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at of of of of of of of of 1 SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1959- THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR -SEC. 4-PAGE 18 OBITUARIES "Rev. J. P. Miller, Patricksburg, Dies Spencer, Ind.

(Spl.) Fu- Cocoa, Harrison Miller of neral services for the Rev. J. Bowling Green and Wilbur Miller, 70 years old, retired Miller of Coal City; a sister, United Brethren Church pas- Mrs. James Bailey of Richtor and a former resident of mond: four brothers, Wilbur Indianapolis, will be, held and Earl Miller, both of a.m. Monday in the Pat- mond, Walter Miller Brookricksburg Methodist Church.

ville and Clyde Miller of Pa'Burial will be in Fairview teros, 16 grandchildren Cemetery near Bowling Green. and a great-grandchild. The Rev. Mr. Miller died Friends may call at the Friday in his home at Pat- Schoppenhorst Funeral Home ricksburg.

at Clay City. Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Sarah Miller; three daughters, Mrs. Emma Basore Harry Bitner III of Indianapolis, Mrs. Ruth Disney of Worthington and Services To Be Mrs.

Lillie Davis of Paris, four sons, Milton Miller of In- Held Tomorrow dianapolis, Robert Miller of Louisiana Rites Held For John Kurfiss 11 Funeral services for John F. Kurfiss II, 58 years old, former Indianapolis resident, were held yesterday at Alexandria, La. Mr. Kurfiss, a native of Indianapolis who lived here until 1929, died Friday in Baptist Hospital at Alexandria. He was owner er of a Pontiac automobile dealership at Alexandria.

A member of Irvington Methodist Church here, he attended Butler University and was a member of Phi Delta Theta social fraternity. Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Marian Kurfiss; his mother, Mrs. Rebecca Kurfiss, and two sons, John F. Kurfiss III and David Kurfiss, all of Alexandria.

Mrs. Adeline Mikels services for Mrs. Adeline W. Mikels, 64 years old, 1415 North Dearborn Street, will be at 1:30 p.m. Monday in Harry W.

Moore Peace Chapel, with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Mrs. Mikels died Friday in Methodist Hospital. Born in Miami County, she lived in Indianapolis 30 years and was employed seven years in the receiving department of H. P.

Wasson and Company. She was a member of Ladies of the Moose. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Alice J. Elfers; a son, Meredith E.

Mikels, and two sisters, Mrs. Minerva Kelley and Mrs. Mabel Benge, all of Everitt Williams of BurlingIndianapolis: four brothers, ton. Ross Williams of Kokomo, Clarence Williams of Greentown, and Russell Williams of Hamilton, and seven grandchildren. W.

H. Schreiner William H. Schreiner, 55 years old, a veteran of World War died yesterday in his home at 2608 East North Street. He was born at Hammond and resided in Indianapolis 45 years. For the last five years he was employed as a butcher by the Straub and Smith Packing Company.

Earlier he was employed for 12 years by the Hoosier Abattoir. He was a member of St. Philip Neri Catholic Church and the Holy Name Society. Funeral services will be at 8:15 a.m. Wednesday in the George W.

Usher Funeral Home and at 9 a.m. in St. Philip Neri Church, Survivors include his mother, Mrs. Olive Schaedel; a sister, Mrs. Edward Gaughan, and five brothers, Joseph, Robert, Thomas, Emil and Granvill Schaedel, all of Indianapolis.

Mrs. Clara Brewer Funeral services for Mrs. Clara E. Brewer, 80 years old, 2140 Central Avenue, who died Friday in a local nursing home, will be at 10 a.m. Monday in Flanner and Buchanan Fall Creek Mortuary, Graveside rites and burial will be at 11 a.m., CST, in Oak Hill Cemetery at Crawfordsville.

Mrs. Brewer was born at Alamo and lived in Indianapolis 25 years. She was a memher of the Third Christian Church. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Robert B.

Martin of Greenfield; a son, Robert R. Clark, of Beaumont, three grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Mrs. Mabel Prasuhn Mrs. Mabel Prasuhn, 70 years old, died yesterday in her home at 1241 Hiatt Street.

Born at Royalton, Mrs. Prasuhn lived most of her life in Indianapolis. She was a member of Blaine Avenue Methodist Church and Chapter No. 393, Order of Eastern Star. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m.

Monday in Beanblossom Mortuary, with burial in Washington Park Cemetery, Survivors include a son, Lawrence Prasuhn; a brother, Roy Lacey; four sisters, Mrs. Bertha Young, Mrs. Hazel Chapman, Mrs. Fay Gaulden and Mrs. Nellie Bidito, all of Indianapolis, and one grandchild.

