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12 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS Wednesday, September 10, 1952 READ THIS The KOOL VENT ALUMINUM AWNING COMPANY OF INDIANAPOLIS takes time out to give you the best in service! They sell the Original, Genuine, Lifetime KOOL VENT VENTILATED ALUMINUM AWNING, the most imitated AWNING ut not one has yet been able to equal KOOL VENT quality and performance at any price. Custom made for needs Finished in your choice of color combinations, they will give you year-round protection and beauty. Call Lincoln 3377 ask Robert S. Burke or Frank Casey for free estimate, with no obligation. Make KOOLVENT Accept.

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1633 STAR-NEWS Quick-Action WANT ADS Get Fast Results DEATHS AND FUNERALS Harold Hughes, City Sanitary Chief, Dead Harold J. Hughes, long-time Republican Party worker and present superintendent of collections for the Indianapolis District, died early toSanitarst. Vincent's Hospital. Born in Wilkes -Barre, Mr. Hughes had lived in Indianapolis since 1928.

He was 54. He and his wife, Cecyle Lillian Hughes, and a son Edward, a student at Butler University, made their home at 3906 N. Temple. A daughter, Mrs. Milton McIntyre, Columbus, and a brother, Edward J.

Hughes, Indianapolis, survive. Mr. Hughes had been ill for about a month and underwent two abdominal operations- -the last about a week ago. was with the Crowell Pub(lishing as a circulation superfor 18 years. He was chief motor inspector for the Public Service Commission and later worked for the Bureau 1 of Motor Vehicles.

He was a member of the Millersville Masonic Lodge and the First Presbyterian Church. At the time of his death he was Republican 23d Ward chairman in Center Township. Services will be held Friday at 1 p.m. in Flanner Buchanan Mortuary with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. Berton Stout, Electric Utility Official, Dead Berton Stout, 64, assistant treasurer at the Indianapolis Power and a Light died today in Methodist Hospital.

He had been in failing health since August, 1951. R. G. Botkin, I.U. Dental Teacher, Dies Dr.

Robert G. Botkin, wellknown Indianapolis dentist, died last night Methodist Hospital. He was 49 years old. Last December Dr. Botkin had his offices in the given up Hume-Mansur Building to become assistant professor in the crown and bridge department, in charge of clinical teaching at the Indiana University School of Dentistry.

Previously he had taught part time at the school for three years. Born at Carlos, near Winchester, February 10, 1903, Dr. Botkin came to Indianapolis in 1922, graduating the I. U. school four years later.

He had practiced dentistry in Indianapolis since that time, except for years as a lieutenant commander in the Navy during World War II. For a time he was dentist in charge of the Japanese prisoner of war camp on Gaum and served elsewhere in the Pacific theater two years. Dr. Botkin, who lived at 72 Layman, was a member of the Irvington Methodist Church, Scottish Rite, Murat Shrine, Irvington Masonic Lodge, Paul Cable Post, American Legion, Indianapolis Dental Society and the Naval Reserve. He held honorary membership in the Federation Dentaire Internationale, a French organization.

Funeral services will be held in Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel Friday at 1:30 p.m. with Rev. Henry G. White, pastor of Irvington Methodist Church, in charge, Interment will be in the mausoleum at Washington Park Cemetery, Besides the widow, Mrs. Frances A.

Botkin, he is survived by a brother, Dr. Gilbert E. Botkin, Marion, and four sisters, Mrs. Blanche Gaddis, Carlos; Mrs. G.

M. Payne, Winchester; Mrs. Edith Pursley, Mt. Summit, and Mrs. Harry H.

Smith, Little Rock. STEEL SLAT FINEST RUSTPROOF NEW LOOK for Your Windows You can afford these highest quality guaranteed Venetian blinds SALE PRICED at prices you'd expect to pay for ordinary roll shades. CASH or CREDIT PAY DOWN Next Month Following Month NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR CREDIT! -Widths If you're not Colors: 15 in. thru 28 $3.98 sure measure, call to Pure White how uS. For win- 011-White 29 in.

thru 36 $4.89 Tapes 10 dows extra Match 37 in. thru 42 $6.59 wide or long. we offer Special Order Blinds 43 in. thru 48 $8.19 at Special Prices. Allow 10 Days.

49 in. thru 60 in. $10.69 EASY TO INSTALL Necessary to Shorten Simply Length, 64-in. Remove Slats from Bottom Also While They Last Widths each $3.19 Arteraft All-Steel Blinds 23" to 35" 2 for $5.50 NO WAITING- -IMMEDIATE DELIVERY "YOU'RE SURE TO LIKE BERRY BROTHERS FINE PAINT" BERRY BROTHERS PAINTS PAINTS-VARNISHES-LACQUERS-ENAMELS DOWNTOWN EAST SIDE 28 E. MARYLAND 5631 E.

