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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-29
WEATHER CONDITIONS AT A. M.

Ketchkan cloudy partly cloudy 48; Wrange cloudy 50 Skagway coudy Ska raining cloudy 46 Nenana cloudy S4 Fair banks cloudy, Springs cloudy, 55; Ruby cloudy o cloudy Kaltag, partly cloudy 52 Un alakee partly cloudy 46 Flat, cloudy, 55.
 A " WEATHER SYNOPSIS
 baromeric prevailed this morning the North Pacific and throughout Alaska lowest reported @ inches 300 miles south of Dutch Harbor This distribution been attended by precipitation along the regions Unalaska and by partly cloudy interior and portions of the Territory
 24hour temperature changes have been small throughout field observation Warm weather continued at New York and Washington. s4- -2s4st
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-29
To STRAWBERRY POINT

Hawley w. Sterling Assistant Chief Engineer for the Alaska Road Commission, went. to Strawberry Point today to look over road work; leaving on the PA plane. He was planning to stop off at. Strawberry Point while the plane made it's regular run to Chichagof and come back on the return flight this even iflp !.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-29
ESKIMO GIRL TELLS OF FIRE AT PILGRIM
 SPRINGS MISSION

An interesting description of the fire of May 10, which caused con- siderable damage to the Pilgrim Springs Mission, north of Nome, written by 'Egga G. Buck, fifteen year-old Eskimo girl who is stu dent at the Mission, was forward
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-29
SEVEN HALIBUTERS SELL AT SEATTLE

SEATTLE, May 29.- Halibuters arriving today, catches and sale prices, follow:
 From the western banks-Kodiak 35.OOO pounds. 65s and 5A cents; Arthur H 35,O00 pounds, 67s and 5hs cents; Fairway 15,0OO pounds, Pierce III GOO pounds, Repeat 9,oo0 pounds, all for 65s and 6l5 cents. Eleanora II .oO0 pounds, Sylvia 15,000 pounds, both 6la cents straight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-29
FOss RESIGNS

Harold Bs sF0ss,. junior architect in the office of the Commissioner of EducAtinn. has resigned his post tion,s effective. as of the first of June, to enter private business as contractor and architect. No suc- cessor has been named yet Com missioner. A. E. Karnes said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-05-29
FAlRC'lAlLb OFF ON GHlCHAGOF
 TRIP THIS lM.
PA Plane from Fairbanks
 Due Here Here at Late Hour This Afternoon

On his weekly scheduled flight to Chicbagof, Kimshan Cove, Hoonah, and Port Althorp, Pilot Alex Hold en left here at noon today in the Flcific Alaska Airways Fairchild seaplane accompanied by flight me- chanic Lloyd Jarman. with first class ,osters mail and passengers. He expected to return to. his Ju- neau base late this afternoon or evening.
 Passengers leaving here for Chi cliagof aboard the plane were, c. w. Davis, Special Agent for the Standard oil Company, Martin Jor- geh on, Juneau agent for the Standard oil, and Frank Bandy. Tie latter IS to remain at Chicha- gof while MT. Davis and Mir. Jer- gcnson are round trip passengers. HaV.ey w Sterling, Assistant Chief EnAlneer for the. Alaska Road Com mission, lett on the plane bound for Strawberry Point and return.
 Rstpfn From sitka
 The Fairchild returned from its weekly schedule trip to Hawk In- let. Tenakee, Chatham, Todd and sitka with mail and passengers at 6 o'clock last evening Returning here on the plane were Hawley Sterling and lc Q, Bishop who were round trip passengers to Sitka, the Rev. Edward c. Budde, from sitka and Einar sande, from Hawk Inlet, ss
 Kctchikan Trip
 To pick up B. B. Parish, Seattle manager for the New England Fish Company at Wrangell and take him to the company plant at Moves Island, Robert E, Ellis, Pacific Alas ka Aifways pilot, accompanied by Paul Brewer, flight mechanic, left here this informing in the Lockheed Vega seaplane of the company for the south He will continue to his oasb at Ketchikan from Moves Island. The tfip to Ketchikan, scheduled for departure from here Tuesday noon, was postponed until this morning because of the neces- sary work op the planes. radio.
 Electfa In Fairbanks
 fhe;f Pacific Alaska Airways Lock heed Electra, which left here yes terday afternoon at 3 o'clock on its weekly flight into Fairbanks. ar rived It the PA airport in the Interior City last evening. Those who made the, flight from here were t. Morrison, for Whltehorse: John White, Charles Huntley, Mrs. Charles Huntley, and baby, H. ( culp, and z. F. Lane, for Fair banks.
 Round Round Ior s.nleeay ~
 At 9, o'clock this morning, Joseph Burrows, Acting Divisional Engi- ncer for the Pacific Alaska Airways,l and Murray Stuart, pilot. took off from Fairbanks in an open cockpit stearrnan pontoon plane of the company bound for Juneau They expect to arrive here late this af- ternoon. The steartnan plane, pilot Stuart, will be based at Juneau for charter work during the present season. Mir. BarroWs will continue from here south by steamer on a vacation trlp. He will join Mrs. Barrows and their children who have been south for several months.
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IMPROVED