Builders Pick New Officers At Parley John Phrommer of Hammond was elected president of the Home Builders Association of Indiana last night at the association's annual convention in the Severin Hotel. Other new officers include Roy McNett of Fort Wayne, Edward Henderlong of Crown Point, Walter Leonard of Cambridge City, Albert Thompson of Indianapolis and William Holz of New Albany, all regional vice- presidents; Mac McCracken 01 South Bend, secretary, and Marten Blunck of Indianapolis, treasurer. Approximately 250 builders from throughout Indiana are attending the convention which continues through today and is being held in conjunction with an exhibition of building products in the Rainbow Room of the Severin. Today's main event will be a luncheon at 12:30 p.m. featuring a skit presented by an appliance manufacturing firm.

84 Household Goods $150 TRADE-IN for you old refrig. on a new Norge. Philco, Kelvinator, Gibson. No dn. 24 mos.

10 pay, 11 Cu. $199.95 wt. DUKE BROS. 1411 S. MERIDIAN ME 1-9856 OPEN 9 TO 8 P.M.

COLDSPOT refrigerator, $49. Excellent condition. free delivery. TESTED TERMS DRAKES 1200 E. NEW YORK ME 7-5311 set of bunk beds.

Baby bed, $20. Washer, $25. Craft tools and misc. ME 8-9769. NEW DLX.

$6.96 per mo. Fisk, 2306 N. Meridian. Open Sunday Hilt COLDSPOT. Apt.

Size, $129.50. Frigidaire, 7 cu. ft. $59.50. C.

I. DICKS 3842 N. ILLINOIS G.E. Studio Couch, Apt. cas stove, Maytag washer.

ME 8- 0264. REPOSS Refrig. Dinette, $1.25 week. Fisk, 2306 N. Meridian.

Open Sunday Till 5. '57 HOTPOINT 11 cu. ft. refrig. like new.

$125. LI 6-9718. 7 FT. REFRIG. Very good cond.

$65. WA 5-4576. Rent a Refrigerator. ME 1-9550 G.E. 13 cu.

ft. Like new. Reas, or pick up pymts. ME 4-8265. REPO.

9' 6 mos. old, $1 wk. Jay's, ME 8-3576, 2552 W. 10th. apt.

size. excell. cond. $55. Coal heater, $15.

ST 7-1710. NEW REFRIG. 25c Per day. Meter plan. ME 6-5235, ext.

22. 1960 NORGE, 9', 11', 12', 13' $1.25 wk. Joy's, FL. 6-1711. SERVEL gas large size, A-1, $40 or trade.

ST 6-8498. RUGS, LARGE SIZE Discontinued Patterns in AXMINISTER AND WILTON RUGS 9x15 $60 9x18 $72 9x21 $84 12x12 $64 12x15 $80 12x18 $96 12x21 $112 12x24 $128 UNITED RUG CO. 139 W. Washington OPPOSITE INDIANA THEATER MOVING 9x19 Wool rug and pad, like new. Round pedestal table, Formica too, chairs; fireplace set; deep freeze; living rm.

suit 3 mos. old. FL 9-7283. Can be seen Sun. all day.

RUGS, never used. 9x12, $30; 9x15, $35. Other sizes. G.E. vacuum, $20.

Wool hook rugs, Jarvis, CH 1-8839. 9x15 GREEN WOOL tweed rug with pad $100. Excel. cond. CH 4 3979 after 6.

AMERICAN Oriental Rug, pad, $100. CL 5-8497. RUG, 9x20, brown-beige, all wool; pad: $75. UL 6-4728. 10'x12' GREEN WOOL RUG.

3 Big matching rugs. L.I 7-7680. 9x12 ANGLOW-PERSIAN Wilton rug, pad, $25. 2035 Broadway. 3-Pc.

Sectional $169 2-3-4-5-6-Pc. sectionals at Dal's discount prices are unequaled. Most beautiful sofas in Indianapolis. $100 To $500. Terms.

Trade. Dal Mathew 2265 N. Meridian. Open Sun. 1 fill 5 NEW liv.

suites, sectionals, $89 up. Factory closeouts. Jay's, ME 8-3576. SECTIONALS and liv. suites, $69 up.

Jay's FL 6-1711, 3744 E. Mich. WAIT DON'T MISS THE OTHER WANT ADS IN SECTION 3 TURN NOW TO PAGE 24 SEC. 3 ADDITIONAL ADS IN THIS CLASSIFICATION 84 Household Goods 84 Househeld Geeds COLD Data From U.S. WEATHER BUREAU LOW Dept.

of Commerce 40 60 29.65 30. DO WARM 50 30.62 060 HIGH WART 80 HIGH 30.24 80 HIGH 70 30.59 Rain Snow FORECAST For Daytime Sunday Figures Show High Temperatures Expected WEATHER FORECAST Rain and snow York state to Tennessee. Snow is exare expected today in the eastern third pected also throughout the Great Lakes of the nation. Rain is due in Atlantic coast states. Snow is in northern New England mountain areas stretching the north region.

