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PAGE 30 SATURDAY, MARCH 8, THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR- Public Notices Funeral Announcements 32 Steam Bath, Mossogt 26 Special Not Ices 2 Card of Thanks 7 Funeral Directors The Department of Administration, Supply Division, Acting for the State of Indiana, offer it Public Sale BETTY'S, JJ14 w. was i HrV 10-4 24 -8541 BETTY ANN'S Sauna Bath. Opea on the following dates, the following parcels, including trees, shrubs, and if. "i-itifigjtgr j.Vi ii 1 1 ii y. tauo n.

renn. 3i.mpj-,pi,. MARY'S tHEATYTNew IT to 4, Sal. 12-4, Sauna and 4470 Wash, Jackie, Jer, JonniO, 941-3111. WEST SIDE HEALTH SALpat Wash.

St. H-7, Sat H-d Mam-- Bunme- Betty. 38 Transportation SHIP yourIar" ANYWHERE REASONABLE AUTO DRIVEWAY CO. 435 N. Penn.

St. 439-1018 DRIVERS la Soolder, Pensacole, Montgomery, Ala 639-101B. Iv: FOR Setrtkom Fia. annimo wii month. Want 2-3 rider JN) tharo -expenses.

Refl. och. LADY NEEDS rdo tram -Post tn RCA, Mien, nf. a-a. t-iqt.

rni i erne ta drive vow cat SATURDAY VANT-AD HOURS 7:30 A.M. to 6 P.M. THE WANT AD COUNTER 8 A.M. TO 12 NOON Iraq Acquits 3d Group Of Alleged Spies Beirut (UPI) The Iraqi government, which caused an international furor when it hanged two groups of alleged spies earlier this year, yesterday announced it had acquitted a third group of spy charges. Baghdad radio said a revolutionary court had acquitted two Iraqis, Haj Akbar Jaafar, an 80-year-old merchant and Abdul Amir Al Shakarji, a 63-year-old sweet shop owner, of passing economic information to a foreign power presumably Israel.

Two Iranians, Abdul Ali Rahman, a 37-year-old trader, U.h mm 1 Cth 'BUtti. V. PHONE SERVICE FOR ADS TO APPEAR In Monday's i STAR and NEWS Saturday, 7:30 A.M.6 P.M. Sunday, 3 F.M.6 P.M. and Mohieddin Mohammed Baqer Raqbani, 19, were ac quitted of syping charges but jailed for two years for perjury, the radio said.

At the United Nations, a U.N. spokesman said Secretary-General Thant remains in contact with Iraq and Israel on the subject of further possible spy executions. Nine Jews were among the first group hanged Jan. 27. Thant has been in touch with both sides through their diplomatic missions here since last Saturday when Israel reported seven more alleged spies were about to be sentenced by the Iraqis, including some Jews.

Thant had a meeting yesterday morning with Iraqi Charge d'Affaires Adnan Raque, presumably on the same question. On Thursday he met Israeli Ambassador 26 Special Notices I Death Notices THAYER Mrs. Lulu U. (Craig) Thayer, 3525 N. Pennsylvania, wife of Mr.

John E. Thayer, sister ol Mrs. Esse Urmston, 3 nephews, passed away Thursday. Funeral Saturday afternoon, I o'clock, FLANNER 8, BUCHANAN FALL CREEK MORTUARY. Friends may can.

TROUTMAN Mrs, Marlorle K. Troutman, age 44, 1150 S. Reisner beloved mother or Nelson b. sister of James Merlin, elso 4 grandchildren. Funeral services Saturday, 1 P.m., FARLEY FUNERAL HOME, inua w.

nnorris at. rrienos may call TUCKER Mr. Robert G. Tucker, age 45, 414 L. st latna 1 Huddleston and Walter Phillips, brother of Raymond C.

Tucker, uncle or Sylvester and Hershel Klllebrew, Hulon Tucker and Mrs. Nona Brad. berry, passed away Tuesday. Services Monday 1 p.m. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME, SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 4925 W.

14th St. Friends Invited. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 til 9 p.m. Sunday. VAN METER Mrs.

Agnes S. Van Meter, 4321 Raleigh entered Inte rest Wednesday, age 84, widow of Mr. James Van Meteri mother of Mrs. Janet Van Meter Stoffel and Mr. James Edward Van Mete.

sister of Mrs. George Campoell and Mrs. John Henderson; grandmofh" of James F. Van Meter I id. KMhleen Harris and Mrs.

Patricia Creasy; great-grandmother of 2. Services Saturday, 2:30 o.m., HARRY W. MOORE PEACE CHAPEL, 2050 E. Mich. St.

Calling anytime. WATSON Mr. Nort O. Watson. Danville, be-I ved husband of Helen, father of Norton Dale Watson Indianapolis; Robert L.

Watson, Titusvllle, Fle.l It. (lot Steven Watson, U.S.N. 1 jon S. Watson, Bloomington, grandfather ol 4. brother of Mrs.

Blrdella Sullivan, Remington) Mrs. Nelsie Thur-man, Clifford, passed away suddenly Wednesday. Services 2 P.m. Saturday at WEAVER FUNERAL HOME, Danville. Burial South Cemetery, Danville.

Friends may call at funeral home, WEAVER Mrs. Sarah E. eaver, age 40, 5757 University wile of Elmer H. Weaver, mother of Mr. Floyd Ramsey, sister of Mrs Leonard Crowell Mrs, Helen Kurts and Mr.

Ralph Bates, 5 grandchildren. Services Monday, P.m., SHIRLEY BROS, IRVlNtj HILL CHAPEL, 5377 Washington St. Calling after 4 P.m. Saturday. YORGER Margaret Yorger, 42, 3421 Bridgeport oassed away Thursday morning, beloved wife of Robert, mother of Mrs.

Robert Rlchradson, R.R. 2. Plainfleid; Mrs. Llndy Gladden, R.R. 2, Indianapolis; Mrs.

Neal Shaw, and Mrs. Doug Douglas, both of Indianaoolis; sister of Mrs. B. M. Ashley, Indianapolis) 19 grandchildren.

Services Saturday 3 p.m. at HAMPTON GENTRY FUNERAL MQAac, Plainfleid. Friends may call. 2 Card ot Thanks BOOOS Our heartfelt thanks to friends, relatives and neighbors for eioressloni of sympathy and lovely floral offerings recslved at the) passing of our beloved mother, FRANCES E. BOGGS Thanks to our Lutheran friends, especially Pastnr Krueger, and members of St.

Peters congregation, Dr. Jacobs, and Dr. John Parker for his sincere Interest. Her Children and families 45 Business Services Joseph Tekoah. Phony Doctor Indicted On 17 Felony Counts Santa Ana, Calif.

(UPI) An impostor who posed as a heart specialist was indicted on 17 felony counts yesterday but authorities said they would not seek murder complaints against him in the deaths of four patients he treated. The Orange County grand jury indicted Robert Erwin Brown, 33, years old, on 17 felony counts of practicing medicine without a license during the five weeks he posed as a heart specialist at the Fullerton Internal Medicine Clinic. Of the 103 persons he treated, four died. However, Deputy District Attorney James Enright said he would not seek murder charges against the bespectacled Birmingham (Ala.) native because authorities would have to prove malice and intent to kill or harm the patients on Brown's part. DICKS The family of JOHN S.

