Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 278, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 March 1933 — Page 21

MARCH 31, 1033.

BILL TO MAKE 250,000 JOBS IS MADE LAW Reforestation Measure Is Signed by Rooseveit: Ponder Direct Relief. (Continued from Page One) enforcing a six-hour day and fiveday week in industry. Labor Secretary Frances Perkins met with leaders of organized labor today to obtain their views on other means of emergency relief and permanent stabilization of employment. Appropriation bv congress of a billion dollars for unemployment relief and inauguration of a huge public works program was recommended today to Secretary Perkins by William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor at the conference. I rge Big Works Program Green said a huge public works program ‘should be launched and inaugurated as quickly as possible.” Such a program, he said, should be supplemented by encouragement of self-liquidating projects, such as slum clearances, housing and construction of tunnels and bridges. The American Federation of Labor program also included adoption of a shorted working week, restoration of buying power through increased wages, unemployment insurance, home mortgage relief for wage earners and unemployed workers enactment of the child labor amendment to the constitution, and rigid enforcement of immigration laws. It recommended ‘‘national economic planning, directly aimed at the raising of standards of living,” and extension of federal credit to states and municipalities “to enable them to maintain their public schools.” Gives Statement of Facts As the conferees convened Miss Perkins submitted a “statement of facts" as to the unemployment situation. It said more than 4.000.000 families and 600.000 single persons were receiving public relief in certain sections of the country in which federal funds were available, and described the amount of relief for each family as “greatly inadequate.” It estimated approximately twothirds of all workers directly connected with various construction activities were jobless.

Fishing the Air

WFBM (12,'{()) Indianapolis (IndianapoUs Power and Li*, r ht Company) P M. ,KM,AV 5:30 SkIDDV ICBSt. ft t.i Polkadots. 6:oft Bohemians. 30 Del Coons orchestra iCBS). 6 4ft Brown Count v Revelers 7.00 Trade and Mark (CBS), fi lft Singin' Sam (CHS). 7 3ft— Robison and Bucksroos fi Oft—Havton's orchestra. 8 15—Transcription. 8 20— Marv Eastman tCRSi. fi 30—Inside storv tCBSi 9:oft—Columbia Revue iCBSt. 9 .30—Street Singer (CBS. 9:45- Mvrt Rnd Marge iCBS I . 10.00—Columbia svmnhonv (CBSi. 10:3ft—The columnist. 10:45—Louie Lowe orchestra 11 oft Ben Follack orchestra iCBSt. 11:15 Aton the Indiana roof 1! 4ft- Or.zie Nelson orchestra (CBS). 12:00 Midnight—Sign off. WKBF (1100) Indianapolis (Indianapolis Broadcasting. Inc.) FRIDAY P M. 4:oo—Twilight treasure hour. 4 30—Tea time tunes. 4:4s—News flashes. 5 00—Musical menu. ft Ift—Cecil and Sailv. ft 30—Aunt Dessa and Uncle Connte. ft.4s—Dinner melodies. 6 OO— Mvron R. Green, fi Ift—Harrv Bason. B 30—Recordings 6 4ft The sportslight. 7 00—Silent fi 00—The Old Pathfinder 8 Ift—Orchestra and baritone, fi 3ft— The voice of cottrage. 9 no—Happiness parade 9 Ift Booster melody bovs. 9 .30 Iraak Walton Lrague. 9 4ft Connie s orchestra 10:00 The Sunshine singer. 10 15 Morrer Brennan's orchestra. 10 3ft— PeSaut el lefts' orchestra. 11:00- Morrev Brennan s orchestra. 11:30 WKBF Night Club. 12 30—Sign ofT. WLW (700) Cincinnati FRIDAY P M. 4:oft—The low-down. 4 15—Billie Dnuscha. 4 .30—The singing ladv (NBC 4 4ft Little Orphan Annie (NBC ft 00—Old man sunshine (Ford Rush', ft 30—Ron Newhnl! ft 4ft—Lowell Thomas (NBC. 6 00—Amos n' Andv (NBCI. 6 15—Gene and Glenn fi 30—Chandu. the magician. 6 4ft—Detectives Black and Blue. 7 oo—Band Frank Simon conducting 7:30- Dr. Bundensen iNBC'. 7 4ft - Howard Thurston. fi no— “he ruddle family. fi t.ft— ertising-nunded America. fi 20—’. ■ RifT Brothers 8 30—Cotton Queen Minstrels with Hink and Dink. 9 00—Oack Bennv 'NBC'. 9 30—Unsolved mvsteries 10 oo—Jan Garber's dance orchestra 10 30—Biltmore hotel dance orchestra ■ NBC i 11 00—Cab Callowavs dance orchestra (NBC 1130—Fdgcwater Beach hotel dance < NBC ■ 12 00 Midnight—Henry Thies' dance orchestra. A M 12:1ft—.Tan Garber's dance orchestra. 12 45 Moon river. 1 00—Sign off

