Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 199, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 December 1931 — Page 12

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SLASH BUREAUS TO CUT EXPENSE, HOOVER ADVISES President Indicates Desire That Congress Take Some Action. Hi/ United Press WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.—Coordination of government activities and reduction of the number of bureaus and commissions in Washington was advocated by President Hoover today as one of the most effective methods of governmental economy. He indicated a desire for congressional action on this matter. The President’s program of reorganization was a direct attack on any tendency toward further development of bureaucracy in the federal administration. He said that consolidation of bureaus which now overlap would effect a saving to taxpayers of millions of dollars annually. “Now that economy absolutely must be the first order in government,” the President said at his press conference, “it is an appropriate time for congress to take up the question and bring it to a conclusion. Such action would comprise a major accomplishment of the present session of congress.” Sought Cut 10 Years The President said: “The most constructive direction for economy in federal expenditure beyond a rigid reduction of appropriations and the resolute opposition to new appropriations lies in the consolidation of government bureaus and general reorganization of the federal government.

“I have recommended this reorganization in public addresses, reports and messages to congress throughout the past ten years. “I particularly emphasized this necessity as the basis of constructive economy in my message to the second session of the seventy-first congress. I again referred to it in the message to the third session of that congress and in my message to the present congress I again traversed the subject. “Some of the recommendations have been carried out, the most notable one being the consolidation of all veterans’ activities into the veterans’ administration. Asa result, General Hines reports that we are saving somewhere from ten to fifteen millions a year in this service alone. Cites Bureaus “Outstanding amongst these reorganizations would be consolidation of all construction activities of the government under an administrator of public works to serve all the departments. “Other cases are the consolidation of all merchant marine activities into the department of commerce; the consolidation of the conservation atcivities of the government; of the public health services, of educational activities and numerous other groups on the same major purpose under single headed responsibility. “Such action would result in the elimination of many expensive agencies and overlap resulting in very great economies. These economies would run into many millions. "In addition to the actual economy by concentrated administration and elimination of overlap, further great economies would be brought about through the curtailment of the self-expanding capacity of scattered bureaus which could be much better controlled if they were grouped together. It would enable policies in connection with different government activities to be bettei developed and better directed. “The subject is an old one, and now that economy absolutely must be the first order in government, it is an appropriate time for congress to take up the question and bring it to conclusion. Such action would comprise a major accomplishment of the present session of congress.”

INSTALL NEW OFFICERS North Tark Chapter of Eastern Star to Meet Tonight. North Park chapter, Order of Eastern Star, will install officers tonight In Masonic temple, at Thirtieth and Clifton streets. Mrs. Vora Ryon, worthy matron, will serve as installing officer; Mrs. Myrtle Klutey, chaplain; Mrs. Odessa White, marshal, and Mrs. Bessie Bratton, organist. In addition to appointive, officers the following elective officers will be installed: Worthy matron. Mrs. Hazel B. Hayes; worthy patron, Charles W. Eaton; associate matron, Mrs. June Morrett; associate patron, Allen Matthews; secretary, Katherine Hawk; treasurer, Mrs. Allie Allen; conductress, Mrs. Gladys Williams; associate conductress, Mrs. Iva Heizer. BEGIN SECOND TERM Night School Pupils to Enroll for Remainder of Work. More than 100 pupils who took night schol work at school No. 8, Lexington and Virginia avenues, during the fall term are expected to enroll in the second term Monday. Attendance is limited to persons more than 16 not attending day school. A night school band will be organized, according to Miss Elavina Stammel, principal. English mathematics, history, writing and spelling are chief subjects. PUTS BLAME ON TARIFF Depression Due to Trade Barriers, Export Cos. Head Declares. Tariffs were blamed for the present depression, said Stanley J. Dyer, president of the Commercial Export Company, before members of the Indiana World Trade Club Tuesday at a luncheon in the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Dyer, past president of the club, returned recently from a business trip to Cuba. William Higburg, I president, was in charge of the meeting.

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William Henry Harrison, Indianapolis attorney, was installed as eminent commander of De Molay commandery, No. 62, Knights Templar, Monday night, in the lodge rooms, Twenty-second street and Central avenue. Other newlyinstalled officers are: Rav H. Briggs. generalissimo; George M. Spiegel, captain general; Edward Demlow, senior warden; John F. Engelke, Junior warden; Ralph K. Smith, treasurer: W. Earl Gentry, recorder; Colonel Earl F. Hites, prelate; Arthur Shaffer, warden; Clyde Harmon, standard bearer; Sumner Clancy, sword bearer, and Edward Shuler, sentinel. John T. Saulter was the installing officer with Glen Harsh acting marshal. Following the ceremonies of installation, officers and their wives were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Harrison at their home, 5729 Washington boulevard.

STORE TAX PUZZLING Vending Machine Operators to Get Explanation. Vending machines are causing no end of trouble to the chain store tax collectors, it was reported today by L. O. Johnson, chief store tax collector in the offices of the state tax board. Johnson busied himself today drafting an explanation for use of field men regarding the vending machine levy. If such machine is owned and operated in a duly licensed store, it is covered by the tax for that store. Johnson explained. But if it merely is placed on lease and owned and operated by an outside agency, the owner must pay the tax. Vending machines in a group at a single location will pay but a one store tax, but owners of strings scattered throughout the city must pay on the chain basis. Many machines operate where nothing else is sold, and someone has to pay the license for them, Johnson pointed out.