DICKS wishes to thank good friends, relatives and neiohbors for kindness sympathy and lovely floral offerings extenoea in our time or bereavement wire ano Family FISCHER We wish to enpress our sincere appreciation to our relatives, triends end neionoors tor the kindness, eravers. sympathy and floral tributes extended to us al the passing pr our oeioveo nuspano ana tarner, WILLIAM FISCHER We especially wish to thank tht Clergy pf Our Lady of Leurdes, Father Albert Aiamie. doctors and nurses of Community Hospital. Wile and Famll FLINN Our sincere thanks to kind nemhb-rs, relatives and friends tor sympatny expressed and lovely flowers extended at the oaing pf our beloved husband and father, WILLIS FLINN Wife and Family McCORD-We wish to thank pur friends, relatives and neighbors for expressions of svmoathy and lovely floral offerings at the passlnq of our oeioveo moiner, MYRTLE McCORD Also thanks to the WSCS of East Park Methodist Church lor their kindness, we especially wish to thank Rev. Clarkson for his comforting message, to Rev.

Lipp and Harry WT Moore Peace Chapel. The family ot Mrs. Myrtle Mcloro MILLER We deeply appreciate me courresy, sympatny ano geautitui flowers extended by relatives, friends and neighbors at the loss of our husband and father, CHARLES F. MILLER We especially thank Dr. Edward Serano, Dr.

Edward Aull, of St, Francis Hospital, Rev. Kolentus, Rev. Mohrhaus and Grinsteiner Funeral Home, we are especially grateful. -Wife and Family RUODICK Our sincere thanks to the many kind friends, relatives and neighbors for expressions of sympathy, lovely floral offerings and. other courtesies received at the oassing of our beloved husband and father.

MEADE C. RUDDICK Wife and Daughters 5 In Memoriams BROWN In loving memory of HOSEA M. BPO' Who oassed away Mar. 1948. I have lost my soul's companion, A life linked with my own; And day by day I miss him mora.

As I walk through life alone. Wife, Mary DOAN In loving memory of REVA ALICE DOAN Who passed away March 8, 1948 One year has oassed since that sad day When one we loved was called away God took her home, it was His will Within our hearts she Myth still. Grandchildren and Great Grandchildren IN LOVING MEMORY OF REVA ALICF DAN Who passed away March 8, 1948. Husband and family. HUDSON In memory of ROBERT N.

HUDSON, JR, Who passed away three years no today, March 8, 1944. It may appear that tht wound Is healed, But no one knows the sorrow that lies In hearts concealed. We still love and miss you. -Sue and Kelllo Sue WHITBCOTTON-ln lovinq memory THOMAS LEE WHITECOTTON, Who passed away March 8, 1948. His smiling way and pleasant face, Are a pleasure to recall; He had a kindly word for each And died beloved by all.

Mother and Dad 7 Funeral Directors ABDON O'RILEY MORTUARY 1509 PROSPLLI 438-1474 CHANCE FUNERAl HOME 504 National Ave. 784-3544 DORSEY FUNERAL HOME 3925 E. NEW YORK 357-1173 FARLEY FUNERAL HGME 2950 N. High School Rd. 291-1193 438-2388 iao4 w.

Morris GRINSTEINER FUNERAl HOME 1401 E. New York 432-5374 G. H. HERRMANN 1505 EAS1 432-8488 787-7211 5141 MADISON AVE. TITUS 951 DELAWARE 431-4540 JORDAN FUNERAL HOME HFI FN lORriAM 434-4305 2428 E.

10th 434-4304 aa. -jr jn Arlington. Chapel, nil 38th St reaco cnaoei 2Qsq Michigan St. LITTLE SONS 1301 Main St. Beech Grove, 784-1474 BEN DAVII 0S9 V.

WASH. 1447 N. COLLEGE 1343 t. WASH. SI '530 STATION ST COLONIAL IRVINGION NORTHEAST I AWRENCE MAIN OFFICE LI 4-1544 RICDERS MORTUARY SERVICl 4527 Evanston, 24-Hr.

Service. ROBERT W. STIRLING 1420-27 ROSPECT 432-4574 ROYSTER ASKIN 2301 Washinntnn 347-4308 USHER FUNERAl HOME 2313 Vt Washington 432-9352 45 Busintss Servicts CONTRACTING 100 PCT. TOP SOIL, $12 Mr load, Driveway stone. North, east, 544-3197, REMODEL and iPAIa) All ivnaa Reasonable.

Graydon, 547-7358 100 PCT. TOP SOIL. 117 ear load Driveway stone. North, east, 544-3197, CINDERS let driveway, crushed stone, sand and araval ltt.Mm ORIVEWAY Oraoing. Stano, OraveT 1 op son, tin flirt.

784-3954 DRY WALL Sheetrock-Spackling ST 4-6955 ORyWALL SaeclallsTalclTlrer eng remoooiing, 784 2441. DRY Well service. New. remodel mna swiri ceiling. 037-2931 ELECTRICAL SERVICE RESIDENTIAL Wiring, eld-eewTcTty covnty-wioe, tiec, neat, ranges, dryer outlets, wall muni, rawlrina an and 100 amps fuse boies.

Use your migwew cnareg card Lie. insured J. Electric Free est. 787-443 COMPLETE residential service. or rewire.

Larger fuse ooaes. Electric neai. nange ane orver ounets. Free est. A-l Electric.

sa-iOu. Ci.w 1XOLE BLBCTRIcniesldentleT wiring new installation, rewiring, reoeir1242-4070. HOFFMAN 'Elactilr. ua.nai. mmr' In house wiring, new, old or repair! -nr, mcrgency service, FURNACE m.

DiiaiaiEi OAS CONVERSION SPECIAL Install, On Service' 75J-4537 FURNACE REPAIR basement mainai Lemuioteiv in-! Meiroooiitan Fumaca ev-vaaa. GARAGE DOORS i ooitTZl fviODlLIB, f.9iViTi NEW DOORS. nwTvrv uanaue UUUXS 359-7044 HAULING LlOMT HAULINO ANO MOvTNO Stoves, Refrigerators, Furniture Attics, Basements. Cleened. Frrg Estimates Call 31.IM.

LT. HAULlNO enrwhere I InoTe urrounoing areas, 244-7493. TRASK HAULINO. riaaa mm. Sell trash barraia sse.iaM tiJj.ni CLlAN DP.

Ual mmlmm an iran parrels, ni-tltfi, 359-1174, HAUL TRASH OR ANVTHINO Clean bsmts. and aaraaaa SM.TTT4 Trash haulino of any kinoT JJT-BrVr. tltkHtffkkm, HAULINO'' 9749134 FURN. HAULING, CH LT. MAUI IklA 1.1 mmJ m-m WTTr7rlOvTO.T.lo7irsmair'6a or ninnr.

wuicr serv ina aiiuivD ftiekllL Ha'uiingTeieaii wrece oaraoes. 438- 857. JOUtMSlDS hauling. II eTlfli BTt ri-flyua O0 SOY" Light impty irnn petrels 11. til 0371, a ll a ul 1 1 i i Imm iJL'W- 359-5478.

rsAUI. AWAY ANVTHINO. Cteaa bmt. oar. Call anv lima.

071.719S pOHf HAUL, sen parreis, 43S-8902, 437-7908. DO YOUR J. C. WILSON Robert R. St.

Pierre. Pres. 1234 Prospect St, 432-943) II florists, Memorials Say it with flowers" 1 AVENUE ISQBwww 2457 MADISON SI 6 0431 SCHAEFER MONUMENT CO. jWJracejarjdve 925-3232 14 Mausoleums, Lots Vast Par1 k. COMPANION crypt.

