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Driver Hurt SEPTEMBER ply will Hat bids No. 1300 until tons North ment Binder Notice 14, be for Chief of Hot. tons INVITATION 10:00 on materials Asphaltic the is No. NOTICE the Sand, Senate on of Legal publicly 1960- Indiana, Hot a.m., 9 hereby State No. purchase TO will No.

No. No. ut delivered Concrete. Procurement September of opened 11 Aggregate; be Asphaltic 18 given Notices which Highway his of BIDDERS A61-91-2000 No. and Sec.

the Indianapolis received 19, Office. time and read: Concrete Depart- follow- sealed Base: 1960. Tons they Sup- 2300 102 by 9. to in Funeral OTTE. As Stolen Car Rams Truck Greenfield, Ind.

(Spl.) A stolen car containing two teenage boys Ohio being pursued by police crashed against a mail truck, injuring the driver seriously early yesterday at a road intersection, 2 miles north of Greenfield. Denver O. Sheppard, 43 years old, Anderson, was listed in serious condition at the Hancock County Memorial Hospital in Greenfield last night. Ted Sadler, Greenfield police chief, said the car, stolen in Ohio, was chased by police after the driver failed to pay for gasoline at a filling station here. The youths, who suffered minor injuries, were turned over to Federal authorities.

Three Sections Of Interstate 65 To Open Today Governor Harold W. Handley will snip ribbons at three highway interchanges today to open nearly 16 miles of Interstate 65 between Henryville and Jeffersonville in Southern Indiana. High school bands and local and state officials will participate in the three ribbon-cutting rites to be held at 10 a.m. in Henryville, at 10:45 a.m, in Sellersburg and at Ind. 131, the New AlbanyClarksville interchange.

On Oct. 4, the governor will open another 20-mile stretch Shelbyville to Indianapolis on the new Interstate route. Handley said the new fourlane defense highway will not only spur industrial and community growth of the cities in the area of its route but will also insure time-saving and safe travel for commuters and their families. He said the state has about 125 miles of interstate highway under construction and another 304 miles planned. Boat Khrush Never Received To Be Displayed The 18-foot, jet-powered Turbocraft boat which was never launched due to collapse of the four-power summit conference will be the attraction at a special Nora Plaza Shopping Center display beginning tomorrow.

The craft which President Eisenhower intended to present to Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev will be exhibited Thursday and Friday, from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., and Saturday, until 6 p.m. Orville Barnes, president of Nora Plaza Merchants Association, said the boat, manufactured by the Indiana Gear Works here, will be under both a 24-hour guard a and $50,000 worth of insurance protection during the display. Following this appearance of the Indianapolis-made boat, it will be taken to Washington, D.C., and then on a tour of all major cities in the nation. Hypnotist To Talk Bernard Nall, president of the Indiana Hypnotists Association, will address a dinner meeting of Speedway 500 Club Sept.

21 in Sertoma the Holiday Inn Motel, 4655 West 16th Street. Legal Notices NOTICE TO ROAD given that CONTRACTORS sealed is the construction of Notice hereby certain Highway improvements, as proposals for below, will be by of the State Highdescribed Chairman at his office in the way Department State 10:00 House A.M. Annex, Central Standard Indianapolis, until Time on the 29th day of September 1960, when all proposals will be publicly opened R-5118 and Bids read. are Invited Contract reinforced concrete pavement on reinforced concrete slab strucand Greenfield District on 2 tures in the the following: Project US 165 (8), for SR 431 between Marion County 62d 1.896 St. miles and 80th St.

at Indianapolis. Marion County No. Project 431-L9-4146, US 165 3 (4), 300 skew over Bailer Structure span bridge 0.27 on mile south of 71st St. Creek, and Structure No. at Indianapolis bridge over 431-L9-4146, 3 0.15 span mile north of 71st Highland St.

at Indianapolis. Creek Marion County Project 431 from US 80th 165 (9), 0.838 mile for SR just south of St. at of Haverstick Road. Indianapolis to SR proposals may be ex100 east Plans and the office of the State amined at Indiana, in Highway Department Indiana. of STATE Indianpoolis, HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT OF INDIANA John Peters, Chairman NOTICE TO BRIDGE is hereby given that CONTRACTORS: sealed Notice the construction of proposals bridges for will be received by the certain Chairman of the State Highway Indiana at his office in the Department State of House Annex, IndianapIndiana until 10 Sept.

a.m. 29, Central 1960, Standard all Time proposals on will be publicly when opened and read. Contract Marion Project US-467 (1), Structure 9168, Fall Creek on 5053, Marion Road, Emerson Ave. East over County S. of E.

56th of 3 75' 1 62'- Indianapolis, spans Steel Beam, 27' Cont. Curb, 2-5' Center Pile End Bents, Steel Including Enc. 0.584 Conc. MI. Approach Gradand Reinf.

Cem. Conc. PaveIng may be exment. Plans the office of the State and proposals amined Department of Indiana, in at Highway STATE Indianapolis, HIGHWAY Indiana. DEPARTMENT OF INDIANA John Peters, Chairman Mr.

Mrs. Mr. La Verne Announcements J. L. Dervices BANE, KOUNS.

Earnest A. Bertha Mr. SCHELLHAMMER, Larry SIGLER, Miss Hilda FLANNER Mortuaries Shirley Services ENGLE, Mr. Pout H. LINVILLE, Mrs.

Ethel McFodden MOORE, Mr. Edward Francis Death Notices age 76, R.R. 1, McCordsvitle, beloved wite of Julian, mother of Lloyd Meyncke, Elk Rapids. Mich. and Harold Meyncke, Cicero, sister of Aimo Ficken, North Carolina and Anna Michel, Tipton, grandmother of 5, passed away Sunday.

Friends may call at the PAUL C. CORY FUNERAL HOME, Fortville, until 12 noon, Wednesday, Service Wednesday, 2 p.m., Fortville Methodist Church. Burial Fairview Cemetery, Tipton. MOORE-Edward Francis, age 63 623 Carlisle beloved husband of Mary M. Moore, Indianapolis, father 'of Mrs.

Leonard Schneider, South Bend. and Mrs. Jerry Echard, Indianapolis, grandchildren, nephew of Daniel Lottus, Indianapolis, passed away Monday. Requiem mass Thursday 10 a.m., Little Flower Church. Calling any time at SHIRLEY BROTHERS DREXEL CHAPEL, 4565 E.

10th St. Recitation of Rosary Wednesday, 8 p.m. PARK-Richard J. of Brownsburg, husband of Barbara, father of Karen, Kenneth and Dennis, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Park, Thorntown, passed away Monday. Services JONES MATTHEWS Mortuary Thursday 2 p.m. Friends invited. Friends may call at mortuary. PHILLIPS-Lloyd 1., 3207 N.

Baltimore, nephew of Mrs. Alice Farmer, passed away Saturday. Services Thursday, 10 a.m. All Saints Church, 16th and Central. Friends may call at the MOORE KIRK NORTHEAST CHAPEL, 2530 Station.