It will expected eastern half of and across in the western from New Walter B. Freihofer Dies; Ran Bakery Many Years Walter Brown Freihofer, operator of the Freihofer Baking Company here from 1924 until 1941, died yesterday in his home at 3360 Meadows Court, Apt. B2. He was 65 years old. Born at Philadelphia, Mr.

Freihofer was civilian consultant in the Office of the Quartermaster General of the War Department at Washington and in China during World War II. He formerly headed the operations here of the Freihofer firm, which now has plants in several eastern cities. Since 1945, he had served as a consultant to numerous firms in the baking industry. A 1918 graduate of the Uni- WALTER B. FRIEHOFER 1 p.m.

Tuesday in Flanner and Funeral services will be at Buchanan Fall Creek Mortuary, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. Survivors include a daugh- I versity of Pennsylvania, Mr. Freihofer was a member of the ter, Mrs. J. M.

Lockhart of Session of the First Presby- Connersville; four sons, Walter terian Church here, the South- B. Freihofer Jr. of Grand ern Club of Indianapolis, Rapids, Charles Albany (N.Y.) Masonic Lodge Freihofer of South Field, and Delta Tau Delta social and Cecil Freihofer and Wilfraternity. liam A. Freihofer, both of In- dianapolis; four sisters, Miss Blanche Freihofer, Mrs.

Helen Crouthamel, Mrs. Clara Hamilton, and Mrs. Emily Binder, all of Philadelphia, and 14 grandchildren. Mrs. Merrie Joanne Porter Dies; Funeral Rites Monday Mrs.

Merrie Joanne Porter, 26-year-old mother of four children, died Friday night in Reid Memorial Hospital at Richmond after being stricken by a sudden illness. A medical inquiry was under way last night in an effort to determine the nature of the ailment that claimed her life in less than 1 12 hours. MRS PORTER was the wife of Dr. George Porter, a Richmond physician. She formerly lived in Indianapolis, Lebanon and Noblesville.

She was brought up in Indianapolis, in the home of Wayfarer Works Hard At Getting Himself Arrested It might never have happened if Raymond H. Dicks hadn't been so persistent. Irvin R. Wilkerson said he was getting ready to order in the Hollyoke Restaurant at 3901 East Washington Street last night when Dicks walked in, poked (him in the back and started a conversation. Wilkerson didn't want to talk.

"This .45 in my belt's hurting me." said the 51- year-old Dicks. Wilkerson searched him. There was: no gun. Wilkerson left. He drove to the Bradley Barbecue, 3840 East Washington Street.

Soon a figure that looked familiar came walking along. He stopped at the rear of Wilkerson's car. It was Dicks. Wilkerson got out and announced that he was an off-duty. policeman.

Dicks, who said he lived at 3714 East Washington Street, countered that he was a Civil Defense policeman. Wilkerson charged him with drunkenness and disorderly conduct and slated him to appear tomorrow in Municipal Court. Awards, Concert Close Scout Fair Awarding of special streamers and a concert by the 150- piece Boy Scout band last night closed the three-day Boy Scout Fair in the Manufacturer's Building at the State Fairgrounds. An estimated 35,000 attended the exhibition. The streamers were given to Cub packs, Scout troops and Explorer troops which participated.

2265 N. MERIDIAN SUNDAY 1 TILL 5 225 SQ. FT. CARPETING GIVEN WHEN PURCHASE 3 (Brand-New Furniture) $645 Includes New Norge Refrigerator And A Gas Range COMPARE 3-ROOM GROUPS OF NEW FURNITURE Each group has pre-owned electric refrigerator, new gas range, breakfast set, sofa and choir. 2 end tables, coffee table, 2 lamps.

9x12 rug, bed, chest. dresser, spring and mattress. $245, $295, $395, $445 If Your Credit Is Good DINETTE SALE NO Your MONEY First Payment DOWN 5-piece $39 Next February It Your Credit Is Good. Others WE FINANCE AND DELIVER ANYWHERE IN INDIANA Open Sunday 1 Till Dal Mathews 2265 N. MERIDIAN ST.

SQ. FT. CARPETING GIVEN, Funeral services for Harry M. Bitner III, 22 years old, who died Thursday at his mother's (home, near Philadelphia, will be held at 1:30 p.m. Monday in Flanner and Buchanan Broad Ripple Mortuary Entombment will follow in Washington Park East Cemetery mausoleum.

The son of Harry M. Bitner 7298 North Pennsylvania Street, former owner of WFBM-TV and radio, Mr. Bitner was overcome fatally by carbon monoxide while work- ing on a sports car. He was staying at the home of his mother and stepfather, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles M. DeMarco. Survivors besides the parents, are a sister, Miss Margaret A. Bitner, and two broth- ers, John H. Bitner and Peter J.

Bitner, all of Indianapolis; the maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Eshelman of Lancaster, and the paternal grandfather, Harry M. Bitner 'of Princeton, N.J., former editor and publisher of the Pittsburgh (Pa.) Sun-Telegraph.

