Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 176, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 December 1934 — Page 12

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STATE'S RELIEF ADMINISTRATION COSTS $250,(100 Huge Gain Shown During November iR Expenses for Office. (Continued From Pace One) ployment Relief Commission In July. 1933, started larger ink figures in the administration division of the ledger. The Transient Service Bureau, operating in a dozen Indiana cities, became a wing of the commission. Rural rehabilitation, killing of cattle in two relief packing companies, special educational projects, and the widened expanse of work proj-. ects ran admmistration into the $200,000 mark. Administration Costs Leap The administration costs leaped to $36,000 in June. 1933, with the organization of the Governor s commission. By December it had increased monthly to $69,000 as the unified relief body perfected its organization. From January. 1934, through October, the state administration cost has increased as follows:

Januarv $ February fr'MKHi March K, wx April MM.OfM May Iftl.fnn Junr ! ni.rw Julv IHI.iOO August vn.nm Srpfcmbrr IJI3.WW October 215,000 Hiring of administrative employes —as clerks and stenographers—diminished the ranks of the unemployed white collar workers, but as employes increased, administration’s share of each relief dollar was kept below 10 cents. October's cost was 7.2 cents of each relief dollar. • The commission, directed by Wayne Coy. former secretary of Governor McNutt, has been severe in charging administrative salaries and expenses to administration instead of to the individual projects. Reached 9.6 in January Administration cost nearest approached 10 cents of the relief dollar in January, 1934, when it reached 9.6 cents. Employment of 103.000 persons on Civil Works Administration cut the reliel cost, out administration work was kept at even keel to pick up the relief load when CWA work ended. The reliel load under CWA dr- p, cd to 62,000 families Disgruntled Democrats charge the commission is G. O. P. in its policies and leans backwards to give needy Repub ica ns key jobs. Republicans slur the cemtiission with the charge of a “Democratic machine." Director Coy, Democrat, steers a middle ground by admitting that “social workers are in the saddie." Headed by Fred Hoke, the executive committee of the Governor's commission is manned by more members of G. O. P. political lean ings than of Democrat.. G. O. P. Holds Edge Louis J. Borinstein. James W.Fesler, W. A. Hacker and William H. Book, former commission director, are committee members termed with “Republican backgrounds.” Mr. Hoke and the Rev. M. W. Lyons are placed under the Democratic banner. C. A. McKamey, fuel director, and S. J. Craig, purchasing agent, carry Republican labels. F. M. Rang, assistant director, was head of the Minnesota State Relief Commission. Dr. E. H. Shtneler. rural rehabilitation director, is a New Dealer on leave from the chair of economics of Franklin College. Miss Nadia D cm. social service director, is a f ruier case consultant of the Family Welfare Society and listed as a political independent. John R. Curry, state works director, is an engineer and architect. Where in May, 1934, the state commission had 1453 administrative employes, the ensuing months brought an increase until September's payroll was 1753 workers and October's reached 1891.

Qualifications Studied In Mi'iion County, the relief payroll viien administered by the township trustees prior to June. 1913 is estimated at approximately eighty employes in all townships. Center Township, the major relief unit, had not in excess of fifty employes. The month of May. 1934, saw 244 employes administering relief in all brandies, including the transient buretrj in the county, while September increased this number to 271 and October's payroll was 286. In the hiring of administrative emp- yes. R. W. Bunch, state personnel director, worries more about taping speed and need of applicants than the agility with which they pulled the rooster lever in the November election. Persons employed by private industry will not be hired. The major job dole of the administration is in the hands of Miss Deem, social service director. With five hundred social workers covering the state, the selection of those workers falls to Miss Deem. College degrees, a major in sociology. or at least several years in a univT'ity or normal school, are required of the relief investigators. Inherited From Old System Charges of political favoritism and tuilriing of Democratic fences rmre nearly is true in county relief units of the state. A portion of this political wardheeling wa inherited by the Governor's commission when it was organized in June, 1933. to go to the aid of dwindling relief funds of town hip trustees with Federal money. Each county has a relief supervisor directing all township reliet. Relief supervisors, upon taking charge for the state and Federal Government, found in some instances inefficient political hangerson glued to de ks and social service jobs. Seme supervisors cleaned house, tome ibarbed the township trti'-t-'e’s workers in order to p -event and vord In rich counties, the t jwnsh p uut<*e held the whip ot direct re--1 'f fund' provided b taxpayers as a rt'-ans rs ke-p rg appointees on the payrolls. 15. 8. Money Brings Change But with all work relief in tft? stats paid for by the Government, the thongs of the whip

I frayed and the trustees in some mj stances became sullen bystanders or carping critics of state control. One county • office in the north section of the state reported to The Indianapolis limes that it could dispense with one-fourth of the employes in one branch of the work if employes absorbed from the town- ■ 'hip 'rustee could be whittled from ! the payroll and younger and more -mcient employes hired. Carrying water on both shoulders and making en effort to placate county politicians, the relief supervisors seek to keep the township relief budgets high for direct relief by listening where possible, without sacrifice to efficiency, to the clamor of the precinct committeeman who spoke an earful about the capabilities of Mary Doe as a relief office worker. Bureaucracy teems state and county relief organizations. But each bureau is held accountable either to the state director or, in the case of the county, to a supervisor. Purchases for all bureaus are centralized in a purchasing department of the state commission iq Indianapolis. Every ton of relief coal is bought through the commission's fuel director. Bidding is necessary on all supplies above S3OO. Seventy fuel dealers handle the relief coal distribution in Marion County instead of a small coterie. A chain grocery is permitted to service direct relief grocery orders and pits its safes days against that of independent grocers.