KILLS PARTNER, THEN ATTEMPTS SUICIDE New York Business Man Believed Dying After Fatal Quarrel. I?;/ United I’reus NEW YORK, Dec. 29.—John Ragonetti, 45, Mount Vernon, was believed dying today of a bullet wound self-inflicted after he had killed his former partner, George A. Colgan Jr., 37, a witness in the city investigation. The killing occurred in a downtown office as the former -partners were about to submit their financial differences to arbitration. James G. Shaw, the chosen mediator, was present, and grappled with Rabonetti in a vain attempt to prevent the tragedy. Colgan and Ragonetti formerly operated the Hy-Grade Sand and Gravel Corporation, sold last year to the City Sand and Gravel Corporation. Division of the proceeds gave rise to a bitter dispute resulting in litigation and claims by Ragonetti that he was being “frozen out.” Sues for $6,000 Insurance Mrs . May C. Cunningham of Frankfort, Ind., wido wof Cheever Cunningham, today filed suit in federal court here asking $6,000 from the Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Association of Omaha, Neb. Mrs. Cunningham alleges the company failed to pay on a $5,000 policy on her husband’s life.

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11 REDUCED AND 15 PROMOTED IN POLICE SHAKEUP Changes in Radio Personnel Also Ordered by Safety Board. Eleven Indianapolis patrolmen were reduced, fifteen promoted and changes made in the police radio personnel today in a shakeup of the department ordered by the safety board on recommendation of Chief Mike Morrissey. The changes, which will be effective Friday, were made on the eve of the new year as unconfirmed rumors were current at police headquarters that a general shakeup, reaching to high officials, would be ordered soon. Safety board members and police officials would not comment on the purported general shift today. Batts Made Captain Robert L. Batts, who has been superintendent of the police radio, was named a police captain to remain in charge of the radio station and operations and patrolman William Rodacher was boosted from a second grade partolman to a sergeant. Four policewomen were advanced to the rank of matrons. Patrolmen reduced from first to second grade are: Harry Cooney, Philip De Barr, William Englebright, Clarence Griffin, Charles O. Johnson, Ary Tower, Carl Sheets, Asa Stonehouse, Patrick Welch, John Willis and Harry Bridwell. Patrolmen advanced to first grade: Edgar Deeter, Charles Garringer, Nolan A. Hill, Harley Jones, Albert Magenheimer, John Moorman, Charles Peak, Daniel Slope, John L.’ Stump, Bryan Sullivan, Stewart Coleman, Lee Oliver, Frank C. Dailey and Fred Braughton. Promote Policewomen Policewomen promoted were: Mrs. Anna Peats, Mrs. Mary Cantlon, Miss Lillian Jachka and Miss Nell Dunkle. Transfer of Paul Malcolm from the post of bookkeeper in the safety board office, to fireman, also was approved. Hb will be succeeded by Albert Schallat, 130 North Highland avenue. Mrs. Anna Pickard’s resignation to become head of the juvenile detention home was accepted by the safety board. She has been employed in the fire prevention department three years. Fireman Wilber Lovinger, Engine House 17, was promoted to chauffeur and chaffeur Edward Schurmann was named lieutenant of the same company.

TOWN PETITION FILED Williams Creek Estates Residents Seek Incorporation. Petition of twenty-nine resident voters to incorporate Williams Creek estates into a town of that name was filed today with county commissioners. The petition carries the names of nine heads of families of thirty-six persons. The corporate limits of the town, covering 213 acres, would be Pennsylvania street on the west, College avenue on the east, and creek on the north and south fcoundal^es. OXNAM WILL SPEAK De Pauw President to Talk Here on Japanese Situation. “The Challenge of the Japanese Situation to Thinking Americans” will be the topic of G. Bromley Oxnam, president of Dc Pauw university, at Roberts Park M. E. church at 7:45 Sunday night. Dr. Oxnam returned to Greencastle Thursday, after a threemonth trip to Japan as a member of the Rockefeller foundation commission, studying educational conditions, with special reference to Christian influence. SCHOOL BOARD TO MEET Session Tonight Will Be Last for Commissioner Fred Kepner. The Indianapolis school board will meet at 8 tonight at school offices. It will be the last session for Fred Kepner, who will be succeeded Jan. 1 by Samuel Garrison, attorney. William A. Hacker, assistant superintendent of schools, will present his annual report.

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7-A Moving, Transfer, Storage CLEAN FIREPROOF STORAGE—Where your goods are safe. Private lockers. Low rates, easy terms. Get our price on moving: guaranteed service. PARTLOW JENKINS MOTOR CAR CO. Call Ri. 7750. 419-23 E. Market St. STORAGE-OVERLAND HAULING Special prices on return loads, packing California shipments. Pool cars. Ri. 3628. Ri. 6561. Nights, Ch. 0699-W OTTO J. SUESZ. MOVING. $3 —You help. $1 less: quick service: careful white men, Ch. 5840, MOVING—S 2 up: white men; anything anywhere, anytime. PETE’S. Ch. 2878’. STORAGE Reasonable rates: haFO J-WIYrAVi-Cj gains in furn. Ll. 8075. CALL CARTER. DR. 5269-M—"For ’-our next move.” Careful. Courteous. Reliable. <(t> _ t o • ~ Depen. movers. Rea. Real Service ch. 6823.2155 Avondale. TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS* 7-B Paperhanging and Painting PAPER HANGlNG—Cleaning: esti. free' Ch. 2004. FRANK JACKSON. Ir. 2415. INSTRUCTIONS 10 Schools, Colleges, Tutoring SPECIAL—6 Weeks free instruction: voice, piano or pipe organ: only $2. No other cost or obligations, Ir. 0956, XYLOPHONE teacher and entertainer: lessons. SI. 1632 N. 111. 1638 Centennial. Ch. 1172, HELP WANTED 13 Help Wanted —Male WANTED—2 first class arc welders. Apply Chev. Comm. Body Cos. Employment office. 1100 W. Henry Street. MEN and boys to hunt and trap furs. MR FREE will buy them. 1904 E. Wash. RENTALS 17 Furnished Rooms ALABAMA. N.. 523—Apt. s—Cozy warm rm. adjoining bath: walking distance: $3. BELLEFONTAINE, 1133 2-rm. apt., $3.50 for two: everything furnished. BROADWAY. 1422—Furnished apts., steam heat private bath; garage. $6 and SB. CAPITOL. N.. 2113—Large warm room adj. bath. $3,50. Illinois car, Ta. 4914. COLLEGE. 3118—Comfortable front rm., 1 or 2: private home; reas. Wa. 0389. NEW JERSEY. N.. 913—Priv. modern, outside rm.. $3. $5; also housekeeping rms.

