The Times from Hammond, Indiana • Page 18

Thursday, June 22, 1961 Stock Mart Is Easy in Slow Trade NEW YORK (UPD Stocks wen generally easy today in the (lowest trading of the year. Just a few electronics and special situations managed to provide some noticeable tape activity white the great mass of stocks moved sluggingly and slightly Wednesday's closing levels. Transition added more than point after Wednesday's big gain on a variety of rumors. Lockheed rose about on a couple of big following morning heaviness. IBM rose 4 points in the early trades but slumped to a 2 point loss.

THE H4MMOND TIMES THE DOW-JONES industrial average eased slightly mostly because of Du Pont, down nearly and Texaco off about a point or so. Steels, motors and chemicals were dull. The noon Dow Jones stock averages were: Industrial 685.34, off 0.75; rails 140.57, up 0.19; utilities 111.74, off 0.09; stocks 227.71, off 0.13. Vinovich Funeral Will Be Saturday Black and white bunting draped the entrance to East Chicago's central police station today in mourning for Chief Michael Vino- vfch, 57, who died Wednesday. The nation's flag at City Hall flew at half-staff.

Police officials throughout the state are expected to attend the funeral services at 10 a.m. in the Oleska Funeral Home, 3934 Elm East Chicago. At 10.30 a.m., the Rev. John Marcetich will officiate at services in St. George Serbian Eastern Orthodox Church.

4015 Elm St. Burial will be in Calumet Park Cemetery at Crown Point. N.Y. Stock Quotations NEW YORK (UPD--Stock MM. Prices: Wed.

Close Abbot Lb AcmeStl 22 Admiral Alleg Lud Allis Ch 25H Alcoa Am Air 24Vj Am Can Am Cyan Am MF Am Mtrs Amer. Smelt Am TT 117 Amer. Stl. Fdry. AmTob Afiaconda Armour Atchison BO Bendix 60 Beth Stl 43V 4 Blaw Kn Boeing Borden Bur'ghs Catplr 39 CO Chrysler 46 CitSvc 52H Coca Col 86V4 Comn Ed Cons Ed Corn Prod Deere Douglas Dow Che 78 7 DuPont Eastman 106 Vi Elgin Erie Pairb Mor 29 Firestone Ford Mtr Gen.

Amer. Trans. 83 Gen. Dyna 33H Gen El Gen Fds Gen Mtrs Glidden Goodrich Goodyear Greyhnd Gulf Oil IllPwr Inland Stl Int Harv Int Papr 31 Int TT Johns-Mn Kennecot Kresge 33 Kroger Lib McN Lockhd Mont Motorola 85 Nat Bis 111. Gas 54 NYC No Am Av Ohio Oil Oliver Owens 111 Penney Penn RR Pepsi Col Phelps Dg Philco Phil Pet RCA Rep Stl Reyn Tob Sears Shell Oil Simmons Sinclair Socony Std Brads SOCal SO Ind SONJ 92 58 60 38's 53 SO Ohio SUuff.

Chem. Stud-Pack Swift Texaco 100 Un Carb Un Pac Un. Tank Utd Air 45V4 US Gyps US Stl WcstUn WestghsAB WestghsEL Woolwor YngST 102 Mid Thurs. 61 86 78 32 45H 41 43 45 43 58 Page B-3 Calumet Region Obituaries purchase of 00 petition af Elbert L. Baker Elbert L.

Baker, 51. of 8433 Van Buren Ave Miirister. died Wednesday at St. Margaret Hospital. Mr.

Baker was a supervisor for Inland Steel Co. and member of Garfield Masonic Lodge He is survived by his wife, Thelma: a son, Donald E. of Munster; two grandchildren. Donna Gene and Bryant, and a brother, James F. of Seattle', Wash.

Funeral services will be held Saturday at 9 a.m. from the Clarence J. Huber Funeral Home. 722 Both i 165th St. Masonic Services Will be wable the office of the Treas conducted by Garfield Lodge.

Burial will be at Chapel Lawn Cemetery, Schererville. LEGAL NOTICES BOND SALE NOTICE Notice hereby gfvtn that italtd bids will received by the Board of School Trustees of School City of Hammond, Lake County, Indlww, at the office of said Board, to-wlt: Hohman Avenue, Hammond, Indiana, up to o'clock P.M., Central Daylight Time, o'clock July 'Hh 1761, 'or LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF FILING OF PETTION AND OF DETERMINATION TO ISSUE SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT BONDS OF 1961 OF THE SCHOOL CITY OF HAVMOND, LAKE COUNTY, OF NO CE atgneo oy GIVEN mar than fifty (50) real estate in the continuing construction of an addition to true lawfuli S2T are Srhnoi. TM- na lawf ul signatures, was on the Caldwell School, for continuing con struction of a new Riverside School, and for construction of an addition to the Jefferson School, payable from ad valerem taxes on all taxable property In said School City Said bonds are dated August 1st, 1961. and are in amounts and maturities as follows 220 at $1,00000 each due August 1st, 1967 430 at $1,00000 each the 63 5H4 57Vi 138H 43 78 SURVIVING are his wife, Lucille; a son, Robert, an Indiana State policeman; two brothers, William and Anthony of Gary; four sisters, Mrs. Nich Juricich, Mrs.

Vicor Komenich; Mrs. Cy Chalia and Mrs. Fred Wisner. A prayer servce will be held at 8 p.m. today in the chapel.