St. after 4:30 p.m. Wed. PICKETT-Winifred age 65, formerly of Danville passed away Sunday at the Henry Co. Hospital, New Castle, mother of Velma Markins, Floyd, Evan and Merrill Runion, stepmother of Mildre Willis, Mabel Bailey, Russell and Ora Pickett, sister of Robie Russell.

Services Wednesday 2 p.m. BAKER FUNERAL HOME, Danville. Burial K. of P. Cemetery, Lizton.

Friends may call at the funeral home. POOLE-Louise, (Bouvier) Pittsboro, mother of Mrs. Elsie Milish, Mrs. Marie Wetherington, John Thomas, Joseph, Gerald, Norbert, Edgar, Anderson and Adonis, sister of Lida Farnsley, Joseph Bouvier, died Monday. Requiem Mass Thursday 10 a.m.

St. Malachy Church, Brownsburg. Friends invited. Burial St. Malacny Cemetery, Friends may call at the JONES MATTHEWS MORTUARY, Brownsburg.

Recitation of the Rosary Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. SCHELLHAMMER Mr. Lawrence (Larry) 2255 W. 67th husband of Mrs. Katherine Schellhammer, brother of Mrs.

Foster Hayes, uncle of Mr. William Hayes and Mrs. William Weiss, passed away Tuesday. Service Friday, 10:30 a.m. FLANNER BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY.

Friends may call after 6 p.m. Wed. SCOTT-Mrs. Daisy age 39, 608 N. Lyons, wife of Clarence Scott, mother of Kent and Jack Scott, daughter of Mrs.

Ella Puckett, sister of Mrs. Mary Oldham, Mrs. Aileen Reynolds and Mrs. Leona Feltner Otto, Thomas, Jack and Donald Puckett, passed away Saturday p.m. Services Wednesday, p.m.

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME, 4925 W. 16th St. Friends invited. Friends may call at funeral home. SHUGERT-Richard beloved husband of Ruth, father of Richy, brother of Raiph, St.

Louis, Fred of Fort Wayne, Leonard of City, Mrs. Garrett Clapp, Toledo, 0., and Mrs. Elwood Meredith of Richmond, passed away Monday at Veterans' Hospital. Funeral service Wednesdy, 14, 10:30 a.m. at the MEYER ABDON FUNERAL HOME, 1509 Prospect.

Burial Concordia Cemetery. Friends invited. SIGLER-Miss Hilda 1254 E. 80th sister of Mrs. J.

Wesley Dunn, passed away Monday. Private serv: ice FLANNER BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY. Friends may call after Wednesday noon. Contributions may be made to your favorite charity. SPRINKLES-Chester (Polly), age 58, of 2232 Winton; husband of Zula Sprinkles, father of Chester E.

Sprinkles 11 and James E. Sprinkles, brother of Mrs. Ruby Lester, passed away Saturday evening. Services Wednesday 10:30 a.m. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME, 4925 W.

16th St. Friends invited. Friends may call at funeral home. WALLACE-Mrs. Lillie age 84, formerly of Lawrence, wife of the late Perry Wallace, mother of P.

L. Wallace and Mrs. Earl Connelley, of city, foster mother of Mrs. E. A.

Darnell, of South Bend, grandmother of Donald Connelley, Robert Wallace and Mrs. Ollie Atkins, great-grandmother of 2, passed away Monday. Services Thursday 2 p.m. at APPLEGET LAWRENCE MORTUARY 8510 Pendleton Pike. Burial Memorial Park.

Friends may call. WRAY-Mary of Danville, mother of Melvin and Vern of Danville, sister of Mrs. Fred Trotter of Ft. Worth, Texas, passed away at her home Monday evening. Services Thursday, 3 p.m.

WEAVER FUNERAL HOME, Danville. Burial South cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after noon Wednesday, Card of Thanks DEWSNAP-Georgia Irene. we wish to express our deep gratitude to all who were so comforting and helpful in their sympathy and for the various services rendered during the time of our bereavement. ARTHUR F.

DEWSNAP and GEORGIA'S CHILDREN wish to extend our heartfelt thanks and appreciation for the acts of kindness, messages of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings received from our kind friends and neighbors at the loss of our beloved husband and father, HOMER GASTINEAU. We especially wish to thank Rev. Kintner for his consoling message, the pallbearers and Conkie Funeral Home, all for kind services and Family. LINDER-We wish to thank our kind neighbors, friends and relatives for expressions of sympothy, lovely floral offerings and other courtesies extended at the passing of our devoted husband and father, GEORGE H. LINDER.

We also wish to thank the Lynhurst Masonic Lodge No. 723, and staff of Conkle Funeral Home, all for kind services and Children. MANY-Our sincere thanks to the kind friends, neighbors and relatives for expressions of sympathy, spirituai bouquets and beautiful flowers and other courtesies extended during illness and passing of our beloved husband and father, PETER H. MANY We especially thank Dr. Kim, also Dr.

J. 0. Butler and all the nurses at St. Francis Hospital. We also thank Father Vollmuth, Father Schoettelkotte of St.

Jude's, and Father Sciarra and Father Hartman of Holy Name, the G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home, ail for kind services Dorothy and son David. SLINKARD-We wish to thank our friends and Little Sons Funeral Home for their kindness at the loss of our darling baby and for the many beautiful floral offerings. And especially do we wish to thank Rev.

Scott Brown for his consoling message. -Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stinkard and Family. 3 In Memoriam AUSTIN-In loving M.

memory of LILLIE AUSTIN, who passed away Sept. 14, 1954. You're not forgotten, mother, dear, Nor ever shall you be; As long as life and memory last We shall remember thee. -Children. BAUER-in loving memory of ESTHER E.

BAUER, who passed away Sept. 14, 1959. We will never forget your smiling face As you lived among us here. And no one ever can take the place Of the one we loved so dear. -Sadly missed by Relatives, McCray Family, is To The who Death But the In my HOWSON-in have, things.

Remembrance years this passed tries memory greatest CLAUDE to to may Memoriam away of love, is loving Wite. S. break A. sorrow a all and Sept. but of I golden HAWSON, out 1 memory I then all from 14.

happy out one's in to chain THE many vain; heart port vou, neverthey wipe The those days When together. KERN-in loving memory of LEE KERN. who passed away Sept. 14, 1958. At night the stars shine down On a grave not far here Where sleeps the one don't forget And always love so dear.

No one knows how much miss you. No one knows the bitter poin have suffered since lost Life has never been the same. In heart your memory lingers. Sweetly, tender, fond and true. There is not an hour, Dear Lee That I do not think of you.

-Mom. Funeral Directors BEANBLOSSOM MORTUARY 1321 W. RAY ME DORSEY FUNERAL HOME 3925 NEW YORK 7-1173 7604 WASHINGTON FL 7-8349 E. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME 1934 W. Michigan ME 7-9622 4925 W.

