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DILLINGER IN CHICAGO AREA. POLICE FEEL Gunman Is Identified by Gas Station Attendant as Desperado. (Continued From Page One) the driver warned the young man, “or I'll close it forever for you.” Thoroughly frightened. Bowers tried to read the mud-covered license plates as he stepped from the car, but was unsuccessful. He went to a filling station and found a friend who kept a scrap book of the ‘ terror mob." Bowers picked out the picture of Dihinger and identified mm as the man who had given him the lift. While the far flung police hunt was carried on with little result, investigation into the escape of Dillinger from Crown Point jail last Saturday was waged more successfully by investigators woiking under direction of Philip Lutz Jr., attor-ney-general. The investigators, it was learned, are scrutinizing the official acts of Judge William J. Murray of the Lake county criminal court. Another startling development was the charge that Ernest Blunk, fingerprint expert who was kidnaped by Dillinger, decoyed at least one of the special jail guards into a cell and locked him in a few minutes before Dillinger made his escape aided only by a wooden pistol. Blunk. an appointee of Judge Murray, failed to appear yesterday for a hearing before Judge Murray, it was learned, although Edward Barce, deputy attorney-general, had ordered him to be present. He is at liberty under a personal bond said to have been approved by Judge Murray. Decoyed into Cell Blunk was further implicated in the fantastic escape of the desperado by testimony of Matt Brown, special guard at the jail, said to be a highly respected citizen of Crown Point. Brown testified that Blunk decoyed him into a cell and locked him in. according to the attorney-gen-eral. The deputy attorney-general, said that according to the evidence given him by Brown, it was learned that Blunk had appeared at an outer office where he (Brown) was seated shortly after reporting for work about 9:30 Saturday morning. “We re ready for you now,” Blunk is alleged to have said to Brown. Blunk, according to the evidence, led the way down a jail corridor, and stopping before a cell said, “This is the place.” Brown said he entered the cell and the door was suddenly slammed and locked “before I had a chance to realize that I had been decoyed into the cell.” Brown went on to testify, according to Mr. Barce, that Dillinger had appeared a few? minutes later in the cell block, brandishing the famous wooden pistol, and crying, “I did it with this!” Murray Refuses Removal When an information was filed against Blunk, Judge Murray is alleged to have said “somebody has “ gone otf half-cocked.” according to Mr. Barce. Judge Murray refused to allow the transfer of Dillinger from the Lake county jail to the Indiana state prison, according to the attorneygeneral. Police from East Chicago, Hammond and Gary had been called to the Crown Point jail to escort the desperado to Michigan City, it was learned, but removal had been refused by Judge Murray, according to the attorney-general. The only charge definitely made against Sheriff Lillian Holley thus far by the attorney-general has been that of gross negligence in conduct of the Lake county jail. MERCHANDISE 41 Cash Coal Mart Indianapolis Retail Tardi En°s 6x3 $ q .00 Furnace Chunk Indiana Clean forked ~ Majestic $ / 50 West Virginia H 6-lnch Block Casady Fuel & Supply Cos. CH-1427 Night, CH-7515 Fansler Coal Cos. Ll-7950 78 S. State LEGALS 56 Legal Notices THE EASTEKN STAR BAPTIST CHURCH will elect its trustees March 15, 1934. WILL sell for storage charges amounting to $65. March 23. 1934 at 10 a m . 1 Marmon sedan, motor No. L 9758. serial No. YOAN 24 H. C. MCALLISTER, rear 305 N Keystone. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that sealed bids for the purchase of the following materials w!,l be received by the Chairman of the State Highway Commission of Indiana, at his office on the third floor. State House Anr-x 102 North Senate Avenue. Indianapolis. Indiana, until 2 P M. on the 23rd dav of March, 1934. at which time they will be publiclv opened and read Invitation No 3160 100 to 300 Tons Crushed Stone No 4 F O B Maywood. Indiana. Invitation No 3161 1 000 to 1.500 Tons Crushed Aggregate No 4 <4: 6 in Trucks at Plant in the Greencastle Sub-district. Invitation No 3162 900 to 1.100 Tons Crushed Stone No. 4 del and on Roads 35 C & 60 D in the vicinity of Salem Indiana Invitation No 3167 150 to 300 Tons Ammonium Phosphate shipped to LaPorte. Fort Wavr.e. Crawfordsville. Greenfield. Vincennes and Sevmour. Indiana Invitation No. 3168 600 to 1 000 Tons Crushed Aggregate. Gravel or S'.ag No. 4 & 6 F O B Silver Lake Indiana Invitation No. 3169 1.800 to 2.400 Tons No 4 Crushed Aggregate FOB Huntir.gburg Indiana Invitation No 3170 1.000 to 1.500 Tons No 4 A- 6 Crushed Aggregate F. O. B Jasper Invitation No. 3172: Quantity- of Automobile Farts FOB Indianapolis. Indiana Invitation No. 3173: Quantitv of Miscel'aneous Hardware FOB Indianapolis Invitation No 30998 400 to 600 Tons No 4 Crushed Aggregate or Gravel del'd on State Road 56 east of Brooksburg and between Madison and Vevav Indiana Bids shall be submitted upon standard proposal forms Proposal forms and specifications will be furnished free upon reouest. The right is reserved bv the Chairman to reject ar.v or all bids or to award on anv combination of bids that in his “adgment is most advantageous to the State of Indiana STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF INDIANA JAMES D ADAMS Chairman "LEGAL NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARING PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION DOCKET NO 1870-M Application of Lawrence Trucking Cos Indianapolis, for certificate to operate ■ • motor vehicles as a common carrier of ■ property from Ind.