Chief wnovich was born in Youngstown, Ohio, and came to East Chicago with las parents at the age of six. In his youth he was a semipro football star with the MRP Boosters of East Chicago and he earned nearly a dozen trophies as an auto racer. HE WAS recognized throughout Indiana as a leader of men and was a past president of Indiana's Association of Chiefs of Police. He was an honorary life member of the Chicago Police Sergeant's a member and past president of the Fraternal Order of Police, East Chicago; a director of the East Chicago Boys Club; president of the Serbian National Federation, Lodge 104, and a member of the Serbian National Defense Council. He belonged to the International Assn.

of Chiefs of Polfce, St. Michael Guild, Special Agents So- city of Chicago, East Chicago Elks Lodge 981, East Chicago Lions Club and the East Chicago Chamber of Commerce. Backe Services CROWN POINT Services for Mrs. Anna Backe, 65, of 700 N. Main Crown Point, will be held Saturday at 9:30 a.m.

in the Geisen Funeral Home, 109 N. East Crown Point, and at 10 am. in St. Mary Church with the Rev. Joseph Hammes saying mass.

Burial will be in St. Michael Cemetery, Schererville. Mfs. Backe died at her home Wednesday after a long illness. The rosary will be recited Friday at 8 m.

Joseph Along! Joseph Alongi, 80, of 6315 Madison Hammond, retired em- ploye of American Oil division of Standard Oil died Wednesday at St. Margaret Hospital after a long illness. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. The body is at the Huber Funeral Home, 905 W. Chicago East Chicago.

Mr. Alongi formerly resided in East Chicago. He had been a Hammond resident since 1948. Surviving are a son, Sam of Munster; two daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Leskoskyxo and Miss Carmella Alongi of Hammond; two sisters, Mrs.

Rose Tinagha and Mrs. Josephine Baxa, both of Chicago, and two grandchildren. Mr. Alongi was a member of Immaculate Conception Church, East Chicago, and the Cesare Batista Lodge 27, East Chicago. Yugoslavia Ex-Queen Marie Dies LONDON (AP)--Former Queen Marie of Yugoslavia died today after a prolonged illness.

She was 61. The Yugoslavian royal dynasty was overthrown by Marshal Tito in 1945. At that tune the queen's eldest son. Peter, was the king. although in exile.

QUEEN Marie's husband, King Alexander was assassinated in 1934 in Marseilles by a Croatian, Ante Pavelich. She fled to London in 1941, when the Germans occupied Yugoslavia. She had since lived in seclusion in England. She had been seriously ill--to the point where she was a to speak in recent months. In 1947, Tito stripped the royal family of its citizenship and all royal possessions were confiscated.

Mike Novosel Mike Novosel, 70, of 4837 Carey East Chicago, a retired em- ploye of Metal and Thermit East Chicago, died today at his home. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. The body is at the Huher Funeral Home, 905 W. Chicago East Chicago. Mr.

Novosel was a member of Holy Trinity Creation Church, East Chicago and the Creation Fraternal Union. VIrs. Edward Cotner Mrs. Edward M. Cotner, 65, of 853 Warwick Hammond, lied unexpectedly today.

She is survived by her husband; wo sons, Richard of Whiting and Herbert of Hobart, four grandsons and a brother, Harry. Services will be held Saturday at 10 a m. in the Schlater Funeral Home, 1620 Indianapolis Whiting, with the Rev. ieorge Davis of the First Church of Christ, Whiting, officiating Burial will be in Iroquois, HI. A daughter, Euphema, died a week ago.

Midwest Stock Exchange Indicates Kennedy Nehru To Meet Soon NEW DELHI (AP) U.S. Am bassador J. Kenneth Galbraith in dicated today that a meeting between President K0nedy and Prime Minister Nehni would be Kid MOD. urer of the Board of Trustees of School City of Hammond, Indiana 13th day of 1961. said Petitioners vuth the Board of Trustees of the School City of Hammond, at a regular mee'mg of said Board of Trustees of the School City of Hammond, held June 13th, 1961.

Said petition has attached thereto a certificate of the Auditor of Lake County, Indiana, to the effect that more than fifty (50) of such petitioners are owners of taxable real estate in the School City of Hammond, Indiana Sa'o petition requests and prays the, issuance of obligations of the School City ot Hammond, India imount Said bonds will be sold to the highest bidder at not less than par and accrued interest, the maximum interest rate to be bo-rie by the bonds to be five per cent per annum Said interest is payable February 1st, 1962, and semi-annuaily thereafter, with final payable at maturity interest amount Anthony Palka HEGEW1SCH Anthony Palka, 73, of 13512 Avenue Hegewisch, lied Wednesday at his home fol- purchaser shall furnish tnVprinted' bonds owing a short illness. at his own expense 8lds must be sub He is survived by his wife, Helen; two sons, Stanley and Anthony, two daughters, Mrs Hornyak and Mrs Bernce Jaros; and nine grandchil- Iren, all of Hegewisch, and a lister, Antoinette Kozak of Chicago. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 9 30 a.m. from Opyt Funeral Home, 13350 Baltimore Ave, Hegewisch, and at 10 a m. rom St.

Flonan Church. The Rev. A. Kulinski will officiate. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery, Calumet City.

