Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 125, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 October 1932 — Page 10

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ASKS STATE AID IN PURCHASING TO FEED NEEDY Prison Board Chairman Urges Indiana Board Do Buying of Poor Supplies. John L. Moorman, Knox, veteran chairman of the Indiana state prison board of trustees, is in the city today to unfold a plan for state action on poor relief which he asserts will "save thousands of dollars to taxpayers in local communities.” Moorman's plan is to have the state purchasing board buy food supplies for those townships desiring to take advantage of the wholesale price saving thus made possible. He is chairman of the state purchasing board and said he already had discussed feasibility of the plan with Walter Rymn, state purchasing agent, and obtained his approval. Moorman will lay the matter before Governor Harry G. Leslie for final action he said. Origin of the idea came through his son, John D. Moorman, Michigan City, who is a member of the committee of nine appointed by R. C. Fedder, Michigan township trustee, to administer the commissary in Michigan City this winter. “They have a genuine poor relief problem in Michigan City,” the elder Moorman explained. “There are 2,000 families that must be fed, clothed and kept warm this winter. That means a tremendous drain on the taxpayers.” "The committee of which my son is a member has taken over the Chamber of Commerce for the commissary. Arrangements have been made with the Michigan City clearing house association to cash township warrants so that money will be available for purchase of supplies. “We feel that this money could be more judiciously spent if purchases were made through the state purchasing board. Michigan City, or any other city or town, could send in a statement of their needs, just as do all state institutions for which we buy supplies. “The board would then advertise for bids and let the contract to the low bidder, the supplies to be sent to the city freight paid. There plenty of local help will be available for its distribution. “Only persons not benefited by such a plan will be those retail grocers who are living from sales made to township trustees for poor relief. But at this time the pood of the many can not be sacrificed for the benefit of the few. It might be that some of these small grocers would be put out of business, but that is better than forcing taxpayers to sell their homes to finance poor relief.” Moorman predicted- that a saving of one-third in poor relief costs can be made under his plan. MRS. M. D. FERGER IS DEAD: JLL TWO YEARS 85-Year-Okl City Woman Was Widow of Hour Company Founder. Mrs. Minnie D. Ferger, 85, died Monday in her home, 2134 North Meridian street. She had been ill two years. She was born in Cincinnati, and went to Lawrenceburg with her parents when she was a child. She married Charles Ferger Sr. when she was 17, and came to In-, dianapolis. Mr. Ferger, who died several years ago, was founder of the Charles Ferger Flour Company. Mrs. Ferger was a member of Zion Evangelical Lutheran church. Funeral arrangements have not been announced. I. A. C. APPEALS TAX Claim Is Made Institution Is Gymnastic Schol, Therefore Exempt. Appeal for tax exemption has been taken to the state tax board by the Indianapolis Athletic Club on the grounds that it really is a school of athletic and gymnastic instruction, and, therefore, should not be taxed, since schools are not subject to taxation in this state.

Contract Bridge

BY \V. E. MRENNEY Secretary American Bridge League THE Individual Masters' Tournament vividly brought home the fact that the one over one system is destined to become the standardize 1 system of contract bridge bidding. In this tournament, where twen-ty-five of the master contract players of the country competed for individual honors, practically no other system than the one over one in its entirety was used. It is true that other systems employ the one bid from which this system gets its name, but experienced tournament players realize the many advantages this system has tb offer. One of the points where it differs from other systems is that to open the bidding first or second hand you definitely must have a rebid. In thirci position, a player is allowed to use his judgment in opening the bidding—it may be with an extremely weak hand or with a strong one. A fourth hand bid requires about two and one-half quick tricks and support for the majors. The following unusually interesting hand was played in the first

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TUESDAY —6:45 P. M KVW (1020)—Chanda. CBB—Crime Club. WJR <750t —Day Dreamers. CBS—Oeorgle Price. WBBM (770) —Brooks and p v NBC—The Goldbergs to Ross . WEAF. NBC Ed Wynn and t>and to NBC—Bodero and concert NBC—Red and Ramona to WEAF I orchestra to WJZ. WJZ. WENR (870)-Mart revue. ; WMAQ (870)—Dan and —7 P. M.— NBC—Friendship Town to Sylvia. CBS-Lvman and orchestra: WJZ. NBC—Jack Dennys orchessports P. M.— , tra to WEAF. NBC Julia Sanderson: KYW (1020)—Mauptn's or- —10:30 P. M Frank Crumit to TVEAF. chestra. 'vvw HOtSt—rantnn nrchesWGN (7201 —Lights and CBS-J. C Flippen: mixed K T™ ,1020 ’- Canton orches - WJR d< (750 1 —Oolden Tower WGN™72of— C ‘ lsham Jones orche *’ N !rS?to WJZ V ° Ur * 0V ’ .NBC— Dance hour to WEAF. W r ° h N „ tr ' 72o, - McC ° y * ° r ‘ ernment t wj/. —9 p. m.— WMAQ iß7oi—Padded Fis's. _' ’ / NBC—The Country Doctor —10:45 P. M.— CBS— Edwin C. Hill. to wjz _ . . . . WMAQ 1870) —Jingie Joe. 10 "1% .# P M _ CBS-Redman s orchestra. WSM (650i—Chandu. *’ „ ' M WMAQ (670-Dance prop M WGN (720)—With the Mast-, gram. Luther - N S?^ Tun * Detective to KYW (10201—Master's orLoo - ■ xbl< wimn. WJ(£. rhputpr WBBM 7701 Dance or- WMAQ (670)-Concert or- tBS-Stern's orchestra. 4BC—President Hoover Cam-j CheßU _V w PM _ W ? h trr' _CUmmi °' S ° f ' W^ S ? 75 8 0^^.r^ c F hes- t ,1020,-Master's or- Whiteman and NBC - Dr. Bundesen to WJZ. CB S —Charles Carlile. NBC—Lee Rhythm band to WMAQ (670)—The Busy WBBM (770)—Miles' orches-l WJZ. Bees. tea- —11:.(0 P. M.— —7:15 P. M.— WGN < 720) -- Tomorrow’s DBS—Arnheim's orchestra. Tribune: Headlines. NBC—New Yorker orchestra KYW e 10201 The boys NBC- Sketch. Batter Up” to to WEAF. „Xi lar w t ', , -r. . „ u. WJZ WGN (720) —Trumbauer's or-CBS-Musical Fast Freight. 9.45 p chestra. NBC—Pat Barnes, to WJZ. CBS-Mvrt & Marge. NBC—Diamond orchestra to —8 P. M.— NBC —Jane Froman and: WJZ. band to WJZ. —11:45 P. M.— KYW (1020) Thumb-Nail WGN (720)—Dance program drama: dance orchestra. mi. 01. , 3 orc ij estras> C |wikre t t ? s r orch T est. K orThc7tT~ SP ° rtS: N * WB: ' ~ 12 Midni * ht ~ 32P M J 70 'i- H, . rrlet S rUise - CBS-Barlow and Columbia K Y^ c) ' 1020, - Canton or - NBC- Ben Bernie and or- svmnhonv chestra. chestra to WEAF. NBC - Dream Singer to ,WBBM <<™)-Around the NBC Musical memories. Ed- WEAF 8 Town. gar Guest, poet, to WJZ. won i720)-Trumbauer's or-' W S„,!™ , “ C ° lle!!e Inn pm chestra: Dream Ship 1 orenesira. NBC—Amos ’n’ Andy to: —13:30 A. M.— CBS—Threads of Happiness. WSM, WMAQ, WENR. [NBC—Master’s orchestra.

