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11 STAR-PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1950 Auto Accessories Parts 15 Special Notices i BRICK BRADFORD By Clarence Gray State Aid BUT YOU DIDN'T GET Xpy- for Fairs Sought Indianapolis, Jan. 3 UF The Indiana Association of County and District Fairs took up todzy the problem of eliminating gambling at the fair grounds. Most of the discussion was informal but Curti3 Russell of North Vernon, chairman of the association's legislative committee, advanced a plan of state aid to the county fairs. "If we can get this state aid we can clean up our fairs," Russell said, adding that the assistance is needed "because we're surrounded by states that provide money for premiums on agricultural exhibits." Dates for Fair Set Kusseu said a bill providing for state help to the county fairs is Cbunty being prepared for introduction atjporary water resources policy com THE PART ABOUT THE 5MOKEBALLS, EH Expect Battle in Filling 2nd District Post Indianapolis, Jan. 3 (JP) Second District Republicans may have a pitched battle over the district chairmanship to be filled January 16 at Winamac.

Usually well informed sources said today Iceland Smith, Logans-port lawyer and Cass County chairman, would have the backing of U. S. Senators Capehart and Jen- ner, Rep. Charles A. Halleck, district congressman, a leader of the grief-suffering Hobart Cheighton, who, defeated Senator Jenner for the governorship nomination in 1948, S3id that group would have a candidate for the chairmanship.

This leader, however, declined to advance any names. Dixon Directs Capehart Drive Dixon resigned last week to manage Senator Capehart's campaign fori, renomination and reelection. The clash between the two factions came nearly a year ago in the Sixths-district. The Capehart-Jenner forces were successful in electing Ollie Berry, of Lebanon, as district head. Smith is the oldest county chairman from the standpoint of service in the 12-county district.

He formerly was Logansport city attorney. A key figure in the Capehart-Jenner camp said the group has 14 votes one more than i.eces-sajry for Smith. This, however, was disputed by leaders on the other side. They said there were "enough still undecided" to iwing the election. There has been factional difficulty in the traditionally Republican district for many months.

The latest outbreak came several weeks-ago when the influential Lafayette Journal and Courier editorially told Dixon to either resign- as district head or quit as Capehart's campaign director. Rep. Halleck, majority leader of the 80th Congress, is a candidate for renomination in the May Nomination on the Republican congressional ticket is tantamount to election in the Second district. Halleck has been in Congress since 1935. Rename Judge Morris to State Mental Body Indianapolis, Jan.

3 (P) Governor Schricker today reappointed two members of the board for the Indiana State Teachers' Colleges. They are Robert M. Critchfield, Anderson, and John M. Heller, De catur. The reappointments are for four years effective Friday.

The governor also reappointed Judge John H. Morris, of Henry Circuit Court, to the state mental health council for a four-year term. TRUSTEES, BOARDS MEET Township trustees met with their advisory boards last night in annual sessions to make their financial reports, including all receipts and expenditures during the year just closed. Legal publication of the reports is required by law during the coming 30 days. i MODEL A FORD Motor like new.

Good l-laeh tire and tube and other parts good. Ormlchael and Son, 13th and Macedonia. Repairing Service Sta. 17 GASOLXNI TANK LEAKS Stopped Whila Ton Walt Dafl 7J0 ttl East Tth. Wanted Automotive 18 CASH FOR GOOD CARS "37 to '42 Models RAY V.

NULL 1187 S. Walnut U01 S. Wain at CASH for your esr or qulty. Smtllns Irishman. 1111 Madison.

Ph. S42S. Business Service 22 APPLIANCE SERVICE 22-B Maytag, Speed Queen, ABC Factory Authorized Servlca Wringer Rolls for All Makes WASHER CINN. 106 N. Mulberry St.