16th CH 1-4333 FARLEY FUNERAL HOME 1604 W. MORRIS ME 8-2388 GRINSTEINER FUNERAL HOME 1601 E. NEW YORK ME 2-5374 G. H. HERRMANN 1505 S.

EAST ME 2-8488 HISEY TITUS 951 N. DELAWARE ME 4-3828 FUNERAL HOME PROMPT AMBULANCE SERVICE 24 Hours Doily HELEN G. JORDAN ME 6-4305 2428 E. 10th ME 6-4304 KIRBY MORTUARY Meridian at 19th WA 3-3331 LITTLE AND SONS 1301 Main Bch. Grove ST 6-1476.

MOORE KIRK-5 LOCATIONS NORTHEAST 2530 STATION IRVINGTON 5352 WASH. ST. LAWRENCE 8051 E. 46TH ST. BEN DAVIS 7052 W.

WASH. COLONIAL 3447 COLLEGE AVE. ROBERT W. STIRLING 1420-22 Prospect ME 2-6576 ROYSTER ASKIN 2310 W. Washington ME 7-4308 GEORGE W.

USHER MORTUARY 2313 W. WASHINGTON ME 2-9352 FUNERAL HOMES Indianapolis. Southport. Greenwood ME 2-9433 5 Lodge Notices STEIERT Called meeting of Indpis. Lodge No.

669, F. A.M. at 12:30 p.m. Sept, 14, to attend the funeral of our late brother, EARL D. STEIERT.

Pallbearers re quested. James H. Riemer, W.M. Edward A. Lehman, Secy.

6 Florists- -Memorials "Say it with flowers" Madison AVENUE 2457 MADISON ST 4-4446 Mausoleums WASHINGTON PARK 2 Mausoleum Crypts. FL 9-5574 WASHINGTON PARK-2 CRYPTS Masonic section. Barg. TU 1-2731. 8 Lost and Found LOST--Man's Gold Wedding Band 2 diamonds; sapphire in center.

Initials inside AMGWFG 1924. Very liberal reward. AT 3-5260. of R.R. 2, Greenwood, Ind.

LICENSED MATERNITY HOME LOST Black French Poodle. Taken before 12 noon, Sept. 12th from 3650 N. Auburn Rd. Rew.

No questions asked. Little girl's pet. AX 1-8457. LOST-Keys, black leather folder, Sat. nite, possibly vicinity 21st ana Central.

400 Block E. 20th or 22d and Meridian. It found phone CH 1-2861, ext. 230. Reward.

LOST Lady's watch vic. bus station. Monday morning. (Rolex sitver with gray band) Reward. CH 4-4409.

LOST Woman's billfold. Vic. Indian Lake Country Club. Finder keep money, return billfold and contents. VI 6-8771 eves.

LOST-book, "Science and the Idea of north side of Market St. between Penn. and Delaware. ME 6-4535, Mrs. Shaw.

LOST-Man's brn. billfold. Need personal papers. Finder keep money. FL 9-4363.

LOST-Beagle (male). Tricolor. Mass. College. (Lucky), ME 7-7690.

Rew. FOUND Doberman puppy, cropped ears and tail. Vic. Garfield Pk. on Southern Ave.

ST 4-5368. LOST-Bull terrier, brindle marked; weight 30 male, bare place on tail. ME 6-6017, rew. LOST-Man's gold watch. Broadmoor golf course.

Liberal reward, CL 1- 9089. LOST-White and sable fem. collie, childs pet. Id. tag on collar.

"Lassie' Rew. UL 6-4911. LOST 3 weeks ago. 2 Blue parakeets, turquoise parakeet. LI 6- 2431, CL 5-1512.

FOUND elk hound or part Shepherd, male. CL 5-8751. LOST Waltham diamond wrist watch. Liberal reward. ME 8-2642.

LOST-Blue Parakeet, name "Billy." Rew. 3916 E. Wash. FL 7-6858. LOST-Part Ir.

Setter. 700 bik. N. Chester. Reward.

FL 6-9702. LOST Male collie. "Laddie." Labor Day. Subi. to fits.

CL 3-3851. 9 Personals ATTENTION. All clubs. churches, sororities, etc. Call or visit ROBBINS for new ideas and complete line of Fall and Christmas materials Priced to suit your budget.

You've tried the rest, now try the best. ROBBINS WHOLESALE Supply 3718 E. 25th. Nr. 25th and Sherman Dr.

LI 7-0541. WILL NOT be responsible for any debts contracted for by anyone other than myself on or after Sept. 14, 1960. Richard G. Colglaizer, formerly Can offer protective care and pian ning to unwed girls and their babies.

For Information WA 3-8019. RE-STYLED furs; clutch capes, stoles ant lackets. Fur re-styling. 715 Russell ME 4-1663 off. 5.

MIRACLES! God can do anything! Faith can bring good things to you. Phone-A-PRAYER ME 9-3362. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS may be reached at 414 Peoples Bank Indianapolis or ME 41708. YOUR prescription filled at HOOK'S can be refilled at ANY HOOK'S Dependable Drug Store. SPECIAL-100 Each child and adult vitamins, only $8 10 For dellvery call ME 5-1583 FUR RESTYLING DAVIDSON'S 10 Cabinet Baths BETTY G.

MASSAGE SALON St. paths. Face massaging, lic. opr. 7208 Wash.

FL 9-3653 CL 1-9952. GLADYS' steam bath, massage, exp. 2120 E. Mich. 10 a.m, to 8 p.m.

MASSAGE, STEAM BATH CH 1-1243 BOBBIES, 234 S. ILL. Steam, sage. Hrs. 11-9, Sat.

11-5. 13 Transportation RENT A NEW CAR OR TRUCK AVIS RENT A CAR 42 S. Illinois St. ME 5-6444 CAR TO BE DRIVEN TO L.A. FL 6-6388 14 Special Notices CONVENTIONAL HALL AVAILABLE FOR LARGE GROUPS Seating in excess 3,500.

Banquet cap. 2,500. 19,500 Sq. ft. unobstructed main fioor.

Ample parking. WA 4597. 16 Sleeping Rooms HOTELS FREE PARKING OVERNIGHT GUESTS JONES HOTEL 248 S. ILLINOIS BREVORT HOTEL 207 N. Illinois Rooms, $2 up.

Weekly Rates. LORRAINE HOTEL 12 S. Capitol Rooms, $2 up. Weekly rates. 116 Sleeping INDIANAPOLIS NEW HOTELS -LOW Rooms STAR RATES $8.00 WKLY.

KIRKWOOD HOTEL COR. E. WASH, N. JERSEY WALKING DISTANCE 901 N. PENN.

FINE LOCATION Clean rooms. off-street parking. 58. $9, $10 Wk. ME 401 N.

ILLINOIS CLEAN ROOMS Maid Service, Auto. Elevator. Wk. ME 4-3729 N. MERIDIAN.

unusually nice for emp. lady. Eves. ME 5-9958 NORTH CARROLLTON kit. refs.

exchanged. AT 3-5152. 3602 CARROLLTON: Young man. T1 WA 5-8543. 9-1093.