WFBM (1200) Indianapolis Indianapolis Power and Light Company TUESDAY P, M. s:3o—Skippy (CBS). s:4s—Keenan and Phillips (CBS'. 6.oo—Better Business Bureau talk. 6:ls—Noble Sissle orchestra (CBSI. 6:4s—Democratic county committee. 6:so—Earl Gordon piariolog. 7:oo—Abe Lyman's band iCBS). 7:15 Edwin C. Hill (CBS). 7:3o—Republican broadcast (CBS). 8 30—Republican state committee. B:3s—Deutsches Liederstuendchen. 9:oo—Jay C. Flippen-cies (CBS). o:3o—Charles Carlile (CBS). 9:4s—Myrt and Marge (CBS). 10:00—Columbia symphony (CBS). 10:30—The Columnist. 10:45—Isham Jones orchestra (CBS). 11:00—Dance orchestra. 11:30—Gus Arnheim orchestra (CBS). 12:00 Midnight—Sign off. WKBF (1400) Indianapolis (Indianapolis Broadcasting. Inc.) —TUESDAY— P M. 4:o—Vesper Organlogue. 4:45- News flashes. s:oo—Harry Baswn. s:ls—The Careless Family. s:3o—Dinner melodies. 6:oo—Lost and Found. 6:ls—Health talk. 6:2s—Democratic County committee. 6:30 Automobile Row. 6:4s—Dinner dances. 7:OO—A Song a Minute. 7:ls—Sport’s Spotlight. 7:3o—Russ-Dol-Rav trio. 7 45—Golden melodies. B:oo—Orchestra. B:ls—The Hoofers. B:3o—Republican County committee. 9:OO—A Song a Minute. 9:ls—The Jewel Box. 9:3o—Among the Classics. 9:45—M00d Indigo. 10:00—Connie's orchestra. 10:30—Sign off. WLW (700) Cincinnati —TUESDAY— P. M. 4:00 —Frigidaire program (NBC). 4:ls—Tangee Musical dreams. 4:3o—The Singing Lady (NBC). 4:4s—Doctors of Melody. s:oo—Dog Talk. 5:15—01d Man Sunshine (Ford Rush). s:3o—Bob' Newhall. s:4s—Lowell Thomas (NBC). 6:oo—Amos ’n’ Andy (NBC). 6:15—T0 be announced. 6:3o—“Chandu," the Magician (E. TANARUS.) 6:4s—Cadets. 7:00 —Kruschen Profiles. 7:ls—The Puddle Family. 7:4s—Josef Cherniavsky's orchestra. B:oo—Great Composers concert. B:3o—Friendship Town (NBC). 9:oo—Tales of Terror. 9:30—T0 be announced. 10:30—Henry Thies orchestra. 11:00—Moon river. 11:30—Orchestra. 12:00—Sign off.

Fishing the Air

Asa result of the success of their first “song fest,” and in response to numerous requests, Julia Sanderson and Frank Crumit will present another program of this type during the program over WTAM and an NBC network, Tuesday at 7 p. m. “High Blood Pressure” will be the subject of Or. Herman Bundesen's talk in the Adventures in Health series Tuesday at 7:30 p. m., over WLW and an NBC network. An Old Time Song contest, sponsored by Abby Quimby as a means of filling the community chest for the poor, will be heard during the Friendship Town broadcast of Tuesday at 8:30 p. m., over WLW and an NBC network. “The Case of Slippery Starbuck,” telling of his sensational break while on the way to Sing Sing, will be dramatized during the

table was South pass, West pass, North one diamond, East one heart. South passed—even though he held two aces—due to the fact that his partner had made a third hand bid, which might be very weak. West passed. North then bid two clubs. The shoving of a second suit assured South that partner held a real hand. East passed and South then bid two spades, which North carried to four. The Play The opening lead in every was the four of hearts, which was won by South, the declarer, with the ace. He immediately led the ten of clubs and here is where the interesting point came in. If East wins the first club trick with the king, there is no possible way of stopping the declarer from making six odd. Some ployers made the mistake of taking the king of clubs. Where East refused to take the king of clubs, it takes skillful play on the part of the declarer to make six odd. The hand must be played as follows: The ace of diamonds and then the king of diamonds in dummy must be cashed. The ace and king of trump are led from dummy and the declarer gets a fortunate break when the queen and jack fall from the East hand. His next play is a small diamond. East shows out, dropping a heart, and the declarer trumps and then leads the three of hearts, trumping in dummy with the 4en of spades. A small diamond then is returned and trumped by declarer with the eight of spades. He leads the nine of soades, picking up West's seven, discarding the jack of clubs from dummy. East 'now must drop the ten of hearts. Declarer then lpads the seven of clubs, winning in dummy with the ace. He leads the ten of diamonds and East is forced to discard his king of hearts to win his only trick with the king of clubs. (Copyright. 1933, nea Service, Inc.)

