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THE IXDIAXAPOLIS STAR, MONDAY, MAY 1936. 21 STAR WANT AD RATES INDIANA BANKERS 'S THE MICROPHONE BROADCAST -GOSSIP PROGRAMS (Pet agate One Insertion, Sunday One insertion, daily Three insertions, including Sunday Three Insertions, all daily Seven insertions, including Sunday OST successful of the ether funnymen celebrated his fourth anniversary in radio last night. His name: Jack Benny. To mark the fourth milestone in his laugh getting, he brought hack Frank Parker, his original "O'Hare" tenor and Don Bestor, who made apats a household word. Benny's particular style of comedy has been most successful because he has radiated the fact that it is all done with his tongue in his cheek.

He joshes everybody. He never lets it be known that he takes anything or anybody seriously. WANT ADS FROM OUTSIDE INDIANA Each Insertion. Sunday 35 Each insertion, daily 30 Minimum charge is for two lines. Count six average words to each line.

Remittance should accompany each advertising order from points outside Indianapolis unless credit has been previously established. Those sending coins assume risk of loss in mails. CLASSIFICATION INDEX line per day) i .30 .20 .17 ,18 Let nnd Found LoiiKf. Club Notices I-sOts for Sale MnchiiuTy and Toom MlrU-Hhinpous ArUelei (or Salt. -itorvyi-los.

Hicyolfi Moving. Trti-'kinn. Storg Out-of-Oity rnnrty Ropnirini I'rt5. Tires, Aoccatorlea Poultry. V'kki.

Pupplipa Insirunifntii. Rfunrts, (N.ttiiKOfi for Het.rt, out Km lor Sal Koonm fur Kent Swuntlcn Hnedti. Plant Troon 8 1 win I Announcement Hliimim nnti Ootn KxchfttiKe Sutmrlmn for Kent Muhurimn for Salt Travel Opportunities Tnit-k (or Halt Wnnted AutomohUe Wanted rata. Live Stock Wanted Ral Katatt WanitM Koonm Wanted To Korrow Wanted To Puy I Wanted To Hent Weaiinc Apprel Wood for Stile Rl. 7311 a ft3 fit fill 79 29 Tit 77 7t 37 ftn 2ft-'J7 93 (Id in na 33 Ml fl 7S 73 ISA 8(1 68-H9 3d 7 74a ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Lost and I'oiiihI. LOST-Keva at HANDY JONKH. 843 Mna-siiiliusetts ava. Lock and Hula klxpert. We open any lock.

1(1. 2(14(1. LUST Red Rlveratilei child's pet. Rew. II A.

4(10S W. LtKT Smnli black leal her cosmetic case) tn ueu can, rnoayj e.i rcw, ivi. intx. LOST IrT theClty Market HntuMity Hank book and nmnoy. Kig rewanl.

LI. h7HS. I'ersonala. LIVER BILE d. Ilcli'tn und certain tonus nf gall bladder and bile dud Irritations, ilvs-pepsta and ennstlpstlnn are quickly rellevstl with B1LEZYME TABLETS or they cost you nothing.

Absolutely money-hack gusrantee. Consult your rinigglal or write direct lur Irco literature. THE KF.ENF) PIlDa CO. INDPI. FltF.K II A I It CI'TTlNfl Tuesday rsornlng onlv.

INDIANA HFAI'TY Sim Hallway Kschange hldg. XVlLTTlreai neuritis, arthritla, rh umallsm, lumbsgu. 332vk Mass. Rl. 37h.

Marcels, 2nc; permanent 13. Hoyal Heauty 4ll Koosevelt hldg. Travel Opportunltlna, Private Cars Anvwhsre, Anytime. coDPtfssrc. in.ltl l.a 1,1.1 LI.

itllg. Kcs ll 29S7 All American Hits 1 4U S. Ill STANDARD rerulsr or ehertared busses and HKMT ardnna, all points; low rales. KXt'KL tars NOW. N.

soon; Tea Cal. loilav-Wed Manv more. II A VU HK1.IAHI.F, THAVF.L UA I SUHVICK AOF.NI'Y. lor. III.

HI. Iii4. IA. 4177. 10 Hpprlal Aiinoiinremicnta.

IRcaiders wlio wish to titiMwcr Wnnt Ad In which only phoni numljei'H tiro fivcn ciin do bo by piling 1 to thei "Teli-phono I)cinrtii)e-nt" of Th lnllsinapoU Stnr. Call Your FREE (Ingar wav, man al and nt JL Ask A haul This Week Heclal RAINHOW IIKAUTY ACAUICMV blillf join mm- 12.00 Knrolle You. Ind. Fiir Co. 22 "hlo at.

ENTRAL SIVK8 FHEE Rngrr Wave 109 O.O. Hidg KELSO (Irandfather ci'aka, Hh and Nervloe. 1,47 III. st. Dlt.

Cftl'M formerly of Vlrrlnla Is now loa'ed at lofi pros-t st fountain hiunre pbons Ml 1.1 WILL eouip beauty shop down payment, for good li'etoifd ojrator Write roved 143,1 Meridian St. AHK for Sanl-Clean. firrm tree. Moth, 'treated sanitary dry cleaning at your nelf htHirhood cleaner. gsrmenlsi clean, repair, press, reline; rsas Meyer Jacobs, 212 214 K.

h. TA NORTH side home where children may be leit day or evening Address Hog Ml, Star. K'lll CI.f.ANK.I'H nd li.MDKHH S'lAP phone TA 2 17,. 2170 Talla.lt EMPLOYMENT 1.1 fin-til foi M'-n. O'KID harber, wi'h South Side following.

1317 Wright. DR. AU3. Miller" fc 2S. 919.

RI'SINKHH MF.N SKKVII HI'KslAll. 72a fcieclrlc bldg. Lie. Unip Agcy, rTioksl dishwashers F. A Lie K.mp Bureau, 904 Kwsev.lt bl.

iritNITL'PE salesmen, Isrgs store, eastern Indiana, S'ale estwrlence, full partieulara. Address Bog 00. OROCK.RV clerk, fruit and vegetnble man, butcher, ail must ha thoroughly esp, agss 24 to Address Bos 704. Star. MKTALworker "for body and fender repairing.

Call Service Manager. LL MPS. Paper Hangers FIRST CLASS MUST HAVIC TOOL AND CAR. Huber ContractiriaT Co. JOflo Northwsstern TA.22, FRF.MSKR on" Ifoffman press mathloi.

Pans Cleansre, Ills. RADIO repairman, Ihoro, esp Open AHHIF.Rl 23-2; ep 122 0 Shea Employment System. Lie, Emp. Fletcher Trust hldg. service man.

commercial and domestic. Kscellent opportunity for goil (nan. Aipiv in petron. Dillingham Klectrlc, 324 Del. LI.

SS44. HAI.FSUKN -Het fast moving line of funs furnlelied. If you tun really sell and want to make big money see MKIKIt KI.F.CTPIC AND MACHINE CO. 9025 E. WaJhlr.gn.

1R. 1151. XiikVttiintMfllt r-f rfift afllilf fisM'hf IE Committee Chairmen Tell of Progress in Many Lines. The year's activities of the Indiana Bankers' Association will be reported by the various committees functioning- throughout the state in behalf of the banking: Industry when the Hoosier bankers convene in annual convention at Indianapolis on May 21 and 22. Arrangement announced yesterday by B.