-HI. state line to Indi- ; - ar.apolla over Highwavs 30. 53. 52: from i Ind -111 state line to Anderson over Highway* >O. 53 24. 15. 9 from Ind -HI state ; ane to Muncie over Highways 30. 53. 24. 31. 9. M Not V-e la hereby given that the Public Service Commission will conduct public , hearing In this cause in Rooms of Com- j mission. 4*l State House Indianapolis. Ind . I 9* p. m . Monday. March 19. 1934. Public participation is reouested PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION Bv RUSSELL P KEHOE Fxammer. XBdUanapoiis. Ind . March 7. 1934. e

LEGALS 58 Legal Auctions and Sales LEGAL SALE Notice is hereby given pursuant to the statute* of the state of Indiana that the undersigned, conducting a puolic *lorage house wul. on Thursday March 23rd. 1934. seii for accrued cr.arges the household goods and other goods oelonging to the ioilowmg named peop.e: Mrs rrank Harrington. No. 1383; Goldie Prew T.tua. No. 1237. and Helen Bamford. No. 13*9. SHANK AUCTION At FURNITURE CO SHERIFF'S SALE J HERBERT HARTMAN Attorney for Plaintiff By virtue of acer-isled copy of an execution to me directed from the C,enc of the Circuit Court of Johnson County. Indiana, in cause No 8543 wnerein Louisa Luicenarot, P.aintiff, and Thurman Tongert and Ida Scnarfe, Defendants, requiring me to make the sum o! Fourteen Hundred Sixteen Dollars is! 416 00 1. as provided for in said execution, with interest and costa. I will expose at public sale to the highest bidder, on BATCRDAY, THE 24TH DAY OF MARCH. 1934. between the hours ol 10 o clock a m. and 4 o c.ock p. m of said dav. at the door of tr.e Court House of Mar.on County. Indiana, the rents and pronts for a term not exceeding seven years, ot tne fol.owing real estate in Marion County. Indiana. An undivided one-naif interest in 48 leet east of 48 feet off of the west ends of iota 209, 210, 211 and 212 in Nob.e s Heirs' subdivision of out-lots 45. 50. 50. 56 and 61. in the Cite of Indianapo.is. Marion County. Indiana. If such rents and profits win not sell for sulficient sum to satisfy said execution with interest and costs, I will, at the same time and place, expose to public sale the fee simple of said real estate, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge said execution. Said sale will be made without relief from valuation or appraisement laws. CHARLES L. SUMNER, Sheriff of Marion County. March 3. 1934. March 2-9-16, 1534. SHERIFF'S SALE Piofcens, Davidson, Gause. Gilliom Si Pickens, Attorney for Plaintiff By virtue of a certified copy of a decree to me directed from the clerk of tne Circuit Court oi Marion County, Indiana, in cause No. 46,60, wherein George A. Gay Annie E. Gay, et al. plaintiffs, and Kessler Boulevard Realty Company. Inc. et al. defendants, requiring me to make the surnrs of money, as provided for in said decree, with interest and costs, I will expose at public sale to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY. THE 17TH DAY OF MARCH. 1934. between the hours of 10 o ciock a. m. and 4 o clock p. m. of said day. at the door of the Court House of Marion County, Indiana. the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, of the following real estate in Marion County, Indiana: Lot No. 11. in Square 3. of the Commissioners' subdivision of Frazee estate in the City of Indianapolis as per plat thereof recorded in complete Record L. Page 183. in the office of the Clerk of Marion County. Indiana, except a strip of ground 4 feet in width (North and Southt and 40 feet in length 'East and Westi taken by parallel lines off the North side thereof, commencing at the Northeast corner of said lot. Part ol Lot 4 in William Hannaman's subdivision of the Northwest quarter of Section 13. Township ’l6 North. Range 3 East, described as follows: Beginning at the Northwest corner ol 4,ird and Meridian Streets las how established), in the City of Indianapolis, thence West along the North line of 43rd Street 316 feet to a point; thence North parallel with the West line of Meridian Street 195 feet to a point; thence East and parallel with the North line of lot 4, 316 feet to a point in the West line of Meridian Street, thence south upon and along the West line of Meridian Street 195 feet to the Northwest corner of 43rd and Meridian Streets, being the place of beginning. Marion County. Indiana. If such rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree with interest and costs. I will, at the same time arid place, expose to public sale the fee simple of said real estate, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge said decree. Said sale will be made without relief from valuation or appraisement laws CHARLES L. SUMNER. Sheriff of Marion County. February 23. 