Phone 2-2109 Phone 2-2109 BURNS SWEEPER SHOP Compete Service for Any Mska, WRINGER ROLLS 1402 S. Wanut St Phon S-13S1 TED'S WASHER REPAIR AU Makes No Hith FaluUng Prices Call 2-674SV Washer and Sweeper Service Parts for All Makes PANCHER'S SERVICE Work Guaranteed Phono 2-7831 BUSINESS SERVICE 22-C DOES your basement leak or havs moisture in It. Are you interested in setting It fixed. Can guarantee you satisfaction. Prices reasonable, estimates free.

Ph. 9 Modoc. Ind. BUILDING CONTRACTORS 22-D 1 GUARANTEED WATER PROOFING Bassment work, termite ronirot, as. a.

Duncan, 2101 Pauline. Dial M8L CONTRACTING All kinds. Remodeling; brick siding; flue work a specialty. Ph. 3-2050.

WANTED Sewers and water lines to dig Septic tanks to install. Phon -1543. CARPENTRY 22-JK CHIMNEYS to build or repair, any kind; floor levellngs: interior decorating; car pentry or masonry work. Best of refer- encee. no oown payment jb mos.

pay. For free estimate. Foster Horn Improvement Co. Ph. 3-335.

i CARPENTER work wanted. Harry Dun- kin. Ph. 2-2823. I CLEANERS-LA UND EKEKS 22-F ROBOLD'S cIeer Formerly Co-Owner of th Guarantee Rug and Furniture Cleaners We Clean Rugs Without Shrinkage or Loss of Sizing! We ecu for and Deliver Ph.

3-4986 Rear 21 5 E. North Chief Rug-Fumtture Cleaners IN HOME OR PLANT Phon 2-21(1 3121 S. Madison Earl Mac. Mgr. RUG.

FURNITURE CLEANERS Sam Locution Sine 1604 130 E. Willard. Phon SIR RALPH E. PETTI FORD, Mgr. Call Us for Quality RUG CLEANING FRENCH STEAM DYE WORKS 411 X.

Main Phon Mil Rug and Furniture Cleaner HOT S. Brady Ph. 2.13? Kllard R. Pettiford, owner C. C.

ZIMMERMAN Guarantee Rue and Furnituv Clanr PHONE 112 Hoyt Ave, at 10th St. LET US beautify your kitchen or bathroom. Completely dona over, new li noleum, paper, etc. No down payment. Call O013.

WANTED Curtain, fin linen and piece washings, lac tablecloth and men snirts. pnona 470. SPECIAL LAUNDRT Curtains, linens. Ilk. 735 N.

Elm. Phon 8941. WASH7NOS, Ironings, and repair. Guar anteed. Ph.

2-6225. WANTED Washings Rugs and blankets. Phone 2-M40. EXCAVATING tS-Q Special Attention Civen tor EXCAVATING Basements, Foundations, Grading, Leveling, Bulldozing also WASH SAND and GRAVEL Muncie Excavating Co 1900 Petty Road Dial 47S0 or 2-1919 HEUER INC. 418 KILGORE AVE.

Ph. 2-7657 EXCAVATING SAND. GRAVEL and STONS It you hav a basument, ditch, or leveling or ground, call Heuer Bros. lor quick and satisfactory service. FURNITURE REPAIRING tF LATEST equipment for furn.

repairing. Residing, spraying, etc. Mark Woodworkers, 2703 S. Monroe. Ph.

3-4424. FURNACE REPAIRING 34-HBv SERVICE Furnaoe, stokers and oil burner. Bryan and Studebaker. Ph. S-44A3 or 2-06AS.

Automotive Display ULL COU CAUGHT ME JUST RIGHT, -SANDY, WITH YOUK VACATION Olds Appointed Member of Water Resources Body Washington. Jan- 3 UP Presl- dent Truman today created a tern mission and named Leland Olds as member of it. Olds is the former federal power commissioner whose reappointment to the FPC was rejected by the Senate at the last session of Congress. Senatorial critics of Olds called him a radical. The new water resources commission has seven members and Is to study and make recommendations on federal laws and policies nt Truman chos Morris Cooke.

