3 0 A I THE KANSAS CITY TIMES, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1944. -RUG CLEANING. Deaths. of Knox County Physician Was 92 Years Old. Mrs.
Maria B. Hall, 92, died Monday morning at her home, 4022 Troost avenue. She was the widow of Dr. William H. Hall, physician of Knox County, Missouri, who died in 1904.
The rosary will be said at the Thomas E. Quirk chapel at 8 o'clock this Tuesday night. Services and burial will be beld Thursday morning at the family at Baring, Mo. A son, William J. Hall of the home, died October 17.
Mrs. Hall was born at Wheeling, W. Va. She was married to Dr. Hall at Baring in 1882, after teaching in rural schools in Knox County several years.
She had lived in Kansas City twenty-four years. Surviving are a daughter, Miss Marie A. Hall of the home; two sisters, Mrs. W. S.
McDonald, Tucson, and Mrs. Elmer Delp, St. Joseph, and a brother, William McCabe of Baring. RITES FOR THOMAS SMALL. Pallbearers Are Selected for Serv.
ices to Be Held Wednesday. MARIA B. HALL. Funeral services for Thomas F. Small, 52.
office manager for Colgate Palmolive Peet company, who died Sunday at the home, 1272 West Seventy-second street terrace. will be held at 11 o'clock Wednesday at the Freeman chapel. Burial will be in Forest Hill cemetery. The active pallbearers will be G. I.
Holland. Les Freeburg, C. H. Youngberg. Phillip Balzer, Charles Huber and Ralph Spencer.
Honorary pallbearers will be A. W. Peet, B. W. Railey, W.
P. Stewart, W. S. Reed, J. F.
Doak, J. Irwin, J. Speaker, A T. Francis, F. M.
Jones, Floyd Jennings, H. W. Maxwell, Ross Hutsell, R. O. Trowbridge and E.
M. Tracewell. ALEXANDER RAGAN RITES. The Services Will Be Held Wednesday Afternoon. Services for Alexander Ragan, 86, of 3100 Olive street, who died Sunday at the Leeds sanitarium, will be held at 3 o'clock Wednesday at the Snow- Mayberry chapel.
Mr. Ragan was born on a farm near Hickman Mills, the son of Capt. and Mrs. Stephen C. Ragan.
Captain Ragan was a Union Civil war veteran. Mr. Ragan attended the Woodland college, Independence. He managed the Phelanus Harness company from 1890 until 1896, then entered the wholesale grocery business, establishing the firm of Liggett Ragan. About 1906 he established the Ragan Real Estate company.
Illness forced his retirement about five years ago. GEORGE B. M'CARTY, Retired Farmer of Lawrence, Was 82 Years Old. George B. McCarty, 82, a retired farmer of Lawrence, died Monsas hospitals.
He had been ill since day night at the University ex of Kanlast Tuesday, never having recovered from an operation last spring. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Nellie McCarty of the home, and three Clarence W. McCarty, 3803 Central avenue; in Richard E. McCarty, 618 West.
street terrace, and Lieut. Col. Dale C. McCarty, with an army general hospital in England, who formerly operated a hospital at Nashville, Kas. family of thirteen brothers and Mr.
McCarty was the last of a a sisters. He had operated a farm in Osborne County, Kansas, until twenty years ago. LIEUT. ROBERT F. HARNESS.
Mic-0-Say Scout Services Will Be Held This Tuesday. Boy Scout Mic-0-Say services for Lieut. Robert Fenton Harness, 21, a marine pilot, who was killed October 19 in a plane crash near Mojave, will be held at 8 o'clock this Tuesday night at the Newcomer chapel. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Wednesday at the Central Methodist church. Burial will be in Forest Hill cemetery.
1 Lieutenant Harness was the MARRIES AN ASTOR-Anna Inez (Chiquita) Carcano, daughter of the Argentine ambassador to Great Britain, was married yesterday to Maj. John Jacob Astor, youngest son of Lord and Lady Astor in London-(Wirephoto). son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B.
Harness, 7419 State Line road. OTHER DEATHS IN GREATER KANSAS CITY. CHUBB Frank D. Chubb, 74. of 1256 Pennsylvania, Kansas City, Kansas, died yesterday at Bethany hospital.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Viola Chubb of the home; a daughter, Mrs. W. B. Cordill, 917 South Eleventh; three stepdaughters, Mrs.
G. L. Badley, Johnson City, Mrs. J. B.
Lawrence, Long Beach, and Miss Lillian Phillips, Tulsa; three sons, C. Chubb, 919 South Eleventh; Van Chubb, 823 Miami, and C. C. Chubb, 928 Lafayette; four stepsons, N. O.
Phillips, Stigler, C. E. Phillips, 1110 North Ninth; E. Phillips, Turner, and W. R.
Phillips, route No. 6, Kansas City. Kansas. Services will be held at 8:15 o'clock Thursday morning at St. Thomas's church, Pyle street and Shawnee avenue.
Burial in Maple Hill cemetery. HAINES-Mrs. Mary Catherine Haines, 82, died yesterday at the home, 715 South Crysler, Independence. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Corrine H.
French, 714 Haines South of the Crysler; home two sons, Carl R. and Quinn W. Haines, Odessa, and a sister, Mrs. Belle Oldham, be held Para- at dise, Utah. Services will 3 o'clock Wednesday at the Carson chapel.
Burial will be in Mound Grove cemetery. HARPER -Alexander Harper, 77. died yesterday at the home, 1242 Gilmore, Kansas City, Kansas. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Ada Harper of the home, and a brother, Henderson Harper, 1246 Gilmore.
Services will be held at the Daniels Brothers chapel. 1536 Minnesota. at 2 o'clock Thursday. Burial will be in Highland Park cemetery. HOOK-Mrs.
Dorothy Lee Hook, 22, died of pneumonia last night at the Osteopathic hospital. She is survived by A son, Oren Lee Hook 2 years old: her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Noland. Thirty-fifth and Norwood.
with whom she made her home, and a sister, Mrs. William Dennis of the home. SHERMAN-John S. Sherman, 75. of 3129 Cleveland, died last night.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Alice Pearl Sherman of the home: a daughter, Mrs. Bonnie Darling. and a son, Everett L. Sherman, Los Angeles; a stepson, Ted M.
Hedges, Tulsa; a sister, Mrs. Stella Kinley, and two brothers. Elmer D. Sherman and William T. Sherman, Sapulpa, Ok.
Mr. Sherman formely was in the plumbing business at 3806 East Thirty-first. Services will be held at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning at the Carson chapel, Independence. Burial will be in Wood Lawn cemetery. SE ROY-Mrs.
Edith Munger SeRoy, 79, died vesterday at the home, 721. Cypress. Surviving are 9 son. Roy SeRoy, 813 South Forest, Independence, and five grandchildren. Maj.
Ingall H. Neas. Ft. Leonard Wood. Sergt.
Archie D. Neas. in France: Jack SeRoy, Pittsburg, and Winn SeRoy and Marilyn SeRoy, 813 South Forest, Independence. Services will be held at 10:30 o'clock Wednesday morning at the Speaks chapel at 3 at the graveside, Lake cemetery, Lamar, Mo. Rites for Mrs.
Emma Jarman. Funeral services for Emma May Jarman, 65, 5912 Cherry, will be held at 2 o'clock Wednesday at the Country Club Christian church, Sixty-first and Ward parkway. Burial will be in Forest Hill cemetery. William Claude Barr. William Claude Barr, until two years ago an Independence resident.
died October 18 at Modesto, Calif. Fleets of Huge Air Transports Are Forecast for Post- War Era Industry Representatives Say the Really Fast Strides of Aviation Will Be Made in Next Decade--Much Higher Flight Speed Also Is Expected. (North American Newspaper Alliance.) YORK, Oct. marvels of the first post -war decade will include fleets of planes greater than the 70-ton flying boat Mars, racing from London to New York between breakfast time and dinner, and specially equipped planes about to faster than sound with comparative safety. These conclusions about post- -war flying were reached with unanimous agreement at one of those "businessmen look to the future" panel discussions in which industrialists today are pooling ideas on the subject of jobs and new products and services for the post- war period.
