Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 76, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 August 1932 — Page 8

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Efficient Help Is Half the Battle —Battle Depression With a Help Ad

DRAMA TO RULE DURING TRIAL OF JIMMY WALKER ‘Terrier’ Mayor to Clash With ‘Bulldog’ Prober Before Roosevelt. BV SIDNEY B. WHIPPLE United Pres* Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, Aug. B—The ninetysixth burgomaster of New York, the Hon. James J. Walker, will go on trial next Thursday before Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt in what promises to be the most dramatic political struggle since the impeachment of former Governor Suizer of New York. It will bring together two dominant personalities, but they are personalities as far apart in physical appearance and mental operation as the poles. Walker With the humorous, twinkling eye, a master of sartorial display, ‘ looking like the other half of a vaudeville team,” with a keen, rapid wit, and an appeal that makes him loved by the masses. Scabury—Judge Samuel Seabury, as distinguished in appearance as a solemn lord high justice, ruddycheeked like an English squire, sil-ver-haired, aristocratic, a man ‘ above nonsense,” dogged, penetrating in his sarcasms, unswerved by wise-cracks, unmoved by the sweep of unthinking emotion. Terrier Against Bulldog It Is the terrier against the bulldog, the rapier against the war mace. There is no denying the appeal for the ordinary man that Mayor Jimmy Walker contains in his slender body. But while his appeal is to the heart, the appeal of Samuel Scabury is to the brain. Again, this will be a battle of instinct against emotion. It also will be a battle between two schools of political thought. Those who know' Jimmy Walker best say he is indignant that any man, most of all Seabury, should impugn his political dealings. If he has favored his friends, bowed to Tammany, "played the political game, ’ it has been because that, in his conception, is "the right thing to do.” He can not understand why any man even should go back on a friend. Two Schools of Thought To Jimmy Walker’s mind, political leaders are leaders because the people have put them there, and they have the right of political leaders so long as they do not betray their friends. To Seabury, however, a political leader, however popular, is a leader only so long as he deserves leadership by unimpeachable public conduct, and if he must betray a friendship to do what he terms "thr right thing,” the friendship must go. Thus Seabury can not understand Walker. Nor can Walker understand Seabury. As referee between these two men will stand a Governor who, regardless of his decision, stands to lose and gain much—and probably to lose more than he can gain. Crisis for Roosevelt If he determines to oust Walker from the mayoralty, he may lose the support of Tammany and possibly New York state, which may be necessary to the victory he hopes to win in November. If he decides to retain Walker, he will offend many of h's own party in the south and west, to whom the name "Tammany" is anathema, and ha will at the same time al enate many Republicans who might be expected, under present conditions, to support him. Whatever happens, therefore, there is human drama in this situation. And a lot of it.

Fishing the Air

The Four Mills Brothers, now appearing at the Circle theater, whose vocal tricks swept them Torn polishing shoes for Piqua. to polishing tunes for the nat will brighten bluP w^" d Vn f i W .he four "hot" numbers over WBBM and the Columbia network from 7:la to 7:30 p. m Alice Kemsen, contralto, will offer two sentimental melodies, "It Might Have Been you” and "I’m Forgetting Myself for Yon." as the soloist of the program to be heard over WFBM and the Columbia network Monday, from 7:30 to 7:15 p. m. _ __ "Newsreel Memories." a novel and original arrangement for two pianos, will he the highlight of the recital to be broadcast bv Jacques Fray and Mario Braßgiotn. internationally-known Pino duo Monday. from 7:45 to 8 p m, over WFBM and the Columbia network. Secretary of State Henry L. Stimson will review recent developments in the field of international activities and discuss the part of the United States in the various conferences wihch have taken place, when he speaks over WENR and an NBC network Monday at 8 p. m.

HIGH SPOTS OF MONDAY NIGHT’S TROGRAM 6:30 —NBC (WJZ*— Death Valley Days-drama. NBC tWEAFI— Richard Crooks. 6.4 s—Columbia—Colonel Stoopnagle and Budd. 7.OO—NBC (WJZ)—Minstrel show. 7:15 —Columbia—Mills Brothers. 7 30— NBC iWEAF'— Parade of the States "Rhode Island. ’ " NBC (WJZ*—George Olsen's orchestra and Jack Benny. g 00__Columbia—Boswell Sisters with Shilkrefs orchestra. 8 30 —Columbia—Ouy Lombardo and Canadians. NBC tWJZI—Tish-Tish Plans the Attack." 9 00-NBC iWEAF*—PauI Whiteman's orchestra.

The Boswells will huddle in the harmony of "Mood Indigo" and Nat Shilkret will conduct a Polynesian noveitv. Maori." for the broadcast of "Music That Satisfies" over WFBM and the Columbia broadcasting system Monday at 8 p. m. A variety of colorful, descriptive eompo.itions will form the major part of the concert bv the Columbia svmphony orchestra to be broadcast Monday from 9 30 to 10 p m over WFBM and the Columbia network. The program will open with the overture to Verdi s opera. "Forza del Destine,” to be followed by "A Mules” from Cfcarpentier’a suite. "Impressions of Italy," ana the Scherzo from "Midsummer Night's Dream" of Mendelssohn. The second half of the program will Include the Allagro molto movement from Mozart's O Minor Bymphonv; the short study. Moment Musicale of Schubert; ‘Bueno Notte" from Nevin’s suite. "A Dav in Venice:" and. in conclusion, Dvoraks Slavonic Dance N9. 8.