The bass of determination of the hlgh- be computing tne total interest on all bonds from the date thereof to the date of maturity and deducting therefrom the premium bid, if any The rate of Interest must be multiples of one-tenth of one per cent, or one-eighth of one per cent and all bids submitted; must designate one rate of interest for all maturities No bid will be considered for less than all of the bonds of said issue Bids must be accompanied by a non collusion affidavit executed in the man ner required by law and by a certified check upon a state or national bank for not less than two and one-half per cent of the par value of said bonds made payable to the Treasurer of the School C'ty by the successful bidder as liquidated damages should he fail to take up and pay for the bonds when rpady Said bonds are to be issued subject to the unqualified approving opinion of Messrs Chapman and Cutler, Attorneys of Chicago, Illinois, and all bids must be conditioned on such approval Such approving opin'on will be furnished at the expense of said School City The submitted in sealed envelopes addressed to the Board of Trustees of the School City of Hammond, 5935 Hohman Avenue, Hammond, Indiana, and endorsed "Bid for School City of Hammond School Im provement Bonds of 1961 The right is reserved to reiect any or II bids DATED June 22, 1961 SCHOOL CITY OF HAMMOND, INDIANA CHARLES SCOTT President of Board of Trustees MARGARET ALLEN Secretary of Board of Trustees 2229 Everett W. Irby Everett W. Irby, 64, of 132 Summer St, Hammond, a retired em- )loye of the Standard Oil American Oil Co, died Thursday in St. Margaret Hospital. He is survived by his wife, Amy; a daughter, Mrs Louis Anderson, three sons, Donald, Gene and William, all of Hammond, four grandchildren, and a brother, Chester of Mattoon, ID.

Funeral arrangements are in charge of the Clarence J. Huber funeral Home, 722 165th St, rlammond. Mr. Irby was a Hammond resident for 38 years. Carl G.

Schutz G. Schutz, 44, of R. R. 2, died Wednesday at St. Margaret Hospital.

A member of the Holy Name society, Mr. Schutz is survived jy his wife, Sylvia, two sons, Wayne and Dennis, both at home, a brother, Henry of Lowell; four sisters, Mrs. Mayme Dier of Cedar Lake, Mrs Clara Fetsch of Cedar Lake. Mrs Madeline Phillips of Lowell, and Mrs lathenne Phillips of Crown Point Funeral services will be held Saturday at 10 a at St. Edward's Catholic Church, Lowell, with the Rev.

Chester Zurawiec officiating. Burial will be in St Edward's Cemetery. Sheets Fu- NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DISSOLVE Notice Is hereby givpn that the SOOD CORPORATION, a corporation organized and existing under The Indiana General Corporation Act with its principal place of business at Whiting, Indiana, is about to be voluntarily dissolved under and pursuant to resolutions of Its directors and shareholders in accordance with Section 42 of The Indiana General Corporation Act, as amended 22 SOOD CORPORATION NOTICE OF HEARING The Board of Zoning Appeals of the Town of Highland, Lake County, Indiana, will hear remonstrances, Thursday, June 59, 196T, 7 30 M. ar the Town Hall, 2907 Highway Ave In the matter of the petition of Ervan and Angelene Larnprecht, 8941 Kleinman Rd Highland, to allow construction of a single unit addition to their greenhouse and display room, located on- Part of the NW VA of the NE of Sec 27, Twp 36 North, Range 9 W. of the 2nd described as Commencing at a point on the West line of said 40 acre tract which is 6(1 0 feet South of the NW corner of said 40 acre tract, running thence North on the West line of the NE Vt of the NE Vt of said Section 265 feet to a point which is 24 rods South of the NW corner of said 40 acre tract, running thence East parallel to the North line of said 40 acre tract 20 rods more or less, to the East line of the West one fourth of said 40 acre tract running thence South 261 92 feet; thence West 20 rods more or less, to the place of beginning, except therefrom 50 feet by parallel lines of the North side thereof, in Lake Cou ty Indiana and commonly known and described as 8941 Kleinman Road, Ind Dated this day of June, 1961.

Richard Ooms, Secretary Board of Zoning Appeals Town of Highland 6 22 NOTICE OF HEARING The Board of Zoning Appeals of the Town of Highland, Lake County, Indiana, will meet at 7 30 DST on Thursday, June 29 1961, in Town Hall, 2907 High way Ave to consider the petition of Sal Calandrello, 3022 Eder Street, Highland, for variance of the recorded side building setback on Lot 33, Block 1, Homestead Gardens Master Addition to the Town of Highland, and commonly known as 3022 Eder Street Variance is requested to allow construction of an attached garage Richard Ooms, Secretary Board of Zoning Appeals Town of Highland i 22 NOTICE OF SALE We, the undersigned, will sell at public sale at 10 00 A July 5, 1961, one 1956 Olds Tudor Hardtop, Serial at Sfark's Service Station 760 State Line, Calumet City, Illinois We, the reserve the right to bid at the sale GENERAL FINANCE CORPORATION 6 22 NOTICE OF SALE We, the undersigned, will sell at public sale at 10 00 A Julv 1961. one 1953 Ford Conv Serial 105096, At Stark's Service Station, 760 State Line, Calumet City, Illinois We the under exceed $40,00000 for continuing construction of the Donald E. Gavit Jr- Sr High School, not to exceed 150.000 00 for continuing construction of an addition to the Caldwell School, not to exceed $425 JOO 00 for continuing construction of I a new building at the site, and not to exceed 00 for construction of an addition to the Jefferson School I Remonstrances may be filed by owners of taxable real estate in the School City i of Hammond Indiana and in the manner provided by law NOT'CE IS FURTHER GIVEN to the, taxpayers of the School City of Ham-1 mond. Lake County, Indiana, that the i Board of Trustees of said School City ai its regular meeting of June 13th, 1961,1 by ordinance duly adopted, authorized and determined to issue bonds of said School City for purposes and in amounts as follows 1 For continuing construction of the Donald Gavit Jr Sr High School butlding an amount of HO WO 00 2 For continuing construction of the Caldwell School building an amount ot $50,000 00 3 For continuing construction of the Riverside School building an amount of SJ25.00000 4 For construction of an addition to i 1 Jefferson School building an amount of $135 000 00 Said bonds are to aggregate $650 000 00, wil. be dated August 1st, 1961, and shall mature serially in not exceeding twenty years from date thereof The net as sessed value of all taxable property in said School City as last officially determined Is $171 577,915 00, and the out stai ding bonded indebtedness of said School Cty, excluding the proposed issue is $2,780,00000 Ten or more taxpayers other than those who pay poll tax only and who will be afected by the proposed issuance of such bonds, and who may be of the, opinion that such bonds should not be issued or that the proposed issue is excessive for the proposed purposes there of may file a petition in the ofice of the county Auditor of Lake County, Indiana, within the time permitted by law NO! ICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the Board of Trustees of said School City will meet at their office located at 5935 Hohman Avenue, Hammond, Indiana, at the hour of 8 30 o'clock Central Daylight Time (7 30 o'clock on the 27th day of June, 1961, to consider the emergency appropriation of the proceeds of said bonds for the purposes and in the amounts as follows- 1 For continuing construction of the Donald Gavit Jr-Sr High School building an amount of S4000000 2 For continuing construction of the Caldwell School building an amount of $50,00000.

