

clean-up 8379 from Furniture, attic to basement. Low rates. LIGHT MOVING, OR VAN I SPECIALIZE IN FURNITURE MOV. ING AND BAGGAGE. WA.

5739. KUPFER'S DUMP TRUCK SERVICE Fill dirt or top soil, $1 yd. Driveway gravel. ID. 0230.

Army GENERAL truck. Ralph Scott, 1048 HosHAULING, '41 Chevy. brook. White man. FR.

5349. CH. 8850-Furniture, Trunks, boxes, trash and ashes, $2.00 up. I DO all kinds of hauling. Take trash from your basement, and trim your trees.

CH. 2513-W. HI. 3668. TAKING ORDERS for sludge, peatmoss, sand, gravel, top soil, fill-in dirt and crushed stone.

GA. 6354. GENERAL HAULING CH. 9464 Van, white man. Specialize in furniture.

HAULING -DUMP TRUCK Dirt and clean up. Top soil. GA. 7451, Remove White- trees; vet. hauling, all CA.

3823 LIGHT HAULING: TRASH. ANY TIME. HI. 4346. MOVING, Light Hauling, TA.

0927 MAN with ton and half truck wants hauling. RI. 0527. GENERAL HAULING and moving; also trash. TA.

0253. HAULING. white. Clean attic to ment. Including furniture.

LI. 1042. Ton dump truck. LI. 7691 HEATING SERVICE RESIDENTIAL and industrial heating plants for HOT WATER or STEAM, GAS, OIL, OR STOKER.

Immediate stallation. low radiation. ROY ZIMMERMAN. HU. 8990, HOUSE CLEANING WALL WASHING All work guaranteed.

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9421 LANDSCAPING FILL DIRT FREE FOR HAULING. Between 3500-8500 West Washington or U.S. 40. Columbia Construction Co. Grading, Sodding-WA.

7203 We specialize in fertilizing. Top and seed. Also yard work. SODDING, GRADING removing and dirt. HI.

2249. CINDERS, crushed stone, sodding, grading. rich dirt. manure. WA.

8014. LAUNDRY Expert Laundry and Dry Cleaning. LUX, 5301 Winthrop, BR. 5461 EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY 840 N. New Jersey.

RI. 3591. REPAIR INNERSPRING mattresses rebuilt $16.50. New innspg. mattresses, $19.95 to $14.95.

One-day serv. on renovating. We do upholstering, also clean furn. and rugs in the home. RI.

5539. Nu-Way Mattress 817 Ft. Wayne, INNERSPRING -NEW-REBUILT BURKLE, 541 N. East. RI.

6695. OIL BURNER SERVICE Complete Oil Burner Service "Make Contract your service by the year. your maintenance pay dividends. F. M.

COOLEY. For 24-hour service. 3481 or CH. 6770. OIL BURNERS ELEC.

WATER PUMPS REPAIRED. RI. 3886-CH. 1362-3. PAINTING PAINTING, interior and exterior, Paperhanging, steaming, wall washing.

B. S. Decorating Co. RI. 8151.

PAINTING. quality work. Prompt service; no down payment; months to pay. Free estimates. MA.

PAINTING DECORATING. IMMEDIATE SERVICE. WORKMANSHIP GUAR. WA. 8611 COLORS Mixed Reas.

on job, Best ref. CH.6176, PAINTING INTERIOR, EXTERIOR. Experienced. Good references. HI.

KEMTONING MA. 3161 PAPER CLEANING, RI. 0196, WALLS WASHED, PAPER Woodwork, floors waxed. G. BROWN.

RI. 9194, PAPER cleaning, wall washing. Comp. Ins. Green, CH.

2695. PAPER HANGING A-1 PAPER HANGING STEAMING, PAINTING. FALL RATES. RI. 7124 PAPERHANGING -PAINTING Steaming, arches, patch plastering, Immediate service.

White man. WA. 6360 SKILLED PAPER HANGING Steaming FR. 4026 PAPERHANGING re- Painting, plastering, sanding. WA.

PAPER HANGING, steaming and Work ing: first -class work; 25 yrs. experience. guaranteed. GA. 3629.

FR. PAPER HANGING, steaming. paint.ng, plaster patching. Guaranteed Reasonably priced. Morgan, FR.

3068. PAPER references. HANGING, CH. steaming, painting; 2248-W. PAPER hanging.

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CH. 0617. PAPER HANGING, PAINTING. guaranteed. E.

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Immed. serv. Wh. Bussell. CH.

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Condiff, TA. PAPER STEAMING We Paper Steaming or Joe Mills, IR. BL. 0308. WALLPAPER removed with steam.

ways on time. Johnson, CH. 6393. Old WALLPAPER STEAMER FOR WILLIS PAUL. BL.

0308. GET MY prices for A-1 paper ing. GA. 1063. PIANO SERVICE A-1 key PIANO recovering, SERVICE; action repairing, rebushing.

tuning voicing. Free estimates. Phone HI. Bedaine Byers, after 4 p. m.

PLASTERING and Plaster Contractors, BE. 1129-J Homes, houses or buildings. Work ing. PLASTERING, Free est. cement work.

waterproofJONES. TA. 1375. PATCH PLASTERING-FR. PATCH PLASTERING- -CA.

Plastering, GA. 9284, FR. pay PLASTERING RI. of PLASTERING, GUAR. FR.

PLUMBING Bill Pinmbing-General Maintenance Electrical Renair-WA. 0671 SURURPAN PLUMBING CH. 1630, PLUMBING REPAIR--NEW WORK. Septic tank: elec. pumps installed.

Work guar. L. H. McClellan, CH. A.

EMERGENCY ID. plumbing and beating. C. Roell. 0939 or GA.