Tumulty Lauds War Debt Stand by Borah By fsrrippi-lloirnrrt .Vet etpoper Allin ire WASHINGTON, Aug. B.—Joseph P. Tumulty. President Wilson’s close friend and secretary for years, today lauded the courage of Senator William Borah <Rep. Idaho), chairman of the foreign relations committee, in his stand on the war debts. In a statement to Scripps-

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the way. This question will continue to harass and disturb the people of the world and hold in check the underlying forces of prosperity until ad adjustment, fair alike to America and the world, is reached. “Now is the opportune moment for public men who have the ambition and fine feeling of statesmen to speak out and show the they are willing to risk a little to help save a sorely distraught world "Os course, no sane person is in favor of an unqualified release or cancellation of these debts. We can, however, make a previous use of these debts to bring the world to a basis of real disarmament and sanity in the matter of tariff. "Let us strike boldly at this bleeding sore of world unrest and check, if possible, the spread of its poisonous infection.”

KLINCK WAITS ON JUDGE NOW Court Turns Tables on Former Kluxer. The law waited several hours last week for a prisoner; today the prisoner waited for the law. Asa result, Earl Klinck, once active in the Ku-Klux Klan, has not yet been sentenced to a term of one to three years in the state prison for attesting a false affidavit. Klinck appeared today in criminal court, but Thomas E. Garvin, judge pro tern., could not be found. The prisoner was returned to the county jail. After being the object of a statewide search for several hours, Klinck surrendered Friday morning and was remanded to jail, with instructions to appear today for sentencing. Originally, he was to have been sentenced Wednesday, but the court was informed he was in a hospital at Brazil suffering from injuries received in an automobile accident.

Radio Dial Twisters

WFBM (1200) Indianapolis Indianapolis Power and light Company —MONDAY— P. M. 5:30 —Skippv. s:4s—Tito Guizar (CBS). 6:oo—Professor Henry McLemore <CBSi. 6:ls—Singin' Sam iCBS). 6:3o—Kate Smith (CBS). 6:4s—Colonial Singers. 7:oo—Manhattan Serenaders (CBS’. 7:ls—Mills Brothers ICBSI. 7:30—-Evening in Paris orchestra ICBSI. 7:4s—Frav and Braegiotti (CBS). B:oo—Music that Satisfies (CBSi. B:ls—Surprise Package (CBS'. B:3o—Guv Lombardo and Royal Canadians (CBS 1. 9:oo—Chares Carlile (CBS’. 9:ls—Olympic summaries iC T ">. 9:3o—Columbia Symphony 1 HS). 10:00—Horsier Ramblers. 10:30—The Columnist. 10:45—Noble Sissle orchestra ICBBI. 11:00—Sign off. WK RF ( 1 400) Indianapolis (Indianapolis Brnadrastini. Inc.) MONDAY P M. 4:30 —Sign on. 4:3s—Legislative analysis. 4:4s—News flashes. s:oo—Harry "Bason. s:ls—Vaughn Cornish. 5 30—Atitrt Lot: and Uncle Connie. s:4s—Dinner melodies. 6:oo—Cecil and Sally. 6:2o—Baseball scores. 6:3o—Dinner dances. 6:4s—’Buddies" orchestra. 7:oo—Louise Spillman 7:ls—Sports Spotlight, 7:3o—Harry Bason. 7:4s—Golden melodies. 8:00 —Mvron Green. B:ls—Devore Sisters. g 30—Songs My Mother Never Taught Me. 8 45—Indiana Trio. 9:oo—Symphonic hour. 9 30—Brown County Revelers. 9:4s—Harrv Bason. I 10:00 The Merrvmen. 1 10:30—Sign off. WLW (700) Cincinnati MONDAY P. M. 4 00—Palais dor orchestra (NBC). - 4 45—Lowell Thomas INBCI. 5:00 Amos ’n’ Andy (NBCi. s:ls—Josef Cherniavsky's dance orchestra. 5:30 Bob Newhall. 5:45 —Southern Singers. 6:00—Blue Moments. 6:15-'"Chandu." the Magician. 6 30—Death Valley Days (NBC). 7:oo—Cotton Queen Minstrels (Hink and Dink.) 7:30 Jack Benny (NBC*. 8 00—Duke Ellington’s dance orchestra. 8 30 —Bands of Distinction. B:4s—Mike and Herman. 9:oo—Tales of Terror. 9 30 —Threesome and organ. 9 45—Headlines of Yesterday. 10:00—WLW Fanfares. 10.30—Charlie Agnew s orchestra (NBC). 11:00—Moon river. 11:30 —Duke Ellington’s dance orchestra. 12.00 Midnight—Sign off.

Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as stolen belong to: John Gamble. 902'i South Delaware street. Red Cab. from Delaware street and Madison avenue. Frank Bowman .2717 Riverside drive. Whippet sedan. 70-170. from Riverside park at Thirtieth street. Jansen Poultry Farm. Sixty-second street and Noblesville road. Ford truck, 8-820. from poultry farm. O. A. Wolfe. 414 South Gray street. Hudson sedan. 14-712. from Ohio and New Jersey streets. Volney Jenkins. 2701'a Cornell avenue. Ford tiidor. from garage in rear of 2711 Bellefontaine street. Elmore Jenkins. 2711 Cornell avenue. Ford coupe. 117-103. from garage in rear of 2711 Cornell avenue. Oren Rhode. 555 North Belmont avenue. Ford truck, 13-091, from 423 West Merrill street. James Perrv. 112 East Thirty-third street. Ford tudor. 47-142. from 112 East Thirty-third street. Anna Strietelmeier. 1518 West Twentysecond street. Ford coupe, from Thirtieth street and Riverside drive. BACK HOME AGAIN Stolen automobiles recovered by police belong to: Thomas F Fitzgerald. Pinez court, apartment 20, Pine street and Fletcher avenue. Oakland coach, found at East and Ohio streets. Ford sedan. 40-759. stripped of tires, found at Michigan street and White river. Garner to Visit Albany By l ulled Pres* WASHINGTON, Aug. B.—Speaker John N. Garner will arrive in Washington the latter part of this week sen route to Albany, N. Y.