Wash. Pai Acacia Ct. Reas. 253-4035 eves. 4 LOTS, Lincoln Memory Gardens Masdnlc Section.

241-2523. 1 CRYPT Washlniteii Part last. Mt. Vernon Mausoleum. 431-0421.

20 Lost end Found LOST: Mala black and Ue Dert- schund. 4 Yrs. old, ans. to Vlr aarh and Havantlck. weiring collar and tags.

Childs pet, given by uneig in Air Rewero. ae- LOST Soulh ol Broad Ripole. Old wm pan setter, no ronar, auitt Please call 923-3304 Days, 251-3914, eves. PATRIARCH'S Militant Brief Case taken from car at Huddleston's Restaurant. Lodge papers and teat, Reward.

359-3731. LOST RED BILLFOLD, 1800- N. Hal Mr Tnn Rrnari Dlnnla Ave. Libera reward. Please return Billfold.

5857 N. Delaware. z-404D. I OCT tti ir TOY Pandit nnclioned, Ans. "JOJO," red lewel collar.

7300 Blk. E. 53 St. Reward any Inform. Call 547-2153, SUBSTANTIAL REWARD Lost: While toy male poodle.

8V Lbs. Meridian Hills area, cniiorena pet. 2S1-7979. LOST 4 mth. blk.

male, Socky, wh. paws, wh. chest marks, (liver chain, 8700 E. 897-0414. STRAYED Black Min.

Paadle "Bobby" Vic. 2700 S. Walcott. Rew. 787-4311.

REWARD lor return or Inform, on missing red wagon from at Brookside Pkwy. N. Dr. 434-8995. STRAYED small white poodle, tur-ouoise collar, no tans.

Needs medica-lion. Rew. 544-4495, 737-7311, LOST-Bk. lent, cat with yel. eyes, loc.

of Alllsonville E. 42nd, 257-1181. LOST German Shepherd male about 2 yrs. old. Tan with black on back, 1V Ml.

S. of Oaklandon. 544-5292. FOUNDi Siamese cat, vie. of Michigan St.

Pay for ad. 888-2600 LOST: Siberian Husky male. Gateway west area. Reward, m-nrn. LOST: Tan and white oart Collie.

Vic. 1000 Mnunt. Rew. 4-994-3455. LOST.

Cat yellow and white male, Vic. inornoaie. mwerd, yaa-yiy LOST 2 diamonds in 2 white papers. Liberal reward. 432-5742, LOSTt Black and tan female German Shepherd N.W.

sld- Pew. 974-2484. 24 Personof Notices I WILL not be responsible lar any debts centracted by anyone other than myself on or after March 1, 1949. Ronnie R. Rexroat, 1222 Fletcher, Indpls.

ALCOHOLIC ANONYMOUS may be reached at -414 Peonies Bank Bid. Indianapolis or 432-7644, dial a i.iia MEDITATION MOMENT SHALOM) Good News about why wo have Purlm. Call 787-3504. 26 Special Notices HAIR CUTS s1 PAUL'S BARBER SHOP 648 E. 52nd ST.

HD. TO PL. CAR INSURANCE SR-22S REV. LIC. INS $10 Down, Monthly Payments MR.

INSURANCE OF INDIANA 921 N. Delaware St; 4340548 FOR the flnesf In household and personal brush products. Call Fuller Brush 545-1254. EVERYDAY LOW PRICES AT Your Nearest HOOK'S DEPEND- ABLE DRUG STORES Wi SELL hard-to-get auto Insurance. All risks, full coverage, monthly pay- menis.

Ln-wj. tvo. appr. Maul ArrcBTiain car laart HAIR REMOVAL CLINIC '787-669 WHY NOT TREAT THE FAMILY AT DINNER TONIGHT BURGER CHEF GET OUR rate lar home owners Ins. Non-drinkers preferred risk.

SHARP INSURANCE AG. 881-2731 MINK STOLE CLEANING Davidson of Glendale 255-3161 TlbrvTuE, 7 Green stamp books for sale. 854-4949, 32 Steam Bath, Mossogt lELEN't 3214V. I. New York.

pen Sun, Care-Alma, 435-0114. 17 W. 14TH ST. 11-4, Sal. 11-4 Carrol Your Operator JO.

KIM. Hwv. h.i 9140 Hague rig, lire, aai. iu-a, aav-jiu. MARY'S, 701 N.

Iroerteo Ae. Man is oacx. sat. 11-4. BOBBII.

11-4 (at. ta 8. rou refwioion no. jpoy ano nni LEE'S, 2112 Churchman 41 Raymond. i i-o ua i ly, ib-4 oat, carot, operator.

NIECHELE'S HEALTH SALON- 4923 E. 11-7 ALTHA't Ope daily 18 lo 10. 3449'n) N. College 925-1104 45 Business Services HAULING HBLPI Poor bays. Fast Irash re- moval.

Clean oareees, attics. Have new trash barrels. Call anytlmg ava-ouu, ava-riji. TRASH Havling. Oaraee, yard, cleaning 7 DAYS WEEK.

You call we ham, 431-4123. TRASH HAULINO end garage, ksmt. cleaning, ror quiCR za-nr. -deV-O-week service, call 359-2797. OENERAL healing, clan-ve.

Ye call John Sullivan 81 Son, any. time. 434-9144. General Hauling, Reas. 924-3879 lARNES' SCAVENOER SERVICE Light naming.

437-4704, 787-8174, LIGHT Hauling Attics, ga-rages Cleaned. 7 Days. 241-7077. Trash kaullna east, earth east ond) Sbutneasr. 8904)450.

LIGHT haellno. Trash pickap. Trash pa rreis tor saie. 354-4544, aa-eeuz. TRASH HAULED anywhere In cl Burn barrels emptied, told.

LANDSCAPING THOMPSON Tree Service. Trimming and removel. Lot clearing. Insured. Bank cards accepted.

Three generations nr renaoie service. 854-42 ja. SHADE trees planted. Serevlng. Tree removing.

Lot clearing. 29 Tears esp. 944-4494, 854 5979 TOPPING end Trimming, removing. Trim evergreens and spray. 359-9453.

"TR I MM I NO, removing; Shrubbery work. Feeding, 431-4074. LANDSCAPING, shrubbery work. Tree trimming. 437-7847.

TREES ANOIhrObs removed end roses pruned. Free est. 354-4307. TREE Firewood? Free est. 2930443, Call afler 5:30.

MOVING JONF.S Mavert. 1 Pc. oT fall house. 1 win buy furniture yow don't need. J59-737J.

CARA VAN MOVER-' ceverea1 van. Ins. Free est. 342-0214. PATTERSON MOVERS.

Local eaov in at local rates, 24) 8462, BRUCE'S WeslSlde Movers. 344-4294. covered Insut, Frog estimate. McMILLER MOVINO. Yaf price purs, vza jirf.

AOAMS MOVINO end tteroot. Will buy furn. you don't need. 431-7974 JAV-rMOVBRF-" TiUHiT covered yens, tree estimates, injured. PAINTING pTTnTiNO, 19 no iod to smaii or oig.

Free ost. Reas rates, immeo sen. 4321015. PAINTING AND HANDY MAN 354 9204 INTERIOR. EXTERIOR Minting.

First class work. 437-4279. INT. AND BUT. 923-9750 (fl.

1:24 p.m. uae jjro. NSlbB ana outside Mlntlaa. Raat. prices.

Ins. Free est, 7i0'88. int. ext. raintiag.