1934. Feb 23-March 2-9-1934, 3F.ni.. KENT OR BUY REAL ESI AIE through classified ads m The Times Phone ad-taker.'' Rl. 5551 during ousiness nours ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 Death Notices BEGINGER, OLIVER P.—Of 2103 Bellefontaine st., oeloved husband of Katherine Beginger. father of Charles E. and Giadvs M Beginger of Indianapolis, and Mrs. C Dan wood of Kansas City. Mo., departed this life Friday. Funeral Monday. March 12, at the MOORE & KIRK FUNERAL HOME, Fairfield and College ave., 10 a. m Burial Moores Hill. Ind. Friends invited. DERBYSHIRE, CONRAD—Beloved little darling son of Thomas and Effie Derbyshire, passed away Thursday evening. Funeral Saturday. 2:30 p. m. at the G. H HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME. 1505 S East st Friends invited. DICKTEN, WILLIAM—Passed away at tne Masonic Home. Franklin. Ind.. Thursday. Funeral at SHIRLEY BROS, CENTRAL CHAPEL. 946 N. Illinois st. Saturday, 10 a. m., in charge of Centre lodge. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. GREEN. THOMAS L.—Beloved husband of Anna, father of Bertha Lugar. grandfather of Richard Green Lugar and Thomas Rilev Lugar. passed away Monday at Miami. Fia. Friends may call at the residence. 716 E. Thirty-second st., Fridav. Services will be held from there 2:30 p. m. Saturday. Interment Crown Hill. HUNT. FLORENCE ESTELLA (nee Farrell)—Age 28 years, wife of Homer H. Hunt, mother of Marv Catherine, sister of James C. Farrell and Mrs. Ambrose Hornberger. died March 8 Funeral, Monday. March 12. 8:30 a. m. at the residence. 465 Gooniet ave . 9 a. m.. St. Anthony's church. Friends invited 1 Seymour and North Verno.i ilno.i papers please copy.] For further information call GEORGE W. USHER FUNERAL _ HOME MOORE. CHARLES E —Age 7 years; beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon S. Moore, and brother of James William. Allen Dean, and Norma Jean, passed away Thursday. March 8. Funeral Saturday March 10 at SHIRLEY BF.OS. CENTRAL CHAPED. 946 North Illinois St., at 2:45 p. m. Burial Memorial Park cemetery. Friends invited. Charles was _ a member of school No. 73. PRESTON, MRS. FLORA S.—Mother of Paul, passed away Thursday morning at her residence. 35 E 16th st Services at the FLANNER A- BUCHANAN MORTUARY, Saturday. 11 a. m. Burial Forest Hills cemetery, Greencastle. Ind.. Saturday. 2 p. m ._ PRUITT. ELlZA—Mother of Fred Pruitt, passed away at the residence. 5528 College ave . Thursday, p m. Services at THE FLANNER A- BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Saturday. 2 p m. Burial North Liberty cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary Friday evening. SCHWARZ. EMIL G.—Beloved father of Mrs. William Ward. Mrs. Henry Schilling and Otto Schwarz, passed away Thursday evening. March 8. at the residence of his daughter. Mrs Schilling. 216 Wisconsin st . age 82 rears. Funeral services will be held a? the WALD FUNERAL HOME. 1222 Union st.. Mor.dav afternoon. March 12. at 2 o'clock Burial Washington Park cemetery. Friends invited. STATON. FERMAN J.—9l years; passed awav Thursday. March 7. 1934. at the home of his niece. Mrs. Melvin Aston. 68'h st. and Michigan rd. Funeral Saturday 3 p m. at the residence Relatives and friends invited. Interment Crown Hill. TANSY. EDWARD LAWRENCE—BeIoved husband of Lacy Tansv. father of Mrs. Op3l Spaulding. Earl Lora. James. Jesse. Francis and Grace Tansy, departed this life Wednesday Funeral Saturday. Mirch 10. at THE MOORE A- KIRK FUNERAL HOME. 2530 Station. 10 a. m. Burial Tipton. Ind. Friends invited. Friends may call at the residence. 2415 N Gale st.. until Saturday 8 a. m. [Tipton papers please copy.) 2 Cards. In Memoriams BOYD—In loving memory of our darling wife and mother. MAGGIE M BOYD who departed this life March 9. 1932; wife of W. H. Bovd and mother of Mrs. Ivy! Mathews. Mrs. Mvrtle Hunter. Raymond and Earl Bovd. also mother of Olie Raleigh and Orvvl Bovd. deceased. We mourn for her in silence. No eyes can see us weep But many a silent tear is shed While others are asleep 3 Funeral Directors. Florists w. T. BLASENGYM 2226-28 Sheibv St DR-2570 FINN BROS. Funeral Home 1639 H Meridian 8t TA-1835 FLANNER £ BUCHANAN 25 W. Fall Creek dr;, e TA-4400 G RINSTEI NER’S 1 522 E. Market RI-5374 HISEY & TfniS 957 N. Delaware LI-3828 GEO. W. USHER” FUNERAL HOMES 2614 W WASH ST. BE-0146 1719 N CAPITOL AVE. TA-1719 J C WILSON 1230 Prospect DR-0321-0322 D| Flower Shop. RI-8421. DLC_/U-l\. J For Service and I9UV/\.|\ Artistic Designs. 4 Lost and Found FOUND— Brmd'.e dog. asking proper ident - - flcation and payment of this ad. Box K-412 Ten Dr cent discount on a,i Cash Watt Ads placed at Times Want Ad Head- i quarters. 214 W. Maryland Su 4

