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THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR- FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1967 36 STATISTICS From Official Records News Of The Courts SUPREME COURT Feb. 9, 1967 31049. State. Monroe Circa Court. second petition for time denied.

31097. State ex rel Montgomery vs. Niblack, Judge. Marion Circuit Court. Original action.

Response and obiection 10 petition for writ of mandamus and prohibition and brief in support and receipt. 31109-31110. Ubehor vs. George Harding VS. Circuit Court.

Appellant's petition to consolidate causes granted. 30945. Hamilton vs. State. Marion CrimInal Court.

Oral Argument set for March 1, 1967, at 2 p.m. thirty minutes each side. 30996. Johns vs, State. Marion Criminal Court.

Appellant's second petition for time granted to and including May 11. 1967. 30570. Allmon vs. State.

Johnson Circuit Court. Oral argument set for March 14, 1967 at 2 p.m. Thirty minuies each sidE. APPELLATE COURT Feb. 9, 1967 20414.

Albright etc et al vS. Carnahon, guardian, etc. Madison Superior Court. Oral argument set for March 15, 1967 at 2 p.m. Thirty minutes each 20419.

Aetna Casualty and Surety Co. Vs. George L. Mesker Steel Corporation. Vanderburgh Superior Court.

Oral argument set for February 15, 1967 at 2 p.m. Thirty minutes each side. 20538. Duda et al vs. New Praerle United School Corp, et al.

LePorte Superior Court. Oral argument set for Febrary 28, 1967 at 10:30 a.m. Thirty minutes each side. 20557. Olwer et al vs.

Estate of Clemons. etc. White Circuit Court. Appellee's petition for time, notices and acknowledgement. 20562.

Indiana Shovel and Supply Co. Vs. Castello etc. Marion Superior Court. Appellant's petition for time granted to and including March 29, 1967.

20611. Pruess VS. McWilliams St. Joseph Superior Court. Appellee's petition for time granted to and including April 17, 1967.

20645. Wilcox et al vs. Town of North Liberty etc. et al. La Porte Circuit Court.

Appellee's brief and acknowledgement 0 service. 20653. Shaneff vS. Sabo. Marion Superior Court.

Appellant's petition tur times notice and guard receipt. 20656. Grant vs. Grant. Whitley Circuit Court.

Appellant's petition for time to file reply brief, consent and acknowledgement. 20675. State Personnel Board vs. Parkman. Marion Superior Court.

Entries of November 21 and 28 stricken and appellant granted 90 days from January 18, 1967 to file transcript. Bierly, Judge Ptaff, Presiding Judge, dissents. 20663. Hunnicutt vs. Baughner etc.

HuntIngton Circuit Court. Appellee's brief and proof of service. 20302. Mei vs. Grescer Industries, Inc.

DeKalb Circuit Court. Oral argument set for March 1, 1967 at 10:30 a.m. Thirty minutes each side. 20312. Hornung, executor etc.

vs. Biggs. Decatur Circuit Court. Judgement affirmed. Cook, Judge.

20684. Ecoff et al vS. Central Indiana Gas Co. Hamilton Superior Court. Record.

Assignment of errors. Submitted under Rule 2-14. OPINION Feb. 9, 01967 20312. Hornung, executor, et al vs.

Biggs. Decatur Circuit Court Judgment affirmed. Cook, J. The executor brought action for partition, and appellee cross-complained In quiet title. The evidence was presented by stipulation, and only question Is interpretation of clause in will of decedent givIng sisters title to land.

One of sisters died, and appellee claimed as sole owner of real estate. While loint tenancies are looked upon with disfavor, and the testator did not use the terms jointly or joint tenancy in will, the words "upon the death of one, the whole interest shall vest in the surviving sister" clearly expresses the quality of survivorship, and the nature and quality of the estate devised. To construe the will in any other manner would render Inoperative the words of the will above set forth. All of the prerequisites of a loint tenancy set forth in the case of Case vs. Owen, 139 Ind.

22 are met, and the language of the will clearly intended to create a will in joint tenancy. DIVORCE SUITS CIRCUIT COURT Carolyn S. Davis vs. Kenneth L. Davis.

SUPERIOR COURT Room 1- Maymie I. Johnson vS. Kenneth W. Johnson. Room 2- Barbara K.

Peay vs. David Peay. Rebecca A. Johnson vS. William W.

Johnson. Room 3- Sharon L. De Puy vs. Phillip R. DePuy.

Beulah M. Kindley vs. Walter Kindley. Claudia Johnson vs. Benjamin Johnson.

Wauneta E. Rue vs. Gilbert W. Rue. Room Cary H.

Garrett vs. James M. Garrett. Leona R. Collins vS.

William H. Collins. Room 5- Harry C. Bishop Jr. vs.

Marta R. Bishop, Room 6 Marcia J. Jackson vs. Ralph M. Jackson.

Linda Cavanaugh vs. Daniel W. Cavanaugh. Room 7- Mildred McFarland vs. James McFarland.

James W. Wyrosdich VS. Helen M. Wyrosdich. Linda A.

Barrick vs. Charles D. Barrick. PROBATE COURT Estate Gross Inventories Charles J. Elea, died Sept.

2, 1966, $10,150. Mary S. Hyde, died May 5, 1966, $7,700 Harrell B. Hoffman, died Dec. 24, 1966, $1,600.

Herman J. Holiday, died Feb. 18, 1966, 675,593. Elona C. Morgan, died Sept.

20, 1966, $36,986. Viola M. Kearney, died July 22, 1966, $4,053. Lyda Fern Richards, died Oct. 3, 1966, $2,829.

Mary Ellen Moore, died Oct. 22, 1966, $109 741. Mildred A. Kerlin, died Oct. 29, 1966, $16,160.

Joseph F. Denham died Nov. 24, 1966. $3,056. Anna M.

Shelby, died July 4, 1966, $4,428. Gladys C. Pendergast, died Dec. 25, 1966, $7,977. James N.

Velonis, died Nov. 7, 1966, $30,442 (partial, Steffi H. Hirschfeld, died Nov. 19, 1966, $39,933. George Ernest Trittipo, died Jan, 21, 1967, $16,917.

Grace M. Thompson, died Nov. 18, 1966, $2,000. Arthur M. VanArendonk, died Nov.

23, 1966, $1,050 (partial). Joe D. Wilson, died Dec. 24, 1965, $500 (partial). Thomas W.

Royse, died Oct. 1, 1966, $22,063. FEDERAL COURT Bankruptcies Filed Francis A. Rosenbalm, 2320 Hoyt Avenue, truck driver; debts, $12,976.38, assets, $600. Harold D.

Turner, 2738 North Gale Street, maintenance man; debts, $2,316, assets, $340. Gerald E. Mever, Kokomo, grinder; debts, assets, $155. John R. Harlan, 2144 North Admiral $1,400.

Drive, bus driver; debts, $6,579, assets, Douglas Fleming 3268 North Park Street, mill operator; debts, $18.745.26, assets, $350. Gerald Boulevard, D. Walters repairman; 2956 Arthington debts, $6,677, a5- sets, $115. Junior H. Harris, Anderson, factory worker; Lewis debts, $2,868.36, assets, $500.

no schedule W. of Parker, Franklin, mechanic; debts and assets listed. Curtis E. Agnew Anderson, janitor; debts, $14,928.54, assets, $80. Vital Statistics BIRTHS St.