Reesonaklt. Ins. Free est, 787-3578. 888-204. HOUSE PAINTING.

Int. oni Oil. cow rates. Qjy gazi. PAkER HANGING PARE Paint, PrM tst.

Res. Moore, 924-0039. aTTapBR Hanging, la) YMrt asp. weas sneparo, a3i-47to. feAPER Hanging.

dtalntinaT'eiaaalM rree v. wens ciern. 434-7974 PAPER'hTnO. '44 lamaiea. Lot mm estimate your lob.

438-940. SERVICE OR REPAIRING fence, if any, at the designated locations and at the time as prescribed by Acts of Legislature. The state reserves the right to reict or accept any or all bids. Marlon County Proiect I 70-3 (51) March 25, 1949 9:00 A.M. A frame house and garage located at 114 S.

Belmont Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, formerly owned by Nellie Hart, same address. Bonds required: House Garage $500.00 No. 234 Marlon County Proiect I 45-3 (79) March 25, 1949 9:45 A.M. A brick house, a I car garage and shed located at 1009 Cottage Avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana, formerly owned by Paul E. White, 828 E.

Minnesota, Indianapolis, Indiana (owner retains kitchen cabinets, furnace, 2 corner cabinets, phone desk, shower stall, and 2 alum doors). Bonds required: House Garage Shed $500.00 No. 504 A barn with an attached gerane located at 1009 Cottage Avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana, formerly owned by Felis E. White, same address. Bond required: $1000.00 No.

509 Marion County Poriect I 70-3 (54) March 25, 1949 frame house (only) located at 2124 N. Temnle Indianapolis, inoiana, formerly owned by Horace trown, same address, ond required: $1000.00 No. 452 TERMS OF SALE Sale will be for cash, certified check. cashier's check nr bank draft ma-la payable to the Indiana State Highway yuimnisaiun. rersonai cnecKs cannot oe accepted.

THE STATE OF INDIANA RE-RESERVES THE RIGHT Tn REFUSE ANY OR ALL BIDS. Successful bidder will be required to execute a contract agreeinq: 1. To supply a satisfactory Faithful Performance Surety Bond, similar In language and requirements to a sample available from the Sales Supervisor, or a cash bond consisting of a cashier's check, certified check or bank draft made payable to the Indiana Stale Highway Commission. The amount of the bond shall be the amount stated In the advertisement of sale and shall be a minimum or $1,000.00 for a heme or mair structure, or $500.00 for a garage, shed or other small structure. Such performance bond or cash bond must be provided within ten (10).

days of date of sale. If the buy-r does not furnish the bond within the ten (10) specified days, the buyer will be considered to have defaulted and wilt forfeit the purchase price and the State of Indiana will sell, demolish or remove the Improvements without Incurring any liability to the buyer. 2. To remove the Improvements purchased within the specified period of time, normally thirty (30) days after bond Is provided. Within ten (10) days after removal of the improvement, to complete the removal of all combustible material and other rub-lh, including shrubbery and trees cut or uprooted to facilitate moving operations, leaving only the masonry foundations and concrete flatwork on the premises.

Any excavation made to facilitate the moving of the Improvement must be refilled and leveled durino the clean uo 3 Buyer will erect a sturdv. onst- suoported, woven wire, or picket fence oigung any casement excavation re-iriniro. which fence shall fnur (4) feet high and of sufficient srength to withstand the ordinary and reasonable abuse and trea tn Yyh'ch It may be sublected. (NO BARBED WIRE MAY BE USED THE CITY or luniiMirj. 0US) 4.

Buyer shall have the riant to remove only the Improvements speclfl- innr purcniseo eno snail enloy no other rights uoon the premises. 5. The bidders specific attention Is directed to the fact that ha Is solely ivspuHMoie ror securing an necessary innlno. building, and moving permits and licenses. The sales supervisor accepts no responsibility for the re quests or granting pf These permits or licenses 4.

Upon acceptance of the Contract of Sale, by the Slate of Indiana. If buyer de'aults In any of the obligations thereunder, the man da. or remove tne improvements al the buyer's expense or may take action amlnsf the bnnd for the cost at suin aerpoimon or removal. COMMISSIONER Jnhn T. Hatchtt Allf-TlftNFER5 Willis Sara.

lr. Don Mli'nurh B. Stewart SALES SUPERVISORS Carlton Jones C. Robert Eikenberrv following vehicle. Ser.

No. VB2 H402047. 41 Lincoln will tie 'fid lor services and repairs at Public nuiiinn in am-tint of sig n7 no March 17. 1949, 10A.M., 3405 Soulh- A '59 Bulrk Serial kin a CinVc will be sold for storage and reoalr v.Mir-es in me Amount or SIV7 ao on March 10, 1949 at 1Q A.M., 2427 W. I Death Notices ALLISON Mrs.

Ruth Baudrene Alllutn. an. si nf 94a N. Rural, beloved mother of Mrs. Linda Kennedy; daughter of Mrs Velma Garland, dwell, tnd.i sister of Mrs.

Martha Bartlett, Mrs. Nanml ana Mrs. Betty Turner, all of Indlnnooli. Mrt I lunn. Lorain, O.t James, John and William Garland, all of Otwell.

Ind aauaii away Friday morning. Friends may call at the ROBERT W. STIRLING rUMCKAL HOME, 1470 Prospect after 4 em. Saturday. Funeral services Monday, 10:30 a.m.

Friends invneo. ARCHER Albert R. Archer, age of Ptaln- fieid. passed awav Fridav a Ealha, of Everett and Roy of Plainfleid. Cecil.

Cambv. 1. vine. R.R. Glendon and John of indianaoolis, Mrs.

Elsie Rose, South neno, nroiner or Kovmona. Mrs. Harel McDanlels and Mrs. Edward Enlleld. 21 gra-dchlldren.

14 nreat-grendchll. dren. Services Monday p.m, HAMP- lunitcaixi l-UNEKAL HOME, Plalnlield. Friends may call alter 4 AVERY Mrs. Eleanor M.

(Tootle) Avery, 47 years, 3255 E. Tulip beloved wile of Jrhn W. Avery, mother of William Dale and Dean R. Avery, daughter of Emmett J. and Margaret J.

Klels, 2 grandchildren, passed awav Thursday. Funeral Monday, 2:30 o.m., HERRMANN MADISON AVENUE rONEP'. HOMF, 514' Madlsnn Ave. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Saturday.

BEALL Mrs. Alice W. Beall 4104 Compton Apt. 4, wife of Mr. Glenn T.

Beall, mother of Mrs M. LeVay sisler of Mrs. L. Mark, grand-molher of 2, Passed away Thursday. Funeral Saturday after noon 230 "clock FLANNER i BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY, rninoi invneo, BECKER Jacob E.

Becker, age 47. 4510 Wv combe Lane, brother of Mrs. Ruih wniieo, inoianapons, 4 nieces. I nrpnfw. services aaruraay.

id a.m.. SHIRLEY BROS IPUlNft Mil CHAPEL. 5377 E. Wash. St.

Calling anytime. CASTLEMAN Mrt. Mary L. Caslleman, age 53, 450 c. wamui ji wne or wavne E.

Cestlemen, sister of Mrs Janet Rose- neig runerai saturaev, March 8 10 a.m.. USHER FUNERAL HOME 2313 W. Washington St. Burial Floral rar cmetery. tailing jnytime.