The participants were Peyton Magruder, chief of new design for Glenn L. Martin company, Baltimore; E. R. Carter of Fafnir Bearcompany, New Britain, and Waldo Russell, editorial director of American Aviation Publications, Washington. Firm believers in the theory of competition, the group spoke freely of post -war plans in order to clarify to the general public's industry's plans for increasing opportunities for Americans more, buy more and have torearn New Devices Add Safety.
The experts agreed that while aviation has gone ahead rapidly in the last few years, its really fast strides will be made in the next decade. Mr. Russell pointed out that new devices overcome the laws of air flow and keep an airplane safe when it is diving 748 miles an hour, equaling the speed of sound. Magruder cited the case of an American fighter plane which dived 60 fast that it overtook a bullet fired from one of its own machine guns. The bullet penetrated the plane's windshield, Scheduled flights from New York to Los Angeles in eight and onehalf hours were predicted confidently for the period immediately following war.
Magruder remarked that a great many engiif the New York -Los Angeles neers would be bitterly disappointed trip could not, within ten years after He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mae Barr of the home. Funeral Services. Alfred E. Johnson, 73, of 3008 Baltimore, at 2 o'clock Wednesday at Messiah Lutheran church, Twelfth and Grandview, Kansas City, Kansas; burial in Memorial Park cemetery.
Mra. Oma Eva Oberly, 44, of Rockville, died yesterday at the Trinity Lutheran hospital. Surviving 1s her husband, Walter Oberly of the home. Services and burial will be at Appleton City, Mo. Thomas Joseph Joyce, 74.
of 440 North Seventeenth, Kansas City, Kansas. at 7:45 o'clock Wednesday morning at the home and at 8:15 at St. church; burial in St. John's cemetery, Wichita- Mrs. Sam J.
Houston, prominent in social and business circles here for years. She helped her husband operate an extensive lumber yard business, Kansas and Oklahoma and was the mother of John M. Houston, former congressman from this district and now with the War Labor Relations board. Cunningham--L. H.
Bainum, 88. who had lived on a farm near here A years. one of Carthage's oldest residents. 3 Mary Ann Edwards, 90, DEATHS IN MISSOURI. DEATHS IN KANSAS.
MADISON- Abe Sauder, 90, one of Madison's oldest citizens. He had more 100 direct descendants. including eleven children, fifty grandchildren, -eight great-grandchildren, and one great-great-grandchild. Eleven grandsons and one great grandson are in service. A thief with an eye to approaching winter broke open a padlocked door at the rear of a filling station at 1300 Broadway and took two 54-gallon drums of anti-freeze valued at $93.96, the operator, Ervin M.
Davis, reported to police Monday afternoon. Davis discovered the loss when making a routine inventory check. The anti-freeze was of the alcohol-base type. There's no doubt about it, years of experience are quired to perfect a funeral service. That's why we so often mention that Mrs.
C. L. Forster's service came into being back in 1899. MI COLDEN MESSER, THE ORDER OF THE GOLDEN RULE Mrs. C.
L. Forster, FUNERAL HOME LEON T. WAHL. MANAGER BROOKLYN MI AVE. PHONE GRAND 0336 HIS LOOT.
Newcomer's superior service is available not only to Kansas City people, but also to residents of Johnson County, Independence, and other adjacent areas. Newcomer's offers its complete facillties, including the quartet. for Gold Star Memorial services without charge. D. W.
NEWCOMER'S SONS Through 51 Years 1 to Leadership SERVICE OF RECOGNIZED DISTINCTION 104 W. 42nd L. J. LAUREN FREEMAN 1800 EAST LINWOOD 8118 EYLAR FUNERAL HOME SERVING KANSAS CITY SINCE 1900 A Sons FUNERAL CHAPELS For Over 43 Years -GIUDICI BROS.KANSAS CITY MONUMENT CO. Largest Display of Finished Memorials in Middle West Open Sun.
4801 E. 15th BE. 6840 Troost 2201 Jackson 2911 State Markers--Monuments Call, Write or Phone JENKINS MUSIC CO. In K. C.
Since 1878 WE. 1111 Always Has the FLOWERS! EVERY DAY- -EVERY NITE Announcements DEATHS. died October 22. 1944. Stine and McALBERT-Harry Wesley of, 3007 Euclid Clure, WE.
7777. HALL Mrs. Maria 92 years, 4022 Troost, died Monday morning. Surviving A daughter, Miss Marie A. Hall of the home, two sisters.
Mrs. 8. McDonald, Tueson, Mrs. Elmer Deln. St.
and a brother. William Cabe, Baring, Mo. Her remains at Chanel. 4316 Troost until 10 D. m.
Tuesday, Services and 1 burial Thursday morning at Baring. Mo. Rosary recitation p. m. Tuesday, Thomas E.
Quirk, VA. 1050. HARPER -Alexander, Age 77 years, passed awAy Monday morning at his home, 1242 Gilmore. Survived by his wife, Mrs. Ada Harper of the home: 1 brother.
Henderson Harper, 1246 Gilmore. Mr. HarDer will lie in state at Daniels Brothers Funeral Home. 1536-38 Minnesota where services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Daniels Bros.
DR. 0707. HERNANDEZ Conrad. age 31, of 725 S. 5th passed away Monday morning.
Services Thurs, morning at 9 o'clock at Mt. Carmel, 819 St. Paul. Burial Mt. Calvary cemetery.
Daniels DR. 0200. HITES -Rov Don. 3900 Merriam blvd. Merriam.
Kansas, passed away October 18. 1944, age 56. Time of service to be announced later pending arrival of son. Mr. Hites will lie in state at The Chapel on the Paseo at Brush Creek boulevard un.
til the day of the services. D. W. Newcomer's Sons. LO.
0024. JARMAN- -Mrs. Emma May Jarman, wife of Rolla Francis Jarman. 5912 Cherrv. passed away Oct.
23. Funeral notice later. Preeman Mortuary. LO. 0930.
LAFFOON -Chester, 4226 Euclid. passed away Oct. 22, 1944, Age 34 years. W. Newcomer' Sons.
LO. 0024. OBERLY Oma Eva. Rockville. passed away October 23, age 44.
Fitneral services and interment will be At Appleton LO. City. 0024. Mo. D.
W. Newcomer': RAGAN--Alexander C. 3100 Olive, passed AWAy October 22, 1944. Services in The Chapel, Linwood and Olive. Wednesday, burial Elmwood cemetery.
SnowMayberry Funeral Home. FUNERALS. BARR- William Claude, Modesto. Calif. formerly of Independence, passed AWAY at Modesto.
Services 2 p. m. Wednes. day at The Chapel on the Paseo at Brush Creek blvd. D.
W. Newcomer's Sons, LO. 0024. BOYER- Services for F. M.
Bover, age 83. 723 Denver. who passed away Oct, 22, 1944 will be held in The Chapel. 2825 Independence bivd. Tuesdav.
3:30 m. Interment Memorial Park cemetery. Blackman's Guardian Home. CH. 4040.
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Ads every day for fresh, interesting information. MATTRESS RENOVATING. Cope. 1944, King Features Syndicate, World tights reserved. I CHIC YOUNG MATTRESSES Cotton mattresses thoroughly renovated with covering.