HIGH srOTS OF FRIDAY NIGHT'S PROGRAM. S:4S—NBC <WEAF' Minnevitch Harmonica Rascals. 6 30— NBC (WJZi—Charlie Chan, detective drama. B:oo—Columbia Havton's orchestra and Jane Froman. NBC—'WJZ)—First Nighter Drama NBC—(WFAF)—Tom Howard and others. S 30—Columbia—The Inside Story with Edward P Mulrooney. NBC (WJZ)—Phil Baker 9 00— NBC IWEAF'—Jack Benny. 9 30—Columbia —Sireet Singer. NBC WEAF--Richfield Country Club, golf lessons. 11.00— NBC WJZ)—Cotton Club orchestra. Duke Ellington.

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JUST A PAIR OF OLD SPRINGS—BUT THEY'LL PUT -DOLLY’ TO SLEEP

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It's just a pair of old springs from someone's discarded lounge, but down in the 700 block, Harris street they sing their dollies to sleep just as they do in the svelte apartments on the north side.

WORK TO HALT LOWELL AVENUE SEWER CAVE-INS Water and Gas Service Interrupted by City Activities. Sewer cave-ins from ten to eighteen feet in depth in Loweii avenue, between Bolton and Graham avenues, is providing work and worry for board of works employes and the city engineer’s staff. In the 5800 block Lowell avenue, there is one stretch of street 28 feet long and 24 feet wide which has sunk ten feet. The asphalt paving has held together and gas and water mains are suspended in air at several points. A leak in a water main which probably has been gradually washing away the earth beneath the pavement for five or six years, is held responsible for choking the sewer in front of 5823 Lowed avenue. By use of pumps, residents of the vicinity have been getting sewer service, but water and gas service will be intermittent until considerable work is done. Louis C. Brandt., works board member, is supervising the work of relieving conditions due to the cavein, and is being assisted by Ernest Frick, board secretary; Wilbur Winship street commissioner and M. G. Johnson, from the engineer’s office. RABBIT MALADY GROWS Disease Affecting Human Beings Is Reported on Increase. /{)/ T nited Press MADISON, Wis., March 31.—A sharp increase in tularemia last year was attributed to the increased use of wild rabbits for food. The increase from twenty-seven cases in 1931 to forty-two last year, and increase in deaths from one to four, were coincident with a spread in the disease from central and southern Wisconsin to the northern counties, the state board reported. DRESS SHOP TO OPEN Mrs. Marvin Weisman to Be in Charge at 108 Monument Circle. Formal opening of the Hollywood Dress Shop, 108 Monument Circle, English hotel block, will take olace Saturday. Copies of exclusive Hollywood, New York and Paris clothes will comprise the stock of the shop and will be sold at one price. $2.88. Mrs. Marvin Weisman is manager of the shop. DONKEY POLO POPULAR Introduced in New Mexico to Add Interest to Game. CLOVIS. N. M., March 31.—Donkey polo is a popular sport among civic clubs in this part of the state. It was introduced by the Lions Lions Club at Silver City, where members decided the game would be more interesting if burros were used for mounts instead of horses.

Radio Dial Twisters

—;l5 P M Cs 243’> BUCii Rogers. year I N'BC Male Trio to WEAF. N WJZ MUMC iS My Hobbv t 0 ' —6:30 P. M KYW 10G0'—Canton or- < chestra j] CBS Martin's orchestra and quartet. WBBM 770)- Dr Rudolph. , Star Theater to - —6 45 P. M CBS— Boake Carter, news. NBC The Goldbergs to WEAF. t —7 P. M.— |, CBS Trade and Mark. WBBM (770' —Coon's orchestra 1 NBC—Concert to WEAF < NBC—Phil Spitalny's orches- t tra to WJZ. WMAQ (670) Gallicchio ! ensemble. j —7; 15 P. M CBS—Smgin' Sam. I —7:30 P. M CBS—Carson Robinson and his Bucks roos. WBBM i 779 • —Charlie Hamp. NBC- Dr Herman Bundesen < to WJZ. • —7:45 P. M NBC—Thurston to WJZ. < —6 P. M.— CBS Jane Froman and Haytor. s orchestra 1 NBC Tom Howard. Jeannle Lang Salter s orchestra. 1 quartet to WEAF NBC—First Nighter to WJZ. < —6:15 P. M.— CBS Mary Eastman, male chorus and svmphonv \ \ft BBM (770* Mimad aui: C.irim s orchestra / WON '72ot —Dram f the' States. . / f -6:30 P and . KYW ,1030' orchestra CBS Edw lr JFHill. "The? Inside Su.v. NBC Reisman'a orchestra \ to WEAF. i

