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Funeral Announcements lAGi THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR, MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1948 is Business r1 Uuslnoss And Industry Good Manu factoring Prospects Are Seen TRANSFER and HAULING Anything, Anywhere, Any TUnt 1 VETERANS WHITE QUICK SERVICE RF.AHONABLE FATES HIGHLAND 4572 LANE AND BISCOB each month to local retailers of Quality Chekd ice cream. The Quality Chekd Ice Cream Association is unique in that it allows all 46 of its members to sell a single brand of ice cream while retaining their individual identities as independent Brothers Open Medical Offices Drs. Howard L. and Alexander J. Kahn yesterday announced opening of offices for practice of obstretrics, gynecology and pediatrics at 3120 North Meridian Street.

They are brothers. Both served In the South Pacific in World War II. They were discharged as majors from the Army Medical Corps. Dr. Howard Kahn received his B.S.

and M.D. degrees from Indiana University in 1939 and interned at Indianapolis General Hospital. He had three years post-graduate work in Chicago's Lying-in Hospital and was instructor in obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Chicago Medical School. Dr. Alexander Kahn was graduated from Indiana University School of Medicine in 1942 and interned at university Medical Center.

He also took two years By ROBERT KELLUM The manufacturing drive that has been going fast since the war is due to continue at least through the middle of nefct year, according to one of the leading students of Industrial affairs. He is C. Morrow, editor of Factory Management and Maintenance. Beauty of the present figures on output is in productivity, he cites. Output per man hour is up for the second year in a row.

For the first time since the war the rate of increase clearly exceeds the traditional "3 per cent per year" of the 1899-1939 period. This year 59.5 per cent of the companies reported productivity increases as compared with 53.5 per cent a year ago. This year 11.5 per cent of the companies reported a decrease; 29 per cent reported "no change." Last year 1G.5 per cent indicated a decrease; 30 per cent "no change." A new "round-the-calendar" program of merchandising, advertising and point of purchase promotion by the Quality Chekd Ice Cream Association In 1949 has been announced by Ballard Ice Cream Company, local member of the association. Emphasis is being put on preparing superior display material and a complete line of point of purchase display pieces in color photography will be supplied Trade Winds By LOU SCHNEIDER New York, Oct. 10 Used car dealers sav the new car dealers noir anH in a i Dig way.

lui uecwc j. are small. New car dealers pay Unusually low prices on trade-ins, and then add extra equipment on new cars, on which they also net a handsome profit. Well, whoever is to blame for the high costs of getting a car, let the buyer beware. Eighty per cent of New York's well-equipped machine and metal-working plants are about 50 per cent idle.

Increased offerings of automatic washing machines are cutting deep into sales of the conventional washer. Nails continue scarce, especially in the New England areas. Popular print textiles, in demand last January at 28 cents a yard, are now offered at 17 cents a yard and the trade still talks lower levels. Consumers of imported wood pulp are still on a buyer strike, and it looks as if they will win lower prices. Umbrella demand is good, which is usual near the Christmas holiday selling season.

If all railroads switched to Diesel locos they would consume less oil fuel than that burned now in kerosene lamps, heaters and cooking stoves. Every year industrial accidents kill 16,000 and cripple 90,000 workers. About 185 models of television sets now are being offered at prices running from $99.50 to $2,495, with the average price at $400. Houseware dealers complain that the 40 per cent discount on various items isn't enough to pay for the higher rail-freight rates and still leave usual profits. Raw furs prices as much as 20 per cent below two months ago, which shows women aren't spending.

In watching' the bear element team playing for lower securities prices the conservative element says the passing is terrible, the tackling is horrible, the blocking is rotten, and the bears will not win. Pennsylvania Railroad, a steady dividend payer for 100 years, has stockholders in every state, plus others in 41 foreign countries, i American Hotel Association President Joe Adams of Miami, started as a dishwasher in this $5,000,000,000 industry. And did you know that the cost of government expenses this year exceeds that of feeding the nation's entire population? STRICTLY BUSINESS Miss Mary local agent for Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company, and C. R. Petticrew, C.L.U.

for the College Life Insurance Company of America, have articles this month in "The Insurance Salesman." The 41st annual convention of the National Association of Real Estate Boards in New York's Commodore Hotel Nov. 14-20, will have a special place for "The Cities of Tomorrow." Scale and animated models of whole communities, as they should be planned and developed, will be shown through sponsorship of the Urban Land Institute and Architectural Forum. Models will come from-plan commissions, insurance companies and community developers in all parts of the United States. Residential, industrial and downtown developments will Be displayed, with rejuvenation of blighted areas also emphasized. STATE POINTS: T.

A. Blain, manager of the Alexandria Aladdin plant, has been advanced to vice-president and director of purchasing and traffic for the Mantle Lamp Company, Aladdin Industries, and its branches. His office will be at the new Aladdin plant in Nashville, now under construction. He will leave Alexandria around Jan. 1.

The Rechtin Lumber Company, founded in Evansville 76 years late John Theodore Rechtin and carried on after his death by the founder's son Theodore, and at his death by the letter's daughter, the late Lucia A. Rechtin, is being liquidated. Steel Industry May Hold Prices On Steady Keel Cleveland, Oct. 10 UP) Steel industry officials declare they do not intend to increase prices of finished products in the near future, despite a continued rise in production costs, the magazine Steel reported today. "Considerable speculation with respect to the immediate future trend of steel prices has followed in the wake of a general advance in pig iron prices last week, averaging about $3 per ton," the publication said.

"However, steel sellers, generally, insist no early increase in finished steel prices is in pros pect even though production costs have continued to rise." The magazine said the pig iron price increase, started two weeks ago by eastern producers, was attributed to higher freight rates. Steel output started at a fast pace in the fourth quarter, which brought the prospect that the peacetime quarterly production mark of 22,600,000 tons set in the first 1948 period, might be surpassed. An annual peacetime mark of 87,000,000 tons also may be registered this year, the trade journal predicted. "No sign of any-easing in steel demand has yet developed," steel reported. "In fact, the situation appears tighter in some directions than at any time since the end of the war." Heavy demands continued despite a one-point increase in steelmaking operations last week to 97 per cent of capacity, equalling the high mark for 1948.