For continuing construction of the Riverside School building an amount of $425,00000 4 For construction of an addition to the Jefferson School an amount of $135,000 00 and paying the necessary expenses in cldental to the issuance of said bonds Said proposed appropriation is addition to all existing appropriations and Items provided In the existing budget Prior to the approval of said appropriation a public hearing will be held by said Board of Trustees at which time all taxpayers may appear and be heard on the question of the necessity for such additional appropriation The appropna tion as finally determined upon will automatically be referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners and said Board will hold a further hearing at the office of the Auditor of Lake County, Indiana, or at such other place as the Board shall designate Interested taxpayers may Inquire of the County Auditor as to the time and place of holding said hearing. Dated 'his 13th day of June, 1961 BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE SCHOOL CITY OF HAMMOND CHARLES SCOTT President MARGARET ALLEN, Secretary 6 1522 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bids will be received by the Board of Trustees of the School City of Hammond, Indiana, at the office of said Board 5935 Hohman Avenue, up to and including 5 00 o'clock Daylight Saving Time (4 00 o'clock on the 7th day of July, 1961, for furnishing 1 Vocational Supplies 2 Science Supplies and Equipment 3 Science, Math and Foreign Language Equipment 4 Stage Track and Hangings 5 Electric Light Fixtures Specifications are on file the office of the Business Manager of the School City, copies of which may be secured by prospective bidders on request The Board reserves the right fo reject any or all bids, or to waive in formalities bidding BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE SCHOOL CITY OF HAMMOND, INDIANA CHARLES N. SCOTT, President MARGARET ALLEN, Secretary 6 1522 State of Indiana, County of Lake, ss- In the Lake Superior Court Sitting at Hammond, Room No and Irene Franklin John Petranek Petranek, Plaintiff, Kolanko, Defendant Cause No 560-26 NOTICE OF HEARING ON RECEIVER'S FINAL REPORT Notice is hereby given that HAROLD HECTOR, as Receiver Cause No 560-26, has filed his Final Report in said cause on the 5th day of June, 1961, signed, reserve the right to bid at )n a me' is "s'et for hearmg at 22 GENERAL FINANCE CORPORATION NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given tMt public hearing will be held by the Lake County Plan Commission at 8 00 Monday July 10, 1961, the office of The Lake County Plan Commission and Board of Zoning Appeals at 100 East Joliet Street, Home, 604 Commercial Crown Point, Indiana, to consider the in fViarcrp nf or of Northern Indiana Pub'ic IS in cnarge Ol ar- ServTCe company for change of zone from 3 to 1, Business on the property described as follows Lot IS and the South 20 feet of Lot 16 in Belay's "Summer Lake Lake Countv Indiana WILLIAM BECKER President ilenn Dunk'e Explosion KO's Kaiser Plant An explosion and fire knocked a reduction plant in Gary out of operation foi at least a week. The explosion was Wednesday night at the Kaiser Aluminum Co plant. 7501 W.

5th Ave. Noble F. Diehl, office manager of the plant, said the explosion from gas trapped in a reduction tube. Extent of damage in the coke calcining plant cannot be determined until the unit is dismantled, he said. Diehl said the location of the damaged unit makes it necessary for the shutdown of the entire plant which employs 1J men.

The plant reduces petroleum coke from Standard (American) Oil Co. Whiting refinery to almost pure carbon for use in electrodes. LEGAL NOTICES Executive Secretary the hour of 9 30 a on the 7th day of July, 1961 Francis Grandys, Clerk Lake Superior Court Harold Hector, Receiver 6 8 15 22 NOTICE TO BIDDFES NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice Is hereby aiven that the Local Alcoholic Beverage Board of Coun ty, Indiana, wr'l, at 11 A on the llth day of July, 1961. at the Council Chamber, City Hall In the City of Hammond, Indiana said Countv beam nvestiaa'ion of the applications of the following persons, requesting the issue fo the applicants, at the locations heremater set 6 22 29 ouf of th9 Alcoholic Beverage Permits of the classes hereinafter designated and will af said tirpp and place receive in- i formation concerning thp fitness of said of Hammond Indiana at the o'fice of! said Board, 5935 Hohman Avenue up including 8 00 clock Da Time (7 00 o'clock the llth day of July, 1961, for furn shmg Cafeteria Eguipment ns are on file In the office Margaret Carroll Restaurant! Liguor and Wine Retailer, 1349 Calumet Ave Hammoid Indiana Andrew and Virginia ffroz (Restaurant) Beer, Linuor and Wme Re tailer Hammond Indiana Adam and Svlvia Prerskl (Restau by prospective bidders on reguesf The Board reserves the right to reipct any or all bids, or to waive informalities in bidding BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE SCHOOL CITY OF HAMMOND, INDIANA CHARLES N. SS3TT, President MARGARET ALLEN, Secretary i 2229 NOTICE OF SALE We, the undersigned, will sell at public sale at 10 00 A July 1961, one 1957 Mercury Fordor, Serial 62133M at Stark's Service Station, 760 State Line, Calumet City, Illinois We, the undersigned, reserve the right to bid the sale GENERAL FINANCE CORPORATION 22 NOTICE OF SALE Wt, the undersigned, will sell at public sala at 10 00 A July 5, 1961, one Ford Custom, Serial IC9GG 173070, at Gaqtral Finance Corporation, S417 Honpian, Hammond, Indiana We, the undersigned, rtsarva the right to bid at tht Mia.