program over WFBM and an NBC network Tuesday at 9 p. m. HIGH SPOTS OF TUESDAY NIGHT’S * PROGRAM 6:4s—Columbia—Georgie Price and Kreuger’s orchestra. 7:3O—NBC (WEAF)—President Hoover campaign speech. NBC (WJZ)—Adventures in Health “High Blood Pressure.” 8:00—NBC (WEAF)—Ben Bernie’s orchestra. Columbia—The Street Singer and Shilkret’s orchestra. NBC (WJZ).—Musical Memories with Edgar Guest. B:3o—Columbia—Crime Club—- “ Twelve Coins of Confucius.” NBC (WJZ)—Friendship Town. NBC (WEAF)—Ed Wynn and orchestra. 9:OO—NBC (WEAF) —Police drama. 10:00—^Columbia —Howard Barlow and Columbia symphony. 11:00—NBC I WEAF)—PauI Whiteman and orchestra. Selections from “Scenes Enfantines,” by the Russian composer, Georges Conus, will be featured by Cesare Sodero and the NBC concert orchestra over WENR and an NBC network Tuesday at 10:45 p. m. The overture to the Massenet opera. Phedre,” will be the outstanding contribution to the concert by the Columbia symphony orchestra to be broadcast under the direction of Howard Barlow. Tuesday from 10 to 10:30. over WFBM and the Columbia chain. ASKS $15,000 FOR HURTS City Woman, Two Men Named Defendants in Court Action. Suit for $15,000 damages for persona] injuries received in an automobile accident, was filed against Miss Clara B. Lykins of Sixtyseventh and Ferguson streets, and two other defendants in superior court one Monday. Edna W. Caldwell, plaintiff, alleges she was injured when an automobile in which she was riding was struck by a car driven by Miss Lykins, Sept. 2, at Washington boulevard and Forty-eighth street. John O’Keefe, 1920 Adams street, and Fred White, 230 South Pennsylvania street, owned the car, according to the suit.

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Terf* (10%) percent DISCOUNT for CASH ADS. Ten (10%) Per Cent Discount for Charge Ads if Bill is paid within Seven Days after receipt. Addresses Count as two words. Telephone numbers count as one word. Minimum ad accepted Is 10 words. The Times reserves the right to reject or classify properly all advertisements submitted. Notice of typographical errors must be given in time for correction before the second insertion as The Times is responsible for only ONE INCORRECT insertion. Cancellations and complaints must be phoned to the Want Ad department between the hours of 8 a. m. and 5:30 p. m. ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 Death Notices DIFFY. MARY L.—Age 23 years, daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. Josepn Duffv, aied Sunday 1 , Oct. 2, at the residence, 929 North Pershing avenue. Funeral Wednesday, Oct. 5. 8:30 a. m. at the residence, 9 a. m. St. Anthony’s church. Burial Holy Cross cerpetery. Friends invited. GEO. W, USHER IN CHARGE. Dl'FbY, JOHN—Father of Miss Delia Duffv. Mrs. Nona Brennan. Ted Duffv of this citv and John J. Dulfv-of Brownstown, brother of Miss Kate and William Duffv of Chicago. 111., passed away Monday, Oct. 3. Funeral Thursday. Oct. 6 from the residence. 2711 East North St., at 8:30 a. m. Services St. Philip Nen church. 9 a. m. Burial Hoiv Cross cemetery. Friends invited. FERGER, MINNIE D. —Beloved wife of M T Charles Ferger and mother of Mrs. John Weinman and Ed. O. D.. Gus and Harry Ferger and Miss Lillian Ferger. and Mrs. Lena Haspel. passed away at her home, 2134 N. Meridian St.. Monday evening. Friends mav call at the residence. Private service Thursday. 2 p. m. at the residence. KEILEY. MRS. JANE (nee O’LEARY) Wife of D. F. Kelley, mother of Albert, Leo and Raymond Kelley, sister of Mrs. Harrv McMahon and Nora Connellv. died in Chicago Saturday evening. Funeral Wednesday. Oct. 5 8:30 at the J J. BLACKWELL & SON FUNERAL PARLORS. Services St. Patricks church. 9 a. m. L. A. A. O. H. meet for prayer Tuesday. 8 p, m. Friends invited. KIRK, LEONARD W. — Age 9. beloved little son of Leonard A. and LaVon Kirk, passed awav at the home. 59 N. Kealine ave. Monday. Oct. 3. 1932. Funeral Wednesday. Oct. 5. 2 n. m. at above address. Burial Memorial Park. 2 Cards. In Memoriamp BURDETTE—In loving memory of my dear mother MARY BURDETTE, who passed awav Oct. 4. 1928, four years ago today. The rolling stream of time flows on. But still the vacant chair. Recalls the love, the voice, the smile. Os Mother who once sat there. A loving mother, so tfue, so kind. No friend on earth like her I find For all she did her best. Mav God grant her eternal rest. Sadly missed by her loving daughter. ■MYRTLE.