D. Mitchell, president Union Bank and Trust Company, Kokomo, and president of the organization, provide for the appearance on the program of the two-day meeting of the chairman of each of the four committees that have guided the bankers' association activities during the current year in such fields as education of bank employes, legal affairs and legislation, organization of county associations, membership in the state association and similar affairs. Assisting Mr. Mitchell in preparations for the fortieth annual meeting that will bring together almost six hundred bankers and their wives are C. B.

Enlow. president National City Bank, Evansville, and vice-president of the Indiana Bankers' Association; E. B. Long, cashier Clark County State Bank, Jeffersonville. treasurer of the organisation, and Don E.

Warrick of Indianapolis, secretary. Active Program. One of the most active committees has been that of education, the chairman of which Is M. J. Kreisle, cashier Tell City National Bank and past president of the state association.

This committee has endeavored to bring about bank employe conferences throughout the state for the purpose of educating the members of the bank staff as to the fundamentals involved in banking and sound banking practices. A report on the extent of county organization and of some of the problems confronting the county associations will be presented by James M. Givens, cashier Kirst State Bank, Porter, chairman of the county organization committee. The extent and percentage of bank membership in the Indiana Bankers' Association classified into state, national and branch banks will be jiven by Albert J. Wedeking, cashier, Pale State Bank, Dale, as chairman of the membership committee.

Report of the work of the legal affairs committee will be given by Donald B. Smith, secretary-treasurer First Trust and Savings Bank, Mishawaka. REACTION LEVELS MOST CURB ISSUES NEW YORK, May 3. (Fl -Reactionary influences controlled the curb market most of last week. Influenced by the same set of circumstances that kept the trend pointing lower on the big board most of the time, traders took advantage of every bulge to lighten commitments, thereby restricting advancing periods and discouraging those who thought the market had not reached an oversold condition.

One Bright Spot. On the week, such issues as Aluminum Company, American Cyanamld Sherwin Williams. Gulf Oil. Pan-American Airways and Pittsburgh Plate Glass were heavy losers. The one bright spot was the gold mining group, which enjoyed a firm market.

Lake Shore Mines, New-mont, Bunker Hill Sullivan, Pioneer Gold and Sunshine were among other active issues in demand. Various reasons were assigned for the stability of these etocks, Including reports that European Investors were hedging against possible currency devaluation abroad. Trading activity showed some Improvement over the previous week, salea averaging around 400,000 daily. Ask Johnstown Mayor Retract Radio Charges Retraction of charges made by Mayor Daniel J. Shiulda of Johnstown, that Gerald D.

Coleman, Johnstown radio amateur had broadcast false reports of the flood there March 20, has been asked by the American Radio Relay League, it If learned here. Coleman, in communication with Albert W. Randall, 4111 Carrollton avenue, operator of amateur station W95YJ, broadcast accounts of tba flood in Johnstown until Mayor Shields ordered his arrest. Robert Dixon, another Johnstown amateur, also waa arrested. In a letter to Mayor Shields, K.

B. Warner of West Hartford. secretary of the league, wrote, "In the public press there appeared statements attributed to you asserting that Coleman had not only deliberately transmitted ffclse reports concerning the bursting of the Qus-mahoning dam and the destruction of Johnstown, but that he hd done so with Intentional malice in order that news-reel cameramen might secure panic scenes and also that a number of deaths ware attributed to Coleman." All the charges were carefully in vestigated and found to be without the slightest basis In fact, Mr. Warner declared. "WW in THE MUSIC MASTER" TONIGHT 7 P.

M. Central Standard Time WFBM LUX RADIO THEATRE famous star la a famous play aa hour of kumor aae) patboa la radio 'a ut Maud Ing dramatic program. I. I JTl IS CHILD Concluded From rage 19. conscious of her burning cheeks, never take these things seriously.

A kiss Is just a polite gesture," She saw Hugh's eyes slanting toward ner and she wrinkled up her nose at him. After a moment she told him: "Kate says she has a job for ma as soon va you release me from my contract, Hugh," "Oh, yeah Hugh grinned. "Well, get this, young woman: our agreement still has five months to run, and by that time I hope to have your legal signature on a long-term contract." Kate said with pleasant sarcasm: "How perfectly sweet. And what about 'Tomorrow's "I'll have the first act ready by Christmas," Hugh replied, enjoying her surprise. "I've accomplished mors In the laat three days than in the whole four weeks preceding.

Which means that from now on Val works for me and draws her salary, but I'll sea her only one day a week if I can stay away the other six," A Surprise Caller. Only Kate had heard the muffled bell, ths aound of Violet's shuining feet as sha went to the door. But the next moment the three of them were looking at one another con fusedly as the voices of two men came to them from the foyer. "I met you at the Tercentenary committee's smoker last night, Mr, Galllshaw." "Yes, of course. I rpmembor you now.

Rather odd our turning up at the same place at the same time here In New York. Drive down?" "No, I came on the train. Jtiat arrived." "That's too bad. I could have brought you along. Well shall we go in Hugh said, "Sounds like a delega tion.

Were you expecting some om?" "Bret, Kate whispered, quickly, "But who and then she happened to glance at Val and Instantly knew ths answer to her half uttered question. (CONTINUED TOMORROW.) ACTIVITIES IN GENERAL. NEW YORK, May 3 l.V' Wood, Grundy estimated today that Canadian government, provincial and municipal financing during the month of April totaled 801, of which $55,059,000 was for refunding purpoaes and $741,801 to provide new capital. Cii.iiuo Cnu)Hln nraMfnr nf Standard Capital Company, has announced that Lawrence W. Kox Jr, has resigned as a vice-president and voting trustee of Standard to devote his time to the National Him Company, which will engage In various activities In tha motion picture Held not presently handled by Standard.

Graham-Taiga Motors Corporation revealed today that April sales advanced 44 per cent over the same month of last year. The Graham factory received orders in April fur more than 4.000 ears, the largest number of orders for any month during the laat year. It was stated. Vnion Bag and Paper Company today reported net profit In the twelve months ended March 31 totaled $273,068, equal to approximately $1.03 a ahara on the capital stock, 20 per cent greater than It was for the twelve months ended Dec. 31, 1938.

1 SO Beatrice Mark. Kings Jesters. 2:00 Hetty and Bob, dramatis sketch. WKNR. 2:15 B.rkslare Wlfa, NBC Service Chi-cago sHuilloe to Blue Network, WIRE.

2:30 How to Ba Charming, WIRE. 2:4. Tha MaKIS Volte. 3 (H) Ufa Talk It Over, 3:30 The Singing Idy, WI.W. 3:46 Utile Orphan Annla, childhood piayiai.

4:00 Army Band, WMAQ. 4 Stage Kellef. 4 10 Press-Radio News. 4 an The Singing Lady. WON.

Lowell Thomaa, WLW 4:4, Little Orphan Annie, WSM. 5:00 Nisla ttoudella. 6.1 Tony Russell. S. 30 um and Atiner, comedy sket E.S'R, WLW.

ft 4-Ralph Klrbery. 00 Kilher Mrflet and Molly, comedy sKstrn, wine, 30 Evening in Fans Pif kens Bis'ers, vorsl trio; Morton Downey, tenor: Mark wamow'a orrhvatra. Wl.S Oreater Mtnstrsls Minstrel show with flua Van, Interlneutor; Joe Parsons, haas; Hilly White, tenor; Rill Clillds. Frits Clsrk and Clifford Souhler, end men; Malcolm r'latre. comedlsn; hsnd director, Harry Kogen, WLW.