Vincents Hospital Boys-Jerry and Martha Pope, Richard and Sue True. Girls-Chester and Patricia Burris, Henry and Mary Ramey, William and Ann Leppert. William and Leatrice Latham, Dale and Bonnie Harris. U.S. Amy Hospital Boy-Olin and Lucy Moore.

Community Hospital Boys-James and Christine Meier, Arthur and Suzanne Howard. Girls-Lorentz and Dorothy Davis, Billy and Sommers, Kathryn Robert Ramsey, and Lester and Virginia Betty Just, Samuel Jr. and Mary Donahue. Marion County General Hospital Boy-Donald and Brenda Matesick, Girl-Jimmie Ann L. Henderson, St.

Francis Hospital Boys-Ronald and Marcia Buss, William and Martha Ramsey, Max and Phyllis Smith, Richard and Patricia Lacke, Donald and Wilma Lanther, Girls-Danny and Brookie Leslie, Richard and Ann Downing, Joseph and Rosemarie Beal, George and Barbara Pollard. Hendricks County Hospital Boy-William and Vicki Olson. Girls-James and Cynthia Houston, Billy and Joy Benson. Methodist Hospital Boys-Harrison and Carolyn Jackson, Thomas and Marsha Crumpton. Girls-Robert and Patricia Heldlebaugh, Joseph and Antoinette John and Sandra Dicker, Walter and Vickie Reed.

Coleman Hospital Boys-Charles T. and Judith Minch, Roy A. and Eva Shaffer. Girl-Glen A. and Janet Daihl.

MARRIAGE LICENSES Charles A. Johnson, South New Haven Drive; Mabel Whobrey, 906 North Oxford Avenue. Joseph H. Proctor, 2042 Gerrard, Speedway, Pamela S. Sheffer, 329 North Vine.

Kenneth H. Parker, 2242 Shelby Avenue: Viola M. Kizzee, 239 East Mason. Stephen H. Simon, 154 West Elbert; Sue A.

Ryker, 1130 East Weber Drive. Gilbert C. Wheeler, 741 Perry: Beverly S. Robert Anderson, 1506 Nort Olney Avenue; Chapman, 6709 a East Thompson Road, Linda S. 4550 Robert Wilkerson, Campbellsville, Mary L.

3491 Washington. BURIAL PERMITS Elissha McGee, year-old. 4220 East 5th Street, pneumonia. Lawrence Barber, 57, 546 E. Washington.

myocardial Infarction. Harklia Cherpas, 70 years old, Methodist, arteriosclerosis. Ralph Elrod, 57, Community, ancurysm. Karl Finkie, 67, Methodist, ancurysm. Olive Forney, 76, Methodist, myocardial infarction.

George Fortney, 50 years old, 120 S. Tibbs, coronary occlusion. William Hamant, 79, 4421 E. Washington, arteriosclerosis. Pearl Jones, 46, Winona Memorial, carcinoma.

Orion Kenney, 95 years old, 505 N. Delaware, arteriosclerosis. Lantz, six hours, Community, prematurity. George Leggans, 70 years old, Veterans, diabetes. Lester Nagley, 75, Community, arteriosclerosis heart disease.

Dennis Ottinger, 91, Veterans, pneumonia. Jennifer Rehak, 6, 1432 N. Euclid, carcinoma. Arthur Shannon 73, Veterans, carcinoma. Elsie Skillen, 80, 3302 Washington arteriosclerosis heart disease.

Freeman T. Snyder, 66, Methodist, cinoma. Margaret Stratton, 80, 224 N. Temple, arteriosclerosis heart disease. Frank Taylor, 58, 1227 N.

Park, penumonia. Alonzo Walker, 74, Community, arteriosclerosis. Ora West, 77, 2712 N. Illinois, arterioscierosis heart disease. Gladys Jane Whelchel, 66, Methodist, congestive heart.

Roy Wilkinson, 90, S. Arlington, arteriosclerotic heart disease. PERSONAL INJURY ACCIDENTS Yesterday 6:32 a.m.. New Jersey and Raymond streets: Russell Smith, 59 years old, 262 East Raymond Street, hip injury and face cuts. 8:23 a.m., Pennsylvania and Maryland streets: Darrow A.

Owens, 36, 1516 South Belmont Avenue, head cuts. 3:34 p.m., 17th Street and Park Avenue; Odis Harris, 18, 1658 Columbia Avenue, head Injury. 4:57 p.m.. Summit and Washington streets; Mrs. Fanny R.

Patterson, 54, 3332 Robson Street, hand and knee Injuries. 5:00 p.m.. Drake and West streets; Mrs. Kathleen Y. Bartlett, 47, Newport, face cuts.

FIRE RUNS Yesterday 8:24 a.m., 4721 Sunset Avenue, grease on stove. 8:40 a.m., 2044 North Campbell Street, first aid. 10:04 a.m., 2342 Yandes Street, trash fire. 10:08 a.m., 1400 East 46th Street, first aid. 10:41 a.m., 310 South Kitley Avenue, first aid.

11:12 a.m., 544 East New York Street, basement fire. 12:20 p.m., 1910 North Holmes Street, first aid. 1:13 p.m., 3160 Winton Avenue, car fire. 1:16 p.m., 1244 North Illinois Street, lock out. 3:07 p.m., 221 North Miley Avenue, first aid.

3:10 p.m.. 11th Street and Arlington Avenue, car fire. 3:28 p.m., 610 Kentucky Avenue, broken steam pipe. 3:56 p.m., 2139 North Bolton Avenue, overheated furnace. 4:06 p.m., 2628 North Illinois Street, lock out.

4:11 p.m., 1104 West New York Street, burnt beans. 4:15 p.m., 1122 Fayette Street, residence fire. 4:26 p.m., 6464 North College Avenue, broken water line. 4:47 p.m.. 1950 Kentucky Avenue, gas pump knocked over.

5:29 p.m.. 2919 East Washington Street, kitchen fire and explosion. 7:04 p.m.: North Delaware Street, first aid. 7:24 p.m.. 6202 North Broadway, false alarm.

8:20 p.m., 1555 South Belmont A Avenue, couch on fire. 8:24 p.m., 1900 Shelby Street, power line down. Dropout, 16, Finds School Beats Jail A 16-year-old unemployed high school dropout yesterday decided he'd rather go back to school than to jail. William T. Sharp of Municipal Court, Room 6, gave the Thomas Carr Howe High School dropout, William E.

Scott, 119 North Gladstone Avenue, this alternative: spend 28 3 days in jail or give school an honest try for 180 days. Scott chose the latter. Scott, who left school last year, was arrested Feb. 1 outside Howe where police he was driving on the wrong side of Julian Avenue to pass about 50 waiting cars. He was charged reckless driving.

After failing to appear in court Wednesday, he showed up yesterday and was fined $50 and costs, his driver's license was suspended for six months and he was given 30 days in jail. Judge Sharp, suspending 28 days of the jail sentence, gave Scott 180-days probation, during which the remainder of the jail sentence will be served if the boy does not return to school. Scott had registered at Harry E. Wood High School for this semester, but had never attended classes, Wood officials said. Husband Admits Guilt In Fatal Stabbing Of Wife Howard G.

