The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 58

All SUNDAY, MARt.II 22, Ifj.V.) 66 Islcsmen niii )r. Joseph Hlooiner )' 70 st Dies A I Hoehville I fot DayfirVf Sunday FttjufPt Show High Trttipirtilntet )V Inputted Dr. I. J. ('nulla-.

Physician Al Fell Cih, Dies Tell City. Ind. (Spl.) Fu-neral services for lr. P. J.

Cotiltas, 7(i years old, 'Jell City physician for years who died Friday night, will be held at 2 p.m. (CST) Tuesday in the 1 1 rst United Church of Christ. Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery at Tell City, J)r, Coultas, a former Perry and Spencer County teacher, died in a Louisville Veterans Administration hospital. He was a director of the Citizens National Bank at Tell City for 30 years and also had been vice-president the bank. A graduate of the University of Louisville, he also had been Perry County health commissioner and coroner.

Hi- was a veteran of World i I 1 L. a I HEW TRUCK MANAGER USED, TRUCK MANAGER NEW CAR SALESMEN HERE IS WHAT WE OFFER 1. Best Pay Plan Anywhere. 2. Demonstrator Furnished at No Cost.

3. Group Insurance Plan. 4. Opportunity to Advance. 5.

Best Location in City. 6. The Best in Finance Connections. TO QUALIFY A MAN MUST 1. Be Aggressive and Ambitious.

2. Want to Make Money. 3. Willing to Follow Directions. 1 Have Pleasing Personality.

5. Lock, Dress and Act Like a Salesman. See in Person only Jerry Alderman or Bob McClelland JERRY ALDERMAN Ford Sales 720 North Meridian No Phone Calls WEATHER FORECASTS -Lighf mow or snow flurries are forecast today for northern New England, north and west portions of New York state, Pennsylvania, central Appalachians, eastern North Dakota and western Montana. Rain is expected in northern Rockies and Pacific northwest. Fair weather it expected over rest of country.

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13 907 I (ocord. 11 11 1761 UNUSUAL SALES OPPORTUNITY Wo oie a nohonrilly Inown compony with 10 vert'l jpe.ienre ond l.nrj a tomple'e line of industrial rl.emicoli Tl.0'0 eve 70 hnjH-fvpe men reprei.nhng til on a full. time boi't in rntnt of the key cities throughout the country. Our principal cut'omO't numbered among the largest Industries, stale ond gov oiment agpnciM, private as v.ell as insr.tut.ons. men ovemge hereon 0 000 onnuoMy ond wo lc on a slra ght tomm.is.on baS'S.

Th.y ore the type of men that reou.e very little supervision once they becon familiar wits our products and snlcs policies. They pre'er high rate comm.ssinni with protee'ed territory rnther thnn snlnry, draw or expenses, be. cause they snow that this ll.i only type of soiling that peimilt un. limited earnings. If ynu n'e Inte-ei'ei In lifi.rT.

nssncla-'tn wlih a company that recognijes III soles ore its I teWoM ond con of-fnrd to mulch your t.ne oH etpenso rnoney nua.nst irii tvne rf essoootlnn we or lnt.es'ed In vow to reo.et.ent in the gien'er Inn.nnoool i area, which is pa.t.olly eitabhshed. Write J6, Star and N.ws. CLOSERS and CANVASSERS Roofing, Siding Remodeling New sales orcanization beins formed as a division of 50 year old local company. One day approval and verification. Advanrc commission on approval.

All finance plans available including deferred payment House leads to produce n. If you know the business and want action, phone J. A. Smirit, WA 3-4555 March 23id-26th. 9-11 A.M..

2-4 P.M. 65 Employment: Men EXECUTIVE -PJI mnn.n'i. 0fWAN-e'r onnd IViO lirXjSTSilU fNf.B VBt'C fHATlCNS-ro LO CHitf. SUSVlY-2 Studv. ihB irY 5UPr.P-iv.na tri-Dpt.

s'ces liol US IH( ft la SAlfS SAUS 16,0 fSODUa'OH -P'nnninfl PARTIAL LISTING Ai-y of P'dn UCATIONS foe Invest. eatort ri now be ng OCteptenl. fi-. I A.71Q AMI vnte 66 Salesmen MATURE FEED SALESMEN rvive eneninai foe resentottvoi for e-icH of the Irving I'a'eii Ind-ona, IH.no. eal Assot iation am! American Association of General Practitioners.