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N... 1409—2. 3 or 4-room apartment; reasonable, steam heat; hot water. CENTRAL. 1960—1 room, kitchenette, everything furnished; private entrance. HA--3513-M. EUCLID, N'., 109—Steam-heated apartment; nicely furnished; gtirage; private; reasonable; also sleeping room. IR-0392. ILLINOIS, N„ 2339—2, 3 rooms, $5.50, $6.50, hardwood floors, overstuffed. laundry. ILLINOIS, N., 3646—Couple, share comfortable home with congenial couple. TALEXington AVE.—Nicely furnished rooms for housekeeping; private entrance. DR--5445-J. McCARTY, E., 61—Furnished rooms for housekeeping. $2 and up. MEREDITH, 2917—2-room modern apartment; lower; utilities furnished; garage. DR-5729. NEW JERSEY. N.. 1127—Attractive, room, kitchenette, overstuffed, conveniences, utilities, reasonable. NEW JERSEY. N.. 741—2 connecting rms„ sink in kitchen; private entrance; $4.50. LI-9315. OHIO. 540 E.—One nice front room, $2.50 week; others $1.50 up; garage. OLIVE, 1154—2 or 3 rooms, front, overstuffed; down; private entrance; sink. OLNEY. N„ 1015—Couple share modern private home; with widow. CH-1464-M. ORANGE, 222—2 or 3 well furnished rooms: good heat; garage. DR-2894-W. PENNSYLVANIA. N.. 2107—3 clean furnished front rooms; sink, good heat. downstairs. SHERIDAN AVE.. N.. 63—2 nicely light furnished housekeeping rooms: reasonable. IR-5425. TALBOT, N., 2133 —2 furnished rooms for housekeeping; kitchen privileges; $5. TA--3575. WOODRUFF, 544, MIDDLE DRIVE—One small apartment; everything furnished. Adults. 9TH., E., 616—1 and 2 rooms, completely furnished, clean; private entrance. LI--2788; 31ST. W.. 1057—2 rooms, everything furnished, newly decorated, garage, $5. TA-2551. LOVELY WOODRUFF —2 warm rooms; furnished complete: near Tech. CH-4108. 19 Room)) with Board $3.50 —2219 E. New York; room, board, laundry. Widow’s home. Ch. 4634-W. s672s—lllinois, N„ 3251—Unusual, 2 rooms, furnished; utilities; private entrance; sleeping room; $3. CENTRAL, 1418—Pleasant room, good heat; excellent meals; reasonable. RI--6843. CENTRAL, 2130—Front rooms: nicely furnished: each $4.50. $5.50 double. TA-0534. GALE, N„ 1105—Pleasant warm room; excellent meals; laundry; car line. GLADSTONE, N.. 19—Room and board; for 2; garage free; $5 each. IR-3689. JEFFERSON. N., 325 —Young girl roommate. good meals; home privileges. CH--0685-J. MERIDIAN, NORTH, 1515—Nice room, running water, excellent meals, private home, garage; $6.75. PLEASANT. 1529 —Room, board, laundry $8; two for sls; furnace. TALBOT. N., 2144—55 single, $9 double; constant hot water, steam heat; excellent meals. HA-3908-J. TALBOT, N., 2144—Steam-heated room in apartment; 2 jolly young, men or girls, with meals, $4.50 each. Single room, $5. HA-3908-J. 21 Unfurnished Apartments S27.SO—COLLEGE. 1226—3-room apartment, newly decorated; A-l condition. RI. 2856, ASHLAND, 1214—4 rooms, modern; heat and garage: reasonable. RI-2636. ASHLAND. 1731—4-room modern apartment. utilities furnished, garage optional. S3O. HE-2905. CAPITOL. N.. 2851—5 rooms, southwest exposure; heat, water, garage. TA-2530. CENTRAL, 1121—Very pleasant 4 or 5-room apt., good heat, hot water, reduced; children welcome. COLLEGE. 2414—4 rooms modern. Frigidaire, warm, garage, heat, water furnished. He-2064. COLLEGE. 1411 —Lower duplex; 5 rooms; modern; heat, water furnished; $27.50. RI-5976. ILLINOIS, N., 3145 Beautiful bedroom apartments, $52.50. MADISON, 1025—Best equipped apartment South; Domestic Science kitchen, Frigidaire. NEW JERSEY. 2453 N.—3 rooms, bath, kitchenette, range, heat, water, garage; $25. TA-3751. NEW JERSEY, 522 N—4 or 5 rooms: modern; newly decorated; heat, water. RI--7934. NEW JERSEY. N.. 2450—5-room apartment, reduced rent, garage. WHITTIER PLACE. 49—Four large rooms, sunroom. east, southwest exposure, private porch. Kelvinator refrigeration. Must be seen to appreciate; S4O; garage optional. IR-5918. 11TH, W„ 42—Nicely decorated kitchenette apartment; gas. water and ice furnished, 523. Call Apartment No. 1. THE GRANT. 25TH, E., 652-54—Cozy 2. 3 rooms, kitchenette. bath; steam heat; private entrance: porches: utilities. Also 2522 Broadway: 5-room duplex; heat, water, garage. HE-2835. 3 ROOMS, bath: heat, light, gas; reasonable; Catholics preferred. LI-7274. _ 4 AND 5-ROOM modern apartments. S2O, $35. Inquire. 5018 E. Washington St. SMALL SIZE 4-RM. APT. Efficiency type; steam heat: close in. Investigate! Full information. At 901 N. East St. See custodian. INDIANAPOLIS RENTAL AGENCY We furnish free transportation to inspect furnished and unfurnished apts., dav or nite. No obligations. LI-5452. Eve. or Sun,, WA-4554 or 0433. COLORED—22O W. North; Laverne. 2 rms.. bath, heat turn., $4. HE-5858. 22 Unfurnished Houses slo—Colored. 1226 College: rear 5-room double, water paid. RI-2856. $12.50—1002 HIGH; 4-ROOM COTTAGE; GARAGE: WATER PAID; $12.50, $14 —DRAPER. 1341—5-room semi-modern; A-l condition: water paid: near school. good neighborhood. HU-4368. DR-3564-R. SIS—LEEDS AVE.. 339: 4-room double. kitchen freshly painted. Bargain. HA-1599 S2O—IRVINGTON—63 Whittier PL; 5 rooms modern, garage: easily heated. RI-1533. S2O—INGRAM. 1824 —6-room modern double, garage: 2 squares public school. $22.50—313 E. TENTH ST.’ 6-ROOM MODERN: GARAGE; GOOD CONDITION. $22.50 —Linwood. 739 East—4-room modern double, built-in features; garage. IR--6365. i

