Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 March 1940 — Page 25
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| ping clerks,
power sewing machines, | comptometer and business machi | operation, shop assistants.
BRIGHT PALESTINE
BLUE COLLAR’ - FIELD TERMED
School Graduates to Scan 57) * Manual Work.
To hundreds of Marion Co school seniors, thinking
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the
the inter-state clearance office—
thought to the already over-crowded
“white collar” pursuits. - | | Skilled Mechanics Needed The greatest shortage that faces
the & need for skilled machine operators and machinists and tool and die makers and designers. For girls, the eatest shortage is domest, c work-
I | For those young people who insist
po going into the “white collar”
svocations there are shortages in the
following: Men stenographers, un‘married girls between 21 and 27 who sare experienced in operating various of business machines, foreign language stenographers, |pharmaeists, experienced cost and tax, ac- | countants. Industrial and mechanical engineers are in great demand just | now. Field for Boys |
The list of occupations in which boys can get jobs most |quickly— and some of them have good oppor-
| | |
- | tunities for learning skills and earn-
ing promofions—are inside sales- | men, factory laborers, gas station attendents, waiters, outside sales- ' men, general office workers, shipfarm hands, stenographers, construction laborers, /de-| liverymen, messengers, factory production workers, building trades /apbrentices and industrial app entices. For girls, the following er recommended as most likely to pro vide employment immediately: Domestic work, inside sales, ait | ress, general office work for steno raphy or typing, receptio ists 2 side selling, bookkeeping, operati cashi
demonstrators, beaut,
FUTURE PREDICTED
Judge Bernard Rosenblatt, for er New York jurist who for 10 years has been living in [Palestine nd studying economic conditions there, last night told the Indianapolis Zionist District that Palestine i: cffer great PROVES to the individual,
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He spoke n Beth |] Temple nd _said that Palestine is the center of|" the Near East which he said } was rapidly developing. ' He sald the recent land restrictions imposed by |England were strictly opportunist and that he be-
lieved the House of Commons would not have accepted them had it not been for the war. The final solution of the ArabJew problem in P lestine | will be determined by the outcome of the ‘war, he said, and predicted that it would take the form of a federation of sta
SOYBEANS REPARED FOR| FAMILY TABLE
By Science Service CHICAGO, March 29.—Pass your plate for a big helping of tasty soybeans. The pigs and the | chickens have already. been served; now is . the family's turn. | Soyb ans fof human ‘food, however, won't be the same kind now produced for stock feeding and industrial processing, Prof. W. IL. Burlison of the University of Illinois declared before the Sin Annual; National Farm Chemurgic Conference. A number of varieties specially adapted or human consumption have been brought in from the Orient by the U. S. Department of Agrigulture, and six of them have been 5 and bred as having especial promise. Next| big expansion in soybean use y [be expected come across the linner table, via these new varieties. Canned soybeans already have been marketed in |an experimental i 1
‘RED ROSE SLAYING’ FIGURE C LLED SANE
LOS ANGELES, March 29 (U. P.. ‘—John Frank Reavis, 26-year-old “trombone king,” formerly of Indianapolis, was sane when he slew 17-year-old Alice “Jerry” Burns, last December and he still is sane, Dr. Gustav Boehme, court-appointed psychiatrist, reported today. Reavis has entered pleas of not guilty and not guilty by reason of insanity to the Grand Jury indictment charging him with murder. He is scheduled to go to trial April 12. The body of the Burns girl was found Dec. 28 in an abandoned coal
s e body was nude and
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nearby was a large red artificial rose. She had been stabbed 16 times.
Use of Films Tasks E
Recruits in today's U. 8S. Amy don't have to learn everything the hard way as their fathers and ujicles did in World War days. Col. Enrique Urrutia, in charge of the Army recruiting. station here, there is no more blundering into mistakes, under the withering scorn of a hard-boiled sergeant, until the routine of drill is mastered. Instead, the recruits attend movies. Col. Urrutia said the Army has dozens of reels of films showing the exact way to do every task in the complicated business of modern solsdiery. He says the films cut down 1ecruits’ instruction time consider-
DAY, MARCH 20, 19 )
BEST FOR JOBS
State Service: Advises Hi h
ty about . employment after their graduation, Indiana State Employm nt
Service gave simple advice today. “ It , vas “Consider bl-cofa ork
ls of the service—in the state office, the local field office nd
eed on one point: that youths
would be wise give more nSlfirdtion to {manual and mecal occupations and less
employment offices here today is
|«avPsY AT TIPTON | CHARGED IN SWINDLE|
moval papers had been sent to Tipton [County, Indiana, for a “Gybsy” woman accused of swindling an farmer out of “more than
T, e woman was Mary Anderson, said to use several aliases. She was arrested last night by an FBI agent and the Tipton County sheriff, | Schlapkohl, 43, Louisa County, Iowa, farmer, said he met a Gyp vy fortune teller at a carnival in Lone Tree, Iowa, who later wrote him to draw his money out of the bank so that she could “bless it.” She {told him to put the money in an envelope, wrap it in his handkerchief and not look at it. This was supposed to increase its value, considerably, but on opening the envelope Mr. Schlapkohl found only pieces | of Femeper
NYA STUDENTS HIGH IN STUDIES
More than 64 per cent of students working on National Youth Administration part-time jobs have scholastic ratings Higher than the general student average, according to a survey of 10 Indiana colleges and universities. | The survey was made by the NYA in Indiana, Purdue, Butler and DePauw universities, Franklin, Gary Junior, Indiana State Teachers, Manchester and Wabash colleges and the John Herron Art School About 10 per cent of the total enrollment of 19,000 in’ these schools have NYA jobs, according to Robert S. Richey, State NYA Administrator.
general student body and in one case 94 per cent of the NYA workers were above average.