Howard newspapers, Tumulty said the issue far transcends party lines and assumes world proportions: Until war debts, armaments and tariffs are revised on a sane basis fair to all. America included, he said, prosperity never can return. Disaster hovers around the corner, said the nationally known Democrat in his praise of the equally well-known Republican, unless politics and petty prejudices are brushed aside and Senator Borah s advice is taken. Tumulty said: "Every person who holds the welfare of humanity close to his heart gained refreshment and renewal from the debt cancellation speech of Senator Borah. "All praise should go to former Governor A1 Smith of New York and Senator Borah for their courage in pointing

3 FACE BOOZE CHARGES Two ounces of alcohol which police said they found at the home of William Walker, 400 West North street, caused his arrest Saturday on a blind tiger charge. Two women face similar charges. They are Elizabeth Green and Maggie Swain, arrested at 318 Muskingum street. Police said they found eight ounces of alcohol. LEGALS Legal Auctions and Sales AUCTION SA LE Wednesday, Aug. 10, 9:30 a. m. All kinds ol lurriture, rugs and stoves. GRIBBEiX AUCTION & STORAGE 1501 MADISON_AVE. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Belonging to W. H Singe lion; address 540 Kdgemll, will be sola. Storage charges amount to $42.50, Aug. 22, 9:30 a. m. GRIBBEN AUCTION <fc STORAGE ANNOUNCEMENTS t Death Notices BENNER, JOHN O.—Age 45, beloved husband of Jennie Benner and brother of Mrs. Louise Perkins of Cleveland O . passed away at his home, 817 Gerrard drive, at 1:10 o'clock Sunday morning, Aug. 7. Funeral Tuesday, Aug. 9. 2 p. m, at ROYSTER & ASKIN FUNERAL LOME, 1902 N. Meridian. Friends invited. Interment Crown Hill, Friends may call at his late residence until 1 P. m. Tuesday. CHADWICkT GUY LESTER— Beloved son of George Henry Chadwick, brother of Nola, Beulah and Jesse, passed away Sunday, 7 a. m. Funeral Tuesday 2 p. m . at the G. H. HERRMANN ’FUNERAL HOME, 1505 S. East St. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill cemetery, friends may view the remains any time. CECIL. MARY LOU—Wife of John R Cecil, mother of Carl, George and James Cecil, sister of William Foster of Indianapolis and Mrs. C. F. Mustard of Bloomington. Ind., passed awav at her residence, 1240 N. Oakland, age‘s3 years. Services at the WM. D. BEANBLOSSOM MORTUARY. 1321-23 W. Ray St., Monday, 3 p. m. Burial New River, Tenn. Friends may view- remains until 11 p. m. Monday. FROHLIGER, MARY A.—Beloved wife of William S. Frohliger, mother of William A Joseph C. and Lillie C. Frohliger, Mrs. Ida Fisse qnd M.rs. Bertha Lovell, died at her horn?. U 39 N. Oakland Ave., Sunday night. Funetal Wednesday 8:30 a. m. at the home. 9 a. m. St. Philip Nen church. Burial St. Joseph’s cemetery. Friends invited. Memmbers of the Altar Society of St. Philip Neri church, and Mother of God Society of St. Mary's, p,leave meet at the home Tuesday evening, LEE, CHARLES—Age 85 years, died Sunday, Aug. 7. Funeral Tuesday. Aug. 9, 2 p. m. a-t the GEO. W. USHER FUNERAL HOME. 2614 W. Washington St. Burial Danville, Ind. Friends invited, iDanville papers plea-se copv.i ML DUNG. vrKS. CHRISTINA—Age 94 years, mother of Mrs. Louise Miller and Mrs. Mildred Bradshaw grandmother of Mrs. Arthur Brattlaii, Mrs. Leroy Gale, Mrs. Fred Bottin, Mrs. Lillian Rienert Lewis and Russell Niedling, passed away Monday, Aug. 8, at the residence, 1325 W. 25th. Time of funeral given later. For information friends may call FINN BROS. FUNERAL HOME. Ta. 1835.