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Pretzels and Fresh Crisp Potato Chips from our oven to your door. We deliver anywhere in city Fresh Pretzels, 20c lb. Potato Chips, 50c lb. PURITY CONE AND PRETZEL CO. 2648 Northwestern Ave. TA-4662. CENTRAL HALL COFFEE SHOP Complete Sunday Dinner, 12-8 p. m.. 50c. 1823 Central. TA-2670, New System Laundry Call and ask for our prices. DR-0288. Peggy Says: For Eye Glass Service that Satisfies HUGH J. DAVEY SR.. OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS 303 Kresge Bldg. 41 E, Washington St. LI-5780. Peggy’ Suggests; To our Women Attorneys: Indiana Supreme Court Reports, Appellate Court Reports, Miscellaneous Northeast Reports. "We specialize in law book binding.” JOHNS-BUTTERWORTH, 135 E. Market, Room 2. LI-7016. Royal Cleaners and Tailors 2304 Talbot Ave. “Royal Does It Right.” TA-5351. SATURDAY SPECIAL ~ r~ GOLD LOAF CAKE A r J '"Nr 2Sizes ft r M ■ V* Old-Fashioned Gold Loaf, white IV*1 V* chocolate or caramel iced. m City Delivery Service, 10c. ■ Mail Orders Promptly Filled. AYRES BAKERY—7th Floor. Saturday Cinnamon Doughnuts j n7 Special Downy Flake Doughnut Shop aoz * GUS MEISTER—JEWELER All make clocks repaired—clocks called for and delivered. The Best Selection of Meats BITTRICH’S MEAT MARKET, 267 Market House. LI-0328 J|Lk BLOCK'S Flower Shop MAIN FLOOR FOR ALL OCCASIONS SPECIAL FLOWER CARS FOR OLuXt V PROMPT CITY DELIVERIES BEAUTY WE ARE NOTED FOR OUR m 73k ARTISTIC FLORAL DESIGNS { Phone, RI-8421. * Our New Croquignole or Spiral Wave. Complete. $2. Eugene, Frederick, Shelton. Realistic. $2.95 to $4.50 RUTZ BEAUTY SHOP 5 N. Temple Ave. CH-0923 Board of Trade Barber Shop 200 Board of Trade (Mr. McMurray, Prop.) LI-2537 HANTZI’S TAVERN 501 E Washington St. Beer a-plenty; sandwiches; special entertainment: dancing Saturday nights. LI-0623. WONDER BREAD—An Appetizer. Over WFBM. Mon., Wed., FrL 7 P. M. “HAPPY WONDER BAKERS”

ANNOUNCEM ENTS 4 Lost and Found LADY'S black pocketbook. containing key. $1.30. Moore-Kirk identification card. Between St. Frances De Sales church and 22nd & Gale. Finder keep money, return key and purse. CH-3030-J LOST—Lady's diamond ring. A. J. W. inside. Reward. HU-5300. £ LOST—Red billfold, containing about S9B. Reward. Phone LI-5008 BUNCH OF KEYS—With name plate. W. H. SAUNDERS, Southern Railway. Indpls. RI-3160. CAMEO breastpin: keepsake. Reward. MAROTT HOTEL. Room 502. HAVE bag of party who took black overnight bag from South Bend bus by mistake Return to Bus terminal. MRS. HOMER PORTERFIELD, (Alice). 735 W. Dr Woodruff. CH-2402-W_ 5 Personals FREE LECTURES at McCrory's 5c and 10c Store 17 East Washington St. LADY BETTY, English Psychologist appears in person and tells you what vou are best fitted for. You may solve i vour own problems by knowing yourself. 10 A. M. to 5 P. M. Daily. McCrory's. PERMANENT WAVES Small Service Charge Only CENTRAL BEAUTY COLLEGE 209 Odd Fellow Bldg, LI-0432 PERSONAL LOANS ESTATES LOAN CO 505 MAJESTIC BLDG j DR. CHESTER MILLER. "The Children's Dentist." 1107 Odd Fellow Bldg.. RI-7281. ~ ■ BUSINESS SERVICE THESE ADVERTISERS GUARANTEE PROMPT. EFFICIENT SERVICE Alteration Specialist ALTERATIONS—For ladies’ and men's garments: satisfaction guaranteed. Reasonable MEYER O. JACOBS. 212 E. 16th st. TA-6667, Automobile Repairing TAYLOR'S GARAGE Packard Specialists Lowest Prices. 3828 E. 10th. CH-7323 Furniture CHAIRS made new by rebottomlng in cane, hlckorv or reed BOARD OF INDUSTRIAL AID FOR BLIND. HA-0583 Moving. Transfer. Storage STORAGE—LocaI, long distance hauling: return loads yvantea: part-load service Otto J Suesz. RI-3628: 6561. CH-0699-W. MOVE YOU Take in aiscaraec turn., pei <onal service, -free estimates HE-5039 MOVING—SI up DAVIS TRUCKING CO. 315 E. Mich. LI-2655. Musical Instrument Repairing 6AND ana orenestra m*\ruments repalrea expert, guar work. PEARSON PIAN( CO.. 128 N Penn Ll-551S Paper Hanging PAPER HANGING. PAINTING. CARPENTERING Job or hour. Estimates prompt service. HE-STCS. M E GANNON pa:r.f.ng, wall washing, cleaning. LI-3208. Radio Service GUARANTEED RADIO SERVICE—Free call. 544 Vtrgir.ia ave Dr-3368. INSTRUCTIONS 10 Schools. Colleges. Tutoring High School In Two Years You can complete this simplified high school course at home inside of 2 years. Meets all requirements for entrance to college, business and leading professions. Largest Home Study High School. Dipioma given. Go to School at Home ADDRESS BOX K-410. TIMES SPEND HALF A DAY Increasing vour efficiency. Learn or review Accountancy, Stenography. Typing. Stenotvpy. Complometrv. Low tuition rates. Day. Haif-dav. or Night. Call us. Sanderson Business School LI-3819 10th floor. Peoples Bank bldg. FREE HAWAILAN GUITAR to each new student. SI.OO per private lesson. Limited offer. HILO HAWAIIAN STUDIO. 2108 Roosevelt ave.

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COLLECTOR—Young, single. with car; commission basis; must be bondable; bring letter of reference from last employer. MR. GROSS, 601 Union Title Bldg. LARGE Eastern organization has desirable position for man with light car. Must be free to travel and leave city at once. Permanent with good immediate commission and car allowance. See E. L. SHAFFER, Hotel Lincoln. 9 till 6. DISTRICT MANAGERS WANTED by copyright owners of simple self-ac-counting record which enables all merchants to accurately keep sales tax reports. Inexpensive, widely demanded. Generous commissions paid daily. For interview phone MR. SEWARDS, Washington hotel. RESULT producing Times Want Ads Cost onlv 3 cents a word.