Mrs. McAlister, wife of James McAlister of the Territorial Audi tors office, is reported improved to- day at St. Ann's hospital where she underwent a major operation yes- terday. ~
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U. 5. Ahead of Europe
 in Veterans Payments
,uontinued from Page one)


 active but not particularly hazard ous service to $263 for commission ed officers who encountered great risks.
 U. S. Priyates uet Most 48 In, providing compensation, and relief for disabled veterans of the world war, comparative, statistics show that the United States has been, in general, considerably more liberal than European countries. Canada, however, has been. gener- ous in the, treatment of her war maimed and in some pension classi- fications has made larger allow ances than this country. The United States private, who is permanently and totally disabled receives compensation of $l,20o a year as compared with $900 for the Canadian. $520 for the British, S28t for the French. $2l4 for the Ital- ian and $125 for the German vet eran. -s.s s-.ss..-----a
 Widows Pensions
 In cases of temporary total dis ability, Canada grants the. largest yearly allowances to veterans with wives and children, the Canadian compensation for private with wife and one child being S1 ,38( compared with sl.l40 in this coun- try. The British allowance in sucf case is STAT, the French, $327 anc the Italian, $225.
 Canada also leads in pensions t widows of men who were killed during the world war or who diee of disabilities arising out of tht war. A widow without children re. ceives $720 a year in Canada ana $360 in the United States. A widow under 40 years. of. age in Grea Britain receives s260 while one ovel 40 gets $496.
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NOTICE

gHonortng Memorial Day, Thurs-| day, May 30 all barber shops will be closed all day. rts4- se. adv BARRIERS ASSOCIATION.
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MEMORIAL DAY

Cut Sweet Peas and Potted Plants for Memorial Day at Guys Drug Store in Douglas. adv.
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SPECIAL DELIVERY

To Thane at 11:45, a. m. daily. Phone AZ for pickups. 7adv.
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{ THe1 Weather
tBy the u. s. Weather Bureaul

Forecast for Juneau and vicinity beginning at May 29
 tonight and probably Thursday light variable winds
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Continued from Page One,
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LOCAL DATA
Barometer Temp. Humid,
RADIO REPORTS
TODAY

Lowest lam. fam, Precip. 4a4E. A temp. temp. velocity 24hrs. Weather
Evening star., 1935-01-20

Port of the old
square riggers. A
picturesque scene
along the water
front at Tunis,
where ships whose
oaken tim erS
have survived a
century of storm
and tempest still
put in regularly
as they ply the
trade lanes of the
M e di t erranean
and the Seven
Seas.
J Publishers Photo Service
Evening star., 1935-01-20

Heave, no! And
these fair salts of
Ramsgate, E n g.
land, are no make
believe ailorS
when it comes to
lending a hand on
the fishing boats
that put out from
there u S t for
the sport of it.
G Wide World Photos.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-20