V. C. Setter Elected Institute Director Victor C. i controller of the Citizen's Gas CokeJJtil-ity, Indianapolis, has been elected a director of the Controllers Institute of America. This action took place at the organization's 17th annual meeting, held yester- By McFeatters 1 Death Notices Indianapolis (Star, Oct.

1 1, JACKSON Anna 102 North Grant, wife of Thomas B. nwthr of Thomas A. and Phillip K. Jsckson, and Mrs. Marlon Winkle, passrri away.

Funeral notice later. DorseyService. BKISS-Mrs. Barbara, ajte 87. "widow of Paul Reiss, beloved mother of (Bertha MyeiB, deceased Flora Mueller and Frank Ileitis, Indpls.

entered Into rest eveninR. Services and Buchanan Mortuary, Mon. 3:30. Friends may mortuary. SFWAItn-iis Anne, "age 18, "of 20O0 look Bide beloved (laughter of Percy h.

Seward and sister of Fred, William, Wilson, Max Seward, Mrs. Mary Ryan and Miss iiaiel Si ward, Indianapolis; James L. Seward of Lafayette, and Mm. Trudice Luftus of Aiameda, passed away Wednesday p.m. Funeral Monday, 1:30 p.m.-from Shirles Central 94 6 N.

Illinois St. Buildl Crown Hill. Friends may rail at chanel any SMITH Wallace C. 3327 KvcrsrcVu passed away In Newarki Ohio, Thursday. Survived by his wjIp, Kath-ryn; son, Wallace and daiiKhter, Sallie Jean.

Services at Tabernacle Presbyterian Church, Monday, 2:30. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill, Friends may calj at the Flanner St Buchanan Mortuary until Monday, 2 m. SvTKR-Allen. entered Into rest Friday ace 53 years, husband of cert rude E.

Snyder, father of Mrs. Mildred Klncen and Mrs. Joseph Fisk. brother of W. E.

Snyder, grandfather of Karen Joe and Denny Fisk and Sharon Ann Kincen. Service Monday, 10:30 a.m., at residence. Mt, Comfort. Ind. Friend are welcome.

Burial Washington Park. Friends may call at residence. Moore Mortuaries. SOOTS-Edcar of Amo, beloved father of Floyd of Mrs. Harley Archer, Amo, and Mrs.

Vern Baldwin. passed away Sat. at the Archer home in Amo. Funeral services 2 p.m. Mon Amo Friends Church.

Friends may cal! at the Campbell and Powell Funeral Home. CoatesviUe. nilROCK-Loutsc Barbara, ate Ti, beloved wife of Arthur F. Pudbrock, mother of Mrs. Walter L.

Shirley, sister of Mrs. Anna Ncuhauser. Mrs. Newton Williams and Mrs, Theodore I. Schclps, Hinsdale, 111., passed away Thursday morning.

Services Monday, 10 a.m.. SHIRLEY CHAPEL. 946 N. Illinois. Burial Concordia Cemetery.

Friends may call at the cha Del N' V. Sa rah age 6S years, mother of William J. Turner, city, and Samuel Turner of Saugus, passed away Sunday, Funeral Thurs. at Lynn. Mass.

Burial Peabody, Mass. Friends may call at Royster St Askin Mortuary, 1902 N. Meridian St. until 11 a.m. Monday.

VISK Ida, 75 years, bTTovcd wife if Jacob, mother of Mrs. Leila Cambridge. Mrs. Mayme Kwing. Mrs.

Ma-belle Smith and Harold E. Vise, passed away Sunday morning. Funeral Wednesday. 10 rf.m., Shirley Bros. Central Chapel.

946 N. Illinois St. Burial Mt. Jackson Cemetery. Friends may call at charted ff terfip.m.Mnnday.

WXYNE 3d-J. Lloyd. 18 34 N. Alabama, brother of Mrs. J.

V. Anderson, Wayne Park Manor. Clfvland, passed away Sunday. Services Flanner St Buchanan Mortuaries, Tuesday, 1:30 p.m. Friends invited.

Burial Cincinnati. O. WHI EM A N-Elljah, age 74, father of Russell ann W. I--an wnnemnn, brother of James Wh.teman. Shelbyville.

passed away Saturday afternoon. Services Tuesday, 10 a.m. Shirley Bros. Irving Hill Chapel. 5.T77 E.

Washington. Burial Memorial Park. Krlcndi mav call at chapel. UrillTT-Tunitnla fnrmnrltf rtf filS fi Riley entered into restvjsatur- flay. ace 7.

years; sister or wr. Leota Day. Mrs. Dan Kchcibte and Mrs. Mary Ounn; also survived by 3 nephews and 2 nieces.

Service Monday, 3 at PFACE CHAPEL. 2050 E. Michigan St. Friends are welcome. xiuriai crown nm.

mwwn.c nvika ARY. 2 Cords of Thanks BIGfiS-We wish to thank the frienda relatives and neighbors for their arts of kindness, sympathy and beautiful floral tributes extended at the death of our beloved sister. Rose Biggs. We also wish to thank the minister, the singer, the organist and the Conkl Funeral Home. The Biggs Family ViEBBF.R We wish to extend our thanks and appreciation to the friends, relatives and neighbors for their sympathy, kindness and beautiful floral tributes extended at the death of our beloved father, Charles S.

Webber. We also wish to thank the minister, the Redmen Lodge, the Moose, the members of the Plastprerfc' Union, Local 4 6, and Moure Mortuaries, Northenst Chapel. The Family. 3 In Memorlam HICKS-In loving memory of LOR EN D. HICKS who passed away Oct.

11, 1 f42. Not dead to us who love him, Not Inst, but gone before: He, lives with us in memory And will forever more. Wife and ChtMinn. 3 -A Mausoleums Washington Park PH. IR.

8303 CROWN HILL MAUSOLEUM TA. 4S81 4 Funeral Directors JAMES r. BAILEY Kr.ralo Ballty. WA. 451 "THE HOMELIKE CHAPEL" CONKLE FUNERAL HOME 1S34 MICHIGAN FR.

9623 ALL FAITHS PAUL E. DORBEV 393.1 New Yort St FUNERA LS in 1173 GRINSTEINERS 1601 E. New York MA. 5374 G. H.

Herrmann ,1809 S. Eaat St MA 8488 HISEY TITUS S1 N. Delaware. LI. 3828.