2745 COLLEGE, facing Fail Creek. Priv. well turn. WA 5-0941. 4350 COLLEGE, NICE RMS.

EMP. GIRLS OR TEACHERS 3550 COLLEGE Lge. front, brifst. emp, lady. WA 3-9653.

1017 CONGRESS-Room; cooking privi. Nr. Bus line. WA 6-2551. DELAWARE, 1941, BEAUTIFUL CORNER ROOM, PRIVATE BATH, PRIVATE ENT.

REAS. WA 5-0452. 2055 N. furn. rm.

for yng. person in home with other yng. people. WA 5-3047, WA 4-0825. 1817 N.

DELAWARE, Ige. rm. nr. both, pvt. porking.

WA 5-2877. 3429 GUILFORD, priv. ent. 1g. front parking.

WA 5-3872. 1512 N. MERIDIAN No. 26, big fine. well furn.

rm. emp. woman, mold gd. privis. ME 5-9226.

MERIDIAN, 1431 rm. Pri. bath. Mrs. Riggs, ME 5-5859.

3028 N. NEW JERSEY-Nicely furn. priv. kit. privi.

or Men. $12 wk. or $45 mo, WA 5-1642. 2306 N. NEW JERSEY ent.

Ext. phone. men. 3016 N. NEW JERSEY- rm.

$8 Kit. privis, lady. WA 6-1445 2363 N. air cooled. large front room, desk, priv.

bath. 116 for 2714 lent, ent. 1409 9271. tional, Large Parking 1 sr. N.

N. or opt. room, 2 Sleeping (Penn Maratt, PENN. emp. 3115 Businessman.

hall NORTH WA Men. Franklin bath. Pleasont, WA Rooms $8 Hotel). and garage conven- S18. 3- 3- N.

Room. 3427 N. PENN. SUTHERLAND, priv. 3316 WASH.

BLVD. Lovely WA boord Gent. Priv, CENTRAL-516 E. 17th front rm. men.

Priv. ens 56.50-57. WA COL. -4100 N. nicely turn.

kitch. privi, sol. person. AT 34156. COL.

-122 W. 9th Large front rm. bath. kit. util.

pd. ME 5-2918. W. 30th. irg.

room. kitch. $9 single. WA S-4532. ept.

Also room, kit. privis. Priv. ent. WA 6-9094.

EAST 133 N. GRANT-New York bus. Emp. pent. No drinking.

FL 6-0193. 426 N. LA SALLE. Priv. kit.

privis. Emp. lody, ME 1-3770. 2821 E. front rm.

for girls. Laun. S8. ME 8-1188. 1138 N.

OXFORD Clean rooms. Priv. ent. Girls only. LI 6-8703.

SHERMAN DR. Priv. ent. clean, attrac. Gent.

FL 9-5121. 326 N. TEMPLE. Sleeping pyt. home, downstairs.

ME 2-6530. WDRF. PL. 911 W. dbl.

or sql. New dec. Nr. E. 10th bus.

ME 8-0024 LOVELY ROOM. priv. home. Nr. trans.

Refined lody, ME 7-1843. 3200 kit. or board or share home, girls. ME 7-6577. 4900 EAST, priv, home.

Gent, pref. FL 9-2973 Bet. 6-8 p.m. 4825 E. WASH.

well 1st front. Gentleman. FL 7-5631. E. WASH.

8021. Mod. attroct. rms. twin beds.

FL 9.9482, NICE share bath, gd. transp. 1 man. ME 8-5757. SHERMAN New York.

Lg. rm. Employed man. FL. 9-4947 after 5 p.m.

4600 E. off E. 10th. Nice clean nt. bath.

PL 6-7192. QUICK-ACTION INDEX ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR SALE Legols-Precede Death Notices Lodges, Club Notices-5 Lost and FoundMausoleums-7 PersonalsSpecial Announcements-14 Transportation-13 Business Services-15 Cabinet Baths-10 Card of Thanks- -2 Death Notices--1 Florists, Lots, Memorials-4 Funeral DirectorsIn Memoriams-3 AUTOMOTIVE Aircraft, Equipment-103 Auto Parts. Repairing -108 Mobile Homes-107 Motorcycles, Equipment-111 Trucks, Busses, Trailers-106 Sports. Foreign Cars-104 Used Cars-105 Wanted-Automobiles-112 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Business Opportunities-15 EMPLOYMENT Employment for Men-65 Employment for Women-68 Employment With Investment-70 Men and Women-67 Instruction, Schools-670 Positions Positions Wanted Wanted- 41 Salesiadies-69 Salesmen-66 LOANS Leans-57 Real Estate Loans-53 Financial, MERCHANDISE FOR SALE Bicycles-77 Boats, Fishing Equipment-78 Cameras. Supplies-81 Auction Sales-83 Antiques-84 Building Materials-38 TO OUR It is intended that every clear statement of a bona If you answer an ad that to report this to The Star and tising Department and The 15 Business Services 1 THESE INDIVIDUALS Box Lines RATES OR Number Doily WANT APPLY FIRMS Service Time Sun.

WITHIN ALL Charge AD THE 50c. Deys DIRECT Counts STATE Days RATES 4 OF ADVERTISING words. INDIANA. Days FROM Days PAGE 31 entrance, porking. Clething, Jewelry -79 Fuel.

Cool, Oil and Weed -100 Custom Building, Etc. -89 Dogs, Other Pets-9S Farm Implements, Repairs-97 Flowers. Plants, Shrubs-92 Fruits and Garden Produce-13 Furniture Buyers-87 Hobbies. Gifts. ToysHousehold Goods-84 Livestock.

Feed, -96 Machinery and Tools-90 Miscellaneous Articles-75 Office Equipment, SuppliesPianos, Musical Instruments-45 Poultry, Rabbits-94 Rent-All Radio and Television Sporting Goods, Guns--76 Swaps-86 Wanted to Buy REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Business Properties for Sale or Lease-45 Doubles, Duplexes-41 Exchange Real EstateFarms. AcreageHouses for Sale-37 Houses for Sole-North-38 Houses for Sale-East-39 Houses for Sale-South-4 Houses for Sale-West-41 Income PropertyLots for SaleOut of State Property-50 Resorts. Cottages for SoleSuburban. Out of City SaleWanted Real Estate-52 ROOMS, RENTALS Apartments, HousesApartments- Business Places for Rent-28 Business Places Wanted-29 Child Care-18-A Desks and Office Space-30 Farms for Rent-31 Houses-Unfurnished-24 Light Housekeeping-19 Moving, StorageResorts. Cottages for Rent-32 Rooms With Board-18 Steeping Rooms-16 Suburban Out-of-City Rent- -26 Trailers and Trailer Space Truck, Trailer Rentals-22-A Unfurnished Rooms--17 Wanted Rooms-21 Wanted to Rent-33 READERS classified ad shall present a fide offer made in good faith.