MEMS Felt House Slippers all colors. Ate
Sizes 6 to 10. SCHIFF'S SHOE F'N
STORES, l48 E. Wash. 203 w. Wash.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS


Notice is hereby given to taxpayers OF
the City of indianapolis that the Com
mon Council now has pending before il
Appropriation Ordinances No. SO and No
"a OF 1885. appropriating moneys as fol
lows:
Appropriation Ordinance No. SO, pro-
poses the appropriation of s4323, from
expended balance of the General Fund
for the year 1885 to the Board of Pub
lie Safety Office Administration budget,
Fund 1l-Salaries and Wages, Regular
commissioners.
Appropriation Ordinance No. 34,, pro-
poses the. appropriation Of $4,000, from
the anticipated unappropriated and un-
expended balance of the Department of
Public Health and Charities General
Fund for the year 1885, to Fund IL
Salaries and Wages, Regular-Dental
Clinicians. in the Child Hygiene division
of said department.
and fixing time when the same shall
take effect.
The above described ordinances are dut
TO come up for passage at the next regu
lar meeting Of the Council TO be held OF
the 9Th day of January, 1886.
After said appropriations have been de
termined. any ten or more taxpayers feel
ing themselves aggrieved may appeal II
the state Board of Tax Commissioner!
filing petition therefor with the Marion
County Auditor not later than ten day
after said appropriations have been made
by said Common Council and the Stat,
Board of Tax Commissioners will fix datt
for hearing in this county.
witness my hand and the seal of tht
City of Indianapolis, this 10th day of De
DANIEL J. o'NEILL JR.
City Clerk
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For Her

II CE II KS4
ANY spring. any leaf. car, truck. IN
DlANAPOLIS SPRING CO. $50 w.
Wasnngton-st.
MEMS suits topcoats. soc. GALE CLEAN
ERS. 1923 S. Gale Delivery. DR-5853.
NATURAL looking wave. So M. ELLIS
BEAUTY SALON. 3rd floor. ODD Fellow.
CLOTH COATS, fur trimmed, at a SAVING
CHICAGO JEWELRY CO.. INC l46 E.
Washington.
CHRISTMAS Special Combination Stream
line Permanent $2.49. POWDLD PUFF
SHOP 535 Bankers Trust. RI-0377
kip & KURL BEAUTY SEOP-l222
1890
SINGER Electric Sewing Machine is the
1oeaI ana most economical lifetime gift.
LoQk over our bargains ANY style. price.
SINGER CO. l26 w. WASHINGTON
AUTHORIZED dealer Maytag New used
Trade allowance. 1871 w. Wash. BE-4825
LAURA PROFFITT, 1920 w. McCartv. BE-
10l5-R. Appointments. Nu-Bone Corsets.
Dresses. Hose.
EqbREKA b715 3{,l JaGQun 5a zo clsaner with, motor
land LI9365 for free trial
BEAUTIFUL permanents: 81 SO to SIS LOU
ANN Beauty Shop, 2202@ Shelby DR-7334
SHE would appreciate gardenias from
PANDELL,S. 81 Monument Circle. 1901
N. CapIol-aY
- ly7g-yS3 t-1-2A RADIO AZ ECONOMY
I-~--1' RADIO. 245 Z. WASH
STEAM Oil Croqu1gnole permanents for 81.
Roberts Beauty Shop, 529 Massav. Ii
CENTRAL BEAUTY COLLEGE is. the
largest in INDIANAPOLIS Enroll today.
GRANITE roasters, IS STYLES. 69c up.
HOOsIER CHINA & GLASS, 2i8 E. Wash
SURGEONS bandage shoes for sick foot.
ABcH-FIT SHOE SHOP. 209 Kahn BLDG.
Five Pounds of Delicious
CHOCOLATES
In Beautiful Gift Box CSC
At
HAAG'S
Cut Price Drug Stores
YOU'LL find HER favorite
PERFUME or FACE POW
DER at HAAG'S CUT
PRICE DRUG STORES.
VOLTS, 1914 N. Senate. 1903 N Illinois,
SMILE BEAUTY SHOP speciaIzes in per
manent waves. 81 up. 622 Massachusetts
PIANO ACCORDIONs $3.50 up PEARSON
~. 44NN|.. A%O N rem.
CLARINET outfits s275O up PEARSON
CO. INC. 128 N. Penn
CHICKERINCI grand piano was 1895. now
S345, Viking MUSIC, 100 Z. Ohio.
WASHERS Delivery now. pay after Xmas.
STEWARDS RADIO, INC. 1876 N. Penn
IRONERS- Delivery now. pay after Xmas.
sTEWART'S RADIO. NC, 136 Penr.
OCCASIONAL TABLES (new). s395 to
S7.95 BAKER BROS. 2I9 z Wash
w., Womer,' FABRIC GLOVES I0c
W1de selection OF smart styles .... @OS
- j. c. PENNEY co. INC.
Women's HOUSE DRESSES
Guaranteed fast cOlors. new one IGn
J. c. PENNEY CO.. INC
GIVE MOTHER q new pair of glasses for
xmas. DR.. j. Z. KERNEL, GroucG
Floor, Traction Terminal Bldg
HAIRCUT, shampoo. wave, all for Csc.
Facials. Csc. Permanents, 75c-S3. No apts.
ROYAL Beauty Acad, 401 Roosevelt bldg
YOUR own photograph. 8xIO only sI.O0.
Artlstlc-guaranteed No appointment
necessary. PLATT STUDIOS. '7C3 Roosa-
GUARANTEED copies made from any pic-
tQTe, PLATI STUDIOS. 7O3 Roosevelt
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80 Legals