JONES HURT Shield Chapgl 2226 Shelby GA. 2570 KIRBY MORTUARY MERIDIAN AT 19TH. WA. 8381. LEAP MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME 173B W.

WASHINGTON MA. 3918 Mccarty mortuary McCarty. 2815 Shelby GA 4284 MEYER ABO ON fB09 Prospect. MA. 8B02.

RICHARDSON FUNERAL HOME 1349 MADISON AVE PR 8888 ROYSTER ASKIN 1903 N. Mer. Mortuary. 2310 Wasri, SPEAKS FINN 1839 MERIDIAN WA 8880 SPEEDWAY CHAPEL AUBURN AT 16TH. MA.

1234 Farley Funerals, 1604 W. Morrla St. ROBERT W. STIRLING 14 30-32 Prospect A 887 USHER MORTUARY 2313 W. WASH.

MA. 9 352 MA. 9353 VOIGT MORTUARY Natlon-WMe Funeral Service 1832 S. MERIDIA FR. 5717.

J. C. WILSON "Chapel nf the Chlmea" AMBULANCE SERVICE 1234 Prospect MA. 94SS 6 Florists -Memorials tXPKESS vovb 7 with Am- EST. 187B 241 MASS.

AVE. TEL. kll. 2333 DAY OB MUHT Fret Del. relejrraph Ser.

For a nn flower service call W. C. BERTERMANN FLOWERLAND WE DELIVER 9800 E. WASH. IR.

11SB FLOWERS OF QUALITY CORRECTLY ARRANGED John Grande Sons, FR. 3525 ASPERGERS FLOWERS From our greenDouu's 3403 Boulevard PI. WA. 2409 8 Lost and Founa PERSON who took my purse Irom car, please keep money and return per- onal belongings. 1314 Shelby SI.

LOST, Oct. 2, brief case by rep. of Proctor Electric Co. Finder please gall LI. 2593.

Reward. WANT GOOD HOMES for cute kittens. Very playful: make darlinp pets. INDIANA S.P.C.A. MA.

8778 TOY COLLIE-Reddlsh brown hafrT Named Lauy. Lost In vicinity New York and Ohio Sts. Reward. GA. 9793.

COST-Whlte hound, fern, brown tpota; child i peti. Rew. MA. 3860. 6 Losr and Found LOST) Billfold' bet.

1500 talk. on Kelly St. and 2100 blk. on Madison, Val. papers, ap-prox.

$80 in cash. Reward. Call 7-Up Bottling WA. 4545. tos TC, iccn biUfnta In Fos ffl re Thurs, contain Uir money, drlvpr license, socml secui ily cards, tokens from dead father.

Finder please return to Ruby Alma Geiss, 1430 Shcpard. Rrwfcrd. PKRSON seen releasing; black pedigreed cottie from 420 W. Bernard Thursday, Sept. 30th.

Will party who now has him please return. No questions. HU. 8876. HELP us feed lost pets until homei ate found.

Home for Friendless Animals, 1 1 1 I ii dp 1 g.5. I LOST Irom vie ot MattsviTTe small black Shetlftnd, pony, trimmed mane and tail. Notify C. G. Alts, Carmel, phone.

RE A DLos I of carpenter tiMiis, from I.n.salle and Wash, Sts. to 600 block Joflrriion Ave, MA. 12fl5. LOST Brown liandbHE. corner Illinois and Market.

Important papers. Re-yarrt. BL. 03P5 LOST Lady gold wrist watch, link brarplet, vie. Murat Theater.

A.F.C. engraved on bark. Reward. WA. 3:34 BILLFOLD, brown.

Vic. of Mass. a College. Thins. Valuable papers.

Re- ward. CH. 33 1 GOLD SA I NO lost dntn. Wed. Re ward.

mi. 1 DOR 9 Personals PAY AFTER YOU LEARN We trust you. Your credit uoort. Learn to be a hair stylist and master beautician. Own your own beauty shop.

No money required. Day and nlcht schools. Open to men and women. Rnyal Brautv "Indiana's Best for Less." 40X Ronsevrlt cor. 111.

and RI. 04 81, RI. 6090. Fourth floor SPECIAL NOTICE Alt outstanding coupons will be redeemed now. RANDELL STUDIOS 120 Monument Circle LEG ULCERS Milk Lep.

Phlebitis. Varleost Veins treated without use of drugs. Arch supports made for Individual conditions DR M. B. MORRIS 502 Odd Fellow Bldg MA 627 Dr.

Fred M. Hickman, Dentist Is now located Bth floor Marlon Blria, 10 W. Ohio corner of Meridian, near Post Omre, formerly 80 Roosevelt Bldg LI. 7 02 I WILL NOT be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself on or after October 4, 194R. Arnold H.

Koelllker. 5973 Rgwls. THE, PERKF.CT FAMILY XMAS CIKT Have those old photographs or tintypes restored. We Rpcciallr.e on restoration and copy work. Come In for a free estlma c.

Rope Studio. 30 N. Penn. FALSE TEETH REPAIRED He dtiayi 030 108 Wain Bldg DR. HAMER, DENTjST ALL JN-Wake "up your liver.

Banish headaches, billiousncss due to constipation; 30 "MISSION LIVER PILLS," J.9c. Hook's Dependable Drugstores. I WILL NOT be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself on or after Oct. 4. 1948.

Luther L. Robinson. 324 W. 21st. FUR RESTYLING Indiana Fur 114 E.

Wash. I WILL NOT be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself on or after Oct. 4, 1948. Edward Grose. 1026 Orange St.

I WILL NOT be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other thun myself on or after Oct. 4, 1948. Paul R- Clarkson. 2J32 N. Olney.

DETECTIVE, PRIVATE Licensed, bonded. eonfldentlaL Free consultation. Mike regory. MA. 0483.

1 WILL NOT be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself on or after Oct. 11, 1948. Robert Shaw, 2440 N. Delaware. CLAYPOOL FLOWERSHOP Sprays, baskets, deilcns, delivered CLAYPOOL HOTEL RI.

S02g 4XCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS I WEST SIDE GROUP I mav. be reached by phoning HA. 7577 or P.O. Bo B514. BEAUTIFUL hand embroidery work, all kinds.