RENTALS 17 Furnished Rooms i*LW JERSEY. N.. 2431—Cozv. warm ,m.. ; private tome, breakfast opt, Ta. 2032. NEW JERSEY N.. 1326—Ntce warm. sleDing room. References reg. Reasonable. UDELL, 874—2 rms., modern, gas. light, j water turn., sink in kitchen; private | entrance. 56. Ha. 3263-W. WASH. E.. 1405—Furnished, modern. 1 rm.. 53.50; steam heat, Ri. 4703, WASH BLVD—Widow's home; lovely rm.. j privileges. S3 sgle, or dble, Ta, 1233. "PRINCETON HOTEL Nice clean rms.. hot. cold water, *swk.: bath: *7. Steam heat. A real, winter 1 home; ladies gentlemen. 232 S. 111. HOTEL ANTLERS CLINTON HOTEL, 29 Va.—Large rm.. 2 beds; sleeping & housekeeping; stm. ht. CT* HOTEL: warm, clean. 47 01. ULAIO for o, 136 W. Market, LOVELY warm rm.: privileges: real homo. Wa. 0503-R. eve! HARBOUR HOTEL—6I7‘-i N. 111.: clean, mod. rms.. at prices any one can afford. Running water. Every convenience. ! ROOMMATE—Apt. for lady: twin beds; home privileges: Illinois car. Ta. 5929, 18 Housekeeping Rooms ALABAMA. N.. 1912—56 with garage: 1 rm.. kitchenette: also 2 adjoining rooms. $7. BROOKSIDE AVE, 1505—2 nicely furnished connecting rms., front; down. CAPITOL. N.. 716 Cozy well heated nousekcep. rm.. sink, range, parking. $3. CENTRAL, 2536—2 front rms.. light, cheerful, private home; reasonable. COLLEGE. 1232—2 large rms.. plenty heat. hot water: private entrance: adults. COLLEGE. 1336—2 rms. complete furn.; water in rm.; $7. Li 8013. EASTERN, 209—Mod. 2 rms. up; completelv furnished. Ch, 5055, FOUNTAIN SQUARE—3 rms.. $4.50; 2 rms. $3 and $3.50; not modern. 1017 Prospect. HIGHLAND AVE.. N.. 21—2 furnished front connecting: good heat: garage. HOYT. 1530—2 and 3 rms.. modern; private entrance: radio. Dr. 4367-M. 111.. N.. 2339—2-rm.. kitchenette apt., priv. ent,; Maytag washer; $7.50. Ta, 7110. ILL., N.. 2020—Lovely apt.; front, down; immaculately clean; adjoining bath; pri. entrance: excellent heat: 2 or 3 persons. NEW JERSEY. N.. 1326—Modern houskp. suite. All furnished. References. Reason. OAKLAND. N.. 652—56: 2 rms.. next to bath, garage, utilities furn. Ch, 5838-J. ORIENTAL. N.. 20—2 & 3-rm. furn. apts.; mod., steam ht.; home privll.; $6.50 & $7. RANDOLPH, N., 233—2 clean, turn., sink, private entrance: adults. Ri. 2677. TALBOT. 2400 8LK.—53.50. $6, $7.50; 1. 2. 3-rm. frt.; pri. ent.: wa.: gar, Ta. 7110. WALNUT. W, 115—2 rooms, furnished; clean; $5. See housekeeper In basement. WOODRUFF PL., 544 M. DR.—Apt., *6; 1 apt., $8; running wa.; all fur. Ch. 3173. DOWNTOWN—Furnished or unfurnished. 1 or 2 rms., wklv. or monthly rates: util Call BREVORT HOTEL. 111. & Ohio Sts LOVELY WOODRUFF—Extra large rm.. kitchenette: 2 rms.. kitchenette; furn.. $6.50. Ch. 4108. ID Rooms with Board BROADWAY. 1732—Warm front rm.; private home; $lO for two. MERIDIAN, N.. 2153—Large, newly furn. rm.. next bath: priv. home. Ha, 1673-J. PARK, 833 —Nice room; home cooking; privileges. Ri. 9930, CHILDREN—GOOD CARE; WARM, MOD. HOME: NEAR SCHOOL; $4. LI, 9413. PRACTICAL NURSE—With good home, large yard; 2 squares from school; children to board. Dr, 6610-M. SMALL CHILD—MOTHER’S CARE; MOD., SUB. HOME; CLOSE IN. BE. 3375-R-2. 21 Unfurnished Apartments BRADLEY. N.. 412—Apt. 1; new. 4 rs.. sun parlor: Frigidaire; much red. Ir. 3657. DELAWARE. N., 811—Mod. 4-rm. apt.; wat. and good heat paid; cheap. Li. 1800. TALBOT. N., 2047—Up.. !iv.. din., 2 bedrms., bath, heat, wa.; $32.50. Ha. 2582-M. WASH.. E.. 5014—Big bargain in modern apts.; good heat; garage, Ir. 6663. 27TH. W.. 17—Nice upper or lower modern duplex, reduced: good loc. Ha. 4742-J. 32ND & CENTRAL —-Cheerful 3-rm. apt., with sun porch: all util., $32.50. Ha. 1483, REDUCED RENT 42 W. Eleventh: nicely decorated; kitchenette apt.: utilities furnished; $25.50, Call Apt. NO. 1, THE GRANT. Indianapolis Rental Agency Complete list apartments all locations. No obligations. Transportation free. Li 5452 Evenings Wa. 0433 or Be. 3114. 22 Unfurnished Houses ADAMS, N., 2022—5 rm. strictly modern double; garage. S3O, Ch. 4700. 805 ARBOR. Good 4 rm. dble.. c. w. pd.. only $12.50. SCHMID & SMITH. JNC., REALTORS. 1954 ASHLAND Nice 6-room cottage, light, gas, city water paid, toilet: reduced to sls. Ri. 6367. SCHMID & SMITH. INC.. Realtors. BUNGALOW PARK—I2O2 N. Capitol: 6room modern; $32.50, including heat. Dr. 2163, or see janitor. CAPITOL. N.. 3709—Just south Maple rd.: 4 rms.. strictly mod.; reduced. Ta. 0419. CARROLLTON. 3431—4 rms. and bath bungalow dble.: gar.: wa, pd.: reduced S3O. 2921 CHESTER 4 rooms, light, gas, city water paid, toilet: sl4. SCHMID & SMITH. INC.. Realtors. CHURCHMAN. 1010—5-room mod., good condition: rent reduced. 616 N. Grant. COLLEGE, 1820—10-rm. mod.: ideal rmers., easily heated: repainted; gar. Dr. 3233. DRAPER, 1541—5 rms.; wa.. toilet inside; wa. pd.: rent red. Hu. 4368. Dr. 3564-R. 2709 EAST 25TH 5-room single, light, city water paid, toilet, garage; sl6. Ri. 6367. SCHMID & SMITH. INC.. Realtors. FULTON. 223—4 rooms; water paid; electric lights, gas; sl2. Li. 7167. FULTON. N.. 319—6-rm. mod.; new furnace; rent reduced. Li. 7646. GENT. 1911—Bungalow, 4 rooms and bath; garage: sl7. HARRIS 27—6-rm complete bath; r.o furnace; gar,; A-l. Reduced. Be. 0746. ILL., N., 2869—3-rm. mod. cottage; furn. or not; utilities; $25. Ta. 4459. INGRAM. 1822—6-rm mod. double.: gar.; $25; near school, car. Ta, 6569. lOWA. E.. 806—5 rooms, modern, garage. water paid: $25, MADISON. 1523—2 rm. semi-mod. double; newly decorated; water paid. $7, MEREDITH. 3052—M0d double bungalow, 4 rms., bath, gar.: S2O He. 5594.