RENTALS 22 Unfurnished Houses s2B—3lst., W., 1241—4 rooms, modern, built-in features; garage; water. Open evenings. S3O, BANCROFT, 607 N.—South half 6 rooms modern, redecorated, fenced yard. CH-0698-J. ADAMS. 2046—6-room modern single; water paid; yard; garage; S2O. CH-3,02-M. ARROW, 1952—4-room semi-modern double, water, blinds, awnings furnished; sls. DRAHER ELECTRIC SHOP. BELLE VIEU PL.. N.. 282-4—6 rooms strictly modern, near Washington High, garage, S2O; water paid. BE-1576. Owner, TA-4161. BROOKSIDE PARKY. S. DR., 3547—5 rooms, bath, modern, facing Brookside park, garage, reduced. CH-1965-W. CAPITOL. N.. 3721—6-room modern double; A-l shape, garage, low rent. LI--7491. GREGORY & APPEL. INC. COLLEGE. 1621—6-room modern hardwood floors. Holland furnace, garage, water paid; $18.50, COLLEGE. 2618 —Modern. 7-room double, garage. In fine shape: $35. HE-2835. DEARBORN. N.. 542—6 rooms, modern, garage. Rent reduced. DEARBORN. N. 917—4-room modern double; hardwoods; water softener; garage. CH-4944, DENNY, N., 124—6-room modern double; garage; water paid. Reduced, $23. Near car. EDGEMONT AVE., 1354—5-room modern; garage; S2O, TA-2231. ENGLISH AVE.. 4709—Modern bungalow, 2bedrooms, garage; near school; $22.50. LI. 1588._ IR-4002, ENGLISH AVe7 2521—4 ‘rooms - modern, garage.* water paid; S2O; adults. TA--4504, TA-7163. EWING. 1121—4-room double, semi-mod-ern. garage, water paid; sl6. CH-7097. EXETER, 427—Bungalow. 5 rooms modern, floors refinished, garage. 525, BE-3675. GALE. N.. 1025—Double. 5 rooms, bath, furnace modern garage: now S2O, LI-8621. GALE, N., 1221—Two weeks rent free, 5room modern double with heatrola, garage, water paid, S2O; near E. 10th _ car I' ne - HU-7175. GRACELAND, 3930—Single 6 rooms, strictly modern; garage. Near school. S4O, WA-1354, HAMILTON. N.. 651—Near Tech. A-l bargain. 6-room modern double, redecorated. HU-3987. HARDING. N.. 3122—4-room modern double. fine yard, garage, water paid. Ll--7491, GREGORY & APPEL. INC. HOLMES, 46, S.—7-room modern single, garage. S2O; good condition. RI- 6441. LA SALLE N„ 558—4 ROOMS BREAKFAST NOOK. RENT REDUCED. M’PHEARSON 2832—Double. 5 rooms, bath. furnace, garage. Only $lB. LI-8621. MICHIGAN. E.. 1635—518, dandv 6 rooms modern. Opposite Tech, garage. CH-3340 NOWLAND AVE.. 1911—Facing Spades park. Double. 6 rooms, bath, furnace. no garage. Now S2O, LI-8621. OHIO, E.. 1424—6 rooms, strictly modern! A-l, garage, near Technical. DR-4583-M. OXFORD, N., 2014—4-room cottage, bath, A-l, garage, water paid; sl7, CH-7097. PARK AVE., 6470 —5-rm. modern bungalow in beautiful Warfleigh, tile bath, 2 nice large bedrooms, large living room fireplace. bkfst nk., painted walls. $40.00. HOOgIER FUNDING CORP., LX-7890. J. H. ALBERSHARDT. HU- 6124. PLEASANT, 1518—5-room cottage, strictly modern, good condition, garage. DR--4583-M. RADER, 3142 —Single; 7-room modern; hardwoods; breakfast room; $35. RI-7173. RANDOLPH, S., 1203—4 room double, thoroughly modern: garage. DR-5630. ROOSEVELT. 1918—5-room bungalow, semimodern, nice condition; sl4. RI-6441. 3530 Salem St.; mod., 2-car gar $45.00 4181 Guilford St.: mod.. 6 room 45.00 sl6 N. Hamilton: mod.. 5 r00m... 20.00 425 W. 39th; mod. 4-room 25.90 1210 Deloss: 4 rooms 8.00 1406 Deloss; 4 rooms 10.00 415 Dorman: 5 rooms 14.50 JENNINGS BROS. 28 S. 111. St. SPENCER AVENUE, 23—6-room modern double; breakfast room: fireplace; large closets; built-in features: full basement; laundry room; garage: 535. RI-5030. TALBOT. N.. 2018—4 bedroom modern double. Ist class condition, garage: $35. HA-3184-W. 11TH, E.. 2615—Single. 6 rooms, sunroom, work shop in rear: $35. CH-6416 17TH ST.. EAST. 717—6-room modern double. fine condition, close to College reduced rent, 18TH. W.. 1145—5 rooms: furnace, bath. _garage: $23. Key at 1131 or DR-1417. 23D, E., 905—Near Bellefontaine, 5 rooms, bath, furnace, no garage. Only sl7. LI-8621. 29TH ST., W.. 152—6-room semi-modern, sls. Wa. 3306, Ring 1. 31ST. W.. 1121—Reduced from S2B to $18! Call RI-6716. FREE rent. Oct. 1,, 4' rooms, sl2; water paid: desirable location: newly painted. 123 S. Arlington. IR-3516. ] STARKS Agency. Fountain Sq. DR-5746. Houses. Apts., furnished or unfurn. Southside locations. Transportation furn.