Rea. State Fair 2nd prize '47 and 1st prize 4, BE. 4 63 4 -R. WOMEN-For ARTISTIC HAIRDRKSS-ING. IRMA ZOOK BEAUTY SHOP.

lOR E. Wash Rm J05. MA. 0400. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS" may reached through O.

Bov 1474. tndlananolla. or by telephone. FR 74.V SIX fiction books In good ennd. and SI In exchanee for 6 different ones.

Book Exchange, 1914 -HollowajjN ALTERATIONS in my" home on any clothing. Exp. 1402 Sturm. CA. 026H 10 Cabinet Baths HIODON COX HEALTH BATHS Cladys Hiedon.

Mgr. New exp. opers. Baths, steam, vapor, sulphur. Scientific massage: warm rooms.

130B E. 10th CH. 3257 Hm. 9-9 MINERAL VAPOR BATHS Massage-reducing. By appt.

only. RI 16T328 N. 1. MATTYE B. HEALTH CENTER Vapor baths, prof.

mass. MA 1071. Open 10 am. 301 New Jersey. Ada ms Hotel, nt.

1 NELLE'S STEAM-VAPOR BATHS 14 Ohio 303 RI 2018. From 9 a.m. -10 p.m. dally. CAROLINE SALON Vapor baths, massage.

Open 10 a.m. Apt. 196 1 Cn rol In eM 1 ss Dav I 7 065 MASSAGE. BATHS COLONICS 2B31 Capitol. TA.

9374. BATH and massage 1428 Rni. 201, 2d flr. Open 1 1 a.m. -8 p.m.

SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE SALON I1a.m.-pm WA. 9485 727 E. 22d. 13 Transportation, STATION wagon and driver for hlr. Reasonable rates Swen.

CA. 8980. 14 Special Notices have a suit cleaned and pressed free nf charge If he will call Darko Sons Cleaners. OA. 2401.

75 Business Services BASEMKNTB Excavating; Underpin Bsmts. Haullng-Top Soil-Fill Dirt. GA. 4372. BASLMHNTS'waterprnofed.

caulking and polnt'ng on residence. All work guaranteed. GA, 1274 BRICE woa Brick Block Cement Fireplaces Chimneys REPAIRS BL. 3621 Porches pointed, repaired; stop chimney leaks, patch cement steps, porches, walks: outdoor fireplaces, ovens, trash burners. Free est.

Guar, Prompt service. 2 years' experience. Brick and Cement Repairs Specialize Fireplaces snd Chimneys IR. 4829 Underpin chimneys. Porches pointed.

Patch cement work. Walks. Free estlma tea. PROMPT SERVICE BRICK BLOCK IR. 9402 CEMENT WORK and REPAIRS ANY KIND.

FIREPLACES, flues. Brick and stone buildings and veneers: porches a specialty. Guar. By experts. Prices right: also plastering and carpentry.

BRICK POINTING FR. 2296 Industrial, residential, brick, block, cement work, founriatlons. flues. Fireplaces Flues Porches Repalrs of all kinds. CH.

6928. FOft foundation, brick or block work. WA. 0141. Work guar.

BUILDING CONTRACTING GENERAL CONTRACTOR G. B. AXLINE Remodel, repair, design and construct. Residential, business properties, stort fronts, brick and block buildlnjji. WA.

2006 COMPLETE REMODELING AN0 REPAIRING. FR. 9014. bixi.dozi.no GRAVEL, cinders, sand, crushed rock. L.

Haverst ick, GA. 3375, GA. 05B1, CABINET WORK CAUTNETS. dressers, wardrobes, tables made to order, woodworking. CH.

au57 CARPENTER GENERAL REPAIRING TIME AND MATERIALS HOME REPAIRS PROSnKft Sz SON. FR. 6 04 Carpenter and Repair Work Old una cw, CH. 60 0 fi-M SMALL carpenter Jobs. roof work.

paint Ins: complete nome service. prompt tetma Kstimates MA. 20ft3. REMODELING, small repairing, cementing. Prompt service.

Work guaran terd. Call any time. CA. 1044. CARPENTER work, general home re pairing, new or oia worn.

fk. 84 77. REMODELING Plastering, carp jnbs; painting-steaming. RI. 8151 RFMODELINO and repair work of any kind.

Free estimates. WA. 2776 CENTRAL contractor, experienced car- penters. xmmea. service, la.

bojb. iiUILDING and remodeling All' work est. WA. 8339, CARPETERobwbrkaTr kinds; win? now cords, screens. CH.r 3827.

Carpentering, plastering, at. sashei, arches special 1 7. CH. 2788-R. 1 5 Business Services CARPENTER HOME SERVICE Femodellns, cabinet work, Insulation, torm windows.

For dependable, fast service Call HU. 8548. CARPENTER, 1st class cab. work and repairing. Prices reas.

LI. 5183. CEMENT VFORB CEMENT BLOCK WORK Foundation and basement. Water proolinc. CA.

AOftS. CEMENT WORK of all kinds; block Jaylng. CH. 1249. CHIMNEY REPAIRING FIREPROOF YOUR FLUES New tnstrument'enables ut to rellne flues without cutting through plastered walls.

Free est. LI. 0302. George B. Quick Horn Repair Chimneys repaired and pointing.

CH. 121S-M CHIMNEY BAD? Then call us. Work guar. GA. 874 g.

CINDERS) RICH TOP SOIL Also fill dirt, sand, gravel, cinders and crushed rock. Quick service. MA. cTnders by the load HOBART MATHEWS CO. 10717 8 KEYSTONE MA.

8481 ClNDERS-Crushed stone, sand, gravel, fill dirt. GA. 7022. CLOCK REPAIRING MANTEL, chime clocks repaired. Cafl Harry S.

Adams. HU. 18. CONTRACT! NO Good Rich Black TOP SOIL Also driveway material delivered promptly. SOUTHSIDE GRAVEL CO.

George F. Kopesky CA. 5734 Call eves. GA. 3S30 BUILDING AND REMODELING GARAGES A SPECIALTY Additions, alterations and repairs made to your home with a minimum of bother.

Crushed rock, gravel and sand delivered. MINER St WILBERS, BLDRR. 6ll' W. JVashlnRtnn St. BE 5683-R H.