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He, 1494. 18 Housekeeping Rooms ALABAMA. N„' 523, APT. 5 1 OR 2 RMS. ADJOINING BATH; COZY. LIGHT. CHEERFUL; CLOSE IN. ALABAMA. N, 2037—We1l furn. ktchnette. apt.; o.stuffed; near bath; reas. Ta. 1550. ALA, N„ 1516—2 RMS. KITCHENETTE FRONT APT.; NICELY FURN.; MURPHY BED. ALA, N„ 1132—2-rm. suite, newly dec., recept. ball, refrig., new furn, good loc, middle aged people pref, reas. Li. 2129. BELLEFONTAINE, 1801—2-rm. apt, completely furn, priv. entrance, $3. He. 5756. BROADWAY] 14^2—Private ' bath, new overstuffed: phone, garage, adults. $6. BROADWAY, 1134—1524 College; 1 and 2 rms, kitchenette; 2 beds; $4 to $7, BEVILLE, N„ 829—3 rms, next bath; couple or 2 men; front porch. Ch. 7581. CAPITOL, N, 1740 —2 attractive front rms, everyth, fur, con. hot water. Ta. 2996. COLLEGE, 1336 —Large rm, also rm. & kitchenette, running wat. $5, $6. sleep rm COLLEGE. 2052—1-rm. kitchenette, completcly fur, priv. ent, reas. He, 5023. CENTRAL, 1326 —Lovely cool 2-rm. apt, completely fur. Next bath, porch. $5. DAVIDSON, N, 319—2 or 3-rm. mod. apt.; sink; completely furn.; pri. ent. Rl. 2629. DEL. & VER.—Downtown; 3 conn, rooms; overstuffed. 126 E. Vermont, Apt. 5, DIVISION, 821—3, clean, nicely furn. suite; private bath, entrance; water in rms. EAST—3 unfurnished rms, kitchenette, bath; utilities furnished. Ch, 1335-M. N. EAST. 714 —Two large clean rms.; walking distance; modern; only $5. N. EAST, 720—Completely furn. front rm,; near town. Ice box, stove; $3.50. ILL, N, 2339—1. 2. 3 rm. apts, custodian serv.; hdwd flr„ o’stuffed; Indry. $3-$7. KEYSTONE, N„ 1232—2 or 3 mod. furn. rms.. utilities. gar., furn., nr. Brksd Prk. KENTUCKY AVE, 1142—2 rms, util, furn.; priv. bath; nr. car; only $4. MERIDIAN. S, 1601 ‘/a—2-rm, also 2 rms, kitchenette, completely furn, Priv. ent, NEW JERSEY. 2137—2 rms, beautifully furn, utilities, clean, quiet, bath adj.; corn.; $5. ORIENTAL, N, 20—2 or 3 rms, complete; util, pd, $6. ONE WEEKJTIEE. Adults. OLNEY, N, 1015—Front rm, nice kitchen, all furn, priv. entr. Ch, 1464-M OHJO. E, 517 —Large turn, housekeeping room, modern, we 11 lighted; very reas. OHIO, E, 540—2 nice front rms.; desirable; other rooms. $2 up. OLNEY, N„ 953—Nice, modern, front rm, kitchen privileges; or board optiona 1. PARK, 1540—2 attractive rms.; light, cool, sink, range; splendid loc,; ph.; very reas. RITTER. N’. 46—lovely '5 rms, bath, convenient to car, school, churches. Reas. Ir, 0370. STATE, N, 210 —Nice, airy rm, completely furn, lovely porch, reduced. Ri. 6214. TUXEDO, N„ 810—1-rm. kitchenette,'front apt, lge. closet, priv. ent. Ch. 0249-J. TALBOT, N„ 2420—Single rms, $3. $3.50. $4. everything furn; run, water. Ta, 7110. VIRGINIA AVE, 509—Large room and kitchen utilities furn, walking dist.; $4. WOODRUFF, 544 M. DR.—2 apts. with priv. bath; running water. Ch. 3173. WOODLAWN, 1542—Nr. Fountain Sq.: love_ly rm, well equipped kchn.: mod._home. 21ST. 48 W.—Attractive furn. rm. with kitchen’te, all conv.; pri. ent.: red. rent. ACROSS FROM PARK—I7IO E. Wash.; 2 mod, rms, all furn.. $5, Li. 3163. 2-RM. furn. apt, Frigidaire. $25 mo.; down; also sleeping. He. 3632 $3.50. S6.SO—N. New Jersey. 2042; 2 lge, cool rms, nicely furn, fl. lamt>. oiano. refrtg, elect, laundry, phone, util, rent reduced. $4.75—2 rooms, unfurnished. All utilis4 —111.. N, 1132; 3 rms, nicely furn, all util, also apts. Ta. 1487. 33RD. W, 926—3-rm. suite, attractive, pri. bath, hot water, gar, reas. Ta. 6797. LOVELY WOODRUFF—I rm, $3.50; ? rms, $5; porch; nr. Tech. Ch. 4108. 19 Rooms with Board ALABAMA. N, 1224—Large rm, twin beds, running water; $5. _ Riley. 6647. BROADWAY, 3128—Attractive cool room; goofl meals; 1 or 2; home priv. Wa. 0892. CENTRAL, 5355—Nice front airy rm.; 2 girls; home privig. Hu. 4124. ILLINOIS. N, 2441—Large front, 2 closets, eve, meals opt, .gar.: reas. Ha. 2858-R. PENN, N„ 1812—Lovely large rm, suitable for 2; $6.50. Near carline. Ta, 3207. PARK 833 —Large rm, twin beds; 3 good j meals. $5 for 2: $6 for 1. Ri. 9930. SPECIAL care for patients in trained I nurses home: reas, rate. Ch. 1700-R WANTED child to board, mother's carehnhv preferred. Be. 3935-M. . i UjnuSUAhLi pteasant rm, home privileges. meals opt. 603 E. 32nd. Ta. 2818. WALNUT. E, 415—Rm, board, $7; laundry furn. Priv. entr. Walking dist. A REAL HOME for bus. girls.; pleas, rms.; twin beds: walking distance; $6. Li. 3885. $7-1, s£.so-2—CENTRAL, 2230—C00l frt. rm.: hot wa.; gd. meals: porch. He. 4558. ! 25TH W, 1338—Rm, board, laundry; gar.; $5 wk.; two for $7,50. : NORTH—Lovely front rm.; home privileges, good meals: gar.; $6. He. 4203. NORTH—CooI, country-like, mod, conv.; gar; 20-min. from Circle. Ha. 4705-J. 21 Unfurnished Apartments ASHLAND AVE, 1316—4 rooms, sun parlor. bath, strictly mod, hardwood floors, auto, steam heat, Frigidaire, hot water; janitor service, and only $35 per month. 19 S. BUTLER—CIean, airy, 3-rm. apt.; newly painted: gar.; util, paid: $5.50. i MERIDIAN, S„ 456—Desirable, 4-room semi-modern apt.; sls mo. DESIRABLE modern: cool apts.; *ls to S4O. Inquire 5018 E. Wash. REDUCED RENT Bellefontalne. 2315. three rooms anc oath; recently decorated: lower apartment; heat, water and garage Dr 3300. Indianapolis Rental Agency Complete list apartments all locations No obligations Transportation free LI 5403 evenings Wa 0433. or Be 3114 1 *2O PER MO—6-room mod, 15th & 111. ; Vera Court; water pd. _ Ri. 0543. _ UPPER duplex. 3 rms, mod, pri. porches. Util. Pd, $25. Be. 3624. 11TH. W, 42—Nicely decorated kitchenette Apt, gas. water, heat and ice furnished. $23. Call Apt. No. 1, THE GRANT. 31ST, W, 433—3-rm. apt.; unfur.; newly ' dec, nr. l|ps.; util pd.; reas. Ha. 1663-W.