Dog Gone... Found Thru Times Lost Ad Cost 60c When Mrs. Wm. R. White, 711 N. Colorado, discovered that her pet was missing she immediately telephoned The Times and had the ad shown below inserted for several days. The second day the ad appeared the dog was returned by a Times reader and the ad was cancelled. The moral of the story is—that if you have lost—or if you should lose—something, the thing to do is follow the example of Mrs. White—phone The Times, Riley 5551. LOST —Boston, female, white spot on neck, wearing harness. Reward. IR-568C. Have You Lost Anything? '(fti- 55 51

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Saturday Special |Hf J C Semi-Service m I pm/ Fir s f Q ua|if v f Jif^B Betty Gay 5 and 7E. Wash. [^Jj/J WEST’S CHICKEN DINNER PLACE Home Cooked Chicken Dinners—Private Parties. Allisonville Rd. WA-4727-4 PERMANENT, *3 Also $1 Up. WISE BEAUTY SHOP, 427 State Life Bldg. RI-0174. CIFALDI DINNERS Fine Chicken Dinners. sl. Make reservations by calling IR-5120. Peggy Says; Be sure and see the Furniture now on display at THE WHAT-NOT ANTIQUE SHOP 2709 N. Meridian. TA-6996. Peggv Savs: For Freshly Dressed Poultry. Fresh Eggs H. C. G. POULTRY CO., 121 W 16th. LI-3564. Free delivery any part of the city. PERMANENTS, $1.50 UP. DRESSES—SWAGGERS You would actually expect to pay $lO for these beauti- c _ oo .... ful frocks. Copies direct from SOB B_s8 _$ 08 8 Hollywood. Silks, satins, Z.- — O HOLLYWOOD DRESS SHOPS Peggy Says: After that party, dance or show, stop at 24-Hour Service. All kind of Luncheons and Beer. Also Excellent Noon Luncheons. 25c. 1425 N. ILLINOIS. “TAYSTEE FOOD SHOPE” LI-0474. Permanents, 52.00. $3.50, $5.00. $7.50. Shampoo and Set, $.50. MarceL _ Diane Beauty Shoppe, 1004 Bosart Ave. IR-4068. Peggy Suggests: For an afternoon's pleasure, rent anew car and drive it yourself, it a small cost. From DRIVE-IT-YOURSELF, INC.. 39 Kentucky Ave. RI-7438. T AtATXp O J For a short time only you may receive the services of our expert • beauty counsellor by calling RI-1986 lor appointment. This service includes complete facial and make-up to j r our own individual type and is entirely tompiimentary. NINA ROSS COSMETIQUE CO. S SAFETY CLOTHES CLOSET For Storage Purposes II CEDAR OIL treated! Four doors, dust proof, 12 suit capacity; one piece, unfold and stand up. No wood used, no v f warping or cracking. Special at J BLOCK’S VAPOR BATHS AND MASSAGE Reducing a Specialty. MRS. CUTTING, PROFESSIONAL MASSEUSE. 811 Odd Fellow Bldg. LI-3602. HOLLY AND JARDINO TEACHERS OF BANJO AND GUITAR. 115 Pembroke Arcade. LI-2008. ALBERT G. BERG—“The Man for Your Time” Expert Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing. 35 years of service to the public. 9 Pembroke Arcade. IS YOUR RADIO NOISY? PEARSON PIANO CO. CAN REMEDY YOUR RADIO AILMENTS Tubes TTRUTT' City Radio Q 1 Tested -*■ -tvFiX_i Service Calls 'r-*- • 128 N. Penn, or Phone LI-5513.

HELP WANTED 13 Help Wanted—Male AGENTS-With selling ability, for Indianapolis. or anv part of state, to represent a well-established life insurance co. Liberal drawing account to those who qualify. Call 405 New City Trust Bldg., Saturday. Monday. WILL interview men experienced in selling oil; Sam. Saturday. Chemical InA ROOM AD costs only 2c a WORD. 14 Help Wanted—Female 10 WOMEN—Pleasant outdoor work; small sal & bonus to start. 334 When bldg. REFINED woman 25-40. Need immediately to fill vacancy recently made by promotion. No investment. MISS ULLRICH. 5)0 Merchants Bank. 4 ATTRACTIVE ladies between 25-45; travel and demonstrate exclusive line cosmetics. No house-to-house. Also manager with car. 2856 E. Washington. 9-11 a, m.. 2-4 p. m. PROFESSIONALLY TRAINED WOMEN Rapid promotion, dignified work, no canvas sinM^Architects_ar^Builders_^idg; WANTED—Beauty operator at once with east side following. CH-2710. MUST HAVE AT ONCP—IO cultured ladies" age 30 to 45. for district managers. No canvassing; no merchandise investment: no trick in this ad Car an asset. Will pay S4O per week if qualify. If you want a permanent position with reliable concern it will pay you to investigate this ad. Call in person Saturday. 10 a. m. to 2 p. m.. MR. HAVEN. 525 Postal Station Bldg., Indianapolis.