Survivors include ho widow, Mrs. I uta Bloomer; a daughter, Mis. Hubert P.utter-worth of Indianapolis; a son, Dr, Richard S. Bloomer of Rockville; seven grandchildren: one great grandchild; a msi or, Mrs, Don Gunner and a brother, Fred Bloomer, both of Wabash. Mrs.

William Smith, Minister Wife, Dies Mrs. Edna Sue Smith, 41 years old, 1540 East 52d Street, died yesterday in Moth-odist Hospital, She was the wife of the Rev. William Martin Smith, general representative of the Pension Fund for the Disciples of Christ (Christian Church). The Rev. Mr.

Smith formerly held pastorates at the Evansville East Side Christian Church and the Browns-burg Christian Church. Mrs. Smith was born at Enid, and lived in In dianapolis seven years. She formerly taught school as a substitute teacher and was studying for a master's degree at Butler University. She was a member of North- wood Christian Church here.

Funeral services will be Tuesday in the church at a time to be announced. Other survivors include a son. Stephen Smith at home, and a daughter. Mrs. David Whinrey, attending Indiana University.

Mrs. Albert Wright Mrs. Lula Mae Wright, 65 years old, an Indianapolis resi dent most of her life, died yesterday in Morgan County Memorial Hospital at Martins ville. She had lived near Martinsville the last four years. Born in Kentucky, Mrs.

Wright retired two years ago after 3C years as an employe of the Kingan Division of the Hygrade Food Products Corporation. She was a member of Monrovia Christian Church and a former member of Ben Davis Christian Church. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Ben Davis church. Burial will be in Maple Hill Cemetery at Plainfield.

Planner and Buchanan-Hall Mortuary at Plain-field is in charge of arrangements. Survivors include the hus. band. Albert; a stepson, Charles A. Wright of Indianapolis; a stepdaughter, Mrs.

Edith M. Poole of Indianapolis: her father, James Cummins of Stilcsville, and two brothers, Nordie Cummins of Stilcsville and Arthur Cummins of Tlainficld. Elmer A. Smith Elmer A. Smith.

80 years old. 1836 Koehne Street, a retired coal miner, died yesterday in Methodist Hospital. A native of Vigo County, he was a miner 33 years. He moved to Indianapolis 30 years ago. Mr.

Smith was a member of the Church of God at Fon-tanent in Vigo County. Funeral services will be at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday in the 1 Speedway Funeral Home. Burial will be in Lincoln Memory Gardens. Survivors include the widow, Mrs.

Minnie Smith; two daughters, Miss Beatrice Smith and Mrs. Irene Brooks, both of Indianapolis; three sons, Robert Smith of Vinccnncs, John Smith of Tcrre Haute and Virgil Smith of Indianapolis; two sisters, Mrs. Stella Burton of Brazil and Mrs. Luvcd Houge of Tcrre Haute; a brother, Harvey Smith of Tcrre Haute; eight grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Mrs.

Daisy Thompson Funeral services for Mrs. Daisy F. Thompson. 77 years old. 1711 North College Ave-nue, will be held at 10 a.m.

Monday in Crown Hill Mausoleum. She died Thursday in a nursing home. Mrs. Thompson was born at Seymour, lived in Indianapolis 70 years and was a member of East 10th Street Methodist Church. Friends may call at Harry W.

Moore Peace Chapel. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Grace E. Adams of Indianapolis; two grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Mrs.

Maude Steffy Mrs. Maude Steffy, 83 years did, a retired dressmaker, died yesterday in her home at 1731 North Capitol Avenue. Born st Vinccnncs, she had lived here 44 years. She was a member of the Third Church of Christ. Scientist.

I uncral servir es will be held at 2 m. Tuesday in Flanner and Buchanan Fall Creek Mortuary. Cremation will follow. Surviving is a sister, Mrs. A.

