The Terre Haute Star from Terre Haute, Indiana • Page 17

THE-TERRE HAUTE STAR, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1950. 17 Fire Destroys Farm Home, 21 Pets Perish PARIS, Dec. the 21 pets of the family of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Propst, including two dogs, six puppies, nine cats, two pigs, a rabbit and a chicken, perished in a fire that destroyed a three-story dwelling! an Edgar County landmark on the Busey farm near Grandview, southwest of Paris.

Mr. Propst, who estimates the damage at $6,000, partially covered by insurance, did not discover the midnight fire until the kitchen, enclosed porch and three outbuildings, all adjoining had fallen, and the dining room walls were about to collapse. IT LJU munn.iu LOY CUMMINS GREENE, Murder in the Air "THE GREAT PLANE ROBBERY" NOW PLAYING! THEBMTLIN BOZOS OP OOMMN1TB FOR BRUISER! David John and Beautiful BRIAN AGAR SUSANNE NOW PLAYING ALSO WABASH Butcher Hog Bids Steady to 25c Up TOTAL BECETPTS cattle. 400; sheep, J.OW. INDIANAPOLIS.

Dec. Butcherliogs today at the local yards werTrteady to 25c higher than yester- average in fairly active dealings. Choice 170 to 240-pound barrows and at $18 to.S18.50. Several hundred head of choice No. 1 and 2 mostly below 225 pounds, brought $18.60 to of 240 to 280 pounds ranged ffonT to uniform near 240 Sounds to S1B.75.

Those of 280 to 310 Sounds sold at $17 to $17.50. Pigs of 120 to 160 pound, rated at $15.50 to Slfl.50. a few at the heavier end to SIT. Sows were about steady with choice 300 to 550-pounders going at S15.2S to $16.25, choice lightweights to $16 JO. Extreme heavies sold at $15 or less.

All slaughter classes of cattle were active. Steers of 1,150 pounds and less and medium to good strong to 50c higher. The majority of good grade steers of 1,150 pounds and less sold at $31.50 to $32.50. A couple of loads of good, near 1.300 pounds were held around $32. Medium and low-good ranged from $29 to $31.50.

Common to meaium mixed native yearlings brought $24 to $30. Small lots of good grade heifers sold at $31 to $32 with bulk medium grades at $27.25 to $30. Cows were strong to 25c higher. Good beef offerings went at $22.25 to $23.50. 2 OF THE YEAR'S BEST MEN PAINTED THC WEST WITH HOOD AND OUKYI New LYCEUM "FIREBALL" Mickey Rooney Pat O'Brien J.

Brown B. Tyler Open 6:30 p.m. Common to medium ranged from $22- earners and cutters, to 119.50, weighty cutters to $20 or more. Bulls were firm with medium to good beef and sausage kinds selling at to Vealers were steady at J36 down. Lambs were fully steady to 25c higher in active dealings.

Yearlings shared in the rise. Good to choice native iambs sold at to mostly at S31JO. Common to mediums went at $25 to $30.50 A load of good to choice 90-pound Westerns sold at J31.50. with a load of high-mediums to good 85-pound mixed native and Westerns at $30.50. Two loads of good to choice 95 to 99- pound Fall shorn Western yearlings rated at $26.75, a load of good to choice 90-pound yearlings at $27.25.

Slaughter ewes held at $9 $15. CHICAGO' LIVESTOCK CHICAGO, Dec. turned strong to 25c higher today on the basis of curtailed receipts from the country. Cattle and sheep were mostly steady to 25 cents higher. Offering of 15,000 hogs for sale was 4.000 fewer than expected by the trade.

Clearance was good on them at $17.73 to $18.50 generally for butcher weights of barrows and gilts. One load made the top of $18.60. Sows brought $15.00 to $17.00. Most high-medium to choice steers and yearlings ranged from $28.50 to $36.00. but choice and choice to prime material, amounting to six loads, went on to $37.50 to $38.00.

Good and choice fed heifers were $32.00 to $35.00. Beef cows topped at $23.00, sausage bulls at $28.25, and choice vealers at $33.00. Ted wooled lambs topped at $31.75, with most getting $31:00 to $31.75. Most shorns were $28.75 to $29.25, Fall-shorns going on to $29.50 and Summer-shorns to $30.00. Ewes topped at $16.75.