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WANTED 15 Wanted—Male or Female A FEW more men and women. Good business proposition. Call at 3153 E. Washington, after 6 p, m. 15-a Solicitors Wanted SOLICITORS—“IT SELLS ITSELF” Every House Big Profit. Continuous. Repeat Orders—Costs User Half. Dollar starts you. Money Back Guarantee. DAD'S FACTORY, Indianapolis. 16 Situations Wanted EARNEST YOUNG MAN. age 25. wants job as understudy to window trimmer, decorator, etc. More for training than salary. Box K-407, Times. YOUNG GlßL—Wants housework! necessary stay on place; references. LAW. R. R. 1, Tipton. Ind. WANTED —Position as housekeeper; best references. CALVERT, R. R. 1. Sheridan, Ind. JOB ON FARM—Or rent farm. L. W BRADSHAW. R. R, 2, Pekin, Ind, RENTALS 17 Furnished Rooms $3. 24TH. E.. 515—Cozy room, next bath. Hot water, steam heat. Widow's home. HE-1494. ALABAMA, N., 2437—Front room; extra large closet; widow's home; reasonable. HA-0702-R, CENTRAL, 1328—One large front sleeping room, 52.50 and $3.00. RI-3062. COLLEGE. 3222—Nice, clean, comfortable room in private home, close to bath HA-1009-J. COLLEGE. 3553—Warm, corner room: next bth. 1 or 2 employed ladies. WA-1645-W. DIVISION. 1048—Nice warm room for gentleman; near bath, garage optional. BE-1765. ILLINOIS, N., 1907 Attractive, large closet: steam; constant hot water; quiet congenial home. MERIDIAN, N.. 2220—Front room; steam; adjoining bath: private home; gentleman; $3 00. TA-1323; NEW JERSEY, N.. 2324—Warm room, attractive home; board optional; garage: 52.50. TA-5390. NEW YORK. E.. 1405—Nicely furnished room: private family; elderly lady pre_f erred. LI-7C36. PENNSYLVANIA, N., 2169—R00m, next bath: 1 or 2: private family; board optional. HA-1892-W. TALBOT. N . 2419—Cheerv room: comfortably furnished: near bath; very reasonable: garage. TA-3833. VERMONT, W.. 36—Savov Apt. 2: large room; 2 windows; $3.50; private family. LI-8612. WASH. BLVD., near 38th St.—Room with grivate lavatory: shown by appointment. ox K 405, Times. CORNER of Pennsylvania and 38th; cozy front room; private family; 1 or 2 men; single or double bed; privileges. WA-1097. CLINTON HOTEL—Sleeping rooms. $2 wk.: also housekeeping; steam heat. 29 Virginia ave. "Downtown.” Times Want Ad Rates are the lowest m Citv For complete details call RI-5551 17-a Hotels. Resorts. Inns Gnlnninl Hntpl Every convenience notei Must see t 0 aoprecl . ate; $4 up. Walking distance 236 N 111 SCHWENZER HOTEB-458 E. Washington st. Rooms. $2.50 up Steam heat, running water showers or tubs SEMINOLE HOTELSSn/PSS: side rooms, with baths and telephones. $3.50 wk. and up. LI-1496. CORONADO HOTEL north bus terminal, heat and hot water all rooms; daily 75c & $1; weekly $3 up. LI--1637. HOTEL ANTLERS Offers all comforts Ultra modern hote) service As low as $2 a dav; *lO week 750 N Meridian LI-2351 ISarfen Ufoiel Cozv warm rooms; complete hotel service. Coffee shop. Walking distance. Moderate rates. Delaware a' Michigan St. LI-5315 18 Housekeeping Rooms *3. $5. OLNEY. N.. 1944—2 Fiont connecting. 1 single and porch. Comfortable. Private entrance BEVTLLE. 829 N.—Sleeping or housekeeping room, next bath; steam heat; private entrance. CARROLLTON. 1529—2 rooms, front: overstuffed. in-a-door bed: private bath and entrance. Everything furnished. Garage. RI-5976, CENTRAL. 1328 —One clean room, utilities furnished. $3.00 and $3.50, RI-3062. DELAWARE. N.. 618—2 rooms, first floor; prices right. 1 housekeeping room, $3 wk.