AND E. CONSTRUCTION CO. Remodeling of all kinds, we specialize In making basement apt. Exp. workman.

CaH for IR. 0618. LOOK-Glve the Home a ring for your repairing, remodel ing or concrete work- New building at reasonable prices. FR. 9027.

GENERAL contracting, new, remodeling; roofing, tiding, painting. cement work. Guar H. Holder IM. 0309 CRUSHED 'NTONE 6 TONS white" crushed" "rock.

5 tons cr. rock, $12.60: top soil, lard, gravel, fill dirt. BE. 280, BE.41 ft-J, WHITE crushed" rock, 1 ton to a 100, Terms. Top dirt.

CH. 7M3. CRUSHED stone, rock, gravel, sand; cement flirt. Call Bob, GA. 3473.

"DITCH DIUGINfa Ditching by Machine Watrriine, gas. cable, foundations and 1 1 1 PBE4 363. RI I1R4 DITCHING WITH JEEP g. Stutz. MA.

1481 or Rushvllle 3S74, DRIVEWAYS GUARANTEED asphalt drives and parking areas. HarUnan Castieton. BR. 8180: WA. 6231.

DET CLEANING 8-HOUR SERVICE on dry cleaning. Plant to customer cleaning saves time and money. CRESCENT CLEANERS 1248 N. Capitol ALL MEN'S SUITS CONTOUR PRESSED TO BETTER FITTING GREGG SON Cleaners. RI.

8321 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS LICENSED AND BONDED Residential Industrial wiring; Dew and old. For service call JOHN B. CRUfrlP TA. 0121. ESTIMATES WITHOUT OBLIGATION ELECTRICAL RFRVICE ACE ELECTRIC CO.

lMfljl MlJleravlUe T)r, FOR prompt, efficient and reai "electrical service call D. W. fK. B847. Licensed and "jndcrt.

ELECT I ffl I NO ELECTRICIAN GA. 6549 General Wiring and Repair Service R. T. EIBL1NG Licensed and Bonded) EXCAVATINO FIELD DIRT Delivered or loaded on your trucks. Driveway ravel (excavating).

FERGUSON BROS. GA. 7898 701 W. Southern Ave. EXCAVATING under "houseT cement block work, building and repairing anea.

Djrt for aaU TA. 2745. EXTERMINATING UNITED TERMITE CONTROL Free Inspection 630 Va. FR. 1424 FENCING ERECTED LAWN FENCE ALL TYPES FOR LAWN FACTORY BR.

8427 Ford Fence Night, BR. 4003 LAWN and picket chain link fence, 3 yrs. to pay. WA. 9486.

FILL DIRT GOOD, clean nil dirt, 3 load: East SJde Quick service. CH. 7868. FLOOR REFINI8HINO HARDWOOD FLOORS NEW FLOORS LAID AND FINISHED OLD FLOORS REKINISHED JESSE A. BALLARD BE.

3577 HARDWOOD FLOORS NEW FLOORS LAID AND FINISHED OLD FLOORS REKINISHED CARL JOHNSON FLOORS SANDED. CH. 4035. Ished like new. Guar, satisfaction.

Exn. Free cats. BL. 6036. CA.

b412. FLOOR SANDING SANDING, rennlshlng Mriorr Wori guar. Free est ID. 0200 New Furnaces Blowers Repair all makes, vacuum cleaning. Free terms.

Frank L. Sturgeon, 3602 E. 10th. CH. 5249.

Furnaces Vacuum Cleaned Repairing, Installing. Free estimates. Work guar. Terms. New and used furnaces.

Miles. TA. 6063. NEW FURNACES Immrrl. Installation.

E-2 trm. IR. SfSfift Furnaces Cleaned Repaired Call 4617, 3032. Bannister St Bannister, 44 4 Masa. Ave, NEW FURNACES tjmtera instat ieq, repairs.

CA. 27W 4 furnace cleaning, oil burner, oil itov and stoker service. AKKRS KEATING SKKV1CR. HU 83, FURNACES VACUUM CLEANED' Parts and Service. GA.

1947 Eves. FURNACES INSTALLED, cleaned. paired. Licensed dealer. MA.

4081. FURNACES AH MAKER. Repaired, Installed. BL. 3011.

FURNACS INSTALLING, CLEANING, REPAIRING. RI. 91123. FR, 7615. KIKVA1K CLKANINO EXPERT FURNACE CLEANING Rens.

All work guar. HI. 7222 FURNACE AND GUTTER WORK. Im mediate service. AU work guaranteed.

CH. 3626-1. FOR THE best In furnace cleaning at a reas. price call CA. 4507.

FURNACE KII'AIRINO FURNACE REPAIRS Immpdiate aervlce. H. R. Furnace Co. WA.

3101; WA. 1048; FURNACE REPAIRING Bunch WA 3447 FURNACE repairs and vacuum cleaned. Prompt service. CA. 6413.

flESTYLING our specialty. Also new coats. Low prices. Gertrude Free, 820 S. Lynhurst Dr.

BE. 2777-R. GRADING LIGHT GRADING and excavaTihg, yard grading a specialty Ditches rilled. Prompt service. BE.

1478-W. GUTTERING GUTTERING ROOFING AND SIDING 16 yean experience. All work fuar. CH. 5782.

Night and day GUTTERS OF ALUMINUM Your first cost Is your last cost. Reasonably priced lor a llfotlme of vlce.T A 8 43 7 or FRjjS fi 08. Galvanized Gutters, Spouting" Tinning, roofing, furnaces. Est. frw: quick service; 2 Tears to pay.

Bern Bea 160 N. Rural CH 6009 GUTTERING AND FURNACE Repalr work guaranteed. CA; 1345. NEW GUTTERS and down spouts" Gutters cleaned and painted. Flues pointed.

Mills. MA. 2806. CUTTERS-ROOKS CLEANED, PAINTED, REPAIRED Very reasonable WA. 2816 GUTTERING.

WA. 8233 BACLINO HAULING, trash removing; reasonable. CH. 3-I85-M. MAN with lf-ton dump truck wanti hauling, any kind.

LI. 7697. HAULING, top soil, fill dirt. Tree trlm- mlng. WA.

TA. 8207. CLEAN out attic to basement, hauling included. CH. 8120-W.