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Philip C. Nash Philip C. Nash, national director of the League of Nations Associations. Inc., will speak at the luncheon of the Indiana Council on International Relations Monday noon at the Lincoln. JUDGEPONDERS BOUNDARY WAR Decatur Residents Continue Battle to Prevent Annexation Step. Residents of Decatur township today continued their battle to prevent Perry township from annexing a strip of land on which is located a plant of the Indianapolis Power and Light Company. Argument on making permanent a restraining order against county commissioners to prevent the annexation was to continue through the afternoon before Superior Judge Joseph R. Williams. Counsel for Decatur township, Wymond Beckett. Emsley W. Johnson and Chester L. Zekield, contend that the petition seeking the change is invalid in that it does not comply with a state law requiring that residents and freeholders of both townships in an annexation proposal sign a petition. However. George Burkhart. Perry township attorney, contends that the two-township provision is a matter within the discretion of county commissioners, and, therefore, a petition signed by residents of only one of the townships involved is valid. Williams asked that briefs be submitted on the point. The townships have engaged in a lengthy controversy over boundaries. The prize is the $5,000,000 light and power plant for taxation purposes. NEVER MISSES A SUNDAY Perfect Attendance at Church Class 27 Years Claimed by Man. By l nitctt Press PITTSBURGH, March 31.—With the award of a bar pin to Fred J. Heil. Pittsburgh, for another year's perfect attendance at Sunday school, he may put forward a claim to an “All-American" attendance record. He has not missed a class for twenty-seven years.

—FRIDAY——B:3O P. M.— | NBC Shield s orchestra. Phil Baker to WJZ v —8:It) P. M.— I WBBM (770.—Dr. Copeland. —9 P. M CBS—Columbia Retue. NBC—Jack Dennv. Black* orchestra to tVEAF, WGN (7201 —Tenor: big leaguers NBC—Songs and orchestra to WJZ | WMAQ . 8701— Dr. Preston Bradlev. —9:t.ft P. M WBBM (7701—Jackie Heller. tenor. NBC—Vic and Sade to WJZ —9:30 P. M KDKA '9Boi- Bridge school. CBS—Street Singer. WBBM 'B7o.—Pollacks orchestra NBC—Jes' Neighbors to : WEAF. |WENR 870)—Studio: Libuse orchestra NBC—Romav Bailey and orchestra to WJZ WMAQ ■ 670, —Northern conI cert ' —9:45 P. M.— CBS—Piano team NBC—Professor Jack. Sara and Sassafras to WJZ WGN '7 29 —Dream ship. • CBS—Mvrt and Marge to WFBM. —lO P .M KDKA 980—Sports: news: Ballew s orchestra KYW 11020, —Sports: St Rocis orchestra. CBS—Nino Mar*:ni and Columbia simphonv NBC—LoDez orcheatra to WEAF WGN >72o.—Bridge Club; MilUean and Mulligan NBC —Sam Herman and Frank Banta to WJZ. NBC Amo* n' Ar.dv to WENH. WDAF WSM. WMAQ N'BC—Welcome Lewi* to WJZ. WMAQ ,670) Dan and Sylvia. |

And so Mary Lou Darbro, 3, of 719 Harris street, deft) and her playmate, Norma McKinistry, 6, saved these springs from the junk-heap so they could play “Mama” and have a big bed for dolly.

—10:30 P. M ■ KYW (10201—Canton orchesi tra. CBS—Lyman's orchestra. NBC—Sterns orchestra to WEAF WGN .7201—Wayne Kings > orchestra; Cummins orchestra • NBC—Lew White, organist ( to WJZ. WMAQ .670)—Dance proi gram .2‘j hours.. WSM (650)—Piano time. —10:45 P. M.— KMOX (1090.—Dance program (2 ! . hours). —ll P M KYW GO2O) —Canton orchestra. Pollack's orchestra. NBC—Dream Singer: Bestor's orchestra to WEAF. , WENR .8701—College Inn ori chestra. ' N’BC—Ellington's orchestra to WJZ WSM 16501—Pianist. —11:10 P. M WGN >72o.—Wavne King's orchestra. ( CBS—Nelson's orchestra. ,3BC —Fisher s orchestra to ! WEAF. WGN (720> Cummin’s. ; Kemp sand McCov's orchestras N'BC—Osborne s orchestra to WJZ. —11:45 P. M ' CBS—Kemp's orchestra. —l2 Midnight— KYW 1020'—Canton orchestra: Congress orchestra WBBM (770.—Around the Town. WDAF .610) Ntghthawk frohe. WENR (870) —Dance pro- > gram. -—l2:3a j%, M ■ WMAQ (670)—Bismark orI chestra.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

