Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 35, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 June 1933 — Page 10

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—Dietz cn Science— ABOLISH ETHER, IS PROPOSAL OF FAMED SAVANT Term Meaningless. View of Physicist Head of Institute. BY DAVID DIETZ Srrlpn-l!oward SfUnr* Editor Abolish the ether! That is the proposal of Dr. W. F. G. Swann, famous physicist and director of the Barto] Research Foundation of the Franklin Institute of Philadelphia. Radio fans who are familiar with "ether waves," need not fear, however, that their sets will stop workins? it scientists adopt the proposal of Dr. Swann. For, while we speak of ether waves, no one has ever seen it, weighed it, or otherwise identified it. Present-day scientists can abolish the ether because it was the scientists of a previous generation who invented it. The ether is what is known as a "hypothetical medium.” The word first was used by the Greeks who divided the atmosphere into the lower air which men breathed and an upper layer of greater purity which they called the ether. After the Greeks, the ether was practically forgotten until the nineteenth century physicists revived it. In the nineteenth century, the wave theory of light was firmly established. Decide Space Is Filled If the light consisted of waves it was thought that these waves must travel on something. Later radio waves were discovered. It also was necessary to provide a medium upon which they waves might travel. And so, the physicists decided that all space must be filled with a medium, which could not otherwise be identified or detected, but which would serve the purpose of providing a medium—a fluid, so to speak—in which these waves could travel. Dr. Swann believes that the time has come for scientists to stop talking about the ether. He defines it as “a medium invented by man for the purpose of propagating his misconceptions from one place to another.’ Theories Are Confused Attempts by scientists, philosophers, and laymen to picture the ether have led to all sorts of confusing theories, according to Dr. Swann. “One would have liked to think of the ether as like water; but that would not do, because the kind of waves which water would transmit were quite different from those required for light,” he says. "A solid would have been better for the purposqfc of light, but how would it be possible for the earth and all the other planets to glide so smoothly through a solid? How could a medium act like the most limpid of fluids and the most rigid of solids? "Now, it was perfectly possible to express mathematically the laws according to which light and allied phenomenons behaved in all the experiments in which they played a part; but the equations looked cold and lifeless. Equations Not Satisfactory “It was indeed possible to define the properties of a medium which, in the form of waves, would transmit effects which v’cre the counterpart of the observed effects; but the properties necessary to attribute to the medium were such that there was nothing else anything like it," he said. And so, Dr. Swann points out, both laymeen and scientists, not satisfied to stop with the mathematical equations, undertook to make pictures of the ether. Then the trouble began.

3,000 Baseball Tickets * Vanish ’ in Lottery Case

Alleged Owners Are Freed by State During Hearing. The mystery of what has happened to approximately 3,000 books of baseball pool tickets was intriguing; attaches and spectators in municipal court three today when Floyd Newman and Oscar Moore were discharged on motion of the state on charges of operating a lottery. Newman and Moore were arrested in a raid by Lieutenant Dan Cummings and squad shortly after Chief Mike Morrissey ordered an. investigation of a report that a police officer had won a SI,OOO prize in a baseball pool. Today, Paul Rochford, attorney for Newman and Moore, put Cummings on the stand for a preliminary examination after questioning the legality of the arrest without a search warraut. "Y’ou didn't bring those tickets into court, did you?" asked Rochford. " Don't answer that question,” interjected Jacob Steinmetz, deputy prosecutor. "There’s no question before the court.” “Well, I'll make the lieutenant a witness for the defense, too,” offered Rochford. Steinmeetz met this proposal with a motion to nolle the case and Dewey Meyers, judge pro tern., was forced to discharge both defendants. A gaming case involving Newman, as a result of a raid on his poolroom at 401 Virginia avenue, still is pending. Air Races to Start in New York fin I uili rs I'ritt SOUTH BEND, June 21.—Floyd Bennett field, New York, was selected today as starting point for the 1933 Bendix trophy air race. The race will start after daylight July 1 provided weather conditions are satisfactory and will end some time the same day at Los Angeles.

BODENHAMER RITES SET Legionnaires Will Pay Tribute to Former National Leader. Memorial services for O. L. Bodenhamer. former national commander of the American Legion, who was burned fatally in a gas explosion at Henderson, Tex., Monday, will be held at 3:30 today at national legion headquarters, 777 North Meridian street. The services will be at same hour as his funeral at Eldorado, Ark , his home. Several national legion officials will attend the services there.

SECRET FUNDS IN MEYER-KISER BANK SOUGHT Garvin Opens Probe After Court Testimony on Hidden Money. Thomas E. Garvin, receiver of the defunct Meyer-Kiser bank, assisted by atorneys and auditors, today is sifting a mass of information regarding affairs of the institution. After a week’s session, a hearing before Circuit Judge Earl R. Cox, at which former officials of the bank testified, was adjourned indefinitely late Tuesday. The adjournment was taken on a verbal petition of Garvin, who explained to the court that further investigation was necessary on disclosures revealed by the bank officials. Reveal New Assets Mast important of the facts in Garvin’s possession are new assets with a book of $545,000. The assets represent the bank's share in a secret reserve fund created by former officers. Determination of the present value of the new assets and the amount which may be added to the receivership funds wall engage Garvin's immediate attention, he said. Form of questioning by William B. Miller and Saul Rabb, attorneys for depositors’ groups, throughout the hearing indicates that suits may be instituted to collect on blanket indemnity bonds covering acts of the bank officials. Suits May Be Filed No definite declaration to sue has been made by the attorneys, however, and it is believed that the recess period will be used in studying testimony for preparation of complaints. Association of the defunct bank with the international banking firm of J. P. Morgan & Cos. was disclosed by M. S. Cohn, former vice-presi-dent, with the declaration that the local institution acted as agent for the Morgan interests in disposing of securities. Securities floated by Morgan were purchased by the bank officials for re-sale to local investors whenever the issues were believed appealing to the bank’s customers, Cohn said. WAR VETERANS ELECT Disabled Ex-Soldiers Name Harry R. Stuck New Leader. Members of Dr. W. C. Worthington chapter, No. 3, Disabled American Veterans of the World War, Tuesday night elected Harry R. Stuck, commander, at the annual election of officers, at the hall, 108 North Delaware street. Other officers elected were: Ernest Wiles. senior vice-commander; Joseph W. Bell, junor vice-com-mander; David C. Jones, treasurer; Walter Gorham, chaplain, and Leland K. Simms, Robert J. Schuyler and Thomas Bell, executive committee members. Delegates elected to attend the national convention to be held in Cincinnati. 0., Saturday w'ere: Omer Stevens. Harry G. Klein, W. V. Pierceall, Roy H. Cooper and Fred Briel.