WHITE cx-GI. cleanup and hauling, any kind: reas. CH. 3336-R. You Call We'll Haul.

BE. 0TT6 LIGHT hauling, furniture, refrigerators', baggage, white: Insured. CA. 8394. HAULING OF'ALL KINDS FR.

6140 LIGHT hauling, cTeanlng Irom attic to moving. CA. 9824. I FLPnnER ucHfin )tUUU4 CHATFIELD, Eudnra HAVEN, Herbert B. REISS, Mrr.

Barbara SMITH. Wallace C. WAYNE, J. Lloyd III FmnnER BucHiinfln wut rut culm w. im I OORjEffToitiiariY lit hHlni Sifricii Hm liu MetaMl HALL, William R.

HERMAN. John OCONNELL, Malusa SNYDER, Allen WHITT, Capitola E. WEISS, Christian F. CHAPELS Foi additional inietmalien ehone CHIRRY 6020 BLAIR, Mildred R. BRUBAKER, L.

Francis HAYES, Thom L. JOHNSON, Barbara and Nancy SEWARD, LoH A. SUDBROCK, Louise Barbara VISE, Ida WHITEMAN, Elijah 1 Death Notices Indianapolis Star, Oct. 1 948 BAKr.K.Nora Oka, beloved mother" at Truman city; Kdwin Baker, Shoals, Mrs. Eliza Louise Chnst-ensen.

Beech Grove, passed away Oct, 9th, 10:15 p.m., age 69 years. Funeral service at Grlnsteiner's Funeral Home. 1601 E. New York 2 p.m. Burial New Crown Cemetery.

Friends may call at the luneral home ji yt i me BANKS Roy Morgantown, passed away Saturday afternoon at Methodist Hospital, survived by hil wife, Jessie; son John, and daughter, Mis. Mane Hosford; grandson Mark "John Hoslord: sisters. Myrtle Hudson, Anderson, Mrs. Alice Harper, Mrs. Mary Hollenbeck, Indianapolis; stepbrother Claude and Earl Tucker of Indianapolis.

stepsister Mrs. Lesle Sompton, Edlnburg: Mrs. Flossie Pray of Indianapolis. Services at Vandlver Funeral Home at Franklin, 2:30 p.m. Burial Grecnlawn Cemetery, Franklin.

Friends may call at Vandlver Home Monday, 2-5 p.m., 7- p. Tuesday, until services. BEDELL-George beloved husband of Lena Bedell, father of Tod Bedell, Springfield, Leonard Bedell, Red Wood City, brother of Paul, city; Mtsa Marearet Bedell. New York City: Mrs. Mary Byrne, Maplewnod, N.

passed away Oct. 9th. age 87 years. Funeral from Grlnstelner'a Funeral Home, 1601 E. New York 8:30 a.m.: requiem high mass Holy Cross Church 9 a.m.

Burial Crown Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 6 p.m. Mon. Altar Society will meet 8 p.m., for prayers. Please omit flowers.

BLAIR-Mlidred 134 S. Butler, age 52 years, beloved wife of Ralph R. Blair, of Julia Jean and David Blair and Mrs. James A. Walker daughter of C.

G. Relnecke. passed away Saturday morning, service Tuesday. 1:30, Shirley Irving Hill Chapel. S377 E.

Washington! Burial Shelbyville, Ind. Frlenda may! call at chapel. BORAKER (NELLIE -Margaret Eleanor formerly of Ind'pTs passed away Friday night at Roachdale. Ind. Mother of Mrs.

Mary Johnston of Roaehdale, sister of Mrs. N. W. Duley, Loganapnit, Mrs. Jack Clements and Mr.

John Ransdell r.nth of Crawfords-ville. grandmother of Robt. V. Johnston of Ind'pTs, Kenneth, and Margaret Ellen Bnraker of Calif. Funeral and burial at Crawfordsvllle.

Ind. from the HUNT Funeral Home Monday. Oct. Uth. at 2:30 p.m.

TCraw- fordsvllle papers please copy. 1 BftilOKS-Anna Rose, wife of Clarence, mother of Richard, grandmother of Carol Ann. Linda Lee and Roseann, sister of Mrs. Matthew Galvin and Mrs. George GUllcan of Kokomo.

died suddenly Friday In Marietta. Ga. Funeral Tuesday. 8:30. at Kirby Mortuary.

Meridian at 19th 9 a.m.. Assumption Church. Interment St. Joseph Cemetery. Friends may call at Mortuary.

BUl'BAKtR Francis age 81, of 5350 Burgess beloved father of Mrs. John Mitchell and Harold Bru-beker, brother of Miss Minnie Bru-baker, Bradenton. and also sur-vied by 9 grandchildren, passed away Sat. a.m. Services Tues.

3 p.m. from Shirley Bros. Irving Hill Chapel, 5377 E. Wash. St.

Burial Mt. Jackson Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel CAVINESS-Maude, beloved mother of Muriel, Fay Cavlness. Eodna Logston. William, Warren and Robert Cavmess, aister of Alma Fancher, Charles and Clarence Catt.

passed away Saturday. Services Tuesday, 2:00 p.m.. at the Beanblossom Mortuary. 1321 W. Ray St.

Burial Floral Park Cemetery. Frienda a yea 11 a the mortuary a ny time. CHXTFIEi.I-Eudora 425 W. 44th mother of C. E.

Chatfleld, grandmother of Nancy L. Chatfleld, passed away Sunday. Services Flanner and Buchanan Mortuary Tuesday. 10 a.m. Friends Invited.

Friends may call at the mortuary. GKHRINfi-Cora, age 72, 602 S. Penn-sylvania Apt. 9, passed away Saturday evening at the residence. Beloved mother of Mrs.

Clara Bell Morford, Mrs. Helen Rohm, Mrs. Gladys Gillespie, Mrs. Elizabeth Hall of Indianapolis, Joseph Gehring of Columbus, sister of Mrs. May Meyers, Indianapolis; grandmother of eight grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren.

Funeral from Speaks Finn Funeral-Home, 1639 N. Meridian, Wednesday, 8:30 a.m. Services at St. John's Church, 9 a.m. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery.

Friends Invited. Friends may call after 3 p.m. Monday. HALL-Willlani of R. R.