•FOGGIEST SPOT’ IS FOUND IN CALIFORNIA Humidity of 100 Per Cent Continues 24 Hours Every Day. By United Press SACRAMENTO. Cal., March 31. The foggiest “spot” in the world is in Sacramento. The spot is foggy twenty-four hours every day of the year, with a humidity rating of 100 per cent. It is a room in the material testing laboratory of the state division of highways, and the fog is made artificially by the state testing engineers. The perpetual fog is used to study the effect of moisture on concrete, samples of which are stored in the room.

ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 Death Notices FRY, NANCY ALMIRA—Mother of Mrs. Florence Butcher, Mrs. May Gaalema, Mrs. Albert Witte. Mrs. Carl Wilson, Clyde, Zeno. Charles. Carl and Fred Frv, passed away at her home. Twelfth arid Askren Sts.. Wednesday evening, aged 72 Funeral Saturday. 2 p. m., at residence, interment Memorial Park cemetery, in charge of MAX HERLICH At SON. MAYER, DR. FRED W.—Passed away Wednesday evening. Private services at the residence. 3845 N. Pennsylvania. Saturday. 2 p. m. Burial Crown Hill cemetery. Friends may call Friday from 2 till 4 and 7 to 9 p. m. ' MILES, GEORGE W.—Husband of Nanrev Miles, father of Stella Schott. Marion Miles. Mildred Farris. Gladys Fisher of Indianapolis. John Miles and Olive Dearmian of Miami. Fla.: Opal Miller of Chicago. passed a wav at St. Vincent's hospital. March 30. Friends mav see Mr. Miles anv time at FEENEY & FEENEY FUNERAL HOME. 2339 N. MERIDIAN. Short services at THE FUNERAL HOME Sunday 1 p. m. Funeral at the Centennial church. 6 miles northeast of Martinsville (one mile east off state Road 37i at 2:30 n. m. Burial Centenni.il cemetery. Friends invited. 1 NGFRICHT. ANNA MARIE John Ungericht, deceased, passed away at the home of her daughter. Mrs. S. H. Jones, Franklin, Ind. Funeral at the late home. 546 East Nineteenth St., IndianaDolis, Saturday afternoon. 2 p. m. Burial in Crown Hill. Friends may call any time. Please omit flowers. VICKERS. LUCY MAY—Beloved wife of Alvah H. Vickers, departed this life Friday, March 31. age 49 years. Funeral Mondav. April 3. at the MOORE &• KIRK FUNERAL. 2530 Station St. 10 a. m. Burial Memorial Park cemetery. Friends invited. 2 Cards. In Memoriams KENNEDY—In loving memory of our dear wife and mother. ANNA KENNEDY, who left us one year ago today. March 31 1932. And while she lies in peaceful sleep. Her memory we shall always keep. Sadlv missed by HUSBANDAND DAUGHTERS WASHBURN—In memory of KATHERINE L. WASHBURN, who died March 31. 1928. We mourn for her in silence. No eyes can see us weep. But. many a silent tear is shed While others are asleep. MOTHER. DADDY AND JIMMY. 3 Funeral Directors. Flonsts Experience Plus Friendly Service Johnson & Montgomery Funeral Home 1622 N. Meridian HA-1444 W. T. BLASFNGYtM Main office, 2226 Shelby Bt. Branch office, 1634 W. Morris. Dr 2570. FINN BROS. Funeral Home 1639 N. Meridian St. TA-1835. GRINSTEINER’S 522 E. Market RI. 5374 HISEY & TITUS 957 N. Delaware LI. 3828 J. C. WILSON 1239 Prospect Dr 0321-0322 4 Lost and Found

REWARD TO FINDERS LOST ARTICLES that have been advertised as lost In this column will receive two fiuest tickets To See “THE BIG CAGE” at APOLLO THEATER When yon have returned the article to its owner, ask him to call Miss Joe. RI 5551. at TIMES WANT AD HEADQUARTERS and say that you have returned the article and tickets will be mailed at once.