Campbell, 35 years old, 4119 Spann Avenue, pleaded guilty yesterday to the second-degree murder of his 47-year-old wife, Glenna, last August. Mrs. Campbell was found by neighbors in the driveway of the home next door where she lay fatally stabbed. Authorities said her body bore 16 wounds, two of them in her neck. Campbell was found in the basement, his wrists and throat slashed.

He later was indicted on a first murder charge. Judge Saul I. Rabb of Criminal Court, Division 2, called for a precommitment investigation. J.A. To Hold Adviser Recognition Affair Junior Achievement Of Indianapolis Inc.

will hold a special Junior Achievement Adviser Recognition DinnerDance at 7 p.m. today at the Indiana Roof Ballroom. The dinner-dance will honor 320 adult advisers to the 76 Junior Achievement companies here. Raymond W. Saxon.

vice-president and general manager of the Radio Corporation of America, is chairI man. Two Bandits Pistol-Whip Store Clerk Two armed holdupmen escaped with an estimated $300 cash last night after they pistol whipped a 17-year-old clerk at the Short Stop Foods Inc. store at 5230. West 16th Street and fired one shot at two women shoppers who were attempting to leave after spotting the robbery. Speedway Police Detective Sgt.

William Crafton and Patrolman William J. Rupe, who investigated the robbery, said Robert Wihte, 6925 Westlake Drive, suffered slight injuries when he was struck in the head by one of the robbers and ordered to open the cash register. Another employe, Randy Stegmoeller, 6535 West Ohio Street, and an unidentified customer, were ordered to lie down on the floor while the bandits fled. Police said when the bandits got outside. they fired one shot at two unidentified women, whom police believe were trying to leave the scene after they spotted the robbery in progress.

Neither of the women were injured, police said. White was given first aid on the scene. March Raps Budget Cut In California Sacramento, Calif. (UPI) An estimated 3,500 University of California students and faculty members marched on the state capitol yesterday to protest Governor Ronald Reagan's proposed budget cuts 1 for higher education. The governor made a surprise appearance on the capitol steps and urged the demonstrators to face the state's serious financial problems calmly.

"WE ARE FACED with a very serious temporary problem," Reagan said. The demonstrators marched to the capitol to protest Reagan's plans to trim the state's higher education budget by $64 million and to object to the firing of Clark Kerr as president of the university. Reagan said his cutbacks might "momentarily delay progress" at the giant ninecampus university but said they were made necessary by the state's "dire" financial situation. "I ask you in all fairness to weigh carefully both sides of this question," Reagan said. The crowd applauded politely.

Redistricting Heat Put On By 3 U.S. Judges Three Federal judges who have jurisdiction of Indiana Congressional districting yesterday put added heat on the Indiana General Assembly to realign the districts under new criteria, when they enjoined any further elections under the 1965 districting. The order was reported by Robert G. Newbold, clerk of United States District Court for Southern Indiana, after all three judges signed it. It states that the court will not provide any guidelines to the legislature.

There were earlier indications from the court that this would be the case. Judges in the case, who earlier upheld redistricting and then were ordered by the United States Supreme Court to hold further proceedings, are Cale J. Holder and S. Hugh Dillin of the Southern District bench, and Win G. Knoch of the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals at Chicago.

Sisters Honored By Fire Fighters The Sisters of Providence, 530 North Rural Street, were honored last night by the InI dianapolis Fire Fighters Association. A certificate of appreciation was presented to the Sisters on behalf of firemen at Station 27, who were served freshments by the Catholic order while they were on a fire run next door to the convent on Jan. 28. Sister Marie Paula represented the Sisters, while Lt. Walter Davidson presented the award.

Someone Now Has A Lot Of 'Hot' Wire About 79,000 feet of copper wire, valued at $1,500, was stolen early yesterday ing from a trailer belonging to 728 Bader North Electric Shadeland Company, Avenue. The trailer was standing at 19th Street and Park Avenue, near School 27, where the company was doing repair work, police said. These notices relate to matters that directly or indirectly affect the tax rate and the public services of your community and are of vital importance to the Public Notices sealed bids in his office Up until the day and hour hereinafter set forth for the following: R-9 9:30 A.M., EST, Feb. 14, 1967 Beckman No. 1403 DB-G Grating.

Spectrophotometer, or equal. Catalogue No. 71700 Power Supply or equal. Catalogue No. 100502 Linear-Log 10" Recorder, or equal.10 Pack Catalogue No.

106768 or 10 Pack Cat. No. 101282, or equal. 10 Pack Cat. No.

75184, or equal as per specifications on file in the Dept. of Public Purchase. R-6333 9:30 A.M., EST, Feb. 14, 1967 124 MSA 30 min. Air Masks, 10 spare tanks, as per specifications on file in the Dept.

of Public Purchase. R-6334 9:30 A.M., EST, Feb. 14, 1967 1 Air Compressor No. 3800105-1, 6 pig tails for cascade system, 8 244 cu. ft.

air tanks for cascade system, as per specifications on file in the Dept. of Public Purchase. R-12297 9:30 A.M., EST, February 14, 1967. 12 SVDM Transceiver-Motion. SVD-2 Transceiver-Presence, as per specifications on file in the Dept.

of Public Purchase. R-2209 9:00 A.M., EST, February 16, 1967 340 Rolls (more or less) film, variOUS size and type as per specifications on file in the Dept. Public Purchase. R-2211 9:00 A.M., EST, Feb. 16, 1967 700 Rolls (more or less) Bell Howell Microfilm or equal, as per specifications on file in the Dept.

of Public Purchase. R-5130 9:00 A.M.. EST, Feb. 16, 1967 1-1967 Rotary Portable Air Compressor, cap. 150 CFM min.

at 100 lb. pressure, or equal as per specifications on file in the Dept. of Public Purchase. Bid bond or certified check in the amount of 5 per cent of your bid made payable to the City of Indianapolis, together with Non-Collusion affidavit to accompany your bid. The City of Indianapolis reserves the right to reject any and-or all bids and to, buy from one or more vendors all to the advantage of the City of Indianapolis.

FLETCHER J. HANCOCK City Purchasing Agent 2442 City-County Bidg. NOTICE OF HEARING OF INTENTION TO WRECK AND REMOVE UNSAFE BUILDING Notice is hereby given that 'the City of Indianapolis through the Commissioner of Buildings and Board of Public Safety, hereby announce that a show cause hearing will be held by the Board of Public Safety at 11:00 o'Clock on the 21st day of February 1967 in regard to their intention to wreck and remove the structure located at Rear of 1919 N. New Jersey St. (Barn), being more Lot 235 In Morton Place an particularly described as follows: Addition.

to the City of Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana. The owners of record of said real estate Francis M. and Ruby B. O'Brien and all other persons having any interest therein are notified that said structure has been found by said Commissioner of Buildings to be an unsafe, dilapidated, and dangerous structure, and has been condemned on December 22, 1965, the owners thereof, Francis M. and Ruby B.