12. Box 2Q3, entered into rest Frl. afternoon, age 75 years, husband of Emma Hall, father of Mrs. Nellie Waschmustch, Mrs. Marie Tuck, Alex Hall, brother of George, Stephen and Lee Hall.

Services Monday, 2:30 p.m., at Colonial Chapel, 3447 College Ave. Friends are welcome. Burial Glen Hsven Cemetery. Moore Mortua ries. HA SSLER Fern welt husband ol Stella brother of Floyd Hassler, passed on at his home.

319 E. 24th Saturday morning. Services at the Clyde V. Montgomery Mortuary, 1622 N. Meridian Monday, 10:30 a.

m. Friends are welcome. Burial Glen vine. Ind. Friends may call at mortuary.

HAVEN-Herbert husbond of Edna father of Mrs. B. S. Mitchell. Services Flanner Buchanan Mortuary Monday.

1:30 p. m. Friends may call at mortuary, Burial Knlghtstown, Ind. Chicago and Milwaukee papers please copy. HAYES Thomas age 62, 1008 W.

16th, brother of Mrs. Nora Burke, New Albany. passed away Friday p. m. Services Monday, 3 p.

Shirley Central Chapel, 946 N. Illinois. Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at chapel. Louisville (Ky.) papers, please copy.

1 HEBMAN-John, T725 W. Oxford, entered Into rest Satuiday, husband of Theresta Herman, father Carl Harry and Wllmer HcrrAan, grandfather of Mary Ann Herman, brother of Mrs. Anna Friedman. Mrs. Nora Fox and Frank Herman.

Services 1:30 p.m. at Christ Temple Church. Friends may call at Northeast Chspel. Stnllon St. until 10:00 a.m.

Tuesday. Burlnl Crown Hill, MOORE MORTU- Af.IES, HIJIR MANN Louise, 75 years. 2060 S. Meridian, beloved mother of Mrs. Erwm E.

Luessow and John A. Herrmann, grandmother of Susan Luessow, Tony and Edward Herrmann, sister of Oscar Rapp and Carl Schwener. passed away Friday. Funeral Monday. 1:30 p.m., at the G.

H. HERRMANN FU. NERAL HOME, 1505 S. East St. Friends Invited.

Bu lalCxownlin 1 HELMS Haley, passed away Saturday. Funeral Tuesday, 2 p.m., at the Me-Neely Mortuary, 1828 N. Meridian St. Frjends Invited. O'CONNELL-Mallssa.

of 833 College entered into rest Sat. morning, age 91 years: widow of James O'Connell, mother of Mrs. Mary Mc Graw. Services Tues. 1:30 p.m.

at Peace Chapel, 2050 E. Mich St. Friends are welcome Wabash, Ind. papers pjoasejeopy t. Moore Mortuaries.

JONES ianies nlie'y, 52 ycar 0 Lexington, father of Mrs. Marraret McCubbins, George, William and James Jones passed away Saturday a.m. Friends may call at Tolin Funeral Home. 1308 Prospect any time. Services Monday.

2 p.m., at the funeral home. Interment Floral Park. Friends Invited. LEIVE-Capt. "formerly-of Fort-vllle, beloved husband of Vivian Lelve, father of James, passed away Thursday In New York.

Funeral Tuesday, 10 a.m., at the George McCarty Funeral Home, Fortvllle. Burial Cravel Lawn Cemetery. Friends invited, Ml ft RAY David MT7age 687 husband' of Mary, father of George and David Murray, Mrs Helen Whiteley, passed away at residence. 1181 N. Holmes Saturday morning.

Services Tuesday 10:30 a.m. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME, 1934 W. MICHIGAN. Frienda Invited. Burial Crown HU1.

Frienda may call at funeral home. I Ml General Hauling, FR. 3781 Clean Up Attic to Basement Reliable white man, lew ratal, WHY NOT CALL SPARKS? GENERAL HAULING. REASONAELE 1909. LIGHT HAULINQ CLEANUP Any time an place veteran.

white. ch. st8! LIGHT MOVING, WA. 5739 OR VAN. WE SPECIALIZE IN FUR NITURE, MOVING AND BAGGAGE.

HI. 7374 Furniture, Trunks Boxes, trash and ashes, $2 up. TRUCKS, trailers, cars lor rant. THE U. DRIVE IT CO.

Ohio and Alabama Sts MA. COMMERCIAL HAULING, city weight, hour or contract. Truck cap. tons. LI.

7783 days. LI. 0144 eves. GEN. hauling.

7 days week: S-T. limit. Contract constdArrd CA. 1B9. fiAULING-ASHijr TRASH.

Reasonable. FR. 0760. VET. with dump truck wants hauling, trash, dirt, driveway All.

GA. 8870. HAULING-Trash from yards, buslneal places, quick service. TA. 7258.

GENERAlThauling, moving, clean yard. ashes, Jrasli. TA. 0253. GENERAL hauling: furniture, bal'sie, reliable.

TA. tiK8. LlfiHt HAULINQ. RI. 3913 GENERAL hauling; trash, ashes, yardi cleaned: rel.

service. WA. 7079. neneral hauling; fill dirt, top soil, trash, ashes. HI.

36S1. HOME REPAIR WINTER IS HERE We specialize In home maintenance work, new or repair, including gutter cleaning, painting or new. Chimneys cleaned, pointed or new. Furnace cleaned, repaired, new pipes. Painting, caulking, etc.

Ca 1 1 LI. 4283. l.NSURANCB FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY SR-22'S FILED Wabash Underwriters Agcy. 3RD FLOOR AMER. NAT'L BANK IJ.

2SIS8 Revoked Auto License SR22 Filed with Responsibility Dept. RELIABLE INS. AGENCY. INC. 312 Ind.

Trust Bldg. MA. 9421 LANDSCAPING FILL DIRT FREE LOADED From Martindale to Central on E. 35 til. See Curly Whysonjr, cart of Columbia Construction Co.

on Job, or call WA. "BULLDOZE EQUIPMENT Grading, sodding, fill dirt, top soil. HI. 4420. SODDING AND GRADING Tree removing.