BRINDLE bulldog, strayed. Sunday, fiom 1740 Lambert St. Reward. COIN purse containing around Sl7 lost between Merid.an and Washington and Circle Tower Reward. TA-1885. FOX TERRIER lost brown, white name •skippv: ' child's pet. Reward. WA-1578. GLOVES —Brown kid, lost downtown on Penn St Call HA-4605-R. Reward. WRIST WATCH—Bovs Elgin, keaosak*. vicinity Warman. Michigan. 444 N. Warmar, 5 Personals. THROUGH the courtesy of the firms listed below, the correct' time will oe given by calling CH-6331 Brydon the Plumber will swap Harry Scarborough, expert electrician Acme Plumbing Shop electric well pump. good as new IR-5846 TRY JOHNSON'S LUNCH—I 26 W. Bouth St- Meal ticket.;: 2! meals S4. WILL locate anyone for anyone. 703 Inland Bldg _ RESULT oroducmg Times Want Ads Cost only 3 cents a word.

ANNOUNCEMENTS 5 Personals CUT-RATE Watch Repairing All Work Guaranteed ONE YEAR Round Crystals 14c Main Springs s Jewels Hi 1C Cleaning \J\J CHICAGO JEWELRY CO. 203 E. Washington St. DR. CHESTER MILLER “The Children's Dentist.'' 1107 Odd Fellow Bldg. JUST like MOTHER NATURE gave you. Parfa.r Plates. S3O Painless extraction $1 a tooth Expert, dependable dental service. Dr. W. J. Knieper, 1108'2 Shelby St. DR-6183. OVER 1.000 three-letter words, 25c. Will help win prizes. 4080 Boulevard Piace. RENT A MAYTAG $1 per week. Cal) Rl. 9441 Extension 372. L. 8 AYRES ft Cos. 6 Transportation MODERN TRAVELERS BUREAU Brevort Hotel. , L 2l .in. N Y. $11.30: Phila.. $10.35; Wash.. $lO, Balt.. $9.50; Pitts.. $5.40; Col.. $2 00; Dayton. $2; St. Louis. $3 35. Buses daily. BUSINESS SERVICE 7 Business Services BAND and orchestra instruments repairing; expert guar. work. PEARSON PIANO CO.. 128 N Penn. LI-5513 BOWERS fc WEDDLE SERVICE STATION General Auto Repairing. 52d and College. WA-5167. BRICK; Concrete work; remodeling hardwood floors: monthly payments. Reference. CH-1562-M. J CARBURETORS adjusted FREE. Body fender, general repairs. DOLL & MEHRING, 2409 N. Illinois st. TA-56D1. CHAIRS' made new by rebottoming in cane hickory or reed. BOARD OF INDUSTRIAL AID FOR BLIND. HA-0583, __ CURTAlNS—Blankets, 20c & 25c pair, laundry. Call. Deliver. Experienced. HE-3777. EXPERT REFRIGERATION ENGINEERS Servicing, installation, repairing all makes of machines: service at all hours. REFRIGERATION SERVICE CO.. 2038 N. Kov stone. CH-13 21. FURNlTUßE—Upholstering, reflnishing. repairing. guaranteed. Free estimates. H. E. GRAHAM. 1220 N. Alabama. LI--8169 PREWAR prices on hardwood floors and reflnishing. 506 W. 31st. TA-6799. REFINISH YOUR”FLOORS—Rent a Dreadnaught Sander bv hour or day. TA-4614. SUPER KLEAN SERVICE—RI-60061 Your home kleaned by experts; esti. free. Your rugs kleaned ‘-while you waii WINDOW SHADES CLEANED KEITH SHADE CO. RI-4995, 1348 N. Illinois. The Times Was the Onlv Indianapolis newspaper to gain in Want Ad lineage in 1932. 7-a Moving, Transfer, Storage

