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BILLION-HOLLAR LIFE INSURANCE GUARDSJNDIANA Chief of Underwriters Here Lauds Economic Value of Policies. J. L. NEWMAN That the economic value of life Insurance has never been so great *s in these days was outlined today by E. A. Crane, general agent of the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company, Occidental building, who is president of the Indianapolis Life Underwriters’ Association. “According to the latest annual report of John C. Kidd, state insurance commissioner of Indiana,” he said, “life insurance in force in this state totaled more than $1,100,000,000 on residents of this state. The various companies paid death losses amounting to more than $10,000,000 during the latest fiscal year. There was loaned an enormous sum on policies; great sums were distributed too in the form of dividends.” Life insurance companies operating in Indiana paid more than $1,300,000 in fees and taxes to the commonwealth. “Life insurance has demonstrated inherent stability,” Mr. Crane concluded, "due largely to expertness in management, the principles of diversification of investment and the general principles of the science of life insurance.” So far this year the total amount of new life insurance written in the United States shows only a alight decrease compared with that of the similar period last year. It was estimated that $25,000,000 of new life insurance was written all over the United States in May of this year. Life insurance in force at the end of 1932 will be larger than ever, it was predicted. The number of policyholders, increasing each year, embraces about 54 per cent of the entire population of the United States, that is, about 68,000,000 persons. They own more than $109,000,000,000 worth of protection In the form of policies. Assets of life insurance companies also show an appreciable gain. Heads New Monarch Here Cliff Coleman, formerly manager of the Los Angeles offices of the Monarch Life Insurance Company, is now state manager for Indiana; offices are in the Roosevelt building. The Monarch Life absorbed recently the Monarch Accident Insurance Company. General offices of both concerns were in Springfield, Mass., where the main offices of the resultant concern now are. The combined assets of the two companies, as published recently, are $2,564,773.

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Acting at the suggestion of E. A. Crane, president of the Indianapolis Life Underwriters’ Association, that organization is planning establishment of a life insurance school for members, with tuition free. The school term will be six weeks with two night sessions each week.

600 NEW WRITERS Final Drive Brings Life Group Many Members. Asa result of the final drive for members of the Indianapolis Life Underwriters’ Association, reported today by Perry Meek, special agent of the Indianapolis Life Insurance Company, 600 were enrolled. The report will be submitted to the National Association of Life Underwriters, headquarters of which are in New York City. BETTER CREDIT METHOD IS FIELD CLUB’S AIM Casualty and Surety Business Tends Toward Improvement. Stabilization of credit to agents and betterment of business generally were cited today as tendencies of the casualty and surety fields by Hal C. Meyer, state manager for the Standard Accident of Detroit, who is president of the Indiana Casualty and Surety Field Club. Again on Industrial Board E. A. Perkins Sr., state senator, formerly president of the Indiana Federation of Labor, has been named a member of the state industrial board to which he was one of the first appointees.

FEDERATION TO SPUR EDUCATION Agents of State Appoint Speakers’ Committee. Detailed plans ai;e under consideration, it was reported today by Ralph L. Colby, general agent of the Franklin Life Insurance Company, to conduct a campaign of education as to insurance in all its phases under the auspices of the Indiana Federation of Insurance Agents, of which organization Mr, Colby is president. Addresses to luncheon clubs all over Indiana are an important part of the program which, it was said, is an innovation in this state. The speakers’ committee is composed of Mansur Oakes, head of the Insurance Research and Review Service of Indianapolis, Atwood L. Jenkins of Richmond, L. C. Kigin of Terre Haute and Alexis Coquillard of South Bend.

AID TO GOOD WILL General Life Agents Name Grievance Committee. Formed at the instance of George K. Jones, general agent of the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company, the General Agents’ and Managers’ Association of Indianapolis, of which Jones is president, has appointed a standing committee on grievances to promote good will in the organization. Its members are Homer L. Rogers of Equitable Life of New York; Ralph L. Colby of Franklin Life of Springfield, 111.; Carl F. Maetschke of Prudential Life; Paul W. Simpson of Aetna Life, and Lewis G. Ferguson of Phoenix Mutual Life. Ready for New Interview Plan Described as an innovation in the methods employed by life insurance companies the “100,000 interview plan” of the Connecticut Mutual Life was to be applied by the Indianapolis agency beginning July 6 and continuing to Sept. 15. The quota prescribed for the local agency is 2,000 interviews; the object is an increase in business. Blue Goose Chooses Cline Joe N. Cline, 815 Union Title building, widely known insurance adjuster, has been elected delegate to the national convention of the Blue Goose in Jacksonville, Fla., in September. Edward Curry, formerly manager of the Southern Surety Company’s branch here, is superintendent of the bond department of the Indianapolis branch of the Standard Accident of Detroit.