Estimated receipts included 8,000 cattle, 600 calves and 2,500 sheep. LAST FLING" Alexis Smith, Zachary Scott ALSO COLOR CARTOON 25th and Washington "CRISIS" Car? Grant Jose Ferrer Cartoon Thll America bj toni Ftinn Latest NEWS Events Musical Act. 25c Till 6 P. 35c. FOR YOU WHO LOVED "STARS IN MY CROWN" HERE IS ANOTHER WONDERFUL FAMILY PICTURE! We know that folks enjoyed and fondly remember the recent M-G-M picture "Stars In My Now, from the same studio, comes another picture in the same mood arid spirit.

Like its predecessor, it also won the Parent's Magazine Medal of Merit. It tells a story of people you know End-understand, folks like those who live in this town. It has honest humor, real warmth and powerful entertainment. We ask you to see it on our recommendation for we sincerely feel you'll love it! M-G-M presents The Next Voice You JAMES WHITMORE-NANCY DAVIS CHARLES SCHNEE SMHM WILLIAM A. WELLMAN DORE SCHARY A PICTUW STARTS SATURDAY TONIGHT IS FAMILY BARGAINS NIGHT Aduitsioc Brinr Wb.le Family.

GENE TIERNtY REX HARRISON GEORGE SANDERS Blondie's igDeal Slight Loss Made By Stock Market STOCK MARKET AVERAGES Compiled br the Associated Prm Net Tuesday Previous day. Week Week Month Tear ago 1950 tilfh. low 1949 BOND MARKET NEW YOBK, Dec. breezes blew a little stronger in the corporate bond market today. The market was just about able to keep Its balance and at the close gains and losses were evenly distributed through the list.

A six-day rally by railroad obligations subsides, at least temporarily, in unsettled trading. The day's volume sagged to S4.330.000. par value, from 55.170,000 Monday. Dog bones have been found in Ohio Indian mounds. OPEN 9:30 SAVOY GARY COOPER IN "BEAU GESTE" PLUS "Gym 'Jams" and "Young Dr.

Sam" rain i a "LOVE THAT BRUTE" Paul Douglas, Jean Peters Cartoon and Pete Smith Special GARFIELD 'Blue Grass of Kentucky' Bill Williams, Jane Nigh 'Flying Wild' Leo Gorcy and Bowery Boys -siis JOHN FORD'S MOST POWERFUL DRAMA! RIO GRAND! Mania? JOWWAYMt-MWIRHN O'HARA fin IUITCUET.M.-ClllimU$ by JOHN FORD A REPUMJC PICTURE featuring NUT ffmras WH TIE NOW SHOWING One of the Biggest Westerns Ever Made Ridii PECK-BAXTER. WIDMARKJ YflLOWSW OPENS TONIGHT FOR 3 NIGHTS MUNICIPAL MUSICALS BRIGADOON STUDENT UNION AUDITORIUM 8P.M TICKETS NOW TERRE HAUTE HOUSE 60c. $1.20. $1.80. $2.40 TAX INCLUDED BRIGADOON CAST OF 60 20-PC.

ORCHESTRA MAIL ORDERS FILLED SWAN FERRER BEATRICE PEARSON IDAHO ANDREWS-TIERNEY WHERE THE SIDEWALK ENDS GARYMERRIU. CHILDREN UNDER IS ADMITTED FREE WHEX WITH ADULTS. GRAND POWELL MONTALBAN LouisCALHERN -Ann HARDING 1949 low 11.1 NEW YOHK. Dec. ing price currents swirled through the rtocfc market today.

Profit-taking sales clipped many Issues which advanced in yesterday's sparkling while large assortment of other stocks displaced independent strength. Final results showed a thorough mixture of gains and losses, most limited to less than $1 a share. Sales volume piled up to an impressive 2440,000 shares despite the absence any clear-cut ideas on prices. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks lost 30c at $85 a share. The rail group dragged down the rest of the market for Industrials on average showed a slight gain and utilities only a negli gible loss.