Webster of Staunton, III. K.xkuHr, (Spl) l'u- noml scrvu rs fnr Dr. Joseph R. B'oornor, 7V years flil, K.xkv.lle (til'(l vesteril.iv Ins Nm( will tie r.rM at 2 pin. fC Sl) Mond.iy at the Ivitikvillo Methodist Church.

Hun.il uill be in Memorial Park Cemetery north of Tene ll.iuto. Dr. Hlooiner, a rhsician fll vcars. pr.ict.te.1 five years at Torre Haute before cumins to Rockvilic. lie was a native of Wabash County.

He was a member the Rnrkville Methodist Church. Masonic Lodge Scottish Rite at Indianapolis, hhnne at Torre Haute, American Lecion, rarkr-Vermillion County Medi- Mrs. Stephenson Mrs. Mildred H. Stephenson, 62 years old, a former Indianapolis resident, died yesterday in her home at Crosse Pointe, Mich.

Born in Indianapolis, Mrs. Stephenson went to Michigan in 1D2S. She was a uraduate of Butler University and a member of the Central Woodward Christian Church at (irosse Pointe, Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Flanner and Buchanan Fall Creek Mortuary, with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. Survivors include the husband, Ralph E.

Stephenson; two daughters, Mrs. Henry G. Cooper of Northeastern, and Mrs. Robert A. Busby of Milwaukee.

a son, Charles F. Stephenson of New York City; a sister. Mrs. Edwin C. Fosdick, and her mother, Mrs.

Nettie R. Hill, both of Fort Pierce, Fla. Mrs. Xettic 0. Clark Danville.

Ind. (Spl.) Sur-vices for Mrs. Nettie 0. Clark, 76 years old, widow of Charles T. Clark, former Hendricks County sheriff, will be held at 2 p.m.

(CDT) Monday in the Banker Funeral Home at Danville. Burial will be in South Cemetery. Mrs. Clark died Friday in the Robert W. Long Hospital at Indianapolis.

A resident of Danville most of her life, she had been a nurse at the Knights of Pythias Home for the Aged at Lafayette since 1038. Mrs. Clark was a past worthy matron of the Order of Eastern. Star at Danville Survivors include a daughter. Mrs.

Gertrude Bradley of Chicago. Earl L. Curtis Tuncral services for Earl L. Curtis, 54 years old. 413 North Hiahland Avenue, will be held at 10:30 a.m.

Tuesday in Jordan Funeral Home. Burial will be in Washington Park Cemetery. A lifelonj; Indianapolis resident. Mr. Curtis died yestcr- dav in his home.

He was a salesman for Block Brothers Tobacco Company. Mr. Curtis was a member of Prospect Masonic Lodge nnd Scottish Rite at Indian apolis. and Skyline Methodist Church at Dallas. Tex.

Survivors include the wi dow, Mrs. Bessie L. Curtis; two daughters, the Misses Clara G. and Peggy E. Curtis and a son.

Earl Curtis four stepdaughters. Mrs. Sydney Boggs. Mrs. Donna Jen-ncr and Mrs.

Elizabeth Fritch, all of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Ruby Hoguc of Dallas; two sisters, Mrs. Josephine Cunningham and Mrs. Fern Davis, both of Indianapolis, and eight grandchildren. Abraham Grossman Abraham Gross man, f.6 years old, d.cd yesterday in h.s home at 3923 North Illinois Street.

Born in Germany, he lived in Ind.anapolis years. He was a salesman for Sanita Chemical and Supply Company about 20 years. Mr. Grossman was a member of Beth LI Temple and the Men's Club, Jewish Educational Association and the Zionist Organization. Funeral services are being arranged by the Aaron-Ruben Funeral Home.

Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Mabel Grossmann, a daughter, Mrs. Herman Burn-Ktcm of Indianapol.s and three grandchildren. Mrs. Emma llupgins Funeral services for Mrs.

Emma Hugglns, 83 years old. 1257 Worcester Avenue, who died Friday in an Indianapolis hospital, will be at 1:30 p.m. Monday in Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel with burial ia Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors included a daughter, Mrs. Everett Mead; three sons.

William H. Rice and Carl lluggms. ail of Indianapolis; three sisters. Mrs. Clara Perry and Mrs.