Byron McGuire Westfield. Ind. for Byron McGuire, 60 years old, a brick mason, will be held at 2 p.m. Monday in the McMullan Funeral Home at Westfield with burial in Summit Lawn Cemetery. Mr.

McGuire died Friday in his home near Westfield. He was past of the Westfield Masonic Lodge and a member of the Westfield Friends Church and Local 8, Brick and Stone Masons Union, at Anderson. Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Bernice McGuire; two sons, Leslie and Jerry McGuire, and a daughter, Mrs. Marilyn Harkness, all of Westfield, and four grandchildren.

Wilbur S. Vance Wilbur S. Vance, 71 years old, 126 South Illinois Street, died yesterday in Methodist Hospital. A lifelong resident of Indianapolis, Mr. Vance was employed many years as an elevator operator in several downtown buildings, including the Bankers Trust Building.

Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday in Dorsey East New York Funeral Home, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. Surviving is a brother, the Rev. Howard E. Vance, retired Baptist minister now associated with Wheeler Mission.

Charles William Kruse Funeral services for Charles William Kruse, 76 years old, who died Friday in his home at 4027 East New York Street, will be held at 1:30 p.m. Monday in Dorsey East New York Street Funeral Home, with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Born at Columbus, Mr. Kruse lived in Indianapolis 65 years and was employed 48 years in the Indianapolis Stock Yards before retiring in 1949. Survivors include the widow, Edna Kruse; a daughter, Mrs.

Charles Lowther of Lafayette, three grandchildren and wo -grandchildren. Mrs. Ethyl Serafin Funeral services for Mrs. Ethyl McDonelth Serafin, 66 years old, 1209 North Sheffield Avenue, will be held at 9 a.m. Monday at the Holy Trinity Catholic Church, with burial in Holy Cross Cemetery.

She died Firday at Marion County General Hospital. Born at Wilmington, 0., Mrs. Serafin had lived in Indianapolis 35 years. The body will be at the Stuart Mortuary after 11 a.m. today.

There are no immediate sur. vivors. Indiana Deaths Bloomington Logan Crafton, 70. Brazil Mrs. Orville Spellbring, 80.

Clay City John Wesley Corey, 69. Edinburg -Oscar Earl Davis, 61. Greensburg rs. Coral Wilkinson, 81. Shelbyville John Lamb, 73; Joseph Glen Surber, 55.

be colder throughout the the nation and warmer half. (AP Wirephoto) United States Weather Bureau Special Report for The Indianapolis Star rises 7:51 a.m. Sun sets 5:21 p.m. AIRPORT DATA YESTERDAY Precipitation, 24 hours, to 7 p.m. .16 amount since Jan.

36.86 Accumulated departure from normal since Jan. 1 (Deficiency) Mean temperature Degree days Accumulated degree days since Normal accumulation for this date 1243 1437 BAROMETER READINGS 1 p.m. 29.06 1 7 p.m. 29.08 11 p.m.. 29.06 TEMPERATURES 3 a.m a.m........

47 46 3 p.m. p.m.. 38 5 a.m 42 5 p.m...... 37 a.m... 40 p.m..

9 a.m... 40 9 p.m.. 11 32 11 p.m..... 35 Maximum 49 Minimum 36 Record 64 (1879) Record 8 (1386) FOR THE SAME DATE LAST YEAR Maximum 45 Minimum 33 CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME Weather Data Weather At 7 p.m. High Low Albuquerque, N.M.

43 Amarilo, Tex. Clear Atlanta, Ga. 62 Bismarck, N.D. Cloudy 28 Boston Mass. Brownsville, Tex.

Cidy 65 Chicago, 111. Cloudy 38 Cincinnati, 0. Rain 45 Denver, Col. 38 Detroit, Mich. Rain 43 Duluth, Minn.

Evansville, Ind. Rain 36 Fort Wayne, Ind. 44 36 Ft. Worth, Tex. Clear 53 38 Kansas City, Mo.

40 28 Los Louisville, Angeles, Ky. Cal. Clear 81 51 46 Miami Fla. Clear 76 Minneapolis, Minn. Snow New Orleans, La.

PtCidy New York, N.Y. Cloudy 50 Omaha, Neb. 28 Phoenix, Ariz. Clear 68 Pittsburgh, Po, 53 Portland, Me. Cloudy 45 St.

Louis, Mo. 42 35 San Antonio, Tex. Clear 59 San Francisco, Cal. Clear 70 Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.

Cloudy 40 Seattle Wash. Cloudy 37 South Bend, Ind. Rain 38 35 Spokane, Wash. 30 Springfield. IN.