Up in the Curb were Barium Steel Cities Service, Creole Petroleum, Electric Bond and Share, Humble Oil. Illinois Zinc U. S. Radiator. Tishman Healty Pantepec Oil, Pancoastal Oil and Lout siana Land.

Cessna Aircraft slipped, with Dumon Lab Pratt Sc Lambert, Molyb Denum and National Bellas Hess. Sale of 440.000 shares compared with 410.00C Monday. Thirty Fifteen Fifteen Industrials Rails Utllitle ..114.5 .114.3 99.3 .113.4 97.8 Off .9 Off.I 38J 44.7 39.8 44.8 53.2 44.7 5S.e 44.7 S4.S 43.7 35.5 42.7 59.8 47." 39.6 4J.2 40.2 43.6 19.6 3S.2 GRAIN MARKET CHICAGO. Dec. 12.

i AP) Heavj profit cashing toward the close of today's Board of Trade session lef grains mixed, after new highs were es ta Wished in sdme deliveries of wheat corn, oats and lard. Although wheat continued yesterday's dosing rally, most traders were conten to take the day's profit. Wheat started firm, but eased off and at the close was higher to 3 ic lower corn was to Vic lower, oats were BC higher to Uc lower, rye was Ic to Hie higher, soybeans were Uc higher to 1H lower, and lard was 3c lower to lOc a hundredweight higher. LOCAL MARKETS Poultry and Produce receipts, 44 Ibs. net weight per case and up and country prices, 51c; heavy breed hens, 18c; horn hens.

15c: cocks. lOc. Grain and Feed shell $1.60. Soybean Yellow, black and mixed, $2.41. Business Women Will Hear Christmas Story Mrs.

Rachel Davis of the Story League of Terre Haute will tell the Christmas story at the Christmas party of the Business ana Professional Women's Club to be held in the Wabash Room of the Tene Haute House tonight. The dinner meeting will stari at 6:30 o'clock. Christmas decorations willbe used and there wil be a Christmas tree with a Santa to distribute the gifts. the music committee of which Henrietta Kadel anc Gertrude Horton are co-chairmen and the constitution and by-laws committee of which Lila A. Sturtevant and Rosella Lunsford are co chairmen will be hostesses for the party.

READY MONEY- QUICK CASH LOANS LOANS OF ALL KINDS FOR ALL PURPOSES Call or See AMERICAN LOAN FINANCE COMPANY 24 Ji. 6th St. Chanticleer Phone C-6011. SHOP with CASH If you need money to make Seasonal Purchases. Call on us.

Stop in or Phone Today Indiana Loan Co. C-3202 881M: Wabasb Here's where you get SHOPPING CASH F-A-S-T In less than 60 seconds you can start seasonal cash your Just phone and RESERT-A- LOAN. Tell us over the phone how much you we'll have the money ready to pick up in one short visit. Make all arrangements over the phone. Then stop in.

Corner 7th and Wabasb and Floor 205 Fairbanks Blk. Entrance Wabash Ave. Crawford 6065 THEATER PROGRAMS ANNOUNCEMENTS- 1 ANNOUNCEMENTS- Weeks with Love," with Jane Powell, Ricardo Montalban and Ann Harding, at 1. 2:45, 4:30, 6:20, 8:05 and o'clock. A A II "Breakthrough," with David-Brian, John Agar and Frank Lovejoy.

at 1:19, 3:21, 5:25, 7:29 and 9:33 o'clock. Grande." withi John Wayne, Maureen O'Hara and Ben Johnson, at 1:09, 3:12, 7:18 and 9:21 o'clock. This Be Sin," with Myraa Loy and Richard Greene, and "The Great Plane Robbery," with Tom Conway. LIBERT? "Dark City," with Charlton Heston and Lizabeth Scott, and "Copper Canyon." with Ray MUland and Hedy Lamarr. Ghost and Mrs.

Muir," with Gene Tierney and Rex Harrison, and "Blondie's Big Deal," with Penny Singleton and Arthur Lake. the Sidewalk Ends." Grass of Kentucky" and "Adventure's End." to Bataan." Sky." Boundaries." That Last Fling." Geste." Watermelons do not require ex traordinary amounts of rain. Additional Lines VITAL STATISTICS COURT ENTRIES Superior Court Fred Juris, by his next friend. Mary Juris, vs. Grace Vivian Mays, damages Paul F.