W1.S). 7:30 A Tale tti Today-Drama, KDKA, WKNR. on -ramtval. 80-l'ulltssr Prise Awards of 9.11. 9 00 -Sam Itorirleo'a Orchestra.

I.um Atiner. IS Kervlce Program a so na Cray's Orchestra, WENR. 10 00-Bhandur, Violinist. 10 Henry Buase'a Orchestra. 10 SO I'hll Ohman Ciruhestra.

11.30 Douglas Beatrice, WIKK. ANNOUNCEMENTS. tx-ath ft mice. H4KMUl.fr Ethel, age 31, wife of Mw-rsnce Bamhlll, jiaaeed away at the Methodist Hospital Sunday p. m.

Services Wednesday, 10 S0 a at the residence, i mils west of Klshsrs Station, liurinl Notilesvllie cemetery. Friends may at ths home any time after I Monday, t'nder direction ol KVANS OOHBV, 1'IMIMHa "A A inert rl Coombs of Cincinnati, 0. passsd away Sunday. May i. Kunaral Tuesday, May 5, 2 p.

at the home, J10 Walcotl and fl si Calvary IJ. H. Church, corner Hoyt and Stat ata. Burial Crown Hill. Morrison Kastman.

age if, an nf Mr. and Mrs. Posey B. passed away frtday p. m.

kervice at KLANNKK BUCHANAN MORI LAKY, Monday, 3 p. m. rriends Invited. (.1 l.i.KHLlllleJan; silfT'of Criarlia snd mother of Mrs. Csrria Thompson of Ind Mrs.

li Thnmpon of Long Bea pasted away at her residence, N. Caoi'ol ave Thursday morning Servi' TliK KLANNKK HLCHANAN M'iKTI'AHf. Monday, 3 30 p. m. Friends Invited.

Burial Crown Mill. HOBft -Nettle May, wife of Harry t. Hohart, mother nf Nettle May, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. John R. M'-Clintnck, passed away aunday.

May a. Services at the RKHT S. IIAllll HOMK. Churchman ave. at Proeict Tuesday, May 2 m.

Krlends Invited. Interment Memorial Parg. Friends may call at th funeral home any time. RAIxr.R Kev. Francis I.

beloved husband of Emilie Kaiser, fa'hsr of Huiia, Olra and Karl and Mrs. Ralph Kiare ol lri(lianarlls; Mrs. Mart Burorink of Key. mour, fnd Kv. Paul Y.

Kaiser of Iowa parg, and Ott C. Ksner of Bal'l-more, departed this lite Sunday, sgs 11 yesrs. Tur.eral Wednesday, May 4, at the Trinity Evanr'llral Lu'heran Church at 1(1 a. and at St. Pauls Evangelical Lu'heran Churea at Jonesville, at 2 p.

m. Friends Invi'ed. Priends may call at ths residence, 1115 E. Ohio street af'r ncon Tuesday, funeral under tha direction of MOOKE KIRK. I Seymour and Colum-hoe papers paa copy I ESt wTlhelmlna beloved mother Wm.

f. Knirer and slstar of Prank A. Engslklnf and Mrs. Kmma Tansel, passed away at her son's residence, 3i1 Graham Sunday afternoon, May I Funeral services will he held at the son's residence Wednesday aftern'on. May a.

at 2 clock Burial Crown Hill cemetery. Friends Invited. WALD FLNERAL DI-RKCTOPtS 1.4.1 I -Muriel (Mickey), age 24 years, beloved dsughter of Mr and Mrs John Iauck and of Vinient and Martha Jane Laurk, passed away Sunday, 2 a m. Fr.ende are invited to st'end a memorial funeral eevic gt SHIRLET BROS. CENTRAL CHAPKL, 4S III.

Tuesday, at i p. m. Burial Crowa Hlil. Business (services. Painting.

PAINTING Inside and outside; genera contracting, 3324 N. Capitol. HOUSE PAINTINO, nothing down; 3 rno, s-yr. guar. CONDIFF, IR.

4071. PAiWlNansl'de, outsidsi wall washlng work astlmatea free. HE. 5804. INTERIOR, exterior IS mo.

pay; compensation Insurance. DR. 5443. Caper Cleaning. EXPERT paper cleaning, wall washing, prompt service.

Killer. 14, 40t2. PAPER CLKANfclD Kxperlencad; work guaranteed. OJZ Hn. 49.

Per ma. PAPER CLE A NINO Kxp. Ouar. wurk. E.

A. Oreen. Reaa, prlcaa. CH. 3698.

PAPER cleaning by expert; BOo per nn, up; satisfaction guaranteed, IR. 2119-3. PAPER cleaning, wall washing, Boor wax Ing. excellent service. O'Donald, TA, 1790.

ORIOINAL Oadherry paper eleaners; work; guaranteed; estimates free. DR. OfllB-R. PAPER cieanlng7A-l; work guar. Servei Indpla.

12 yrs. CALIJCNDKR, CH. 8788. EXPF.RT paper clsanlng, wall Moore; 19 yrs. exp, TA.

2S4B. PAPKR CI, KANT NO; A-li WORKUAX JfRS. EXP. LI. 49041.

PAPER cleaning, Immortlate service; work -guaranteed. DR. 1130-M. PAPER cleaned; painting; 20 esp. walla washed; reaa.

Jackson. LI, 9788. PAPER oleanlng, work dona proparlyi guar. Call day or night. LI.

3289, PAPER waHwaah.i' m'b7 'clean- ars. Percy Shields, 304 Eastern. CH. 73.1S, WALL paper up; work guar! mih-k service. CH.

8S93. Taper Hanging. 4- Taper Hanging: Paper a. lar removed by steam. RI.

4131. DR. 17a-J. WA. J0n4' PAPER HANOINO.

painting, paper, gcnornl repairing. Prompt service. Jteasoneble. ELMER BIIANER, CH. 1488.

PAPKIIINU, 13c; samples; cleaning, painting, interior, exterior; guar, LI. 8112. PAPER cleaned, 7.1c per ml. hanging, 14 paper wall wash, and reaa. Wm.

Cherry. BE. 408-4. PAPER A 'NOINaHinT "piiititiing. I-Vir ea tlmatcs, call Kills Moore.

BE. 2114. PAPERH A NOI 07 clea I gThoustpa i Ing, work guar. J. A.

Clluver. TA. 5721. A PF. Rfurnlshid Tncrhting794o0 tip; pu aonal eervlce.

Olenn Frew. BB. 0838-R. PAPER furnished and hung, S3 60 per nairn nnn up, otiin. PAPER hanging 1st class work guaranteed.

L. J. Stader A Bona, DR. 1830. PAPER HANOINrf-WORK OtlARAhN TEKKD.

SAMPLES SHOWN. PR. 0338-J, PAPER furnished and hung, $3 rm7! paper Stic, Hubert, 2122 Bosart. 92 PER" ROOM." IMMEniATM SIORVICK. LI.

1898. PAPERINO, plasTsring. worn guar, F. Orant. CH.

0.112. PAPER hanging, 19140-200; expertwork also painting. Del Cunningham. LI. 4280.

PAPER CLEAN wall wash; exp 'clean" era. Perry Shields, 304 Eastern. CH. 73,18. PAPER hanging, painllng7TteamingT flrwt class.