Rose Lemons, both of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Mary Wilson of Los Angeles, and 10 grandchildren. 0 0 We reaul'0 uneuettlonod korlr. 0'Oi 'h turley ond poultry (ipenence ond she ccnoie'e ocaua n'once with s'nfHjtiri dea'O'i and feeder! In the desnea Our hT(jh enhbe-ed men e-e Ing end frrvt 3 COO to CCA or better yearly. To ian, we w.ll poy mfary.

evpentei ord brsnuf. Our P'Oducf ond ouf company I estobi shed ond oMv re go-ded. War I and a retired lieutenant colonel in the Army Reserve, Dr. Coultas is survived by the widow, Mrs. Amy Lee Coultas, past state president of the American Legion Auxiliary; two daughters, Mrs.

Mary Lee Blemker of Tell City and Mrs- Gene David Phillips of Wcllesley, three grandchildren, and a brother, Clarence Coultas of Tell City. Martin Clinton, Ex-Reporter, Dies Martin Clinton, 4S years old, former publicist and United Press reporter, died yesterday in his home at 714 Bacon Street. Memorial services are being arranged by the J. C. Wilson Funreal Home at Greenwood.

The body was cremated yesterday. Mr. Clinton was a native of Greenwood and had lived in Indianapolis 35 years. He formerly was publicity director for the Marion County Democratic Central Committee and editor of a weekly Democratic newsletter. He formerly edited the Wm.

H. Block Company house organ. He was a member of All Soul's Unitarian Church, Indiana Democratic Club and the Indiana Club of New York City. A graduate of William Pcnn College, Mr. Clinton was the originator of the junior citizen plan for high school pupils.

A nephew and a niece survive. Charles V. Williams Charles V. Williams, 75 years old, died yesterday in the home of a daughter, Mrs. Gladys Jones.

045 North Ketcham Street. He had been ill two years. Born at Brownstown, he had lived in Indianapolis 73 years and was a retired iron moldcr, Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday in Royster and Askin Mortuary with burl al in Floral Park Cemetery. i 1 arc five sons, Frank, George, Fred and Charles V.

Williams of Indianapolis, and Ralph Williams of Phoenix, and four other daughters, Mrs, Esther Good of Tampa, Mrs. Mary Jo Christman of Danville, and Mrs. Bess Sims and Mrs. Rth Sims, both of Indianapolis. Mrs.

Michael Micoloff Funeral services for Mrs. Slava Nicoloff, 62 years old, who died Friday at her home, 943 Arnolda Avenue, will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at Conkle West 1 6th Street Fu neral Home. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery. A native of Macedonia.

Mrs Nicoloff had been a resident of Indianapolis 36 years. She was a member of St. Steven's Bulgarian Orthodox Church and the Macedonian Patriotic Society. Survivors are the husband, Michael Nicoloff; a son, George Nicoloff, and a daugh ter, Mrs. Dorothy Miskowtcc, both of Indianapolis: her mother, Mrs.

Angelia Sticss, and three brothers, all in Macedonia, and four grandchildren. John J. Bon man John J. Bowman, 83 years old. retired New York Central Railroad section foreman, died yesterday in his home at 3503 North Olney Street.

Bom at Scottsbtirg, he had been an Indianapolis resident 40 years. He retired about 20 years ago. Services will be at 1:30 p.m. (CST) Monday at the Barkes and Jnlow Funeral Homo at Columbus. Burial will be In Garland Brook Cemetery there.

Friends may call at. Jordan Funeral Home at Indianapolis until 3 p.m. today. Survivors Include a daughter. Mrs.

Ida E. Moews of Indianapolis; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Lottie Tabor of Kansas; a son, James E. Bowman of Columbus, and a stepson, John Guthrie of Columbus; a sister, Mrs. Augusta Holdsworth of Crothcrsville; 17 grandchildren and 20 greatgrandchildren.

Character. Inteo'i'y. Ted Collins Dies; Former Teacher Ted R. Collins, 51 years old, former Indianapolis public school teacher, died yesterday at his home in Lincoln, after a month Mr. Collins was a junior school teacher a School 63 until pt he retired, due to ill health, at the end of last semester.