Wells. Charles S. Batt Realty Company vs Phil Redd and Josephine Redd, rent due Samuel E. Beecher, Jr. Superior, Court No.

2 Marjorie C. Kraemer vs. Alfred Kra mer. divorce. Mann.

Stohr and Mann. Theta B. Stewart vs. Stanton C. Stewart, divorce.

Hunter J. von Leer. Doris Elizabeth Kelso vs. William Cyreal Kelso. divorce.

Winfield M. Fox. Geraldine Shuck vs. Noel B. Shuck divorce.

Lee L. Criss. Evelyn Pine vs. John Pine, separation from bed and board. Sam Beecher.

George O. Nichols and John G. Nichols partners, doing business as Public Loan Company, vs. Andrew Berkley, on note Paul O. Hertwig.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Wayne D. Rader et ux. to Herman Stephens, lots 105 and 106. Warren Raymond Flint et ux. to Robert Gibbons et part of ru e.

Si, sec. 26 twp 12 SI. Lela E. Printice to Roy P. Duvall.

lol 15, Taber Ic Bait's SI. Clifford E. Guthrie et ux. to Donalc W. Scott et lots 124 and 125.

Broad Florence Nieft to Howard Nieft, lol 841, first Vandalia Park; SI. RECENT BIRTHS To Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Ceding R.

3, Brazil, a boy, John Walter, Nov 4. St. Anthony's Hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford E. Bigger 1228 South Eleventh and One-half street boy, Clifford Allen. 24. To Mr. and Mrs.

Theodore J. Hauer Prairieton. a boy. Jerry Wayne, Nov 24. St.

Anthony's Hospital. To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Scami- horn, R.

R. 1, Rosedale. a girl. Deborah Jean. Nov.

30. St. Anthony's Hospital. To Mr. and Mrs.

Lowell R. Metcalf 2342 Seabury Avenue, a boy, Stephen Wayne. Nov. 30. To Mr.

and Mrs. Irving R. Eyster. 106 Madison Boulevard, a girl, Barbara rS eC and Mrs. Francis J.

Thiel R. R. 3. West Terre Haute, a ael Adrian, Dec. 1, St.

Anthonys Hl and Mrs. William R. O'Rourke Marshall. 111., a girl. Theresa Jean, Dec 1.

St. Anthony's Hospital. To Mr. and Mrs. James L.

Phelps, Wes Terre Haute, a boy. James Leroy. II Dec 1. St. Anthony's Hospital.

To Mr. and Mrs. Dean Roberts. Casey 111., a boy, Edward Marion, Dec. 1, St and Mrs! Donald G.

McGrew 2534 North Fourteenth Street, a girl Diana Lynn, Dec. 2. To Mr. and Mrs. Robert E.

North Twenty-third Street, a boy, Micho. W. Rudisel. Uni' 18-B. Fairbanks Park, a boy, James To Mrs.

Charles E. Bline 4 Casey, 111., a boy, Stephen Alan Dec. 4. St. Anthony's Hospital.

To Mr. and Mrs. Emerole J. Johnson I R. 3.

West Terre Haute, a boy. Em Jefferson, Dec. 5. St. Anthony r.

and Mrs. Billy D. Ritchey. 113 Pleasant Avenue, a girl, Carolyn Jayne To Mr. and Mrs.

Albert XV. Terrell Casey, 111., a girl, Sharon Jeannette, Dec 7, Union Hospital. To Mr. and Mrs. Roy O.

Tawney. 1432 North Sixth Street, a boy. Michael Dec 7 To Mr and Mrs. Marion R. Shawver Casey, a girl, Carol Jean.

Dec. 8 Union Hospital. To Mr. and Mrs. Eugene P.

Hazen 1130 North Fruitridge Avenue, a girl Beverly Jean, Dec. 9. To Mr. and Mrs. Donald L.