RENTALS 21 Unfurnished Apartments FALL CREEK BLVD, 135 W —2D FLOOR APT.; 5 RMS . BATH; I AM OFFERING a very choice 4-room, sun parlor and bath; big enough to live in; with lots of built-'n features, strictly mod, Frigidaire and automatic control steam heat; it is a lower outside with shade trees, lawn and 4-way ventilation; ask anv tenant in the building anything about it; it’s up to you if you can pay *45 per mo. See 720 E. 13th st. 1 RMS., BATH, GARAGE, $25 CLEAN. LIGHT, AIRY. WELL ARRANGED 1537 Steele St. Wa. 2181. Also furnished Apt, for rent. YOU PATH MODERN APARTMENT V 111 118 E. PALMER 22 Unfurnished Houses COLORADO. 1248-4- rm. dble.. modern, built-in-features, tile fl. in bath, *25 _W a. 5063-J. CAPITOL, N, 3028—Nr. Shortridge, 6-rm. moo, garage, S3O. Ha. 2862-W. ARSENAL, N, 342—6-rm. double, modern, near Tech, holy Cross, water pd, $25. ASHLAND] 1944—7-rm. mod. dble]; gar.; newly painted: very rcas. Ha. 3747-M. BYRAM 7 3856—4-rm. mod , built-in conveniences: gaj7:_water_pd. _Wa. 1164 N. COLORADO, 1504—4-room modern, dbl, gar.; reasonable; fine condition. CHURCHMAN. 1205—9 rm. mod.; 2 toilets, good condition; $28.50. Dr. 5193. DELAWARE, N, 2409—Double. 7 rooms, hall, bath, furnace, no garage. Now $25. Key_24ll. Li. 8621. _ DEWEY, 5844 —Irvington; 5 rm. semi-mod.; gar.; sls; nr. school, bus. Ir. 4119. EUCLID, N, 1618-26-27—3, 5-rm. new mod. bungalows; $25. $27.50. Ch. 6397. GRANT, 514—Splendid 5-rm. mod. dbl, gar, $27.50; wat. pd. Ri. 4655. GRACE, S, 68 —5-rm.’ complete bath, no furnace; gar.; $17.50; wa. pd. Ri. 1091. HARRIS, 33—6-rm] mod, redecorated, gar, nr. Wash. High School, $lB. Be. 0746. HOUSTON, 1933—Small modern dble, water and garage. $20.00. Li. 5231. HARRIS, 8, 405—Bungalow; 2-bedrm.; redecorated: toilet, lav.; gar.; sl4, Rl. 6441. KENWOOD, 3614—4-rm. mod. bungalow dbl, gar, $25; wa. pd. Hu. 6682. LaTsaLLe7 _ N]] _ 942—Modern 6-rm. double; water paid: $21.50. MERIDIAN, N, 1900—7 rms.; city heat and water furnished; 2 baths; garage; very special price. LOVE, Ri. 8964. MARLOWE, 1157—5-rm. semi-mod, redecorated; sl6; water pd. Li. 6438. PERSHING, 719 N.—4 rms, single. 2145'/2 N. 111, No. 4,3 rms, SB. Ri. 7725. NEW JERSEY. S, 1023—5-rm, semi-mod. double, gar.. water pdsl7. Dr. 2060. NEW YORK, E„ 4807—4 rms, bath, mod" all redecorated; rent cut. Ir. 7912, OXFORD. N, 259—Nr. Tech; 6 rms.; mod.; newly papered; painted; $25. Li. 7603. PENN, N, 2156 —Att. 6-rm, strictly mod.; nice_yard;_ garage; S4O, Ta. 1981. RIVERSIDE DR, W, 1642—(N. Belle Vieu) bunga.; 5 rm. mod.; gar.; $25. Be. 1783. RANDOLPH, S, 401—4-rm. mod. dble, in-a-door bed. water pd, sl6 mo. Ri. 7103. RINGGOLD, 1331—6-rm. mod. double, gar. Near school; S2O. Rl. 7807, SINGLETON, 1856—New 5-rm. mod. dbl, gar, $23; wat. pd. Adults. Dr. 5848. ST. PAUL, 1036—5-room double, modern, water pd. Rent reduced. SANDERS, 832—5-rm. dbl, A-l; red. rent; gar.;jwat. pd. Eve. Ha. 2004-W. SOUTHSIDE —Just what you've been looking for, 5 rms, lights, gas, water pd, A-l. Rent reduced. Hu. 4368, Dr. 3564-R. SOUTHEASTERN. 2027—4 rms, mod, gar.; A-l condition; low rent. Dr. 5606. SHERMAN DR, N„ 329—Semi-mod, 5 Ig. rms, gar.; $18; wat. pd. Ir, 5282. TECUMSEH, 1154—Bung, dble, 4 rms, bath.; gar.; wa. pd.; red, to S2O. Ch. 1048 TACOMA, N, 1620 —5-rm. mod.; gar.; wa. pd.; nr. grade, high <ch, sl9 : Wa. 0395. TACOMA. N, 304—6-rm. mod. dbl, gar, wat. pd.; nr. Tech; $26. Ir. 2112-7, VERMONT, E, 914—Redecorated, 6 rms, bath, wat. pd, nr. school. sls. Li. 8930. WARMAN, N, 1156—Single, 4 rms, new paper, gas, lights, toilet: sll, Be. 1671. WINDSOR, 1019—LOVELY SIX-RM. Near Tech, car, clean, painted. Reduced to sls WISCONSIN, 319—Cozy 5-rm. newly papered; ga.: red, $12.50. Ri. 0645, Ri. 4307 18TH, W, 1210—Bungalow double, 3 rms, in-door bed, dinette; bath, furnace, nr. Perry stadium; Riverside car: S2O; gar, water pd. Li. 8707, Ta. 1330. E. 25TH, 210—Near Fall Cr, 7-rm. mod, fireplace, near car. bus. Only $25. COLORED—IO34 W. 25TH—3 rms, toilet, redeco, nr. school, $13.50. Ha. 3590-R. 5-RM. DOUBLE, sl4 541 Bell; elec, gas, water. GREGORY & APPEL. INC._ JLi. 7491. 40TH, W, 504—Attractive 5-rm. strictly mod, 2-way dbl.; gar.; $42.50. Wa. 1105, Single Sub. Bungalow, $15.00 2115 N. Riley. GREGORY & APPEL, INC, Li. 7491, 59TH, E, 530—A-l; 5-rm. modern double; separate porches; garage. MODERN, SOUTH, sls 1112 Lexington; seven rooms. DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL WASH., E., 3305. BARGAIN 3-BEDROOM MOD. DOUBLE, $25. Fine condition; can rent rooms, what more can I say about i.t See for yourself. SINGLE, NORTHWEST, sl6 Five rooms, el, gas. inside toilet, gar., water paid. 2414 Sugar Grove. DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL 16TH. E, 611—Conveniently located double, west half with north exposure; near stores, churches and car line. Ir. 4384. 23RD, E, 905—Double, 5 rooms, bath, furnace, no garage. Now sl7. Key 911. Li. 8621. MODERN, NORTH, $15 _ Six rooms. 2221 Kenwood. DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL 23 Furnished Apts, and Houses BRADLEY, N, 940—FURNISHED 4-RM. DOUBLE IN-A-DOOR BED. CH. 1399. CENTRAL, 3108 —House, 5 rooms ... $35 College. '426; Apt, 3 rms.: *B. He. 2509. KOEHNE, 2712—Attract, entirely pri. Va dbl, 4 rms, mod, clean. $6. Ha. 1244-M. LOCKERBIE, 612-14—Low priced mod] _ rm - a Pts, hot water; worth investigating NORTH. 2200—3-rm. kchette, bth, mod” apt, o-stuffed, pch.; util.; $8.50. Ri. 2234. SANGSTER. 4321 5-rm. semi-modern house: lights, gas, water. Hu. 5615. WALNUT, E, 115—3-rm. apt.] pri bath] WALLACE. N, 17' 2 —4-RM. APT 7; COOL’ LAWN; MAKE IT YOUR HOME; $24, WOODRUFF PL, E. Dr, 623—Living rm” bedr, bath, kitch, por. It, airy, util, *7] FOUR ROOM house: V'a sq. of car~]ineutil, furn.; gar.; $7 week. Ha. 0108. ’ DUPLEX—4 rms, 2 bedrm, privTent.7 wat furn, gar.; adults. Ch. 2847-J. COMPLETE—*S.OO TO $lO 00 Beautifully furnished apartments. Utilities paid. 810 Va N. Illinois. LI. 8888. Newly Furnished Apt. Includes all utilities and garage. THE DUNDEE VIRGINIA AVE. AND McCARTY STS. Sea custodian at 781 E. McCarty at Apt. 47. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 27 Houses For Sale CALIFORNIA OWNER—Makes big sacrl fice for quick sale; 2 family house; 534 E. 20th. Comp, remod, new furnace part, furn, $2,500, entire cost. He. 5247, 25J Lots, Farms and Acreage MEMORIAL PARK LOT—B GRAVE. REAS. 1222 N. RURAL. WILL pay cash for 20 or 40-acre farm with fair buildings, on good road. Must be within 20 or 30 miles of Indianapolis. Ir. 4297. - 31 Wanted to Trade WILL sacrifice for cash, equity in pretty little home in woods. Owner. Ch. 4185-R MERC H ANDISE 34 Miscellaneous For Sale BILLIARD—POOL—SNOOKER TABLES.' Low Prices—Sold on Payments. We Buv and Also Repair. KING’S INDIANA BILLIARD 1631 Southeastern Ave. Dr, 3578 2 U. S. ROYAL tires. 4.75x20, 75c ea.; wood ice box; Orthophonic Vic. Ir. 3535. SANILITE—MetaI polish; noninflam, brilliant. NTL SANITATION CO, 231 Ind. Ave. HAVE us estimate your wants in lumber, mill work, paint, roofing, insulation, etc. BRANNUM-KEENE LUMBER CO, Ir. 1104. WE BUY SELL. TRADE. REPAIR AND REBUILD OIL STOVES OF ALL MAKES WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER. THOMAS REPAIR CO. 4450 BALTIMORE. HU. 3507 RENEWED ceiling fan, good as new. attracvite price. Meier Electric & Machine Cos. 3525 E. Washington. Ir. 1517. WASHING MACHINE PARTS & SERVICE. Wringer rolls $1.85 and up EASY parts new and used. 2605 E. Wash. Ch. 0852 Water pump, factory rebuilt, completely] automatic. $25. S3O. Meier Electric & Machine Cos. 3525 g. Washington. Ir. 1151. CHILDENS patent leather low cuts, 75 cents per. while they last. BIG FOUR UNCLAIMED FREIGHT STATION, corner Capitol and South St.