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Copy for combination advertisements moy not be changed between morning and evening editions. 16 Sleeping Rooms EAST 2 ROOMS. Share bath, kitch. privi. Mid.

age lady. ME 6-7533 otter 5, SOUTH ROOM: kitch. privi. for emp. Christian lady, ST 7-1018.

WEST 1406 MONTCALM (Speedway bus), nice rooms, men. 2715 N. TIBBS. pri. home.

Light. clean, next bath. Parking. WA 5-0614 4164 W. WASH.

Priv. bath. TV. MEN. $7 WEEK.

LOVELY residential neighborhood. near refined gentleman. ME 2-1004 after 6 p.m. SPEEDWAY, 4918 W. 14TH Pit.

ent. Gentleman. CH 4-1325. NICE ROOM, AX. bath.

1st man. Nr. line. ME 2-9188. NR.

SPEEDWAY. 1st. N. room. gentlemen.

ME 7-7215. 17 Unfurnished Rooms Rooms Needed Immediately For Butler women students. Easy walking distance only, AT 3-1343, extension 5. 18 Rooms With Board OLYMPIA NURSING HOME Convalescent or bed. Men, women, 24-Hr.

nurse's core, FL. 7-2882. ELDERLY man, make our home yours, 1st fi, 3 good hot meals, $85 mo. CH 4-9428. ROOM, board for young girl or boy, empl.

or attending college. ST 4-9245. ROOM. board, eld. man.

$60 1703 N. Talbot, WA 4-0327. PRIV. ROOM. IST FL.

NR. BATH. ELDERLY PERSON. FL 9-7615 ROOM AND BOARD, share room elderly man Reas. ST 7-5871.

2002 N. PENN. CLEAN, COMF. ROOM. GOOD MEALS.

GENT. LARGE newly dec. room (Southside). Nice meals. ME 8-9998.

ROOMS for women or men. Nr. transp. and church. ME 6-1446.

ROOM and board, elderly gentleman. ME 1-1984. LOVELY ROOM. 1st care for elderly lady. ME 7-3789.

LOVE AND kindness for elderly, blind or senile. Reas. ME 2-1720. 5841 ROCKVILLE young man. Sgl.

room, good meals. CH 1-1843. PETTY'S NURSING HOME, LIC. 2432 Central WA 6-9001 RETIRED lady, front, nr. bath, meals on schedule.

WA 5-6316. NURSING care for private bed patient, my home. WA 3-2228. ROOM, meals optional, lunches packed, $20. WA 4-4053.

18A Child Care SOUTHEAST SIDE-Child care in my home. Pre-school age. Reas. ME 6-0804. 3200 CHILD CARE My home, days.

ME 6-7836 15 Business Services SERVICE REPAIR GUIDE LET EXPERIENCED HANDS DO YOUR SERVICE OR REPAIRING BASEMENTS BASEMENTS Dug and finished under houses. Houses raised. Floors leveled. Work guar. Insur.

workman. terms, R. J. Horsley Const. Co.

LI 7-6900 WET BASEMENTS Made dry by exclusive process. Written guar, backed by yrs. of exp. Better sure than sorry, free est. TRIANGLE WATERPROOFING CO.

FL 9-4490 TERMS FL 9-4490 BASEMENTS WATERPROOFED Exclusive process. 7-1618. BLOCK WORK CHIMNEY REPAIRS Block work. Chair caning. WA 4-1759, ME 6-7495.

BRICK AND BLOCK WORK Block garage. CL 3-6939 eves. BRICK WORK BRICK Stone Cement Fireplaces, chimneys, porches, driveways, etc. New and repair building. Contracting exper.

A-1. LI 7-1618. BRICK-BLOCK-STONE GARAGES AND FIREPLACES NEW OR REPAIRS EXP. REAS. CL 5-2368 POINTING-CHIMNEYS, PORCHES, FOUNDATIONS.

FL 9-8502. TUCK-POINTING. Residential. Commercial. Insured.

ME 2-6978. BUILDING AND REMODELING LET US DO THE COMPLETE JOB GUTTERS- ROOFS PORCHES- -HOUSE WIRING Finest work at lowest prices. PAYMENTS TO SUIT YOU HOOSIER CONSTRUCTION 2245 COLLEGE WA 5-4297 TOP PRICES VERY COMPANY REMODELING REASONABLE WECAN DO YOUR COMPLETE JOB CLI-9549 CLI-8796 WE ARE FULLY GUARANTEED BONDED LET US DO THE COMPLETE JOB GUTTERS-ROOFS PORCHES -MOUSE WIRING Finest work at lowest prices. PAYMENTS TO SUIT YOU HOOSIER CONSTRUCTION 2245 COLLEGE WA 5-4297 Remodeling, Room Additions Cement work, bath and kitchen remodeling, heating and plumbing. Free estimates.

All work insured -guaranteed. SOUTHPORT REMODELING ST 6-4020 COMPLETE HOME REMODELING GARAGES-ROOM ADDITIONS BREEZE INSURED. FREE EST. ME 9-5638 ST 6-7862 ST 7-0870 BUILDING and REMODELING Rms. Additions Porches Garages Drives Walks Siding Roofing Gutters WA 3-5408 or nites CL 3-2208 REMODELING Complete exterior, Interior.

Terms. FL 9-9287 Days FL 6-5275 nights, Sun. Remodeling Reasonable Prices Deal direct with contractor Insured WA 5-8692 REPAIR, REMODEL, roofing and cement. No job 100 small. FL aV.IS Dee Howson, 4 Asphaltic Concrete Type Surface Aggregate, be furnished complete place S.R.

Tons INVITATION A61-92-1500 plant S.R. 14 vicinity of No. 24 Sec. PP2. INVITATION No.

Tons No. 14 Sand, plant vicinity of S.R. No. 24 Sec. and S.R.

No. 14- Q. Sec. H. INVITATION No.

A61-94-400 Tons No. 14 Sand, piant vicinity of S.R. No. 205 Sec. E.

INVITATION No. A51-95-500 Tons No. 14 Sand. plant vicinity of Columbia City, Indiana. INVITATION No.

A61-96-500 Tons 14. Sand, plant vicinity of U.S. No. 24 Sec. NN, Huntington, Indiana.

INVITATION No. A61-97-400 Tons Sand. plant vicinity of S.R. No. 24 P.

14 Sec. INVITATION No. A61-98-500 Tons Sand Grits, plant vicinity of Rensseloer, Indiana. INVITATION No. A61-99-5000 Yds.

Cinders (Free from Brick Bats), for snow and ice removal, suitable, able to supply at 200 yds. per day at request of Supt. in Valparaiso Sub-District. Bids will be submitted upon standard proposal form. STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT OF INDIANA John Peters, Chairman Wm.