Philadelphia engineer, as chairman of the group. Other members are President R. Renne of Montana State Col lege; Lewis W. Jones, president of the University of Arkansas; Gil bert White, president of Haverford College; Samuel B. Morris of the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, and Paul S.

Burgess, dean of the University of Arizona's College of Agriculture. Neiv Flare-Up Marks Day in Bridges Trial San Francisco, Jan. 3 (UYP.) Defense Attorney Vincent Hallinan touched off another flare-up at the Harry Bridges perjury-conspiracy trial today when he asked former Communist, government witness if "his gang" had authoied soeeches for the late President Roosevelt. 1 Hallinan began the 27th day of the trial by sharply questioning Paul Crouch, Miami newspaperman who testified earlier Bridges was elected in 1936 and 1933 to the party's policy-making central committee, on his writing of a resolution read by the Longshore boss at state CIO convention in 1941. Chief Prosecutor F.

Joseph Dono-hue rose to his feet to shout an objection when the fiery defense counsel abruptly asked the witness: "Was your gang writing Presi dent Roosevelt's speeches at that time?" In the argument that followed Hallinan said his question had to "with a remark I made the other day about this man's mentality." Hs finally reframed the "Did your gang at 121 Haight street (former state headquarters the Communist party) write President Roosevelt's speeches?" Acidly, Crouch replied he didn't know who wrote the speeches, but remarked President Roosevelt was as anti-fascist before Germany invaded Russia as after. Summitville Sumrnitville, Jan. 3 Mrs. Mildred Gaither, of Cedar Lake, and Mrs. Helen Stanley, of Elk hart, were Tecent guests of their father, Arthur Jones.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Verble of Chattonouge, are the par ent of a daughter born at the St. John'a HospHal in Anderson. Mrs.

Berble is the former Miss Luclle O'Brien, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. O'Brien, of Summitville.

Relatives and friends have re ceived word of the serious illness of Dr. Herbert Thurston, a former resident of this community. He was stricken at his home in Indian spoils and was moved to an Indianapolis hospital. Dr. Thurston Is the- son of the late John F.

P. Thurston. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thompson and daughter, of Indianapolis, Mr.

and Mrs. Norman Phelps and daughter, of Columbus. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grover VanNess and Dr.

and Mrs. William VanNee over the week end. Mrs. Martha Dwight. of Hunt ington.

W. Miss Alica Dwight and Mr. Smith, of Cincinnati, were week-end guests of Rev. and Mrs. Gearhart and family.

Tha South and East Club will entertain their families with a dinner Saturday evening at Shady Acres. The Psi Iota XI sorority mem bers entertained their husbands and friends at a party on New Year's Eve in the Lion's Den at snaay Acres. About ,40 persons attended. ZA. -5 v- Business Service 22 FURNACE REPAIRING 12-J A Heater for Every Need E-Z Terms ACE HEATING SERVICE 1200 E.

18th Phone 3-463S FURNACE CLEANING REPAIRING REBUILDING New Furnaces Liberal Terrru Premier Bryant Duo Therm Phone 7996 KELSEY Jackson St. 107 W. MOVING AND STORAGE Move by Reed's SAFELY AND ECONOMICALLY Local and Lons Distance DIAL 2-5176 MOVING AND STORAGE PACKING CRATING Experienced Workmen. FuUy In sured. Prompt service Muncie Auction Storage Co.

PHONE 4607 Hardesty-Mayf lower Ca LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE MOVING PACKING CRATING Furniture St Merchandise Storage Phone 4413 622 Broadway Muncie, Ind. HAULING of all kinds. Any time. Trash, cinders, crushsd stone, gravel, top dirt, driveways built and repaired. Ph.

3-04M. MOVINO and hauling. Experienced help. Reasonable rates. Closed van.

Ph. MOVINO of aU kind. No lob too large or too smalt Phon 3-1709 or 2-0728. LIGHT cioving and hauling. Dependable service.

Day or night. Ph. iMt. VETERANS General hauling of aU kinds, and delivery service. Ph.