39 Tampa, Fla. Clear 69 Tucson, Ariz, Clear 68 Washington, D.C. 51 BIRTHS Coleman Hospital Boys--Paul and Virginia Bontrager, Jack and Kiebach. Girls--Paul and Alice Hyatt, Robert and June Prather, Harry and Ruth Wade. Community Hospital Boys--Harold and Donna Pearcy, Donald and Mayo Ellis, Rex and Virginia Powers, Frank and Della Danner, Melvia and Virginia Trent, Jens and Wilhemine Peterson, John and Norma Arney.

Girls--Charles and Alberta Dearing, Woodrow and Annabel Deerberg, Leonard and Joan Thiel, William and Virginia Snyder. Marion County General Hospital Girls-William and Emma Abernathy, Victor and Evelyn Lowe, Robert and Joan Wood, Robert and Ida Taylor. Methodist Hospital Boys--Eric and Theresa Berg. Donald and Sharon Welsh, Jack and Gwen Ramsey, John and Marlorie Crawford, William and Susanne Dudley, John and Marie Zoller, Randolph and Elnora Stidham, Walter and Dorothy Walker. Girls Robert and Patricia Midkiff, Udell and Bonnie Small, Ernest and Bobble Jones, Jack and Carolyn Davis, Robert and Sandra Christian, Thomas and Ada Miller, Robert and Judith Mvers, Frank and Nancy Embertem.

Twin boys Richard and Kathryn Oberlies. St. Francis Hospital Boys--Harold and Marilyn Thomas, Thomas and Peggy Manning, Richard and Edith Nelson, Charles and Mariorie Undyke, Richard and Phyllis Clem, Thomas and Margaret Ellison, John and Maxine Eickman. Girls-Wiliam and Mary Wheeler. Vincent's Hospital Boys--Nathan and Rosa Mary Barber, William and Patricia Mason.

Girls-James and Katherine Lamping, Robert and Betty Addleman, Herman and Gloria Koehl. Driver Receives Serious Injuries A 25-year-old man was listed in serious condition last night at St. Vincent's Hospital after a two-car crash at 23d Street and Central Avenue yesterday morning. G. H.

Rickard, 2143 North Delaware Street, was driving south on Central Avenue when his car collided with an auto driven west on 23d Street by Mrs. Eileen Van Meter, 40, R.R. 1, Box 1010, police said. Rickard's car slammed against a parked car and the Van Meter car jumped a curb and crashed through a hedge, police said. Mrs.

Van Meter was treated at St. Vincent's and released. Dennis L. Belk Dies Of Injuries Dennis L. Belk, 50 years old, Princeton, assistant division engineer of the Southern Railway, died yesterday of injuries suffered when he fell under a train near Mount Vernon, Ill.

Belk lost both legs and suffered arm and shoulder injurles in the accident Friday. Police said Belk was supervising a crew doing roadbed work when he tripped on rocks and fell under the wheels of a -moving diesel unit. He did not regain consciousness after the accident. 8 Chinese Fired Taipei (UPI) Eight highranking Nationalist Chinese security officers have been fired for attending a drinking party at a resort while other officers were smashing smuggling ring in their home territory. LIVING ROOM SUITES $199.

Start KENMORE Wringer Type Washer payments next February. $5 Down with matching twin tubs. delivers. Fisk, 2306 N. Meridian.

$5 WEEKLY Open Sunday 1 till 5. GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE REPOSS. hv. rm. suite, $1.25 wk.

Open Other 8 a.m.-9 8 p.m. Fisk, 2306 N. Meridian. Open Sun- 2302 E. 38th LI 1241 days a.m.-5:30 p.m.

day 1 fill 5. RENT AUTO. WASHER DRYER, $1.50 WK. Call ST 6-4381, Mrs. White HUGGINS RENTAL SERVICE GET VERY COMB.

GOOD WASHER COND. $223. DRYER $10 $2.75 WEEKLY. GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE Open 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Mon.

Other days 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m. 2302 E. 38th LI 5-1241 WESTINGHOUSE auto. washer and dryer, 2 yrs. old.

Have to sell. Reas. $150 for both. Also RCA stereo hi-fi dual amplifiers. Take over 14 pmts.

of $32.29 mo. LI. 7-8917 morn. or aft. 3 p.m.

$189 BUYS a new Speed Queen auto. washer w.t. Dryer only $148. No cash 36 mo. to pay.

Richardson 3130 E. Wash. ME 9-0390 Open 9-9. Sun 12-6 FRIGIDAIRE automatic washer, $9. Excellent condition, tree delivery.

TESTED TERMS DRAKES 1200 E. NEW YORK ME 7-5311 NATURALLY you'll prefer to buy from Dal becauseYou can get better furniture for less money! Over 40,000 satisfied customers have saved money dealing with Dal. Fine dual purpose sleeping equipment. Come see the 1st malor improvement in hideaway, bed by nite, superfine mattress, beautiful sofa by day. Factory list price $299-Dal's discount price $169.