Yard wortt HI. 0316. EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY 840 New Jersey RI. 3g9jl Expert Laundry and Dry Cleaning LUX, 530 1 LAWNMOWEK KEKVICF LAWNMOWERS sharpened' and repaired, Tux-Ten Hardware, 3403 E. 10th.

MATTRESS KEPAIE Innerspring New Rebuilt Bl'RKLE, S41 N. East MA. 241T MODERNIZATION MODjfllllfjlTION iif mi iimt CHECK YOUR NEEDS GET COST ESTIMATES SEE US START THE WORK Call or Writ for FREE Folder rctKm sbvm6s ono ionn assil li tVKieira rmewin inamnarauLinoMM MOVING MOVING SERVICE Large van OIL BCratNE SEatVIC Complete Oil Burner Service Contract your service D7 Use year. "Make your maintenance pay dividend!" F. M.

CCOLEY. For 2 4 -hour service. TA 3481. Eves CH. 6770.

PA1NTINO Master Decorator-Painter Specializing In interior of new and old homes and buslnesa places. Also designing, both 25 years' experience, i mar 3132, Painting LI. 7950 RUS AND SPRA Spray Painting, Sand Blasting Buildings, houses, tanks, stacks. Free estimate GA. 8434 PAINTING CH.

1535-R Inter, and exter. Immed. serine. A-l work. Paul C.

Miller and Son. PAINTING in Northwest Indiana. Homes, Stores, National Chains, In dustrles. WallU York. Phone 4234, Insured workmen.

Interior Painting a Specialty Call A. Royal Sallee, BR. 4868, after 8 or week ends any time. PAINTING and decorating; workman- shj pgua ra nteed. WA.

8611. PAPERHANGING and painting. For int. serv. call Bryson FR.

6647. PAINTING, Interior and exterior; Kem- tnnlng; reasonable; white. MA. 3761. I tit-Ext.

work guar. CH. 7157-M PAINTING, Interior, exterior; paper steaming. GA. 6107 evenings.

PAPER CLEANING PAPER CLEANING WALL WASHING. PAINTING. FR. 1600 WALL washing, paper cleaning, cinders. wax.CH.

9119-M, RI. 9194. PAPER cleaning, wail wash; exp. conipensatlon Ins. Green.

CH. 2695. PA PER IIANijl NO IMMED. SERVICE WA.6360. Paperhanging Arches Steaming, Painting, Plastering SOBER WHITE MAN PAPERHANGING, PAINTING STF A MING WORK GUAR.

WHITE MEN-REAS. PRICES REYNOLDS CA. 1259 Paper Hanging-Steaming Immediate Service: reasonable. FLOYD COFFMAN BR. 4918 Paper Hanging Painting Plaster Steaming Firs.

Fin. WOOPS-HI. 6677 Paper Hanging, Steaming- Immed. lervlce. Reasonable.

CH. 3 4 2 CH. 2 532-W. PAPERING $6 per up; patch plastering, arches built-in; floor sanding. 1st class workmanship.

GA. 8778. PAPER hanging steaming, plaster patching; guaranteed work at rea- sonableprices. Morgan. FR.

3068. PAPER cleaning, wail washing. White. Experienced. Quick serv.

TA. 4079. PAPERu7nTshed and hung, $12 room and up; 1mm. service. HI.

8069. PAPER-HANGING, the neat butt-edge way. White. IR. 1343.

PAPERHANGING. painting, steaming, prompt serv. CondlH, TA. 804 2. PAPER hung neatly.

Kree est. Latest samples. Also steaming. ID. 2560, PLASTERING.

PROMPT SERVICE. CH. 0512. PAPER STEAMING PAPER STEAMING JOE MILLS BL. 4749 A-l PAPER steaming.

Free estimate. White man. ID. 0452, PLA8TEAINO PLASTERING RI. 8151 Archways.

Lathing, Stuccoing BARNETT Ik SON Plaster atoning GA. 4182 WHITE. CLEAN UP AFTER JOB. JEXPERIENCED plasterer: new and patch work: block layer. RL 81 S.

PATCH PLASTERING. FR. 4830 PATCH plastering of all klnds PATCH plastering. No Job too small, HI. 3317.

.1 Additional. Ad on ext Fags of post-graduate work in children's diseases at James Whifr-comb Riley Hospital. Fire Prevention Display Planned Industrial Safety Club members will see a fire prevention demonstration at 6:30 p.m. today in Jones Restaurant, 7803 East Washington Street. The demonstration, titled "The Chemistry of Fire," will be pre sented by Capt.

Theodore E. Peters, chief of fire prevention and protection, Delco-Remy Division, General Motors Corporation, Anderson. Joseph C. Cunningham, safety director, Indian-nnnlis Power Light Company A1'T- PKTKRS will preside. American Red Cross first aid certificates will be presented 40 members of an Industrial Safety Club-sponsored class.

A Red Cross official will make presentations. Paper Art Co. Names O'Day To Sales Post John W. O'Day has been appointed district sales representative for Paper Art Company, in the' Chicago, Indiana and Ken tucky territory, according to L. C.

Duck worth, sales manager. Before joining Paper Art, O'Day was a special i aies represent ative for Lever Brothers Cora-lany. he-ame associated vith them immediately after graduation from J. W. O'DAY Indiana University, where he was a member of the Sigma Nu fraternity.

Addition of O'Day brings the Paper Art Company's sales representatives up to 10 all of wnom are supplemented by the New York sales office and display room in the Empire State Building. 3 Manual Organizations Choose New Officers New officers have been elected by two Emmerich Manual Training High School musical- organizations and the dramatic club. Irvin Lochard is new president of the choir, assisted by Charles Fisher, vice-president; Mary Jane Manion, secretary, and Bill Rednour, treasurer. New glee club president is Jean Tutterrow. Other officers are Patricia Cummins, vice-president; Mary Lou Petersen, treasurer, and Ru Ann Cruse, secretary.

Stephanie Stanton has been elected president of the Mask and Wig Club with John Sharp, vice-president; Barbara Phillips, secretary, and Betty Hawkins, treasurer. A three-act play, "Murder In Rehearsal," by Austin Goetz, will be given by the Mask and Wig Club Nov. 19. day in the Commodore Hotel, New York. Seiter, who has been a member of the Institute' since 1938, was president of the organization's Indianapolis control in 1941-42.

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