GENERAL FINANCE CORPORATION t.a NOTICE OF SALE We, the undersigned, will sell at public sale at 10 00 A July 1961, one Morcury Tudor, Serial (JIM9WB 511135, at General Finance Corporation, 5417 Hohman, Hammond, Indiana We, tha undersigned, reserva tkt right to bid at tha salt. GENERAL FINANCE CORPORATION a Dave A and Anne Konkoly and Juran (Restaurant! Beer Liauor and Wine Retailer, 1139 Conkey St Ham mond, Indiana Nick and Lorraine Gasparovic Restau rant) Beer Liouor and Wme Retailer, 6324 Columbia Hammonif Indiana Irene (Restaurant) Beer, Liquor, and Wine Retailer, 6118 Columbia Ave Hammond, Indiana Loyal Order of Moose (Club) Beer, Liguor and Wine Retailer, 551 553 State St, Hammond, Indiana Jewel Tea Company, Inc by Vor- heck--Assrtant Sec'v (Grocery) Beer Dealer, South Calumet Ave, Hammond Indiana Edward Woiciechowskl (Restaurant) TRANSFER Beer Liquor and Wine Retailer's permit from Mildred Scasny, 5420 Hohman Ave Hammond, Indiana Robert a 11 a (Restaurant) TRANSFER Beer, Liguor and Wine Re taller's permit from Paul Vladika and Edward Matusko, 1850 Calumet Ave Hammond. Indiana SAID INVESTIGATIONS WILL BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, AND PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IS REQUESTED. INDIANA ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE COMMISSION By G. Mlnnlear Executive Secretary Joe A.

Harris Chairman to i Death and Funeral Notices ALONGI--Joseph Age 80, of 4315 Madison Ave Hammond passed away -1 at J'argaret Hsspt'al ot Jowing 4 i ingering 11 iness Survivors 2 daughters. Mrs Dorothy Leskosky of Hammond and Miss Carmella Along i of Hammond 1 son, Sam of Munster 2 sisters, Mrs Rose Tinagha and Mrs Josephine Baxa. both of Chicago 2 grandchildren Funeral arrange- COTNI ments are incomplete Friends may call at the Huber Funeral Home, 905 Chicago Ave, East Chicago after 7 Thursday and Friday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 BACKE--Mn. Anna Age 65, 700 Mam Crown Point, Ind passed away at her home Wednesday. June 21, following a lingering illness Survivors 2 Miss Catherine, at home, Mrs Hubert Schutz of Lowell, 1 son, Victor of Crown Point 7 grandchildren, brothers Joseph and Andrew Fetsch of East Chicago, Alfonse of Schererville, Ralph of Lowell, and Frank of Goshen, Ind 2 sisters Mrs Frances Klassen Mrs Amanda Dahlke, both of Crown Point Funeral services will be Saturday, June 24 at 9 30 a at Geisen Funeral Home, 109 North St Mary with Father Joseph Hammes officiating Internment at St Michael's at Schererville Rosary at 8 Friday Friends may call at the Geisen Funeral Home, Crown Point, after 7 Thursday brother, James of Seattle, Washington.

Funeral services will be Saturday, June 24, 9 a from Clarerce Htber 1 Home, 722 I6itn St, Masonic Serv i ice by Garfield Lodge 567, A and FM Burial will be at Chapel Lawn et Schererville Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 today. Friday 2 TO 5 and 7 to 10 R--Grace Age 65, 1853 Warwick Ave, Whit ing, Ind passed away suddenly Thursday, June 22 Survived by husband, Edward 2 sons, Richard of Whiting, Herbert of Hobart, 4 grandsons, 1 brother, Harry Francis Funeral services Saturday, June 24 at 10 a at the Schlater Funeral Home 1620 Indianapolis Blvd Whiting. Rev George Davis, of the First Church of Christ of I Whiting, officiating. Burial, Iro- quois. III Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday, 7 to 10 Friday 2 to 5 and 7 to 1 0 OWYER--Ann Cecelia of 2935 Strong Street, Highland Ind passed away Tue day morning, June 20th, at her home Survivors Husband, William 3 sons, Thomas William Jr John 2 daughters Ann Dola IN LOVING MEMORY of Leslie W.

Uddy Morton who passed awiy 1 year ago today, June 72, 1960 "One year has passed that sad day, Ths husband father we loved was called away. God took him home, it was Hla will. But our hearts llveth still VRS LL'C VCR'CN AND CHILDREN IN LOVING MEMORY of our son and brother, A 2C George Plant, Jr, who was lost at sea 17 years today In our hearts your memory lingers Sweetly, tender, fond and true There is not a day, dear George. That we do not think of you. MOTHER, EFFIE.