CANTWELL IS FREED Discharged by Grand Jury on Charge of Criminal Attack. Alfred M. Cantwell, attorney, today was discharged by the Marion county grand jury which refused to indict him for the alleged criminal attack upon a 15-year-old girl. Oscar Hagemeier. deputy prosecutor in charge of grand jury cases, said the state lacked evidence sufficient to obtain an indictment. A contributing to delinquency charge is pending against Cantwell in juvenile court, where the woman who is alleged to have introduced the girl to Cantwell has been convicted on a contributing charge. GIRL is BITTEN BY DOG 5-Year-Old Child Is Under Treatment at Hospital. Barbara Spilbeler, 5. of 208 North Davidson street, is in city hospital as result of '.eing bitten by a dog owned by Mrs. Helen Defrees of 233 Fulton street. Tuesday. While in the role of peacemaker in a dog fight in the 500 block in Indiana avenue A1 Wilson, 35, of 655 Blackford street, was bitten on the left arm Tuesday night. He was treated at city hospital. Farm Bureau Official Injured Ft. WAYNE, Ind., June 21.—E. J. Fricke, Indianapolis, district manager of the Indiana Farm Bureau,* was recovering today from injuries suffered when the automobile in which he was riding collided with a machine driven by William Boggs. ANNOUNCEMENTS l Death Notices NICKERSON. MADGE DERR AL—Of 1614 Winfield Avev. beloved wife of Albert E Nickerson end mother of Rodman H. Ivnch. Albert E. Nickerson Jr. and Mrs. Marguerite Mamie, departed this life Tuesday. June 20. age 54 years. Funeral •niursdav June 22. at MOORE A- KIRK FUNERAL HOME 2530 Station St. 2 t> m Burial Bethel cemetery. Friends ‘ nvlted. SM.TH. MRS EMMA J.--Passed away Uedresdav morning at the home of her , i"n Ouy E. Smith. 5146 BroadWav. Time of s-ryices later. For informatfon call FLANKER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY. A

ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 Death Notices HIRER. CHARLES—Parsed awav at St. Vincent's hospital. June 19. beloved husband of Marv Huber, father of Mrs. Carl Wtlklng and Marv Huber. Funeral Thursday. June 22. 8 39. from the residence. 3109 W Jackson st., 9 a m at St. Anthony's church. Burial Holy Cross cemeterv Friends invited PHII PI TT. MRS. ALLAN B.—Mother of Mrs. Bert E Young of Bloomington, passed away Sunday night at her residence, Funeral services Thursday, 10 30 a m . at the Central Christian church. Interment at Rose Hill cemetery. Bloomington. about 2 o'clock. Frienos’ mav call Tuesday and until noon Wednesday at RAGSDALE PRICE MORTUARY. 1219 N Alabama st. POPE. EI.NORA Beioved wife of Andrew William Pope and Mother of Charles, Wliham. Harold and Herman Pope Mrs. Marv Rogers. Mrs. Ida Dean. Mrs Eir.ma Atherton and Mrs. Anna Hollenback. departed this life Tuesday. June 20th. age 65 years. Funeral Friday. June 23rd at the residence. 3827 E 14th St . 10 a. m. Friends invited. Burial Anderson cemeterv Funeral under direction of _ MOORE A KIRK MADE. HARRY Passed awav Wednesday morning Service at PLANNER-BU-CHANAN MORTUARY. Thursday. 10:30 a m.. followed bv services at the K. of P Home at Lafavette. Ind.. at 3 p. m. Burial at Springrale cemeterv at Lalayette Friends invited to both services. 3 Funeral Directors, Florists W. T. BLASENGYM Main office. 2226 Sheibv St. Branch office 1634 W. Morris DR-2570 FINN BROS. Funeral Home 1839 N Meridian St TA-1835 GRINSTEINER’S~7~ 522 E. Market ‘ HISEY & TITUS ” 957 N. Delaware LI-3828 _ Clyde V. Montgomery Funeral Home 1622 N. Meridian. _ HA-1444. J. C. WILSON 1230 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 guest tickets To See m#//) 4Jf \Yp\ **(/ m m at APOLLO THEATER When you have returned the article to ' its owner, ask him to call Miss Joe, Rl-5551, at TIMES WANT AD HEADQUARTERS and say that you have returned the articles and tickets will be mailed at once. SSO REWARD—Bag clothing and draperies. N. West St., near 14th, around 6 p. m. Saturday evening, June 10. Reward. _ BE-1713. HU-8461. KI'ITEN small, yellow: child’s pet; alley, 1422 Broadway. RI-6716. Reward. SACK OF CLOTHING, between 14th and Penn, and 16th and College. Return to SMITH GARMENT CLEANERS. DR-0147. Liberal reward. WRIST WATCH 'Hamilton.'’ downtown. June 12, name on back. Reward. TA--7142. 5 Personals 6- LOT. section G, Washington Park Cemetery, $125. TA-7150. HAND HEMSTITCHING—By yard or will teach. Prices reasonable. iR-3076. 4 FARM WAGON tires set while you wait, $3. GUEDELHOEFERS. 202 Kentucky Avenue. ESjOY the swimming in the Y. M. C. A. pool. Swum for health and fun. Full membership privileges to October first, $4, RENT A MAYTAG $1 per week. S. AYRES fe CO. BUSINESS SERVICE 7 Business Services WINDOW SHADE Cleaning, authorized dealers of Brenlin window shades. KEITH SHADE CO„ RI-4995. 1348 N. 111. St. CHAIRS made new bv rebottoming in cane, hickory or reed. BOARD OF INDUSTRIAL AID FOR BLIND. HA-0583, CONTRACTOR—CompIete home repairs, job work. Screens made and repaired. Estimates free: prompt service. LI-8074. FLOORS—Laid; finished; old floors rescraped, cleaned, waxed; guaranteed; reference. J. MORRIS. CH-5147-R. BAND ana orchestra instrument!. repairing; expert guar work PEARSON PIANO CO., 128 N. Penn. LI-5513. 