Dur ing the 10 years he lived here, he also had taught at Emmerich Manual Training, Shortridge and Arsenal Technical high schools. A native of Wcstfield, he had been a teacher in the Iowa schools before moving to Indianapolis. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at Hodgman Mortu ary, at Lincoln. Burial will be in Wyuka Cemetery there. Survivors are the widow, Mrs.

Marie Collins; two daughters, Miss Molly Sue Collins, who lives at home, and Mrs. Helcne Carter of Indianapolis; a son, L. Dee Collins of Indianapolis; the mother, Mrs. Jesse Collins of Mt. Union, two sisters, Mrs.

Farrell Craver of Mt. Union, and Mrs. Merle Routh of Pueblo, two brothers, Henry Collins of Whitewater, and Dwayne Collins of Colorado Springs, and two grandchildren. Mr. Myrl Taylor Mrs.

Myrl Taylor, 63 years old, a resident of Indianapolis 33 years, died yesterday at her home, 1216 Herbert Street. Born in Bartholomew County, near Elizabcthtown, Mrs. Taylor was a member of Unity Methodist Church here. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday in Conkle West 16th Street Funeral Home.

Burial will be in Floral Park Cemetery. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Betty Fuller of Indianapolis; two sons, Charles Taylor of Indianapolis and Preston Taylor of Chester, the mother, Mrs. Linnie O'Neal of Columbus; two sisters, Mrs. Ethel Straub of Columbus and Mrs.

Fay Cox of Hope; three brothers, Carl O'Neal, Harold O'Neal and Raymond O'Neal, all of Indianapolis, and six grandchildren. Mrs. Minnie Sandefur Mrs. Minnie Sandefur, 71 years old, 1720 Ruckle Street died yesterday in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Lucille Martin, at Muncie.

Mrs. Sandefur was born in Tennessee, lived in Indianapolis 40 years and was a retired employe of the Scverin Hotel. Funeral services will be held at I p.m. Tuesday in J. C.

Wil son Chapel of the Chimes, with burial in Floral Park Cemetery. Surviving arc another daugh ther, Mrs. Delia Hall of Palmdale, and two sons, F'rcd Woolbright and Ronnie Sandefur, both of Indianapolis. Mrs. John W.

Mull Jr. Prayers for Mrs. Ida Mcrkcl Mull, 70 years old, 5310 North Delaware Street, who died yes terday in Robert W. Long Hos pital, will be said Tuesday at 9 a.m. in Flanner and Buchan an Broad Ripple Mortuary and Requiem Mass at 9:30 a.m.

In Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church. Place of burial was not an nounced. A native of St. Louis, she had lived here since 1920. Surviving are the husband, John Wesley Mull a daugh.

ter, Mrs. Ralph Thompson of Indianapolis; a brother, George Mcrkcl, and a sister, Mrs. Mary McCash, both of St, Louis; two grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Indiana Deaths Brownsburg Clarence B. Phillips.

82. Shelbyville Virl R. Craig. 71. Sheridan Rufui B.

Clark, 63. r1 1 Carl Dean, Pioneer In Radio Dies Carl W. Dean, 73 years old, one of the city's first amateur radio operators, died yesterday in his home at 3354 Grace-land Avenue. Mr. Dean began sending and receiving as an amateur in the days of the spark signal before 1910, the earliest pioneer period of U.S.

"ham" radio. He was one of the first to be licensed when Federal licensing began in 1912. LATER he was assigned the call 1 1 1 cr W9LQ. He switched to carrier wave, as did other amateurs after the radio blackout that came during World War II, and continued to operate his station here for rriany years, making radio contacts throughout this country and with amateurs overseas. Born near Madison, he Had lived here 53 years, and was employed by the Buick Motor Car Company for several years before he became a self-cm-ployed electrician and radio repairman.

HE HAD RETIRED because of poor health and failing eyesight approximately 10 years ago, but continued to monitor amateur communications. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday in Flanner and Buchanan Fall Creek Mortuary with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. Surviving are a sister, Miss Mabel Dean, and a brother, Lloyd M. Dean, both of Indianapolis.

Mrs. Funeral services will be held tomorrow in Our Lady of Lourdcs Catholic Church for Mrs. Frances F. O'Connell, 65 years old, 3623 East Washington Street, who died Friday in St. Francis Hospital.