CS ACSttLS
comply with the terms OF and the condi-
tionS of the Emergency Relief Arpropria-
tion Acts of Congress of 1885, the regula-
tions issued pursuant thereto by the Presi-
dent of the United States and rules and
regulations of P. w. A. (l79 grants, dat
ed July %, 1885, prescribed by the Federal
Works, and as amended.
Wage rates on this work shall not be
less than the prescribed wage scale as
determined pursuant to the provisions
of Chapter 319 Of the Acts of the General
Assembly of Indiana of 1885. and as ap-
That said bidder or bidders shall enter
into a contract and execute a bond with
surety to be approved by said Trustee and
in a sum equal to the contract price
If any bidder shall fail to enter into
said contract and execute a bond, then
said bidder shall forfeit the amount of
said certified check as liquidated dam
ages for the use Of said Jackson School
Township
tee in connection with the sealed bid, a
statutes of the State of Indiana. and
shall file an experience QUESTIONABLE
and a plan and equipment questionnaire,
and a financial statement filled out and
executed, in accordance with Form 96 re-
quired by said statutes. and must be ac-
companied by questionable Form 96-A,
State Board of Accounts.
The Trustee reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
ORA F. MOORE.
Trustee of Jackson School Township,
Allen County, Ind.
William Freuchtenicht.
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USE "SEALDSWEET' and "MOR-JUCE"
oranges, grapefruit aud tangerineS. from
sunny Florida.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-20

MEATS. Groceries. Fruits. Vegetables. PouI-
try. Nuts, Xmas Trees. Delivery. Open
z days urtil midnight. ABE ROSE
MARKET, Bellefontaine and 10th.
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OIL FEATEPS-Deliyery now. pay after
Xmas. STEWARDS RADIO. INC. 1856
Penn.
GL ASS Punch Bowls. cups complete or sep
arate. HOOS1ER GLASS, 2I3 E. Wash
@2-PIECE Dinner Sets-S1 90 up. HOOSIER
CHINA & GLASS. 213 E. Wash.
RANGES-Delivery now. pay after Xmas
STEWART'S RADIO, INC. 1876 N. Penn.
LAMPS New All styles. 81 to s495
BAKER BROS, 2l9 E. Wash.
LOUNGE CHAIRS New sl2 to $40.
BAKER BROS, 2l9 E. Wash
HOWARD RADIOS are always welcome
VAN SICKLE RADIO. "a w. Ohio.
WE repair all make furnaces. MON
GRIEF FURNACE CO.. S72 NASSAU. RI
G872
BUY Furniture for Christmas. PREMIER
FURNITURE AND RUG CO. il30 Pros
pect DR-3068.
ELECTRICAL appliances repaired. Guaran-
teed. UNITED ELECTRIC SERVICE. 65l
Massachusetts, LI-7ll2.
XTTsA fancy Pecan Meats ACC b. In
shell. 25c b. KEENE DRUGS.
APARTMENT GRAND-SI89. Terms.
Viking MUSIC. 40 E Ohio.
LIVING ROOM SUITES lamps, chairs, ia
bles. Low prices. Terms. GRAHAM S.
Clifton at 29th-st.
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Prize Winners