Rest refs. Ialle Corded. CH. 8382. Remodeling.

OENEItAL REMODELING, cement, brick: and block work I patch plastering. DR. 3017. 1 1 I EMPLOYMENT. 17 mritl for Women.

tt.vi ti-iti, iii.tl.il. Hg 8TENO. UK 23-28, down town 76 PLANT SUPERVISOR, 28-40, laundry exp 180 Clt. INTERVIEWER, 24 28; retail exp. 78 HTENO 23-28, sgU rapid typist 79 8 K.

Market, Llo, Emp. Agcy. LI. 838. CHEW managers, salsswnmsn" eell knit sports wear; excl.

Indiana, Kentucky, Tsnnessee, Write for appointment. State age, experience, education, ls. Ad-dtersa Box 37, Star. DOM EM I'lO npeinngg, hile and oolnredT- NORTH SIDE EMP. AGENCY 2.1 VH.

LlC, AliCY. I8J2 ei. ILL. i PAUAM0UNT S39 K. of P.

bldg. Lie. Emp. Agcy. A IC1 tit 1ST uefTta FA ST and AT-TRACTIVE.

Oood lob for right party. Eddie Mintsr's Barber Shop, 4th Suor Conanlldatsd bldg. MANIOlJlfisT7AJ. 1130 H. MERIDIAN.

POST! NO CI.EHK; P7 typingj add. 22-29 sgle ITS NATIONAL cah rag. cashier; P. B. 22 27: syle 179 23-29; egle.

17.1 STFNO.i rapid; 22-28; sgle; exp 218 80 STENo credit exp 23-28; personality 118 STENO 23-28; opportunity 920 HoCRKKKEI'ER; hotel; ecima 28 10 985 BRouun efficiencYBURMu Slid (Ins rani hldg. Licensed. 23d Year, SALEHLADY; sincsre, coiirteoue Isdy past 3D, esp. pre, nut nn! nee; 8 to 4: iierin. work: exe.ilen' future.

Apply 10 12 Hulle 708 Kahn bldg. niaTried ptalerred; will leach you business. Small salary and onmmlsslon, 430 E. Wash. St.

9-10 a. m. POTTE RANI rSi LrTI ISIIERT'EXP'. 124 N. PENN.

is.9 1 lew (Ttnat mT 8aaVa4 STENO BII.LEH. 20-20; 911 2nd Floor Chamber of Commerce Hldg, SALAD MAKER, white, under 88; Indue, cafeteria. (Apply before 9 a. m. Mori.) HII.K SPOTTER a Snlsher.

under 40; 912. UEN. DOMKHTK'S; white, 20-33; stay nights; North side refs.) 98-810. 90 W. New York St.

NO FEE CHARGED. STENO. -HEC'Y. 2.1-30; sin, Is; appearance, personality; exp 121 1,15 POLICY WHITER, Are Ina. exp Open HTr NOH n.s.

Ins exp 918-9 IS P. X. -TYPIST; 32-27; soma acclg 918 22-28; exp. typist 818 STENO. exp; soma eomp 70 O'Sliea Employment System Llo, Emp.

Agcy. 909 Fletcher Trust hldg. TEaiIHEHS and pursss, wishing summer smployment with national prsssntlng a sensational, educational program. "Not books;" salea exp. helpful but nut seceg-sary.

921 Lcmcka bldg. hy. Ed. 81.SO0 Art Supervisor 1,310 Music Supervisor 1,330 Math, Eng. Physical Ed 1,000 6th grade, single, experience 1,000 Home Ec, Ed 1,138 Commerce and Physical Ed 1,128 EHI.E TEACHERS AOENCY.

728 Eleciric bldg. Lie. Agcy. WANTED Experkneed lady drive for man and wife; must hs unincumbered; ave city 8 mm. refs required; bond-able.

Address Box 288, Star, OELMAN or eotitry girl; whits; must cook and rare for good wages. Addrssa Box 7X2, Star, WHITE or colored cook, age 30 to 40. 418 Priv. home; must have North side refs. HOUHK EMP.

AOCY. Lie. RI. 8878. EX PER I EN.

"housekeeper, white; cook- Ing, no laundry; atay 4 nights wk.l small family; II. Ref. Add. Box 794, Star. EXPERIENCED women to sew awnings.

Apply 2104 E. Washington st. WHITE girl for general housework; gx- penenced, DR. 2732 WANT full time. J.

Robert (iray, l.ltl W. 1st Oreensburg, Ind. FIVE once amalfkT8tart. 47 S. Rm.

813. 8 EXP. arm and tray waitresses. F. A T.

Lie. Emp. Bureau, 90S Roosevelt bl. 18 Employment Men A Women. i (MstcnxtMr IaAki psrspectlvs drawing exp.) 12-311 918 up.

2nd Floor Chamber of Commerc Bldg. NO FEE CHAROED. IV Hltiialiniis Wattled Men. PLACE In country on farm. Neal H.

Mo6 lln. R. 10. Box 4L Jndlanapolls. FILIPINO; "butler valei, chauf.

or chefj priv. pref. A-l refs. Add Box 271. Star.

1-1 Additional Ads on Next Patge tl tsualneaa 8orv1cea. Carpentee A-l CARPENTERINC1, rooflng; Job work, an gincia; acreena, new, rep. CH. 1263-M. Oantraetlnc Bemodrllag.

STUCCO repairs, painting, int. brick, cement; rooi repaire. CONTRACTING, roofing, plaaterlnc. paint ing, screens, iree est. kiknkk, UK.

3D.1I). Claaaina Stag. W. rLY RUO CO. Specialists In rug and furn.

cleaning 29 yearn. It costs no more. Completely ins. Klu it and chenille rugs from old rugs. 232S Hrookalde.

CH. 2211. DKARBORN RUO CLKANERS. 1 wk. only, 9x12 domestic rug 91.73 Orientals and overstuffed a specialty.

Work guaranteed: fully Insured. CH. 0411. FltKN 1 1" ST A i-PvYDtt KS. "The Oarment Cleanera." LI.

fl44. Carpets, curs, drapea cleaned, dyed. Uphol. furniture. SPECIAL $2 Rugs cleaned and alied.

UK. 49W --Work Ouaranleed. flSHJIRN BR0S-W5W RI'O shampooing, 9x12 domestic. 13; in cluding sislng; snft water. Crown laundry and Dry Clsanlng Co.

CH. 1923. FOR Gleaning and repairing your rugs rAjUsDeranian Dro3.Nnr,hwehst"rn CLKANFD, 91.73: S-pc. aultea, IS; complete house cleaning service; A-l work hy expert men. LI.

917, Thomaa. Superior aon HE. 4462 9x12 DOMV.STIO rug, cleaned for 93. Fx- elusive Ureggorlslng proceaa. Orcgg.

DR. ll.l0. OIIAMPAY INC. Ul'll KNT19TC RUQ CIJCANFRS. 9x19 niKS, 93.

TA. S240. RUOH," 91 g(l; pa. furniture. SO; work guar.

Julian Rug Cleanera. LL 9394. ilFLIAHI.F. rug cleaners, xi9dornesllc 91. 7ft overstuffed; work guar.

CM. 3.132. A LLR. ASH I Hi CLK A Its" for giaid work. LI.

nH4. 9x12 C'nnlracllng. DOIMIITY-raving. construction; hrlrk work a spec. genl.

contractor. CH. tlfts.2. Crashed Sine. WR build and repair driveways: cinders and crushed stone, sodding, grading and yard work.