O'Brien has been ordered to wreck and remove the same: said owner(s) Is (are), ordered to appear and show cause why the order of the Building Commissioner should not be complied with. Dated this 2nd day of February 1967 BOARD OF SAFETY CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS By Arthur J. Sullivan GEORGE C. WRIGHT Buildings. Commissioner of NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is -hereby given that The Trustees of Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana, will receive sealed proposals for the construction Medical of Build- the Preventive Dentistry ing, Indiana University Medical Center, Indianapolis, Indiana, in the office of J.

A. Franklin, Vice 10:00 President and Treasurer, until C.D.T. Bids on received Thursday, after February that time 23, will not be accepted. Bids will then be opened publicly and read aloud. For proopsals to be considered, bidders shall submit separate bids on the following divisions: General Construction 2 Heating, Ventilating, Plumbing, Air Conditioning 3 Electrical Installations Drawings and Sepcifications may be ton and Richey, Inc.r, Architects, 150 obtained from McGuire, Shook CompWest Market Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, and Mussett, Nicholas Stevenson, Consulting, Engineers, 2602 East 55th Indianapolis, for a deposit of $25.00 for each set, which will be refunded when documents are returned in good condition, immediately following the opening of bids.

The Trustees of Indiana University By: J. A. Franklin Vice-President and Treasurer NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the Board of Education of the Metropolitan School District of Wayne Township, Marion County, Indiana until 7:00 P.M., E.S.T. February Assistant 20, 1967, Superin- at the office of the tendent for Business Affairs, Administration Building, 1220 South High the School Road, Indianapolis for following: A. Furniture and equipment for the Rhodes Elementary School addition.

B. Typewriters. Specifications and Instructions 10 bidders for these areas to be bid may be secured from the office of the Assistant Superintendent of Business Affairs. The Board of Education reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. The Metropolitan School District of Wayne Township, Marion County, Indiana.

Ben G. Thompson, Secretary Board of Education. NOTICE OF DISSOLVE INTENTION TO Notice Is hereby given that Home City, a corporation organized and existing under The Indiana General Corporation Act, with its principal place of business at Indianapolis, Indiana, Is about to be voluntarily dissolved under and pursuant to resolutions of its directors and shareholders in accordance with Section 42 of The Indiana General Corporation Act. as amended. HOME CITY, INC.

PUBLIC NOTICE '60 Chevrolet Impala Serial No, 01867N178551 will be sold to storage the highest bidder for repair and charges in the amount of $40.00 on February 11, 1967 at 345 N. Capital. 1 Death Notices readers of this newspaper. ADVERTISEMENT or NOTICE TO BIDDERS a. Sealed proposals for Furniture for Study Lounges-Bldgs, 1-2-3, Group XIX for LaFollette Residence Halls, located at Muncie, Indiana, will be recieved by the Ball State University Board of Trustees the office of Joseph C.

Wagner, Vice President for Business Affairs and Treasurer of Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana, until 11:00 a.m. Eastern Standard Time on the 24th day of February 1967. b. Bids will be received for the following: Group XIX Furniture for Study Lounges Bldgs. 1-2-3.

C. No bid for the Group will be considered complete unless it contains each and every item scheduled. d. Itemized prices will be provided for each item listed for the purpose of permitting the Purchaser 10 increase or decrease quantities but such items and prices shall not be used as a basis for making awards to any other than the qualified low bidder. e.

A set of specifications may be obtained at the office of Joseph C. Wagner, Vice President for Business Affairs and Treasurer of Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana. f. All proposals must be made on blank form No. 96 prescribed by the State Board of Accounts, and if the proposal is in excess of $5,000, it must be accompanied questionnaire No.

96-A as required by the statutes of the State of Indiana. g. Each proposal shall be accompanied by an acceptable check or bank draft, made payable to the order of Joseph C. Wagner, Vice President for Business Affairs and Treasurer of Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana, or by an acceptable bidder's bond for an amount not less than 5 per cent of the total bid price. h.

The contractor awarded work will be required to furnish an acceptable surety bond in the full amount of the contract. i. Ball State Universitv Board of Trustees reserves the right to reiect proposal or all proposals, to make any combination thereof. to waive any informalities therein, and to return unopened any proposal received after the time fixed herein. i.

Instructions to Bidders, Specifications, are on file at the office of Joseph C. Wagner, Vice President for Business Affairs and Treasurer of Ball State University, Muncie, indiana. k. No bid may be withdrawn after the opening of bids without the consent of the Ball State Usiversity Board of Trustees for a period of thirty (30) days after the scheduled time of closing bids. Ball State University Board of Trustees By: Joseph C.

Wagner Vice President for Business Affairs and Treasurer. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that the Undesigned Purchasing Agent for the City of Indianapolis will receive ADKINS Mr. Ernest E. Adkins, age 72, R.R. 6 Box 174, Martinsville, husband of Mary, father of Ernest and Gerald Adkins, Mrs.

Mary Crokett, Dolly Harrison, Madge Severs and Joyce Duncan, brother of Harry, Earl and Roy Adkins, also survived by 20 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren, away Wednesday. Funeral Saturday, 10 of a.m. the at C. CHIMES, WILSON 1234 Prospect St. Friends invited.

Dervices Dervices CHERPAS, Mrs. Hareklia FRIEDMAN, Mr. Rolland E. HEFLIN, Mr. Elmer M.

MILLER, Mr. Dorman PORTEOUS. Cpl. Robert R. SNYDER, Mr.

Freeman T. TERHUNE, Mrs. Linnie FLANNER BUCHANAN Mortuaries Shirley Services JONES, Mrs. Pearl A. KAST, Emma B.

MENDELL, Mr. Charles 0. MEYER, Mr. Ralph R. STUMPH, Judith D.

WALKER, Mr. Alonzo E. (Lon) 5 Death Notices BOSHCOFF Pete Boshcoff, 923 N. Haugh, beloved husband of Mrs Catherine Boshcoff, brother of Vasil Boshcoff. Services Saturday p.m.

STEVENS CHAPEL OF THE FLOWERS, 3136 16th, 1:30 p.m. St. Stephen Medford Bul- and garian Orthodox Church, 16th. Friends invited, BROWN Theodore R. Brown, age 66, 2346 S.

Lynhurst, husband of Doris Pinkston, Brown, father of Mrs. Alma May Theodore Robert and Albert T. Brown, 15 grandchildren, 3 greatgrandchildren, brother of Mrs. Vera Mrs. Gladys Webb, Carl, Robert RawSteinberg, Mrs.

Violet Burroughs, lins, and Charles Brown, passed away Thursday. Services Saturday, 1 p.m. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME LYNHURST CHAPEL, 1202 S. Lynhurst, Friends invited. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m., Thursday.

BUCKINGHAM Lulu Buckingham, formerly of North Salem, mother of Mrs. Will Wright, Grand Haven, passed away Thursday A.M. Funeral 2 P.M., Sunday, at the PORTER FUNERAL HOME, North Salem. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 P.M. Saturday.

Eastern Star services, 8:30 P.M., Saturday, CHAPMAN Hazel Chapman, 64 R. 10, Box 502, wife of William E. Chapman, mother of Harley, William and Kenneth M. Chapman, all of city, Ernest West Hamlin, W.Va., and Mrs. Margaret L.

Skinner, of Cheyenne, Wyoming, sister Ethel Warren, of Seth, W.Va., also 11 grandchildren, 2 great-grandchildren, passed away Thursday. Friends may call at the JORDAN FUNERAL HOME, 2428 E. 10th after 3 p.m. Friday. Funeral Saturday, Feb.