Terms. Sofa bed with matching chair, 2 lamps and 8 tables, 9x12 rua, compiete $129. Terms $2.50 per week or $10 per mo. Sofa by day, bed for 2 by nite, $49 XX EXTRA SPECIAL XX' For the bachelor girl apartment, a completely new style sofa that makes the most comfortable bed you have ever seen, $139. Terms $10 per mo.

Dal 2265 N. Meridian, Sunday 1 tIll 5 SAVE $100 SOFA SALE Sunday 1 Till 5 100 INCH SOFA FOAM RUBBER ALL NYLON Dal Mathew 2265 N. Meridian. Open Sun. 1 till 5 DESK, gas stove, kit.

table, dbl. mattress, elect. occas. chair, dishes, linens, drapes, curtains, clothing, lynx fur, toys, luggage. ME 9-0368 WAREHOUSE SALE USED APPLS.

TVs, gas or elec. ranges. washers, 227 N. New Jersey. Open tIll 8 p.m.

ME 6-6435 SOLID OAK buffet, 6-ft. Old foshion wooden wardrobe. Lovely antique dble bed with high, headboard. Seth Thomas clock. Must sell! FL 6-0942, PYROFAX BOTTLED GAS Service for any gas appliance Installed with 100 cyl.

for as low as $15.95. ME 2-7301. TELEVISION, single bed- Practically new. 2 wood chairs, 2 rugs-approx. 9x12.

Sewing table, lamp, sacrifice, CL 1-2666. EXPANSION SALE Save $100 to $200 now. Philco TVs. auto. washers, dryers; refrigs.

Terms $2.75 wk. ME 4-2433. Dir. "FOR THE INDOOR HE MAN" FOR CHRISTMAS Home bare and bar stools. Kings Inc.

1631 Southeastern. ME 2-3491. CLEARANCE SALE on all used appliances. EARL W. RICH 5140 N.

Keystone CL 1-2201 HEMSTITCHING MACHINE No. 72W19. Does good work. Price $100. Phone EDISON 2-0597 Bloomington, Ind.

MOVING 2 Elec. stoves, sofa bed. down filled sofa, tables, chairs. rugs, drapes, baby equip. Antiques.

Misc. FL 6-1678. HEATERS GAS, OIL, COAL Low Priced-New and Used DORMAN'S 551 N. EAST ST. BABY playpen and stroller, away bed, 2-wheel trailer, fur traps and supplies, dog house, 9x9 tent, 3 sleeping bags.

2245 Jackson St. HIDE-A-BED; wing back chair; Jenny ben's. Lind Mon. bed; and TV; apt. till refrig.

9. Grib; Roosevelt. 2-PC. dark green sectional, $15. Sac.

guitar -case, $10. Also portable radio, $10. ST 4-6986. HUTCH Early Amer. Ican, fruitwood finished pine, by Drexel.

CL 1-3836. COAL AND OIL heaters: washers; gas ranges; misc. Kafe's, 2218 E. Wash. ME 7-4756.

MAHOGANY end tables, 2 lamps. Call aft. 12:30. ME 6-8601. -Couch $5.

Choir $2. Misc. 515 E. 20th. APPL.

AND FURN. SELL OUT Modn. Low pymts. Dir. ME 8-3518 ELEC.

ROTISSERIE, aCCESS. New hand-made quilts, $7. ME 7-4038. WHITE table lamps, 33-Inches high, $12. CL 5-7302.

8-PC. Fireplace set, Sunbeam MixMaster. FL 7-2880. GOOD Electric stove Westinghouse Imperial 30. CH.

1-1447. FRIG, child's desk, oil drums. gas range. ME 1-7517 aft. 1 p.m.

HAMILTON gas dryer; blond coffee table. CL. 3-0147. BOY'S SKATES, elec. skillet, wedding ring guilts.

FL 9-4389. 85 Pianos, Musical Ins'ts. BE A REAL SANTA She'll lump for Loy with a Spinet. Don't let her down! Your best Spinet deal is here. New or used.

NATIONAL PIANO MART 2530 E. 10th USED PIANO SALE Lester-Betsy Ross Spinet. Star-Upright $195 INDIANA MUSIC CO. 115 E. OHIO ST.

ME 6-4486 MUSICAL Instruments of all kinds for Christmas gifts. Layaway. Easy terms. ARTHUR'S MUSIC STORE 931 Shelby, 9 to 9 ME 8-3524 For CONN ORGANS See MARION MUSIC CO. 243 N.

PENN HAMMOND ORGAN Medal, with H31 Lestle 40-watt speaker: new finish. Pri, owner. CH 1-2728. IMPERIAL Accordion. Lady's size.

7 Switch, 120 Bass. A-1 cond. CL 1. 3626. Want Spinet or Small Upright PAY CASH LI.

6-2606 BALDWIN mod. 15 ergon. Dir. Eves. 6-9, Sat.