DOUBLE FOR RENT 518 E. 23rd St., $22 50; near school 45; high grade, newly decorated. HI-5994. COLORED —837 Roach: nice clean 6-room house: water furnished. WA-3440, COLORED—B 22 Edgemont: new semi-mod-ern: water paid; til. HU. 3995. COLORED—2BI7 Baltimore. 5 rooms, lights. garage: $6. RI-6441. COLORED—IIth. W.. 342-44—4-room double. lights, gas. water naid. $12.50. HA--4640-W. TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS 23 Furnished Apis, and Houses BELLEFONTAINE. 1310 bath; util. New York. 1623 W.: 5 rms., bath, gar., wa. paid: $6 wk, RI-7725. MERIDIAN. S., 2139 —Living room. 2 bedrooms. kitchen, private bath, entrance. Completely furnished; garage; utilities; reduced. 24 Suburban and Farms BETHEL AVE., 2407—7-room modern; large barn, garden space; reasonable. DR--2437-M, THREE rooms, garage and half acre. $8 month: 4 rooms, garage, chicken coop. 1 acre. sl2 month. IR-4297. 25 Business, Office and Desk Space COAL YARD WITH SWITCH AND SCALES. ONLY S2O MONTH. LI-5065. "real estateforsale" 27 Houses For Sale EAST SlDE—Frame 7jroom modern home, near schools, etc ; 6W:150 lot. 2 porches, fruit trees, shrubs, steam heat, sacrifice half appraisal value, only $3,100. Owner. 1029 Tecumseh Street. 27-a Real Estate* Auctions TOM VINNEDGE. Indiana's leading Real Estate Auctioneer. 2048 Central, TA-2992. 28 Sale Suburban Property A REAL BARGAIN. 2850 MADISON AVE. Small down payment, $33 per month buys this 5-room modern bungalow; reconditioned throughout; looks like new; hardwood floors in 2 rooms; new blinds, newly painted and papered; 2-car garage. Mr. Huse, RI-5341, HU-2016. The Union Trust Company. 29 Lots, Farms and Acreage READ THIS! Southern Decatur County, 15 acres, 2 acres timber, balance in crops Good log house, basement. 3 rooms down, large room in attic barn, deep well, good land, good fences. On new county road. Horse. 2 sets harness: wagon, buggy, disc, plow end all other farming tools. Jersev cow. 2 Jersey heifers, large sow and 2 shoats, 2 sheep. 100 chickens. 40 bushels com in crib. 120 egg incubator. All crops and all household goods for S7OO cash. BERT WILHELM. 2106 8. Emerson. IR-4297. 31 Wanted to Trade HOUSE—7 rooms. 3 lots. 4-room house, 1 lot, located Worthington. Ind., State Road 67. trade for property in Indianapolis. E. E. TAYLOR. 1306 feasant St. 'DR-$632

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 31 Wanted to Trade , WILL TRADE deed eauitv In modern home | north for acreage within 25 miles north I and assume some mortgage, give details. Box A359. MERCHANDISE 34 Miscellaneous For Sale i BABY BUGGY—Reed, practically new, i bargain. DR-6115-M | CYLINDER PRESS. Chase, size 19x24. S6O ; cash Call evenings. TA-2857. EXHAUST FANS—Alternating current, I motors, all sizes, cheap. LI-3827. | JUGS and bottles for cider, bottles for all home uses. Sagalowsky Bottle Cos.. 605 S. Capitol RI-7104. Jugs, Bottles, Stone Jars Bargain prices. We deliver West End Bottle Cos . 534 W, Pearl St LI-8085. KITCHEN CABINET—Trade in. $9.50 cash: like new. PEOPLES OUTFITTING CO. , Warehouse. 440 S. 111. St. MAYTAG WASHER—Good condition: girl'a bicycle: gas range SBS; electric sandwich toaster. Will sacrifice. CH-0889, after 6 o, m. MOTOR AND PUMP REPAIRS MEIER ELECTRIC AND MACHINE CO. 3525 E. Washington St. IR-1151. OUT OF PAWN Hamilton*. Illinois. Bunn Specials, Elgins. Walthams. 21 Jewels. Like new v* 17-Jewel Illinois and Hamil- QF tons SACKS BROS. LOAN CO. 308 Indiana Ave. QUILTS, brand new. hand-made, old-fash-ioned patterns, like grandmother used [ to make. 1945 Ruckle St, HE-4536. RAINCOATS -Women’s, men's and children. $3 BIG FOUR UNCLAIMED STATION. corner Capitol and South St. SCHOOL BOOKS, NEW. USED: CASH FOR USED ONES. CRAWFORDS DRUGS. 813 N. DELAWARE LI-1800. 34-b Auction Sales WEDNESDAY OCT. 5—9:30 A. M. 1501-3 MADISON AVE. Another good sale of extra good household goods of all kinds. Everything to furnish a home. Come! Buy bargains! J. P. Gribben Auction Storage * Russell Burkhardt. Auctioneer. 35 Household Goods BEDS (2), metal; De Luxe springs; fumed oak table, 6 chairs: walnut dresser, (2i stand tables, hall tree, electric washer. 100-lb. ice chest; very cheap. 4106 E. Washington St. IR-7870, BEDROOM SUITE, maple. $32; living room, pillow arm. $57; beautiful dining room, rugs. $22 50. 3710 N. Meridian. BY ADMINISTRATOR—HousehoId goods. 925 E. 11th. St., Tuesday, Oct. 4th 1 p. m. ELECTRIC IRONER—Excellent condition. 616 N. Oakland. CH-4792-M. _ FOR REFRIGERATORS All types and sizes, new and used. See our display. 2000 Northwestern Ave. Open S a. m. to 9 p. m. Polar Ice and Fuel Cos. FURNITURE—Stoves, rugs, refrigerators, new, used, cash, credit. Barret. 868 Va. ICE“ BOX. 200-lb., like new. $lO. ViolinT complete. $5. 3729 ShPlb.v St. 9x12 RUG—A real bargain; $1 cash. Peonies Outfitting Cos.. Warehouse, 440 S. 111. St. REFRIGERATORS—GeneraI Electric $l5O. almost new, guaranteed: easy terms. J. W. RICH RADIO, 1524 N. Illinois. RI--2876. 6-PIECE DINETTE SUITE Walnut veneered.. $29.50 cash. Peoples Outfittlng Cos., warehouse. 440 S. 111. St. STOVES—Bargain, real values all kinds of cooking and heating. HUB FURNITURE COMPANY, 414 East Washington St. LI-3190. STOVES —Hotblasts for sale, stoves and furnaces repaired. 622 E. Washington. RI-0369. STOVES" ALL KINDS OF COAL STOVES OIL BURNING HEATERS THAT WILL GIVE COMPLETE SATISFACTION CHARLES KOEHRING 880-882 VIRGINIA AVE. DR-1417. WASHING MACHINE parts and service; wringer roils J 2609 E. Wash. CH-0852.