WELLES CONTINUES WHITE HOUSE TALKS
WASHINGTON, March 29/(U. P.). —President Roosevelt called Undersecretary of State Sumner Welles tc the White House again today to continue his seéret report on conditions in Europe. Mr. Welles was accompanied ‘by
| Secretary of State Cordell Hull.
The White House emphasized that ithe confidential nature of the Undersegretary’s fact-finding tour
lof Rome, Berlin, Paris and London
made it essential. that his report be kept secret. Secretary Stephen
||T. Early, who yesterday warned lireporters not to speculate on the
nature of the discussions, indicated that Mr. Roosevelt would have inothing to say about the Welles mission at his press conference late today. The President meets with his Cabinet for the first time in three weeks, but apparently will give it little indication of Mr. Welles’ findings. Recent Cabinet meetings were called off because Mr. Roosevelt has been suffering from a cold. Mr. Roosevelt's every move affecting foreign policy will be followed with increasing interest in the next few weeks in an effort to determine whether some new step has been taken because of what Mr. Welles learned in his conversations. with Europe's leaders.
MRS. MARY WIRTZ DIES IN HOSPITAL
Mrs. Mary Wirtz, 1135 Woedlawn Ave., died yesterday at St. Vincent's Hospital where she had been. a patient two months. She is survived by her’ husband, William John Wirtz; a daughter, Mrs. © Paul David Chapman; a granddaughter, Mary Elizabeth Chapman; a sister, Mrs. T, E. Thomas, and “a brother, Cyrus Mitchell, all of Indianapolis. ; Services will be at [8:30 a. m. Monday in the J. C. Wilson Mortuary, and at 9 a. m..at St. Patrick's Catholic Church. Burial will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery.
James Randolph Jenkins
Funeral services for James Randolph Jenkins, 4-year-old son of Mrs. Blanche Jenkins, will be held at 1:30 p. m. Sunday at the residence, 2413 ‘E. Washington St. Burial will be in Hill Dale Cemetery, Martinsville, Ind. The boy died Wednesday. In addition to his mother, he is survived by a sister, Janie Mae Jenkins, and his grandfather, Oscar H. Jenkins, both of ik
GROSS TAX SUIT FILED
A declaratory judgment suit seeking to determine the| rights of an Indianapolis type-setting firm under the Gross Income Tax Law was filed in Superior Court 5 today.. The plaintiff, Thomas & Evans Co. claimed that it is engaged in the wholesale business and is subject to tax of 14 of 1 per cent on its income instead of 1 per cent as a retail concern. i
SHIP FIGHTS HEAVY SEAS SAN; 'RANCISCO, March 29 (U. P.) —The freighter Antinous, a twofoot fracture in its hull, is desperately fighting heavy | seas /in an attempt to reach Guam Island, Globe Wireless reported | today.
akes Army ier for Recruit
vey of the Signal Corps in both 16 and_35 mm. sizes. They are used by National Guard and R. O. T. C. units as well as in the Regular Army, but are not sent out for general showing. Simplest films are ; those that teach the recruit | how to stand, turn, salute, do close-order drill movements and saddle and mount a horse. More advanced pictures show the use of automatic weapons, field guns and howitzers, tanks and armored cars, how to cross streams under difficult conditions and how to deploy for attack.
MOINES, Iowa, March 28 (U. i E. Russell Davis, head of they
1The National Safet
KANSAS CITY IS
SAFESTINU. 8.
Wins National Prize; South Bend, Evansville Are Mentioned.
CHICAGO, March 29 (U. P.)— ) Council anifnounced today that Kansas City, Mo., had been chosen the 1939 grand prize winner in the National Traffic Safety Contest. Rhode Island was awarded the grand prize for states. The prizes were awarded for accomplishing the nearest to maximum practicable for traffic safety, the judges said. Kansas City also won ‘the first prize pmong cities of 250,000 to 500,000 population because of a 53 per cent redu deaths, “the result of an unusually comprehensive safety program carried on by the city traffic engineer, the police department, the schools and the Kansas City Safety Council. “This achievement was the more remarkable in view of disturbed political conditions in the city’ through the year,” the council said. States which ‘lawards in their geo graphical divisions were Oklahoma in: the Southern Division, Minnesota in the Middle Western, Washington in the Western and Rhode Island in the Eastern Division. Cleveland won first | ‘place among cities of 500,000 or jmore population. Worcester, Mass., won first place in the 100,000 to 250/000 group; Pontiac, Mich., in the] group; Clarksburg 25,000 to 50,000 group; Aberdeen, S D., in the 10,000 tp 25,000 group. Oklahoma City, Okla.; Springfield, Mass.; Dayton, @.; South, Bend, Ind. .and Evansyille, Ind, were awarded honorabl¢ mentions in the 100,000 to 250,000
W. Va. in the
The survey showed that in only { one of the 10 schools were NYA| SEARS BOY KILLED BY CAR students below the average of the] MIAMI BEACH, Fla.,, March 29
son of Mr. and of Chicago, whe d yesterday when struck by an automobile. ‘The boy, a member of the merchandising family connected) with Sears, Roe-' buck & Co., was crossing a streel when he was run over.
Mrs. Wesley Sears was fatally injur
YOUTH GRO) S TO MEET The Townsend | ‘Youth Association, Units 5 and 25, will sponsor a mass meeting in the ‘Beech Grove municipal auditori at 2 p. m.| Sunday.