Gnssom Casey, 111., a boy. Michael Eugene, Dec 9, Union Hospital. BUILDING PERMITS Ohmer D. Vance. 302 North Fifteenth Street, wreck house.

$150. Dec. 12. Charles Clift. 1523 South Eighteentt Street, remodel, $200.

Dec. 11. LEGAL NOTICES- NOTICE TO BIDDERS. Notice is hereby given that the Tow of West Terre Haute. Indiana, will re ceive sealed bids for the purchase rental of fire equipment to be construct ed and mounted on a chassis to be fur nished by said town until 7:30 o'cloc P.

M. on the 2nd day of January, 1951 at the Town HaU in West Terre Haut. Indiana, at which time and place all bids will be publicly opened. Specifications are now on file at the Town Hall an may be secured by prospective bidders The town reserves the right to rejec "OF WEST TERRE HAUTE. INDIANA.

By JOHN CUSICK. Clerk. NOTICE OF SALE. The following refused freight to sold at salvage safes. 224 Wabash Ave nue, on December 20.

1950: 1 Carton Fluorescent Fixtures con to General Mills, Harrisburg 2 Gas Cylinders consigned to Kineste Chemical Company. Keamy, N. J. 1 Coin-Operated Machine consigned tt Joe Watkins. Baltimore, Md.

CASH for WINTER WELFARE FINANCE CORP. 24 S. 7th C-M81; The HOLIDAY SEASON is just around the corner. This time of year is no doubt the most pleasant time and the most expensive time. Rather than obligate yourself with numerous bills with high payments come to the EAST SIDE LOAN CO.

and get enough money to pay cash for all of your seasonal needs. EAST SIDE LOAN Inc. 1323 Wabash Ave. C-3315. TKIBTJNE-STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS Minimum Charge (2 JSSS SS Sunday (2 Lines' .56 AD DEPARTMENT OPEX 3 A.

M. to 7:45 P. M. Week Days. 8 A.

M. to 6 P. M. to 7:45 P. M.

Sunday. Ask for An Ad-Visor. CALL C-1331. Say "Charge It. Piease your the are e.s pO sib Ask About Our Special Contract Rates.

MALE MALE MAINTENANCE MECHANICS NEEDED AT ONCE! Experienced 1st and 2nd Class Maintenance Electricians. Pipe Fitters. Millwrights, Mechanics and Instrument Mechanics are required by DU PONT OPERATIONS. Apply DuPont Representative CLINTON HOTEL. CLINTON.

IND. THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY DECEMBER 14. 15. Hi 9 A. M.

to 3 P. M. (NOTE: No Helpers, Laborers. Truck Drivers. Patrolmen, or Automotive Mechanics need EXCELLENT care given children In my LODGE NOTICES- HOME BAKED do-nuts and rolls xrved every evening.

Open 'til I a.m. Davis Restaurant. 875 Wabash ave. CALLED meeting of Wm. Perm Lnriee No 727.

F. A. Wednesday'. Dec. 13, 1950.

6:30 m. Work on E. A. Degree. Visitors' welcome.

XT HERSCHEL B. AUG. W. M. CLONE G.

HALL. Secy. STOP IN for some homemade chill. Polly Bud's. 3810 Wabash.

Open 'til 12. Dec. 13. 7:30 m. Work on HARRY'BREWER, w.

M. ROBERT LUCAS. Secy. MOOSE LODGE 663H Wednesday night. J.

R. Coakley. secy. WAVE your Xmas permanent yet? Permanents. $4 up.

Shampoo and wave. HSe up Helen's Beauty. 70B14 Ohio. C-7B23. IN 'liPmemory of our dear Mother, Lucy who passed away ten years a co today.

Dec. 13, 1940. December comes with regret. A month we never shall forget. The depth of our sorrow we cannot tell.

let memory we shall always PARISH. GRACE TAPANO. RUS- SELt PAYNE. COX In loving memory of Carlyle Cox. who FAMILY.

HOME NURSING SERVICE- male or female. 705 S. 7th st. PERSONALS- LICENSED teacher will give structions in your home to handicapped Ihildren. adults, chronically 111.

art needlecraft, sewing and tailoring, etc. Boa 334. Tribune-Star. TUNED to the times, new plastic type wate? clear Glaxo linoleum coating. End" waxing.