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RENTALS 17 Furnished Rooms 1 BROADWAY. 1626 Nicely furnished, well ventilated, hot water, good heat $2 50 ! _ week HE-5263. BROADWAY. 1415—Large front room. $6 50, 1 2 employed: every convenience, nicely furnished. LI-9546 i BROADWAY. 3334—Lovely room 1 or 2: private famiiv. instant hot water garage i -reasonable. TA-1138. CENTRAL, 1333—Attractive room. next i bath: private home, hot water heat. | porch. LI-7148. CENTRAL. 3319-Large front room, cross i ventilation: suitable for 2. meals optional. HA-2941 -M CENTRAL. 3044—Lovelv room, gentleman I preferred. Private Home, meals optional. garage 1 CENTRAL BUS—37OO North: attractive front room, hot water: privileges, garage. WA-1573. ! CENTRAL. 4250 -Large, nice'.v furnished room; new home, north, garage. HU--4576. DELAWARE. N . 2024—Nice attractive room; private bath; 1 or 2; very reasonabie. HA-4824-J. DELAWARE. N„ 3050—Very desirable room corftfortable home: private famiiv. Bus line. Reasonable HA-2781-W. DELAWARE. N 1825—Large front room, downstairs; steam heat; private; 53.50. Phone, bus line. DREXEL. N.. 818—Front room. 1 or 2 girls, private home; meals optional; reasonabie. IR-5713. ILLINOIS. N.. 1907—Unusual room: private entrance; lavatory, toilet; hot water: garage. Reasonable. ILLINOIS. N.. 624; Apt. 3—Nice room. S3; constant hot water, steam heat. RI-5669. ILLINOIS, 3746 N. —Attractive, desirable front room; adjoining bath; reasonable. HA-3825-M. ILLINOIS AT VERMONT—No. 2 Savov . S4 single: $5.50 double, extra large front. gentlemen. LI-8612. IRVINGTON—WeII furnished room, good heat: meals optional. On car line. IR--5023. KEYSTONE. 540 N.—Attractively furnished room for one or two. Reasonable. MASSACHUSETTS, 540—Steam heated, modern outside rooms. Simmons beds. running water. $3.50 up. MERIDIAN. N.. 1927—Large front. well furnished, private lavatory, suitable for 2: 53.50. HE-3422. MERIDIAN. 2428. N. Nicely furnished room for 2 men, $6.50 each. Phono, garage NEW JERSEY. N.. 226—Warm sleeping rooms; S2 week. y.sc a night; steam heat. NEW JERSEY, N.. 517—Strictly modern room, with Ucove; newly decorated. LI-9750. . NEW JERSEY. N . 3243—Desirable furnished room, next bath: adults family; $3. TA-5835. NEW JERSEY. ,1623 N.—Large room, refined private “home, privileges. Modern. Central car. NEW JERSEY. N . 418-2 sleeping rooms. modern, cloge in. _SJ. 50 A- $2. RI-2008. NEW YORK, E. 3604—Large room, 1 or 2 gentlemen, modern, private home. $3.50 week : IR-2787. NORTH—Business lady to share apartment. home privileges: Illinois carline. Reason a hie. TA-5929. TA-5436. PENNSYLVANIA and 16TH -Vicinity, warm attractive room. Private bath, garage; optional. HE-1705. PENNSYLVANIA, N.. 1855—Lovelv front; also small room. $3.50. splendid location; garage. HA-248 2. RUCKLE. 3313—Wi1l share attractive modern home with couple or 2 ladies. TA--3953. WASHINGTON BLVD.. 2815—Front, room garage, front drive: 1 or 2 gentlemen. TA-5462. WASHINGTON. W.. 359—Heated outside rms . 50 cents dble.. $2 wk. Quiet for day sleepers. Morning calls. WINTHROP. 4101 Clean, airy sleeping room; gentleman preferred; garage; reasonable. HU-1733. 9TH. E.. 651 Pretty front room; ladies; near Real Silk; walking distance; cheap. COLORED—La Verne. 220 W. North. 1 room and bath. $1.50 week up, LI-2662.