1 Used Washer, $lO. 1 Demonstrator; like new, $29.95. 1 Washer and Ironer Thor Combination. $79.50, THOR SHOP 32 N. Delaware. , LI. 5386.

36 Radios, Musical Instruments BACON—Senorita banjo, pre-owned, $35; easy terms. PEARSON PIANO CO., 128 N. Penna. St. LI-5513. BATTERIES —New. guaranteed. $3.95 exchanged. batteries recharged. 35c. 805 Massachusetts Ave. DAY. NIGHT BERVICE *l, AERIALS $3.50, GUARANTEED, MATERIALS FURN. BAILEY & HACKLEMAN. LI-0618. "DAY” TA-3924—TA-1329 “NIGHT” Call these numbers for expert radio service. PIONEER RADIO SHOP. ~A RADIO TUBES. Numbers /||l_ 226, 227, 245. 201A. 112A. 235, ; 4iVJ 251. WE TEST TUBES FREE I J j of charge. Eighth Floor, L. S. Ayres & Cos. FREE testing and delivering of radio tubes, no charge for guaranteed service. CH--7244. NEW—Metal Boehm system clarinet in fine case, $18.50; terms. PEARSON PIANO CO., 128 N. Penna. St. LI-5513. PHILCO RADIOS Cut prices on new and used. $89.75 new set reduced $59.50; $5 down, no finance or interest charge. IR-0020 or call at 4101 E Michigan St. RADIO repair special. We test tubes, adjust set. check aerial and ground, sl. WERKING RADIO SALES. IR-6229. RADIO SERVICE—SOc. You tried the rest. Now trv the best. TA-6783. SAXOPHONE —Repossessed; standard makes. As low as S2O. Terms. PEARSON PIANO CO.. 128 N. Penn. St. LI--5513. Violins. *2O Values $9.75 School Special. Don’t pay what others ask. See us. THE HERMANN H. RINNE MUSIC CO. 229 N. Pennsylvania. Entire 4th floor. Elevator. 37 Furs, Wearing Apparel MAN'S CUT-A-WAY coat, morning trousers and vest. Ladies' cloth coat, heavily furred. One black silk coat. HU-3742 38 Store, Office Supplies TYPEWRITERS rented. *2.50 per mo.; *6 tor 3mo Woodstock 317 N Penn_L 4712 UNDERWOOD No. 5; has naa less than i months’ use Ll 9470 205 Mass 39 Cash Coal Mart Indianaoolis Retail , Yards. DRY WOOD —1,000 cords for fireplace or furnace. 3850 N. Illinois St WA-0826. FEDERAL COAL CO. NO WHEEL CHARGE W. Va. egg. clean fkd $4.75 W. Va. lump, clean fkd 5.00 UNION ICE AND COAL CO. DR-4621. DR-4622. NO WHEEL CHARGE W. VIRGINIA EGG—CIn. fkd *5.00 W. Virginia large ip., forked 5.25 Poca, No. 3 red asli, lge.. Ip 7.50 Coke, Citizens nut, $7.25; egg 7.75 FREDRICK COAL CO. Dr. 1792. Wa. 56a6. No Charge for Wheeling Pioneer Isk. Crk.. big blk $5.50 High Grade Coal at Reasonable Prices. Weaver Coal & lee Cos. 11l Leota St. Dr. 2201. ; W. VIRGINIA furnace eggs, 2x6 $5.00 Tip Top W. Va. Ig. Ip., cln. fkd...... 0.25 Isl. Crk. bg. blk >... 5.50 Poca.. No. 3, red ash, large lp 7.50 Citizens coke *7.25 and *7.75 Indpls. Ice & Fuel Cos. DR. 2400. Free wheeling. WOOD—Kindling, good dry fireplace wood, deliver. 138 Fulton St. RI-6870, j 40 Wanted to Trade EXCHANGE—House rent for house paintlng. Address Box A-258 Times. EXHAUST FAN—6O cvcle. guaranteed. *lO or what. Coonce Electric. BE-1071. GASOLINE RANGE—Dining suite for Coal Range, Baseburner. or Heatrola. WA--2713-2. GUN—I2-pauge Stevens double barrel. Homer, for 32 or 38 Colts, or S. W., or SB. 22 N. Richland Ave 41 Wanted to Boy Hall furniture CALL MR PIERCE Rl. 2019 WHEN YOU ARE READY TO SELL YOUR GOODS We ere (he largest buyers ano wileri of used merchandise in th# state WF pay THE BEST PRICE 9 HIGHEST CASH PRICES * For Shotguns. Rifles. Old Gold and Silver. Lincoln Jewelry & Loan Cos. -201 West Washington St.