7- Moving, Transfer, Storage BRADSHAW TRANSFER—Move any time $2 and up; exp, white men. LI-4105. FIREPROOF STORAGE Store now. pay six months later, free hauling to st.oraee Movine *4 per load and up. PARTLOW JENKINS MOTOR CAR CO. RI-7750. 419 E. Market St. DREXEL. 1243—Moving. $2 up. Genera) hauling. MILLER. 1023 Fletcher Ave. MOVING $2 UP—Local, overland equip. covrd. trucks; white men. Pete’s. CH--2878. MOVING—Vat*(s for all kinds; storage. BEHRENT BIG 4, LI-7790; IR-7770. SPECIAL RATES on local, long distance moving. J. H. TAYLOR. RI-4265. DR--3071. STORAGE—LocaI, long distance hauling, return loads wanted. Part loads service OTTO J. SUESZ. RI-3628. RI-6561; CH--0699-W, RI-1288—Moving prices reduced. Clean i pads; covered trucks: white men. 7-b Paperhanging and Painting I CLEANING—Paper 50c per room: im- ! mediate service: white: 10 years ex--1 perience, LANKAN. BE-4728. REAL paper hanger, painter. 25 years’ experience: any room $2: white man. MR RAY HE-3247 PAPERHANGING—Interior decorating by Daniels—“ Personal Service. 25 years' experience: estimates free. 1636 Roosevelt ave. CH-4368-M, PAPER HANGING and house painting, wall washing, cleaning work; guaranteed: lowest rates. RI-1606 or RI-6173. PAPER and A No. 1 work; 1 room. $3.50; two. $6.50: three. $9.25. LI-4290. A NO. 1 PAlNTlNG—Exterior, interior; reasonable prices: estimate FREE. MR. WTLt Tg DR-5075 PAPERING Painting, general reoairs; rock bottom prices. Rl-7725. PAPER HANGING, cleaning and painting, bv responsible man. reasonable. CH--2515-J Wants Ads Accepted Till 10 o m 7-d Cleaners and Dyers Monument Rug Cleaners $1.29 r s l ree Cleaned, Sized Suits, and overcoats 49c; work guaranteed. DR, 1976-K ' ; RUGS—Cleaning and sizing 51.25. Work guaranteed and insured. CH-7373. INSTBU CTIONS |lO Schools, Colleges, Tutoring IPHw Complete course dual Instruction, ull $2 per lesson. TARKINGTON SCHOOL OF AVIATION. BE-4400. PIANO LESSONS —Special rates to bei ginners; will come to home. RI-9673. TUTORING French, Spanish, English; i high school credit; reasonable terms | HU-2660., HELP WANTED 13 Help Wanted—Male BACK TO WORK!! ' Business picking up. We will hire 5 ; willing workers today, small salary to ] siart. advancement. 419 When Bldg. . EXPERIENCED yardman wanted for sellI ;ng second-hand lumber. HOOSIER WRECKING CO . 218 S. East. QUICKEST CHANCE FOR BIG MONEY— Texas land excursion. Agent goes free. Write KENT. P. O Box 1654. Inman- . apolis. i THE J. R. Watkins Cos has opening for man on city route. Phone HA-2493 for | appointment. 114 Help Wanted—Female FINISHERS—On work pants, experienced. J. W. JACKSON. 700 Jackson Bldg. 546 S. Meridian. ATTRACTIVE young local business women. between tne age 24-35 for permanent work; good earnings, advancement rapid: apply giving phone number. Times, Box K 164 HAVE a few more openings for women who are intelligent, refined and willing to apply and sell to their advantage in a dignified well paving work Add.v MISS LANE, 510 Merchants Bank Bldg.

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HELP WANTED 16 Situations Wanted GIRL violinst wishes position in orchestra or trio work. RI-9002 RULING MACHINE feeder and bindery work. Can give reference. Rt-9002 RENTALS 17 F umished Rooms *2.50 : 3600 NORTH—Large room. 3 windows. double bed. garage optional. HA--4667-R. S3 30 FOR 2—9th. 149 W —Apt. B—Lovely. coo!, front room. 4 wind ow s. HI - 2287. S2O; 421 W. 39tn St.: 5-room single, large livivng room, hardwood floors modern. redecorated. WA-4900-R BROADWAY. 2232—2 uni umished connecting front rooms, redecorated; meals optional; hot water. HE-2567. ILLINOIS. N.. 1907—Unusual loo.a. cool, quiet, large closet; constant hot water; garage: reason able. KEALING. 1319—1 or 2 nice rooms; privileges: modern, meal, garage, optional. CH-1145-J. MARKET E., 1006—Front room, for 1 or 2 men; S2 week each. Nice home. Owner. NEW JERSEY. N.. 1735—Clean, cool, attractive. large front room for a particular gentleman. RI-1906. NEW JERSEY. N . 226—Sleeping rooms, $2, $2.50; 35c night Also Housekeeping rooms. OHIO. E.. 540—2 nice cool iurished rooms. S3 per week; other rooms. $1.50 up. PENN.. N.. 2171—Nice cool room for one or two cheap. TA-5378. PENNSYLVANIA. N. 2411—Nice front room: modern home; privileges. *3.25, TA-4521. PENNSYLVANIA. N.. 801—Svlvania. Apt. 2. ATTRACTIVE ROOM ADJOINING BATH. SHEFFIELD. N.. 31—Large front, airy room: modern conveniences; near Washington car line. BE-4428. WASHINGTON BLVD.. 3312—Attractive front room; cross ventilation, twin beds. gentlemen preferred. TA-7014. 17-a Hotels, Resorts, Inns CLINTON HOTEL—29 Virginia Ave.; large front housekeping room; newly decorated. DESIRABLE summer cottage, near Warfleigh Beach. HU-3352. Colonial Hotpl Ever v con. free parkG/uiumcu iIGLUI , n(t Must see v 0 aD _ predate. $4 up. 236 N. Illinois. NICE clean beds; cross ventilation; 25c night; new Palace Hotel. 4 N. New Jersey St. SARATOGA HOTEL—And grill, 540 Massachusetts Ave. Desirable rooms; excellent food. Good beer! HOTEL ANTLERS Offers all comforts. Ultra modern hotel service. As low as $2 a dav: $lO week. 750 N. Meridian. LI-2351. SFMTNOT FALABAMA, 920, NORTH OR.IVI UN Ulxti SINGLE ROOMS. HOTFT, $3.50—54—54.50. ilv - FOLLOW THE CROWD for clean attractive modern roooms. LI-1496 CORONADO HOTEL s N st lUi i block north of bus terminal. C’ean, light, airy rooms, with running water and baths. Single, 75c and up; double, 51 and up; weekly. $3 and up. LI-1637. HOOSIER HOTEL RATES $3 to $6 Family Hotel. 