2908 E. MICHIGAN Five-room modern double; water paid: $22 50 GREGORY & APPEL. Ll. 7491. OLNEY—Corner Colonial double; modern 5 rms., easily heated: rent reduced; E. 10th car line. Cr. 7752-R. 648 N. SHERMAN DR. 5-room cottage. $12.50. SCHMID & SMITH. INC.. Realtors. SINGLETON. 2017-35—4. 5-rm. semi-mod., gar., water pd.. sl6, SlB. Dr. 7703-R. WHITCOMB, S., 1246—Owners. 5 rm. bungalow, gar.; shrubs. S2O. Be, 3701-R. 20TH. E., 3341-43—Near Brookside pk.; 3-rm. double: redec.; 512.50. Ri. 5896. 25TH. E.. 723—6 rms.: mod. throughout; clean; $25, Ha, 2964. 25TH, E„ 662^—Dandy 6-room mod. double; A-l condition. $25. He. 2649. 26TH, W.. 1509—Owner's single; 6-room mod., built-in features, laundry, basement. slping porch. V 4 block from Riverside golf link, bath’g pool: S3O. Ta. 2121. ONE MONTH RENT FREE Illinois. N.. 2143 1 -. No 1 and 2. 2 rms.. SB. Broadway, 2346, 14 rms., 2 baths. Ri. 7725. Very Cheap Rent 5-room double with bath. 827 Oliver. Paved street. Dunlop & Holtegel ONE month free rent; $7. 135 N. Harding St.; 3 rms.; elec. Owner. 1854 N. Delaware St. Ta. 5334. COLORED 1717 Bellefontaine. 6 rooms, single, 2 car garage. $lB. GREGORY & APPEL. Li. 7491. COLORED. MODERN 5-room bungalow, garage; city water paid. $22.50. Ri. 6367. SCHMID & SMITH. INC.. Realtors. 23 Furnished Apts, and Houses BROADWAY. 4164—5 rm. inod. home: neatlv furn.; real bargain right party; garage ! HARDING. N.. 2618—Clean, well furn.. 4rm. cottage; piano. Hoover sweep., elec, iron; gar.; suit. 4; $8.50; act quickly. Ta. 63’J. MERIDIAN. N.. 3761—Apt, 110. bedrm. ant.. | S6O; leav. citv: will rent indef. Ha. 1269. SALEM. 3525 1 2 —Nicelv furnished, small apt.: garage. Ta. 5244, Ta. 6647. SHERMAN DR.. 3332 N.—6-rm. mod.: niceIv turn.: near car, bus; reas. Ta. 5691. TALBOT. N.. 2247—3 rms.. lower; private entrance; spotlessly clean: furnished in ultra fine new furniture: hot water: gd. heat: util.: phone: $lO. Adults, Ta, 0589. WALNUT. E.. 115—3 rms.. bath. $7.50: 3 rs., alcove, bath: sl9, See hskp. in bsmt. WASHINGTON. E.. 3720 Nicelv furn. modem: 4 rooms bath. ant., verv reas. Ir. 5877, WEEK RENT FREE—IOO3 W. New York; S6 per wk.; water paid. Ri. 7725. 24 Suburban and Farms 708 GERARD DR. 5200 W. Wash.. 5 rooms .extra large lot; 2-car garage; reduced to $13.50. SCHMID & SMITH. INC.. Realtors. 848 WESTBROOK 4800 W. Wash; new 5-room bungalow; hardwood floors: garage: only sls. SCHMID & SMITH. INC- Realtors. 25 Offices and Desk Space UNEXPIRED lease and complete equipment of 2 rooms. Li. 5246.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 27 Houses For Sale SHEFFIELD. N.. 1246 Mod. 6-rm.; $2,400; small down partner;.. terms. Be. 4729. 29 Lots, Farms and Acreage SMALL farm. 1 mile east Franklin: good improve. O. McTarsney. Franklin. Ind. MERCHANDISE 34 Miscellaneous For Sale THIS WEEK’S BARGAINS Insulating board, Va" thick. 4’x4'..2c ft. Storm cash glazed, low as 79c ea. Weatherstrips, felt. 2 l jc; brass 3'sC Class C slate surfaced roofing. $1.63 roll New materials to bulc or repair with. CORNELL MATERIAL CO. He. 5177. 1017 E. 19th St. Open Saturday afternoons. ELECTRIC PUMP Rebufft Paul "shallow well. Cheap. Meier Electric & Machine Cos. 3525 E. Washington St Ir, 1151 ONE electric Mayers movable revolving type merchandiser, 3 decks, 12-ln.. 18-in. and 24-in., with red lights. MEIER ELECTRIC & MACHINE CO 3525 E. Washington St. Ir. 1151 NEW 3Va-Cubic foot, tuff automatic electric air compressors. Meier Electric & Machine Cos. 3525 E Washington St. Ir. 1151. YOUR USED SCHOOL BOOKS NOW. WE PAY CASH CRAWFORD S DRUGS. 