FUNERALS--Continued. LOST AND FOUND -Continued. PERSONALS BUSINESS PERSONALS-Cont. made: spring mattresses. mattresses.
box all springs, grades: pillows reBOYER-F. age 83, of 723 Denver, KEY Chain-Lost Thursday: 3 keys to BIRTH Certificate any state: 3-day service TREE, Trimming outright or expertly land- prices. Jones Mattress 1200 E. 12th. Complete Nursery new factory passed away Oct.
22, 1944. Survived by national guard locker; reward. CH. 1818. Mo, and Kas, Smith, Rm.300.
1200 Oak. stock, sold black GR. 2411. son, daughters, Herman F. Boyer Williams, of the home: Macedonia, 3 MULES, 2-Strayed from 4401 Glendale, L.
T. TICE Detective Service--Confidential soil scaped. for sale. Seeding, Ed Johnson's Nursery, COTTON mattresses renovated, recovered, fertilizing: rich Hattie Mrs. Mon Swearingen, Clovis, N.
Rosedale, Kas. Reward. Call DR. 8513. personal service, 1652 Topping.
BE. 6404. NOrclay 4880. innerspring mattresses recondiMrs. Rosamond 33 E.
32d OVERNIGHT Bag--Black, containing WASHING Machines, household appliances 1617 tioned; Holmes. work VI. guaranteed 4588. United Bedding, and 1 step daughter, Mrs. Wilma Swear- lady's, clothes and kodak; reward.
Mrs. repaired; pickup and delivery. HA. 0401. CONTRACTING BUILDING.
ingen, Filmore, 5 grandchildren: 3 McCabe, DR. 4840. REDUCE Safely diet exercise: ROOFING -New, and repairs; asbestos, MATTRESSES, Wyandotte pillows, Mattress DR. sterilized. LI.
great-grandchildren. Services in The PURSE -Black: glasses, money, re- pervision of licensed physician. LI. 0919, brick siding; attic insulation, caulking; recov. 1737.
GU 3:30 Chapel, m. 2825 Burial Independence Memorial Park cemetery. Tuesday, turn glasses: reward. CH. 1805.
LET uS keep your books, monthly easy terms, no down payment; workman- SEWER CLEANING. p. FUR Scarf-5 Kolinskys, between Tracy- ments. tax service. Brice J.
Mansfield, guaranteed; free estimates. LI. 9272. COL Blackman's Guardian Home. CH.
4040. Forest on Linwood. Reward. Apt. 212, 300 East 9th.
brick walls re- SEWER Clogged? Have it cleaned the ship VI GIRDNER Charles, age 66. passed away LO. 0500, after 6. NOT responsible for any debts after Oct. pointed, waterproofed like new: brick cleaned with way; electric machinery; sinks PIA FLUES pointed.
rebuilt; modern sewers, pipes and He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Jessie or PURSE 33d-Parallel Brown car Friday: lost $35 15th ciga- Davis. 23 2205 East contracted 38th. staining, Remodeling spotting, striping; GR. 1372.
GR. 2150. ging: all work guaranteed; also cesspools 1944, at his home, 2915 Forest. leather. st.
bus unless by myself. Cecil E. guaranteed. no digGirdner and his mother-in-law. Mrs.
rette case; reward. 8604 E. 15th. CL, will call: K. C.
and septic tanks pumped; go anywhere. Emma Hammond, both of the home: 2 5175. FUR Coats, jackets. scarfs low left as in Lou FLOORS laid, sanded, finished, refinished: Kansas City Cleaning, CH. 1178.
EX sisters, Mrs. Claude Rogers, Hollywood, Centro, PURSE Lady's, large black. on Kansas vou Hoffman pay Fur balance: some 1100 McGee. old materials, floors my workmanship, specialty; best estimates; equipment; 20 ALL Clogged sewers cleaned by electric $32.50. Mrs.
C. E. Clements, El machine. No digging; guaranteed. Day- A and a granddaughter.
step-daughter, Barbara Mrs. Jean Harold Gray, Gray, reward. containing NOT responsible contracted for any debts after than this years in business, floors night. Drain and down spout, sink lines, complete identification; Marzolf. VA.
4178. Lincoln, Neb. Services in the Eylar Chapel, PURSE -Lady's black, containing glasses myself. date Hugh S. by Berry, anyone 4905 other Prospect.
FLOORS sanded. refinished: old also septic Indiana. tanks: grease traps pumped. PI made new: estimates without obligation: 2617 WA. 2623.
1800 Linwood Tuesday 2 o'clock. Inter- and credentials. Reward. BE. 5207.
LOWEST Prices in Town-Indian jewelry, polish machine rented: work guaranteed, ment Forest Hill cemetery Eylar Funeral Wings--In Budd park; reward. jewelry: rings and o. W. De Vasher. WA.
3242. LI. 5110. ALL Sewers Cleaned -Electric machine; Home, LI. 8118.
SILVER costume friendship and Grand. no digging: guaranteed most powerful CH. 0299. wedding sets. Bernie's, 12th ROOFING of all kinds, siding, asbestos, machine in citv: 24-hour service: sink HALL- Services for Mrs.
Elsa who Grace Hall, VEST- Man's, containing MENTAL DISORDERS treated at the home. brick, stone, attic insulation: down, quick small serv. lines; also septic tanks and grease traps age 31. of 1836 Washington, passed Milgram parking lot, Southwest blvd. Dr.
J. Chiropractic Nerve Spe- ice; free estimates; nothing pumped. JA. 8200. away Chapel, Oct 918 21, Brooklyn, 1944, will be 2 held m.
The In- (Mo. I Call MErraim 1970. cialist, 1021 E. Linwood blvd. VA.
4939. monthly payment LI. 5907. ELECTRIC Roto-Rooter- Sewer, drain and in A. Long, terment.
Louisburs, Kas. Mrs. 8. L. For- WALLET return Ross Henson, valuable 3017 papers; Charlotte.
reward, REMEMBER Bob Lee? Well. he's back Come at walks, CONCRETE porches, driveways. settlings. garages, foundations. ence; pipe cleaning: inexpensive, no digging: guaranteed.
8 WA. expert- 0855. floors. ster. GR.
0336. -Lady's vellow gold Cor- the Paradise. and his band 100. 40 retaining walls, cement blocks laid; WRISTWATCH- tonight gang, first place on new SEPTIC tank, cerspoois cleaned; latrines CAD HARNESS -Robert Fenton. 7419 State bett, Saturday night on hayride.
Swope highway. auteed; estimates. LI. 1011. laid: work guaranteed: 15 years' Ste Line road.
passed away October 19. park: reward. WA. 6584. CONCRETE walks.
driveways. retaining ence; go anywhere. McClain, AT. 3490. 1944.
Molave, age 21. Services 2 SERVICEMEN'S Room- Want firm or, in- foundations. barbecue ovens. AIF p. m.
Wednesdatv at Central Methodist WRISTWATCH White gold, engraving on dividual to donate radio, table top desk, walls. blocks, bricks laid; free estimates. SEPTIC Tanks- Cleaned and pumped, rechurch. 52d and Oak strects. Boy Scouts small bookcase, rug.
etc. Call GR. 0885. paired, built; satisfactory work; go any. skil back, near Pla-Mor; reward.
ONE FA. 3160. garages, Mic-0-fay Tuesday, 8 a. at War Dads. WA.
8367. where. GR. 8803; night. AT.
3255. 95t services Found. DRIVEWAYS. sidewalks. outdoor ovens; The Chapel on the Paseo at Brush Creek ATTENTION -Friends of Tony George and walls built cut stone for any SEPTIC Tanks- sewerage line blvd.
Interment Forest Hill cemetery. SMALL black and white male terrier; Johnny Daniels: watch for grand purpose: retaining guaranteed: reasonable. HI. 9926. work: prices right: service and equip- bilE D.