Higburg, Purchasing Director LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Public Service Commission of Indiana Docket No. 28819. Petition of Indiana Natural Gas Corporation for revised gas rate for natural gas service in schedule and adjacent to the towns of Paoll and Orleans, Indiana, and for approval of the revised gas rate schedule applicable thereto. Notice is hereby given that the Public Service Commission of Indiana will conduct public hearing in this cause in the Rooms of the Commission, 401 State House, Indianapplis, at 9:00 a.m., CST, which is 10:00 a.m., CDST, on Thursday, September 29, 1960. Public participation is requested.

PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF INDIANA By: George G. Cline, Secretary Indianapolis, Indiana, September 12, 1960. Death Notices ABBOTT-Georgia Mead, age 80, formerly of Whiteland, mother of Mrs. Bernice Abbott Cope, Belmont, Frank D. Abbott of Greenwood, 3 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren, passed away Monday p.m.

Funeral Wednesday 10:30 a.m. in the Whiteland Methodist Church. Burial Greenwood Cemetery, Friends may call at the J. C. WILSON FUNERAL HOME, Greenwood 7 to 9 p.m.

Tuesday. ACKER-Anthony age 67, 1342 Olive brother of Marie Baukat and Frank Acker, Funeral, LAUCK FUNERAL HOME, 1458 S. Meridian, Wednesday 9:30 a.m. St. Patrick Church, 10 a.m.

BANE Mr. LaVerne of 110 S. 10th Beech Grove; husband of Mrs. Eleanor Bane; father of Mr. Richard L.

Bane and half-brother of Mr. Raymond L. Bane, Mrs. Vera Andersen, passed away Monday. Services Thursday, p.m..

FLANNER AND BUCHANAN FALL CREEK MORTUARY. Friends invited. Mrs. Nora, 2636 N. Meridian, age 86; mother of Mary, John Thomas M.

Barton, Mrs. Nora McCarty, Margaret, Patrick and Veronica Barton of city, Rev. James Barton, Liberty, and Martha Barton of city; five grandchildren, passed away Monday. Friends may call at the FEENEY AND FEENEY MERIDIAN FUNERAL HOME, 2339 N. Meridian St.

Funeral Thursday, 9:45 funeral home, 10 a.m. SS Peter and Paul Cathedral. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery, CASLER-Hilda 66 1307 S. Meridian, beloved wife of the late Fred Casler, mother of Mrs. Joan Dunbar, sister of Alfred and Bernard Duffey, passed away Monday, Funeral Thursday 8:30 a.m.

at the G. H. HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME, 1505 S. East ond 9 a.m, at Sacred Heart Church. Friends may call after 3 p.m.

Wednesday. CLARK-Alston age 75, 2862 S. Lyons, husband of Delia Clark, father of Mrs. Geraldine Carter, Mrs. Verna Sommers, Mrs.

Maxine Rike, Mrs. Martha Deakin, Herbert L. and Malcolm W. Clark, passed away Monday, Services Thursday, 10 a.m. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME, 4925 W.

16th St. Friends invited. CLARK-Virgil age 70 husband of Josephine, father of Mrs. Eva Hunt, John and Robert Clark, stepfather of Len Anderson. Funeral Wednesday Sept.

14, 2 p.m. USHER FUNERAL HOME, 2313 W. Wash. St. Burial Westfield, Ind.

Friends may call at tuneral home after 10 a.m. Wednesday. CROMER-Mettie, age 79, of Bridgeport, formerly of 1527 Fletcher Ave. and State St. United Brethren Church; sister of Lizzie Asher Nichols, Quincy, and Fannie Carter, Martinsville, also survived by nieces and nephews, passed away Sunday evening at Methodist Hospital.

Services 10 a.m. Wednesday at the HAMPTON FUNERAL HOME, Plainfield, Ind. Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at the funeral home. DICUS-William age 62, husband of Ruth M.

Dicus, father of Louise Wigginton, St. Petersburg, John Dicus, Los Angeles, Paul Dicus, Dorothy Rieman, Alice Roseberry and Mary Woodruff of stepfather of Ronald Morris, brother of Elijah Dycus, passed away Monday a.m. Friends may call at the TOLIN HERR MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 1308 Prospect Services Wednesday, 1:30 p.m. at the chapel. EGGEBRECHT Mrs.

Leona, 537 Elder, mother of Carl, Gaylord, Charles and Melvin Robison, sister of Mr. George and William Street, Mrs. Ralph Good, Florence Hall, Emma Cochran, Ruth Weighouse, Charlene Strange, Elizabeth Chapman, Indianapolis and Hester Oakes, Chicago, also survived by, 12 grandchildren and 9 great-grandchildren, passed away Sunday. Services Thursday p.m., J. C.

WILSON CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES, 1234 Prospect St. Friends Invited. Friends may call. ENGEL-Paul age 75 of 1512 N. Gladstone husband of Mrs.

Louise W. Engel, father of Mr. Wilber C. Engel, Finly, Mr. Henry F.

Engel, brother of Mr. Carl Engel, Danville, 2 grandchildren, passed away Sunday. Service Wednesday, p.m. from SHIRLEY BROS. DREXEL CHAPEL, 4565 E.

10th St. Calling any time. HALL-Elizabeth, age 85, 5145 Charies W. Wash. grandmother of Livingston.

passed away Sunday. Service 9. a.m. Wednesday CONKLE FUNERAL HOME, 4925 W. 16th St.

and 2 p.m. at Brownsboro Christian Church, Brownsboro, Ky. Friends may call. HERRON-John age 49 husband of Cleo, father of Margaret Richard W. and R.

Bruce Herron, son of Mrs. Julia Woody, brother of Mrs. Irene Smith, Funeral Friday, Sept. 16, 2 p.m. GEORGE W.

USHER FUNERAL HOME, 2313 W. Wash St. Burial Floral Park Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Wed.

HOWELL-Mary 95 widow of John mother of Mrs. Nellie Leatherman, Harvey and Clyde Moore. Mrs. Lula Melton, Mrs. Irene Roberts, Mrs.

Ruby Houser, ond Leslie Howell, 29 grandchildren, 60 great-grandchildren, and 5 greatgreat-grandchildren, sister of Edward Wilson. Funeral Thursday, 10:30 a.m. at ROYSTER ASKIN MORTUARY, 2310 W. Wash, St. Friends may call any time.

HUNTINGTON-Carolyn Acker, age 56, 936 E. Epler, wife of Forest, mother of Joel and Samuel Huntington, four grandchildren, sister of Mrs. Doris Reicheldeffer, Samuel and Sanford Acker, San Francisco, passed away Monday p.m. Funeral service 10:30 a.m. Thursday, J.

C. WILSON SOUTHPORT CHAPEL. Burial Greenwood Cemetery. Friends invited. 64 825 N.

Emerson, husband of Mrs. Essie Legan, father of Mrs. Henry Mowwe, and Edward A. Legon of City: Jack Legan, West Palm Beach, also 3 grandchildren, passed away Monday. Friends may call at the JORDAN FUNERAL HOME, 2428 E.