.OCT* 4, 1932

I MERCHANDISE 41 Wanted to Buy SETJ, US—Your old gold End silver Jewelry, dental bridges, gold watches, etc., and get a better price. SACKS BROS. LOAN CO„ 308 Indiana avenue. WANT FURNITURE—4 to 6 rooms, alto odd Pieces Hlghest prices HU-7274. WANTED—Medium size Heatrola. Pay cash for bargain. CH-0889 WE PAY CASH FOR USED RADIOS KRUSE RADIO I>C LI-6466 __OPEN_ EVENINGS. 33 W OHIO. WE BUY OLD GOLD SELL YOUR OLD GOLD DIRECT Gold refiner. Highest prices paid for Jold teeth, bridges, crowns, discarded ewlerv. watches Cash paid. Bring to STANDARD GOLD REFINING CO. 423 LEMCKE BUILDING. Cor. Pennsylvania and Market Sts. LIVESTOCK 42 Dogs, Birds, Pets BEAGLE and pair of Walker Hounds; R months old. Ist house east of Evergreen Nursery Stop 6 road. ENGLISH BULL DOG—{km of Hefty’s Best? 2 ribbons, sacriflce, right party. 517 North Delaware St, 43 Horses, Cattle, Poultry WHITE LEGHORN and white rock, laving hens. Reasonable. HE-5858. FINANCIAL 44-a Securities WE buy and sell building and loan deposits. 415 Lemcke Bidg 45 Business Opportunities GROCERY with 5 living rooms; bargain, leaving city: by owner. LI-7253. ROOMING HOUSE—I6-room: two tile baths, sun narlors. steam heat. Individual privacy, $400; SIOO down. Terms. HE-3645. 46 Personal Property Loans LOANS 2% INDPLS. PUBLIC WELFARE LOAN 330 OCCIDENTAL BLDG. RI. 35D7, FRIENDLY LOANS Quick, confidential service at a low cost. Bmall monthly payment*. PERSONAL FINANCE CO. 34 S. Pennsylvania St. Century Bldg. Phone Riley $054. 48 Automobile Loans

WHY LOSE BBS" If you can’t meet your payments we will refinance your car . . . make the payments smaller . . . give vou additional cash . . . and longer time to pay. I E Quick. Confidential. Courteous Service LINCOLN AUTO LOAN CO. Plentv of Parking Space 8 So. Capitol Ave. RI-1321

yiinpij 1 ™ DON'T LOSE YOUR AUTO, I OTHERS PAID OFF. MORE MONEY ADVANCED. I • We make loans on ALL cars regardless of make \ or year. You can get MORE money on your car at jj 308 INDIANA AVE. RI. 5994.

CASHowjuaij Meridian Motor Sales ,620 N.MERIDIAN CO. Phone R 1.4931

__ AUTOMOTIVE 50 Autos For Sale W * LL or trade equity irT late model Fore Plymouth Coupe or Tudor. Call TOOi a EY aner 4 P ' m- R1 ' 8942 ’ MRBETTER VALUES—BETTER PRICES " Used Cars C. O. WARNOCK CO. 819 E. Washington St. LI-8396. GOOD Bargain's in Used Cars and Trucks! Easy terms. Liberal trades. Frank Hatfield Cos. 623 N, CapitoL RI. 932* t Today’s Special G M C. 2-tonu, very late model, 34x7 dual tires; 7x14 high stake body, *6OO. Many others. GENERAL MOTORS USED TRUCK DEPT. 31 W. 13th St. H. SANDYB. LX. 7467. SELL. RENT OR BUY REAL ESTATE through clas.-ifled ads in The Times. Phone ”ad-taker” Rl. 5551 during business hours. 51 Trucks, Tractors, Trailers FORD. 1931 Dump; dual tires in excellent condition. $250 31 W. 13th St. GENERAL MOTORS USED TRUCK DEPT. FOR SALE or trade 1930 1' 2 ton. short wheel base: Chev. truck, bed and rack. 1045 Reisner St, 52 Motorcycles and Bicycles MOTORCYCLE—"HarIey Davidson,” 1926 model, good condition. *SO. 701 S. Meridian St. 54 Automotive Services M OCTOBER SPECIAL—ALL FOR $1 Clean plugs, carburetor, test battery connections, check transmission, differential, ignition, paint and lights. Tighten rear and front wheels and body bolts, Stratmore Service Garage, 414 N. Noble. Mechanics C. R. Berry, J. T. Burgess. RI-0785. 55 Autos Wanted Will pay cash for your car or equity. I. WOLF AUTO CO. Ll 4518. 561 North Capitol, LEG A IS 57 Legal Bids and Proposals INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION Indianapolis. Indiana October 4, 1932 NOTICE TO BIDDERS ON OXYGEN • AND ACETYLENE Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-/ posa's will be received by the Indian&A State Highway Commission at the Commission's office, third floor. State House Annex. 102 North Senate Avenue, Indianapolis. Indiana until ten iIOOOi o'clock A M., October 14. 1932, for furnishing a years requirements of Oxygen and Acetylene. Proposal blanks and specifications are on file in the office of the State Highwav Commission where same may be obtained without cost, upon request. The right is reserved by the State Highway Commission to reject any or all bids, waive technicality as to procedure and to ■award on any combination of bids that In Its Judgment is most advantageous to the State of Indiana INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION J. J. BROWN. Director. , *