W. Newcomer's Sons. LO. 0024. want good home.
LI. 6706. ing of tavern, 2219 E. 15th St. We open: ment best anywhere.
FA. 3960. AIF HELM Services for Edward J. Helm of YOUNG calf. 506 S.
26th, Kansas City, personally greet all our friends. BE. 9798. walls, CONCRETE foundations, walks, driveways, barbecue ovens. SEPTIC Tanks Cleaned -New tanks built.
retaining 5801 Grand will be in the Freeman Kas. Call Sunday. AUTOMOBILE or Truck-OPA price cell- blocks, bricks laid; estimates. LI. 1134.
laterals; 14 years' experience. V. chapel. 104 W. 42d Tuesday afternoon.
READ Star Want Ads every day for fresh, ing: information given free on request. sidewalks, Dalton, phone MErriam 1420. Rn Oct. ington 24, at 2 cemetery. o'clock.
Freeman Interment Mortuary. Mt. Wash- LO. interesting information. Call "Bill" Sullivan information auto HA.
or 3002. about tlings, DRIVEWAYS cement and stone work of all DRESSMAKING any OPA on truck. kinds: estimates free. Call DE. 3186.
QUILTING. Wt 0930. LODGE NOTICES. FUR Coats- New, all kinds; bargains, $39, ROOFING. siding and roof repairs; free DRESSMAKING- Specializing in children's designing AIF HOPE Joseph Harold, 5100 Paseo, WESTPORT Lodge No.
340. 3845 $59, $79, $99, $119; lay-away or install- payments: prompt clothes; also 1944, age 50 vears. Broadway. Stated communica- ment: tax included. Open 9 to 9: Sun- ice: estimates: telephone, easy Indep.
297. WA. 1235. ladies' cotton and woolen dresses. Mrs.
OVE passed away Oct. 21, Paseo at Brush Creek blvd. Interment. Mt. Regular business.
Examinations NEW ROOFING and Insulating--South immediate DRESSMAKING -Fur coats restyled: suits. GR Services, 2 p. m. Tues, at The Chapel on A tion Tuesday Oct. 24.
7:30. day till 4, Lincoln Storage, 3429 Troost. Sperling, DE. 0414. Br Side Moriah cemetery, D.
W. Newcomer's Sons, 2d degree. Refreshments. E. E.
$34.95 suits for values to $60 10r service. home owners, Southside we can Roofing, JA, 7192. alterations. 3869 Charlotte. VA.
1814. AT COR. 37TH-TROOST YOU GET give LO. 0024. Williams.
W. W. F. Lacaff, Sec'y. $19.95, $21.95, 2,500 garments.
weight thick butt shingles, FUR Coats--Restyled, repairing: tuxedo AIF JACKSON Mrs. Katherine age 61, of EAST GATE Lodge No. 630. A. F.
Thursday-Saturdays till 9: Sunday till 5. square applied; work guaran- fronts from old coats: muffs. VA. 7382. ROOFING-220 Long Mortuary.
Burial Memorial Park Oct. 24. 7 o'clock. Work in of awnings. Prompt.
service. insured ROOFS repaired, applied; gutters water- We 1127 Orville ave, Services Tuesday and A. 26th and Jackson. all makes teed: $7.50 JA. RITI cemetery.
In state at the Mortuary after 2d and 3d degrees. Refreshments. reasonable Advance rates: Awning CH. 4887. proofed, repaired; outside painting; ce- PAT'S Movers -Large-small enclosed vans: afternoon.
3:30 o'clock, at the Geo. H. Special communication Tuesday AWNING Storage We service reliable free estimates. 1630. MOVING MOVING-STORING-HAULING -HAULING repairing: 6 p.
m. Monday. All Master Masons welcome. E. W.
Berry, storage. husbands to ment work: estimates. WE. 9532. $1 room up; refrigerators free: pianosAS JARMAN- Funeral services for Mrs.
Emma have a good, steady Job with regular ROOFING- New; leaky roofs repaired; gut- plenty packing materials cour- be Charles D. Ingram, W. M. LADIES If you want your kitchenettes reasonable; experienced, May Jarman, wife of Rolla F. Jarman HEROINE Lodge No.
104, A. F. hours. Sundays and holidays off, tering, new. cleaned, painted, repaired; teous men: pads: of 5912 Cherry will be held in the Country and A.
stated communica- daylight them read the Manor help wanted ad. estimates. Phone BE. 7581. estimates: prompt service.
LO. 8384. ma 2 o'clock. Interment Forest Hill. Free- ular business, in 3d degree.
REMNANTS. and steps, laid. Petro. DE. 11488 all risk insurance: wardrobes for clothing; Club Christian church.
61st and Ward A tion Tuesday Oct. 24, have 6100. I CONCRETE--Drives, basem*nts. walks, McCORMACK-PAYTON Storage Moving sat parkway. Wednesdav afternoon, Oct.
25. at 7:30 o'clock, 3301 Woodland, Reg- Manor Baking VA. blocks; brick, stone walls repaired coast to coast; local moving; low rates; Em man Mortuary, LO. 0930. Past Masters night.
Refreshments. All Chambrays, piques. ginghams. ravons Building. remodeling and fireproof bonded warehouse; crating; pool AS JOHNSON- -Alfred age 73.
of 3008 Master Joseph Masons S. Epstein, Sec' y. crepes: Remnant Shop. storm sash. Maintenance Service cars; compare our prices.
HA. 6345. welcome. Cyril A. Milens.
and large selection, short CARPENTRY Baltimore, Services Wednesday after- O. E. 5611 West 80th. Overland Park. Kas.
2546 Jackson. LI. 4667. COLLINS Houschold Moving -Local, sub- but W. and long lengths.
The In state at the Geo. H. Long Mortuary temple. Reception honoring in all departments. Stop in any Milgram Homes ence, Mo.
Telephone CL. ASI 8851. Burial Memorial Park cemetery. ning. Oct.
24. 8 o'clock. Ivanhoe Markets. We have jobs with' a future place orders FA. now; 1402.
evening calls. Better employees. 11701 Winner. Independnoon. 2 o'clock.
at the Messiah Lutheran meeting Tuesdav eve- STORM sash to order: free estimates: urban, long distance; storage; new fin IVANHOE Chapter No. 244. church, 12th and Grandview blvd. (Kan- stated OPPORTUNITIES galore at Milgram Super bonded equipment: experienced, reliable for after 6 n. m.
Tuesday. Hodges Karr. ciate Special guest. matron. Worthy Grand store and talk to the manager or Madison.
come to ROOFING -New: steep or terms flat: if estimates desired. BUSY BEE Transfer-Storage-Local. grand Sister Ruby work guaranteed: distance movers: packing, crating, loads- long per JOYCE Thomas Joseph, age 74, 440 No. Sister Agnes Wolfarth: Worthv our Personnel Office at 2519 free: 800 17th. Mr.
Joyce will lie in state at the Grand Matron. Patron, Bro. Bruce Carl. and other FIX-IT-Let us fix that household appli- Dawson's. LI.
0303. part loads: save by pool car shipping. family residence, 440. No. 17th.
where grand officers. Members of the order wel- ance: electric iron. fan, sweeper, cord. ROOFING--New, and repairing: flues re- Rates by phone. Established 1920; bonded.
services will be held 7:45 Wednesday come. Louise Detien, W. Nettie M. lawnmowers, bicycles, percolator pot. pan built and pointed; gutters cleaned and insured.
licensed. VI. 1352. AT mornirg and 8:15 at St. Peter's church.
Hodges, Sec'y. or what? We do soldering. welding, GR. electric 1827. painted.