440 Massachusetts Ave. Newly decorated and painted. Running hot, cold water. Showers and baths. 18 Housekeeping Rooms $3. $3.50 and $5.50 —Illinois, N„ 2339; 1 and 3 rooms; suitable for 4, HA-4928-M, $5; ASHLAND, 1550—2 room apartment; nicely furnished, complete; private entrance; garage. RT-4916. SS—NEW JERSEY, N.. 1112—Nice, airy room; complete kitchenette; everything furnished; modern._ R.I-5918. _ $5 PER WEEK—4 Rooms furnished cottage, water paid, call at 1611 Southeastern ave, $5; ASHLAND, 1232—2 large rooms, private porch, utilities. 1104 N. ALABAMA—Housekeeping rooms, $2 and $3; sink; front down, $3.50; attic room, $1.25. CENTRAL, 2604—3 desirable rooms, large kitchen, utilities furnished. Next bath. Reasonable. HA-1658-M, HIGHLAND AVE.. N.. 21—2 Front modern rooms: everything furnished: adults. $4. ILLINOIS. N„ 1726—We1l furnished, clean, newly decorated, 2 or more rooms; private entrance; reasonable. McCARTY, E., 326—Yarge, cool room, and kitchenette. 52.50; also sleeping room. MERIDIAN, 2317 N.—Nice. cool, front room for two girls; kitchen privileges. TA--1699. MICHIGN E., 2138 2-room apartment, everything furnished. Hot water, private bath and entrance. NEW YORK. E.. 421—Clean, airy, housekeeping rooms; also sleeping; walking distance. RI-1189. VERMONT. W., 132—1 light housekeeping room, $5; sleeping rooms, $3; walking distance. LI-8905. WASHINGTON. W.. 359—Sleeping romos, 30c night, double. 50c and up. Housekeeping apartments, $8 mo. LOVELY WOODRUFF. 608 M. DR.—l room. $3: ■ room, kitchenette. $4. Everything furnished, porch, CH-4108. 19 Rooms with Board SS.SO—CAPIT.OL N„ 2862—Girl and mother ,have lovely large front room; home cooking. HA-1762-M. BELMONT. N.. 136—Room, board, elderly person: quiet: modern home. BE-1145-R. COLLEGE, 1654—Cozy room, suitable for couple, board optional; also furnished apts. Very reasonable. MANSFIELD. 1855 —Front. downstairs room; across from beth. Meals optional Reasonable. HA-1275-R. 604 E. 13TH ST.—Nicely furnished room, connecting bathroom; meals optional; home privileges. -RI-8815, WANT two children to board, close to school. Mother's care. CH-6969. ROOM and beard; employed couple or 2 girls: modern, private home, IR-4978. PRIVATE living room and bedroom with board, downstairs apartment. Reasonable. Call HE-2853. 20 Wanted to Rent Rooms BUSINESS GIRL wants large unfurnished room, board: refined, private family; home privileges; reasonable. Near Central or College car. Box K 166. Times. 21. Unfurnished Apartments WALLACE Reduced ®OQ APARTKAENTS to D V “■ :> ° T, * Others at $25 'aST All just redecorated, o 'Kv New restaurant in £ building. Gas, wa--5 fei an, l beat furT* 'V nished. See Mr. Sa--30 t> CLIFTON ter, custodian. 5X7; WATER PAlD—Reduced rent, beautiful 5-room modern. 1 clean as pin. A-l, shades, screens, linoleum, schools. DR--6480. S2O -42 W 11TH--Niceiv decorated, kitchenette apartment; gas. water, ice furnished. Call Apt-_1 ,_The Grant. BALSAM. 3519—“New Ralph," off Fall Creek Blvd., cool, cross ventilated living and bedroom apartments utilities, G. E. paid; also furnished. $35 up WA-2335. CENTRAL, 2342—5 Rooms, heat and water 1 month free RI-5994 HE-2783. FALL CREEK. 45 W. No. I—Sunroom,1 —Sunroom, living, in-a-door, bath, kitchen privileges, $25. TA-4974, LANSING ST., 431—4 rooms, oath, garage, near Coleman hospitals2o. DR-1417. PARK, 2428 —5 rooms, bath; in beautiful location; porches; reason able. HE-5080. | WASHINGTON ST.. W.. 2619—Apartment; strictly modern: S3O a month. BE-0200. i 10TH ST.. E.. 1530—4-rcom modern, heat. I water, near Tech. See Janitor. CH-2758. 11l E. 16TH 537.50-547.50 37 W. 21ST . $40.00-555.00 GROUND FLOOR—4-Rocm. utilities furnished; $25 per month. HE-2905. Cross Ventilation Newlv decorated bedroom apt,, frlgidaire, tile hath. shower. 3145 N. ILLINOIS. Georgia Apts. Georgia. E.. 702: three rooms, front porch, modern and newly decorated, hardwood floors, water, gas range and ice box furnished; sl6, See custodian. FREE transportation to inspect furnished and unfurnished apartments day or night. No obligations. LI-5452; eve. or Sun. HU-6819, or TA-1064 or WA--0433. INDIANAPOLIS RENTAL AGENCY. 22 Unfurnished Houses $7.50: 618 LANC.SDALE AVE—4 rms.. $10; 1965 Hillside. sl2. 1126 Trowbridge. HU--2467. $9.50; PINE. N.. 714—3 rooms, city water inside, toilet. A-l. TA-0641. sl2 50—ARNOLDA, 541 5-room cottage: ground: suitable teams, trucks. TA-6415. SI2.SO—BELL ST.. 509 —5 rooms, semi-mod-ern: toilet; repapered; water paid. TA--6415. sl2 50: DRAPER. 1531—4 Rooms, kitchenette; near school: water paid; redecorated HU-4368. DR-3564-R. S16 —MODERN. 5-room. A-l. cool double: near new School 81 CH-2563. sl7. BRADLEY. 65 S.—s-Room modern double garage, water paid, LI-5065. S2O; CAPITOL N„ 2421—C001. 6-room modern, double, near Shortridge. HU--5154, S2O: TACOMA. N., 334—Modern, 5 rooms, garage; near Tech, CH-5583-M. $25 —DEWEY. 6109—5-room modern bungalow ; near school: A-l. RI-9548. *6O. FORMERLY s9o—49th. 204: 6-room: laundry; garage, heat HU-4786. 2854 Adams Seven room modern, garage: rent sl6. LI-7491. GREGORY & APPEL, INC.