11th, 2 p.m. Friends invited. Burial Memorial Park. CHERPAS Mrs. Hareklia Cherpas, 3736 N.

IIIInois, mother of Mr. Anthony J. Cherpas and Mrs. Christina Skulas, also 5 grandchildren, passed away Tuesday. Funeral Friday afternoon 2 o'clock, Holy Trinity Helenic Church.

Memorial service Thursday 8 p.m. may call at FLANNER FALL CREEK MORTUARY. COLLINS Albert L. Collins, 77 1213 Gimber, beloved husband of Viola M. Collins, father of Mrs.

Gilbert E. Cross and Robert L. Collins, grandfather of Mrs. William Beachman, great-grandfather of Tracy Beachman, brother of Susan Johnson, Pearl Testament and Bertha Newman, stepson of Amelia Foley, stepbrother of Mary Green, passed away Tuesday. 1 p.m.

at the HERRMANN" Friends FUNERAL Invited. HOME, 1505 S. St. COOK Charles Cook, 85 2131 S. East beloved husband of Margaret M.

Cook, father of Anna Lewis, Irma Lewis, Florence Able, Charles H. and Bernard Cook, 20 grandchildren, 2 great-grandchildren, brother of Lillian May and Minnie Alte, passed away Wednesday. Funeral Saturday, 10 a.m. at the G. H.

HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME, 1505 S. East St. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Thursday. FULFORD Francis Marion Fulford, age 91, of Gosport, father of Mrs.

Ruby Collier, PadMrs. Letha Kelso, Mrs. Dorothy win, and Raymond Fulford. Funeral services Sunday, 2:30, at Mt. Pleasant Christian Church (Monroe Friends may call at the WHITAKER FUNERAL HOME, Gosport, after o'clock Friday.

HEFLIN Mr. Elmer M. Heflin, 1461 N. New Jersey, husband of Mrs. Katherine M.

Heflin, father of Byron Heflin, grandfather of Mr. James E. and Maurice Heflin, great-grandchild, 3 sisters, 3 brothers, passed away Wednesday. Funeral Saturday afternoon 2 o'clock FLANNER BUCHANAN FALL CREEK MORTUARY. Friends invited.

HUNTLY Ethel Huntly, Pittsboro, mother of Artie Thatcher, and mother-in-law of Robert A. Thatcher, Pittsboro, sister of Herb and Othie Goffa, also survived by 2 nephews and 1 great-niece, passed away Wednesday. Services Saturday morning, 10:30 at the GREGORY FUNERAL HOME, the E. Pittsboro. Friends may call at funeral home.

JAMES Royal L. (Arky) James, age 42, 2602 W. 60th husband of Fay D. James, father of Shirley, Calvin, Gale, Cynthia, Robert and Richard James, half brother of Alma Jean Sanders, Erdene Sanders, and Mrs. Coleda Brown, Fredis Painter, passed away Thursday.

Services Saturday, 11. a.m. at CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY, CHAPEL, 4925 may W. 16th St. Friends Invited.

Friends call at funeral home after noon Friday, JONES Mrs. Pearl A. Jones, age 46, of 3303 N. Raiston wife of Mr. Karl F.

Jones, sister of Charles W. Mikesell, Mrs. Thomas Buck, William Hardesty, Mrs. Roy Ferguson and Mrs. William Lehiy, Services Friday 10:30 a.m., from SHIRLEY BROS.

DREXEL CHAPEL, 4565 E. 10th St. Calling any time. JONES Mr. Raymond T.

Jones age 26, 3131 N. Arsenal and son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Jones brother of Mrs.

Barbara E. Williams, grandson of Belle Upshaw and Mrs. Lottie Standback, died Tuesday at his residence. Services p.m.. Monday, New Bethel Baptist Church.

Interment Crown Hill Cemetery. Friends may call after 11 a.m. Sunday KING KING FUNERAL HOME. Death Notices 11 KIRK Master Dennis Kirk, 4721 N. Cotton, Lawrence, entered into rest Thursday, age months, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Richard A. Kirk, brother of Elaine, Kenneth and Keith Kirk, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baxter, Mr.

and Mrs. Clatis Cantrall, greatgrandson of Mrs. Mabel Chandler. Services Saturday, 3. p.m., HARRY W.

MOORE ARLINGTON CHAPEL, 8 5811 E. 38th St. Friends may call after 5 p.m. Friday. KNETZER Mr.

F. Gilbert Knetzer, Coatesville R. R. 2, husband of Helen, father of Mrs. Earl C.

Davis, Yorktown, Mrs. Ray E. Wells, Filmore, Herschel C. Knetzer, R. R.

2, Coatesville. Services Saturday, 2 P.M.. Filmore Christian Church. Friends may call after noon Friday at the HOPKINS-WALTON FUNERAL HOME, Greencastle. KURTZ Mrs.

Hilda Kurtz, 2002 N. Winton, beloved mother of Calvin Torr, Mrs. Margaret Durbin, step-mother of Edward and Harold Bernice Steele, 9 grandchildren, greatgrandchildren. Services Saturday 10 a.m. STEVENS CHAPEL OF THE FLOWERS, 3136 W.

16th. LOSER Rosina Loser, 82 years, 1118 Sterling wife of John Loser, sister of Phil and Otto Liehr and Mrs. Freida Hammer, passed away Wednesday. Friends may call at the JORDAN FUNERAL HOME, 2428 E. 10th, after 7 p.m.

Thursday. Funeral Saturday, February 11th, 10:30 a.m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. MAZE Mrs.

Lula A. Maze, 93 yrs. of 1015 Harlan widow of John E. (Ras) Maze, beloved mother of Mrs. Oletha Berry, Acton, Mrs.

Helen Esteb, and Artie Uhl, Beech Grove, sister of Mrs. Margaret Adair, grandmother of Glen and Paul Esteb, and Earl Berry, Acton, sister-in-law of Mrs. Martha Tolin and Mrs. Bertha McClain. Also survived by 4 great-grandchildren and 6 great-great-grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews, passed away Tuesday.

Friends may call at the TOLIN-HERR SINGLETON MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 1308 Prospect St. Service Friday, 10:30 a.m. Interment Acton, Ind. MEYER Mr. Ralph R.

Meyer, age 71, 1337 N. Ewing husband Erma Gertrude Meyer, father of Robert D. Meyer and Erma Miller, grandchildren, brother of Walter 'and Frank Meyer and Mrs. Lydia Greer. Funeral Saturday 10 a.m.

SHIRLEY BROS. CHAPEL, 4565 E. 10th St. Calling any time. MILLER Mr.

Dorman Ray Miller, 516 N. Alabama, husband of Mrs. Dora Miller, brother of Mrs. Janie Breedlove, passed away Wednesday. Funeral Saturday morning, 11 o'clock, FLANNER BUCHANAN FALL CREEK MORTUARY.

Friends may call after 5 p.m. Friday, MILLER Miss Myrtle V. Miller, age 79, 6238 E. 43rd, sister of Clarence and Oscar Miller, and Mrs. Bertha Winberg, passed away Thursday.