4619. LIGHT HAULING Package delivery. Reasonable. Phon S-4807. MOVINO and hauling.

Ph. 2-2814 or 3-2681. Reasonable rates. SEWING MACHINE REP'R 22-P ATTENTION Let us eopvsrt roar treadl tawing ma chine to an electric; free atlmttta aa repair and conversion costs. Singer Sewing Machine Co.

114 S. Walnut St. Phon 6S74 or 79 SEWING MACHINE SWEEPER REPAIR STAMFORD'S. 20T N. High.

Phon 2-3147 Wickersham 108 N. Jefferson. Phon 3-1527 Sewing Machine repaired. Ouaranted SEWER-SEPTIC CLEANING 22-Q Sewer Cloqqed? Call 2-1941 or "2-5174 GUY R. TAYLOR CO.

Sewers Drains Tile Ditches Anywhere, Kind, Size, Length 1619 W. 8th St, Fully Insured Sanitary Septic Tank Co. Septio tanks, cesspools, cisterns, catch basin to. Free estimate. Low rate.

"If It can pumped can pump It." Ph. 3-7420 or 2-7860 1719 W. 17th CESS POOLS, spti tanks, toilet vaults vacuum cleaned, sewers, basement drain eleaner with electrlo cutting knife. Ph. 3-143.

i SEPTIC tanks, cess pools and outside tol let. Ph 2-0401. ROOFING-TINNERS "22Tii n. E. 'DAVIS Sheet Metal Shop, all types ht metal and furnace work mile west on River Road.

Phon $-1091 Automotive Displau: QUALITY CARS 1948 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR 1947 PLYMOUTH SPEC. 4-DOOH 1946 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER SEDAN 1946 CHRYSLER WINDSOR CLUB COUPE 1946 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR 1941 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR 1941 PLYMOUTH COUPE 4 1939 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR 1940 HUDSON 4-DOOR 1937 CHRYSLER 4-DOOR. $145 1936 PLYMOUTH 2-DOOR, $195 1936 PLYMOUTH COUPE, $65 ASK ABOUT OCR WRITTEN GUARANTEE HOLMES MADD0X CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 225 N. High St. Phone 3-3559 TODAY'S SPECIALS 1937 DODCE 4-DOOR SEDAN New tires, original paint.

$149 1946 CHEV. F. M. 2-DOOR Radio, heater, whitewall tire. $998 HAP CLARK SALES Your Friendly Hudson Dealer USED CAR LOT 317 N.

Franklin Phone 2-1433 Automotive Display NULL Uted Car, Dealer e. the 1951 session of the state legislature. Tentative dates for 50 county fairs to be held this year were announced. They include: July 2-8, Anderson; July 9-15, Montpelier; July 16-22, Columbus; July 23-23, Rockport, North Vernon. JJogansport, Lawrence burg nd Greensburg 4-H Club fair; July 30-August 5, Boonville, Johnson County 4-H, Osgood, Muncie and rrr WaA-lB S-JX.

JJl LKJtVVlllB -ri. Shelbyville, Portland, Greencastle, Scottsburg, Brownstown, Hunting burg, Washington 4-H, Bicknell and Centerville; August 13-19, Faivtew, Salem, Princeton, Con- nersville, Kendallville. Blackford Count 4-H, Rockville, Bloomlngton, LaPorte, Rensselaer, Carlyle, Spen- cer. August 20-26, Crown Point, Frankfort, Rising Sun, Corydon, Lyons, Terre Haute and Goshen; August 27-September 2, Converse; September 3-9, Sunman, Kentland; September 10-16, Akron, Bourbon; September 17-23, Bluffton. Hospital Inspectors to Get Instructions Indianapolis, Jan, 3 (P) Hoa- pitala throughout Indiana are to be Inspected for fire and safety haz ards within the next few month A task force of 100 fire and casualty engineers will assemble tier tomorrow to receive final in structions, for making the inspections.