ction in traffic|
won | first place| |
50,000 to 100,000 | DR-0321
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Deaths—Funerals 1|Personal Services 13| Personal Services’ 13| Money to Loan Sn to Loan 30 Irlananeli B Imes, Fide y, March 29, 1940 SE SENEEAL CONTRACTING) (PAPER STEAMING) - T GENERAL | Lori GENERAL WALLING— ar .. entered into rest painting; estimates; Paper steamin ork gu ’ Thursday a or. e 78 years, father o ik ENO payment, 3 years to pay. CAMP P- 2|CH-4370 5 ls HUSSEY SEA pn eT, I ERE EE : Gl fu Try Te beac apel. | GENERAL contracting® Carpentry, Fools SEE Brea death following. _ and cement; free ale work guar-| PATCHING ‘specialty; new arches and Funerat Directors 5 ahteed, OSEORNE, DR-2943-R. stuceo work. rompt, reasonable servige. Free inspt. anywhere in in it will ou to see RICH- » TERMITES state, 3% Gharante. FORDE THE PRINTER, 27 E. New York. . Willer a ermite Control Co., Inc., Indpls. HU-4252, (RENT A NEW CAR) : I '} oy E n d orsers (INSURANCE) : RE URS a new cath hi models. DRIVE-IT- Pp ELF . i
Rlasengom DREXEL 2510 2226 SHELBY
_ Instant Ambulance Service NOW a More Liberal Budget Plan
CONKLE FUNERAL HOME
193¢ W. MICH. ST. BE-1934
Flanner & Buchanan { MORTUARY
25 W. Fall Creek Bivd. TA-3377
BERT S. GADD
2130 Prospect St.
GRINSTEINER'S
1601 E, NEW YORK RI-5374 PERSONAL SERVICE
G. H. HERRMANN
1505 8. EAST ST. DR-4471
HISEY & TITUS
MORTUARY 981 N. DELAWARE ST.
MOORE % KIRK
CH-1806
SHIRLEY BROS. CO.
Illinois. LI-5409 J. C. WI SON 1230 Prospect St. ' DR-0322
Florists and Monuments 6
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2022 N.DELAWARE
DR-5307
IR-1150 TA-5086-8
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F.! AIRFIELD | oF 3502 College. Funeral Fieve 0 Phanie
Lost and Found 7
LOST—Lady’s black patent purse: Indiana Theater Sunday evening: contents compact ictares, all keepsakes. Reward. i$
use, J jniuiats MSM. cash, re1a: Te Security Trust
LOST Lady s black in Security Trust turn purse, contents, Bldg., RI-6528.
LOST — Patent: leather purse, near New York and Blake, liberal reward. 2321 Coyner Ave. CH-7175.
LOST — Yellow gold ring, 7 diamonds, downtown Saturda ay. |Sewaid, 1424 Olney,
LOST—Brown billfold = Calhoun and Shelby. Finder keep money return Sonients, CH-17228-W.
LOST—Black leather notebook.
valuable. Near Maryland and Senate.
Contents
| Reward. Times Classified Dept. . 5 5 | Deaths—Funerals 1 LOST Lady's ery yellow gold_waieh, Rooms Without Board 14| Housekeeping Rooms 17 Houses for Rent 19 ; 2 Ham ona s, ch No. 6406199. Reward, Indianapolis Times, Friday, March 29, 1940 $2: BEVILLE, 1026 N.=Nice, w rm, pri- | ADDISON, 229 N.—2-room furnished ¢ot- DAWSON, 811—5-room r xX, Foro of Re E. ET Rr TT To Teles Cocker Spaniel. vate entrarice: nice for couple; -privi-|_ tage; gas, lights, water, utilities. garage, heat and water, SHE” nal TA- “kos.” St. departed thi ' lite Thursday, age bd: |_ Wearing tan harness, Reward. TA-5463 hae Soul ALABAMA, N.. 1000—Two clean. well furn- DELAWARE, | or Spier fede Pelecaisiod is etti kett an UP—Fovely, next bath; steam heat, | ished fbjsit Rocd | eat; reasonable. ouble, interior co Bp pene of Mes, grils Hee Dayts a on Hel ‘Wanted-—-Female a Jot water, innersprings. nye . Joe, | ALABAMA, "N., 1516—2 rooms, nicely fur- HICK! MAN, 243 E. Ohio R11 father of Donald Beckett and Jackie| S1€IP Apt. 6. nished; Frigidaire: utilities} air condi- | HIGH, nile Bb TH brick, Ay FTA ad A SELL America's finest line of popular- $3; DOUBLE: 412 “E. 15th: large front Red, Stoker at Nice Tiebt Tom. Sdok1 h kK hats a Ji Br Near Jali. Sui: Saturday, 3:30 pl m., at Moore {& Kirk |" priced dresses and accessories from vour| [OOM NNCEIREIOES: Ceteal Sari ing privileges, ot water: Also sleeping | HIGHLAND AVE. 402-SIx rooms. modern rn ton Mort ay anasing Fd n 3 ome. "Write fr sliporntment, Box $ room. ? Sigs fw pace iw JE near Tech. | imes. 3; PARK, 1232—Attractive ro steam Sncinnati apers | pieaseé co BELLEFONTAINE, 920 — 2 and 3 unfurPapmsi® il COMPANION for elderly Jady: light house-| Deaf, innersprings, large ar parking: | Brooms: all utilities: redecorated; | MARKET. “sat Ef-room double; $17. COBRIOAN.. And: Wu Py beloved brother Rozk, Jeod home, small salary. 1540 N. ALBAN AT TN Foot ves = adults. Call HA-0852, of Mrs. Hanna rowley eparte e ’ pn =a, 22920 —! t Tot at Bt Fae Saren, 0 Say, Burial COMPAION, ' assist ' housework, white, 30- HA asso: brViieges, él optiofal Bom: private. aE Bt Mane, Inrgs yard, garage, 850. TAHoly Cross Cemetery. Friends | Ms 2 ho laundry; references; $5. Box 281, ALABAMA, 2412 N.—Room, modern home, BROADWAY. 21) fimdiarge 1.5% 2- Tor | RURAL. 438 N —Larre 6-7oom double, arNorthes So map ae Moots East 4 TEL ONE olicitors, experienced, at Satable 1-2 ‘employed; board optional.| yichdd.” Adulls. : y ranged for sleepers; water paid; adults. so Ref® | BPMs, 2 once, Good commissions. | Box ' 421, BROADWAY. 1340. APT. 5 — | BROADWAY, 1403—2 front rooms, Eitchen- | TUXEDO, 1119 N. — Modern 3-bedroom| DAKINS—Sh , W., husband |of B o Times. private home; next bath: Ta ER. bes. | ee Iavitohy ned] Sieh) vite whe: ose, conation; an ANS erma " usban 0 er- ay neice, son of Mrs. Jessie Wiseman, passed EXPERIENCED waitress; Sse colored lady CARROLLTON, 2737 — Room downstairs, Of 4 E—6l i away Thursday, Serfiees al the ans _ for kitchen work. 843 E. Washington. inmersprings. 3 eH o Shee adults’ home, SA ROLETON. St Sis, complete he 5h “Hiesian Tl a B0 ner & Buc ans ortuary Saturday a Ree - eed $4, [HE-4406 28TH, 218 E.—Three-bedroom, 2-way dou3 o'clock. Frignds invited. I tefmens CENTRAL, 1603, APT. : 201—Attractive near i bpital City P. & a. u.| Help Wanted—Male 9 a opat hot water, | gentleman CARROLLTON, 1226 Linden 1205; “nice, ble. redeseisied Spe ‘ioors, stoker h enargs _ preferred. HE-413 _ trance: utilities. LI-9403.