LI. 1427. HOFF Transfer Family moving, low Interment St. John's. Jos.
A. Butler's O. E. S. repair' g.
Stevinson's, 2008 Main. DRIVEWAYS, walks, retaining walls, repair rates; refrig. free: kitchenettes, pianos: job Sons. FA. 2222.
ORIENT Monday EDWARD OR EARL MARSHALL DELONG. and waterproof basem*nts; free esti- enclosed vans: plenty pads: esti. AT'1 Chapter 491, MULLINS Mrs. Pearl, services for Mrs. Oct.
Stated 23, 8 meeting o'clock. Ivanhoe Tem- born Illinois age 53; parents. Walter mates. JA. 6710.
mates: courteous white men. LI. 1134, Pearl Mullins of 2723 Holmes, Wednes- ple. Visiting members welcome. and Jennie Ferris DeLong: occupation, Repairing, new, recoating; G.
M. Storage Transfer 4501 day, 2. o'clock. in Eviar Funeral Home, Elaine Vetter, W. Fay M.
salesman. Anyone having information flues, ROOFING settlings, foundations, waterproof- Troost- packing. crating. pool AU1 1800 E. Linwood.
Burial Forest Hill ceme- Fisher, Sec'y. write George E. Moeblus, Prudential Insur- 6802. rates shipping. Our own certified ware- Eylar Funeral Home, LI.
8118. ance Company, Newark, New Jersey. ing. WA. house; estimates.
WE. 7595. top tery. MT. WASHINGTON Chapter 423, Mrs.
Anna Nelson O. E. meeting PERSONAL SERVICES. STONE stones for sale. J.
R. HULSE If it's ugh WORK done complete; fill dirt and of NELSON 211 Services 67th for will be held in the flat rock and stepping -Storage DIOl Freeman Chapel, 104 W. 42nd, Wed. after- Arlington; October MILADY'S guaranteed oil permanent, $2.50 found Call us--avoid every Bince worl Oct. 24, 8 o'clock, Temple, HI.
4297. household effects, service required Oct. 25, at 2 o'clock. Interment birthdays. Visitors welcome.
Max- complete; plenty help; appointment un- ROOFING. guttering and furnace work. 1888. VI. 3740.
Mr pendence and here. regrets. noon, Mt. Moriah. Freeman Mortuary, LO.
0930. Gartin, W. Gertrude Hicks, Sec'y. open 8:30. 1125 Grand.
HA. 8960. Robinson Tierney 2627 McGee. AUT NOTTBECK- John age 66, 1314 Camp- ine permanently, safely re. VI.
8977. TROOST Transfer- Moving service; heavy bell, passed Oct. 22. 1944. Sur- BLUE operator.
FLUES repaired, cleaned: pointing: gutters padding finest furniture; large, cleat VALLEY Chapter No. 2, O. UNSIGHTLY hairs for Mrs. Mary E. Nottbeck, of E.
S. -Stated meeting Belmont; Bessie moved: Saffran. 3736 Virginia. LO. 3149.
cleaned. painted, relined: roofs repaired. small lots: experienced men. VI. 9389.
pert away Tuesday, Drs. endorse: expert vived by wife, the home: mother, Mrs. Johanna Nott- Oct. 24, 8 visiting o'clock, 1127 wel- Oil per- LI. 8806.
SOUTH PROSPECT Transter Reliable war beck and brother. Joe Nottbeck, Kalama- balloting; ATTENTION- Brownie's- ROOFS repaired; new; waterproofing, local, long distance moving; lowest rates Wya members -Guaranteed Creme 200. Mich. 9 Services at St. Patrick St.
church Mary's Joos, Sec'y. come, Elsie Toch, W. Alean Ruth's manents. Beauty $1.50 Shop, complete. 14th.
HA. 9179. flues rebuilt; settlings; foundations. in city; insured closed vans. JA.
4067. Tuesday, a. m. Interment LI. 4013 LOW Rates Hyde Park movers: local.
8. I cemetery. Mrs. C. L.
Forster, GR. 0336. MENDIAS Chapter No. -Stated REDUCE safely. sanely.
beautifully. No suburban, long distance; crating a meeting Tuesday, Oct. 24, 8 exercise or diet. Reasonably VI. priced.
2827. Free warehouses, basem*nts. patching; spraying Edwards. HA. cialty: established 35 years.
VA. 6709. 1.01 PLASTERING studio, SLEIGHTER- Merriam, Services for will Charlee be May held o'clock, Temple, 7th-Ann: visiting examination: Sleighter, welcome. L. Price, nurse assistant.
5168. STORAGE-Locked rooms, $2 per month; the Tuesday, 10 8. at Hoge Funeral Home, members Minnie Sec'y. UNSIGHTLY hair, safely removed. storage, shipping, moving.
Globe Ware- SEDE Overland Park, Kas. Burial, Shawnee, Kas. W. Rheua Hughes Day, Drs. recommend Well's electrolysis FLOOR sanding, refinishing; mod.
9259. house, 1712 Main. HA. 1781. 46.58 SMALL- Services for Thomas F.
Small of YORK Chapter No. 249. Eastern method. 400 Bryant bldg. reasonable: ACT estim.
Patterson, WE. terrace, will be held in evening. Star Stated Oct. 24. 8 meeting o'clock.
Tuesday up: machineless, $5. FLOORS anteed: free sanded estimates. refinished; Butler, work LI. guar- 6486. LOW rates ex-serviceman, moving.
baggage, white, light experienced, hauling. mat 1272 West 72d the Freeman chapel, 104 West 42d street. Harrison. Visiting members wel- Powder Puff. 1004 E.
12th. trade. Rocky, BE. 8459. Wednesday morning.
Oct. 25, at 11 o'clock. CARPENTER Work-Building and remod- Phon Interment in Forest Hill cemetery. come. Anna F.
Edwards, W. Dancing--Recreation eling: roofing: papering. LI. 9517. GENERAL Hauling -Ashes-trash-depend- AUT Mortuary.
LO. 0930. Julia Ingram, IF it's good work you're looking for. call able service, reasonable rates. HA.
8354. Secy. man THOMPSON- for Mrs. Dolly D. Kindred- MARLBOROUGH Conclave meeting 9.
True 40c- -41ST-MAIN-50c. Mike Taylor, WA. 1436. RELIABLE Baggage, kitchenette moving; Thompson, wife of William W. Thomp- Oct.
8 o'clock, Stated 8009 Woodland. For young people who like to dance. ROOF and Flue Work-2403 Guinotte. HA. 14 experience.
Yearts. WA. 9492. SaP son of 3323 Indiana will be in the Counselors 24. and friends night.
Your Every kind Tuesday of and music. Friday vour is kind your of night. floor. 1089. MOVING kitchenettes, bagFreeman Chapel.
104 W. 42nd street. Visitors welcome. Verta Turner. Real entoyment for little cost.
gage; reasonable. Burns, BE. 3243. AUT o'clock. Wednesday Interment afternoon.
Memorial October Park 25, 3:30 W. Gertrude McPherron. Sec'v. and Main- ELECTRICAL REPAIRS. HAULINGa ceme- PLA-MOR Ballroom, 32d kitchenettes; estimates.
WA. 3873. hist All kinds: small moving jobs, terv. Freeman Mortuary. LO.
0930. ELMWOOD Lodge 582, 5406 Inde- "Over 30 dance" every Tuesday and REFRIGERATORS, RADIOS, WASHERS. tion TOBIN- Services for Mrs. Adeline M. pendence meets Tuesday Friday nite, 9 to 12.
Music by Tom and Home appliances all makes. repaired by GENERAL Hauling- -Ashes, trash: base- ard Tobin, age 50, 3406 Garner, will be held Oct. 24. 8 initiatory Kate Beckham in person and their service men with years of actual expe: ments cleaned: fertilizer. LI.