813 N DELAWARE ST. LI. 1800DEER HEAD—Nice for bachelor apt. or den. Pool table. 30x55 parlor; reasonable. 1414 Park Ave. Li. 9220. CLOSE OUT bov’s woolen suits and overcoats. $3. UNCLAIMED FREIGHT STATION. Capitol and South St. BABY CARRIAGE—LIovd loom, ivory: cxcellent condition: bargain sls. Wa. 5211. 35 Household Goods GAS STOVE —Furniture pianos, sewing machines, refrigerators: all in good condition and cheap as vou want them Deliverv free 127 VV Georgia St BREAKFAS( SET rm & bedrm twin beds, linen irlere living rm rugs sac 2428 N Meridian HOME beverage coolers, verv special at $lO. POLAR ICE AND FUEL CO. 30tb and Northwestern. Ta. 0689. _ SINGER, cabinet, electric. S6O; Sirger. portable. S2O. SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO„ 126 W. Wash St. Ri. 9718 DOES vour sewing mch. need repairing. Cali White Sewing Machine Cos. Ri. 4755. FURNITURE—New and used: 3-room outfit: easy terms. N. Barrett- 868 Virginia. LIBRARY TABLE —Piano. 2-A Ford wheels, tires and tubes, make offer. Ch. 4269, KITCHEN CABINET—Heater, gas stove. breakfast set, day bed. Ch. 3706-W. NEW, used hotblast heating stoves and baseburners: 1236 Olive Ave. Be, 2455. GAS RANGE—White Roper, lg. sz. ex. cond. verv reas. 4515 E. Wash. Apt. 6. Ir. 5476. TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINES3 36 Radios- Musical Instruments H 50 Slightly § Used Saxophones &ViM $lO Down. Easiest payment plan in town. LORENZ SAXOPHONE SCHOOL 20 Pembroke Arcade. Li. 4800 1 ' Repossessed trap drum outfit, complete, $37.50. Buescher trumpet, silver plate, $95 value, $27.50. Convenient Terms Pearson Piano Company 128 N. Penn. St. LI. $513 STEWART-WARNER lowboy $27.50 Steinite 8-tube superhet.' 42.00 New Crosley. pentode tubes 35.00 Brunswick 9-tube screen grid .... 44.50 Majestic 8-tube superhet 42.00 Grandfather clock, radio combination 59.00 RADIO BARGAIN SHOP - 225 East Washington St. SPECIAL THROUGH THE HOLIDAYS Our regular $6 aerials. S3: regular $1.50 service calls. 50c: radios checked free. RIVERSIDE RADIO SALES & SERVICES. 2648 N. Harding. Ta. 4378 _ PHILCO. 1931 Model, 7 and 9 tube radio; will sell at half price. RICH & CO. 1524 N. Illinois St. Ri. 2876. GUARANTEED radio repair; service 'alls. STANDARD RADIO CO.. 2171 N. Illinois. Dev. Ta. 5777. night. Wa. 1533. DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE. Aerials. $1 to $2.50: work guaranteed. H. & H. RELIABLE CO. DR 1552. ALLIED Radio Service Cos : Motorolo Auto Radios, reas. Services all radios. Li, 8171. PIANOS tuned. $2: 30 years’ experience: best work guaranteed. HE. 5584. 1932—NEW RADIOS—I 932 E-.Z terms, low down payment. Be, 3343-J RADIO DOCTOR—Service on ~alT makes. Very reas. Work guaranteed. Ri. 7725. REPAIRING ON ALL MAKES OF RADIOS. SERVICE CALLS 50c. Ir. 1769. HONEST RADIO REPAIRING—No service charge when tubes are sold Dr. 5026 IF YOU DON’T FIND what vou are looking for in the want ads today, it mav be advertised here tomorrow Read Times classifi°d ads daily 37 Furs, Wearing Apparel TUXEDO—Like new; size 36; cost $75 new; sell for $lO. Call_Wa. 0507. 39 Coal, Wood and Fuel