Mels Downstairs Store. YOU said it. Fina Foam cleans auto up holstery like nobody's business. Roots Notion. 1st floor.

C-5757. CATHERINE'S Massage Salon, By appointment S. 8th. PERSONALIZED picture from your negative. Ic Photo.

C- CHIROPRACTIC and vapor baths Dr M. C. Grainger. 439 N. 9th.

C-6955. SWEDISH massage. Hydro Therapy for better health. H-4094. OF INTEREST TO NEW PLACE to buy plaques and ftg- C-2731.

LAMP BASES and figurines, painted and ChotceNovelty Shop, 119 N. 2nd. Gyroducinff. Look well, sleep well, growsHm. 214 Opera Bldg.

C-1525. STRETCH your gift dollar with hand made specials at Nifty Gift Shop, 2944 S. 8th st. HOME GIFT SHOP Give handmade Indian jewelry, dolls, etc. Reasonably priced at 2221 Seabury.

etc. BEAUTIFUL tewelry for Xmas Herb Fischer watchmaker. 1234 Wabash. lerD riscircr "FULLER Brush Service. Call C-5B61.

Fred J. Buttrey. 115 S. DRESS making, alterations and sewing. Pickup and delivery.

H-a720. LADIES electrify your sewing machine while material is available. C-7447 BETTER service at better prices. Fashion Beauty Shop.505 S. 8th.

DELICIOUS FOODS AND BEVERAGES- SHOPPERS 1 Special Plate lunches. 35c dinners, 50c. Johnnie's Grill, 21 S. 5th. SPECIAL cakej for all occasions.

Ladson's Bakeries. C-2466. C-6851. C-7839 CHICKEN cater to special parties. For reservations call C-2801.

BEAUTY up. No appointment necessary. Huffer's Beauty Shop. 677'j Wabash. PERMANENTS.

W.50 and up. Fern Ladson. So. Side Beauty. 1518 S.

6tt. L-1271. ALMA OWENS HARPER. 2912 S. 8rh.

Permanents. S3 up; cold wave. V. OIL permanent waves. $3 up Camille Mitchell.

9 S. 13th. C-4082. PERMANENTS. $3 up: cold waves, $6 up.

Ida Mae's. 19th and Locust. H-9431. TOURS-TRANSPORTATION GOING down east coast of Florida Thursday. Can take one or two gers References exchanged.

B-24SB. After p. m. H-B275. LOST AND FOUND- and Walker, black and white with brown ears.

Answers "Duke, in vicinity of 15th and Beech or Lafayette and 8th Call H-7152 or 1509 Beech. Reward. of glasses, shell rim, gold trim, in vicinity of 300-70O block N. fllh st. 810 N.

9th. C-5778. rule. Thursday. 7:15 a.m..

bus. Inform Paul Elliott. Reward. C-8552. billfold, containing money and valuable papers.

Reward. L-3025. ruby ring in downtown district. Reward. C-7878.

LOST English bulldog, brindle. 18 months old. Name "Wimpy." Call L-3307. EMPLOYMENT- ACCEPT NOTHING LESS THAN THE BEST Become a skilled mechanic, have a good job high wages, mechanically Inclined men check Into this offer. All Money-Making Trades Automotive Mechanics Body and Fender Repairini Dlesiel Mechanics Electric! ty-Hadlo Refrigeration Appliance Repairing Air-conditioning Construction Training in any one of the above trades in a few short months.

Earn white you learn. Part time jobs and living faclli- tiei available. GI approved. Non-vets accepted. Immediate openings.

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CIVIL SERVICE JOBS! Start high as S3.4SO year Secure positions. Qualify now for many expected openings. Experience usually unnecessary write- for free 40-page book: nhows Jobs, salaries, sample tests Box 199. Tribune-Star. MALE HELP- AFGHANS, all wool, hand made, attractive patterns.

C-2201. GRACE MILLER'S Shop-Dress hems. coat hems, alterations. 413 Ohio. C-7164.