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M. and DELAWARE STS WASHINGTON MEN'S WHITE T-SHIRTS Irregulars of much better grade! Shortsleeve cotton shirts! Small, medium, large. MEN'S NECKWEAR FOR 3 FOR Fine hand-made, rayon-tipped ties! Wide choice of patterns in popular fall colors! MEN'S QUALITY FIRST SHORTS PAIRS FOR Boxer or gripper style! Striped broadcloth in asst. colors! Sanforized! All sizes. REAL BUYS FOR MEN! Sanforized Covert Pants $2.98 Values! Good fall weight! $000 29 To 42 Waist! Limit: 2 pairs Pair to a customer.

Poplin and Nylon Jackets Values up to While only $000 100 last! 34 To 46 in the group! Each Broken colors. Broken sizes. Sanforized Flannel Shirts $2.98 Values! Bright plaids and $000 checks! Fine quality outing! Each 15 to 17 only. MEN'S PLASTIC COATS WATERPROOF RAINCOATS With plastic bag! Smoke color only! While 125 last! S-ML. BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS FINE VALUES UP TO Plaids, Prints and Plains! Short sleeves! Good colors: Sizes 6 to 18.

GIRLS' FINE DRESSES DOLLAR DAY EXTRA SPECIAL! Gay prints and check ginghams! Eyelet and ruffle, trims! Sizes 8 to 6x. READ-ACT-SAVE! Be Here row! Hand Picked Savings Years! See the Hundreds on All Three Floors! NO OLLAR at 12 Sharp TomorYou Haven't Seen in of Unadvertised Values MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS! DAY 51-GAUGE NYLONS REGROUPED FOR DOLLAR DAY! PAIRS FOR Rayon and Cotton Fall Dress Fabrics THE RAYONS! 1 and To full 10-yard bolts! lengths Shan- 3 YDS. FOR $100 tungs, Crepes, Taffetas and Treebarks. Mr. Stout came to the company as assistant to the late W.

C. Richardson, treasurer, April 8, 1929. He was elected an officer April 6, 1937. He began his career in 1909 as a bookkeeper for the old Central Union Telephone Co. here, and in four years rose to assistant superintendent of bookkeepers.

From 1913 to 1917 he was field examiner on the State Board of Accounts. In 1917 he was appointed accountant in the cost accounting section of United States Army Ordnance in Indianapolis, Hoboken, N.J., and Cincinnati fices. Mr. Stout came back to Indianapolis in February, 1920, as a certified public accountant for the old firm of Coffield, Herdrick and stayed through its. reorganizing until December, 1923, when he joined a California real estate firm as accountant and salesman.

He returned to Indianapolis in November, 1927. Born near Lebanon, October 11, 1887, he was, educated in Boone County, attended Wabash College and Lain Business College. He was a member of the Indiana Association of CPA's, director of the Cooperative Club of Indianapolis, Calvin W. Prather Lodge, F. A.

Scottish Rite, taxation committee of Edison Electric Institute, Thorntown Christian Church and Rivierservices will be held Friday at 3 p.m. in Flanner Buchanan Mortuary, with burial following in Washington Park Cemetery. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Margaret E. Stout, and three daughters, Mrs.

Patricia Dresbach and Miss Barbara Jean Stout, both of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Joan Cooper, Spring Lake. Long- Time Indiana Ave. Gambler Dies One of Indiana Avenue's most colorful characters was missing today. He was Archie (Joker) Young, who died last night at his home, 625 Bright.

A life resident of Indianapolis, Young was a quiet-looking, calm man with a bushy gray mustache. Only his clothes were flashy. The 72-year-old man was bestknown for his frequent tangles with the usually on a charge of gambling or running a gambling joint. But in his 34 arrests since 1912 he was jailed 'once and paid just four fines. Young never denied gambling.

But he once told police whom he foiled with an elaborate warning system, "You'll have to be faster than the buzzer to catch me." A vice squad once raided Young's Golden West Athletic -only to find 15 or 20 men playing Chinese checkers. Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Cora Young: a daughter, Miss Maxine Young, Flint, two sons, Archie New York City, and Norman, Chicago, and a stepdaughter, Mrs. Hortense Grooms, Detroit. HOW CAN A rUinl BE WHISTLE -BAIT? YOU'LL FIND OUT! SEE SUNDAY'S PAPER Beautiful sheer 15- denier! Full fashioned for perfect fit.

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4-Gal. Galvanized Garbage Pails Each BALLERINA SLIPPERS FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS! Factory Seconds of $1,98 Quality Popular of black that Ballerinas, are easy to care for! All Long wearing composition soles! Nearly Sizes half their intended 4 to 9 price! While They Last LARGE TABLE OF RUMMAGE PICK OUT THESE BIG SAVINGS! TO UP $100 BLOUSES SKIRTS T-TOPS PEDAL PUSHERS HALTERS LEADER-FIRST FLOOR.