Tha force will make reports on conditions found in thevhospitals and these will be given confi dentially to the hospitals inspected. The survey is to be made under direction of the Indiana rating bureau. WSUA to Close Down in Bloomington Jan. 5 Bloomington, 3 (JF) J. Yeager, president of radio station WSUA, said today the station will discontinue broadcasting January 5.

Yeager, whose home is in Louisville, said "Bloomington cannot support three radio stations, plus one television station plus three daily newspapers." WSUA. the first station In Bloomington. began operation October 23, 1946, and was the sole station until July, 1947. when WTOM began broadcasting. WSUA broadcast AM during daylight hours and On June 3, 1949, adding night time FM programs.

Both transmitters will close Thursday. Royerton Royerton, Jan. 3 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Doty entertained at dinner recently for Mr.

and Mrs. J. R. Jones, of Houston, son of Mr. nd Mrs.

Stirvetus Jones, of New Castle, and grandson of Mrs. Roy Doty; -Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Gilmore, of Winchester: Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Touts and Bessie Gilmore, of Losantville; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Grove and son, of Selma; the Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Gilmore, of Parker Mr.

and Mrs. Lea Bird, Miss Felma Bird. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Miller and son, all of Muncle.

Mr. and Mrs. Orville Brown will entertain the Willing Workers of tha Eden Congregational-Christian Church at their home Friday vening. Don Robert Siferd spent the week end with Jim Burcaw, of near Daleville. Tha W.

S. C. S. of Pieanant -Grove Church will meet Thursday in aa all-day meeting with Mrs. ciiffod Fyfe and a potluck dinner will be served at noon." Mr.

and Mrs. Orville Brown were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orlo Holaday Sunday. Henry Mansfield, who has been aeriously ill for some time, is improving.

Tha Friendship Class of tha Eden Congregational Christian Church will meet at the church Thursday evening. Mrs. Mae Cunningham, Mrs. Lana Kennedy and Samuel Cunningham visited Monday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.

Orlo Holaday, of Summitville. a L. R. a a do of LET US HELP YOU In compiling your gross and federal income tax returns. Evenings by appointment.

EARL EVERETT AGENCY 101 South High Phone 6679 Specialism! Service ITCHELI. SELLS UNCI REAL BSTATK 1WH K. Kith Pial SW. SM. -4g53 PARTIES Rent punch bowls, cups, salads, tea U.

Andprson-GajL Sill 8. Jefferson. Phone 1-354. DAINTY MAID Phone 3-S23 Supplies TAP DANCING Professional Trainlns PUone -SltH DON'T scrub, don't wax. Just wipe Glaxo coated linoleum with damp cloth.

Johnson Hardware, 12S W. Main. INCOME tax returns tiled. Farmers by appointment. Gordon L.

Emdee, 1310. K. Willard St. Phon 1-7271. METHOD ft SON Time piece Service.

120 N. walnut. Lot us maka a timepiece out ot your watch or clock. I WILL not be responsible for any debts other than my own after Ja Verio Penlmore. I WILL NOT be responsible for any debts other than my own after Jan.

4, 1960. Alva H. Biehl. I WILL. NOT be responsible for any debts other than my own after Jan.

2, 19o. John B. Case. Personals 8 PERSONAL SERVICE ITCHELL. SPECIALIZES UNCI PROPERTY 8ELLINO MITCHELL REAL ESTATE 125 ft N.

Hih Dial 6 or "OLD AT 40. 50, 60? MAN! You're crasv! Thousands peppy 18. Ostrex Tonic Tablets pep up bodies lack-Ins; Iron. For rundown feeling many men. woman rail "eld." New "act acouinted" sis ONLY 5oc.

At all druffists in Mun cie. at Muir's. Hook and Meyers. Transportation DRIVING to Los Anceles Thursday, Jan. 4.

Room for 3. Ph. 2291. Eaton. Automobiles for Sale 13 LOOK LOOK LOOK '41 SKYLARK For Long Deal See DON NULL'S AUTOS Th Longest Dealer '48 KAISER, new tires 48 Chev.