RENTALS 22 Unfurnished Houses ALABAMA. N.. 2203—6-room double, hardwood floors throughout, schools. *25. HA--0494-W. BURGESS. 5205 Apartment doubles. 5 rooms modern: A-l; S2O up. water paid. CAPITOL. N.. 2618—Lovelv 6-room modern double, clean as a pm: floors refln- * isheci: garage; bargain at $22.50. HA--4530-M COLORADO. S., 39— 1 2 block boulevard, school; 4 rooms, modern; sls. IR-5220, RI-7236. DELAWARE. N.. 2404- -Corner double. 5roorn modern: redecorated; near school: EUCLID. N. 7 16—4-room modern tower dipie::, garage, water paid: reasonable. 1020 Ewing St. Five-room, modern double, garage, water paid; $17.50 LI-7491. GREGORY Ac APPEL. INC GRACELAND. 3728—5-ROOM MODERN. bungalow. A real bargain; $20.00. LI-7361. C C GROVE. 44 Virginia Are. HARDING. N. 3122 Coziest half. 4-room modern double in city; >lB. CH-0998-HARLAN. 150—4 rooms; modern; garage; LA SALLE. S . 231—6 rooms, semi-modern: garage sl3: water paid. RI-4879. MICHIGAN. E.. 1317—Double; 5 rooms. baj. h ;_garage : Now sl3. LI-8621, NEW JERSEY. N„ 2348—6-rooin modern double. thoroughly cleaned, garage, $22.50. LI-4118. RINGGOLD. 1411—5-room, complete bath; no furnace; garage, yard. DR-5116-R. 3315 Robson Five-room bungalow, new paper, low rent. LI-7491. GREGORY & APPEL, INC. SHEPARD ST., 1233—4 rooms, semi-mod-ern, double; sl3; water paid; garage. SPRUCE, 1509—5 rooms, semi-modern; garage. Reduced rent. Near car. SPRUCE. S., 1506—Double: newly decorated. 5 rooms, bath; sls. LI-8621. STATION ST., 3026—4-room single, redecorated. electricity, gas, water, cemented cellar, paved street, $9. CH--4924. WHITTIER PL., 58—< Irvington.), 5-room modern, new hardwood floors, fireplace, garage; sl9; water paid PI-1533. 10TH ST.. E., 4810—4-room double, in-a-door bed, refrigeration, range, garage, modern, newly decorated; s3l; water paid. RI-3600. 715 E. 22ND ST.—Modern 6-room single: front and rear porches: awnings. HU--2156. 23RD. E.. 905-09—Corner Bellefontaine: double; 5 rooms, bath, furnace; no garage; Sl4. 911 same: $ 12, LI- 8621. 24TH ST.. E.. 724—Half double; 6 rooms, modern: bath. Reduced. 726 E. 24th. SEVEN HOUSES (Colored) —Rent $4 to $8 per month. 207 Empire Life Bldg. LI--4369. Modern Bungalow, S2O 4620 Manlove: nice condition: garage. SCHMID & SMITH. INC.. REALTORS. EIGHT HOUSES (White)—Rent $6 to sl2 per month. 207 Empire Life Bldg. LI--4369. Enclosed Back Yard 3915 E. Uth: modern bungalow; garage; nice condition; $22.50; water paid. SCHMID fe SMITH, INC.. RE. .ALTORS. COLORED—Senate, S., 918 —7-room single, inside toilet, repapered; $12.50. Owner, LI-9417. After You Have Selected Yotur New Kfomnie See Classification 7-A for a Reliable Mover. 23 Furnished Apts, and Houses $4 PER WEEK—S rooms, overstuffed furniture. 1626_W. New York St. RI-7725. $7.50. $27.50 M 0.—2235 Kenwood; 3 rooms; kitchenette, bath, porch, modern apartment; utilities. RI-2234, BRIGHTWOOD—Modern, well furnished newly decorated. $36 month. RI-0204. CENTRAL. 2131—55 week: 1 room and kitchenette; private bath: all utilities; telephone privileges. HE-4155. CENTRAL. 1241—Furnished 1 or 2-room apartments: phone: utilities: $3.50 and $5, COLLEGE. 1117 —Nice efficiency apartments: all utilities furnished; attractive prices. DEARBORN. 1407 N.—Comfortable 5-room bungalow; thoroughly modern. Make appointment,. LI-1762. FOREST MANOR—6-Room modern suburban home; summer months; reasonable to right party. References. CH-1968-R. ILLINOIS. N.. 810V 2 —Modern furnished anartments. $7 to $10; utilities paid. LI--8888. ILLINOIS, 1919 N.—Modern 4-room lower apartment: porches, large yard, garage. WALNUT. E., 115—3 rooms, alcove, private bath. See housekeeper in basement. $5 and $7, UTH. w..“ 42—Nicelv decorated kitchenette apt., gas. water, ice furnished: $25 Call Apt. 1 The Grt.nt, 23D. EAST—6-room home- bedroom, bath down; clean; $32.50.. MU-3598. 49TH. 645 E.—Living room, bedroom, kitchen, utilities. Call evenings. HU--6909. 6-ROOM, neatly furnished bungalow; ii sq, car; garage: utilities; $8 wk. HA-0108. 4-ROOM nicelv furnished apartment; $lO semi-monthly. Key 124 N. Denny. ONE apartment, private bath; 2 apartments. running water, utilities furnished. CH-3173. 544 Middle Dr.. Woodruff PI. 24 Suburban and Farms 4-ROOM SUBURBAN COTTAGE; $lO. Electricity and well. 425 S. Gerard. LI-7361. C. C. GROVE 44 Virginia Ave. sls: RENT—Or will sell for $1,800; 6 rooms, acre ground, good location, southeast. RI-3413, WA-3661. 5 Room—l/2 Acre Bungalow, electric lights, garage, beautiful yard, newly papered, on state Road 57, near Valley Mills, $12.50. Call FRAZEE, LI-2318. NORTHERN HILLS—BOfh st. and Lincoln blvd.: brick veneer: strictly modern; newly decorated: in first class condition; 3 large bedrooms; garage. DR-5012 Sundav and eves. Call HU-4953. 25 Factory, Office and Desk Space 10TH ST.. E.. 1206V ‘2 —Corner Brookside, frame building 4-room apt., 12 to 15. $8; 5 rooms. Apt. 16 to 20. $lO. LI-8621. RealTsta te for sale 27 Houses for Sale WASHINGTON PL., 29 N. Gibson—Modern. 3 bedrooms; long living room, fireplace. IR-2116-7. WALDEMERE AVE.—Equity m 3-bedroom, modern, brick veneer bungalow for B. and L stock on city property, DB-7657, A HOME—With income for sale or trade, 421 N. Walcott, 8-rm. mod., newly deco., 2-car gar., cottage in rear. Small loan, deal v ith owner. CH-3168 before 7p. m. SPECIAL BARGAIN—423O Sangster Ave.; 5 rooms, modern, garage, etc. Extra large lot goes with house. Price $2,250. $lO9 cash, balance attractive terms. MARION VAN ARSDEL. 1019 N. Beville. CH-1108, 28 Sale Suburban Property MAYWOOD—Tibbs Ave.; 1 acre; 7-room house, semi-modern; $1,700; terms. TA--4679. BY OWNER—33I7 Madison Ave. 5-room house and roadside stand. Cheap for cash. Inquire of tenant or shone WA--1263. MERCHANDISE 35 Household Goods MAYTAG Floor sample, 15Cc discount. Easy Terms. -g 32 N. Del ELEC. SHOP. LI-5386. KEEP COOL witn a "Modine.” room cooler. Call at our office, where they are demonstrated. POLAR ICE & FUEL CO. TA-0689. WILL TAKE R. R. Building and Loan stock on new Frigidaires. JACKSON RADIO SALES 3864 E. Washington St. IR-1090. 9x12 RUG, $4: gas stove, $4; ice box, $3. PORTABLE ELECTRIC, sews perfectly, sls, quick sale. 838 Virginia Ave. DR-2474. WASHING MACHINES rebulit & repaired, wringer rolls, quaranteed. all makes. EDEN WASHER SHOP. BE-4825, Ice Boxes—Gas Stoves All sizes, $2 up. Some like new. Open evenings. 1919 Southeastern. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR—S.3 cubic feet, new and guaranteed. $75. 550 N. Meridian St. Evenings and Sundays. EASY WASHERS *59.50 PARTS—SERVICE. BELMONT HARDWARE CO. Exclusive Easy Dealer.” 2124 W. Wash. BE-2116. DINING TABLE -Square, oak; also kitchen table: reasonable. LI-2815. BEDROOM SUITE, complete. *18: gas stove. 3-quarter white. $8.50: dinette table and chairs. $10: 7-tube Croslev radio, $8 50; buffet mirrow. $4. 318 N. Denny St. REFRIGERATOR. 50-lb., slightly used, $5; oil stove, 3-burner, S6. sal >t. East St. BEDROOM SUITE, *35: dining-room suite, with refectory table, SSO; living-room suite, $45; rugs. sl6: dinette, solid walnut. *25 3710 N Meridian. DINING ROOM SUITE—9-piece. Early English. excellent condition; reasonable. HU-4365. SI.OO Delivers The new “A B C” washer. $49 50 up. Easy terms. AMERICAN RADIO STORES. ■liS S. Illinois. LI-8976.