r— —— “S Try 1/2 or Vi Ton of These Premium Coals W. Va. Blk.. % ton. $3; Vi ton .$1.75 White Ash. lg. blk.. Va ton. $2.50; Vi ton $1 50 Isl. Crk.. ’2 ton. $3.25: Vi ton... .si.9o Poca. Ln.. Vi ton. $4; Vi ton 52.25 Poca. Egg. Vi ton. $3.65: Vi ton..s2 00 (~ONJOLIDATEn jarmrrTHTsraliar v j Satisfaction or Money Refunded Tip Top W. Va., cln., fkd $6.00 Island Creek, large egg, fkd..55.75 Golden Flame, cln. fkd $4.75 Indiana, large egg, cln. fkd....54.50 Pocahontas No. 3 Red Ash $7.75 Citizens Coke $8 and $8.50 INCPLS ICE t FUEL £? OPERATORS OF FOUR YARDS DR. 2400 i ... V DR. 2401 / N Beautiful 1932 Calender with Ea. Order. WHITE STAR BLK. clean fkd...55.00 Ind. White Ash Blk., cln., lg.. fkd 4.75 Ind. Mine Run. very good 4.00 Brazil Block 4.50Best W. Va. M. R.* very lumpy.. 5.00 Premium Va. Blk., cln. fkd..... 6.00 Deliver Anywhere in City. Union IceStCoalCd DR. 4621. DR. 4622. V . / COAL SALE 25-cent discount on ass 2-ton orders. IND. M. R., VERY GD 54.00 W. VA., M. R., VERY LPY $5.00 IND. NUT, CLN. FKD $4.25 POCA., M. R., 50% LP $6.00 No extra charge for Vi ton delivery. Deliver Anvwhere in Citv. BLUFF RD. COAL CO. DR. 6767, DR. 6767. WE ADVERTISE TO SELL. WE SELL WHAT WE ADVERTISE. WE DELIVER WHAT WE SELL. Quality—Quantity—Service Federal Coal Cos. CH. 2291 Why Burn Extra Dollars? REX "KING OF INDIANA $4.75 Gives West Virginia results. >2 TON. *2.50; °4 TON 1.50 REX BIG EGG. $4 5C REX M. R... 4.25 WEST VA. BLK. Vi. $3; V TON.. 1.75 J & I. COAL CO. CH. 5048. FREDRICK COAL £ ML 1792 601 BEECHER st. V 1020 E. 4QE*ST Indian Crk., 8 in. Ip., fkd $4.75 W. Va., large Ip., fkd $6.00 Elkhorn, Ky., fkd., Ip $6.50 West Side Cash Coal Cos. 110 N. Richland Ave. BE. 3014 ; WEST VIRGINIA LAr6e LUMP *5.75 I - DR, 3771-W. WHEEL IN FREE.