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RENTALS 17 Furnished Rooms A CHEERFUL room in a good home east. Good meals Reasonable CH-Q 519 16 SQS. NORTH—S3 50; light, front, airy room business girl: private entrance HA-1394-M 17-A Hotels, Resorts, Inns. A Quaint ©[& £-niteli<lamu Moderate rates to pe-inanent transient ; guests 958 North Pennsylvania BELMONT HOTEL—227' j E Ohio—Lovely rooms. $2 to $4 City heat. Close in. P.R i\’f) HOTEL: c.f hea-. rooms Vilc.-A-Xl t ;.jis-$4-$7 111 a' Maryland, ('oloninl Hotel Every con. tree GUloiiicll null 1 parking. Must se to appreciate. 34 up. 236 N._Xl!iaois. Nice Clean Beds. Steam Hea-- 25c N;ght. NEW PALACE HOTEL. 4 N. New Jersev CLINTON HOTEL—23 Virginia: downtown, clean, steam-heated rooms, walking d-.s----tance: $2 up. MbvflplJ Clean, airv: pler.tv hot wa- * A ‘ ter; clean atmosphere; telephone. Prices suit 1933 conditions 132' 2 W. Ohio, corner Capitol and Ohio. THE DEARBORN 7 A homelike hotel, 3208 E. Michigan. CH--7550. HOTEL ANTLERS Offers all comforts. Ultra modern hotel service. As low as $2 a cav: $lO week 750 N. Meridian, LI - 2351. Plt7o Unto I under new management. X ldZd xiUlcl Modern, steam heated rooms; redecorated, running water. Convenient location. Rates low as $3.50 wk. and up. Capito 1 Ave. and New York Sts. SEMINOLE TTOTFT, $3.50—54—54.50. FOLLOW THE CROWD for clean attractive mod, rms. LI-1496 Marten Hole! Delaware at Mich. LI. 5315 Rates low as $4.50 week. Complete hotel eervicc Walking riist a nee, PT TPTT A V Clean, modern, fireproof. L uullnl ’ City heat, quiet. Rooms nOTFT. with hot and cold water ixv_ xx-ixj $3 week and up. Free tub or shower baths. Low daily rates Market and New Jersev Sts. \ HOOSIER HOTEL RATES Family Hotel. $3 to $6 440 Massachusetts Ave. Newly decorated and painted. Running hot. -old water. Showers and baths. . a NEW RATES Ss /\ $5 for Permanent Guests $6 filth and Capitol ave. ■ $7 HOTEL RILEY All outside rooms, clean, steam-heated, with or without private hath. 1,1-1341. eastgateThotel Our rates are slashed. Nice. warm, modern, beautifully furnished rooms. Beautyrest mattresses, running water, radios, luxurious lobby and social rooms. The location is quiet and convenient. We guarantee more for your money. Low daily and weekly rates. Washington and New Jersey SjS; A ROOM AD costs only 2c. a WORD. 18 Housekeeping Rooms $3, 31ST, 1051 W.—Kitchenette, front room private home; near car and bus. $3.50; CAPITOL, N.. 2045 Small two-room apartment in private home; modern. $4: ILLINOIS. N.. 1741—Extra large sunnv room; private entrance; Ist floor; range. cabinet. $4; ASHLAND. 1128—Two front housekeeping rooms, utilit ios farmslied. $4.50; 2225 E. loTH—Modern 2 front rooms; large closet, gas, sink, clean. $5; DEXTER. 1917 —Clean airv 3-room apartment adjoining hath, garage, 50c. sls MO.—RURAL. N. 516; 2-room apartment; everything furnished. Private entrance; 1 or 2 adults. CH-3715-J. ALABAMA. 1838. N.—2 furnished apartments; rents, cut; kitchen, sink, hot w a ter; porch. ALABAMA. N.. 1224—2 or 4 rooms; completely furnished, good heat, hot water; reasonable. RI-6647. ASHLAND. 1232—2-room apartment, in-n----door bed. $6: everything furnished: modcrn. ASHLAND. 1554—3-room apartment; completely furnished; private bath; $7 week. BROADWAY. 1403—Clean cozv apartments, redecorated, sink, phone, private entrance. S4 and $5,50, CENTRAL. 1241—2-ROOM FRONT APARTMENT. EVERYTHING FURNISHED, SINK. PHONE. $5.50. CENTRAL. 1115—ill Room apt., running water, everything furnished, porches, $3.50. LI-9823. COLLEGE. 820—Furnished front housekeeping room: also small sleeping mom; SI.M) CONGRESS. 1005--Large front room, twin beds; large closet; very reasonable. HA--3353-J. DAVIDSON. N.. 521—2 clean connecting rooms, completely furnished; private entrance' very reasonable. RI-6703. DELAWARE. N . 720- 3 connecting rooms, everything furnished, near bath, walking distance: .$6. LI-4301 DELAWARE. N . 830—Nicely furnished room: good heat; $3. $4, parking space. LI-4705.