Fleetllne coach, r. and h. S1.07S 47 Butck Super 4-dr nice .1,345 '47 Olds. Hvdra. Sedanette.

78 $1,395 4S Stud. Champ Regal 4 -dr. O. D. 1 1.395 3 Mercury 4-dr, new motor 395 '37 Dodge Coupe, radio, heater 175 '38 Plymouth Deluxe Coupe, nice 265 '35 Chev.

Coach, radio, heater 145 '37 Chev. Coach, a good on oa Open Evenings Open Evenings Phon 2-7900 311 N. Elm Phon 2-7900 1948 DODCE CUSTOM 4-DOOR SEDAN One-owner car; radio and neater. $1,495 Muncie Motor Sales, INC. Dodge Plymouth Used Car Lot 21t and Madison Sts.

Ph.2-7188 SELECT USED CARS Cadillac and Oldsmobila trade ins. On owner, low mileagw ears. Reconditioned and guaranteed. Rhodes-Hertzfeld, Inc. USED CAR LOT 2507 Mock Ave.

Phone 3-1953 If no answer Call 3-1807 -Why Pay More? 1950 Stationwagon I $1,656 Willys Sales Cr Service, Inc. FOR SALE 17 CADOLLAO SEDAN Radi. heater, hydramatio. Lav mlleaaa, 1375 down. 25" months pay.

PHONE 3-2493 SALE OR TRADE tup Or down) 193 Buick Super 4-door, aso, rirnwuui 3-door, very nice, cheap; 1WI Ford 2-door. ems 11 down payment. Hoyt at Liberty. Ph. M4M.

1936 -ton truck, good, 13S; 1937 Ford 3-door. radio, gasolln neater, gooa motor. A clean one. flM. can ansr :30 p.

Phone 269I3. 1948 PLYMOUTH Soeoial Deluxe Club Coup, will tak food '41 in trad. Phone 2-6737 after p. m. FOR SALE OR TRADE for acuity, 1940 mvrolet.

good eondition throughout. 2005 E. 17th. 1941 FORD Coup. nw tires, radio, heater, spotlight, good motor.

$275. Ph. 1-6043. SALE OR TRADE '40 Dodg Club Coups. $126 down.

Ph. 1-3647. 1631 W. 10th. FOR BALE Ford.

Oood aondiaon. Call at 1124 8. Shipley. FOR SALE Oroaler Station. Wagon.

Inquire Soil Broadway Trucks Trailers 14 TRUCKS TRADED IN ON NEW INTERNATIONALS 1947 INTERNATIONAL K-5, with stock and grain body. 194 INTERNATIONAL K-T TRACTOR; new motor. 1945 INTERNATIONAL K-T TRACTOR. 1944 FORD, with U-ft. dump body.

1940 CHEVROLET DUMP TRK. 1944 FEDERAL DUMP TRUCK. 1940 DODGE, Lonx Wheelbase. 1939 FORD SCHOOL BUS, 1930 FORD PICK-UP. C.

E. L0KER TRUCK IMPLEMENT CO. "Your International Truck and Implement Dealer" "Where Parking Is Eay FOB SALB or Trad 14A Liberty hotlM trailer, te $tt atov, ietria refris-arator, hot water heater, 1 room. Trad for real estate. Located 14M Srotherton.

laauira 1P13 S. 13th St. FOR SALK 147 2aft. Sucker hoae-trslleT. Bccallant eondition.

Can 4471. Auto Accessories Parts' 15 Auto Glass Installed "Easy terms available" Plank Bros. Inc. 920 W. 8th St.

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The Stsr snd Press will rstponsib's (or only ocs Incorrect Insertion, so pleas check your ad and report errors Immediately. All daily classified adTertlsina; starts in The Muncie Star and follows ia th Muncie ETeninc Press at the combination rates quoted above. Ads ordered for four deys or seven dsys and steppsd befor the jeplratijn, will charted only Xor the rata earned. In Mentor iam JOHN OSCAR OXLBY In loving memory of my dearly loved son, John Oscar Oxley. who passed away 8 years ago yesterday Jan.