10th St. Funeral Wednesday, Sept. 14, 2 p.m. Friends invited. Burial Wash.

Park. LINVILLE Mrs. Ethel McFadden, 5145 E. Michigan wife of George W. Linville, mother of Doris Linville, passed! away Monday.

Funeral Thursday, p.m. from SHIRLEY BROS. IRVING HILL CHAPEL, 5377 E. Wash. Calling after 3 p.m, Wednesday.

3-4554 and 6998. BUILDING REMODELING ROOF -FURNACE -CHIMNEY Repair, Guttering. Brick repair. Insured. Free estimate.

25 Years' experience. ST 4-1926. REMODELING SPIVEY 361 Troy Ave. ST 6-4337 Eves. Sun, ST 4-1942 REMODELING.

Furnance repaired. cleaned. Guttering, rooting, new, old. Work guar. CL 5-7327.

REMODELING AND BUILDING Home or business. Insured. Good jobs. J. C.

Lewis. ME 1-1719 CARPENTRY HOME REPAIRS. Roofing, gutters, paint, carpentry. Large or small. Matthews Brs.

ME 7-7511. REMODELING all kinds. Cement work, roofing, siding, paint. No lob too sm. Ross Builders.

TU 1-3193. REPAIR, REMODEL, roofing and cement. No lob too small. FL 6-0359. WHITE'S CARPENTRY SERVICE Large or small.

CH 4-4352 aft. 5. CARPENTRY, plumbing, eiectrical. painting or odd jobs. FL 6-3776.

WINDOWS, doors, sash, rooms, storm windows, reas. prices. ST 6-0185. FRAMING CARPENTER CREW AVAILABLE. WA 4-2457.

CARPENTRY REPAIRS, roofing, siding, gutter. Free est. ME 6-6847. CARPENTRY -Large or small. right.

Call Wright, CH 1-7643. COMPLETE carpentry and masonry work. CH 4-6406. CARPENTRY, repair, remodel, additions. Refer.

C. Keith, FL 6-3997. WINDOW CORD, screens, painting, roofing, gutters. ME 6-7449 aft. 6.

REMOD. New or repair. Lge. or small jobs. Fred Stanley, FL 7-7374.

CEMENT WORK CEMENT WORK Porches, drives, pkg. lots, patios etc. WA 4-4224 days, ME 8-6151 eves. Sun. CEMENT, block work, floors, driveways, patios, walks, steps, Free est.

Terms. ME 1-6876. CEMENT WORK, any kind, large or small jobs. Patios and color. Ref.

Bonded. Berry, ME 8-1996. CEMENT STEPS; floors, walks, porches, good work. WA 3-8213. PATIO, driveways, etc.

Free est. Quick service. ST 7-5861. SPEC. IN PATIOS, walks, drives, porches, repairs.

FL 7-9798. ANY TYPE OF CONCRETE WORK CALL WA 5-2817 CONTRACTING LOOK AT THIS We build anything anywhere, houses, garages, flues and patios. 40. Yrs. exp.

No job too small. Free est. ME 7-9377. Drives excavated-yard grading. Cement drives 40c sq.

45c rein. Crushed stone, $21 load, $15 load. Pure white St. Poul stone, $28 load. Dirt.

Free est. ME 8-3615. L1 7-2549. YARD GRADING- DRIVEWAYS Drives excavated, white crushed stone. Insured.

Free est. L.I 7-0843. DUMP TRUCKS Hi-lift-dozingtop soll sand gravel crush stone cinders back hoe trench Ing ditching footing. CH 4-5579. Ditching, Trenching.

ST 4-3472 DRIVEWAY MAT. Sand, gravel, stone, fill dirt. Grading, ST 6-6595. TOP SOIL, firt, stone, sand, gravel. WA 4-0890, ST 7-2029.

RICH top soil, fill dirt, sand, gravel, crushed stone, cinders. ST 4-6822. CINDERS, STONE, top soil, driveway work. -Lift Service. ST 4-7022.

DRIVEWAYS SOUTH SIDE ASPHALT PAVING EST. PYMTS. ME 6-7724, ME 7-7589 ASPHALT driveways and parking lots. Free est. Good ref.

ME 7-8774. CURE pre-cast concrete. Lay it yourself. AX 3-0335. 184 Child Care Pat Dolly Day Nursery 2331 N.

ages 2 to 6. WA 6-9113 SPEEDWAY CH 1-0842 NEAR FT. SQUARE on Linden, priv. home, tenced yard. ME 7.5041.

NR. RCA and W. 5400 infonts up, days, my home. FL 6-9581. CHILD CARE my home.

day or week. ST 4-9688. RELIABLE Mother's care, any age. My home, day or night. ME 7-8352.

CHILD CARE. anytime. SpeedwayMeadowood. AX 1-6750. CHILD CARE home, vic.

State and Minn. ST 6-9760. DAY CARE, my home. fenced yard. ME 1-7052.

CHRISTIAN home, mod. fencd. yd. W. Morris St.

CH 4-4319, MOTHER'S CARE for your child. Nr. RCA. ME 9-0201. BABY SIT, my home, days.

6200 Zionsville Rd. AX 3-0247, COL. CHILD CARE, my home, for working people WA 6-2091. MOTHER'S CARE for your child. Vic.

10th, Tibbs, ME 8 4863. WANTED-Tiny tots to care for in my home. Middle aged grandmother. Nr. Devington.

L.I 5-3617. CHILD CARE my home. days week, vic. Brightwood. L.I 6-6796.

CHILD my, home, 2 or children. Meals, CL. $-1736. INFANTS up. My home or yours.

Day or evening. AX 1-7847. SPEEDWAY VIC. infants up. day, my home.

ME 7-6728. DAY OR WEEK-Fenced yard. Cere or 2. My home. CH 4-9333 care, my home or yours.

days. WA 3-7103. Barrington little tiny tots up. Days. ST 4-7404.

up, daytime, my home. 3500 N. WA 3-7084. BABY SIT, MY HOME-NORTH Day or Night. WA 6-1880, WA 6-0289.

19 Light Housekeeping WALKING DISTANCE NORTH COLLEGE, 22D Nice kitnet. 2-m. apt. WA 3-1339, WA 5-9510. 1553 PARK.

1-rm. effic. $7,50 wk. Also 2-rm, on bus line. ME 1-8980.

712 N. EAST 1-2-rm. nr. school. Gd.

heat. $10 Up. Parking. 720 E. S2ND-FREE RENT Sal.

room for light caretaker duties. AT 3-2918. EAST 527 N. WDRF LOVELY ROOM. Girls only.

Laun. facil. ME 1-1275 435 N. GRAY, 3100 rm. and emp.

adult, $10 wk. SOUTH 1226 COMER. 2-rm. priv. emp.

$15 wk. ST 4-7077. 521 SANDERS, nice priv. bath, 1-2 emp. CH 4.9912, ME 2 6193.