For December 18th
FIRST PRIZE
Mrs; William E. Lewis, 1880 N. Ham
SECOND PRIZE
Mrs. w. E. Edwards, I340 n. Gale-st
THIRD PRIZE
Darrell Walton, 427 Christian-st.
NEXT 5 WINNERS
Robert Windisch, 5i5 Coffey-st
Judith NJ. Julian. S1012 Virginia-av
Mrs. J. Nickum. 1881 w. Rayst
Mrs. L. A. Carmean, 2256 CentTal-av
Mrs. Blanche Fletcher, 464 n. Gray-st
NEXT 20 WINNERS
Gertrude Fox, 442 n. Pine-st
Mrs: Ruth Sorgins, A. S. Belmont-st
Louise Schamzel, POLL Applegate
Mildred Picou, 1921 Grof-av
Elizabeth Brooks, 1922 Centrai-av
Mr., Harold Karas. 914 Beecher-st
Mrs. Charles Ferguson, 223O Carroll
Harry NJ. Nugent: 15s S. 1Oth-av,
Beech Grove, Ind.
Emma Arnovil. 1881 Rooseyelt-av
Mrs. vina Ford. 1857 Hiatt-st
Mrs: Attha Bowman. 1017 S. Belle
Carl Showalter. r. r. 5, Box 237
Mrs. Orvin Lowry. 452 n. Warman-
aV
Lenore Brown, 2189 Dexter-av
Irma S. Potter. 1850 Leonard-st
Mrs. Mildred ScOtter, Stilesville, Ind.
Earl Suttles, 946 n. Oriental-st
Mrs. Marjorie Loughmiller, 1866 E.
TabOr-st.
Leonette Augustus, 245 w. Maple-rd,
No. 104
Maurice CahiIl, 1141 w. 31st-st
Ad Headquarters, 214 w. Maryland St.,
efore 6 p. M. Saturday evening.
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TODAY'S
QUESTIONS

December goth Questions
I. What is the ideal family gift?
2. Where do you have three years to
pay if you have a bathroom in
stalled?
8. For the best dry cleaning who do
you call?
4. What does DR.. Kernel suggest as
a gift for Mother?
5. What does F. C. Bonnet suggest
as the appreciated gift?
G.. Where can you get a G. E. radio
evenings and Sundays9
:. What Minerals should you use for
Health?
8. What confectionery is located at
101 n. Ala abama-st?
9. Where can you get Norge Re-
frigeratOr and pay March 1st?
10. Where can you get end tables for
Soc to S1.95?
Winners must call at The Times War
for their tickets and certificates
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-20

Only bread made at Century OF Progress.
FURNAs Dealers are featuring Holiday
specials-fountains and carry home.
CHICKENS. Ducks. Turkeys. Eggs Gwinn
Poultry Market 2121 E. 10th-st. CH-0l56
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-20
FOOds-DecOrdtiOns

QUALITY Foods at PATTERSON'S FOOD
MARKET. 537 f. 21st-st. TA3399
''CENTS-IBLE" savings every day in
fruits at all REGAL STORES.
KOEHLER'S THRIFT MARKET has fancy
groceries, quality meats. 2402 E. 10th-st.
CH-0464-5-6
SANITARY MARKET 8l8 W Michigan.
LI-0682. Quality Foods and Fresh meats.
LEROY DONNELLY'S CAFE-Good food
and very good drinks. las N Della. st.
CHICKEN, steak dinners; reasonable. CHI
0727 for reservations. WASHINGTON "a
2225 E. Washington.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-20