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AUTO LOANS Y ■ i /v' CASH AT ONCE ■ l/A, ifOAN BV PHONI NO WAITING I "V /(! 3ENTATIV f‘ NO ENDORSERS ■ /■ /\S WILL CALL WHY PAY MORE? JKLm WHY PAY MORE? HALF RATE Come to Us—We Will Pay Off Your Present Loan—Give You More Money If You Wish—and Lower Your Payments. LINCOLN AUTO LOAN CO. 8 SOUTH CAPITOL AVENUE Riley 1321

MERCHANDISE 39 Coal. Wood and Fuel f KINDLING - Bv load or bundle. Fireplace wood. Dr 4869. MONUMENT COAL CO. Li 2233; 701 E. Wash. 40 Wanted to Trade ELECTRIC radio. 9-tube; will trade for Ford panel body truck. 1701 Roosevelt Ave.. after 6 p. m. 41 Wanted to Buy _ FURNITURE CALL MR. PIERCE. RI. 2019. WHEN YOU ARE READY TO bELL YOUR GOODS We are the largest buyers and sellers of used merchandise in the state WE PAY THE BEST PRICES. WANTED to buy. glass showcase. Must be reasonable, Ri, 9040. 42 Dogs, Birds. Pets BOSTON—MaIe pup: pedig.; real child’s companion. 720 N. Euclid. Ir. 4024. PEKINGESE MALE PUPPIES—Red: 9 wks.: Ch. 4435, 802 N. Oakland. ~ FINANCIAL 45 Business Opportunities LUNCH ROOM—North: booths, tables; dandy for couple. Call Ta. 0162 after 6 p, m. 46 Money to Loan pse-¥irr mm > Furniture Loans to Husband and Wife 2% Per Month This Low Rate on All Loans LOWEST IN CITY Loans to S3OO. No Extra Charges Amount Time First Paym’ts Totaj Paym’t Decrease Amt to Interest Each Pay Included Month Back SSO 10 mo. $ 6 $ .10 $ 55.50 SIOO 10 mo. $ 9 $ .15 $ 83.25 SIOO 10 mo. sl2 $ .20 slll.OO Payments on principal can be made as low as $2 per month on a SSO loan: $3 on $75 loan: $4 on SIOO loan: $8 on S2OO loan: sl2 on S3OO loan. Indianapolis Public Welfare Loan Association 330 Occidental Bldg. RI. 3587 l > ‘ ' REDUCED YOUR PAYMENTS WE LOAN $25 TO S3OO ON AUTOS OR FURNITURE. Confidential Service Legal Rate* BUCKEYE FINANCE CO. 207 E New York. RI. 4974 — I AUTOS FU RNJTUKi! LOANS EQUITABLE FINANCE SO. 219 E Ohio St Li 6605 Loans $lO to S3OO in 24~nours! PERSONAL FINANCE CO 34 S PENNSVI VANIA ST RT 6054 48 Automobile Loans Don’t lose your auto! Others paid off. More money advanced. Cash at once. Courteous, quick service. SACKS BROS AUTO LOAN CO. 308 INDIANA AVE. RI. 5994 COR. NEW YORK AND INDIANA AVE HOME FINANCE CO 205 MEDICAL ARTS BLDG. CORNER PENN AND MICH. RI. ->6OO PLENTY OF FREB> PARKING SPACE

AUTOMOTIVE 50 Autos For Sale CHEVROLET' BARGAINS ’3l COUPE $425 ’3O COACH $325 ’29 COACH $225 ’2B COACH $125 ’26 SEDAN , ..$ 45 THE BUICK 1302 E. Washington LI. 1571 f Dependable Used Cars ’3O Chrysler 66 $495 30 Pontiac Roadster 395 ’3l Ford Victoria Coupe 495 '25 Packard Sedan 195 27 Essex Coach .' 65 Marmon Used Car Store 1037 N. Meridian—Lincoln 6359 LIQUIDATING SALE Os Good Used Cars L BOVl’ HUFFMAN MOTOR CO. 2004 N. Meridian CHEVROLET—I93I coach, like new. fully equipped: maroon duco finish, cream striping. This car is like new only $395. $125 down. Terms, trade. WEST SIDE CHEVROLET CO. "Baase & Edwards.” Parts and service, open day and night Sunday and holidays. 2419 W. Wash, St. ii CHEVROLET. 26 coach; if you i want transportation here it is and only $35. LAUTH CHEV”’.OLET, 3547 E. Washington. 1927THRYSLER ROADSTER—RumbIe seat: $145. BRIGHTWOOD AUTO CH. 6646. DODGE COUPE—Balloon tires extra nice. $45. Terms, 820 N, Meridian. FORD —1929 Coupe: in excellent condition throughout: onlv $175. WEST SIDE CHEVROLET CO. ‘ Baase & Edwards.” Parts and service, open dav and night. Sundav and holidays. 2419 W. Wash. St. Be, 1450. 1926 FORD coupe, only S4O. BRIGHTWOOD AUTO CO Ch 6646. FORD. 1931 Tudor, low mil $370 THE FRANK HATFIELD CO. 623 N. Cap. Rl. 9326 FORD. 1928 Tudor Sedan: 4 new tires in excellent condition. $165. C. O. WARNOCK CO.. 819 E, Wash. St. LA SALLE —1929 sport model roadster; first class; $595. HARE CHEVROLET CO. 540 E. Washington. Rl. 5328. OAKLAND COACH —Disc wheels. good paint; real bargain: $75. BROWNING GENT, 1003 North Meridian. Rl. 8655. 1926 OLDSMOBILE—Sedan: a real bargain; $95. Brlghtwood Auto. Ch. 6640. PONTIAC COUPE. 1927—Runs good and has good tires. $75. Terms. 820 N. Meridian. WHIPPET. 1928 coupe. $99. LATHROP-MOYER. DEALERS. INC. 418 N. Capitol. Ri. C 375. Bargains tn Used Cara CARSON BROS. 4 931-23 Virginia Ave. Dr. 0333.