Do f rederick Otto Dodd; Marguerite Tames and Furnan Burdetf. grandmother of Atteen, reat-grandmother of two, passed awa yrs ay at the hone, 52 may call
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at the residen 6. p. m. Friday m. Sunday ot the Nazarene ve. Intermet Friends invited.
ELLIS—Omer Nathan of 1702 Ruckle St., beloved husba of Gertrude M., brother I C. Seattle, Wash, nephew d this life Ineral Saturday, March 30, af the Modre & Kirk North Side Finerad) Home College and Fairfield Aves) 11 Burial Crown Hill Cemetery| Friends invige FORD—Amelia, wife of Byron, mother of Raymond and Norman Ford I Mrs Zelma McGinnis, passed away Thursday morning at residence, 434 Ouodiet, age 62 years. Seryices Saturda . m., at Conkle Funeral Home, 19 5% . MichiFriend invited. Burial Floral ark. Friend§ may call at funeral home.
GOODWIN—Netitie, wife of William Sood. day in Miam
| 141 Eugene St. Union Chapel
gnd Barnes Cemetery.
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Halfaker, Defroit: Bessie Landes of Chi- ater; garage; good trans15c 1b, From corn-fed porkers. _ All A 351 N— | WASHINGTON, E, 1632—LARGE LIGHT p. La a mired er, [Solimpus. O. | inds of CURED MEA Yi | Ta aA 0 nro ery ge.| ROOM. GriLiTiEs FURNISKED.| Hortatioh: school: Must Chel; 00: 10% Passe sunday, 3 yrpday. ag the J 2% wil HIGHWAY MARKET, “7001 E. Washing-| {Steinway Grand. 2 REASONABLE, { down. "BUDELSON, CH-t204. 2010 , 12th. ae nee Sg 230 Ero rospect St.|_ ton. IR-8554 PE N., 1851 Desira 5 |26TH W. 132—1-2-room apartments, sink, ~ awe ACRES—1-ROOM BUNGALOW d. Friends Teted rial Acton Cemetery. | KING'S CLOVERDALE FARM —Gusranieed cleat Foom ifmerspring; Khe a __utilities, 1 ice o_clean, furnished. Aduits. |p BF Bn Iidpson cio te South of of Ma ron 0 HARVIE—Leons Isabel, wife of Louis A. BEN" eh TUR, pC QW aT ig 77 00 Bal] leges: 1st or 2d floo 31ST. W. 458-3" nicely furnished Jrom | STUDEBAKER REALTY. 2308 SHELBY. Harvie, mother of Cecil, ond daughter |= 2dama..2P TACOMA N57 88 SoA Tae mtdoms, uillities iain 5 ou LAWRENCE — Corner 47th_and Franklin |b 0 r. an TS. . Roysdon, passe ; ’ ” -room apts., ba Rd., 8-room modern. Extra groun away Thurfday. ‘March 28. Funeral Personal Selvices 13 |__rage optional. OLONNADE maid service; $5 chicken house.e Open to inspect. For services 2 PB. m. Saturday, March 20 TALBOT, 2341 N._Front bedroom, down-}#43 N. Meridian. din. rm. up a Wo Agency. MA-2 #1 8° tte a. Ried Eoith ny For SECURITY Stairs: nex hain jaree closet; employed ES on National road, east.pf Cum . : person, Ios he d: moderat rice. Walter Folkerth Fils] te foove [uidiess afer § »- and COMFORT | Ghieiionon, &, $380 — Tovey down: | Apartments for Rent 18 " periend, modes “00°. Wash. IR-4300. : BE FRAUER & co. | stairs room. single or double; garage. op- EE §0/ A. HENDRICKS GO.—Giood imprvmhts.; HUNTINGTON—Mrs, Lucinda, mother of . Wash. St. tional; reasonable; phone. «= = = 5 Rm: A d Like Heme well fenced: ideal for livestk., ultr Iv. Marian, Cumberland Ind; ‘Mrs. Maude eB i WASHINGTON , BLVD. : 2800s front SINS. 4 range e Home| [Gun D. CASE. Ta-s286. 3510 untington endale, Cal; Mrs. Stella . . A. P. Hall. | room, shower ba nners| s. - ecorate s LAD Whitmarsh, | Sacramento, Cal.; and- * FOO | 402 Kresge Bldg. RI-3198. | 3821. win entrances; best Sh. oe, on i rage. LAND ons. RT RT wf sme actamento) pasted away Wednesday | COMPLETE INSURANCE CH-1069 | 1%, B;, J2i- Clean, quiet sleeping oom; | 302.50. 838 E. Maple Rd. L1-5393. : afternoon. |Services at the residence in SERVICE . near bath; good heat; private home. ‘GENERAL APARTMENTS Houses and Lots Sale 25 Cumberland) Saturday. 2 p. m. Friends "ALTERATION SPECIALINIS, 28TH, 220 E. (Facing Fall Creek) —Attrac. 492 N. Meridian .......... $52.50-860.$125 ead Mpionds ‘ay aah 1 the ses Hy ed rae A TOON, IBTOBKIASL SO B10 rors rersne ii, 42.50 YOU YOU 4 YOU Sence; TR ET aE a 5 Wi i ordi: front | — Vermont 8. 112435. + in b acquis m South REouritan rl yn, mine, | REC IRCIRR RI | "tioieon pico vesiinien, ST ton | APARTMENT RENTHC BUREAU | ane, ap Cone 60 sobre,“ © Mrs, Betty | Mills, John B. Charles ~ — i es and ins. buys 4 = Sh brother of Ms. Ha MEYER O. JACOBS LEAN. comfortable, mm A s Lg Choice apts. gladly shown. LI-5858. $2 21.08 : oi ey 3 bedr eT, ated is dav. 2 pi moa | RARALY ISTH LV-WLIYA | fast optional. 