CHAPPELL Chapoell, age 44. 5437 Wind nnm wne or Irvine $. Chapoell mother Of Mrs. June Bnxrfflm. aar Dorothy Blockwell and Charles Cau-dill, steomother of Paula Fave Cheapen, Irving Gary Chapped and Larry jrotaion, oaugnrer at Mr.

and Mrs, Prince Caudlll, 7 sisters end 4 broth trs, 14 grandchildren, passed away weonesoay, services sa'urday 1 tn CONK. FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 4925 W. 14th at, rrienos invneo. CLUGSTON Mr. Virgil E.

Clueslon. aoe 34. nf i w. nargeo, beloved husband of Dona; father of Nancy, Oebra and Scntt Clugslnni son of Nail Wentiel eno caivin uestoni brother nf Mrs Aima Montgomery, Vera Ma loot and mil Clugsion, passed away Thursday nnr ruiati ..,,1 FUNERAL HOME, U.I. 31 and Main 91, rrienos invited.

COOPER Mr Imm A a mm lift S. Bancroft beloved huthanrf nf'janlra M. Cooper, father of James O. Cooper; win 01 rem denna, stepson of Carlo uanna, prorner or sniriey A. Watson, passed away Thursday.

Funeral Mon. (tai. In a at (ha A ucbb MANN MADISON AVE FUNERAL HOME. 5141 Madison Ave Friends may can arter a m. Saturday.

COST IN Catherine Cost In, Coatesvilie. beloved moiner of irary tostin, Mnoresville; Mrs. Oien Speck, Coatesvine, grand- "Miner of 4, sister of Mrs Mary Miller, Indianaoolis; Mrs. Mamie uwens, nareiwooni Emmeit Darnell North Carolina; Archie Darnell, Monrovia! Jo Tnm Daman, flavin Passed ewev Thursday. Services Sunday, 1 Slllesvllle Christian Church.

Burial Slllesvllle Friends mav cell at the wcavfr fu. MFRAL MOMF, Contasvllle atari. will he In state it church 1 hour 'rf ni services. CRAIG Mr. Burrell Craig, ane 79, nf ,05 N.

Cnllaae, sleoletner nf flhert Sea. man, Loi Anneles, Calif and Dean Seaman, Indianapolis i brother nf Fit. ward Craig, Oakland, Calif Mary MeoLewe, Billings Mont.t Lois Craie. Toledo. and Grace fWter.

Chmnlnn, III, passed away. Funeral GRINSTEINER FUNFRAL HOME. 101 New York, Monday, 2 ''lands may rail attar 4am day. 2 of A 7 1. P.M 1 Mr.

Mrt da res SON villa oervwes BEALL, Mr. Alice W. -EDDINGFIELO, Mrs. Isabella GARRARD, Mrs. Jessie GLAZEBROOK, Mrs.

Pauline HAWKINS, Mrs. Lulu G. MOORE, Mr. Renos E. RUPPRECHT, Mr.

Thomas M. SCHNEIDER, Mrs. Margaret H. THAYER, Mrs. Lulu U.

(Craig) gt ruNNtKt, BUCHANAN! ounce BECKER, Mr. Jacob E. HAMMACK, Mrs. Odetta B. HORNE, Mrs.

Nellie B. MARTIN, Mr. Harrison Irvln SMITH, Mrs. Blanche G. WEAVER, Mrs.

Sarah E. mmm 1 Death Notices CRAFTON Mrs. Virginia Crafton, age 48, 3402 W. 58th wife of Hubert Crafton (deceased); mother of Mrs. Leah Petropoulous, Mrs.

Marttha Havely, and Mrs. Rebecca Dobbins, daughter of Mrs. Mary Arbogast, sister of Mrs. Sara Harden, 4 grandchildren, passed away Wednesday. Services Saturday 1 1 a.m.

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 4925 14th sr. Frienas invited. CRAGUN Agnes Amanda Craoun, age 44, of R.R. 4, Lebanon, daughter of Elmer D. cragun, sister of carl, Virgil, Fred, Wayne, Lloyd and Floyd Cra oun, Mrs.

Delia Mallery, Mrs. Bonnie mooreiocK, Mrs. uonnie Love Services Sunday 2 p.m., Mts. Run cnurcn. r-rierds may ca.l afler ni Saturday at the RUSSELL HITCH FUNERAL HOME in Lebanon.

CROUCH Mr. Edgar T. Crouch, 82 years, 1508 N. Chester, husband of Mrs. Edna Crouch, father of Mrs.

Ruth Lewis of Cambv, Mrs. Wanda Heard, Bloom-ington, brother of Mrs. Noreen Wat-kins, and Charles McNeelv, City, Hazel McGuire, New Castle, Mildred Adams, Toledo, Ruth Bratton, Paris, George Mc-Nee Denver, 1 4 era r-children, 5 great-grandchildren, passed away Friday. Friends may call at the JORDAN FUNERAL HOME, 2428 E. 10th St.

after 7 p.m. Saturday. Funeral Monday March 10, 1:30 p.m. Friends invited. Burial Browns-burg DUNCAN Mr.

Robert P. Duncan. 52 4463 Sheridan, husband of Mrs. Lillian L. Duncan, father of Larry Duncan, stepfather of Jacoule and William, son of Eugene Duncan, nephew of Miss Louise Duncan, all of city, grandfather of 4, brother of Harry Duncan, Boise, Idaho, passed away Friday Funeral Monday 1 p.m.

FEENEY-K I MORTUARY, Merldien at 19th St. Entombment Washington Park Mausoleum. Friends may call after 7 P.m. Saturday. GARRARD Mrs.

Jessie Garrard, formerly of 401 E. 19th St. No Immediate survivors. Passed away Thursday. Funeral Saturday afternoon 1 n'rlnrk.

Fl ANNFR 4 BUCHANAN FALL CREEK MOR TUARY. GASTON Harris Gaston, age 77, 38 N. Grant, formerly of Clover dale, beloved husband of Mildred, father of Ethel Bernlce Coe and Evelyn Lurcott, both of Cherles, Cloverdale; Mlvin, Greencastle, and Jim Gaston, R.R. 1. Fllmore; brother of Guv and Vernon Gaston, Esther Yates and Ruth Schuneman, 17 grandchildren.

Funeral services Sunday, 2 P.m., WHITAKER FUNERAL HOME. Cloverdale. Friends may call. GLAZEBROOK Mrs. Pauline Glazebrook, 8714 N.

Central wife pf Mr William Glazebrook, sister of Mrs. Leila Gas- kill, Mrs. Mvrtis Brlmm, Mr. Edwin ne. Mr Hvoin Pior ano fir Henry D.

Piper, passed away Thurs-day. Funeral Monday mominq, 10:30 O'clock, FLANNER BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY. Friends may call after 7 P.m. Sat urday. GOULD Mrs Gertrude Gould, aoe 43, formerly of Indianapolis, wife of Roy Gould, mother of Judy, sister of Mrs.

Gladys Canter, Mrs. Mary Brvant and Slna McKee arandchlldren, paed awav Service Saturday p.nv CONKLE FUNERAL HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL 492S W. 1Mb St. Friends Invited. Friends may call at the funeral home after 12 noon Saturday HAMMACK Mrs.

Odetta Bernlece Hammack, 5130 University mottier of Mrs. Jeanne Holmes Messick, sister of Mr. Jemes L. Sailers, Mrs. Olleen Trulock and Mrs.

Grace Lund grandmother of Myla Jeanne Mes sick. 2 nephews. 1 niece. 2 great nephews, 2 great-nieces. Services Sat, urday, I nv, SHIRLEY BROS, IRVING HILL CHAPEL.