/ pn1o0dApe service. foIo Z. michigan. liz
GANTz. 1000 E. Washington-st. itR-6648-
| year Service Inc. 627 N. Della. RI-1436
! QUALITY COAL - Immediate delivery
! Montgomery Coal Co.. 1905 English-av.
HONEST 9SITsTv WEEIGHTn9aatg Immediate
300 N Belmont. BE-1060.
USE Natures Minerals for Health. Natures
Mineral Food Co.. 127 E. Ohio. RI-1461
GARRICK THEATER
29l6 N. Illinois-st. l5c Always. TA-6232
TEA AZ KETTLES 4. and 7,qt;. granite or
| 2l3 E. Washington.
STUDIO UPRIGHT new. priced low.
Viking MUSIC. 12O E. Ohio.
z5R sbe !san'Y sse Y DeSan RErNg Tefs pRudg 4so O In
IHicAdo jEWELRY We W co 5ctE INC. ?t'i2 i4s z
s7s5, BAKER BROS. 2mls m E. wash. lash. -
kRAEsB P5es dS1 c6 e5op e fsEs5B baNs0B
JOEL 7; .TRAYLoR. 5O4 Guaranty
BIOS, i71s N. Ns Penrsylvania nh aHHFE TA-5o54. -
MERIDIAN BOOK SHOP, INc.-Rare
books: bound for gifts. 1874 Monument
CENTRAL PUBLISHING CO.-If it's print
Ing. call US. $40 S. Meridian-st. RI
PRESCRIPTIONS filled BEECH GROVE
PHARMACY. 528 Main-st.
JAG BRODERIC STUDIO Dance Drama.
Priced economically. 1920 N. Meridian
st. RI-0028.
FURNACE COILS. 98c; Installed, $3.50.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-20


BOARD OF TRADE BILLIARD PARLOR,
Board of Trade Bldg. LI-0418
FRANK DOUGHERTY'S BILLIARD PAR
LOR, 1341a N. Pennsylvania-st. LI-0223
MILANO INN-Real Italian Spaghetti. Big
Christmas Party. 231 S. Noble.
BOWMAN Office Machinery. 112-14 E
Maryland-st. Multigra phS addresso-
graphs, mimeograph equipment, supplies
LI-8515.
ALLIED TRUCK EQUIPMENT CO.-NeW
used dump bodies. trailerS. 906 N. Sen
ate-av. RI-6596.
BEMIS LETTER SERVICE-"Our scope OF
work unlimited" 303 Merchants Bank
LI-6122.
LARGEST INSURER OF AUTOMOBILES
IN INDIANA. STATE AUTOMOBILE
ms. ASSN. OCCIDENTAL-BLDG. IL
8571.
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The Indianapolis Times-Indiana Theatre
FIFTH
ANNUAL
For FQn1iLU

3 Garments CLEANED Cleaned S1.39
Each Garment Cleaning not to exceed 75c.
Free Del. Gale Cleaners DR-585s
ALERT CLEANERS-An WORK insured
prompt service. 46l8 E. Michigan. IR-
3030
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-20

BOOTH FISHERIES. Willis Brarch. 238
Mass.-av Fish, oysters, Sea Foods.
WALTERS MARKET-Fresh line vege-
tables, fruits. Delivery. $3.50 Park-av.
TA-2266.
NORTHWESTERN FISH MARKET-Fresh h
fish and sea foods. 2727 Northwestern.
TA-0893
r~iypaS yTTor. i. 90. - - - -.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-20

G. E. RADIO. model ABS. s35. Trade-in.
open evenings, Sundays. 34li n. Illinois.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-20

SPECIAL FOR DECEMBER
Six baths for $500. Rub, SOC extra. MT.
JACKSON SANITARIUM 1927 W. Wash
ington-st. Steam and Therapeutic BathA.
GIVE beauty course; $40 dowr will start
her. a lifetime gift ROYAL BEAUTY
ACAD.. z0l Roosevelt bldg
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For the Horne