DR. 02.10. WK build and repair drlvrwaya; cinders and crushed slnne, sodding, mi. 0230. Floor Hcflnlshlng.

HARnwooo rLoona laid, old KI2IOR8 RF.FINIHIIF.D. LI. 3119. IlFFINISIl your floors Fltmr-maThTneg, edgere, rented, Free del. -pickup.

CH, 2U71 FUioHH eanderi, rsllnlshsil; Power furn.j guar Wooster. TA. 4WiO. FIXiOR ssmlsd, rsHnlshed; nn dust; wall paper steamed off. 1111.

2327, TA. 9799. llaallag. MAI'LINO, transfer, moving, cinders, ashea, rubbish nr what, Euhanka. LI.

0229. trash: basement cleaning; stone, clndera. BIO. Slatteese Reoatra MATTBESSES renovated, box and Inner-springs repaired, upholstering. CH, Ok37.

MATTKEHSES rsnnvatsd made-lnlonnsr-sprlngs; expert workmanship. HI. 2347. EMPLOYMENT 15 for Men, SALES; specially; attr. prop car Open 207 Hankers Trust hldg.

Lie. Emp. Agiy. SALESMEN with atnkrialea experlenneT Fsceptlonal npportunlly for 1 experienced In closing salee Must have car MEIER F.LECTHKI AND MACHINE CO, 9125 K. WaahinKton.

IK. 1181. SA AN Willi following. Hell hoys farnisnls. Libera, comm.

Rare nppor-unity, Oarment JUA W. Adama Chicago. THIICK operator, with Iraiitor and ssml-IraMer; steady work. Call HI. 8.181, Kl ELD HEPItESKNTATIVF.S.

National Snanca company requlraa eerv-tcss 01 two men, capable of developing positions nf reeponslhlltty; aga 28-28, al less! a yrs. college training and 9 yra. general hualneas experience; previous experience In credits or collections d'slrshlt, but nol necessary. In reply give (1) age, height and wslght; (91 education and hools attended; (31 all former am-ployarsi (41 refereneesi (8) business sx. perinnce and salarlsa received; (8) married or single and dependent si (7) In-tlose recent snap shot nr photograph, if photo to ha returned.

Inclose elamped S'l-drassed envelope. Reply held In enrill-dence. Ressnnsble starting salary, car funilehrd. Address Bog R) 7g, gisr. WE require the aervleea nf a few hlgb type msn to represent a nationally known product, Only men who can measure up tn Ih4 following, need apply: Are you of good character? Is your appearance neat? Can you present facta Intelligently and truthfully? Have you sslf-cnnfldence? MEIER ELECTRIC AND MACHINE CO 9f.2A E.

WArlHINOT'lN ST. Sse Mr. Roth, 9 8, Moa -Tueg. AN opportunity nomas one In a lifetime. If you have a car and are willing to work and don't stop in at 89 W.

Ohio at. you are parsing up an opportunity that will not come your way again a long tlms. 'I his npportunlly Is for Ihe right man and can only ha rtllarl once. We Informed you and the rest Is up In you. Inclined, gf-30 ysara of age; must ha Industrious, eon-tent with small salary Ui start and In-tsrsslad In a permanent position, where future may be establlshsd by applying himself.

Address Mm 798, Star. WITH car7no hnuss-tfi-hotisa canvassing; experience unnecessary; your Income will eicsed 870 weekly. Our Deld manner trslns you at our eapenea. Phone Mr, flrlsge, Ciaypont Hotel. CAN lire 2 mora men who can work 9 hours a day, Oood pay from s'srt to thoaa who qualify.

Apply between 9 and II a. m. parson at 14 W. 22d, TWO yooim men to assist manager work-in established routes In city and surrounding towns. Mr.

Dolan, 138 Market, st. PAHTIEM lo purchase 3 22-fi. refrig sissdy work hauling meat; contract with sard unit; J72U assured for trips per month 311 W. Maryland. Open Sun.

rSAlTLHMEN" 40 com-mission; pay every night; anply between 7 .30 9 a. m. and 4-8 p. 427 W. Pearl.

fr clossdvsnsemltealler. Work assured. Dork to dock No plrkune nr de. liveries. Ttade or terms.

316 W. Maryland. 2 F. A A I I A rt I N'l" VnenTai'ady 'work for those who qualify Bonus. Call at 214 Urease hldg.

hi "eaiierlenced a'diltora; advert's. inn rariipaigu: 82 day or comm. conditional. Apply 4.13 N. Illinois.

EXPERIENCED house-to-house salesman; trsvsl with expenses advancen, Van Ogden, 47 S. Rm. 812. bicycle, In drug siors. 1403 E.

Wash. SINOLE. white and farm work. WA. 3024-Ring 1.

EXPEHIENCED paper hangar and painter; eteady work Bun Realty. LL 2184. IS Salesmen Wanted. MEN WANTED for Rawlelgft routes of SiKJ (mines: reliable husllsr should sl-irt earning 828 weekly and Increase rapldlyi write today. Kawlelgh, Dept.

INE-214-S, Ereeport, ill. TWO "indust rial stork salssmsn, 160.000 Issue; must give reference, have car and Live full tlma. uillvaa lovs Foundry, yons, Ind. NEW proposition: higher commission pay atarta at once; position permanent. Apply employment manager, 807 Peoples Bank.

fM ust have good cars; frsa to travsli 10 to 820 dally, lea X. T. A gee, Lincoln Hotel. 17 Employment for Women. BEAUTY operator, experienced.

3387 Illinois. TA. 0818. COUNTRY girl; referenca. Ad-drees Box 282, Star.

WHITE woman, aga 80 to 48; general housework on farm; small family, Address Box P) 781, Star WHITE girl, general housswnrk, part time. 28 Hendricks Place. CH. 1028-R. it For about a month, Benny was mirroring a certain smugness.

In recent weeks he has gone back to the broad Benny style of humor and is more successful. If a history Is ever written. Benny may lead the band as a satirist rather than a comedian. It was he who, single-handed, blazed the trail for cerebral comedy as aeainst the old slapstick, he-and-she joke stuff of the variety halls. It was he who made possible such mental types of funny fellows as Fred Allen and Phil Baker.

Benny alone of the funnymen with Fred Allen, when the former was Allen's guest star, did not overdo the guesting, business. This sudden popping up on various programs as guest stars is risky business for comics. They are jeopardizing their own careers and cutting down their livts in the public eye by so doin. Charles Frohman had the right Idea when he urged his stage stars not to be seen in public too often. Such a practice has had much to do with the fame of Greta Garbo and Jessica Dragonette.

A comedian builds up his own following. Dashing about as Ben Bernie has been dcing and the recent Interchange between Rudy Vallee and Eddie Cantor has not done any of them much good. George M. Cohan also had the right Idea when he insisted that part of his technique was always to leave 'em wanting more. Yet it is the boys from the stage who have been the biggest sinners in this "guest star" plague.

A variety show may need weekly changes of talent, but it Is risky for comics to appear on each other's programs. Jack Benny knows it and Fred Allen knows It. They have the sagacity to limit such fiostas to once a year. A fourth anniversary does not seem unusual, yet it is a long time In radio for anyone to stay on top of the heap. One weekly appearance has much to do with holding the audience.