5377 E. Washington. Calling anytime. HANSEN Mrs Anna Marie Hansen, aie 87, hainweri mother of Manlev Hansen, grandmother of James nren, sister of Marie Hanrsn, farl and Waller Hansen, passea wav inursnay a.w anncar uu STIRLING FUNERAl HOME, Prospect, Funeral services Saturday p.m. Friends Invited, HARE Mrs.

Effle M. Hare, age 84, of York. passed away Thursday molher of Mr. John P. Hare, and orandmnther of Miss Linda Ann Hare of York.

sisler of Mrs. Elsie Baker, Sheridan, Ind, Mrs. Ruth Darrah, Sun City, Claud Golf of Sheridan, Everett Golf, An, I -a. 'nd Rnyre cern, Ind, services p.m. Mnrdav at the PETTIJOHN FU NERAL HOME In Sheridan.

Friends may can aier 10 a.m. Sunday. HAWKINS Mrs. Lulu Hawkins. j433 N.

Cen. Iral. Apt. II. kissed ewav Thursday.

Fune-al Saturday mornino 11:30 e'clock FLANNER 8, BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY. Contributions may be made to me Mioiana Mouse Memorial Fund. HOCKERSMITH Donald T. Hockersmlth, 2445 E. 17th son of Mrs.

Frieda Hockersmlth, brother of Mrs. Marllvn Schultl. de parted this lite Friday aoe 22. Fu neral arrangements incomplete. For Inlnrnullnn rail MOORE A KIRK NORTHEAST CHAPEL.

35X Station St. 544-1544. JONES Mr, Waller Jones, ru, Norwaldo, lathar at Mrt Ola Badelev. Law, rence, and James Jones, grandfather Miss Gladys Settles, departed this lire inursoey, er, services won- 17 Services Mon day, March 10th, MUCIN I MKIS, NUN RTHEAST CHAPE St. 10:30 am.

2530 5ta lion 10:30 am. Friends may call after 7 P.m Saturday KEITHLEY M' Carl Fdward Keithlev. age 41 1932 Winchester husband of Ke fi" nr ii Kelley and Miss Sharon Kelthley, brother of Mrs. Reamer Jelterson, Mrs. Helen Brown.

Mrs. Mas E. Ham llton, Mrs. i. C.

McConnell, Robert and vaugnn Koiiniev I grandchild passed away Thursday services Mon dev. i pm CONKLE FUNERAL HOME. SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 4925 )4tn St. Friends nv ted. Fr ends may call at thg funeral home after p.m.

Saturday LACEFIELD Mr. Herman Lecefleld. aoe 47, 339 S. Vine, husband of Henrietta Lecefleld, father at Mrs Oirilalii Willit. brother of Mrs.

Gertrude Ashley, Clifton and Hershel Lacetield, uncle of waro Miiem ano Hazel Williams, i Srandchildren, passed away Thursday, ervlces Monday 10 am, CONKLE UNERAL HOME YNHURST ruaPEI 1 tM ft I imkiMl n. Friends Invited, Friends may call at LLOYD Kenneth M. Lloyd, age II, 4057 Dewey husband of Georgia, tamer or tieanore newman. Martins ville, stepfather of Noble Simpson, Dorothy Thomas, brother of Clara Fulk, Brazil, Erma Craft, Kansas and Leonard Lloyd. Detroit, 3 step-grand children, 4 step-greet grandchildren, passed awav.

Friends may call at the POPSFY FUNERAL HOME, 3925 New York, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 ta'icdav and Sundav Funera' m. Monday at funeral home Burial Washington Park East. McELPRESH James B. McElfresh. of R.

Mooresvine, nusbano ot Mildred. father of George McElfresh, Mrs jeanette Dunee and Mrs. Ard th Morgan, steofather of James Sharp, Frankla Jean Cola. Mrs Frie Rrunes, brnlher nf Edward and Charles MrElfresh, Mrs Edith Swing and Mrs. Lury Cnhh, 14 grand.

ntidren passed away inursnay serv Monday 2 m. CARLISLE FUNFRAL CHAPFL, Moores Friends may rail al the chapel, i -1 of of St at Mrs of Carl 5377 ic 1 17 rr' I "TV CZ 1 I waaug I r5 I 1 Inal 10 1 oi, v. 40 Food Waldo TiALAD 0t Speciality ttore featuring-, lancy, fryiti vegetables year round, I Also fruit trees nursery 740 E. 104th 844-4973. Vi Beef for freezerl -845-2437 100 Stooping Rooms 438 MASS.

-QUIET ATMOSPHERE Park avail. Running refnq. Maid 4 N. NEW JERSEY. Mew Palato Hotel.

Clean neat rooms. 59 50 Wk. up. Discount monthly rates. eoi PENN FINE LOCATION Maid servlc.

S9, $10, S11 wk. ME 4-5263, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. 401 N. ILL.

AUTO. ELEVATOR. Maid service, ret'K me-lure resident. $9.50 To $12.50. HOTELS, ALL NEWLY DECORATED BROAD PARK HOTEL $10 Uo.

Private Bath Parking Community Maid Serv. 410 E. 12th St. ME 7-0755' HOTEL Williams, across tr. state house.

$15 fireproof, maid serv. 100 Rooms. 435-4441, NORTH 4024 BROADWAY. Le. pvt.

bath, TV, $15 wk. 3230 N. CAPITOL 924-0876 GLENDALE AREA, adloinlng Bath, 955-3381. 34TH N. ILLINOIS.

Very "nicely furnished rooms. P'iv. entrance, off- street parklno.923-8245, 3700 N' Nr Meridian. Rm. for 1 empl, gentleman, 1217 N.

JERSEY Rms. Men, showr, TV, maid serv. Clean, guiet, comfnrt. S8, S9, $10 Wk. 434-9729, 34TH 'LLINOisrVary nicely furnished rooms, iVIv entrance off-street parkir.v r.J-8245.

3256 N. PENNSYLVANIA Clean guiet room, adloinlng den lor 1 or 2. Kltch. orlv. $14 wk.

LIVING room and bedroom. Prvil. Emp. couple or man. 924-2175.

NTH N. Sherman Dr. Nice room, emp. man. Parking, 810.

547-9097. t. Butler. Jemi-priv." oethT Cooking fee. 255-8072.

EAST 144 N. JEFFERSON. 1 Nice rms. 438-2)54 afternoons 3412 E. WA5HINOTON lean.

Pfiv. ent parking. MOTEL LIKE CLEAN, WARM Air priy. shower, beth, front and back ent. Parking.

Men only Call 437-0987, 881-7455. PRIV. HOME. Prefer elderly gent. On bus line.

Next to bath. Kit. priv. 545-0098, 437-4092, EMPL. PERSONS Nr.

rest. priv. 354-3740. SLEEPING rm. $10 Week.

Call alt. 4 or before 9. 545-5090. 10th. Bus.

Front rmHell ent. Priv. home. Emp. man, 434-4822.

SOUTH 1047 CHURCHMAN AVE. Largo clean, rm. priv. ont emp. man.

Reas rate; Tll4 ST. PAUL. Ft. sq. Clean rtfw emp.

man. Parking. 438-9285. WEST 814 N. GOODLET.

Kit. prlvt. Emp. gin, hp smokino or drink. 434-451 8.

5025 W. 14th pri. ent. 241-3991. CLEAN row on, home.

Emp. man. 3pu west. 032-Tna, 110 Rooms With Board LIC. orac nurse will can far aldarlv gentleman.