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AUBURN I. Wolf Auto Cos.. 555 N. CapitoL BUICK Central Buick, 603 N. Capitol. Indianapolis Buick 00.. 1302 E. Washington. CHEVROLET Carson Bros. Chevrolet Cos., 931 Virginia Ave. Hare Chevrolet Cos., 552 E. Washington. Johnson Chevrolet. 1040 N. Meridian. Oaklandon Chevrolet Cos.. Oaklandon, Ind. West Side Chevrolet Cos.. 3419 W. Washington St. CHRYSLER Fduts Car 00.. 2030 W. Washington. DODGE Elliott Ar Wilson Sales. 828 N. Meridian. J. C. Scanlan. 1404 W. Washington.

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LYRIC WILL BE HOST TO TIMES CARRIERS Charles Withers and His “Withers’ Opry” Will Headline the Variety Program Opening Saturday. THE entire staff of The Indianapolis Times carriers will be given their first vacation treat next Monday morning when they are to be guests of the Lyric theater management at the first regular performance of the “Laugh Week Stage and Screen,” which opens at the Lyrio Saturday. The carriers will meet at The Times office Monday morning at 10:15 o’clock and march in a body to the Lyric where they are to be ushered into a special reserved section of the theater to witness the show along with the regular patrons. Arrangements have been made for a motorcycle police escort which

Chief Michael Morrissey will furnish. The Laugh Week Show which the boys will see includes six RKO vaudeville acts on the stage and “Fast Companions,” a thrilling drama of the race track, on the talking screen. Every item on this program promises to be especially appealing to the youngsters as well as grown-ups. Charles Withers, weil known vaudeville comedian, is the headliner of the stage program presenting his famous comedy skit, “Withers’ Opry.” This act is considered to be one of the funniest ever on the vaudeville stage and a large company of comedians assist Withers in presenting it. Five other RKO acts of standard quality augment the featured attraction.

Dow-Jones Summary

Cluett Peabody declared the regular quarterly dividend of 25 cents on common stock, payable Aug. 1, of July 21; 50 cents was paid in previous quarter. Moxzema Chemical 00. declared a dividend of sl, payable July 11, of record July 6; six months ago a dividend of $1.50 was declared. American and Foreign Power Cos. and subsidiaries in twelve months ended March 31, 1932, earned $3.09 a share on $7 second preferred series A stock after allowing for dividends paid on $7 and $6 preferred, against 3 cents a common share after preferred dividend in same period a year ago. Lane Bryant In June sales totaled sl,126.871 against $1,469,712 in June 1931; six months. $6,501,757 against $8,718,691.

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UE SOTO Jones & Maley, 2421 E. Washington. Lltzelman i Rawlings. 3551 Mass. Ave. Meridian Motor Sales. 820 N. Meridian. McGinty & Morrison. 514 N. Capitol. Wiles & Wilson, 230 E. Sixteenth. FRANKLIN Hutchison Auto Cos.. 3330 N. Meridian. FORD Browning Gent Auto Cos.. 1008 N. Meridian. College Motor Sales. 3811 College. Prank Hatfield. 623 N. CapitoL Sholty Motors. Inc.. 8436 E. Washington. C. O. Warnock, 819 E. Washington SL Roy Wilmeth. 720 N. Meridian. GRAHAM PAIGE Hutchison Auto Cos.. 2330 N. Meridian. BUDSON-ESSEX . , „ ... Oakley Motor Sales. 1663 S. Meridian. Grover Winings. 1625 E. Washington. Losey Motor Sales. 1133 N. Meridian.