1-5. 3543 E. 10th. KIMBALL BABY GRAND: good condition. CH 4-0166.

PIANOS WANTED-ANY TYPE WA 5-6069. Piano Movers, ME 2-2854 WANTED TO BUY-USED FURNITURE AND PIANOS. CH USED ELECTRONIC ORGANS Walther's Music City, 101h FL 9-9696 SLINGERLAND bass drum, snare, traps, etc. Bargain. CL 5-9549.

CONN TRUMPET. condition. Reasonable. FL 6-0033. WURLITZER console spinet, pert.

$375. CL. 5-2943. BAND ano, guitars. Make offer.

WA 4-2929. SMALL BABY Grand. Mahog, case. Perf. $375.

CL. $-2943. STANLLI "Bollerina 180 accordion, $150. CH 1-3541 aft. LOVELY aid fashioned Walnut Orgon.

L1 6-8382. USE STAR AND NEWS NEW PORTABLE $59.50 Open Eves. till Christmas Singer Sewing Machine 126 W. WASH. ME BRAND-NEW ZIG-ZAG CONSOLE $38.50 mo.

Call CL 5-2152, S. S. Service. SEWING MACHINES Just In time for Christmas. Does everything without attach.

Sews on buttons, makes buttonholes, monograms, appliques, darns, mends. makes hundreds of fancy stitches, fully quar. Your choice of cabinet finishes. Full price $38.50, terms 5 At lowest prices; like new. No gimmicks.

Universal $49, Singer -Feather Weight $35.95, Brathers $69, White $24, Singer $19, Kingston Zig $30, Singer $39, McCalls $49, Morse $69, Singer $69. Many, many more. Come in or call. 915 Oliver ME 9-1484, Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Just Received From New York A shipment of 24 Singer desk model sewing machines. Slightly damaged. Made to sell for $129.95. Sews tor. ward, reverse, darns, mends.

Many other features, while they last, full price, $39.95, terms. Service, 29 Kentucky Ave. Just off Wash. and Illinois. SINGER CONSOLE Reposs.

paymts. $5.52 per mo. Only $27.50. Has 20 yr. guar.

Has attach. to make buttonholes, sew on zippers, darns. etc. Call FL 6-7104 Arlington. Singer Zig Zag Sewing Machine Reposs.

Singer Zig-Zag sew. mach. Full price $41.12 or $5.97 Monograms, appliques, blind stitches, makes buttonholes of designs. Pert. cond.

Fully guar. Call S. S. Service, ME 4-2750. '59 MOD.

SINGER CONSOLE Reposs. Can't tell from new. Sews perfect. Does about everything. Paymts.

$5.73 per mo. Only $45.84. Still has lifetime guar. Call FL 9. 9651 Arlington.

SINGER PORTABLE Mod. 127 sews forward, reverse, all attach, Included. This mach. has been repossessed. Full price $19.36, terms Guar, to be perfect.

Call ME 5-5011 S. S. Service. REPOSS. Pfaff Zig-Zag sew.

looks and sews like new. Does erything without attach. Embroiderles, makes button holes, sews on buttons. A beau. buy at $56.40.

Terms if desired. Li 7-7602, United. REPOSS. Necchi, Zig-Zag cons. model.

Sew. mach. in dark wood. A perfect no attach, needed for all decorative sewing. A terrific buy, $63.40.

Terms If desired. L1 6- 7062, United. FOR SALE '59 MODEL SINGER Singer Sew. Mach. Wal.

all $41.50. Terms, $4.97 mo. Still has new guar. S. S.

Service. Order now for Christmas. ME 4-5386 WHITE AUTO. Zig-Zag, open arm sew. mach.

A very expensive sew. mach. Only $94.35. Performs like new. No attach.

needed, just dial your stitch. Terms. LI 7-7602. United ALL MAKES sewing machines. Repaired, electrified, parts.

$29.50. Indianapolis Sewing Machine Exchange, 407 Mass Ave. ME 4-1473. REPOSS. Singer Zig-Zag sew.

mach. Can't be told from new. No attach. needed for fancy, sewing, $46.80. Terms if desired.

LI 7-7602, United. USED SINGER MODEL 31-15 for heavy duty work, Good cond. FL 9-6229, Mr. Canada TRUCKS FOR RENT RYDER TRUCK RENTAL Any Hour-Day or Night Pickup Panels, Stake or Van 333 E. South ME 7-2586 HOOVER VACUUM CLEANER Reposs.

Hoover upright vacuum cinr. Excel. cond. with paper throwaway bags and all attch. $29.14.

Pay $5.05 monthly. Will discount for cash. Call E. H. ME 6-4596.

G-E ROLL EASY VAC. CLEANER Used 2 months. Like new cond. Has paper throw-away bags and all attch. Guar.

Full price $23. Pay $5 mo. E. H. ME 6-4596.

Discount for cash. REPOSS. KIRBY Comp. with attach. and power ishers.