MERCHANDISE 34 Swaps SWAP Things You Have for Things You Want TO ADVERTISER Each ad appearing in thia column Is listed in The Times Swap Bureau Directory for sixty davs free of charee. Your swap ad costs only 3c a ward in The Times. Special multiple rates of seven davs for the price of five and four davs for the cost of three TO TRADERS * If vou can not find the leads that vou desire in the ads in this column call the Swap Counter. RI-5551. and we will attempt to arrange a trade for vou from Swaps previously oublishco. There Is no charge for this service. DENTISTRY—For R. R. Bldg. Loan Stock or? DR, HICKMAN. 762 E. 42nd St. GUARANTTED dental work for printing. 1107 Odd Fellows Bldg. RI-7281. BOSTON SCREW TAIL, pedigreed, for dinner dress. Lady's diamond ring for bedroom suite and rug. RI-873JL WILL TRADE following for closed car or cash: 9-tube Philco highboy. 9x12 taupe rug, gas range, utility cabinet, studio couch, coffee table, floor lamp. CH--4367-R. ICE BOX. suitable for grocery. Trade for meat sheer or grinder. IR-0Q43. OLDSMOBILE—’29 roadster body; for '29 Olds coach. or sedan body. DR-6839. CASH and suburban lot, for 7-room modern. north. HARRY HOCKENSMiTH. LI-6858. ELECTRIC IRONER, Coffield " Trade for electric washer. Electric Exerciser for ■ large rug or chair. CH-0526-M. CHECK WRlTEß—“Safeguard;” cost $65 new; good condition: cash or electric radio? BE-3155. CLEANING AND PRESSING equipment for small grocery outside of city. 1522 Gimber, COIN-OPERATED phonograph, ’’R C A.” fine for dance hall, piavs 16 records without changing. Swap or sell. TA-0700. FISHING tackle outfit, flv and bait. Trade for outboard motor or sell for $25. IR--1705, PLAYER PIANO—WiII sell or trade for car or what? 220 E. Merrill St. SHELDON. 1712—Double rental. Sell or trade for what have you? Good condition: good tenants; no Barrett. JOHN BENNER. 415 Ketcham St. __ _ HOUSE RENT for carpenter work. Call 8 to 11 a. m. HU-7458. NORTHSIDE LOT—Equity and Overland coach, to trade for Model A Ford. Will also do sign work in trade. WA-1977, $175. 35 M. M. De VRY movie camera, will trade for 16 M. M. camera or cash. Phone CH-4425. HAVE CASH for good used Waterproof Tent, about 7x7. 2419 N. Delaware St. CASH REGISTER. ’National.” small, for Band Saw. $25. or? 1336 Roosevelt. Ave. A ROOM AD costs only 2c a WORD 36 Radios, Musical Instruments FREE radio service calls: estimate if rep. needed LANES. 2828 E. Tenth. CH-0218. FREE RADIO SERVICE. WORK GUARANTEED. MT. JACKSON RADIO CO.. 3413 W. WASH. ST. BE-1490. COIN-OPERATED phonograph. “R C A.” fine for dance hall, plays 16 records without changing. Swap_or sa 11_TA- 6700. ATWATER KENT, all electric set; cabinet model, sls. PAUL KERR MUSIC CX9. CH-3036. 29 N. Temple. CH-3036. RADIOS, tubes, parts and service. RADIO EXCHANGE. 623 Mass. RI-5952. FOR SALE—Beautiful SBOO Baby Grand piano can be had for small unpaid balance of $186.40, payable $8 per mo. May be seen in our storage dept. PEARSON PIANO CO. 128-30 N. Penn. Phi'lco, 7-Tube. Table Model $14.50 Silvertone, 7-Tube. Highboy 19.50 Also New' Electric Refrigerators. R. & R. STORES. 225 E. Wash, St. 37 Miscellaneous For Sale KODAKS, (T>l rn CAMERAS, tpl.OU up. A fine selection of high-grade kodaks and cameras, unredeemed, and new Eastman's double lens and others. A Graflex camera, late model, at a sacrifice price. SACKS BROS. 308 Indiana at Capitol and New York. BICYCLES —$10 up: fires, repairs. Hoflm ans. 251 Mass. 245 E. Wash ,_9 46 E, Wash. CITY CASH REGISTER EXCHANGE Complete list; store, restaurant fixtures bought and sold. 419 E. Ohio St. RI-8714. BOTTLES —Reduced prices. We deliver. WEST END BOTTLE CO.. 534 W. Pearl St. LI-8085. BATH CABINET, “CRUM-VAPOR,” AND 6-PT. TABLE. CHEAP. RI-3861. ADDING MACHINE. “Dalton,” latest type, perfect condition, $17,50. 3815 College Ave. WA-2266. SAFE—“Schwab.” fireproof, small type, cheap. 3815 College Ave. MR. WILES. SUDDEN DEATH—It never fails, destroys bedbugs and household vermin. Albert G. Maas Cos., 31 Virginia Ave. RI-7125. DESTROY MOTH —And their larvae, use Mothicide. liquid or crystals. Albert G. Maas Cos.. 31 Virginia Ave. RI-7125. FANS—New and rebuilt, desk, ventilating and exhaust, all sizes. MEIER ELECTRIC & MACHINE CO. 3525 E. Washington St. RI-115L FURNACE—Large size Ryooit, good condition: sacrifice. S3O. 557 E. Washington. CONCRETE MIXER— ’Meager,” No. 7; bag mixed; used only six months: half price. White’s improved surveying instruments, wheelbarrows. picks. shovels, ropes, typewriter flat top desk; many small tools. 520 Sutherland. Apt, 3. HE-3898 DOCTOR’S OFFICE EQUIPMENT Bargain. Call BE-2124 at 12 inoon). TENNlS—Raouets. cut prices, expert restringing, Hoffman’s. 251 Mass. LI-5256. ROW BOATS—I3'/ 2 FEET, RED CYPRESS. sls. DR-0439. ELECTRIC MOTOR, V, H. P„ A. C., used once, perfect condition. 2-3 off. HU--8481. PERMANENT WAVE MACHINE—2B heaters: spiral. Cash, payments. Times Box K-165. AWNINGS—CHEAPER. Plenty Samples. HA-0799. CURRANTS. BEDS—Metal, 4-poster and single beds, mattresses, unfinished drop leaf tables, 3-piece, overstuffed suite, 8-piece dining room suite, odd dining chairs, buffets, kitchen cabinet, utility caniriets wood or metal, congoleum and linoleum, lot of wool rugs. BIG FOUR UNCLAIMED FREIGHT STATION, corner Capitol and South St. 37-c Building Materials ALL lumber for 18x20 garage, including new siding, sash and doors. $48.95. SERVICE WRECKING CO.. 320 N. West St. LI-3069. 