“Fast Companions” is a Universal release and has in its cast five prominent players, James Gleason, Maureen O’Sullivan, Tom Brown, Mickey Rooney and Andy De Vine. The picture is said to be replete with laughs, thrills, drama action and romance, with some of the most exciting horse racing ever filmed. Most of the production was filmed at the famous Caliente race course. Tlie usual Fox Movietone News Reel, a two-reel comedy and other short films will complete the program. Indianapolis theaters today offer: “The Dark Horse” at the Indiana, “Million Dollar Legs” at the Circle, “Bachelor’s Affairs” at the Apollo, “Unashamed” at the Palace, and Frank De Voe at the Lyric.

Short interest on New York curb exchange on June 30, was 31,666 shares, a decrease of 1.962 from June 15, and a new low record,, Demil Klein Company in six months ended June 30. 1932. reported net Income amounting to $107,580 after taxes, depreciation. etc., eaual after dividend reauiremets on 7 per cent preferred to 85 cents a share on 96.190 common shares, against $158,765 or $1.23 a share on 99.600 common shares in first half of 1931: current assets in June 30. 1932. amounted to $1,788,886 and current liabilities were $105,000 against $2,029,869 and $338,032 respectively on June 30. 1931. Daily average volume of federal reserve bank credit outstanding during week ended Julv 6 was $2,377,000,000. a decrease of $23,000,000 over previous week, arid $1,407,000.000 over like 1931 week. Brokers loans during past week declined $9,000,000 to $333,000,000: New York bank ratio 50.0 against 50.7 per cent and 90.0 per cent respectively. Pennsylvania Railroad system loadings in week ended July 2 were 74.973 cars, against 80.341 In previous week and 102.674 in like 1931 week. McCov Stores in June reported sales amounting to $3,024,594 against $3,240,297 in June. 1931: six months totaled $19,103,387 against $19,585,175.

ROOSEVELT TO GAMES Nominee to Attend Olympics on Coast in August. B<j United Press LOS ANGELES. July B.—Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York, Democratic presidential candidate, wm visit the Olympic games here in August, it was announced by John B. Elliott, chairman of the California delegation to the Democratic convention.

HUPMOBILE Robinson Thompson, 1525 N. Meridian MARMON Marmon Motor Car Cos.. 1037 N. Meridian. . NASH E. L. Shaver. 400 N. Capitol. OLDSMOBILE Bradford Auto Sales, 1114 N. Meridian. Lathrop Moyer. 420 N. Capitol. PACKARD The Citizens Motors. 1511 N. Illinois PIERCE ARROW Chillson Sales Cos.. 832 N. Meridian. PLYMOUTH Elliott & Wilson, 828 N. Meridian. Litzelman & Rawlings. 3551 Mass. Ave. Meridian Motor Sales. 820 N. Meridian Jones & Maley. 2421 E. Washington. J. C. Scanlan. 1404 W. Washington. Wiles & Wilson. 230 E. 16th St.

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SET DETOORS FOR OILING OF UNPAVEDROAOS Projects to Be Completed Before Others Begin, Board Decides. Oiling of several unpaved sections of roads in the state now is under way, according to announcement from the state highway commission. These projects will be completed before any others are started, it is said. Among roads now being oiled and detours established are: Road 3—From Milroy to Rushville. completed July 15; flve-mile detour. At north city limits of North Vernon, completed Jluy 9; no detour. From South Milford to Road 20. completed July 15; twelve and one-half-mile detour. From Markle to Zanesville, completed July 18; nine-mile detour. Road 9—From Fountaintown to Greenfield, completed July 9: flve-mile detour. Road 38—Frankfort to Lafavette, completed July 9. Pendleton to Markleville, completed July 15; eight-mile detour. Road 44—Franklin to Shelbyville, completed July 20; seventeen and one-half-mile detom. Connersville to Union-Fayette county line, completed July 9; twelve-mile detour. Road 62—From Madison to two and onehalf miles north, completed July 10; no detour. From Sulphur to Cory don. completed July 25; forty-mile detour over routes 37. 64 and 35. Road 167—From Albany to Dunkirk, completed July 9; six-mile detour. Road 234—From Road 4? to eight miles west, completed July 9; twelve and one-half-mile detour. From Road 43 to two miles east, completed July 9; four-mile detour.