8121. Co. Tuesday, 11 a. in The Chanel, 2825 Garrett O'Dell, N. E.
Ray rience, no untrained men work for us; all GENERAL Hauling--Anything: trash: base- AU degree; visiting brethren welcome orchestra. Independence blvd. Interment Mt. Wash- 40c31ST AND FOREST 50c. parts and labor tally guaranteed.
Standard ments cleaned by load. LI. 8992. ington cemetery. Blackman's Guardian Summers, Sec'y.
Dance to the sweet music of Laura San- Appliance Serv. 4101 Main, WE. 9224. 25th ST. TRANSFER Refrigerators, small CH CH.
4040. SIMPSON-Hoggatt Marine Corps dusky's band. 9-12; plenty free Thurs. parking. Sat.
REFRIGERATION Service--Prompt, com- moving jobs specialty. HA. 8361. Home. League Auxiliary--Members at- 31st and Tracy; dance plete repairing of all makes; household, MOVING AU1 North VAUGHT-Mrs.
20th Alta. age 62. Tuesday of 2807 tend mass for Pvt. Robert An- -You can learn to Hauling; kitchenettes, small drews, 8:15 m. Tuesday.
Oc- DANCING Instruction apartment or commercial re- moving jobs: low rate. LI. 0911. TALE st. Services after- maintenance noon.
2 o'clock. at the First Free Meth- a. Benedict's church. do ballroom dances quickly- Easily. frigeration trouble corrected by experiodist.
church. Twentieth and Quindaro tober 24. St. Guaranteed courses. (Strictly Private.) enced, well equipped men; work guarant'd.
VETERAN- Light hauling. all kinds: ex- AUT boulevard. Burial Highland park ceme. 36 Dunbar. South Bocke, Kansas City.
Kas. Ethel Stewart's, 3718 Broadway. VA. 0722. Appliance Distributing Service.
LO. 6677. and baggage. WE. 9512.
terv. In state at the Geo. H. Long Mortu- Lillian Goldsmith, Secy. PRIVATE Lessons--Ballroom dancing: dav.
GENERAL light, hauling; ashes, trash; arv after Sunday noon. BRICKLAYERS' Union No. 4. At- classes Mondav. Wednesdav.
Fri- REFRIGERATION Service Grunow spe- black dirt. Elliott, HI. 7881. WOT night: cialists: household-commercial air REP WOODS Mrs. Mary Jane, age 86.
passed Oct. 8 Andy nights. Prof. Wolfe's. 3107 Forest.
VA. 8808. ditioning. heating plants reconditioned. HAULING (light only).
We buy furni- Kan tend special meeting Tuesday away Oct. 21. 1944 at her home. Route 1. Dokopolous, 24.
Len Miller, HAY ride to woods, 94th and Nall. Call filters changed: out of town repairs so- ture. tools. etc. LI.
1031. night, o'clock. Independence. Mo. Rosary recitation Mon.
Overland 74K4. licited: successful LIGHT ALT eve. 8 o'clock At the Geo. C. Carson Sec' y.
18 vears of experience. hauling our specialty; we buy furFuneral Home. 101 North Pleasant. Serv- N. N.
and N. V. and members Universal. 4735 Troost. WE.
0471. niture, junk. CH. 7833. Da ices 9 a.
m. Tues. at St. Mary's church. attention: Funeral of Alfred E.
John- REFRIGERATION Service--Call LO. 5880. TRASH hauling, ashes: tub, load, job; rea- AUL E. Gotha Business Personals Independence. Mo.
Interment Mt. St. son will be held at Messiah Lutheran FURNACES -New and used: repair parts Household, commercial apartment main- sonable. Rov. CH.
2179. Mary's cemeterv. Kansas Citv. Mo. church Wednesday, 2 clock.
Recording "wise tenance, deep freeze units: factory trained all makes; free inspection: people men: prompt service. United Appliance VETERAN World War II-General hauling. FLORISTS. Secretary. buy 'Wise' quality workman- Service, 3908 Troost.
LO. 5880. Work all kinds. HA. 3650.
MISCELLANEOUS. ship. Edrow Furnace BE. 5244. guaranteed.
Open evenings. MOVING Hauling -Furniture: quick AUT BARNES Flowers Store. 1109 Linwood ROOFING of all kinds; siding. asbestos, service. HI.
7882. blvd. VA. 5437- -Greenhouse, 38th-Eu- EASTSIDE Maternity- hospital attic insulation; WASHING Machines, home appliances all clid. LI.
0933. 50 years in business. for unmarried girls: homelike: state free nothing down, small serv- types; completely repaired by experienced TRASH and Cinder Pickups-Daily or by AUT Seclusion, brick, stone, quick licensed: working reduces expenses: lowest monthly payments. LI. 5907.
well equipped men; work prompt service, pickup load. LO. 3300. 1nd ice: estimates; CARD OF THANKS. rates: confidential.
4911 E. 27th. K. Mo. and delivery: fully guaranteed: re- TRASH hauling and ashes by tub or GRATEFULLY acknowledging and thank- FAIRMOUNT Maternity- Seclusion sani- TREES seeding trimmed and by fertilizing; experts, black landscaping, soil.
turned Service, LO. promptly. 6677. Appliance Distributing load. CH.
2389. AUT ing all our kind friends who helped tarium for unmarried girls: lowest rates: Thompson's Tree Surgery, 1051 Burlington. Repairing- JOHNNIE'S fast delivery service and movmuch during my recent bereave- working reduces early entrance ad- North K. C. Norclay 4766.
ice RADIO by -Prompt. mechanics: complete serv- ing. VI. 6082. Man Mrs.
LoRes Trott. Mother, Father vised: confidential. 1414 E. 27th. K.
Mo. skilled large tube. LIGHT hauling of all kinds and moving. conf and Brothers. Lawrence and Richard Trott FURNACE repairing.
resetting: new fire stock for repair anv model: work Call FA. 0067. Pack parts, IN MEMORIAM. Independence furnaces. LO.
8696 anytime. Appliance Distributing Serv- HAULING of BE. Mott PERSONALS. bowls, grates, pipes; quick service: new guaranteed. returned promptly: 15 vears' INTRODUCTION PLEASE.
VI. 4799. TREE trimming: black dirt; sodding: fer- ice. experience. LO.
6677. 8018. all kinds; call anytime. AUT IN loving memory of Rose French, who BURNS WAKE-UP CALLS. DR.
8316. repairing. $1.50 includes no passed away 2 years ago today: seeding: tilizer; rolling: work; retaining spraying; walls. CH. planting: 2756.
checkup any make by expert radio complete PROFESSIONAL SERVICES. alon yard RADIO Dear Mom: How we miss you, our loss has PROMPT Wake-up calls. GR. 0473. chanics: me- war been your gain, WAKE-UP Calls.
25c week. LI. 3317. CARPENTERING Floor sanding and re- city: of tubes, genuine KANSAS CITY Medical clinic will make A largest stock For you are free from all suffering in this finishing. papering, painting: free esti- parts in free pickup.
delivery: 35 complete physical examination including world so full of pain. a combination 9389. mates: home maintenance Co. LI. 1592.
years is your guarantee. Mace- Wasserman blood test. blood pressure miI WANT radio. VI. in business Up in Heaven, there, you're praying with DRIVING L.
A. take 3. CH. 2688. GRATES and bowls to fit all furnaces.
boil- WE. 6880. croscope urinalysis: fluoroscopic. X-ray AUT Ryer. angels around the throne DRIVING to Frisco via Denver; take 1.
ers stoves carried in stock. Metzner VACUUM Cleaner Repairing -All makes: examination for registration fee of $5. our And 't will be a few short seasons till we HA. 8622. Stove Repair, Wyandotte.