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AUTOMOTIVE 51 Tractors, Trailers m . CHEVROLET. ’26 ton truck/ 7 {// coal body; will give good servI ice: $125; terms. LAUTH CHEV- |_ ROLET. 3547 E. Washington. . a CHEVROLET. ’29 sedan delivcry; for laundry i rff or dry cleaning; $175; terms. \r£\ LAUTH CHEVROLET. 3547 E. > Washington. / a DODGE ’3O; ’g-ton panel in i Perfect condition and a real \-/f\ value at $275: terms. LAUTH . Jl CHEVROLET CO.. 3547 E. Wash. FORD. 1929. I'g-TON TRUCK with closed cab: a beautiful express body, canopy top. screen sides; this truck has had real care and has been driven only 10.000 miles; only $295. 528 South Meridian St. LI 2497. 53 Accessories, Tires, Parts BATTERIES GUARANTEED $2.95 to $3.85 SWISSHELM & SON 344 F. Washington St. RI. TWt. JOHN GUDELHOEFER WAGON CO.—Will repali or make new tops and curialns tor vnur car 203 Kentucky Ave 54 Automotive Services ! 200-Car Storag-- m Fender and Body Work H Duco and Lacquering Wood Work and I'iilinlKtery ■ 24-HIL TOW-IN SERVICE ■ I '.I V | 55 A itos Wanted WILL oav cash for vour car or vour eauity. 1. WOLF AUTO CO. Ll 4516 HBI N Capitol. ~ LEGALS 56 Legal Notices WE WILL SELL at Public Auction one Chevrolet Ice Cream Cone truck. Motor number 2483492 to satisfy storage charge amounting to $35 at 10 a. m.. Wednesday. Jan. 13. 1932. JONES MOTOR CORP.. Capitol at Vermont. WE will sell at Public Auction one Oakland roupe. 1925 model, serial number 45560-54; motor number L-46867. lor storage charges amounting to SSO. at 10 a. m.. Thursday. Jan. 14. 1 932. GLADSTONE GARAGE. 4415 E. Washington St. •_ NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Notice is hereby given to taxpayers of the Citv of Indianapolis that the Common Council of the City of Indianapolis now has pending before it General Ordinance No. 108. 1931. transferring $150.00 from Department of Finance. Citv Controller. Fund No. 72. Eauipment. to Department of Finance. City Controller. Fund No. 24, Printing and Advertising. The above described ordinance is due to come up for passage at the next regl ular meeting of the Council to be held on the 4th day of January, 1932, at 7:30 p. m. After said appropriation has been determined, any ten or more taxpayers feeling themselves aggrieved may appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners for further and final action thereon by filing of petition therefore with the Marion County Auditor not later than ten days after said additional appropriation has been made by said Common Council and the State Board of Tax Commissioners will fix a date for hearing in this County. Witness my hand and the seal of the Citv of Indianapolis this 22nd day of December, 1931. HENRY O. GOETT, fSEALi City Clerk. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Notice is hereby given to taxpayers of the Citv of Indianapolis that the Common Council of the City of Indianapolis now has pending before it General Ordinance No. 109. 1931. transferring monies from certain numbered fund and reaporopriating the same to another numbered fund as follows, to-wit: $250.00 Department of Public Works. Municipal Garage Fund No. 33. Garage and Motor to Department of Pulbic Works. Municipal Garage Fund No. 12, Salaries and Wages, temporary. The above described ordinance is due to come up for passage at the next regular meeting of the Council to be held on the 4th day of January, 1932) at 7:30 p. m. After said appropriation has been determined, anv ten or more taxpayer* feeling themselves aggrieved may appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners for further and final action thereon bv filing of petition therefore with the Marion County Auditor not later than ten days after said additional appropriation has been made bv the said Comrrcn Council and the State Board of Tax Commissioners will fix a date for hearing in this County. Witness mv hand and the seal of the Citv of Indianapolis, this 22nd day of December, 1931. HENRY O. GOETT, iSEALt Citv Clerk. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Notice is hereby given to taxpayers of the Citv of Indianapolis that the Common Council of the Citv of Indianapolis now has pending before it. General Ordinance No. 106, 1931. transferring monies from certain numbered funds to other numbered funds as follows, to-wit: i From Department of Public Safety, Police Department Fund No. 21. Communication and Transportation $1,000.00 Fund No 33. Garage and Motor. 2.000.00 Fund No. 36. Office Supplies... 500 00 Fund No. 38, General Supplies.. 500 00 Fund No. 44. General Materials 442.15 Fund No. 72. Equipment 1.000.00 Total 85.442T5 to Department of Public Safety, Police Department. Fund No. 22. Heat, Light and Power. From Department of Public Safety, Police Department Fund No. 24. Printing and Advertising $44.51 to Department of Public Safety. Police Department Fund No. 34, Institutional and Medical. From Department of Public Safety, Police Department Fund No. 26. Other Contractual $83.63. to Department of Public Safetv. Police Department Fund. No. 41. Building Materials. From Department of Public Safety, Police Department Fund No. 22. Heat. Light and Power $ 53 73 Fund No. 25. Repairs 1,000.00 Fund No. 38. General Supplies.. 100.00 , Total $1,153.73 to Department of Public Safetv. Fire. Department. Fund No. 41. Building Materials. $126.04 from Department of Public Safety. Gamewell Department Fund No. 45, Repair Parts to Department of Pub-: lie Safetv. Gamewell Department Fundi No. 44, General Materials. sl4 72 from Department of Publia Safety. East Market. Fund No. 34. Institutional and Medical to Department of Public Safety. Market Refrigeration Fund No. 38. General Supplies. $89.55 from Department of Public 1 * Safety. Dog Pound Fund No. 21, Communication and Transportation $ 7od Fund No. 38. General Supplies 63 Fund No. 45. Repair Parts 19.90 Fund No. 72. Eauipment 61 97 to Fund No. 22. Heat. Light and Power $7.00; Fund No. 41. Building Materlalal $ .68: Fund No. 31. Food. $19,90No. 33. Garage and Motor. s6l 97 The above described ordinance is dua to come up for passage at the next regu. lar meeting of the Council to be held on the 4th day of January. 1931, at 7 3a p. m. After said appropriation has been determined. anv ten or more taxpayers feeling themselves aggrieved mav ao. peal to the State Board of Tax Commls. sloners for . further and final action thereon by filing of petition therefor* with the Marion Countv Auditor not later than ten days after said additional appropriation has been made by the sal? I Common Council and the State Board o# Tax Commissioners will fix a date foi hearing in this County. T Witness my hand and the seal of City of Indianapolis, this 22nd dav IS December. 1931. * HENRY O- GOETT. (SEAL) City Clef