Length and surface condition of detours account of paving and bridge construction ai£ listed as follows: Road 7. Detour from 7.5 miles southeast of Columbus to 6.5 miles southeast account bridge construction and paving, is 7.5 miles, good gravel. Road 15. Detour from 1.5 miles south of Warsaw to west city limits of North Manchester, is sixteen miles, two miles concrete, remainder good gravel. Road 18. Detour from junction of roads 3,5, and 18 to one mile north of Marion, account paving, is seventeen miles, good gravel and stone. Road 21. Detour from Richmond to Muncie account paving, is thirty-five miles, good gravel. Road 28. Detour west of Elwood account paving and grading, is four miles, good travel. Detour from Attica to 1.5 miles west of Odell, account of paving, is eight miles. Road 32 —Detour at two miles west of Anderson account paving, is thirteen miles over fair gravel. Road 35 —Detour from six miles south of Salem to one mile south, account bridge construction, is six miles, narrow, winding. gravel and stone road. Detour from Morgantown to Helmsburg. is eight miles, fair gravel, narrow. U. S Road 36—Detour from one-half mile east of Montezuma to Rockville account paving, is 9.5 miles, fair gravel, narrow bridges, four miles winding road. Detour from Bainbridge to junction Road 43 account paving, is seven miles, fair gravel. Road 44—Detour from Glenwood to Connersville account paving, is sixteen miles. 2.5 miles concrete and 13.5 miles good gravel. Road 45—Detour from Rockport north account paving, is three miles: fair gravel and narrow. U. S. Road 50—Detour from 2.5 miles west of Sevmour to Brownstown account paving, is fourteen miles, good gravel and stone. Detour from Bedford west account grading and paving, is 14.5 miles, fair stone and gravel, narrow. Detour from Mitchell to Shoals account paving, is via Road 37 to Bedford and Road 450 to Shoals, or Road 37 south to Paoll thence Road 150 to Shoals. Detour In Shoals account grading, is three-quarters of a mile. fair.

PONTIAC Virginia Auto Exchange. 915 Va. Ave. Virginia Motor Sales. Inc.. 650 Va. Ave. ROCKNE Lauth Motors. Inc., 3547 E. Washington. WILLYS-KNIGHT AND WHIPPET L Boyd Huffman. 2004 N. Meridian SL INDEPENDENT DEALERS Abels-Fink Auto Cos.. 535 N. Capitol. Consignment Motor Sales. 1030 N. Meridian. Eureka Finance Cos.. 332 N. Capitol Ave National Auto Parts Cos. 340 W. Michigan St. S. Cohn & Son. 140 W. Vermont. Sacks Bros.. 309 N. Capitol. TRUCK COMPANIES General Motors Truck Cos.. 430 N. Capitol. International Harvester Cos.. 1188 Kentucky Ave. Martin Truck Cos.. 921 N. Capitol.

HOLD TWO IN DRY RAID Police Probe Origin of Silver, Rugs Found in Home. When police found a quantity of silver and six expensive rugs at the home of Vender and Lettie Hicks, 321 West Fourteenth street, Thursday, during a dry raid, a charge of vagrancy to permit further investigation was placed against the two, in addition to charges of operating a blind tiger. Police said Hicks refused to tell where he obtained the silver and rugs. A gallon of liquor and thirty quarts of home brew were seized.

53 Accessories, Tires, Parts AUTO BODY—Motor service: complete parking space: prices right. GENERAL AUTO TOP, 722-24 N. CapitoL Ri. 4038. JOHN GUDELHOEFER WAGON CO.—Will repair or make new tops and curtain* for vonr ear 202 Kentucky Ave.

GOOD USED TIRES Several thousand good used Balloon Tires. We have your size at SI and $1.50 each. Tubes 50c each. OPEN EVENINGS Tom Rogers Tire Shop 3117 W. Washington BE. 4300

54 Automotive Services FORDS—Reline this week, $5. All Traffic Brake Service. 748 Va. Ave, Dr. 6240. 55 Autos Wanted Will pay cash for your car or equity. I. WOLF AUTO CO. Li. 4516. 561 N Capitol.