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$Jg WILL DO TH| TRICK f/ y JOIN OUR PIANO ACCORDION CLUB NOW. SPECIAL STUDENT ACCORDION * VALUE, WHILE THEY LAST fti WITH FREE LESSONS Unusual Accordion 24 B * ss c Pcarlite- $g9.50 'C $ \ New Hohner L’Organola. T 1 liHl"’ fWi /1 l\ \l\ model 120 bass. S99Q WSBgj lIU \V\ \ regular $450. now.. JliSp.-SO ' * ’ * . l\ \M Just Received, V, ■■B r . I V Very Special (( 4>' VBiJILI.I i 90 Ba5S White Pearlit* 1 I. . >/V PEARSON - 12 g N penm p ho rie LI-5513

RENTALS 18 Housekeeping Rooms FOUNTAIN SQUARE—2 nice clean rooms; private bath; utilities furnished; garage; 55.50. 854 E. Morris. GRACELAND, 3607—Front, living and bedroom; private entrance; utilities furnlslied: $2.50 dble.; S3 sgle J ILLINOIS, N.. 2360 Modern light housekeeping rooms. $2.25, $2.50; 8-minute car service. ILLINOIS. N.. 1808—Large, clean room with kitchenette; garage; $4.50. HA--3203-J, ILLINOIS. N., 2339 2 rooms, kitchenette. 55.50; single room. $3 & $3.50. Everything furnished. HA-4928-M. MICHIGAN, E.. 2117—3 large rooms; overstuffed; sink, utilities: private entrance. Accommodate 3 or 4. S6 NEW JERSEYt N.. 1215—2 nice front rooms; completely furnished; private entrance. Adults. LI-3180. NEW JERSEY. N„ 1449—2-room apartment: next bath; hot water, good heat; utilities; reasonable. RI-3619. NEW JERSEY, N.. 743—54.50; 2 cosy rooms; clean; all conveniences; private; also sleeping rooms. OHIO, E., 540—Nice clean housekeeping rooms; $1.50 up; garage. OHIO, 407 E.—Sleeping rooms for nignt -lodgers: 15c, 25c, 35c per nig he PARK. 2428—Large room, nicely furnished: near bath; private entrance: steam heat. PENNSYLVANIA. N., 2165—2 clean connecting rooms: constant hot water; everything furnished; $4. ROACHE, 1402—56; 3 rooms, bath; private home; clean; range, sink; Beautyrest. HA-0336-J. SUMMIT, N . 237 - 1-room kitchenette and sleeping; everything furnished; private entrance. TREMONT, N., JO—3-rooin apartment; front, rear entrance; utilities furnished. Fine home. Ladles. WASHINGTON ST., E., 1110—2 nice downstairs front apartments, $4.50 and $5.00, including all utilities; good he at. _ CLEAN—Large front room; very reasonable; private entrance. 326 E. McCarty st. I AND 2-ROOM —Apartments: private entrance: toilets, sinks, overstuffed; beauttful wallpaper. Call at 835 Broadway. 19 Rooms with Board BROADWAY. 2222—Pleasant, clean room; constant hot water; breakfast; girl. HE--2472. DELAWARE. N., 2055—Cozy front: large close',; 1 or 2; quiet home; 2 meals; car, bus line. NEW JERSEY, N„ 2217—Comfortable front room; hot water; home privileges; 2 meals. TA-4706. RAYMOND, E„ 1532—Nice room, twin beds; 3 meals: home privileges; employed people. DR-5521-M. STATE ST., N., 234—Home privileges; excellent meals; first week free; tub. shower; LI-9024, TALBOT N., 2144—Nice room. 2 or 3, "entlemen preferred. Excellent meals: HA-3908-R. FURNISHED ROOM WITH BOARD. NEAR j CARLINE. CHURCH. BE-1367-J, ! NONE BETTER! Twin beds, shower; employed gentleman; garage. 2062 N. New Jersey St. TA-6916, 31 Unfurnished Apartments BROADWAY, 1108—$15. 4 large rooms, bath, heat, water; employed couple. RI-5213. BROOKSIDE PARKWAY. South Drive, 3701; 3-room upper: heat, water, garage; reasonable. CH-1416. FALL CREEK BLVD.. 51 W.—s-room; 2bedroom; sunporch; excellent heat; G. E HA-3127. ILLINOIS, 3145 N.—4 rooms, Frigidaire, steam heat, tile bath and shower; redecorated. MASSACHUSETTS AVE.. 747—5-rocm upper; steam heat; hot, cold water. RI--0021. MADISON AVE.. 1525 3-Rooms, lower, bath, porches, garage; water, heat, furnished; S2O, ST. CLAIR. 314 E.—3 rooms; in-a-door bed; all utilities paid. Only $20.00. LI-7361, q. C. GROVE. 44 Virginia Ave. 130 E. 9th St $30.00-$37.50 402 N Meridian $45 00-$125 00 LOVELY efficiency and bedroom apartments. north. Attractive prices. LI--3164. Evenings TA-0335. 4 LARGE, light, airy rooms; new paper. and water furnished; S2O. H. M. FREEMAN. 430 Mass. ave. Efficiency—.s2o 4150 Blvd. pi.; 1-room kit. and bath; good conditioni; see custodian. SCHMID & SMITH. INC’ , REALTORS. Indianapolis Rental Agency City wide listings; furnished and unfurnished apts.; free transportation. Day, LI--5452; eve.. HU-6819, TA-1064, flPflßr/vieNr RenfflceuFeuf Apartments in all parts of the city; free transportation to inspect apartments Call HE-1237 or RI-1371, day or night. S27.SO—THE DUNDER, corner Virginia and McCarty; neat, gas, Frigidaire, fur. 1335 N. Alabama St. 3 rooms and kitchenette, utilities, $27.50. SECURITY TRUST CO. RI-9484. or CUStodian. 4 Rooms, Only .$17.50 2249 1/0 Pierson Ave. Modern; 2d floor; garage; heat and water. SECURITY TRUST CO. RI-9484. THE DRAKE Two-bedroom apartment available for immedate occupancy. Frigidaire and all utilities furnished. Large living room, fullsized dining room and kitchen. Garage included. Call J. H. ALBERSHARDT. LI--2565. 22 Unfurnished Houses $12.00 M 0.—2806 N. Gale~~ 7-rm. modern; a real bargain! LI-7491. Gregory & Appel, Inc. 247 N. Peu.i. SI2.SO—M’PHERSON. 2842 Al 5-room double. water paid: pay movlng, WA-2914-J. sTb| UTH ST.. E.. 1434—Near Tech: 6 room, modern, garage, water paid. RI--3413. ADD.SON, S., 26—6-room modern A-l condition; garage; near Washington high. BE-0746. CENTRAL, 2339—3-bedrooms, redecorated, fireplace, beautiful shrubs, flowers, S3O. HE-5247. EAST ST., N.. 812—8 rooms, bath, furnace. gas. electricity: cheap: good tenants. RI-4773. EASTERN AVE.. 624—6 rooms, modern; garage; $23. water paid. St. Philips. | IR-4J02, 1306 Fletcher 4- cottage: inside toilet; garage; water paid; SIO.OO Call FRAZEE. Li-2318. ILLINOIS, N.. 3632—Unusual 4 bedroom brick; only S4O; splendid condition. RI- j 3413. IRVINGTON AVE.. N.. 100—Single 7-rms. : modern. garage, $22.50. SUMNER KRUTZ3CH & Cos. RI-4386, IR-2946 KEN.sOOD. 2939—4-room double. in-a-door. A-l condition; laundry, garage. HU-3995. 1829 New St. 5- modern bungalow, garage; water paid; sl6 25. Call FRAZEE. LI-2313. ! NORTH ST., S., 2724—5 rooms, bath, heat- j er furnished: 516.50; water paid. IR-3350 ROOSEVELT AVE.. 2011—7-room house, garage: modern except furnace; A-l. W. S. DOSS. LI-4206. SPEEDWAY 5040 W. 15TH ST.—5-room modern, single: garage $27.50. TACOMA N. 1614—Redecorated 6-room modern single, garage, attractive. $27 50. Water paid. WA-0395. TACOMA. N. 1618—5-P.oom modern (dbl.t. excellent value: garage: $17.50. Water na:d. WA-0395. WEST—S rooms, redecorated; electricity, furnace, fenced yard. Inquire 1713 N Tibbs. _ WHITTIER PL.. 21- 6-room stnctlv moiT ern double. $25; formerly $45, iR-3817. WINTHROP. 4103—Double; greatly reduced; 3 bedrooms, tile bath, breakfast nook, laundry. HU-1733. WTSCONSIN 321—5 rooms, redecoratedeasily heated: good location; near schools. RI-0645. 10TH ST . E 1322 —4-room semi-modern double; $10.50; water paid. IR-3350. 11TH ST.. E.. 527—4 bedims; ideal for roomers; easily heated; ™25, HU-4786 18TH ST.. W., 118—Single. 8 rooms, mod- j ern; redecorated; laundry; near schools. • TA-5533,.