Funeral Saturday, p.m... C. WILSON CHAPEL OF THE' CHIMES, 1234 Prospect. Friends Invited. Friends may call after 5 p.m.

Friday, MOWER Mrs. May Clark Mower, formerly of 2258 N. Meridian, entered into rest Thursday, age 77, widow of Royal E. Mower, first cousin of Mrs. Marie O.

Whitesides. Services Saturday, 3 p.m. HARRY W. MOORE PEACE CHAPEL, 2050 E. Mich.

St. POTCOVA Dan Potcova, Cincinnati, formerly of good friend of Mr. and Mrs. John Negru, Nick Bright, all of Cincinnati. Services Saturday 1:30 p.m., St.

Constantine and Elena Romanian Orthodox Church, 3237 W. 16th. Calling after 2. p.m. Friday at STEVENS CHAPEL OF THE FLOWERS, 3136 W.

16th. Body will Ile in state at church from 12 noon Saturday until time of service. PARR Mrs. Orpha Parr, Danville, R. R.

3, beloved mother of Mrs. J. N. Blackwell, Pana, E. S.

Parr, Indianapolis, Rodell and Robert Parr, Danville, and Donald Parr, Brookston, sister of Mrs. Ora Huffaker, Oconee, and Jess Humphrey, LaSalle, also survived by 21 grandchildren, passed away Thursday A.M. at Pana, Ill. Services 1:30 P.M., Saturday, BAKER FUNERAL HOME, Danville. Burial New Winchester Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home after 2:30 P.M., Friday. REED Mr. Thomas J. Reed, formerly of S. Emerson husband of Nancy, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Reed, brother of Mrs. Jane Uhles, Mrs. Jean Hood, Ernest Paul, Martin, Marshall, Carl and James Reed. Grandson of Mrs.

Kate Moore. Services Friday, 2. p.m. LITTLE AND SONS FUNERAL HOME, 1301 Main Beech Grove. Burial Forest Lawn.

Friends invited. SEAY Ada Ernestine Seay, of 1208 Polk entered into rest Wednesday, age 45. Mother of Patricia M. Lane and Judith E. Harris, grandmother of 3, sister Edith M.

Taylor, Gladys Standeford and Iola Clute. Services Saturday, p.m. at HARRY W. MOORE PEACE CHAPEL, 2050 E. Mich.

St. Friends welcome. SECHMAN Elmer (Joe) Sechman of Coatesville, beloved father of Stanley Sechman, Coatesville, Mrs. Leona Coffman, Indianapolis, 5 grandchildren, 2 greatgrandchildren, also survived by 2 brothers, Albert Sechman, Board Park, Jesse Sechman, Filmore, 3 sisters, Mrs. Lena Buis, Stilesville, Mrs.

Minnty Kersey, Indianapolis, Mrs. Mary Walton, Coatesville, passed away Thursday. Services Sunday, 2 p.m., WEAVER FUNERAL HOME, Coatesville. Burial Freedom Cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home after noon Saturday, STUMPH Judith D.

Stumph, age 20, of Mercer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad J. Stumph, sister of Mrs. William Fentz, and Mrs.

Richard Christena, granddaughter of Mrs. Lula Cissell. Services Saturday, 3 p.m., SHIRLEY BROS. IRVING HILL CHAPEL, 5377 E. Wash.

St. Calling after 5 p.m. Friday. TERHUNE Mrs. Linnie Lee Terhune, 3350 N.

Chester mother of Mrs. T. Clay Collier Mrs. Donald S. Wildey, Gen.

Charles H. Terhune passed away Wednesday. Funeral Saturday morning 10 o'clock FLANNER AND BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY. Friends may call after noon Friday. THATCHER See 'Ethel Huntly.

WALKER Mr. Alonzo E. (Lon) Walker, age 74, of 20 S. Johnson husband of Nellie M. Walker, father of Mrs.

Russell A. Eckert and Mr. Lon E. Walker, grandchildren. Services Saturday p.m., SHIRLEY BROS.

IRVING HILL CHAPEL, 5377 E. Wash. St. Calling 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday.

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Advertisements published in morning and evening combination will be measured once for the purpose of computing linage used and charges therefore. All advertisements submitted will in both The Morning Star and The Evening Advertiser. Copy for combination morning and evening editions. Death Notices THOMPSON Mr. Grover, P.

Thompson, 890 56, 1910 N. Holmes father of Mrs. Jean McClain, Mrs. Kathleen Clust, Johnny G. Thompson, son of Virgil, Mrs.

Lucy Thompson, brother of Dorris, Warren, Willard, and Lewis Thompson, Mrs. Mary Anderson, Hazel Hamm, Mrs. Faye Sharpe, Mrs. Sallie Tinch, and Mrs. Trevas Tinch, grandchildren, passed away Thursday.

Friends may call at CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 4925 W. 16th St. from to 8 p.m. Friday. Services and burial Science Hill, KY.

WILKINSON Lloyd E. Wilkinson, 71 years, 1838 Orleans, beloved husband of Anna G. Wilkinson, father of Ellen J. Wilkinson, Ann M. Cotton, Wanda L.

Norris, Nancy Feest, Kathleen Davis, Lloyd Charles Melvin Jack and Gerald N. Wilkinson, 28 grandchildren, 2 great-grandchildren. brother of Irene Kramer, and Olive Valentine, passed away Thursday. Funeral Saturday, p.m. at the G.

H. HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME, 1505 S. East Friends may call after 1 p.m. Friday, WILLIS John D. Willis, age 65, 3115 Roena, husband of Ruth, father of Mrs.

Josephine Evener, Mrs. Barbara Hadcroft, Athens, Ohio, Betty Ridge, Bloomington, Lois Evans, Germany, Frances Newman, Vickie Daube, David, John, Edward, Terry, and EUgene Willis, brother of Mrs. Edith Ekie, Bicknell, Helen Lamb, Oaktown, Marie Smith, Clarence Clifford, and Edward, city and William of Attica, also 30 grandchildren. Funeral services Saturday, 10 a.m., FARLEY FUNERAL HOME, 1604 W. Morris.

Friends may call at the funeral home. WOODWARD Mr. Leland E. Woodward, age 68 of 304 Shaw Plainfield, beloved brother of Miss Edith Woodward of Plainfield and Roland of Indianapolis, passed away suddenly Wednesday p.m. Services Saturday, 1:30 p.m.

at the HALL BAKER FUNERAL HOME, Plainfield. Burial Maple Hill Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Friday. YOUNG Mrs.

Ida Young, age 87, 3005 N. Arsenal grandmother of Mrs. Ovena Kirk, Mrs. Rose Dabner, Rev. Owen Young, Nolan Young, Mrs.

Margaret Berry, Mrs. Viola Patton, and Mrs. Bettie Ann Weaver, greatgrandmother of 17, great-great-grandmother of 6, died Wednesday at her residence. Services 10 a.m., Saturday, KING KING CHAPEL. Friends may call after 5 p.m.

Friday. Interment Crown Hill Cemetery. 3 Card of Thanks GREEN wish to extend our deepest thanks and appreciation to all of the many friends and relatives for the many acts of kindness and sympathy and the many floral tributes received in the loss of KENNETH C. GREEN -Son, daughter and family WIRTH -We are deeply grateful and wish to thank the very kind neighbors, friends and relatives for expressions of sympathy and lovely floral offerings received at the death of MRS. GERTRUDE E.