$79.85 Or $8.39 monthly pay: ments. will discount -for cash. Call Credit Kirby ME 5-3543. REPOSS. Compact vac.

cleaner comp. with attach. polisher and waxer, perf. cond. A very expensive cleaner for only $48.90.

Terms. Li 7-7602, United. ELECTROLUX and late auto, model, cord winder, like new. $47.50, 5 mo. Electric Service 318 E.

Ohio. ME 2-9240. USED AND REBUILT vac. cleaners. All makes and models, $10 and up.

GUARANTEED. Filter Queen 2174 N. Meridian. WA 5-5387. REBLT.

$12.95 up. Electrolux, Hoover, Filterqueen, GE, Kirby, Eureka. Also parts, serv. Vogel's, 318 E. Ohio, ME 2-9240.

SACRIFICE new Kirby sweeper, all attachments inc. floor polisher, never unpacked. $100. WA 3-6831. vac.

cleaners. All makes. repairs and parts. 1636 Central. WA 5-9734, WA 6-5900.

ELECTROLUX, all 11 mos. old. $37. ME 8-0060. LIKE NEW Kirby sweeper, all $65.

ST 4-9815. Good Used Wringer Washer $9.95 Maytag Square Tub $14.95 Good Used Automatic $19.95 SOUTHSIDE MAYTAG, 2557 Shelby WHIRLPOOL auto. and tonal washers. stationary tubs. ME 8-8715 after p.m.

AUTO. WASHER, $100; Knitting machine, $50; Colliers Encyclopedia, $25. FL 7-6656. AUTO. WASHERS YOUR CHOICE $10 Risk Hardware, 04100 E.

30th L1 6-0304 ELEC. BENDIX duo-matic washer and gas dryer comb. Like new, $300. ME 1-7906. REPOSS.

AUTO WASHER. $1.25 week. Fisk, 2306 N. Meridian. Open Sunday 5.

WASHER REPAIR- FREE EST. Guar. work. Bonded. ST 6-4039 150 Montgomery Ward de luxe auto.

washer. Like new. TU 1-3990. WRINGER WASHER REPAIR REASONABLE ME 8-0838 1960 NORGE auto. or wring.

wash. $1 Wk. Joy's, ME 8-3576. 1960 SPEED: QUEEN wash-dryer. $2 Wk.

Jay's. FL 6-1711. KENMORE auto. washer. Good cond.

Clean, $45, FL 9-1494. WESTINGHOUSE Auto. Washer: good cond. $35, ME 6-5290. WASHER REPAIR in your home.

Save Guar. ME 6-5290 any tine AUTO. BENDIX washer, like new, $55; oll fioor furnace, $45. ST 4-4616. WATER Softener, fully Bruner, Ige; family size.

Excel. cond. Moving. Must sell. $175.

7449 N. Meridian, CL 3-2443, HOFFMAN ELEC. WATER HEATER Reasonable. ST 4-9712. Co.

5-8527 Judge George M. Ober, her stepfather. Her mother, Mrs. Ober, is the former Mary Carson. Born at Muncie, she was a graduate of Broad Ripple High School, had attended Butler University and was a member of Delta Gamma Sorority.

She was married to Dr. Porter Dec. 6, 1953, in a ceremony in Christ Episcopal Church Cathedral on Monument Circle in Indianapolis. She was a member of the church. The couple had moved to Richmond July 1.

Friends may call after 2 p.m. today in the Russell and Hitch Funeral Home and Lebanon. FUNERAL services will be at 10 a.m. Monday in the Episcopal Church at Lebanon. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery there.

Surviving besides band, mother and stepfather, are the father, Virgil Rathal of Cincinnati, and four young daughters, Elizabeth, twins Julette and Martelle, and Jennifer. Mrs. Matilda Miller Mrs. Matilda 5020 C. Miller, years old, Broadway Street, died yesterday in a nursing home.

A lifelong resident of Indianapolis, Mrs. Miller was a member of Zion Evangelical Reformed Church, Broad Ripple Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star and a charter member Hayward-Barcus Auxiliary of the American Legion. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Monday in Hisey Titus Funeral Home, with entombment in Washington mausoleum. Survivors include a son, Ray E.

Miller of Indianapolis, and two sisters, Mrs. Louise Glick of Indianapolis and Mrs. Edna Fuller of Sellersburg. Bandits Take $494 At Store Two bandits escaped from the Empire Trailer Parts and Supply Company, 5444 West Washington Street, yesterday with $494 after binding the owner, Elmer A. Hunt, with bailing wire, he told police.

Hunt, 54 years old, 4500 Eastbourne Drive, said the men entered the store about 6 p.m. While one held him at gunpoint the other took $259 from the cash register and safe and $235 from Hunt's pockets. They tied him and left him in the restroom. WANT ADS god FAST RESULTS PHONE ME 8-2411.