VI. 1214. 29 vears exclusively: oldest. largest: Hrs. daily 9 to 5, Tues.
and Sat. 9 to 8. all are gathered home. free estimates: pickup-delivery: supplies. Our 1129 Grand (over Bernie's Drug Store).
in. And we'll always look toward Heaven for RADIO service, guaranteed; estimates. FURNACE cleaning, repairing. Parts for "Factory-Rebuilts" sold: guarantee. HA.
0970. 812 your bright and shining star, WE. 1226. all makes: furnace installing: free Kingsbury's Factory, 2305-2311 E. 34th.
AUT As we humbly ask of Jesus just to take us WE buy good wire hangers. Benton Clean- Inspection. Gutter work. WE. 6119.
LI. 2020. PLUMBING AND HEATING. where you are, ers. BE.
7777. FURNACE Repairs Resetting: vacuum RADIO Service- home checkup YOU fine -Sadly missed by son, Pfc. Ralph RADIO Wanted- Table or mantel set; pay cieaning, quick service. Central State any make radio. $1.50.
cleaning your plumbing vour installed FRT can insure health by having French, daughters, daugh- cash. LO. 8107. Sheet Metal DE. 3341.
cluded: repairing. fully guaranteed: most paired: licensed plumber 20 vears: work- BAC in- properlv or reter-in-law and grandchildren. RIDE wanted from 31st-Parallel to 11th- FURNACES Repaired and reset: new gas complete stock of tubes. parts. Kansas City.
manship-materials guaranteed. LO. 3988. IN sad and loving memory of our dear Oak. 9 to 6.
DR. 3830. and coal furnaces installed; free esti- Over 18 vears' experience. Call HI. 7529.
Sunday evenings, call HI. 4509. brother, Angelo Federico, ir who passed by REFRIGERATORS Repaired. Complete mates, Call Chambers. CH.
3112. REFRIGERATION Service Guaranteed PLUMBING, heating. repairs a specialty: houl away 7 vears ago today. Sadly missed FURNACE cleaning, repairing, installing: Apex, Norge. Kelvinator, Crosley.
Stew- water heaters. clogged sewers, automatic BAR Mrs. Santino Schembre and Mrs. checkup. $2.
VA. 1400. parts for all makes: Al mechanics. Twin art -Warner, Fairbanks-Morse, water heaters; immediate service. Days' St sisters.
Angelina Catania, and brother, Pyt. Frank DRIVING '42 Buick Los Angeles; want city MontgomFurnace WA 2815. erv Ward. Apex Service 8 E. 14th.
LI. 0722. Nights and Sundays. CH. 6264.
221. J. Federico. 3 or 4 passengers. FA.
Call HA. 7786. radio or FURNACES cleaned: all -New; makes coal or repaired; gas: free vacuum in- VACUUM Cleaner Repairing All WE boilers, clean and repair coils, corroded general pipes, BAR IN passed loving away memorv 2 years of Rose, today. French, miss who EX combination; Man cash. wants VI.
0122. small makes: heating plants Cathryne Sexton. WANTED Studio couch, good condition. spection. Dawson's, LI.
0303. oldest companies; one of largest and Co. plumbing. Earl Plumbing and Heating BAR 16 years' experience, vou, dear sister. ASBESTOS.
brik siding and insulation: es- and LO. 24-hour service: pickup Phone LI. 4900. LOVING this dav of thoughts his of birth. Claude Sadly E.
missed Carter on by reasonable. VI. 1600, 9 to 5. timates cheerfully given. Sta-Lok 1128 E.
31st. 8282, Filter Queen PLUMBING and heating, sales and service; EL A wife and children. DR. JOSEPH I. OWENS.
Optometrist, now ing and Insulating VA. 3554. automatic used sinks; time pymts. located 3543 Troost. 8602.
SHEET metal, guttering, furnace repairs REFRIGERATOR Service- $2 complete on remodeling. 3633 Prospect. WA. 7184. can VA.
LOST AND FOUND. WANTED Home, black and white male in exchange for guns and shells. Call any make: adjustments courteoua included: FURNACES Repair all makes; vacuum checkup, minor BOWLING Shoe- -Black. LO. 4749.
dog. After 9 A. LI. 7831. after 5.
BE. 7397. Mace-Ryer, WE. prompt 6880. service.
cleaning: $1 run. LI. 2603. NOT responsible for bills unless personally HAVE your car serviced for winter drivDOG- -Pointer: male: brown and white; contracted, Oliver Lee, 7604 Main. ing.
Faulkner Auto Service, 2316 E. WASHING machines, sewing machines. WALLPAPERING -PAINTING. See belongs to serviceman overseas; lost of RADIO Repairing -Experienced: 15th. BE.
1881. vacuum cleaners, repaired right at low PAINTING- Interior, 1607 stolen; vicinity Linden. GL. 4668 or WA. teed.
return promptly. LO. 6677. GRADING and sodding of old and cost. 24 39th st.
8718. ine: store rooms, exterior: buildings, paper churches: BOT hangSERVICE varda: bulldozer work: call evenings men insured: plenty of equipment: no job 6694: reward. new Pick Up Service. DOG Wired -haired Terrier, white with ride to Denver Nov. 4th.
PA. 9615 after 6. HI. 1409. RADIO Service- We repair all makes: free too large.
WA. 8621. pers mall's wife. children. want black markings; name "Sparky; chit- pickup and delivery; work guaranteed: City dren'5 pet; strayed from 3020 Indiana: re.
3 PLAIN garments. $1. Benton Cleaners. FURNACE repairing, resetting: firebowls, 18 years' experience. Call Cole Appliance RELIABLE, expert workmen; reasonable ward.
WA 8944. 27 years same location. BE. 7777. grates, pipes, all makes; free estimates.
WE. 3008. prices, prompt service. Ray Shackelford, BOY AND BAND -Now the WE. 1853.
IS builder -decorator. 334 W. 63rd. JA. 8303.
DOG Small Fox Terrier male pup: straved: CHET THOMAS at FURNACE Your washer or radio working? If not 1nsu 3 black spots on back, brown ears: last Aladdin Hotel Grill; dancing nightly. repairing, resetting: firebowls. call us; 18 vears experience, all makes; PAPERING Plaster patching: samples 921 seen 23d-Woodland. BE. 4464: reward.
NOTES. accounts collected BY. personal WE. 1853. work guaranteed.
Cole Appliance ice: do own work: references. HA. 8169. BOY grates, pipes, all makes; free estimates. shown: estimates free: immediate serv DOG- Irish Setter: not trained for hunt- contact: no no charge.
0217. WE. 3008. Dr ing: just pet: Northeast Johnson Coun- SECRET Service--Domestic investigations. to 1 m.
WE. Repaired, 3320. 1426 bought, W. sold. 39th Call 6 REFRIGERATION Service--Domestic and WALL dependable, Paper efficient Removed- service.
Steam CH. process: 2696. BOY FURNITURE ty, Sunday; reward. VA. 2557.
John W. Burns, Detective, HA. 9258. Rosedale. p.
Cooltemp commercial; Eng. labor, material guaranteed. DOG- Collie, large, old, sable: Thursday or AUTOMOBILE Wanted Any make or 3600 E. 31rt. LI.
6050. PAPERHANGING -Plaster Lt. paper time Friday, in or near Loose park. HI. 3006.
model; pay all cash. WA. 0273. Bill. TREE trimming, topping, removing; trees FOR Electrical repairing and estimates call removed: samples, est.
Saunders, 0520. worl DOG -Small short-legged binck 4856. Missouri Electric licensed PAPERING and painting: steaming and mar planted; shrubbery trimmed. WA. co*cker RADIO Wanted -Late combination autoSpaniel.
Call Dr. Osborne. VA 3236, matic record player: cash. LO. 8107.