MERCHANDISE 34 Miscellaneous For Sale FIXTURES WILL RENT ALL KINDS REASONABLE FOR THE FAIR KINGS INDIANA BILLIARD DR- 3578 1631 SOUTHEASTERN DR 5826 VARIOUS sizes used awnings and flags, priced to sell. Hoosier Tarpaulin and Canvas Goods Cos. New Tin Sheets Size 21x28; $5 per box of 112 sheets, comrs. red blue and green, suitable for siding and roofs, garages and barns. Hoosier Tarpaulin and Canvas Goods Cos. Tents All sizes an? styles of tents, at reduced prices, while’ they last. Hoosier Tarpaulin and Canvas Goods Cos. Canvas Truck Covers Size 12x15 truck covers. $4.75 All other sizes of waterproof covers in stock at lowest prices. No waiting. HOOSIER TARPAULIN AND CANVAS GOODS CO 1302 W. Washington St. —FISHING TACKLE— Bargains In unredeemed steel and bamboo rods and high-grade reels, etc, values to S2O. priced at 49c up. SACKS BROS.’ LOAN CO. TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS 35 Household Goods BREAKFAST SET- Italian carved dining rm. and oedrm, twin beds, linen Frieze, living rm. rugs.: sac. 3710 N Meridian. BREAKFAST —Dining, overstuffed, bedrm. suite, rugs, etc. 2350 N. New Jersey. Ta. 5975. DINING SUITE—B-pc, good cond.; cheap quick sale. 1158 N. Holmes. Be. 4473. McDOUGALL ktchn. cabinet, porch chairs lib. table; other barg. 1402 Albany St, B. G. GREEN lacquer. 100-lb. ice box like new; bargain. 5116 College. Hu. 5357. FOR REFRIGERATORS All types and sizes, new and used. See our display. 2000 Northwestern Ave. Open 8 a. m. to 9 p. m. - Polar Ice and Fuel Cos. SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED ONFALL MAKES; CHEAP. WHITE CO, RI. 4755. FURNITURE, stoves, rugs, refrig, new, used; cash, credit. Barrett. 868 Virginia.