5542. Dr. REPAIRING 1513. REFRIGERATOR REPAIRING All types serviced. LI.

8031. Richeson Refrigeration Service Lambert's Refrigerator Service Exp. workmanship. Wk. guar.

BE. ROUFING B. J. B. ROOFING CO.

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4701 NEW ROOFS. ROOF REPAIRS A CIALTY. NO DOWN PAYMENT: MOS. TO PAY. FREE EST.

MA. Leaky Rocio Coralred. FR. New roofs, gutters repaired. Work ROOTING and wool insulation.

estimates. Work guaranteed. 36 up to pay. ROOF REPAIRING ROOF REPAIRS 5708. N.

WABASH Illinois. ROOFING COLL. St, soil for TA. 36 2083. bath, 3545, CLN.

Guar. Ralph C. Brown, Acton; Betty L. Ceell, Acton. Edward L.

Gurnell, 409 West Ninth; Luella Kenneth R. Clardey, 409 West Ninth. Martha C. Davis, Lowe, 1140 North DeQuincy; E. 3733 Caroline.

John F. Denning. 223 South Keystone; ington. Marjorie E. Eggers, 917 East WashJoseph W.

Eversole, AveMorris nue: Marvella Fairbanks. P. Payton, a Hotel English. Virginia 701 Pleasant Run Park710 way, Terrace South Drive: Ruth Ann Andrews, Avenue. James Edward Franklin, itol: Virgie 2352 North CapAvenue.

Lee Gambles, 2724 Paris Wayne H. Golder, 1638 Southern, Mary Jennings, 1414 Samuel D. 705 North A Cruft. New Jersey Street: Mary C. Schweikert, 1125 Alabama.

North Joan Heacox. 321 Parkway Avenue: Wilburn Jackie O. A. Jackson, 4140 Carrollton. 433 East St.

Clair Street: Martha Louise Roberts, 1564 Broadway. L. Wilbur Hopkins, 1302 Marlowe; Margaret O. Stephenson, 241 Villa Street. Harry Keller, 4437 Crittenden Street; Barbara Louise Ruste, 1958 Tallman.

Harry Lotshaw, 1446 Central Avenue; Myrtle M. Mangus, 1915 Arrow. Wendel H. McGill, 29 South cille Stephenson, 4506 LuEwing: ton Street. East WashingVictor Wayne McGinnis, Avenue; Dorothy 831 a Campbell 10th.

Newgent, 6625 East George Deloris Dale Phillips, 330 Reisner Street: M. Conover, 1621 Milburn Street. Gertrude R. Rhodes, 1015 High Street: Ralph E. Bradley, 2314 North Delaware Street.

Joseph Edward Swallow. St. Louis, Antoinette B. Siener, 3134 College Avenue. Edgar Thelma P.

Tipton, 863 West 27th; B. Johnson, 3420 Prospect. Leonce E. Whitman, 46 North Gladstone; Anna Linn. 421 North Linwood.

Lester Williams. Needham: Maxine AnRobert derson, 536 East New York Street. S. Diener, 5346 Washington Boulevard: Mary Ann Pearson, 5338 Washington Boulevard. Robert Duane Conger, 3326 West Michigan Street: Virginia Mae Bastin.

3332 West Michigan Street. Jay Daniel Malone. 1215 North Pennsylvania Street: Cleo F. Thornburg, 1215 North Pennsylvania Street. Jesse Gillihan, 1009 North Alabama: Bette Jean Chandler, 1608 North New Jersey Street.

Murray McDavitt, Muncie; Delight Miller, Muncie. William Eugene York, 1001 College Avenue: Marjorie Ann Berry, 1915 West Michigan Street. Harry Robert Stoddard 3554 North Capitol Avenue: Luella Null, 2015 North Keystone. Leo McDonald, U.S. Army: Thelma MeCowan, 706 Blake Street.

Cathenia Akree, 951 Edgemoni; Mary Lesley, 951 Edgemont. Jack Lee Sims, 456 North Berwick; Doris M. Collyear, 1317 Sharon. Russell Carl Phillips, 2026 Calhoun Street; Mary E. Jones, 1226 Beecher Street.

Robert Gale Kinder, 2022 East 42d; June Delores Neil, 2022 East 42d. Everett 8. Reynolds, 2126 Sugar Grove: Velma Marie Bell, 2324 West Minnesota Street. Robert E. Groover, 830 North East Street; Hazel Silcox, 713 Chadwick.

Wray Deitrich, 184 East Ninth: Mary Margaret Lambert, 1302 South Worth. Herman Parks 636 Blake Street; Anna Harris, 636 Blake Street. Josephus George Cissma, 1522 Broadway; Ruth Rebecca Greilich, 3830 North Keystone. George C. Smith, 807 South Taft Street; Margaret Ann Levins, Bridgeport.

Herman Eugene Abig. 306 North Elder: Alice La Verne Poynter, 1111 Olin. Russell G. Tomlinson, 227 North Temple; Esther C. Sweeney, 16 North Temple.

Howard F. Handion, 141 Wisconsin Street: Onzil Ann Petty, 1428 Montcalm. Curtis Harlow. 1348 Silver Avenue; Doreen Sauer, 549 West Morris. Lewis Watson, 5021 Agnes Street: Anna Watson, Agnes Street.

Henry Beck, 1329 Bellefontaine Street; Phyllis M. Burkert. 1329 Bellefontaine Street. Benton Ballard, 5329 University Avenue: Hettie Brown, 631 Prospect Street. Edward A.

Brand, 2325 Carrollton Avenue; Cleste E. Bickers, 2334 Guilford Avenue. 4203. paint6053. work.

serv, WiT. ork 14364. Kem. 5720. 6042.

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