Twice a week, even a Benny or an Allen would prove fatal in a short space of time. COLt'MBIA SYSTEM. Metropolitan Parade, WHAfl. Richard Maxwell. Hubert Hendrie.

Press-Raidio News. Montana 811m. 8 Thyra Bamter Wlnilow. Edgar Mowrer. Oiark Melodies, WFBM.

"Tht Ooldbergs." WFBM, WHAB. Romanes of Heltn Trent. "Just Plain Bill," WBBM. "Rich Man'! Darting." WBBM. "Voir nf Experience, WFBM, WHAS.

WBBM. Mueical Reveries (WBBM on WFBM. "Mary Marlln." Dramatlo Sketch, WFBM, WHAg, WBBM, "Five Star Jones." Dramatic Sketch. WFBM, WBBM. 11 Matinee Memories 11 Rhythmairee.

11 Between the Bonkenda. WFBM. (loldlicrga (Repent). WFBM. 12:15 "Happy Hollow." Dramatic Sketch.

12:30 Manhattan Matinee. WHAS. Milton Charles. WFBM. 1:30 Honsier Hop.

WFBM. 2:0" Concert Miniatures. 2:30 Chicago Variety Hour, WFBM. 3:00 Jack Shannon, WBBM. 3:15 -Dnrothv Oordon.

WFBM. 3:30 "Vocala by Verrlll," WFBM. 3:4 "WllderneM Road," WFBM. 41:00 "Buck Rogers In the 2.1th Century." WBBM, WHAS. 4:15 "Bolihv Benson and Bunny Jim." 4:30 Press-Radio News.

4:3 Blue Thamea. 4 4. Renfrew of the Mounted," WFBM. 5:00 The Four Barbers with Ann Leaf. 5:15 Milton Kellem'a Orchestra.

5:30 led Hustnga Chartoteere, WBBM. Wr-au. Boake Carter. WHAS, WBBM. "Lombardo Road." 6:30 "Pick and Pat la rip Smoking Tlma." I.nx Radio Theater.

Richard Bar-thelmesa and Rally Filers In "Under Cover." WFBM, WBBM. 8:00 Wayne King's Orchestra, WFBM, WBBM 'of Time, WFBM. WBBM. :45 Publlo Opinion. Jack Denny's Orchestra, WFBM.

:30 Abe Lyman's Orchestra, WBBM. 10:00 Henry Halstead'g Orchestra. 10:0 Hawaii Calls. WEAK- NBC. Cheeio Inspirational Talk and Music; J.

Harrison Isles, Musical Director. WLW 7 0Oa "Old Doctor Jim." 7 11a Fields and Hall. :i.oa Press-Radio News WMAQ. (Ca Walter Tassel, WIRE. Home Sweet Home, Dramatic Sketch Vl'KC, WIAV.

Sweethearts of the Air. -Amateur Cooking 1'Bool of the Air. 9 0na oirl Alone. National Republican Club. ft Concert Orchestra.

(lens Arnold and the Ranch Boys, WIRE. Honeyboy and Sassafras, WIRE. Merrv Madcaps. News, Market and Weather Reports. WFBM.

30a Chuck Wagon. Karly Birds. News. Woman'a Plata (CBHI. SOa- Frenc Election Results (CBHI.

8 45a inrk Melodise 9 Hollywood Hich- llk-ht. Burton Reea Pjjfu, 3ue Mrs. FarreM's Kiun-en of lb Air. 10 00a Vr-'ca ol r.aperstnca (CBS). Mu-i'al Reveries Mar Five S'ar Jonei (CIIH).

1100a Mary Bakers Album. 1115a M'ine MenMrl' (CBS- cbs). 11 Between tr Book- ends (CBS. 12 OOB-The Goldbergs 1 iv-Hoosier Farm tiros, 'f-OO-MU'on Charlea I CBHI. Concert Miniatures rB8.

2-15 Mursarlto Baca (CBHI. 2-30 Cbiiaso Varieties oo Ja'-k Shannon. Tenor CBSi 3 j5l.r..ihy Gflrdos (CBS), a jnVlrrmie Verrlll (CBSI. a. 45 WiMernass RoaO 4 00 Ch it a goa na rss lsTea Time Junes.

45 Renfrew ot ht Mnunled (CBS). 5 on Bohemians. 5 30-Ted Hosing and Chartoleeri iCBS). a i News. S-nr.

C. E. Man on. I 05 Knasmble trp.at. a i.p!it"-1 Talk.

A. Beverldte Jr. ain Reeovery SoeiKer. 8-35-Fuur Part Fancy. I 45 All-Htar Revue.

Jo I-'1" Rdlo Theatre a 00 wayne King Orches. tea (CBS). ift MM Ttm f-BS). 8-4J Musical Moments. I 00 Un Rlley a Bports- is Moior Melodiea (CBH).

9 ana Pat (CBS). in in Kews. iO.ls S'a'e Frohlbltloa Aattton. :00 Ayres' CbK-k. Cub I6a Kdward (NBC).

Child Sons Pioneers, David (NBC). Happv Hiuhes Howard 35a Tunelul lene the (NBC). 15 Moneytioy s.ifras M-rry (NBC). Joe 15a Dramas 30a Indinna Home 15 News 30 WIKK 45 The 00 Jerry 30 Matinee 00 Woman's 15 BBfk (NBC). JO Hr.w (NBC).

45 Grannps (NBC). :00 Indianapol's aas ilame. 30 Walter 00 Flving 15 Edward i NBC) SO Pres. (NBC). 15 Answer (NBC).

45 Dance 00 Lois 15 ITnrie Station 30 Black 4fc Sport Andre 00 Fibber Volly 30 The no A nd (NBC). jn Dr 00 The (NBC). SO Rhythm 45 Jlmmie ryi News 1 a Basnolory in Musical 25 Howard JO Msenolla (NBC). :00 P.uaa 10 Msurlce Orchestra 00 F.arl upC EST PICK ON THE NETWORKS. 8:15 A.

M. -Ed ward MacHufh, WIRE-WJZ network. 10:00 A. M. Gene Arnold and Ranch Boys, W1RE-WKAF network.

10:14 A. M. Musical Reveries, WFBM-rns. X. Goldbergs, WFBM-CB8.

1:00 P. M. Jerry Sears Orchestra, WIRE-WEAK network. 1:00 I. M.

Concert Miniatures, FBM-CBS. P. M. Top Hatters' Orchestra, IRE-WEAr network. P.

M. Ted Honing; and Charioteers, WFBM-CBS. 8:00 P. M. Fibber McGee and Molly, WIRE-WJZ network.

:30 P. M. Richard Crooks and Orchestra, WIRE-WEAF network. 7:00 P. M.

Radio Theater, WFBM-CBS. $:00 P. M. Contented Hour, WIKK-WEAF network. 8:90 P.

M. March of Time, WFBM-CBS. P. M. rick and Tat, WFBM-CBS 10:00 P.

M. Ruas Morgan's Orchestra, WIRE-WEAF network. 10:30 P. M. Hawaii Calls, WFBM-CIIS.

SHORT WAVE HIGHLIGHTS. WASHINGTON 9:00 A. M. Navy Band. W8XK, Pittsburgh, 1B.7 lV'l meg.

Also W3XAL, New York, 18.8 17.18 meg. P. I'kranian Folk Songs, RNE, 50 meg. TOKIO 3:00 P. M.