$1 Delivers n t e h ! ape* ELECTRIC WASHER j. est Washer 1932. COLONIAL FURNITURE CO.. Meridian at Maryland St.

-36 Radios, Musical Instruments DRUM OUTFITS Repossessed, $22.50, $35.00. $50.00. Terms. PEARSON PIANO CO.. 128 N. Pennsylvania St. Li. 5513. SOPRANI accordion; excellent condition. $97.50. Free lessons; easy terms. PEAR- _ SON PIANO CO.. 128 N. Penna. Li, 5513. MARTIN guitar and case; reg. $115; repossessed $62.50; easy terms. PEARSON PIANO CO . 128 N. Penna. Li. 5513. ECHOPHONE MIDGET $17.50 Grandfather's Clock radio 49.00 Crosley Classmate 22.50 Brunswick 9-tube combination 65.00 RADIO BARGAIN SHOP. 225 E. WASH AUTO RADIO—No down payment; 1 year to pay. Werking Radio Ser. Ir. 6229. 38 Store, Office Supplies UNDERWOOD No. 5; has had less than 6 months’ use. Li. 9470. 205 Mass. Typewriter Rental Agency ° a,y Per Month or s£.oo for 3 Months Any make of machine. Expert repair service on aU typewriters Woodstock 317 N. Penn. LI. 4712 TYPEWRITER CO. 39 Cash Coal Mart indlanapolla Retail Tarda. TON W. Va. lump or egg. fkd., $5.00 White Ash. Ip. or egg. fkd 4.25 UNION ICE & COAL CO. Dr. 4621. Dr. 4622. 40 Wanted to Trade WILL trade 6-rm. mod. bungalow at 2601 N._ Olnev for a farm nr, Indpls. Li. 0910. A B. white gas range like new for good coal_ cooking stove. Be. 4612-R. LAUNDRY work 7or goat milk or guar! perm, wave on gray hajr. Be 2621. eve $l5O DIAMOND RING—For good used car, sedan pref. or ?. Make offer. 807 Ft. Wayne. 41 Wanted to Buy Hall furniture CALL MR PIERCE R 1 3019 WHEN YOU ARE READY TO SELL YOUR GOODS We are me largest ouyers no aeilen jt used merchandise in the state WE PAY THE BEST PRICES C-A-S-H for OLD GOLD, GOLD TEETH WOLF SUSSMAN I NEED vour lurniture. if vou — are - ready to sell. Call Be. 1413-R. SELL ÜB—Your old gold and silver jewelry, dental bridges, gold watches, etc., and get a better price SACKS BROS. LOAN CO.. 308 Indiana avenue. 43 Horses, Cattle, Poultry PONY-SPOTTED. CHEAP IF SOLD THIS WEEK. 3903 ENGLISH. IR. 0043. 44 Wanted to Buy WANTED TO BUY PUPPIES. CHEAP. WRITE TIMES, BOX A-800. a¥TolmTirr^ 30 Aukos For Sale HUDSON-CHEAP FOR CASH! 118 E. PALMER. FORD ROADSTER—I92B with '3O wheels; $65: terms. 1139 N. 111. WILLYS 1930 Sport Coupe, $195 SACKS BROS. LOAN CO. 309 N. Capitol Avc. Li. 5994. FORD—I 929 Fordor sedan; a real buy at $155. C. O WARNOCK CO. 819 E Washington. JLi. 8396. YOUR choice of good used" trucks; convenient terms. GENERAL MOTORS USED TRUCK DEPT., 31 W. 13th St. H. SANDYB. Li. 7467. CHEVROLET, 1930, $l5O SACKS BROS LOAN CO. 309 N Capitol Are. _ Li. 5M4. ESSEX, 1928, SEDAN, $95 SACKS BROS LOAN CO 309 N. Capitol Ave. JJ. 5994