JUNE AND ALICE IN LOVING MEMORY of Alfreida Polites who passed away 5 years ago today "Dear Alfreida, how I think of you, Friends are friends if they are true I lost my best friend when lost you GLINOS FAMILY FleritH honsen brothers FLOWERS S320 Hohman Ave, Hammond Phone WE 2-0201 Personals L. Age 51, of 8033 Van Buren Ave Munster passed away June 21 at St Margaret Hospital Survivors are his wife, Thelma, 1 son, Donald of Munster, 2 grandchil dren. Donna Gene and Bryant 1 MONEY TO LOAN LOANS UP TO)2500 ski Funeral services Friday, June! 711 23rd, at 9 30 from the Charles I Havens Funeral Home, 1911 West' 63rd Chicago 10 a A A a A from St Brendan Church Bur- lal Mount Olivet Cemetery 10 ANONYMOUS. Call WE 1-6000 or Box 84, Hammond, Indiana. IRBY--Everett Age 64 of 1232 Summer St Hammond passed away June 22 at St Margaret Hospital Sur vivors are the wife, Amy, 1 daughter, Mrs Louts Andersen, 3 sons, Donald, Gene and Bill, all of Hammond, 4 grandchildren 1 brother, Chester of Mattoon, Ml Services a Incomplete Friends may call at the Clarence Huber Funeral Home, 722 165th St after 7 today JAKUBOWICZ--Mrs Mary Age 74, of 4933 Wegg Ave, East Chicago, passed away Tuesday, 1 June 20, at St Catherine Hospital, following a short illness Surviv- Miscellaneous HAVING any dealings with North American irg Engineers from New Jersey please call Jerry, WE 6786 NOTICE--I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by any- ore other than myself after 21 1961 (Signed) Dennis Ray, 3541 Block Ave, Indiana Harbor, Indiana THE FOLLOWING property will be sold by the undersigned to the highest and best bidder therefore at public auction at 10 a on Monday, July 3, 1961, at Lansing Village Motors, 18133 Torrence A Lansing, 111 One Studebaker Golden Hawk, Serial No 6031081 First National Bank of Lansing Take up to 36 months to repay.

Everybody needs money sometime. When you do, phone before noon to arrange For money the same day. A I LOAN CORPORATION of Hammond Hohman Avenue Phone rWEstmore 1-4650 Optn Mon. thru nun. 9:30 to 5 39 rn.lJOto8.Cloi.dS.t.

SIGNATURE LOANS to '500 Arrange your loan by phone. Pick up the cash at your convenience. No co-signers Past, get friendly one-day service. 24-Mo. Cash you I Get ments 24 Mo.

Payments Cash You Get 00 5 OOJJ297 00 JJS17 00 135.00 Jl 00 353 00 20 00 187 00 Tl 00 I 411 00 23 00 T4 fl no I J7 payments include charges. Other amounts at comparable payment plans also available. DIAL FINANCE CO. 446 STATE ST DIAL WE 3-4800 Arranged by Phone THE HAMMOND TIMES WANT AD INDEX ANNOUNCEMENTS Deaths, i-uneral Notices 1 Special Notices 1 Cards of Thinks 4 In Memonam I Cemetery Lots 7 Florists Lost and Found Personals 10 Miscellaneous II Paid Political 11 Transportation 13 ors 2 sons, Michael and Joseph, both of East Chicago 3 daughters. Sister Mary Dulcianne of the St Joseph Order, of Hammond, Mrs Jean Matlok of East Chicago and Mrs Helen Kuiawa of Whit ing 7 grand children 1 sister, Mrs Sophie Kozlowsk! of East Chicago, 3 brothers.