1501 Fletcher. DR- 233. ADELATIDE—-TWO0 rooms, heat and Rome oF he Se aa) Weal), e neral Satur p. ; t $ Excellent 318 ite except needs exterior Moore & Kirk Iryington Mortuary. bai : ea. OJ SMITH REAL {|phinting. Priced $2950. Only $295 cash Eri ashinston Bt, Burial Memoria (AUTO DEALERS) Rooms With Board =. 15|cuntrAL 2sm9511 rooms sunroom] | KIRK. Mc sci ev Co De or WM. CARSON, Oldest Pontiac Dir, for water, heat furnished. Custodian service. | Off. MA-3521, res. RI-8790. : RESLER—Estelle Raybourn, 66 vears, Je: Next New Car. 1665 S. Mer. LI-8792. $5 50_MERRILL, 242 E—Walkin distance. RI-4610. : Joved “sister of Charles C. Watt" a aby oi (AUTO RADIATORS) |” Steam heat; hot wate i COMMERCE. 1819—3 Rooms, sun room, | | 7 MORE "NEW HOMES Friday, Funeral Saturday. 3 p.m. from |ACE. AUTO RADIATOR CO.—Gas tanks, |sS6—PARK, 1806—Warm, ihe room; eT constant hot water, “utilities, garage. | | /4800 Blk. E. Stratfor the Flackville Methodist Church. Burial| radiators repaired, recored, cleaned. 144] cooking. Near carline,” Garage. HE. CH-5789-M. | Only $500 down," $52 per ford ‘Ready to Crown Hu i ds may Lol 8 late Senate. 3748. AT 1135 = 5 LE GRA lovely Sutide. cicien: move | t o. Four Toms and Sineite. Full nce, Rur u - - |besement, insulation, garage Ww overmR Lei ans alin SS Be i A EE, Sh, i of SALON. AIO E_ Washington, LI-3016. opiional; garag T3581 N. | MERIDIAN i iL Sur. 2.8 or b MERRILL—Mack. age 64. beloved father Reasonable. Work guaranteed. GUILFORD, 2308 eal home [Too pen- Attractive 1 and 2-bedroom apts.’ utile srmosd & GRAVES, 243 Age. RI-3477 f Mrs. Helen Robbett. Robe sioners. Excellent meals. Nurse's care. |jsjes f Abrams. phssed away Tey aim (CABINET MAKING) HE-2804. ws EEA ne Be ee bo le a a | DONT SPECULATE 247 N. Hemilton. Friends may call at|BEST PRICES—Built-in cabinets, window | HOI = an, 2.roo the Dorse Funeral Home. 3925 E New| screens. screened in © A oy HOLMES. “Home; | Good transportation. unfurnished a; apartment, utilities. Adul || n you buy real estate, invest in York neral 1:3 0p. m Saturday at | _euaranteed. Dr.-0663 E-4611-M. $25. HA-1705 ao, Substantial property such as 2615 N. noray home. Burial Washington Park. (CARE OF CHILDREN) LINOIS, N. 1730—Larse, W yarm oom; | MERIDIAN. 1023 Na parlor, Si g excell i-Bedtootn single, 2 oor gasage: in _E £ innerspiings: good. meals; home privi- m, on, Teal Duy ai $3000; MORGAN—Emma, age 61 years, sister of | WANTED—Babies to board or family of Hi Prigidaire. HE-4244, genuine bargain at $4250, our price. Mré. Willism Daerre, Mrs. Herman Doerre| _ children: good references; $4. LI-2003. oges: one PARK. 931 Rooms. odern, Terms, 10% down: balance $40.00 monthly. ang George Morgan, passed Vay TiS CHILDREN cared for en BL in_my JERSEY, 2324 N.—We urnish x: gara t and wate: yoper a Call Mr. Nicolai or Mr, Koepper. day. Funeral qodurday, ogarch 3% 3° 3 home by hour or day. HE- Bl gz kd ED gat Sroeuplings. shower, ga- he fr 850i. 4 Virginia Ave. J. 8. CRUSE REALTY CO. RI-6412 Washington St.5 11 a. m., St. Anthony's Rh rR Bh PENNSYLVANIA, N.. 1851—Lovely 3d floor | ; Church, [Friends invited. Burial Holy | syrepsy NG) ——as3T. ORTHWESTEEN, 303¢—Newly furnished; studio: Cross entiation. ilities; reas- | Chickens! Home! Income! ross etery. ends may ¢ a a as s i mortuary] $200; JLoofing: free estimates. Reasonable, Ganeals. | laundry, 82. HA: Hw, i Sons GROVE 25 hon oom. bath, all | Bungalow. 2 Extra Lots. MURRAY arrle Alberta, age 60, beloved | (CEMENT WORK) old age pensioners. Constant hot. water,| SU lltles % REALTY $26.50 ¥ RI.5506, ao N. N. Fageni 00) est) pony. 88 Eilon Stuycay furray. mother of sani Fae {Irs steps, AGED-CONVALESCENTS. Good food and Be an Heat and 1 ot ‘house Hs2n36), apple, peach, sherry trees. ders, H i R 1d t i walks, rche care: downstairs. modern ‘home. 2048 |’ water, gas stove AY $19.50. ‘Also some berri only $2 f Georg Googhill: passed away" Sehr: porches. | "Meridian RI-2080. | C7" "|" BAER, 83%, Sov open, SIDES | OJ: [Also some berries . Only $2880. lia day. eral Saturday. 