AUG. 8, 1932

AUTOMOTIVE 50 Autos For Sale FORdT 193iTtUD0R, $245 SACKS BROS LOAN CO PONTIAC. ’3l Sport Coune repossessed 7 pay 3 pavm ts down. bal. cont. Ch. 1486 - BUICK 1932 Sedan, Model 32-8-67. equipped with 6 wire wheels, attractively finished in olive green, driven less than 7.000 miles. A substantial saving on this smart, looking motor car. CENTRAL BUICK CO. | 120 W. NorthjSt. LI. IMS : Marmon’s Bargain Counter ; Marmon. 1927 sedan $ 95 nn Hudson. 1929 sedan 19.5 oo I Graham Paige. 1929 sedan. 615 195 on : Elcar, 1927 sedan 95 00 i Marmon 8. 1927 sedan 95 no ! Graham Paige. 610 sedan 150 no ! Chrysler. 1926 sedan soon I Roosevelt. 1930 sedan 174 no j Essex, 1926 coach 25 00 Small Dbtvn Payment. Balance Easy w MARMON USED CAR STORE Meridian at Eleventh. Ri 9309 PONTIAC ROADSTER, SIC SACKS BROS LOAN CO 309 N Capitol Ave Li 5994. SELL, RENT OR BUY REAL ESTATE through classified ads in The Time* Phone "ad-taker" Ri 5551 during business hours U ; 3 51 Trucks. Tractors. Trailers FORD, 1929- 114 truck chassis cab 7 FRANK HATFIELP CO 623 N. Capitol. Ri. 9326. 53 Accessories, Tires, Parts JOHN GUDEI.HOEFER WAGON CO IwiM repair or make new tops and eurtaina for vour 55 Autos Wanted WE NEED used cars, cash paid for any model or condition. SELIG AUTO CO, 19 S. EAST RI 7119. FINANCIAL Business Opportunities GOOD restaruant on E. lotn; low Drier: 24 hn_serv. 1552 E. loth. Ch.3574-M FOR SALE BY OWNER—2 dry cleaning establishments, out of town; also shoe _ repairing and hat block, dent. Ta 0270. IF YOU SEE a want ad that Interests vou answer it today the oDDortunitv mav !>• gone tomorrow SELL. RENT OR BUV REAL ESTATE through cla-ssifled ads in The Tlmea Phone "ad-taker’" Ri 5551 during business tinnrs Personal Property Loans ! HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION OF AMERICA 1 sth Fl. Merchants Bank Bldg. RI lev 2.479. 4th Fl. Krcsge Bldg. RI ley 7508. COMMONWEALTH LOAN CO. REDUCED RATES 200 Roosevelt Bldg 205 Odd Fellow Bldg LI ncoln 291 LI ncoln 84">8. Reduce Your Payments WE MAKE LOANS AUTO OR FURNITURE *25 TO S3OO BUCKEYE FINANCE COMPANY loans On Furniture LOWEST MB 2?°city2# Same Rate on All Balances Indpls. Public Welfare Loan 130 OCCIDENTAL BLDG RI 3587 / —in - > LOANS S3OO or LESS QUICK-CONFIDENTIAL Household Loans. *3OO or less to husbands and wives at reasonable rates II vou are keening house and can make regular monthly oavments. vou have all the security needed for a Household Loan. Strictlv confidential Husband and wife only need sign. No endorsers. Twenty months to repay Quick service. HOUSEHOLD finance nwuotnULU CORPORATION of America sth Fl. Merchants Bk. Bldg. Rl 2579 4th Fl Kresge Bldg Ri. 7508 1 FRIENDLY LOANS Quick confidential service at a low coat. Small monthly payments. PERSONAL FINANCE CO. 34 S. Pennsylvania St Century Bldg. _ Phonr Riley 53.54. QuiCi 4^ I AUTOMOBILE Loans HOME FINANCE CO 205 MEDICAL ARTS BLDG. CORNER PENN AND MICH RI PLENTY C w E"REE PARKING SPACE Automobile Loans WUICK Service Free Parking 308 Indiana Ave. Cl 5994 j SACKS BROS AUTO ROAN CA C*r. New York and Indiana AUTO LOANS i *2/ 0/ HALF I /A/O legal • “ RATE If oaid when due. It not regular legal rate will orevail until maturity Lincoln Auto Loan Cos. 8 S. Capitol Ave. RI 1321 >. HUSSfKV ft to A Loan ON CHIEWELRY CO. 203 E Wash. LI, 8603 AUTO LOANS CASH AT 20 Months 1 ONCE to Pay Ilf ID CAR LOAN <Q J 42 N. Illinois SL LI n? 00 Corner Illinois and Vermont Bt*

AUTO LOANS D/4%Ta l l° e ai LET US REr/HAMCE VOUQ CA* HcomsAy n t PN IVI corp. 1030 N.MERIDIAN ST-