Frank Janiczek of France, Joseph Jamczek and Albert Janlczek both in Poland Funeral services will be held Saturday, June 24 at 8 30 a from the Lesniak Funeral Home 4918 Magoun Ave 9 a from St Stanislaus Church, Msgr Julian Sknypinski officiating Bur lal Holy Cross Cemetery, Calumet City Friends may call at the chapel Thursday and Friday, 2 to and 7 to 10 Recitation of the rosary by the Rosary Sodality Thursday at 7 m. at the chapel 11 ALUMINUM storm sash, reglazed and rescreened Universal Glass and Paint, 4714 Indianapolis Blvd. East Chicago EX 8 1676 JAVIES RAINBOLT can be reached by calling 845 1786 for free es timates on painting and decorat Ing Interior or exterior KELLER--Bradly J. Age 14 months, of 7436 South eastern Ave, Hammond passed away June 21 Survivors are the parents, Mr and Mrs. Gilbert Keller and sister Linda; brothers, Dale and Carl, maternal grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs Clm tion Ritchie of Calumet City, grandfather. Auto Keller, also of Calumet City, great grand father, Ritchie of Rhode Island Services Saturday, June 24 at II a from the Clarence Huber Funeral Home, 722 165th St with Rev Richard Lan caster officiating Burial Elm wood Cemetery Friends may call after 7 today Friday 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 KUBICSKO-- Mike Age 53, 2627 New York Ave Whiting, passed away Tuesday, June 20, St Margaret Hospital Survivors wife, Ann; 1 son, Michael Whiting, 2 daughters, Mrs Paul Dreesen, Whiting, and Mrs. Harold Lequire, Chicago, mother, Mrs Julia Kubicsko, Crystal Falls, Mich 3 brothers, Albert and John, both of Crystal Falls, Mich, and Joseph of De troit, Mich 1 sister, Mrs Robert Jones, Chicago Funeral services Friday, June 23, 9 a Baran Funeral Home, 1235 119th Sf Whiting, 9 30 a St John Church, Rev Edward Homco officiating The remains will then be taken to Elhngboe Funeral Home, Crystal Falls, Mich where services will be held Monday, June 26 then fo the Guardian Angel Church with burial ir Guardian Angel Cemetery, Crys tal Falls, Mich Friends may call at the chapel Wednesday, 7 to 10 and Thursday 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 The Holy Name Society of St John Church will recite the rosary at the chapel Thursday, 7 30 NOVOSEL--Mike Age 70, of 4837 Carey St, East Chicago passed away Thursday, June 22 at the residence Sur vivors 2 sons, Michael and Thomas, both of East Chicago Funeral arrangements are incomplete Friends may call at the Huber Funeral Home, 905 W. Chi cago A East Chicago after 7 Thursday PALKA--Anthony Age 73, of 13512 Ave passed away Wednesday, June 21 at the residence, following a shorl Illness Survivors wife, Helen, sons, Stanley and Anthony, daughters, Mrs Frances Hornyak and Mrs Bernice Jaros, 9 grand- chilren, all of Hegewisch, 1 sister, Antoinette Kozak of Chicago Funeral services will be held Sat- furday, June 24 at 9 30 a from the Opyt Funeral Home, 13350 Baltimore Ave Hegewisch and al 10 a from St Florian Church, Rev A Kulmski officiating Burial, Holy Cross Cemetery, Calumet City Friends may call al the chapel after 7 Thursday AUTOMOTIVE Automobile Agencies 14 Car and Truck Leasing 15 Automobiles for Salt Sport, Foreign Cars 17 Trucks and Equipment II Parts and Accessories 19 Automotive Services 20 Automotive Wanted 21 Motorcycles, Bicycles 22 EMPLOYMENT Female Help Wanted 23 Vale Help Wanted 24 Male and Female Help 25 Salesmen It Salesladies 27 Salesmen and Salesladies 2t Male Situations Wanted 29 Fmployment Agencies 30 INSTRUCTION Instruction General RUCINSKI--Mrs Mary, Age 70, of 4935 Baring Ave East Chicago, passed away Tuesday, June 20, at the residence follow ing a short illness Survivors sons, Andrew and Walter of East Chicago Anthony of Hegewisch, and Al of Calumet City, 2 sisters, Mrs Caroline Krupa of East Chi cago, Mrs Sophie Rompala of Chicago 1 brother in Poland 6 grand children 1 great grandchild Funeral services will be held Saturday, June 24th at 9 34 a from the Lesniak Funeral Home, 4918 Magoun Ave 10 a from Sf Stanislaus Church, Msgr Ju I an Skrzypmski officiating Burial Holy Cross Cemetery, Calumet City Friends may call at the chapel, Thursday, after 7 and Friday, 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 Recitation of the rosary by the Ladies Rosary Sodality Thursday at 7 30 SERVICE Business Services 31 Contracting and Building 33 Cleaning and Tailoring 34 Moving, Storage, Trailtn 39 Plumbing and Heating 36 Heating Fuels 37 Painting and Plastering 33 Floor Sanding 39 Appliance Repairing 40 Radio and TV Service 41 holography Studios 41 A Mattress Repair 43 Jewelry Repair 43 Upholstering Ml FINANCIAL Mortgage Loans Money to Loan Financial Aid 45 SCHUTZ--Carl Age 44, of Lowell, 2, passed away June 21 at St Margaret Hospital, Hammond Survivors wife, Sylvia, 2 sons, Wayne and Dennis, both at home one bro'h er, Henry of Lowell, 4 sisters, Mrs Mayme Dier of Cedar Lake, Mrs Clara Felsch of Cedar Lake Mrs Wadehne Phillips of Lowell aid Mrs Catherine Phillips of Crown Point Funeral services will be held Saturday at 10 a at S' Edward Catholic Chorch Lowell with Rev Chester Zura wiec officiating Burial St Edward Ceme'e'-y. Friends may call after 7 Thursday at the Sheets Fune-al Home, 604 Commercial, Lowell, Ind Transportation- HERTZ CAR RENTAL LICENSEE Cars for rent, local or Inng distance, by the hour, day or week 5041 Hohman Ave, or call WF 1 5444 Agencies 14 ABRAHAMSON MOTORS Chrysler Plymouth Imperial Valiant 5850 Calumet WE 1 2543 BIEKER PLYMOUTH VALIANT 5749 Calumet WE 2 1540 BROADWAY AUTO SALES, INC.

OLDSMOBILE 4333 Indianapolis, East Chicago EX 7 3050 Lot EX 8-3068 CIESAR'S Serving Calumet Region Over 4O Years--Factory Parts for Chryler Plymouth Dodge-DeSolo 1939 Indianapolis Blvd. 659-1200 a -9 BOHLINS AUTO SALES 371 Douglas WE 3-0265 CAPARROS MOTORS, INC. 4800 Indianapolis Blvd. EX 8 9500 CALUMET MOTORS Comet-Mercury--Lincoln English Fora 5814 Calumet Ave Hammond WE 22500 CHRISTENSON CHEVROLET 100 SOUTH BROAD, GRIFFITH TE 8-0200 GIBSON MOTORS 1415 Broadway, East Chicago EX 8-2940 HERSCHBACH 6752 Indianapolis Blvd. Tl 40184 CALUMET CHEVROLET New and Used 4415 Indianapolis Blvd.