3 1942. What would" I five to clasp his His happy face to see. To hear his voice and see his smile That meant so much to me. 8ADKY MISSED BY MOM Funeral Directors Q. H.

PIEPHO ft SONS, The Funeral Home Corner Charles and Jefferson DIAL 85S LADY ATTENDANT Funeral Home Ambulance Service RICHMOND PRILLAMAN Dial Yorktown 200-933 Cemetery Lots, Monuments 4 CRYPTS. In Elm Ridte Mausoleum. Main floor location. Very choice. Ph.

2-Vm. Lost and Found LOST Beagle, mala. 16 Inches tall, tan head, white line in fac. mouth corners black, black back, tail white tip, ugnt under body, white feet. Reward, return or information to Jesse DeHaven, Phone 4252 Albany.

LOST, strayed or stolen Blond Peken-ese dor, child's cherished pet. Any Information call 3-6S41. 1914 X. Willard St. Reward.

LOST Jan. 1, red pars containing billfold, keep money, send purs a. d. to Dorothy Stout, 223 W. 10th, Anderson.

Reward. LOST FROM FAIRGROUND Extra larst Maltese eat. Whit lac and necr. and whit front feet. Reward Ph.

J-tTTJ or 2-S620. LOST Brown billfold, containing- money and important papers. Keep money and mail billfold to 303 King or phone 2-6874. LOST Lady's red purse. Has driver license, social security card.

Mil E. willard. Phone 3-l4 LADY'S gold Hamilton watch with black i i A corn Bracelet. Mwra x-o. tvji.

LOST. Red Upper billfold in Rivoll thea ter, mnaer puss cou -nnn. LOST Liver and whit Springer Spaniel Raward. Ph. 1084.

LOST Double Eaglt Maaont ring. Re ward. Ph. 2-2329. Special Notices WE recommend Fin, Foam upholstery cleaner, leave fabric soft and bright.

Johnson Hardware. 12S W. Mtn. BETTER BRUSH PRODUCTS Open Douse. Publio invited.

Ft souvenir ana premiums for all. 1307 W. Sth. HAVE ROOM for two patients, Clark Nursing Horn. Baton.

Ind. Arils Legal Notices NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF. ESTATE N. MS4 Notice Is hereby given, that th t.9 tha r. nf riuiiel Horn Andrews, deceased, has filed her account for final settlement or aaia estate.

All persons Interested in aald Estate are hereby notified to appear In th Diwar Circuit Court held at Muncie, Indiana, on Monday, the 23rd day of January, 1850. being th lth day of th regular January Term of ld Court, and show eaus why said account should not The heir of said decedent, and an others Interested are also required to appear In aald Court on said day, and make proof of their heirship, or claim to any part of aald Btstat. Administratrix. Attest: Hobart A. MilholUn, Clerk.

James 8. Donovan, Jacob Lennlngton, Attorneys. NOTICE OF FIN As, SETTLEMENT or tsisis n. I- h.r,h driven that th Admin-. ISifBYMs- v.

a w. deceased, has filed his account for final i A nh.rt M111r. settlement of said estate. ah 4 in uiif PJAtatAi are hereby notified to appear in th Delaware Circuit Court held at Muncie. Indiana, on Wednesday, tne istn oay oi jnurj, 1950.

being th 15th day of th regular January Term of said Court, and show causa why said account should not approved. Th heirs ef said decedent, and all other interested, srs also required to ppear in ssld court on saia oov, ana make proof of their heirship, or claim to any part of aald Administrator Ati.it- Robert A. MllboUln. Clark. Robert O.