FURNACE cleaning and repairing; parts tors. LO. 3988 days; AR. 0592 nights. samples shown.
HI. 9621. or CH. 1104. 7th Vice DOG- Female Pointer.
white, dark, spots: DELICIOUS all white meat domestic for all makes: stoker service. BE. 0746. WIRING Repairs- Residential. industrial.
START Today- painting, lost vicinity Troost park; child's pet; rab- FURNACES cleaned and repaired: chimneys Bradford. A-1 licensed electrician: fans ing: lowest prices: estimates. LO. 5612. BOY reward.
AR. 0944. bits for baking; no points. LI. 3349.
cleaned: general repairing. LI. 0726. sold-repaired. 6448 E.
12th. BE. 0307. PAPER 1 Hanging Reasonable: free estiDOG Brown shepherd puppy, female, vi- DR. M.
WOLFE, Dentist, 224 Lee bldg. PLUMBING and Heating- Carpenter work: IRONS Repaired. VI. 6378. General Elec- mates: immediate service.
WA. 3280. Ord cinity 39th-Main. WE. 7984.
corner and Main. concrete work; guaranteed. VI. 9657. Electric tric, Hot Point and other makes.
Todd WALLPAPER REMOVED BY STEAM. (over Katz). 10th DOGS. 2-Black. white pups; children's dular specialist, 3721 Main.
TREES Trimmed Topped, removed: mov- 1324 Oak. Estimates free. Bledsoe, AR. 1190. 8-3 REDUCE safely: woman physician: Co.
beta: reward. VA. 5030 ing furniture, trash, ashes. CH. 0221.
GRUNOW and Coldspot specialists: 4-dav PAPERING, Painting- selections: 45- LO, 8400. YOU have 1-We want it; cash waiting SODDING service: washers. 1944 DOG- Black co*cker spaniel: no identifica- for anything have for sale. 3912. -Light hauling: basem*nt any make: service free.
George, BE, 2900. BON tion: reward. HI. 3285. you BE.
ing; orders for kindling. CH. 4243. guaranteed. LI.
6050. PAPERING and Painting -Expert FOUNTAIN Pen- engraved repaired; work Machines--Any guaranteed. make LO. expertly TREES trimmed. removed: hauling.
WASHING machines, all makes, expertly men; 20 years' exp. JA. 5371. Met SEWING "Marjorie reward. WE.
4218 after 5. kinds; furniture, trash. BE, 2393. 39th. repaired: pick up and deliver.
1706 W. PAPERHANGING, painting, and out, BOY FOXHOUND Black and white white TRANSPORTATION wanted from 6655 SEWING machines repaired: VA. 1589. in spots, Bales to 19th-Grand: arrive 8, leave 5. work QUAT- REFRIGERATION 3029.
speckled yellowish brown over and anteed: day or evening. LI. 0997. repairs. skilled service Around ears; name "Jumbo:" reward.
H. IS right? your refrigerator and washer working ROOFING, guttering, general repair; guar- VA. men for 4377-4378. all makes: 6 service cars. Call UPHOLSTERING, REFINISH G.
Perkins, 3033 Baltimore. If not, call LO. 1147. 4617 Troost. anteed, Son, BE.
7956. ence GLOVES Saturday. -Pigskin: WE. Art Gallery parking lot 4208. in doubt expert call in Trent shadowing; Detectives.
confidential. HA. RAKING, seeding, trees, shrubbery trimmed home fix appliances. washers, J. W.
irons Baty. and WE. other Grand, large selection of materials, guarIF YES- We STANDARD Upholstering company. 1432 Bach 6966; 5013 Wyandotte. pulverized cow GR.
0767. 8650. anted workmanship, furniture taken and BOT DR. FRANK W. LIMBERG.
Optometrist, BLACK Dirt- 9926. trade, terms. Call HA. 1152 for estimate. manure.
WE. 'Marv IDENTIFICATION Elm. vicinity bracelet 31st-Woodland engraved new location, 415 Bryant bldg. VI. 3341.
dirt: Grading. excavating: filling and 31st-Troost; reward. WA. DE. 0606.
tors: licensed. HA. WA. 2831. materials and leaky basem*nts.
wiring. BLACKWOOD in Woodland. 4217, 2904 Detective 4528 gators all Mercier, kinds. Lloyd's DODSON Furnace Repair- We fix ADV MAYTAG Washer Service-15 years' ers; stock: payments. upholstering, draperies, VA.
slip 6375. cove 2501 SHADOWING, inv' VA. 5198. make, any shape. Call HI.
6811. perience. LO. 1147. 825 Westport.
4617 Troost. MILLER stocks BOY SO SWEET WE WILL beautiful Upholstering materials: BOTH MISS HIM SO YOU'RE reas. mo. fAct OF YOU TO MUCH AGAIN--BUT SO BRAVE, HONEY! workmanship guar. 5321 Troost, HI.
0055. COVINA IS SO EMPTY DROP BY TO SO I INTEND I AM GOING TO BE JUST REFINISHING, Repairing -Highest quality BOY WITH HAROLF LILLLIMS. WILL NOT LIKE THAT T00 SEE IF BE. 4923 workmanship: BE. small 0606.
jobs at your home. plea KEEP A GONE SO I BE AFRAID -AND I WON'T HAVE I DON'T or Myr RAM BACK GOING TIME TO WORRY! Educational BOB TO MY SWITCHBOARD TRAINING. tion NURSING Train NOW for well paving positions post with excellent future. LEARN fascinating WAr switchboard operation, Easy to learn- BOY short tions Switchboard training waiting. School.
call period us 1207 -free now. Grand. placement. Florence VI. 3272.
Utt and Co APPRENTICE WIT pay for your beauty BOY course. in Bleness, exchange for your services. former state cosmetology examiner. Inquire at 305 Chambers bide. pier Speed 120 words Writing, SHORTHAND per 339 IN Ridge 6 minute: bldg.
WEEKS. no symbols: Co Dow BO1 IF you like to draw, sketch or paint. write for occupation. talent test Address (no A 66 feel. Star.
Give age and 1 HOTEL Training School -Good DAY while you learn. 1016 Paseo, Mrs. Edwards. RO1 DICKINSON Business Training Does. Not Cost--It Pays! 103 E.
11th. VI. 2036. Bro This Classification Continued on Next Pare the war, be cut down to a 4 or 5- hour flight. Gradually a network of trunk lines is expected to span the globe, with "feeder line" transports, only half as large as the present-day passenger planes, carrying passengers from smaller cities to the big metropolitan airports.
Pointing out that high -speed travel by air is more expensive than travel at cruising speeds, the experts anticipate the building of a few extra-fare transports, like extra-fare passenger trains, to accommodate people who are in great haste and can afford to pay for special service. The average passenger transport, however, is not expected to travel more than 250 to 300 miles an hour during the next five years. Private Planes Cheaper. Private planes capable of safe operation at from 100 to 125 miles an hour Are expected to cost from $1.700 to $2,500 when they are first built after the war. In from five to ten years, manufacturers are expected to be able to turn out such planes to sell at from $1,000 to $1,200.
The experts revealed that the concerted research of the American aircraft industry is working on the problem of helicopter control. At present the helicopter has four or five basic controls compared with three for an airplane. "When the problem is solved, you certainly are going to have lots of helicopters flying about," Magruder declared. Also, there 1s much, optimism about the number aviation will supply in the post -war era. In addition to manpower needed to construct the thousands of new airports and air strips required for widespread flying, war veterans who acquired an interest in aviation durtheir service will have opportunities to become operators of airports, salesmen of planes, or maintenance men in shops and at airports.
It was pointed out, too, that transport companies will need tens of thousands of radio mechanics. radio operators and pilots and copilots. 4. Put.