15 Business Services MOWING FINISH GRADING. WEED MOWING. EAST SIDE. FL 6-4101. WEED AND GRASS mowing with tractor.

E. Baker. CH 1-5710. LAWN AND weed mowing. John Walker, ME 7-4908, ME 7-1880.

PAINTING PAINTING INTERIOR, EXTERIOR For the best price, material, workmanship. Call Williams, insured. Free estimates. L.I 5-0422. PAINTING, decorating.

steaming. Free est. Ins. Immed. service.

H. DEEMS. Ref. ME 9-2982. INTERIOR -exterior painting.

Aiso general cleaning. Orbit Home Cleaners, ME 8-4179. BUNGALOWS painted. Average $90. Prompt service ME 6-6847.

INTERIOR and exterior painting. Immed. serv. Ins. White.

ME 6-4891. PAINTING-EXTERIOR ME 5-2928 Eves. FL 6-0467 ext. A-1. Reas.

C. Piersall. 3426 Kinnear, WA 4-0871 INT. AND class work. Prompt service.

ME 2-1995. RELIABLE paint contrs. ins. workmen. Cox.

ME 6-2959 after 6 p.m. PAINTING. Best for less. Clean gutters. Guar, ME 1-4139.

PAPER HANGING PAPER Rm. up, '60 samples. Large selection. Plastering, painting, steaming. Most lobs one day serv.

Free est. Ins. ST 4-2979. PAPER HANGING, paper cleaning, wall washing. Oribt Home Cleaners, ME 8-4179.

PAPERING, $6 up. Steaming $6 up. Paint, plaster. ST 6-4030. A-1 PAPER HANGING-30 Yrs.

perience. Sheppard. ME 1-6716, Rm. up. Pointing, patch plast.

Terms. Ins. ME 7-1298. PAPER painting. 2 Rel.

wh. men. ME 2-1983, ME 8-9660. PAPER $4 rm. up.

Painting. Guar. FL 9-0697, FL 7-6374. PLASTERING PATCH PLASTERING of all types. Free estimate.

Work guar. Clean up. White, 18 yrs. exp. FL 7-2834.

NEW AND patch plastering. Dry wall spacking. CH 1-7379. NEW PATCH plaster, paint. Clean Up after.

White man. WA 6-8119. PATCH plastering, stucco, steaming. ext. painting.

ME 5-8151. PLUMBING PLUMBING AND REPAIRS-Water and sewer serv. Comp. sewer cin. 24-Hr.

serv. ME 7-8079, ME 7-5751. PLUMBING- -Reasonable Prices Licensed, Bonded WA 3-8422 52 Gal. water htr. 10-Yr.

installed $100. Mooresville 5-6611. PLUMBING -New and repair. Electric sewer cleaning. WA 4-2511.

ROOFING ROOFING -GUTTERS Monthly Terms Quality Work MORTON ALUM. REMODELING ME 2-7722 Call Now CL 3-6136 LEAKY ROOFS REPAIRED Guar, stopped. ME 5-2928, FL 6-0805. NEW ROOFS, built-up roofs, ters, downspouts. ME 2-2806.

ROOFING, guttering. Gutter cleaning, painting. ME 6-6738. ROOFING and guttering. Leaks paired.

Fast service. ME 8-0130. RUG CLEANING LUSTRA-TONE RUG CLEANING Cost no more than ordinary method. McKELVEY KELL ME 4-5571 SEPTIC TANKS SEPTIC TANK, DRY WELLS INS. REPAIRED AND CLEANED ST 4-8621 ST 7-0524 SEWERS SEWERS Clogged.

Call Roto-Rotor DIGGING AND REPLACING WA 5-8988 FREE ESTIMATES SEWERS, wir. lines, septic systems. Ins. Bonded. LI 5-3873, ME 7-4047.

Ro NEWS QUICK- ELECTRICAL SERVICE Old and New Electrical Work Free est. Credit. bonded Ins. J. C.

Electric, FL 7-9816, ME 7-2995 ALLEN'S Electric Service, 1549 E. Troy. Emergency calls. Free estl- mate. ST 6-9281, ST 7-7923.

FAMILY ELECTRICIAN Service, meters, outlets. ME 7-0391. FENCING SQUARE RED CEDER POSTS-69C ea. Spec. Lawn fence, 16c per ft.

HOOSIER FENCE WA 6-2434 FLOOR REFINISHING NEW FLOORS laid, old floors finished. Free estimates. City wide Hardwood. ST 4-8317. FURNACE FURNACES -BURNERS Installed, new and used.

Repairing, cleaning. For best price get free est. Terms easily arranged. WA 3-3808 WA 64117 FREE 30-Gal. gas wir.

hir. or Incinerator with purchase of coal, gos or oll furnace. ME 9-2206, ME 9-5576. NEW AND USED Oil, gas and coal furn. Special discount on rental property.

ME 9-2206 ME 9-5576 IMMEDIATE 1 DAY Installation of gas, oil or coal furnaces. Bonded. Licensed. Custom made duct. Terms to suit.

Day or night, CL. 3-2714. HOLLAND FURNACE 24-Hr. Service, ME 7-4551 FURNACES cleaned and Repaired. Any make or model.

Cheapest rates In town. ME 6-6847, FURNACE CLEANING $7.50. Guttering. 24-Hrs. ME 6-9275.

USED FURNACES. Oil, gos, coal. Recond. Guar. ME 6-3564, TU 1-1450.

GUTTERING GUTTERING. ROOFING and Peer. less Furnace. WA 5-7501. BEA BEA, INC.

2425 E. 29th GUTTERS, roofs chim. New, repair. See me for low cost. ME 4-3629.

GUTTERING, 60c ft. and up. Free estimate. ME 6-6847. GUTTERING and roofing.

Leaks repaired. Fast service. ME 8-0130. HAULING LIGHT hauling of any kind. 24-Hr.

service. Also out of town hauling. WA 3-3155, WA 6-4055. HAULING of any kind and moving. Will pick up clothing, furniture or FREE.

ST 6-4819. MOVING-HAULING WA 3-8167 Grass cut, clean garages. JAY'S MOVERS ME 8-7033 Covered vans. White. Free est.

Ins. LT. HAULING, yard work, basement cleaning. C. Beever, ME 2- 8192.

RUBBSIH- Junk, wrecking, cement and block work. WA 3-8213. BEST MOVERS-Covered vans, white. Nite or day. ME 9-1047.

HAULING-Any time, day or night. All day Sat. and Sun. ME 7-9673. TOP SOIL, crushed stone, cement and yard work.

Free est. ME 1-6369 LIGHT HAULING, gutter cleaning, painting. Free est. ME 1-8609. LIGHT HAULING.

Day or night. Reasonable. White. LI 7-7884. GENERAL HAULING, gorages cleaned.

White vet. CH 3-0234. LANDSCAPING TREE trimming and removing, landscaping. Reas. rates, fully insured, free est.

L1 7-5976. ALL LAWN work, shrubbery spraying and trimming. FL. 6-5927. Want-Ads, ME 8-2411 RESULTS..