MAKE Mother Happy with a new Singer
electric sweeper. A real gift. SINGER
co, l26 w. Wash. RI-97l8.
CALL KEITH SHADE co for your Venetian
Blinds. Rises l348 N. Illirois
A concentrated market-an economical.
SerYice-TlmeS Want Ads-known for
their result producing power Phone
RI-555l and say adtaker
ICE CUBE Crusher ana Drink Mixer.
VONNEGUTS. 6 Convenient Stores
HARRY MILEY d SON-Tinners. furnaces
repaired. Personal service Estimate
free. 1880 S. Belmont BE-0436-J.
ENTERPRISE IRON WORKS = Fences
homes. etc. Iron. wire. Gath & Yandes-
SITS. HE-l341
C. Z. and Maytag Washers. Liberal trades
Terms. GORDON RADIO ELEC. CO..
2966 Central 662 E. 38th.
Gift for the Home
IL EC.IELC LIL-h
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No meal complete without
NHrnArINEID ID L. n

j. w. FINNERAN GROCERY-Fresh gro
ceries. vegetables and meats. 1902 s.
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S Want Ads-Cost Less-Produce Best
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-20

fAIINJ D INDlANA BILLIARD CO.
Fixture House Complete"
1881 Southeastern-Av DR-3578
VICTORY CLEANERS CO-27O6 z Mich
igan-st. CH-6l61-7977. Direct PLAINTIFF
customer service
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II Trucks and Tractors

duals good condition. $275. WEISSMAN
MOTORS, 2l22 e. Wash. CHAR
'34 DIAMOND T., lia-ton L. w B.; S445,
WEIS5MAN MOTORS 2l22 E. Wash. CHI
4442
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-20

CAPITOL FURNACE AND REPAIR CO.
Repair parts for all make stoves. fur-
naces and boilers. 229 S. Aeridian-st.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-20

A concentrated market--an economical
service-TimeS Want Ads-knoWn foi
their result producing power. Phone
RI-5551 and say adtaker
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-20

GOOD Used Cars. Small payments FL
PENN GARAGE. il0l N Penn. RI-2929.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-12-20

FOR LONG DISTANCE HAULING CALL
TRUCKING, INC DR-5465.
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MATTRESSES renovated or made into in
nersprings NU-WAY MATTRESS CO.
CH-0q37
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Cut Price DRUG Stores

OIL FEATEPS-De Delivery now. pay after
Xn4s- STEWARDS RADIO. INC. 1856
N Penn
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LII ABNER

DANIEL J. O'NEILL JR.
City Clerk.
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Electric wiring as one contract.
Heating and ventilation as one con-
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GIRLS SLIPOVER SWEATERS of brushed
yarn. Sizes to 16 ...............79 79c
J. c. PENNEY CO., INC.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-04-05
zENY ROBIA KARIERU.

V poslednych rokoch po-
darilo sa zenam dosiahnut
i tych oborov cinnosti, ktore
donedavna boly vyhradene
len muzom. Sem patri do
siahnutie pilotskeho diplo-
mu 25-rocnou pilotkou He
lenou Richey znamou tym,
ze pred rokmi dosiahla W.
trvalostneho rekordu spolo-
cne s Frances Harrel Mar
sails. Vtedy zostaly ODE vo
vzduchu celych 9 dni, FL
hodin a AZ min1t. Slecna
Richeyova lieta teraz ma
trait Washington-P Pittsburgh
Detroit. Pri svojom prvom
lete bola ma vsetkych zastav
kach srdecne vftana, len jej
muzski kolegovia divajd sa
ma jej vykon skepticky a su
presvedceni, ze namahavu
a t'azkd cinnost' dopravne-
no pilota dlho nevydrzi. O.
ma sama - hoci je pilotkou
Fuz dlho a vo vzduchu je "a
ko donna" - vyhlasila, re a.
81 t'azko najde v tomto po-
volanf naslednfcku, lebo je
to t'azka praca a pracovne
hodiny vel'mi nepravidel'-
ne. Okrem toho tu plati
zakaz snatku.