ITJH coats restyled. capes and Collars made. Grace Bernon. 49 S. Mth.

c-3173. CUSTOM tailored draperies and curtains. H-8633. LEGAL NON-RESIDENT NOTICE. State of Indiana.

Vigo County, ss: In the Vigo Circuit Court Probate Division November Term. 1950. William Thomas. Administrator of tne Estate of Mary Crutcher. Deceased.

Vs Thomas Petty. Robert Petty. Samie Petty. Douglas Petty. Mah Petty Emma Wallace.

Sallie Mae Powers and Virginia Gordon Estate Number 19831. Be it Known that on the 28th day of November. 1950. said plaintiff filed affidavit In due form showing that the defendants. Thomas Petty.

Robert Petty. Samie Petty. Douglas Petty. Jrtah Petty. Emma Wallace.

Sallie Mae Powers and Virginia Gordon are non-residents of the State of Indiana and are necessary parties to the complaint herein; and that the object of said action is petition to sell real estate. Said non-resident de- fendantT are now. therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action against them and that the same will stand for trial on the 30th day of January 1951. the same being the 58tn judicial day of the said November term. 1350 a laid Court, and unless said defendant or defendants appear and answer or demur to said complamt at said date, the same will be heard and de- seal of WANTED EXPERIENCED WATCHMAKER Must be thoroughly capable and have the best of references.

Good salary. Permanent. BOX 301, TRIBUNE-STAR DANIEL E. KYLE. Atty.

NOTICE TO HEIRS. CREDrfoRS, ETC. In the Matter of the Estate of Mary Smith. Deceased. In the Vigo Circuit Court.

November Notice is" hereby given that Anna TA. Smith as administratrix of the estate of Mary M. Smith, deceased, has presented and filed her account and vouchers final settlement of said estate, and that the same win come ap for examination and action of said Circuit Court, on the 10th day of January, 1951. at which time all heirs, creditors, devisees, legatees of said decedent and all persons interested in said estate are recniired to appear in said Court and show cause, if any there be why said account and vouchers should not be approved- And the heirs, devisees and legatees of said decedent and-all others interested in said esta.e are al-o hereby required, at the time and place aforefaid. to appear and ma.ce proof of their hen-ship or claim to any part of said estate.

Witness, tie Clerk and seal of said Vigo Circuit Court, at Terre Haute, Indiana, this Ilth day ol December. 1930. HOWARD O'LADGHLDJ, Clerk of Vigo Circuit Court (AM HEZCHZK, Attorney. SR. ACCOUNTANT Age 25 to 35.

Two good openings for accounting majors with heavy accounting experience. A pleasant personality Is a prime requisite as these two positions require buii- ness management contracts. This position will afford you with an opportunity to reach the top In this profession. Best of pav and fee paid by employer. PERSONNEL PLACEMENT SERVICE.

'Licensed Agency.) Room 400. Grand Opera. I Have to Hire a Man at once In the territory covered by paper to help our district manager handle our increasing business This worlc is in line with prgram advocated by the Department of Agriculture. Must have car. Permanent work, good pay for man who has had some farm experience.

Write Box 328. Experience Good hours, wages. 20 miles from Terre Haute. Give experience and references. Box 313, Tribune-Star.

MECHANICS, ford experience preferred. $50 wk. guaranteed. A-l work conditions. Service John Hays.

133 S. EXPERIENCED coal truck driver to deliver, dump and shovel orders. Apply Spring Hill Mine. S. 25th st.

EXPERIENCED cab driver over 25 years old. 221 W. Paris W. T. H.

Apply Steak 'N' Shake. 12 Points. FOUNTAIN porter. Hours 3 p.m.-10 P-m. Hook's Drugs.

529 Wabash. FEMALE HELP- HEAD COOK Capable of kitchen management. Good wages State experience and references. Nearby town. Box 312.

Tribune-Star. BOOKKEEPER Permanent job. nice i starting salary, advancement. General 'knowledge of bookkeeping for handling 1 complete set of books Call C-5941 for i appointment. opportunity for fast and accurate typist.

Good starting salary. 5-day week- Call C-2380 for appointment. MIDDLE AGED lady, needing home, to take complete charge of house and 3-yr old boy. Private room. 113Z S.

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