1:30 p rom [30 Years Exp. ‘Not atriiyred "With «ny | ROOM AND BOARD. private home, gentle-| GAUSEPOHL APTS. 13th. College: bed- J. 8. CRU TY CO.” 128 N. Del. Shirley Bros. Central Chapel, Tlinofs at tiher IG contracto ’ Men preferred, 18 Parkview ( room apartments: heat,” water; $23.50. ENTAL INVESTMENTS 10th, Burial Memorial Park. Friends) BE- Eve. HU-1959 ). : N. P. SHFLBY. LI-3534. ,|N. KEYSTONE—Six rooms semi-modern. ay calf oe Fleet 210 AL meme CeSTG coment foo paren [1 =|N, STATE Two, pve room tomigiodsrn the chapel after 12. steps, walks, driveways; reas. R-6951. | Hotels 16 Furn. Houses—Apts. 18A J East Side nt. WALTER FOLKERTH. SHEARER. John (E.. of 30th St. and Post 5 2114 Git CRUSHED STONE) Tor Tole] Con. camiomians [oesaane peas Road, beloved husband of Wan - nders, Top Soil, » $9; TLINOIS, 1 810 1072—Large attr tive od. 2 Lots, barn for 2 cars, So po on Jpner iH ee Lon x Sheare? IR 211 3 En Berries. Smest Haier Ho a sad $3.60 i A 85, puriment. Velie Tut =. 3 Rm. n. Mod. PoE 5. Ona sod=- ’ ’ tse brother of William A hu Enis ding; Dg Eravel. heros’ Hao, Up ROACHE, 1 1404—Nicely Jurnished iter Toor $2500. ome 11-3814, 28 8. Il. Crushed stone, cinders, dr- REE use. : For inf ration call Ir-11 Top Dirt Girne specialty. RI-8664. SPENCER HOTEL up. EN 8. a, | eat! sarife; sds, “HA-0898-. Five-room bung. Ny Taco. old, brick front SHOEMAKE: — Jam B., hushand of | (CLUB_ACTIVITIES) (New cocktail lounge). JAP JONES, Tr, nicely he EW Ts. Side aye and Amanda] father of Ora E. and Claude | ATTRACTIVE clubrooms for TA.4381 : Houses for Rent 19 | rarage. Lo oa druff. BR-01 a Ficagant View: Wednew A March 31 group meetings. Beas, rent. : Housekeeping Rooms 17|——; ToT r. Li en Funeral Saturday, 10 a. m., at the Pleas-| (FLOOR SANDER FOR RENT) kd $13; 3545 E NORTH ST.—4-room double, oma 7 cottage e, ean Tents. Tame ond: ant View” Baptis , Church, Burial Pleas- | For Sander, also Edger for pa} DR-0261 [#0 se—1 or 3 Rooms: steam: private L paid, HUY.1429 rie hy BROWN. 2008 W. ant Tien ay SA aL Lhe rent, $4 day. Straub, 831 Va. ron) uthlitles. 1133 N. Tlinots. RI-| 830; ae 29 P—toroom pr _ Michigan, Wilson Funeral Home, 1230 Prospect Bt. 2042, sas: BL 3 774. A-1 STRICTLY modern five-room bungalow. STOKES— Alma, wife of Harley Stokes, {FURNACE CLEANING) $3.75 UP—Neatly furnished apartments; N.—t-Teom double, coms] ~Sood neigliborhond. Near school, Terms, sister of Mrs. Nellie Ellis and Jesse Jump, G. repairing: Vietor Firnaces; : : _Owner. assed AWAY urs y mor neat al REA burners: B10 tokers: aps | burners. HALL. Hight, Vay. 3 W indi porch, | $108 Cen 5 Hh tedscorated garage, near iM Mo MODERN § EE yi , HEA 1 neder 2 "2:30" ae years, OF =L-4876. 84. a 2 modern, Dicely furnished, sink; |C of way Coloni Garseld Park. Price | ig Park © in Ty riends 8 res hen REPAIRING) single. fier Spe 1333 utilities, elec: “dou: Eh a replace; adults. Ew ’, Bros. en 3814, a 288 call at residence,” Buriai|C ED Dew botto ee _ |A-1 condition, 3- pe modern; - 3 ork ae | cane. hioko co Ba of In-|. kitchenette: | | ouble th: Food floors; new 32-car Borage, » . dustital Ald L +05 TET ; adults; telephone. _ eve , owner. d : ii
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BLYTHE RUBBER Beer, wine, mixed drinks, 939 Mass STAMP CO., 1 128% 'N. Delaware. RI-6128. Par OED Ro eT (RUG CLEANERS) |_| TY me; doctor's RUGS and shades thoroughly cleaned. | references and good nursing. 2905 o Pennsylvania. HA-0368. F N.| THE OLD_ CRYSTAL WAY.’ 1804 poly MARKET 4455 = (PAPER CLEANING) RUG special, 9x12, cleaned. Guar. $ 8 ENERAL cleaning: contracting: painting: | “12212 RUE Cleaness, o-ua ¥ i | apartments a special HOME RE. (TAVERNS) Indianapolis PAIR CO." Estimates free. RI MUGGSIE'S, 942 Ft. Wayne; beers AE " ¢ R1-6892 Eaper cleaning, wall EE! lguors mixed drinks. “SHO ORTY” Public Welfare Loan work guar.; immediate service. “MUGGS."” at bar, \ 4 n Better cleaning; A’ n J ssocia 10 TA-081 Wall washing; IE ies: To TAVERN. Beer, wine, "ised “érinks. 1637 a PAPER cleaning, 50c-$1 per rm. Refs. of ek Ee J So. years. ME. CHERRY. BE-316.3. + ING. repairing 413 a RI.3587 : (NURSING HOME) hv ted covers, &8 coy metho sed. , ! ——SvPRACTICAL nurse will go out by y, day or SAFFELL CHAIR CO. 4147 AUTO LOANS take patient in own home. - (VENETIAN BLINDS) | INVESTIGATE OUR, ECONOMICAL PLAN. (PAINTING) VENETIAN BLINDS — Window shades. SACKS BROS. AUTO LOAN CO., INC, INTERIOR PAINTING. PERSONAL SERV-| PATTERSON E & FLOOR COVER. |206-8-10 INDIANA AVE. RI-508. ICE. Get my prices ROBERT ANDRE ING CO. 1142 N Meridian, | : 7 =5583, CUSTOM-MADE “Venetian blinds, shades Swaps | 31 and uinoleum. SHADES and TAN B aned and refinished.