Priv. home, personal attentive care If needed Call 431. 0134. COMFORTABLE Rm. Good meals, launory.

nwne eimospnere. care If d-s. elderly person. 435.5732 PERMANENT Hami for elderly invalid lady. Constant care.

544-2084. LOVINO care lor elderly ladv. BlhTaT or senile. Priy. home.

Reas. 432-1720 LIC. Nursing home, reas. rates. Stao or call.

924-3594, 2112 N. Delaware. GOOD nursing core. Priv. homo for elderly todies 993-9434.

Services PAPER HANGING PAPER HANGING and painting. Patch plasterlna. Frog estimates. Day or night. Roes, price.

631-470. PAPERING 4 UP SAMPLES Interior painting. 78 1913, 783-mr PAPER HANOINO a-d cleaning. Free estimates. Grant.

431-9777. PAPER STEAMING PAPER STEAMINO-INSUREO 15 Yrs. eper. Mr. Hendren.

434-3724. PAPER HANOINO. Steemin one) mastering. Free est. 437-0340.

PLASTERING PATCH PLASTER'IDONB CHBAPI Smooth work. Immed. serv. Sm. or Iqe.

Free estlmete. AT 3-4354. 22 YEARS' EXPralck HasterlngT Free est. 432-4974. PLUMBING PLUMBINO STOPPED UP Ceil Roto-Rooter Free Est.

North 925 8988 Eest 359-5575 South 787-9484 West 241-2843 Charge Card Dig and Repair file PLUMBINO tnyhlaa Daa'l Call us for fast service. Day or night, J' J9I4. FL 9-4898. No ans. 4-835-2014.

PLUrVlBINO" REPAIR, towel cln," Lie. bonded, 'ns, Pumpt mstd. ro- Bif. town-city, eng. 4J4-7447.

PLUMBINO and REPAIR. and FfM estimates. BONDED. 432-1870. PLUMBINO reaelr work.

Free ost. 24-Hr, service, 432-4731, PRINTING PRINTING 881-9538 REFRIGERATOR REPAIR Refrigerator 14-Hr. Bmertri7r Admiral and Norge 359 rvlte 1051 ROOFING LEAKS StOPPED J6.0& Gutitrtftfl, ntw nd repair. 7 A voniTmnnf r. jb.ti, M-5iJf.

ROOF LEAKS! GUTTERS DRIP! QUICK SERV. 632-7722 TERMS A ROOFING and GUTTERING New and reooir. 15 Yr fail service. Insurance. 431-9953.

ROOFS, Oolttrt, www repairing, FfM Stt 257-0244. nouse painting. 4J707TJ. ANOlRSON BROS. Reeflnt, fattar.

Ing, siding, repair svork. 787-4493. SAW SHARPENING and repaired Fast service SEPTIC TANKS lOOt OAL. iTlf TAalK1 ft. linger tysfem $495.

Septic tonkt iiwnvii, ea.ruf g-ziot STORM DOORS repair:" All kinds. Also new reolecements. Cell RUSCO. MP 0.4(40 ALUM. ITORM arlndowt.

doers lt Stalled, aiso re so reoeirs, TREE SERVICE JRIS and1 Pruning." Free tltlmtles. 434-8470. TV KtAlP OUICk tlRVICE $h6p- Anlenna. Home calls meo 24 Mr, Service 2014 Brookside. 431-8824.

633-1212 1 Death Notices MILLER Mrs. Lola Dell Miller age 49, of 3085 W. 49th St. beloved wife of Marvin s.ster of Zelma Johnson, Mrs. Wilma Moore, and Willard Seitz, Columbus Ohio, Mrs.

Opal Brown, and Harold Seitz, McArthur Ohio, and Lester Seitz of Daytrn, Ohio, f-une al Service Saturday 2:30 P.m. at FARLEY SPEEDWAY FUNERAL HOME 2950 N. High School Rd. Friends may call anytime. MOORE Mr.

Renos E. Moore, 5744 Broadway Terrace, husband of Mrs. Elsie A. Moore, brother of Mrs. Nellie Humphreys, passed away Thursday.

Funeral Saturday afternoon, 1:30 o'clock, FLANMER BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY. Frlneds Invited. NUGENT Elmer L. (Curly) Nugent, 41 years, R.R. 1, Box 181, Cambv, beloved husband of Fave M.

Nugent, brother of Lucille A. Mansfield, Pansy J. Mink, Delbert C. and Oscar S. Nugent, passed away Wednesday.

Funeral Saturday, 2:30 P.m., at the G. H. HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME, 1505 S. East St. Friends may call at funeral home.

OGLESBY Genevieve G. Oglesby, 49 years, 901 Chapel Hill, West Drive, wife of Virgil Oglesby. mother of Ronnie Mack Oglesby, Mrs. Linda Rae Con and Mrs. Judy Gale Johnson, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. E. D. Sanford, passed awav Wednesday. Services Saturday, P.m., Ben Davis Christian Church.

Friends Invited. Friends may call at the CONKLE FUNERAL HOV.E SPFEDWAY CHAPEL. 4925 W. 14th, until noon Saturday and after 1 p.m. until hour of service at the church.

ORR Ada Isador Orr, age 75, formerly of 1820 N. Rochester, mother of Mrs. Albert Stanfield, Mrs. Walt Moran, Robert and Oscar Orr, 7 grand children, 4 great-grandchildren, sister or Mrs. iva Hover, Mrs, Siena Dame, Mrs.

Pearl Fletcher. Mr. Mary Lou Jewett, Albert, Floyd and Oscar Sprague, passed away Wednesday. Services Saturday, 10 a.m., CONKLE FUNERAL HOME, SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 4925 W. 14th St.

Friends invited. PAYTON Samuel W. (Bill) Pavton 51 years, 1039 E. Bradbury, beloved husband of Bertna v. payton, a tamer of Gerai ding Blankenship, Samuel W.

Payton Jr James Payton, stepfather pf Leonard C. Rowan, brother of Dora Davis, Edith Sleights. Clyde and Arthur Payton, and I grandchildren, pessed away Wednesday. Funeral Sat, urday, to a.m. at the G.

h. her MANN FUNERAl HOME. 1505 Last SI. Ftlcnds may call at funeral nomg. PEMBERTON Mr.

Oddi Johel Pemberton, 2753 Berth entered .10 rest Thurs day, age 94. husband of the late Mrs Martha S. Pemberton. father of Mrs. Mary Beitner, Mrs Ruby Boyles, Mrs Stella Pino.

Mrs Veolada Kerr. Rev. Ora, Mr Cvral, Mr. Keith Pemberton; brother of Mrs Oma Howe. Mrs.

Mozellg Stultz, Mrs, Mary Lytle. Mr. Carl id Mr Clell remoerron; ii -ranocmioren ai great grandch dren. to great great grandchildren Services ('---lav. 10:30 Art w.

muukc PtAct rHAPEL. 2050 Mlchinan St Call- mg arier I p.m saturoay RAGSDALE Mrs. Effie U. Raosdale. 3430 Temple, widow pf Rev.

Rav A. Rags- dale, mother of Katrine and John Raosdale grandmother of John Raosdale great-grandmother of John David Raosdale. sister of II Ham Lawhead, departed this life Tues day, aee 90, Services Saturday, March Hh, at the MOORE KIRK NORTHEAST CHAPEL, 2530 Sta tion 10 a.m. Frlendi may call. RHOADES Mrs, Mary Alice Rhoades, age 83, 4544 W.