She was past president of the St. Francis Hospital Guild. A native of Joplin, Mrs. O'Connell had spent most of her life In IndianapO' lis. She was a member of Our Lady of Lourdcs Church, Daughters of Isabella and Fraternal Order of Moose Auxiliary.

Services will be held at 9 a.m. In the church. Burial will be In St. Joseph Cemetery. Survivors arc seven daughters, Sister Agnes Bcrnadctte, OSF; Mrs.

John Gibbons. Mrs. O. Wilson, Mrs. James Strack and Mrs.

Victor Douclcff, all of Indianapolis: Mrs. Lynzc Oakley of Rcdonda Beach. and Mrs. Basil Godioz of Detroit: a son, John T. O'Con ncll of Indianapolis, and seven grandchildren.

Mrs. Crawford Mrs. Katherine B. Crawford, 77 years old, died yesterday at her home, 626 Massachu setts Avenue. Born at Pittsburgh, Mrs.

Crawford had been a resident of Indianapolis since the death of her husband, T. H. Craw ford, in 1933. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Monday in the Hiscy and Titus Mortuary.

Burial will be in the cemetery at Galveston. Survivors are two sisters. Mrs. M. D.

Fcnimore and Mrs. W. R. Krickcnbcrgcr, and a brother, S. J.

Bcrtiaux, all of Indianapolis. James E. McKoun James Edward McKown, 90 years old, 29 North Keystone Avenue, a retired piano tuner, died yesterday in St, Francis Hospital. A native of Middlcfork, he lived in Indianapolis 33 years. Funeral services will be at 10:30 a.m.

Monday in Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel. with burial at Frankfort. Survivors Include two daughters, Mrs. Doris Smith and Mrs. Virginia Johnson, both of Indianapolis; two grandchildren and one great grandchild.

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Dtnmt and Olodvt Dilloi. Gtrlt-Jamtt and Mary Etloq Ctvoni, tirorott and M.t.n Sortoy. Community Hoipltal loy William and tliiaboth Mt.ro. Aloiondor and Wanda fill, Wayno and Eorlina Aloiondor, John and Charlton Marauii. lorry and Rota Holmuth, llln and Ailton McCloud.

Cirlt-Jorry and lotolto lob.rt and Antotnttlo Prothor, Donald and la vonno Mook, Jamoi and Jacquplina D'f' git, Jorald and Sharon Gilpin, Gtnoral Hoioitol loyvtebtrt and Patricia Picturing, lobar! and lachool Downov. Girlt-ltrov and Jorotta Sttavol. Jamoi and Willia Coldw.ll. laymond and Will Jonot. Jamoi and Shirlty lonnttl.

M. thtd.it Maiaital loyt-Arloy and Irmia Woodruff, David and Caron Goipor. Robert and Phyllit K.omi, Notion and Mo'aortt loaort, Johnny and Mary For. John and Anntt Glenn, William and Komlten Paul. Girlt-Gaoraa and Mildred lomberth, Chariot and Julia Scrwgat, Douflat and Sharon Irandt, Everett and Alica Oickoy.

Joa and Dent Henry. St. Proncn Htiallol tvt-William and Alice Koylor, Chariot and Karhlten Rioting, Chariot and Joyce lumloy, Roben) and Jean Clovbern. Girlt-Thomat and Mary Sparki, Jerry and Nancy Ruiledge, St. Vincent'i Hoipltal lovt-Honry and tvolyit Harrington, Walter and Vera Moo Rmt.

Msnen and Moao Pylk, Edwin and Joan Smith. Girit-Marvin and Carolyn Sue Canity. Vemen and Myrtle Judy. Woltor and Donna lerfman, Lawrence and Ploy Car ngan. Edward and Patmla Abel.

Id- ward and Marilyn Caldwell. Lidor Cole Dies; Ex-Bell Engineer Isidor M. Cole, 5131 North Capitol Avenue, a retired In diana Bell Telephone Company plan engineer, died yesterday in St. Vincent's Hospital fol lowing a two-month illness. He was 72 years old.

Mr. Colo was born at Lafay. ctte and had lived in Indianap olis since 1910. He retired in 1951. He was a 1910 graduate oi Purdue University and a char ter member of the Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity chapter there.