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RENTALS 22 Unfurnished Houses 32D, W.. 1324—Owner's bungalow: inclosed sunroom; garages, fenced; $22 50. TA-6450. PERSONAL LOANS FOR HOUSE RENT. ESTATES LOAN CO.. 505 MAJESTIC Bldg. WALKING distance; 414 E Walnut: mod. single, good cond.; 6 rms. Will start rent April Ist: $ 18 : RI-6412 After You Have Selected Your New Home See the Business Service Classification for a Reliable Mover. 23 Furnished Apts, and Houses CENTRAL. 2131—56 50 wk.: 3 rooms, priv. ent. and porch: tele, priv. HE-4155. DELAWARE. 2603 'Ti N.—3-room upper; garage optionail; $5 week; references exchanged. HA-4864-J. ILLINOIS. N.. bib l j— Beautiful, modern furnished efficiency apartments. $7 to $10; utilities. LI-8888. ILLINOIS, 1702 N.—2-room modern attractive front apartment; elegantly furnished. H A-0520. BEAUTIFULLY furnished apartments, north; reasonable. LI-3164, evening* TA-0335. 24 Suburban and Farms $12.50 — ! i acre ground, 5 rooms; city water, gas. Beech Gipve._ DR-1286-W. 25 Business, Office and Desk Space WAREHOUSE SPACE—With sidetrack connections: rent reasonable. IR-1151. REAL ESTATE FQRSALE 27 Houses for Sale BRICK BUNGALOW—Speedway; strictly modern; social room, hardwood floois throughout; tile bath and kitchen; Frididaire, water softener; large lot, beautifully shrubbed; storm doors and windows; awnings; must be seen to be appreciated. Can be bought at a great brgain. Owner, 5201 W. 16th st. ’• $2.750.00—A read sacrifice; am modern eight-room home, 2400 block N. Talbot at this outlandish price. Terms. $1,250 cash, balance sls monthly; need ready cash. Phone owner. WA-3485. 28 Sale Suburban Property 1 ACRE—4-rm. bungalow, gar.;? 6-10 miles S. of river, west side of Hurding st.; $2,050, sl6 down; noon or eve, Rl-7725. 3Vi ACRES--5-room house, harn, chicken house, brooder house, idei.l location, 5 miles southeast on Road 79; small down payment; bargain price. ORION L. STARKS. DR-5379. HOME—And 3 4 acres onl v $1,500, $75 casTT COOPER. 924 Peoples Bank. BEAUTIFUL—New bri;k bungalow; 5 rooms, thoroughly modern; heated garage; two acres ground; fruit trees; 4 miies east city. Terms. IR-1590. 5-ROOM HOUSE— 3 4 acres ground; garageT west edge of city $1,500; also 24 acres, 6 miles city; 4-room house, barn, lights, good land: $1,50(. See M’TARSNEY &c BROWN. 2608 1 2 W. Michigan. BE-3609. 29 Uots, Farms and Acreage CLEAR FARM PROPERTIES 327 acre. Jasper Cos.. RICH SOIL, complete set bldg., new 6-rm. bung., only S3O acre. 163 acre, Jasper Cos. on highway No. 53, $25 acre. 457 acre. Kpox Cos., 2 complete sets bldgs, 1 mod., rich soil, only S4O acre. 240-acre Lawrence Cos. 1 Level) excellent improvements, rich soil, $3,000. 83 acre. Morgan Cos.. 18 miles from Indianapolis, good soil, well improv., only $2,500. Will guar, loans on all. EBY. 702 Inland Bldg. IMPROVED 23 A.. Johnson C'o., $250 down, sls mo. BARBOUR. 926 Peoples Bank 30 Sale Income Property TWO. 4-apartment dwellings, depression price. Pays 12%. Mod. 2400 N HU-1129, 31 Wanted to Trade BE SURE—Of your title. Demand an abstract prepared bv UNION TITLE CO. 155 E Market. St Union Title Bldg 33 Wanted—Real Estate HAVE BUYERS—For homes all parts of city; also real estate loans. R. L COLLESTKR. 603 New City Trust. WILL BUY—Or. payments, 20 to 50 acres Brown county. EARL HUNT. R. R 1. Lebanon, Ind. Wants Ads ~A~ecepted Till 10 p m.

MERCHANDISE 34 Swaps SWAP' Things You Have for Things You Want TO ADVERTISER Each ad appearing in inis column is listed in The Times Swap Bureau Directory for sixty days free oi charge Your swap ad costs onlv 3c a word 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 you 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 published There is no charge for this service * BICYCLES—SS cash for used girl's cT boy's, 803 E, 63rd St HU-1129. MIDGET RADIO—For tvpewritetr; prefe: portable. LI-4712. CARPENTER WORK—For coal, groceries. clothing or what? 1316 E. Southern. VACUUM CLEANER-FOR TIRES 20x600! 650 OR 700, BE-0204. CASH for vour house to wreck. Insurance protection SERVICE WRECKING CO. The Reliable Wrecker. LI-3069 ' BUILDING LOT—With all improvements! for B & L. stock or building materials. 18-0043. TRADE— Graham-Paige sedan, new tires. * for equity in light coach. HA-2428-M evenings. SBS "GIBSON" GUITAR—For auto radio or what? WEST. RI-7121. 2130 Barth ave. 2 CLEAR LOTS—Valued $400; will trade for late light car. BE-3397. 10-BATTERY CHARGER and vulcanizer for sale or trade. 3030 Carsor. ave TENOR GUITAR—PhiIco A and B. lr.ator. for good tenor banjo, bench lathe or what. 2)35 Cornell ave. 35 Household Goods New Washers from *39 75 Tub Mavtag ... 49 50 Rebuilt Cleaners from.. 6 95 Terms. *125 Weekly 32 N. Del. ELECTRIC SHOP LI-5386. Personal Loans for Household Goods ESTATES LOAN CO.. 505 MAJESTIC Bldg. DOMESTIC portable. *12.00: White able. $29; Singer portable. $35 and up. SINGER CO 126 W Washington st GAS RANGE—SS cash or terms. 317 E* Washington st. 3-DOOR REFRIGERATOR—SO-lb: *5 cash or terms. 317 E. Washington st. NEW AND USED REFRIGERATORS PRICED RIGHT POLAR ICE & FUEL CO. 2000 Northwestern RENT A MAYTAG $1 per wees Call Rl-9441 Extension 372 Minimum rer.ta' 5 weeks L S Avres A- Cos GOOD Quality" Floor Covering. 33c sq vd. Cut-Rate Linoleum Home 811 N Ala MAYTAG—A. B C. — etc., repaired on ments. Est. free. Used washers. $lO up 1900 SALES CO. 454 Mass. RI-4924. 2 GAS STOVES —1 white porcelain, - $iT! 1 black porcelain. $5; guaranteed to bake’ In good shape. No dealers. 1223 N. ' Oxford. Used Coffield WasheT : *l4 30. PEARSON PIANO CO. 138 N Penn. COOKING UTENSILS—Pancake griddle! muffin tins, cream whipper; miscellaneous. HE-5778.'