38 Typewriters, Store and Office Supplies Typewriter Rental Agency Only Per Mon th or s6ooo for 3 m ° nths Any make of machine. Expert repair service on all typewriters. Woodstock Typewriter Co o 317 N. Penn. LI. 4712 | Office Furniture , Sensational Prices. New and Used OFFICE EQUIPMENT OUTLET ] 33 N. Pennsylvania St, ' Tvnpwritpr<; Best prices, king e&.. J jfcW Ii lei a 205 Maßs LI-9470. 39 Wanted to Buy “FUSSES WANTS GOOD FURNITURE MR PIERCE PROMPT SERVICE FURNITURE WANTED—HU-7274. QUICK SERVICE AND BEST PRICES. HIGHEST CASH VALUE 17.50T0Y 22-Kt. $11720 Oz. 14-Kt. For old sold lewelry. teeth, dental bridges, rings, chains, old watches broken, anv condition. Cash paid. Standard Gold Smelting Cos. 423 LEMCKE BLDG.—4TH FLOOR. Corner Pennsylvania and Market Sts. WANTED to buy 2 carloads of furniture at once. KENNEDY FURNITURE STORE CH-0976. WANTED —Electric water pump, good condition. Call CH-0292-W. 40 Store Specials FOR RENT Fracture beds, invalid chairs, crutches, back rests and commodes. -BAKER BROS. 219 E. WASHINGTON.

MERCHANDISE 40 Store Specials RENT A MAYTAG $1 per week. Call RI-9441. Extension 372. L S. Avres & Cos j 41 Cash Coal Mart Indianapolis Ice & Fuel Cos. DR-2400, DR-2401. Fredrick Coal Cos. DR-1792. N° Wheel KINDLING AND NO WHEEL CHARGE w. Va. blk *5.25; ] 2 ton $2.75 White Ash. blk... $4.25: >a ton *2.40 DR-toP 10 * ICZ aXD CO>L C °b..6 II LIVESTOCK 42 Dogs, Birds. Pets MUST SELL full blooded Beagle, no reasor.ahle offer refused. 1509 Hoyt Ave. WHITE KING PIGEONS. 50c pair Orange and gray kittens, registered. $2; $2 50 apiece. 2433 E Emerson. AUTO M 0 TI VE 45 Automotive Services HAVE your car gone over completely bv experts. Special this week. Valve grinding. $1 per clvinder Electrical Repairs Made. We Guarantee All Work. 322 E. Louisiana. RI-0144 46 Accessories, Tires, Parts * ! USED TIRES 1 Guaranteed 2.000 Miles. ■ Taken in trade on Generals. Others guaranteed up to 8.000 miles at slightly higher prices. The General Tire Cos. ' 838 N. Delaware St. LI-5523 I 47 Motorcycles & Bicycles MOTORCYCLE Harley Davidson, 1931, with delivery side car; excellent condition; cheap. 3762 N. Illinois St. HA-3442. 48 Autos Wanted WILL BUY from private owner '29 or '3O Ford or Chevrolet. Might consider good '2B. RANDALL SWISSHELM 810 E. Washington. CASH FOR YOUR CAR OR EQUITY. “INDIANA'S Largest Used Car Dealer.” 1. WOLF AUTO CO. 555 N. Capitol, LI-4516. 49 Trucks, Trailers, Tractors CHEVROLET. '27 ton truck; A-l condition. 1214 Hoyt St. G. M. C. 2-ton dual tired large body, rebuilt in our own shop. $450. Many others. TRUCK—TRACTOR AND TRAILERS. GENERAL MOTORS TRUCK DEPT. 31 W. 13th St. H. Handy's. LI-7476. _ REO—-2-ton Speed Wagon: long wheel base. 34x7 Duo tires; good condition; inclosed cab: only $395. INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO.. 1188 Ky. Ave. LI-6408. TRACTOR—Demonstrator: also used semi- ! trailer. Worth the monev. MACK TRUCKS. 730 E. Washington St. New Semi-Trailers, $395 „ . WILL HAUL 10 TONS. Brakes. Axles installed on vour trailer. INDPLS. TRUCK AND TRAILER CO. i 1125 E Georgia st DR 3300 50 Autos For Sale CHEV., '3O coupe. Has 5 wire wheels and brand new white side tires, and in the pink of condition, make vou a splendid car. We’ve reduced from $275 to $235, and only $45 down. Consignment. Sales 1030 N. Meridian. CADILLAC. 1928 7-pass, sedan, 6 ; / perfect tires, motor in ideal con- I V/ ditioti. See this car. it’s a real ; V value. Robinson Auto. 1018 N. Meridian. RI-3317. _ j CHEVROLET. ’3l. 3-window four-door. Has the original tires, hasn't been J used much, original owner turned it I back to finance company and his loss | is you gain, cost new over $700: actually reduced to $345, and only S6O ; down. Consignment Sales 1030 N. Meridian. 1929 CHEVROLET and Ford to trade in on I new Plymouth; will pav premium. \ FOUTS CAR &i TRUCK CO.. Belmont j and Washington. BE-3290, FORD. '3O town sedan. In our salesroom window, it's spotless—car never used a great deal—same as new and | we've actually reduced from $375 to i $275. Has mohair upholstery, don't fail to come in and see it; $45 cash, balance payments. Consignment Sales 1030 N. Meridian. FORD. '32 V-8 De Luxe Coupe. Here is a car that is ideal for that vacation trip; $475. HARRY A. SHARP CO., 443 Va. Ave. DR-5020. FORD. '3O roadster. Has rumble seat, .side shield and in the pink of condition, never used much and original owner really took wonderful care of it. Actually reduced from $245 to $165. S3O cash, balance payments. Consignment Sales 1030 N. Meridian. / GRAHAM-PAIGE '29 614 4-pass. \/ cpe.; in wonderful condition. RobinV son Auto. 1018 N. Meridian. RI-3347. HUPP '3l SEDAN This is an ideal family car and I has good tires. Has had but one owner who has given it good care. Low mileage. Finished in a durable I Ebony. First grade upholstering and | very smart looking. Come in and see ! this unusual value. LOSEY MOTORS, INC. 1133 N. Meridian St. / MARMON '3l-70 sed. This car is \/ priced