WIRTH Our Special thanks to Rev. Huff and all who assisted us in any way, -Aunt Mrs. Elizabeth Boyd, Nieces and Nephews 5 In Memoriams COLLINS- In loving memory of LUTTIE A. COLLINS Who passed away Feb. 10, 1963.

Four years have passed since that sad day, When one we loved was called away God took him home, It was His will, Within he liveth -Mother, Father Eid Family. COLLINS In loving memory of LUTTIE ARVIN COLLINS Who passed away Feb. 10, 1963. It is lonesome here without you, And sad and weary the way, Life has not been the same Since you were called away. -Judy and Randy CRAFTON-In loving memory of GEORGE D.

CRAFTON 11 Who passed away Feb. 10, 1965, age 5 The memory of his dear wee ways, Will linger with us all our days. Sweetest flower, too sweet to stay; God took him home to how us the way. -The Family. HOSEA-In memory of our mother, GLADYS I.

HOSEA Who passed away Feb. 10, 1966. The love you gave many years Will never from us depart. "Tho you have gone beyond our reach You are always in our heart. -Children and Family.

RICHARDSON-In loving memory of my father WILLIAM W. RICHARDSON Who passed away Sept. 28, 1966. Gone, dear father, gone forever; How we miss your smiling face, But you left us to remember None on earth can take your place. A happy home we once enjoved, How sweet the memory still, But death has left a loneliness The world can never fill.

Daughter. SCHLEGEL- In loving memory of CHARLES F. SCHLEGEL SR. Who passed away Feb. 10, 1953.

You're not forgotten, father and grandmother, dear, Nor ever shall you be; As long as life and memory last We shall remember thee. -Daughter Thelma and Grandson Chuck SMITH -In loving memory of husband and father MILTON H. SMITH What would give to clasp his hand His happy face to see To hear his voice and see smile That meant so much to -Wife, Mary Family David, Sarah, Mike, Joyce Hal. Grandchildren Gina, dicky, Kevin and Chris. WEBER-In loving memory of EMMA R.

WEBER Who passed away Feb. 10, 1965. I'm lonesome here without you dear You're not forgotten, dear, as you are always on my mind, As long as life and memory last I shall remember you. Those forty-four years of love and happiness too great to last, You gave me peace, contentment 100 and understanding rich and rare, A quiet wit that brought me a smile. -Loving husband, Al.

Funeral Directors ABDON O'RILEY MORTUARY 1509 Prospect 638-1474 CHANCE FUNERAL HOME 504 E. NATIONAL AVE. 784-3546 CONKLE FUNERAL HOME 4925 W. 16th CH 1-6333 1935 W. MICHIGAN ME 7-9622 1201 LYNHURST CH 1-8381 DORSEY FUNERAL HOME 3925 E.

New York 357-1173 FARLEY FUNERAL HOME 2950 N. High School Road 291-1193 1640 W. MORRIS 638-2388 GRINSTEINER FUNERAL HOME 1601 E. NEW YORK 632-5374 G. H.

HERRMANN 1505 S. EAST 632-8488 5141 MADISON AVE 787-7211 HISEY TITUS 951 N. DELAWARE 634-3828 JORDAN FUNERAL HOME HELEN JORDAN 636-4305 2428 E. 10th 636-4304 LITTLE SONS 1301 Main Bch. Grove, 786-1476.

Moore Kirk NORTHEAST 2530 STATION ST. BEN DAVIS 7050 W. WASH. COLONIAL 3447 N. COLLEGE IRVINGTON 5342 E.

WASH. ST. LAWRENCE 8051 E. 46TH MAIN OFFICE, LI 6-1564 ROBERT W. STIRLING 1420-22 Prospect 632-6576 HARRY W.

MOORE Funeral Chapels Peace Arlingron Chapel, Chapel, 2050 5811 E. Michigan 38th St. ROYSTER ASKIN 2310 W. Washington 637-4308 USHER FUNERAL HOME INC. 2313 W.

Washington 632-9352 J. C. WILSON Robert R. St. Pierre, Pres.

1234 Prospect St. 632-9431 11 Florists, Memorials "Say it with flowers" a Madison FLOWER AVENUE SHOP 2457 MADISON ST 6-0431 20 Lost and Found LOST--Dinner ring with one large diamond and small; also wedding band. Vic. Meridian and Wash. St.

241-7128. GINGER is my beautiful Red Dachshund. If you see her please call me. Chrissie, age 251-1052. Gd.

rew. LOST- -Earring, Rose Coral, heavy gold mounting, evening of January 21st. Reward. 926-5245. FOUND: Norwegian Elk Hound.

894- 7503 after 5 p.m. LOST. Male min. choc. brown Hills-Rew.

849-2040. LOST Blond Cocker. Vicinity of 2800 Perkins, 787-2334. LOST: Brown and white Male Britt. Spaniel, 6800 Brill.

787-8901. LOST: AMPLE REW. Leading to Germ. Shep. dog, 636-2646.

120. Lost and Found LOST In Broad Ripple area, large, friendly. unclipped alredale. Answers to "Shane. Call 633-1180 days or 251-0161 eves.

LOST: Male poodle, cream color, answers to Vic. 35th and Riley. $25 Reward." 545-9278. LOST Lady's bik. purse.

vic. Ret. Bankers cards. Tr. Bldg.

Keep money. 253-1481. REWARD Lost appliance dolly New between 1800 Central and 2500 N. Jersey. United Rent 925-8226.

LOST German Shepherd male, black and silver. Ans. to "Irish." Name on collar. Reward, 547-2888. FOUND: gray wirey hair older male dog.

Odd collar. 636-6748. 24 Personal Notices LICENSED MATERNITY HOME Can offer protective care and babies. planning For to unwed girls and their Information 639-3461. WILL not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself on or after February 10, 1967.

George Edward Nash, 3239 Winthrop. WILL not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself on or after Feb. 9, 1967. John Radcliffe, 3552 Graceland. MARION MOORE: It will be to your benefit to contact the National Union Ins.

545-2117. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS may be reached at 414 Peoples Bank Bldg. Indianapolis or ME 4-1708. 26 Special Notices Mobile phone service avail. For information call Indianapolis Mobile Telephone 253-6478.

HD. TO PL. AUTO INSURANCE SR 22 filings $10 Down Monthly INDIANA Payments Mr. INSURANCE OF 921 N. Delaware St.

636-3548 DON'T KNOW what we would have done without BLUE BLUE SHIELD YOUR carpet expertly cleaned in your home. Liv. hall and $30. A-1 work. 635-5890.

MINK STOLE CLEANING Davidsons of Glendale 255-3161 FOR THE FINEST in household and personal brush products, call Fuller Brush Co. LI 5-1256. ONE OF OUR MANY LOCATIONS IS NEAR YOU BURGER CHEF ANYONE interested in Wisconsin Synod Evangelical Lutheran Church, call Mrs. Wooten, 787-8492. DRY cleaning plant expanding needs more wholesale business.

5353 S. Madison, 784-2388 or 637-4371. LOW RATES on auto insurance. "All lines of Dallas E. Lynch Ins.

Agcy. 359-9920 up to 9:30 P.M. EVERYDAY LOW PRICES AT Your nearest HOOK'S DEPENDABLE DRUG STORES ORGANIZING ew Pentecostal Church. If interested call 359-4414. LOSE Weight Safely With Dex-aDiet Tablets.