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4? FA GkJ, FACTORY TO YOU i Heavy duty tires. Covered by (tk[ {III Standard Warranty Guarantee. V-/ 21-29x4.40 $2.99 19-29x5.25 $4.93 U H till) 20- 3.30 20-30x5.25 5.10 H i ' 21- 3.54 21-31x5.25 5.25 1111 \ j 1 19- 3.97 19-29x5.50 5.50 jK -, *-b1 ■ MBL i 20- 4.20 18-30x6.00 5.77 tITLI III) YIM Wtl\ \ 21- 4.25 20-32x6.00 5.85 fT. —■ ■' ■ m \ 18-28x5.25 4.79 21-33x6.00 6.10 (II )I ) White Sidewall Same Price nSr* - ' Heavy Duty Tubes, 69c Up Wo l'M v * ]/. <] JJSfI , TIRES INSURED AGAINST RIM (TV i t \f jjSi 4 CUT, STONE BRUISE, BLOWOUT fi/AX \j Hartcraft Giant Tires uncondition- J/nIJ teen months for less tlian mall or- 'ire x der prices during this sale. /U r ,— Attractive Prices on High Pressure Truck Tiretj. SWISSHELM & SON, INC. 542-44-46 E. Washington St. RI. 7740.

YOUB CHOICE, S4OO AND OVEB €\ FTTF VROT ,ET 1931 Four-door sedan; beautiful mid-night blue sa v-'XXAj t IVUDD I duco finish with gold stripe; spotless upholstery; •y motor mechanically perfect; 5 black wire wheels; standard* equipment; only f 3,000 miles has been put on this car. This is Just like anew Job. and suggest you see this one before buying elsewhere. 2419 West Wash. WEST SIDE CHEVROLET CO. Be. 1450. /'•v FWEVROLET , 1932 Coach: here Is a car used only 45 davs: which VjllAJ T i vou csn buy an ,i save igt vear depreciation: rich vM .U black finish completely equipped and vou couldn’t tell it from anew car. \ / save the price. Terms to suit. 535 N. Capitol. ABELS A FINK tl. 1112. Q 6 * V * OAJAJAV from orlglnal owner Btld has flne ebony finish; good tires, body and motor; will deliver stlsfactory transportation. Terms and trade. Capitol and Vermont. JONES MOTOR CORP. Li. 4455. ©FORTY 7931 Series Convertible Sedan; here is an unusual car of quality with rich ivory and ruby finish; genuine Spanish leather upholstery, good tires, side mounts; motor first-class shape. Come in and let us demonstrate this flne car and explain how easy you can own It. Capitol and Vermont. JONES MOTOR CORP. Li. 4455. OHTTPMORTLE 1931 century 8 Sport Coupe, finished nU A JIUDILfiJ in heßvy mi dnite blue; wire wheels; side mounts, trunk; tires very good, as well as body and motor. This car has thousands of unused miles and can be bought for *545. Terms available Capitol and Vermont. JONES MOTOR CORP. Li. 4465. ©PLYMOUTH 1931 Floating Power Sedan. Fine blue 1 A-* A J.TJ.W ill finish, cream stripe, good upholstery and tires, five wire wheels, driven only 13,777 miles. Here is a special value and hurry In. It won’t last long at *495 Terms and Trade. 962 X. Meridian St ELLIOT A WILSON. Rl. 82*2 YOUB CHOICE IN TBUOKS ©CHEVROLET 7 * 31 - 157 ,n - w B body; motor $47?; A Q K . Dua ; wbe( ig in rear: tlreg g oo d condition. This truck in A-l condition and a truly certified value at *475. 552 E. Wash. HARE CHEVROLET CO. Ri. 3325. ©CHEVROLET 193 L 131 ln w B * uk * body; paint V ' Al Aj V AVv/AJA-i A eood leather upholstery Ist class; motor perfect: Dual wheels In rear, single front tires, good. Terms and trade A bargain at *450. 552 E. Wash. HARE CHEVROLET CO. Ri. **S*. CHEVROLET 1929 Delivery express: good tan finish: QK LIlLi v AVV7AJAJ A upho i gterv lgt clatg: motor mechanical- P A-tAcA 7 lv perfect. Tires ln Ist class condition and a real bargain at 8195. * 552 E. Wash. HARE CHEVROLET CO. Ri. 3325. CHEVROLET 1929 Truck - v '* clo * ed c#b •*- 0 Tm v Atv/AJAJ A Dress motor 0 . K. Has good ~j tires. New fenders all-around. New paint. Driven only 9.000 miles. ' 428 Virginia Ave. HARRY A. SHARP CO. |>r. 5026. €\ FORD 1929 Truck chassis and cab. The paint Is green. $1 7rY Z* 1 '-'AVAA Motor is in good condition. Has good heavy duty *p-A.BJ =7 truck tires. In good mechanical condition throughout. S 428 Virginia Ave. HARRY A. SHARP CO. Dr. 5926. ©T?fVRFI 1930 1 li-ton stake body; dual wheels in rear. This i v/IVLi truck is ready tc drive out and go to work. Will consider terms or trade. The price on this one is truly a certified one at $295. 819 E. WariK C. O. WARNOCK CO. LI. 8396. ©DAPH 1 939 1%-ton canopy express with like new black fin- O A UIVD ish; motor perfect; tires like new; equipment standard. . And what a buy at *2lO. Term s or trade. 819 E. Wash. C. O. WARNOCK CO. 14. 8896. ©FORD x*nn s 1 avirilable™ ° * Ch ‘ Mls C * b: * B00<! bU7< ?175 Capitol at WalnuL HATFIELD’S USED CAR LOT *j. 9326. FRANK HATFIELD CO. ©FORTY 1 92 * %-ton Ford panel truck, ln very good condiT UXVIJ non. Terms and trade. Capitol at Wainvt. HATFIELD’S USED CAR LOT Ri. 9326. FRANK HATFIELD CO. ©f’ \f F 3 Ton, 6 cylinder. 32x6 tires with dual rear. 7'/ix 6QQ Ax. ITA. V. 14 ht g b s take body, reconditioned. Terms il deGENEKAL MOTORS USED TKUCK DEPT. 31 W. 13th St. 14. 7467. €\ INTERNATIONAL $195 is in good condition and ready to go. Priced right at *195. Terms and trade. y JONII a maley * ’.’122 E. Wash. Indiana’s Largest Used Car Lot @REO ° n * ton - with 33x5 tir<s and am>py top. express body. S'! Tnlg wu i m ake a good truck for the gardener or any one else demanding body equipment of this type. Truck is ln running condition and ve are asking only *175. INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO. Or AMERICA 11*8 Ky. Ave. 14. 4*o*.