EX 8 2841 HOWARD RAMBLER 610 Chicago Ave East Chicago EX 8-01000 MARCUS MOTORS New Distributors DODGE DODGE DART 512 Chicago Ave. East Chicago, Ind MELODY MOTORS "Sharpest Used Cars In Town" 5611 Hohman We 1-7835 PIERCE FORD Ford Falcon--T-Bfrds 5603 Hohman Ave WE BURT ROSE RAMBLER (Formerly Agnew Nash) 5701 Calumet Ave Hammond WE 2-8210 JOHN SCHMUESER CO. 5530 Hohman Ava. WE 1-5150 RIMFS FORD 4016 Main EX 7-027J East Chicago (Indiana Harbor) SPRINGER AUTO SALES Authorized Rambler Dealer 18161 Wentworth Lansing TO 2-1804 FRANK SHAVER PONTIAC, INC. 5800 Hohman Ave WE 2 0080 SWARTHOUT Calumet at Sheffield WE 1 7508 Whiting 659 1073 SUBURBAN RAMBLER SALES Inc.

(Formerly Towne Countree Auto Sales) Calumet Region's Finest Compact, Foreign and Sports Car Service Center Route 41, 1 Mile South of Ridge Rd Highland TE 83830 WAREHOUSE 630 630 STATE SI. WE 1 7115 WHITING MOTORS Metropolitan Rambler Dealer Select Bonded Usetf Cars 1534 Indianapolis Blvd AUTOMOTIVE Cor and Truck 15 ANNUAL CAP AND TRUCK Leas- Ing All makes and models Wt lease to individuals and for industrial and commercial users. Low monthly rates Great Lakes Auto Leasing. WE 3-OISO, Mr. Bailor Automobiles for I960 CHEVROLETS-- All remaining, must be sold Demonstrators as low as $1 695 Smith's Chevrolet Warehouse, Gostlm at Sheffield, Hammond north side.

WE 3-0182. Open evenings 'Ti! 9 1960 CHEVROLET station 6-cylmder automatic, $195 down, or your old car Smith's Chev- roler warehouse, Gosthn at Sheffield Hammond's north side WE 30182 Open evenings 'til 9 1960 CORVAIR 2 door Radio, heater, automatic SI 595 Smith Chevrolet Warehouse, Gostlm at ShMfie'd Hammond north side We 013? ngs 9 MERCHANDISE Household GOODS Miscellaneous Home Improvements Plumbing and Heating Building Materials Black Dirt Organs, Pianos and Misc. Garden Supplies Nursery Stock Good Things To Eat Wearing Apparel Office Equipment Store Fixtures Boats and Accesiorits Sporting Goods Photo Supplies Farm Equipment Farm Products Livestock General Dogs, Cats, Pets Merchandise Wanted 1 52 Si 55 it, 57 51 41 1960 FORD Convertible--V-8, Fordo- matic pov.er steering, radio heat er J2 295 Hersci-bach 6752 Indianapolis Tl 40184 47 VINOV1CH--Michael Age 57 4302 Northcofe East Chi cago passed away Wednesday at M0 i his home after a short illness Survived by his wife Lucille I son Robert, Police of High land 2 brothers William and Anthony of Gary, 4 sisters, Mrs Nick Juncich, Mrs Vidor Komen Ich, Mrs Cy Chahe and Mrs Fred Wisner, all of Gary Fu neral services will be held Saturday, June at 10 a from the Oleska Funeral 3934 I960 LINCOLN Premier 4-door Hard- Elm East Chicago, 10 30 a Sf George Serbian Church with Rev John Marcetich officiating Burial, Calumet Park Cemetery of Crown Point Friends may call Thursday evening after 7 Prayer service this evening at 8 af the chapel RE AI tSIATE FOR RENT Sleeping Rooms Sleeping Rooms and Boart Apartment Hotels Unfurnished Aaartmcntt Furnished Apartments Houses, Mobile Homes Furnished Houses Mobile Home Space Business or Industrial Oarages Offtca and Desk Space Farms and Land Out of Town (Vacation Placet wanted to Kint 1960 FORD 4-door V-3 Fairlans 500 Fu'l pcwer, $1 S9S Sm.tn Chevrolet used car lot, 5509 Hohman Ave, downtown Hammond, in the middle the b'ock, not on the corner WE 3-0181 1960 FORD convertible full power, radio, heater, $2,295 Smitl Chevrolet OK used car lot, Hohman Ave, downtown Hammond, in the middle of the block, not on the corner. WE 3-0181. fop One owner, very low mlleaje.

Leo Knoerzer Co, Cadillac Oldsmobile Dealer Hohman and Conkey, WE 3-0600 Ask f0r VAN VESSEN WANT ADS ANNOUNCEMENTS Cords of Thanks 4 THE FAMILY ot Raymond Saiek with to lhank Fathers Wles and Spranger the child! en's choir of SI Thomas More Church, rela lives, nelc ibors, 'rlends and the File Funeral Home for their many kindnesses following the trtglt death of our loved one. PATRICIA WOOD SAJEK AND SONS 1960 VALIANT 200 4 door, driven lust 6,900 miles Can be told from new Has floor shift transmission, radio, heater, white wall tires, etc Don't wait on this one Towne and Cotmtree Auto Sales The Region's Foreign and Sports Car Center on RouTa 41, mile south of Route 6 in Highland, Ind (38 58M 1959 BUICK Electra door Hardtop, full power, low mileage, $2 Smllh's Chevrolet K. Used Car Lot, 5509 Hohman Ave downtown Hammond, In the middle of the block, not on the corner WE 30181..