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RENTALS 4 18 Housekeeping Rooms EUCLID N 109—2 or 3 rooms, accomraodate 4: overstuffrd. private entrance; e\e i -.thing lurms.-.ed. pr.on.e. $V - HIGHLAND AVE 2! N—2 MODERjf HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS EVERYTHING FURNISHED. ADULTS. $5 . ILLINOIS N 2339—1 & ,1-r onris: suitable for 4. $3. $3 so and $5.50 HA -4828-M- j ILLINOIS N 1726—Newly decorated; soring cleaning done. 2 or 3 rooms. $5. Private entrance ILLINOIS S . 534—One large room, utilities furnished First floor LEXINGTON. 1112 Shelbv 777—2-Roniil apartment mcelv furnished, modern. utilities, laundry privileges . NEW JERSEY 2030 N—3 Rooms kitchenette. sink all furnished, oierstuffed also sleeping room NEW YORK. E 520 Clean modern, front room, parking space, phone NEW YORK. E 4027- 1 and 2 rooms unfurnishrd. constant hot wa'er. sink: private en’rar.re NORTH '2 I ARGE - NICeTy - FURNISHED ROOMS. CLOSET UTILITIES FURNISHED; REASON A BLF HF -4070 OLNEY. N . 13*2—3 rooms and bath, up stairs: gas. electricity; sl2 month. DR--1809-J after 9 am. ORIENTAL. N 20 Pre-tv. clean apartment, utilities furnished, private entrance Aiso sleeping PARK. 2142—1 2. 3 rooms garage, telephone. utilities. Janitor service Reascnablo. HE-5004. t RANDOLPH. N. 201 —2-room furnished anartment: utilities raid, private entrance: near cariine. RURAL. N.. 609—3 furnished rooms; private entrance, garage, utilities paid; v erv reasonable. TALBOT. N 2420—2 rooms. $4 50. all furnished. HA-4928-M. VERMONT. W. 36—Front 2-room apartment: lovelv front sleeping room, twin beds. LI-6119. WALNUT. E 115—3 rooms, shower bath, ev erv thing furnished. $5 wk. See housekeeper in basement. WOODRUFF PL 892 M DR 2 room*; kitchen, complete, utilities furnished. garage, CH-4242. NINTH. 616 E—2. 3-rooms, kitchenettes, private baths, entrances, porch, sinks large closets. Ll-2788 HTH. E. 521—2 front rooms; kitchenette, porch, all furnished, near bath, garage optional. 31ST. 830 W—2 Rooms sink furnished, private entrance mr.drrn. good heat: reasonable. _HA-_2 44a- W 4 NICE ROOMS and bath, downstairs, completely furnished. Very reasonable. HA -3472-. T. Wants Ads Accepted Tili~io~p~m. ’ 19 Rooms with Board $4.50 EACH. TALBOT. N.. 2144—Real meals. 2 gentlemen; large room garage. HA-3908-J. So—WASHINGTON E . 3323—Lovelv room; real home; no objection to child. Ch--4603-W ALABAMA. N., 1629—Large, nice room; overstuffed furniture home cooking; suit able for 2. HA-2850. CENTRAL 1418—Small room, real home? Excellent meals. Vearv reasonable. RI--6843 DELAWARE. N—Country-like home, well furnished room modern, garage; excclient meals. HA-4705-J. ILLINOIS. N. 2269—Large attractive room, modern bungalow, home cooking: home privileges. TA-5176. IRVINGTON AVE N . 82 - Cheerful room, twin beds. 2 adults or children, garage. Rensonab'e. TR-2361 NEW YORK, E 2219—1 or 2. widow's home, laundry included; $5 week, privileges. CH-46.34-W J_ NOBLE. S. 914—Cheerful room for girl; privileges: home cooking; near carline: $6 week. PENNSYLVANIA. N. 2256-Light front room; comfortably furnished; good meals. RURAL. N.. 217—Attractive airv room, privileges. 1 or 2: $6 each. 2 meals. 'sundry. CH-1735-W _■ 13TH ST.. 317, E —Nice room suitable, 1 or 2. next to bath, meals opHonaL 13TH. E., 604— Nicely furnished front room; home privileges. RI-SSIS. NONE BETTER—Twin beds: shower: home atmosphere. 2062 N. New Jersey. TA-6916, LARGE*ROOM—Private hath, fine section cast: near hus: golf links. TR-3612. LOVELY front room: real home privileges. cameo. 2 men’s. $6 wk. CH-2665-W. EMPLOYED couple, men or girls: home privileges; north: $4.50 each. HA-1185-W. 20 Wanted to Rent Rooms LADY wants room, private home in exchange for light work. LT-8072 21 Unfurnished Apartments $lB 425 W. 40TH. NEAR BUTLER 4-ROOM UPPER DUPLEX WA-0623-J. S2O BROOKSIDE Parkway. 3701, Sr. drive -3-room modern heat, water. CH-1410. S2O; ASHLAND 1214 Four rooms hardwnnd floors ._hea t, water, gar a ge_ $22.50—4-room modern apartment, garage, good condition all utilities paid: walking distance. 1034 East Market. LI-3301. $22.50; ASHLAND.' 1936—5 rooms, nice condition; fine ventilation; garage, front porch: yard. $22.50: 2 RMS. Kitchenette and bath. utilities paid, near Garfield, DR-1037-R, $25 -1054 W. 30TH—5 rooms; hea*. water furnished; front porch; garage, TA--3831. TA-0838. # $25 ALABAMA. TENTH—Avalon: fine. 2room apartment; file bath: utilities paid. Will furnish. Evenings. TA-5867. rooms' janitor service. HA-2896-W. HURRY.