JULY 8, 1932

AUTOMOTIVE 50 Autos For Sale CHEAP TRANSPORTATION—BIS to S6O; Including Dodges and Fords. HATFIELD S USED CAR LOT. Caoitol at Walnut. RI. #328. FRANK HATFIELD CO. July Clearance’ Bargains Elcar. 1927 Sedan $ #S Graham Paige. Model 615 Sedan 195 Hudson. 1837 Coach 75 Hudson. 1929 Sedan 345 Marmon. 1937 Model 74 Sedan 75 Nash. 1936 Light Six Sedan 50 Studebaker, 19?7 Sedan 95 Marmon Used Car Lot Meridian at 11th. R‘ HUDSON-ESSEX Can vou beat these buys? 1931 Hudson tr. sedan. 6 wire $595.00 1931 Hudson coach 595.00 1931 Essex sedan. 5 wire <23 00 1931 Essex coach 395.00 1930 Studebaker Pres sedan 490 00 1930 Essex coaches. 2 295 00 1928 Essex coaches. 2 75.00 1927 Essex coaches. 2 75.00 Your car in trade; low down payment. easy terras on balance. Losey Motors, Inc. 1133 N. Meridian. Hi. 9569. Sale Prices Every Day 1931 Chevrolet Coupe . .S3OO 1930 Ford Cabriolet ... 175 1929 Buick Coupe 275 1929 Essex Coach 125 1929 Essex Coupe 125 1929 Ford Tudor 145 1928 WTiippet Coach ... 50 1929 Chev. V/ 2 Truck.. 175 1929 Ford Dump Truck 225 1925 Studebaker Sedan. 75 _ All in First Class Condition Equitable Securities Cos. 501 Virginia Ave. DR. 0660 SELL. RENT OR BUY REAL ESTATE through classified ads In The Time*. Phone “ad-taker” RL 5551 during business hours.