Only 98c. Hook Drugs ALTERATIONS or bridal gowns, skating outfis, etc. made. 637-8400. SEWING alterations, dressmaking 255-6027 32 Steam Bath, Massage BETTY G.

MASSAGE SALON Open 2 to 4 Mon. thru Fri. Lic. operator. 7208 E.

Wash. 359-1931. KATHY 8510 E. Wash. N.

Side of St. Women-men. MARY'S, 1101 N. steam, Mass. 11-7 11 to 4 Sat.

MIRROR SLIMETTE, 5901 Mich. Rd. Open 10-7, 253-8522. OMA'S Salon, 550 W. Wash.

Mon.Sat. 11 to 7. Clo. Thurs. 632-7728 BETTY ANN'S Slenderette, 11-9.

Sauna Bath. 1406 N. Penn. 632-7820 JO, TERRI, SEMONE, 4670 W. Wash.

Steam and massage. 241-4300. BETTY'S 6314 W. Wash. CH 1-8543, Hrs.

10 till 6. Open Sats. 11-6. 2652 S. MADISON- massage.

10 to 6. Sat. 11 to 4. GLADYS' Mich. Corner 2120 E.

Mich. 7 M-F, 10-4 S. 631-1587. A and K. 4012 Bluff P.d.

Hwy. 37 South. 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Sat. 10-2.

631-9174 APPT. Only. Mrs. Mitchell. Ladies, Gentlemen.

Hours 10-7 HELEN'S Hot Oil Baths, massages. Lic. opr. 10-10. 4204 E.

Mich. 357-0048 HOT OIL massage steam bath, 10-10, 2713 E. New York. ME 7-1744. 38 Transportation DRIVE our cars as your own to California, New Orleans, Texas West Virginia.

Cars delivered to and from all states. 631-2377. WANT ride from 8100 E. 11th to RCA (Gale, or LaSalle plant) A.M. shift, 897-0260.

100 Sleeping Rooms 430 QUIET ATMOSPHERE Parking avail. Running water, refrig. Maid serv. $8, $9, $10 wk. 635-1878.

801 N. LOCATION Clean rooms, maid serv. off-street parking. $8, $9, $10 wk. ME 4-5263.

WALKING DISTANCE 401 N. ILL ELEVATOR Maid responsible mature resident. $9, $10, $11. 634-3729. HOTELS NEWLY DEC.

ROOMS $40 MONTH UP Also apartments McEVOY HOTEL 126 S. Illinois STRATFORD HOTEL From $16 incls. maid service-phoneselevator 635-7506, 140 W. Market. GILBERT Hotel.

250 S. Mer. Warm, clean rooms. Priv. baths, maid and elevator serv.

$14 wk. 635-2915. NORTH 423 BLUERIDGE Rd. Nr. Butler.

Young man, $10., 83-2549 p.m. 4000 BLVD. PL. Near everything. Comf.

and quiet. 283-3924. 4316 BROADWAY. room, kit. privils.

TV. Gent. 283-5668. 3600 N. CAPITOL.

Warm priv. ent. Emp. man. WA 3-7871, WA 5-0988 4459 COLLEGE.

Comfrotable hall ent. Day emp. man. $17.50 wk. 1217 N.

NEW JERSEY. Men only. Showers, TV, maid serv. Clean, quiet, comf. $8, $9, $10 wk.

ME 4-0071. 3256 N. quiet room, adj. den for 1 or 2. Kitchen privil.

923-3720, 251-4477. 3627 N. PENN. Large hall entr. Also eff.

Apt. 1 Adult $20. 2851 WASH. BLVD. LARGE PARKING HOME PRIVLS.

926-6285 153 W. 46TH. Nice home, off-street parking. Gentleman. 283-3555.

ATTRACTIVE, PRIV. ENTRANCE Shwr. Gent. Refs. 253-2544 WARM, priv.

desk, $36 mo. Student. 36th and College. 924-0213. T.V.

Privileges. Gent. pref. 925-6501 after 4 p.m. and week-ends.

3300 BLK. N. New Jersey, large kitch. privis. $12, 924-3078.

3700 BLOCK N. Meridian. Private shower. man 926-8803. Kessler Blvd.

E. Man. 251-4776 NICE room, near bus line. 923-7974 LGE. Room, fine heat, elect.

refrig. Men pref. Parking. 926-5220. RM.

IN Large restful apt. Wash. Blvd. nr. 36th.

926-4834, 925-0955 EAST 241 N. JEFFERSON-Lg. cin. rm. Shower.

Empl. gent. ME 8-2673. 1201 N. KEYSTONE, pri.

bath and $12 wk, 636-7292. ME 2-5088. 1208 N. LINWOOD. Clean nx.

bath. Yng. day emp. man. 359-7555.

4801 E. PROSPECT. Rm. accomodation of house. Emp.

lady 359-2664 eves. 9 S. SHERMAN. Priv. priv.

parking. Businessman. 357-2414. 4506 WASHINGTON. Rm.

nr. bath. Day empl. gentleman. 357-2138.

657 E. 9TH; clean, warm rm. Man emp. $8, 631-5692 call aft. 2 p.m.

ACCOMMODATIONS for 4 single men or women with kitch. privi. Nice location in Woodruff PI. $12.50 week. 632-6032 aft.

5:30. ELLENBERGER PKWY. Comb. rm. for young men, lower level.

Refs. FL 73 7-1987. NEAR Community Hospital, E. side plants. Lady, 353-1175 aft.

4:30. WANTED to rent sleeping room. Vic. 10th and Sherman Dr. 636-8101.

SOUTH 1818 S. BARTH (One block W. of Shelby). clean, next to bath, $10. 1116 ST.

PAUL. Nice clean priv. parking. Emp. man, 638-9285.

NE NICE tleman. large 1017 E. room, Raymond. next to bath, genWARM T.V. Priv.

ent. Lrg. clos. Phone privis. Emp.

man. 637-6836. WEST 2106 COLD SPRING RD. Next to bath. Emp.

man preferred. 637-8761. 4931 FORD ST. Modern home. Emp.

gent. $12. 244-1086. 5645 W. 16TH.

Lge bsmt. shwr. Pri. ent. $10.

No smoking. 244-4184 SPEEDWAY, comf. sleeping conven. $10. 244-0402.

NR Weir Cook. Nice cin. rm. Emp. gent.

$12, 244-6074 aft. 5. 110 Rooms With Board BARTON House Nursing Home 505 N. Del. variety accom.

parking RN. Super reas. Mrs. Renihan ME 4-5310 COUNTRY style meals. Clean emp.

man sober, 637-7601. 8800 BLK. E. 46th, exp. care for sick or elderly, 898-6053.

ROOM and board, private home, hot meals. 255-6027. To Male More Money As Your Own Boss See The Listed Today in Opportunities Star News Action Quick Want Ads Offers Words 1-9 10-15 16-21 22-27 28-33 34-39 40-45 46-51 52-57 58-63 64-69 70-75 76-81 automatically be published in combination News unless otherwise designated by the advertisements may not be changed between.