Modern Japanese Music, JVM, Nazakl, J7. 10.74 meg. P. M. News and opera, 2RO, 31.1 9.83 me.

I.ONDON-8:00 P. Radio Tlav, GSD, J5.8 11.75 GSC, 31.3 9.58 or GSA, 49.5 6.05 meg. LONDON 8:30 P. M. Early English Music, GSD, J5.5 11.75 use, 81.S 9.68 or GSA, 411.5 8.05 meg.

BERI.IN-4l:S0 p. M. Ballads, DJC, 4H.8 6.0J meg. Fmerson QHIs'f Orchestra, 11 Dress Parade. American Krtiirallon Forum.

12:30 H. Leopold Spitalny'i Orchestra, 1 10 Forever YounK. WMAQ. 1:15 Ma Perkins, WLW. 1:30 -Vic and Bade.

WI.W. The O'Neills, dramatic WMV, WMAQ. 2:00 Woman'a Radio Review. WIKK. sketch.

WMAQ, 2 15 Phillips Lord Calling on You, Alone. 2:45 Grandpa Burton. WIRB. Top Hattsrs, WlRt. 3 30 Walter lagan's Musicals, WIRE.

45 Ton Halters. WIRE. 4:00 Flying Time Adventure! la avia tion, WKNR. 4 15 Fdward Davles. WIRE.

4 30 Press-Radio News, WKNR. 4:35 Baseball Resume. 4:45 Billy and Betty. 5:00 Amos 'n' Andy, WLW, WTAM. 6:15 "Uncle Frra'a Radio Station, WTAM, WMAQ, WIRE.

5:30 Connie Gatis, 6 45 Kducatlon In the News. 6.00 Hammersteln i Music Hall, WTAM, WWJ, WMAQ. 0:30 The Voice of Firestone, Richard Crooks, Tenor; Margaret Speaks, Soprano, and William Daly's Vym-phonic String Orchastra, WhM, WLW, WTAM, WMAQ, WWJ. 7:00 Harry Hnrllck'f Gypsies, WMAQ, WfiV, WWJ, WTAM, WIRE, WkaI 7:30 Sismund Romberg, Lionel Barry-more, WWJ, WTAM, WLW, WMAQ. 8:00 The Lullaby Lady; Male Orchestra, Direction Morgan Eastman, WMAQ, WTAM, WIRB, Radio Forum.

00 Amos 'n' Andy, WTAM. 9:00 Dick Mansfield's Orchestra, WIRE. Magnolia Blossoms, W1RK. 10:00 Rudy Valise's Orchestra, WIRE. 10:30 Maurlrs Spltalny'a Orchestra.

WIRE. 11:00 tarl Hinrs Orchestra, WIRE. WJZ-NUC. Breakfast Club. Press-Radio News.

Vie and Hsde Mward MacllUKh. the Gospel Sinker, WIRK. Today's Children, Dramatis Bkenn. VIM- David Harum, WfRE. WIJJ Jack and Irelta Clemens, WMAQ Charles Sears.

Waltsr Blsufuss's Orchestra, in nna Hour of Memories. 11 ooa Wsndtll Hall. Dot and Will. WMAQ. Farm and Horn Hour fWLW oa uui, vUAQ.

12:30 Music Guild. 1:00 Jerry Hears Orchestra. News Flashes Arthur Chandler Organ. Rhythm. Organ MBH).

1 Variety 1 "1nbc Hom 30a Way Down East. 8 4n Kina'i Msn. 01a-Mail Bag. Tarshlsh (MHH). 9.30a-Jar.e Emerson (MBS) 9 46a Live Htock Reports News Flashes.

10 Mm -On Ih. u.o in H'umpus 10.46a Clinic I 1 MBH), II bt announced. 11. 15a- Tom, and MBS). II Karm and i.

Hour (NBC). 30-Sleve Merrill. Bamea and 4 an if 100-Mnyr the. Movie. lli-y P'rklna (NR-).

1 45 The Neills (Jsc, 2.15-Newg Financial Notes 30 Toting 'NBC). (5-r-dlih Karen Hi la Ufe nf Maev (MBHi, 3 30 Singing Lady HC) 4 00-Ksy Kyser's Or chestra. 415 Hlltmore Roys 4:0 Boh Nolans Tor Bend 4:45 Low ell Thomas (NBC). 5 Johnson Family. 5.15 Diary of Jimmy Mattern.

8:10 Lorn and Abner (NBC), 5 45 lac Time 00-Jack Randolph and His Music, a 15 Crisaders (MBS). I 10 Wm Daly's Symphonic Orchestra. N.i son Eddy, baritone (NBC). 7:09 Greater Minstrels (NBC) tigmund Romberg snd Lionel Barry more (NBC). 8:00 H'vusa nf Ona Tftoueead F-yea.

8:34 Croy Follies (MBS). 9:00 A moe -a' Andy (NBC). 915 Pa 9.30 Jack Hylton s' Orchestra 'MBS I. off 10 ia-(iid-Fasnioned fiin. 10 30 Orvllie Knapp Or- eheera( MBH).

11.00 Nema Eddy Orchestra 11 Orchestra Moon Rlvr Organ and P'ma. SlgO oat. Apartmenta for Rent Auction Sales Automobiles lor Sale. PulWing Materials Business Opportunities Business Places for Rent Business rroprrty for Sale Business Services Carda or Thanks Cash Coal Market Cemeteries 30- 31 87 7S 1 93 34 us 2 74 ha 1 70 r7 Stla t4 ft 4 71 31- 33 45-4K 3 31 S4 ft S3 24 44 Peath Notices Desk and Oihce Space Dogs, Cats, Birds Douiiles, Investments Employment rxchengu Real Kstata Farm and Garden Farms for Rent Karma, Land lor Pale. Florists, Lots, Funeral Plreetore Horses, Cattle, Vehicles Household )x1s Houses for Rent Houses for Hale In Memonam instructions Instructions, Home Jewelry Ixiana Ipal Notices Loana on Aulnmob'les Loans, Personal Loans, on Heal Kstate TO PHONE A STAR WANT AD ANNOUNCEMENTS IK alh N'otlcea.

I.AMIIKRT -Jesse, aga 0(1, passed away pnniroy Arthur Lamliert In Mooresvllls. Funeral services May 4 at p. m. at the Mooresvllle Christian Church. Friends Invited.

Httrlal In Mooresvllls cemetery I.ONtl rat rick, age 59 rs son of tirtoget, orotnsr or i nomaa, niiciinvi, p.o-want and John, passed away Saturday. Krlends may call at tha resident's of his hrnther, Edward long, t'atker ave Funeral Tuesday, May 5. a. at the anove addrrss. a.

m. at Hi John a Church. Iturlal Holy Croes cetneterv. Krlends Invited. C.fcO W.

LrilU'K rirJKV- ICK. KTlsrry age Ml, heloved husband of (loldla Matlock, father nf Mahel Freeman and son of Olive J. Matlock, passed away Sunday a. ni. Krlends may call at the home, SMI s.

Hitter ave alter 4 p. m. Monday. Funeral Tuesday, 3 tn at the above address, lultnfc.Y HKKVICE. McNKMrv -Eva age 67, wifs nf Charles mother of Edgar T.

Crouch, Mrs. Noresn Walklna. Mrs. llarman Mc-Oulre, Mrs. Ruth Scheel, Mrs I'ehorah Adama, Mrs.