right. $195, see it. Robinson V Auto, 1018 N. Meridian. RI-3347. FORD. '3l de luxe coupe. Mohair upholstery, clean as a pin—originally I owned by a local school teach“r, she I only drove it to and from school—was forced to turn back to finance company. and it’s therefore reduced to $245 for auick sale. An exceptional bargain. $45 down. Consignment Sales j 1030 N. Meridian. PLYMOUTH—'32 P. A. coupe; excellent condition throughout; real bargain. Terms. I. WOLF AUTO CO. 555 N. Capitol Ave. LI-4516. j | FORD. ’3l Tudor. Original owner couldn't drive it much as he was out of work —less than 6,000 miles, can you imagine that, and the price has actually been reduced from $345 to $245, and only $45 cash, balance payments. Consignment Sales 1030 N. Meridian. . PONTIAC Coach. ’2B; Ist class con--4 / dition, priced to sell; it’s good. Rob- \/ inson Auto, 1018 N. Meridian. Rl- | ▼ 3347. : " FORD. '3O Tudor, in the pink of condition, has 5 brand new white side tires, upholstery absolutely spotless, this car is the cleanest one in our building, and we’ve actually reduced the price to *195; $35 down. Consignment Sales 1030 N. Meridian. REO sedan. 1928; you canO beat this buy; A-l mechanically; *195. Robinson Auto, 1018 N. Meridian. FORD. '3l de luxe roadster, with 6 ; wheels and tires, mounted in fender ! wells, brand new white side tires, its Geo. Washington blue and has trunk rack, side shields and all. a beautiful job—actually reduced from $355 to $235, $45 down. Consignment Sales 1030 N. Meridian. ■ FINE USED CARR—A wide assortment ot i choice used cars to choose from. A. W. BOWEN CO. I 945 Ft. Wavne Ave. RI-5566 FOR used cars at real bargain prices. “Make Tracks for Sacks.” Sacks Bros. Auto Loan Cos. 309 N, Capitol. RI-5994. Good Quality Used Cars See Oaklev at OAKLEY MOTOR SALES. 1663 S. Meridian St. .DR-4743.

JUNE 21, 1933

AUTOMOTIVE 50 Autos For Sale Hi i^S 5a ONLY 4 MORE DAYS CENTRAL BUCK'S GREAT REMOVAL SALE SAMPLE OFFERING Mtny Others. Including Bulcks. Pontlacs. Fords. Chevrolet*. Plymouth. Studebaker. La Salle. Packard. Olds. Essex. Hudson. Hupmobile. Nash and Marmons. rENTRAL BUICKCO u Used Car Store | OPEN EVE , 9 P. M, : SUN . 4 . M. VViilys and Auourn Distributors The Schott Auto Cos. 2004 N. Meridian. TA-3700. ALL Makes Fine Used Cars T Vollrath-McCarthy 1302 E. Wasliingtnn St. LI-73,53 FINANCIAL ~ 52-a Securities, Bldp. & Loan BUILDING & LOAN STOCK Bought, Sold on Security for Loans. SCHLOSS BROS INVESTMENT CO 137 E. Wash. LI-2318 Eve, WA-1494. A ROOM AD costs on tv 2c a WORD 53 Personal Property Loans NEED f%. MONEY f Come in and let us S prove how quickly we iN can arrange a loan for U you. Small monthly payments to suit your income. Personal Finance Cos. 34 S. PENN. RI-5054 Century Bldg.—Ground Floor a PERSONAL LOANS. SCHLOSS BROS INVESTMENT CO. 55 Auto Loans AUTO LOANS • CASH AT ONCE • NO RED TAPE DON'T LOSE YOUR CAR! We will refinance vour balance—giving vou 24 months to pay—in VERY SMALL PAYMENTS! 24 Months to Pay! LINCOLN AUTO LOAN CO. 8 So. Capitol Ave. RI-1321 !©a<h AUTOS 20 Months to Bay CHICAGO JEWELRY CO. 203 E. Wash. St. LI-8603 Opposite Courthouse. Est. 40 Years. CASH TO LOAN 1 AUTOMOBILES Don’t lose your auto. Refinance at lower pay- * || ments. Our new office II assures privacy and quick, |II courteous service. SACKSBROS AiJfiu) LOAN C 0 302 N. Capitol Ave. RI. 5994 J Auto Loans MERIDIAN Motor Sales \ CASH for your car or equity. Late models preferrec. SSO to $2,007. Abels-Fink Auto Cos. 440 N. Capitol. LI-1112. LEGALS 57 Legal Bids and Proposals NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that sealed bids for the purchase of the following materials will be received bv the Chairman of tne State Highway Commission of Indiana, at his office on the third floor. State House Annex. 102 North Senate avenue. Indiariapol: Indiana, until 200 p. m on the sth (' v of July. 1933. at w hich time they will b“ publicly opened and read: Invitation No. 2634: 250 to 500 Tons of Sizes’No 3F and No. 3G Crushed Aggregate or Gravel shipped F O Reynolds Invitation No. 2635: 250 to 500 Tons of Size’ No 3F and No. 3G Crushed Aggregate or Gravel shipped F O. B. Sea field Invitation No. 2636: 200 to 400 Tons of Sizes No 3F and No, 3G Crushed Aggregate or Gravel shipped F G B BurnettsviUe Invitation No. 2837: 250 to 500 Tons of Sizes No. 3F and No. 3G Crushed Aggregate or Grave! shipped F. O. B Chalmerw Invitation No. 2638; 700 to 800 Tons of Sizes No 3F and No. 3G Crushed Aggregate or Gravel shipped F O. B. Monticello. Invitation No. 2639 : 300 to 1.800 Tons of S'ze- No 6 and No 46 Crushed Aggregate or Gravel shipped F O B. Rossvflle; or delivered on Road 26. between Lafayette and Rossville Invitation No. 2640 1.600 to 2.500 Tons of Size 46 Crushed Aggregate or Gravel delivered on Road 66. in the vicinity of Trov and Cannelton Ferry. Bids ’hall be submitted upon standard proposal forms Proposal forms and specification will be furnished free upon reQuest. The right is reserved by the Chairman to reject anv or all bids, or to award on anv combination of bids that in his judgment is most advantageous to the State of Indiana STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF INDIANA JAMES D. ADAMS. Chairman.