Mr. Cole was member St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church, the St. Thomas Men's Club and the Knights of Co lumbus. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 8:30 a.m.

in Kirby Mortuary and at 9 a.m. In St. Thomas Church. Burial will be in St. Boniface Cemetery at Lafayette.

Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Margarcth Cole; a daugh ter, Mrs. R. V. Johnston: a son, Isidor M.

Cole all of Indi anapolis, and two grandchil drcn. Mrs. Cora Jackson Funeral services for Mrs, Cora Mao Jackson, 75 years old, 207 South Davidson Street, will be held at 1 p.m. Monday J. C.

Wilson Chapel of the Chimes. Entombment will be in Washington Park Mausoleum. Mrs. Jackson died Friday In General Hospital. Born at Dale, she had lived in Indianapolis 49 years.

Surviving are a son, Ellis Lee Jackson, and three daugh ters, Mrs. Hazel Mae Ford, Mrs. Evelyn Roberts and Mrs, Doris Hood, all of Indianapolis. HO MONiY MAKING oeee-tunlry. Eiclutivt lino stito-mi.

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Vied-esJay m. to 4 m. F. M. MANSBERY, JR.

Director of Sales ore TOP SALESMAN FOR ESTABLISHED TERRITORY ti fc p.neer Ch.c.TI tem cil noulactu(er to i I eon.rg 0id son. tot. 30 pcunrts and services, in well ri shed Imrjionoool'l Bre-i. $3 evnan wh it.perv.se n-en no in en ond recessoy fed salt Iro.n.na. Al 3J to 51.

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re-rent fhnr-o John 4I3M ind'onneoin. all Coy w.d all BT SALESMAH TO REPRESENT largo Nai -nol $elnj Macbina Carparotion Sn-ju A Y. Oanri.n-J la this Mr sew.ng rrnchlnM or home onpl.onfM rev loan ng wrvntatn don a.v ripnit n.n. and lervire tstnbl.shed svKoiem1 tiu cnune w.th i.p i. i duitry.

In III no, i and Ind ana. Ago 30-45 Iesidenc In Ind.nnooolil A'09 nerred onri cnmmiisinn. Inroni.va system ossgrei bigS. orningi, Pcn)rt. i oermonent.

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Salei 410 St. Oeorge G-een e-ty 'nin Jl'OOO A MONTH fe. J7 ot. 3-teccnd n-nfl-ing flrt 'inouisber. No hm m.i i -ui.

i.j A.rfrro ftr.ult. ii, inircm'iv. J45. ll.On, y.nnl f.l. HmH.

J4 I Oept. Nee; tO'fr to. WANflo nr.eneed ehormoceiriicnl an'eed eolonr, plwi -no lnontnl Im II. I -tnnwot y. l.clusivo iPecla'tiei.

pli.e 9-otiI tompetitivt line. of -nl $.,..1, ennr ln, 1IATI tIAIIONUS INC. hot eeen.n ier man to be trained as nle fo-lonta'ive fn the Sound Seriboe Divl. s.nn Minimum ynj. c-He-je rre.

Age 3J tj k. tiain.n- 550 ANK AOVtOTlnlwrnon, oory rnotlant sen.l tot hnk nnd s. A i 4 unlti nch tlOO fomm. per en I. folly.

flONtFR. J30 W. Vor fhlrng. til cuaranteeoInMI! I eed A mm. ia S'm bm net.

no. At J-136II. im. Ond HI f. yy Aik f--k S--ver.

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n. tIAl IStATI O'tdltUNITY far In Iaaio sronjtshed no-'H de of'eo. Must no licensed One ob to devst Imo. All e'rirtly Kmfentlal. Mr, n-M, CI JOMMl, lOletMeit.

torn vrj monoy telling farmori, trsxk. Se-vict SNMInne. No rm-i ih4 fit iVtIoi, e't. J0 ll-vm 1143.04. Me 3, o-d Nowo.

0 yeor, ynu nould Invest. ga'e poi'tion. K37 t. I Oth. Ask for WAIT Ce I i 1 DON'T MISS THE OTHER WANT ADS IN SECTION 3 09 TURN NOW TO PAGE 20 SEC.

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