Wash. sisler of Mrs. Anna Morris, friend or Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wood, and several nieces aid nephews, passed away Wednesday, Services Saturday.

1 Kl FUNERAL HOME. SPEED WAY CHAPEL. 4V2S W. lain SI, Fri- lv ed Friends may call at the funeral home. ROCKWELL jnnn Rav KDCKweii.

ojr n.iwr, iirband of May RxkweH, lather nf Phil Denis R. and David Rockwell, brother of Bertha Esses Harry and Ralph Rockwell. 1 grandson. Services seturday, 1 m. LITTLE SONS FUNERAL HOME 1X1 Main Beech Grove.

Friends Invited. RUPPRECHT Mr. Thomas M. Rupprecht, 5244 Park son of Mr. Herschel Rupprecht, passed away Thursday, private Fu neral Monday, FLANNER ANO BU CHANAN SERVICE.

SANDERS Mrs. Lucille L. Sanders, S040 Mo Farland Road, wife of Charles A. Sanders, mother of Leis Ann Sanders, sister of Ethel Buetcher. Services Saturday.

10:30 LITTLE SONS FUNERAL HOME, 1301 Main Beecn brove. prienos invneo. SCHNEIDER Mrt. Maraaret H. Schneider, 485 Woodruff Place, wife of Mr, Nnrman L.

Schneider, passed away Thursday. Funeral Saturday, 3:30 n'rlnrk. Crown Hill Mausoleum, Friends may call at FLANNER BUCHANAN FALL CREEK MOR TUARY until i p.m, Saturday. SEARS Mary Sean, R.R. 1, Jamestown, wife Lowell, mother of Mrs.

Kathleen Charter. Mrt. Mary lou Man ev. Mrs, Frances Bainev, Mrs. Belly Movers, sisler of Charles York, passed eway hursday.

Services JONES mai, THEWS MORTUARY. Brewnsbun, Sunday, 1 p.m. Friends may call. SHERIDAN Mr, William Sheridan, 10 years, 4241 Live Oak Avenue. Arcadia, beloved husband of Madeline Sheridan, tamer pt nemaro l.

ancr-Inan. and Ruth Gllslad. 5 grandchil dren and 9 great-granrkhlldfen, passed away Thursday. Funeral Monoay I pm. at the G.

H. HERRMANN MADISON AVE. FUNERAL HOME 5141 Madison Ave. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Saturday.

SHUFFLEBARGER Mr. James L. (Crenry) Shvffleberoer, a. a a a i i. i 4 band el Dessie Shuffleberoer, lather Mrs AMcia Olsen, Mis LOfl Shuffleberoer, William and Fred .01 liai nr her nf Mi Betty ftmwn, 4 grandchildren, passed away Thursday.

Services Monday, 10 am. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME, SPEFOWAY CHAPEL, 4935 W. Ifilh Friends invited Friends may call the fgneral home after 1 o.m, Saturday. SMITH Blanche Smith, aoe 73 years. 5925 F.

12th mother of Mrs. O. Kantner grandmother of David scntt and Mrt. George Rowiat, sister of Orwnell and Glen Baiter, fierylret Monday. 3 pm $HIRI EV BROS.

IRVINO HILL CHAPEL, IF Was. 81, Calling after 1 m. Sunday. Pair Arrested As Possessors Of Marijuana Crawfordsville, Ind. Two WMfiL 1EFM1S 0MM iOm7 cV Wabash College students were arrested for alleged possession tQl LET EXPERIENCED HANDS of marijuana when police used a warrant to search a mobile home here late Thursday.

A third student was arrested earlier on a theft charge. Clarence R. Demoret, Mont gomery County sheriff, said a co-owner of the mobile home Kurt Unterscuetz, 19 years old, West Dundee, and Stephen C. Finger, 22, Beres ford. S.D., were arrested in the trailer where police found a large auantitv of marijuana and smoking pipes.

Demoret said he obtained the search warrant after the other co-owner, Stephen T. Kurnava. 20. Uniontown, was arrested earlier in the ACCOUNT INCj BOOKKEEPING end tea service. Your work picked up and promptly returned.

432 till Any time. AIR CONDITIONING AlR CONblTIONINO. Il you den mind savina money dial 439-9148 Metropolitan Furnace Heating and Air conditioning. ALUMINUM EVANSTON ALUM. SALES Caroort Patia Cnvars.

2S5-9089 7074 Evanston SAVE NOW Free est. on Alcoa alum, siding. Eipert work 707-1293, APPLIANCES REPAIR APPLIANCE REPAIR All analianres and makes. 7 day serv. on refrigerators, 744-4786, 744-9719.

BRICK WORK BRICK and BLOCK warn. New and repair. Chimneys bolnlino and fire- Places. 435-2444. BUILDING REMODELING FIREPLACES ROOM ADDITIONS BRICK BLOCK STONE 0.

KING 636-7930 ALL Types ol carpentry work, dry wall, room additions, roots. La foe and small loos. Free estimates, pnone 357-4154 eves ALL TYPES Acoustical ar suspended ceilings, doors ano windows, karoo or man ir-os. 2534537 KITCHENS AND Baths remodeled. r-urnaces installed, nnisneo.

ceilings, floors, paneling. ia-4ji, PROPERTY REMODEL, repair, roof, Inside, outside. 784-8198. RIMODELINO, ALL TYPES. 2534)482 CARPETING Pad, metaTTiOl la.

yo, msieiieo. wt l-4aoo. CAHPENlr-H WORK CUSTOM BulltTfTlchen cabinets. oa7 tiing, kousiic ceilings, aluminum gig, ing, rooting, guiivnng, roof arjoiituni, garages Free est. 8424072 Ml.

I a m. or aft, 0 p.m. ERVICEl UNLIMITED AN TYPE WORK ANY SIZE JOB HANDYMAN HOME REPAIR SERVICE EtST. 881-3707 CARPENTRY. NEW and repair, tile floors, painting.

A wgrk. Free reas. rates, 439 0273. wspende1 ceTITngi; paneling, floor. All kinai repairs.

rree est. mmittj, jar-uae. liMODlL, or Knell tons, goos ana anas, zvi-isau. CARPETS CTI Pf Ting, poo1, laker" U.H M. It -nst 'id J-i' l'7, CEMENT WORK cIMInT-steps, walks, drives, oar firs Block work.

Free est. 434 2440 IpeTT. pnrchea, paliee, drives, walkC bitig covers, oonoeo, 357 970 CHIMNEY THIMrWORT No Job) Too Small Oil 8nd Oas llnan 92 CniMNITI ullt. reealrad. lined, cleaned, tn.

sperted. LIC. contreclor. 434-3544. evening In connection with a theft at the Montgomery Ward Company store here.

Dean Martin Loses Dancer, Acquires bi-Tjuv Las Vegas. Nev. (UPI) Craig Martin, 26-year-old son of singer Dean Martin, yesterday married a former dancer In the "Dean Martin Show." The couple was married In a brief civil ceremony by Justice of the 1 1 -ce Joe Pavlikowski. The wedding party then moved to the Riviera Hotel for a reception In the "Bob Hope" suite. The bride, Kami Stevens, 27, was a dancer on the "Dean Martin Show" and the bridegroom is the production supervisor for the television show.

Miss Stevens, who signed her marriage license as Rose Marie Glaisek, Is a native of New York City. Competent craftsmen art found In Classified. ft 't 't fk 't tiritimtnmt mm hn 'at a i. I 4. 0 it.

r. I. 0 a.