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cash, lot, or. 122 8S. WA 25 oe motors. make _ except Johnson. 3708 W. 16th. BE-3731,
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1800 1 RESTAURANT Sell or trade; easy terms:| oi° h rent, $20. 911 Wayne Ave. Also table Thy New Austd, fid3 tops, oil range like new for cheap car|ENGLISH! Set PEDRes. Registered, OLIVER GAN. Acton, Indiana. DRWiis R1-5551 for iowest want 463¢ Ring P
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$15. ini luding breeding; taxes paid. HU» 1988.
decorating. Free estimates. pork uar- = Qing, anteed. ARD JINES. 0s "| Swaps 31 F Garden. Plant 33 N 7 | ESTATES PAPER HANGING—Paintin exterior in- ar rden an S AN ; terior. Prices Tessonable’ Bree estimates. MANY Seonle Sein. i Shing a egod mie a o ‘d co : ork guarantee - BE ; | hy p\| PAPERHANGING Best workmanship. Bat | rege C1 mill caasens os Home baanany kena a i, Di d isfaction assured. Reasonable prices, P. PAYIIANG | ZANCY DIUE RIASS, B 10S. seersssrvsnss wha amon _ BENGEN, DR-1992. on good used cars, outboard motors, g 168 Gas Co . DR- shotguns, electric refrigerators, radios, Lawn fertilizer, 80 IbS...l........... $1.40 L 47] 8. Penn, PAPER HANGING, painting and roofing. | electric ‘washers, pianos or What have| MARION CO. F. CO-OPERATIVE. gans ad | Prices reasonable guaranteed.| you? ROG ORE, 230 E. 16th. ‘Henry— (500 block Ky. Ave.) Sth Floor Majestic Bldg. DANIEL CARLISLE. oH hist TA-0209 Plenty of free parking space. LI-6339. As r Mr. Haw) ins PAPERHANGING, _ 10c - roll. 5 Your Diamond Kept’ Sealpd in Ba Sieaning Wall ‘wash, 1340 AT TIE Felder Dower lawh roctrle Loni. roa ao Sankt ci Ahk Boned : : - Bank 9729. HUGHES. sump pump, garage jack, air compres- CcoMM ION CO., 1400 Kentuc y. RI HONOR LOANS DSIVELY + T A- 941 4 PAPER Janging nd clean- | | sor, motors, rewinding. BE-3745, ring 3. No Endorsers| : PAPER TANI ae Soa somo: CASH For 3s 35 and 36 Cheviolets SEED Fi SAE Alte Shion sete. Coren: Household Fi jnande Corp. : _ing. Absolutely guaranteed. OH-0512. | SERVICE LOAN AN CO: $515 °R. mi. RI-a973 | _aze & Mordoh, 408 E. South 328 Illinois Bldg., 3d Floor Rhus JT wan ads get results at lowest 4-5 POUND, 1c anut vendors on|GARDEN TRACTOR — Re assessed. like| Get want ag Jesuits In ad word rate in the city. Phone| location, for cash. [r= new; $48; including too Universal ow west word oy ony mes Fhons Biss Bill will be sent later. HU-1373. | UNTIL 6 P. M. Mfg, 324 ‘'W. 10th. RI-5551 fo py Tests’ at low cost.
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57-YEAR-OLD concern has openings for 2 ambitious, neat 2p] 35-50. vears, for local es 02 oa. Must have good rere Good Income base on sales. Apply 33 W. St. Clair 8 EXPERIENCED chauffeurs, 3 40, acquainted with city. Apply 23 Henry 9-\®a. mm. 0 EXPERIENCED driver and solicitor with north Side following. Tuchman Cleaners, 705 Fairfield. "firm. drive car. CA man, work, share m, drive car. Alice Swimford, R. R. , Greenfield, ban EO experienced, high class deal. Good commissions, Box 500, % Times. HUSTLERS for finals Saturday, Fieldhouse. Report Friday, .
Schools & Instructions 12
INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY SCHOOL offers Special Tuition cates for limited time. Enroll now.
Opposite P. O. $1 and $1.50. Central Studios, LI-4287.
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rooms, adjoining ba ferred. TA-478 DELAWARE 0 N.—Attractively furnished alcove living, bedroom, “inner springs: suitable for couple; phone. DEGUINCE 611—Newly furnished fronts twin beds, cross ventilation, 1-2. IR-3388
421 N. (Irvington) —Attractive room opposite bath, constant hot water; gentleman. IR-6630. ILLINOIS, N., 1446-—Apt. 8; large front private lavaiory;. hot water; $3.50; gentle- _ man, Spal 692 ILLINOIS, 2437—Nice room for gentleman; TE conveniences; no other roomers. HA-1893. KAPPES, 1318 S.—Attractive front room, good home, reasonable.