Miller, Attorney. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE No. M41 i. that tha Admin. jvouc uwfj 7 Istrator of th Estat of Archibold Henry Stewart, deceased, ha filed his account for final settlement of said estate.

it.it.l in Hid Siaiata are to uuir in th Delaware Circuit Court neia at asuaci. iuuimh, 1 Monday, th sin day oi r-eoruary, ww, being the 31st day of th regular January Term of said Court, and snow eaui why said account should not be approved. Th. heirs of said decedent, and all others interested, ar also required to ilWM WMi.vra. make proof ot their heirship, or claim ta any part OI aia aetata.

osgnm jr. enwn i Attest: Robert A. Mllholllrr. Clerk. weir ana jtianiey, watsn ana bmmit, Attorneys.

NOTICE OF FTJf AL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE He. 6854 NoUc is hereby given, that tha Admin istratrix of th Estate of Benjamin F. Deardorff. deceased, ha filed her account lor final settlement of said estat. All persons interested ia said Estata ar hereby notified ta appear in the Delaware Circuit Court held at Muncie.

Indiana, on Monday, th 6th day ef February. 1956. being th 31st day at th regular January Term af said Court, and ahow cans why said account should not be approved. The heirs of said decadent, and all others interested, are alsa required to appear in said Court an said day, and make proof of their heirship, ar claim to any para said Estata. MART CRAIO, Administratrix Attest: Robert A.

MilholUn, Clerk. Jacob N. Lennlngton, Attorney. NOTICE OF ADMIXISTEATION Ne. 14 XoUc la hereby given that tha undersigned has been appointed bf tha Jade of the Circuit Court of Delaware State of Indian.

administrator of th estate ef Ella D. Dragoo, late of Delaware County, deceased. Said esut 1 supposed be solvent. MARIO! a. SORO.

Administrator De. 1949. Atf Robert A. MUhollia, CterSt Diewr Clrait Ceurt. J.

K. Lennintton. Attoraaf. JUST ADDED THAT FOR BAIT. I FIGURED A LITTLE MYSTERY WOULD ATTRACT YOU BETTER THAN MY foCKAgMiNS PERSONALITY Pedestrian's Death 1st State Traffic Fatality in 1950 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Indiana's 1950 traffic safety record was broken yesterday with the death of a South Bend pedestrian.

Steve Hornyak, 56, died in a South Bend hospital as a result of a Year's Day street accident. It was the first reported in the state since the start of. the new- year. Police said Hornyak was hit on a South Bend street by a car driven by John B. Roberts, 16, South Bend.

Although mild weather elimi nated the usual ice and snow haz ards on streets and -highways, the hitherto perfect record of the double New Year holiday was consid ered remarkable. Rain and drizzle still presented some dangers for the heavy holiday traffic. Seven persons died in Indiana traffic in the last 30 hours of 1949, and an eighth died Monday 'night as a result of a New Year's Eve accident. Mrs. Helen Stevenson, 40, Monticello, was the third to die from a collision northwest or.

Indianapolis Saturday evening. Try and Stop Me By BENNETT CERF An itinerant evangelist was doing his stuff in a hamlet in the Bible belt, and old Cy Wilkms was enjoying every minute of it. He punctuated the evangelist bom- bast and denunciation with heart felt "Amens" and "Heaven be praiseds." At length, however, the evan gelist rasped, "And now. I get around to the durndest sinners and blasphemers of all the old coots who go eyeing young women one-fourth their age!" Cy Wilkins stamped angrily out of the tent exclaiming. 'That feller don't know where preachin' ends and meddun begins!" Dodger Coach Jake Pitler told Arthur Daley that when he man aged the Brooklyn farm club in Olean he was saddled with a catch er who could neither throw nor "Why did you keep him?" asked Daley, "Had to," explained Pitler.

"On our trips he was the only one who could drive the bus." Copyright, 1950, by Bennett Csrf. Distributed by King Features Syndicate. ARRESTED FOR ASSAULT J. T. (Flat Top) Johnson, 27, of 1702 Russey street, was arrested by police at 4:10 o'clock yesterday afternoon on authority of a warrant issued by City Clerk Edgar L.

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