Mildred Adams, (lenrge and Charlea W. McNealy paased away at her home. 11124 Hlalne Sunday morning. Private funeral servlrss Wertnesdsy, 2 p. at ths residence.

Friends may rail until Wednesday noon. Rurial Floral Park. FARLEY SF.RVICF. MFNIIKNMAI.I.-Claude Irvln, huehand of Christine and brother of pr. 11.

Men-denhall, passed away at his home, lla'v Pirksnn Sunday afternoon Funeral at THE FCNKHAL HOME. IIIHKY A TITUS, Sftl N. Delaware st, Tlma given later. MUMIM. I.

William A beloved hosliand of Fnima F. Mitchell, fa'her of Wllllain Raymond It. and Frank Mitchell, brother of (leorne and Kvereit F. Mit-hell of Indianapolis, Mrs t'liarles I'enn of Hartford City and Mrs. Itoy Penny and Mt.

John Ltn as of Freetown, pssaed awav at his home. 0123 Rrllefon-lalne May S. Funeral Tuenday, May a. at 2 p. at hts home.

Muriel Concordia cemetery. Krienda invited. I Seymour papera please copy. O. W.

Nl'TT In rhnige. I r. -vvii Mam" T' idd son of Mr. and Mrs William Allen Moore, I K. at paased away Friday, Mav 1.

I'rlvata services at TDK Fl'NFHAL HOMK, 1IIBFY TITUS, SM N. Delaware Monday inornlng. Hurlnl at Cionti hill. MOl n't residence, 1A32 N. Dearliorn st heloved huetiand nf Maria, fat isr of James and Margaret Moyian of Indiunap brother of Mrs.

Mary Malvin of I'lniayo, III Fu-nsrel notus later. For flintier Information rail KKKNKY 4JFS.KNKY. Si I Peter, aga da years, hrlovrd husband of lisrtha Kuhn Nillr, broiher of Mrs. Mary Allmsroth, passed awav Saturday, May 2. at p.

m. Funeral at the late residence, 4210 N. Illinois st Tuesday, May 8, at 1 Ml p. m. Friends Invited.

Burial Crown Hill. Krienda may call at the resldenrs after 1 p. m. Monday. ClliRLKY HFiRVlCK.

I'lFMt Flla Cunn'eil, Ti years, hefoved wila of VMIIIam T. Pierce, and niotber of Mra. Charles Stiles, Dr. Franklin Pierce. Chicago; Fdward Harlan Detroit, Mi'-h and Cecil, died ga'urday.

May 2. ItHH at her home, 42 Kuyeoe st. Funeral Monday, p. m. at Hie IKM'K-FNSMITII CHAPKL.

Tin N. Illinois lri.no. Invlnd Interment Crown Hid. Krienda may call at the i-haprl any tune. PI.

I MM1H Fianklln. heloved faihec of II-, race If and Payrnotid H. Plumnier. brother of Mrs. Klota Willi-pier, departed this life Friday, Mny age AO years Futieral Monday, May 4, at the MO'IPK KIPK FDNF.flAL H'iMK.

7M0 Sisiion at 2pm Burial Washington Park cemetery. Krlende In-vued STf.W ART of Oltve flstss Stewart, father of Kenton and l.me.t Hewirt, s.a'her Wil-llsma and stepfather of Vlrsttl Winkle, departed 'his lifs May ega 7 years, rur.eral Monday, May 4, at the residence. 42 Itoirnis. in a and at ths M. hueih.

fisford. 2 p. Hunal tix ford cemetery. Friends tnvtti-d l-u-neral iio'l-r dirniton of MOOKK KIKK. 1 1f William 11.7" aga ti years, passed away Friday noon at tha raxldenre of his dnuiililcr.

Mrs Horace (1, Casady, 912 Fast drive, Woodruff Place He le survived by ths daughter, Mrs. Horaca ri. Casady, a granddaughter, Frances Kllaabeih Casady i one sister, Mrs P. M. Koenlg of Hakere-flsid, Cal.

Kiitierat service Monday, 2 ni at ths KOVSTF.R a ASKIN Fl'. NFRAL HOMK, mn2 North Meridian s'rxat. Friends Invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at Hie funsral home any time Il ksO -'p'aln John flnrdner, 4MB I'criosvlvania helova1 husb'ind of Mildred Wilson, and faiher of Wilson I ihrli paired away at the Veterans Hospital Saturday Friends may call at SHIRLFV HMDS.

CFSTHAL CHAPK.L sfter noon ootil 10 a. m. Moo. day. Funeral at All kiln's Cathedral, Dlih and Central.

Monday, 11 a. m. Rurial In Alliens, 0 Funeral Directors. JAMFS F. BAILEY HAII.KT HOMtl.HCF.

C1IAI1L 2231 ft Meridian. II A. 11 A VAL VV. T. BlAHpnprym MAIN OFKICK.

252A HIir.LHY OR NK.lt A HOME. IMS N. Meridian st, TA. FLAN NER BUCHANAN 95 rail Creek Sr. TA.

4400 GRINSTEINER'S 522 E. Market St. III. 6374 HISEY TITUS THK FUNK HAL HOME 6I N. DELAWARE ST, LI.

SailS. CHAS. A. JIOCKENSMITII LI. SllnS.

72 III. Res TA. 20V3 RAGSDALE 4 PRICE till M. Alabama LL ISO Shirley Bros. Co, Hi n.

Illinois st. LL H'. J. C. Wilson Prompt Ambulance Service 1210 Prospect it DR.

0321 DR 9322 6 ixMlue. Club Notlrrs. MASONIC Matlock Hecial called meet-ins Varinri Iij-e and A. Tuesday. May 1 IS to atterd tne funeral of Brother Hurry Matlock: eervieea VA S.

Hitter. Mastsr Masons Invited Bretnren bring a itos. SAVl'KL P.F.KVelH. W. M.

UAKKY i. SIOMBAUUH, tn. Musical Reriortera. Wat Hugh Health Talk. o( the WIRE.

Haruni Long. Reel. Aleyer. Arnold and I'-anch Boya and 8a. (KBCt.

Madi-apa White (NBC). of Life. Farm and Hour. Hashes Reporter. Inlaws.

Kesri" Orchestra (NBCi. Vsrtettee. Radio Review (NBC). Stage Wlfa to Be Charming Burtoa Kan- City Baseball Ltn's Musi-rale iSRt'f, Time (NBC). Davles Radio News Me This Band Revue.

Ravel (NBC). F.sra'e Radio (NBC). Maeic. Slants with Carina. M'Oee and (NBC).

Voire o( Flrt-stone (NBC). Oynslea Froerh's Rhyth-mxnia p.e'reat. Contented Hour Revue. Mattern. Flashes.

In'rtud. Meyer. BioaeomJ Morgan Orchestra (NBC). Bpl'elny'e (NBC). nes'a Orchestra fNBCi.

Dotirlas Bantona (NBC). Id 3" II 00- -Hswall ratle (CBS). Alida Or-Bnf irR.ii 00m Hun 11 15 Ci" CT- rhesira (CPS' 1145 NViiinw CB8). 12. urn Ftcn off.

8 Una Top o' i.x P-aer WLW. the Morning Period (MPS). 8 15 Morning Devotions. 9 JOa Cheerio Inspi ra tional Ti'k and Music (NBC). WIRE.

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