KENWOOD, 3634 — Unusually furnished
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innersp rings: SE Rs eT 968 N., A B. Ava siceping ‘room, near bath, innersprings, walking | distance. Reason 1able.
NEW JERSEY, 2845 ho ome, 1-2. couple employed, __HA-2462-W. NEW JERSEY, 1320 N.--Attrcative downstairs room: private entrance; innersprings: walking distance. LI-1707
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PARK AVE. 3209—Large front room; cone. stant hot water; garage optionai
Houses and Lots Sale 25
A Home and Income i
An excellent bungalow dupl with entrances well separa yd screened Porches; an interior very piiractively decorated; automatic
} garage; fine shade trees: in the 2900 Be north: upper part renting for $52.50; owner lives bes low. Price onl $6500. For further Jformation call O. HM. Hackemeyer,
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CENTRAL, 2209—Unusually nice front room, 4 windows. Next, ban. Telephone.
DORMAN, 730—2 Top i radio, sink, utilities. Small child elcome "Private,
ILLINOIS, 2625 N.—Three rooms and bath
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2-room apartment, $6; hot water; phone Nelson RI 2040, 208 N. DELAWARE ORIENTAL, 20 N.—Attractive two room EAST— THREE ACRES—Seven rooms, modinnersprings. Frigidaire, , Shilivies; pri ern, except AC Chicken house, brood- _ vale entrance; hot water er, fruit. On Shortridge Road, $3750. PENNSYLVANIA, N., 14 — One-room| | Walter Folkerth. “East Side ‘Agent. > Sparement; legion, hot water; clean; || 4200 E. Washington. IR-4200. aa hve LMC 2 ACRE LOTS on Southeastern and EmPENNSYLVANIA, N. 1945—Cozy 2 room iY son Aves.; $165 with $15 down and $6
VIRGINIA, 1022—Fountain 8 uare; at- 6 8. Emerson. tractive . 3 rooms furnished: adults; |SEMI-SUBURBAN—East: |5-room bunga~ private bath; entrance. 10w. Long living room, gas glacerie ty.
sou ricity. Barn, chicken house, well fenced. JO Si property, Posse T.
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Union Title Company Union Title Buildin, Lig 1556 E. MARKET ST. 'FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW $23 ig? per mo., inc. taxes and ins.* 1 buys this mod. home situated
88 8. Gladstone. Excellent neighborhood Well, furnished. constant hot water. |, square from Wash, carline. $45.00. on the west side where vacancies are KEYSTONE 3008 N—3 To 3 i J. 2; CRUSE REALTY CO. RI-6412 rare. Close to schools, stores, transporto« hh el Bg fe DO own; pri- Yon: Yogank Fair condition. Price $2750. : : nly 5 down. 41% interest rate. See TOCKERBIE, 626. 821 E. New York oe Farms—Suburban ; 2 | a io ET ane est, rate. See > SFooms, furnished; modern; reduced Daniel, E. KIRK M¢KINNEY CO., Inc. iipss HOSES AVEC TN ee 5-Acre Chicken Ranch Realtors. Off. MA-3521, res. RI-8780, - rooms, utilities. Constant Ce ‘wat |OWNER SHOW aps N., 814 (Lib — ater. 4580 BE. 30th, everything to start.’ Nice HONEYMOON BUNGALOW (Library Apts.) —Nicely | 5 ciony “3 bedroom mod. home. Chicken furnished apartments; utilities; walking fi: uted ' brooder house, hog house. | Lights $30 34. per mo., inc. taxes and ins, stance; $5” up. in all buildings, Price only $5500. ‘Terms. sO% buys this att. 5-rm. MODERN MICHIGAN, E., 2416—Furnished private See Newlin, CH-1575, with MOSLANDER. Jamas Built, less than 1 yr. old. Already I an sink; clean; utilities; H-5025 none thru F a A A. serie 53 390, ¢ $600 LP HS = Sy FARM, |located on Roa a 31 NEW JERSEY, N., 1215—Front 2-room BT a ee lo Wal les Ses 11806" Medford" £3000. Vo, cerca elbert apartment; hot EO Private entrance. Inc., Realtors. Off. AA-3591, RI-8790.
237 Eastern Ave.
Well loc, 6 rms. (3 bedrms.), Sottage:
Lights. gas. Sve wat., are Jace, . n. Mr. Batexg, - hs E HU-5047, ‘PAUL L. MOGOR is
Ves. 615 Lemcke Bldg.
Bargain — 4337 E. 30th 5
Five rooms. bathroom, garage, gas, lights, water, sewerage, paved s pe orner lot, Bifie Sih: "sis, com ds Owner. 4102 30th. per mouis
TOUR IST RMS.—INCOME $33, 66 Per mo., inc. taxes and ins.,
) 2lve on Jisms, produgion 55 ituated on . ity 8350 GW onday Financed at 4Y%
$33 required. Price tn Prestern Ave. an “call E1
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Rm. modern bungalow to trade X nt 3-bedroom Toga north, 4628 Carols . Paul Carr,
MA-2523. ‘TA-5687.
A Bargain—2875 N. Dearborn fit erroom modern. Big double garage. Li 0x150. - Paved street. 12° buses near, | $1398; $49 cash; $12 per month, Owner. ' 4102 E 30th.
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6-Room modern. 1414 E. Kelly. $3500. Porches, side drive; near schools, churcaes and car line. - DR-5989. RI-5023. Slat clas shape; newly eI S350
Sf Acro Realty NORTHEAST -— Nice five- ry Bi bungalow. $2400. Easy payments. Fn
FOUR and six-room h Ses. Cash, 339-288
_ Terrace Ave. DR-5505-THREE rentals; total ON $1000 Cag . Drexel. Properties of all kinds.
Investment nets 30 pet. 748 MRS. EVANS. IR-2960.
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