Next: Marion County Relief. VITAL STATISTICS Marriage Licenses Floyd S*over. 27. ot 3938 College-av„ auditor, and Marie Miller, 27. of 3938 Col-lege-av.. supervisor William Jones. 56. of 1715 College-av., carpenter, and Gertrude Swartz 53, of 13-6 Burdsal Parkway, housekeeper. John Eyrne, 60. of R R. 1. Box 244, millwright, and Mary Flvnn, 45, of R R 1. Box 244. Housekeeper. Frank Rutar. 21. of 2730 West St. Clairst . machinist, and Florence Newbury 20. of 1243 Pasadena-st.. wrapper. Herschel Stults. 32. Carlinville. Ili.. elec’rical engineer, and Marian Rice, 33, of 1616 Hoyt-st.. housekeeper. Harry Burrell. 21. of 1419 East South-ern-av shipping clerk, and Grace Ratcliff. 25. of 326 Parkway-av.. Inspector. Carl Schmidt. 30. of 523 Cottage-av., clerk and Mary Hayes. 28. of 2753 Man-ker-st.. bookkeeper. Joseph Kurher. 30, of 1362 Ewing-st. alesman. and Rosemary Fogarty. 28, of 1512 North Mendian-st.. housekeeper. Everett Kuhn. 23 of 3050 West Riversidedr.. salesman, and Mildred Everhart, 22. of 1551 East 49th-st.. silk worker. Anthony Dallesandro. 33, New York City, salesman, and Lilli Di Carlo. 27. of 1938 North Olney-st.. instructor. Orville Phillips, 22. of 2040 Lexingtonav driver, and Margaret Tinsley. 20, of 2550 South Meridian-st.. stenographer William G llcsnie. 26. of 808 Virginia-av., sale man and Don, Ray. 23. of 2226 East 12'h-st. stenographer. Fred Reeier. 52. of 324 South Lvons-st.. salesman and Elsie Ocey, 42. of 2053 Ns tii Kiistcn-st. hakerv. A'an Highland. 45. Evans'l ie. fireman, and Blanche Webb. 32. of 3835 Broadwav houspkeep-r. Theodore Grosskopf. 27. of 2328 Parkav. vice-president, and Virginia South. '’2. of 1512 North Meridian-st.. housekeeper. William Stanley. 21. ot 1521 East Mar-ke-.-st., salesman and Margaret Hughes, 18. of 555 North Temple-av.. housekeeper. Kennth Covey. 21. Jamestown, farmer, end Haze! Coons. 22. of 242 5 Massav.. waitress. Lon Conl-v. 51. of 2144 Columbia-av.. ccm'-nt finisher, and Beulah Jordan, 42, of 2144 Col’trnbia-av.. housekeeper. Le® Hollingsworth. 28. of 333 North G ant-'t . sel-rman. and Kathryn Gorman. 13. of 501 We*t Drive, housekeeper. ——r

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VITAL STATISTICS Marriage Licenses Daniel Thorr.pson. 28. of 407 West North-st . houseman, and Thelma Oreer. 23. of 435 West 29th-*t. housekeeper. Louis Lipps 11. of 1735 Hall-pl.. radio 1 expert and Jun* Fisher. 30. of 460 North Oray-st.. stenographer. Raymond Radford. 2 of 715 West Tenth-st. porter and Annie Boyd. 21. of 1802 Bellefontaine-st . housekeeper Joseph K-ng 21 of 885 West 28th-st clerk, and Evelyn Beasley. 19 of 2137 Northwestern-a v operator. Roy Hill. 23. of 415 North Keystone-av . clerk and Laura Bridges, 20. of 220 East-ern-av housekeeper. Harold Cohen. 22. of 3950 Park-av. chemist and Sonhia Alpert. 22. of 620 South Merldian-st., stenographer Frederic Azbell. 23. of 5730 East Wasb-:ngron-st manager and Vivian Wh.i*e. 19. ; of 5024 East New York-st . secretary. I Floyd Nixon 29 of 311 North IlUnois-st ! controller, and Marv Upton 23. of 3330 I North Meridian-st.. secretary. Births Bovs George and Elsie Crunk. 733 Ktcham William and Emma Grav 2270 Columbia Georg* and Norma Trusler 324 S Hamilton Clarence and Violet Fortner. 5444 English. Nick and Angeline Lane. 608’ 2 E Washington. Ravmond and Freda Thompsson. 1250 Ed-omont Gro er and Irma Roberts 202 Minkner Paui and Thvra Wells. 328 N West George and Clemia Wallace. 1301 Hovt Harrv and L'dia Eberhard 718 Fletcher James and Sue Jonev 163 Douglas Leslie and Grace Cooper. 12 West Adler Bert and Marv McAdams. 824 South Noble. William and Tda O®rron 7061 Columbia Oliver and Nellie Cain. Coleman hospital Robert and Lois Grav. Coleman hospital Uriah and Marie Holden. Coleman hospl*l. O-orge and Frances Mock. Coleman hospital Clyde and Esther Ragsdale. Coleman hospital. Frank and Jennie Lucchese. 906 S. Nob'e. Harrison and Beatrice Douthl. 1124 S State.

Girls Albert and Bertha Clark. 1406 Earhart. Walter and Helen Davis. 457 N. Haugh William and Mary Settles, 905 W. 16t0.pl Flovd and Addie Fruits. 2956 N. Olnev. John and Gertrude Botor. 1217 Bridge. Robert and Violet Fox 1628 Bellefontaioe Hubert and Norma Johnson. 409 S. Ho'rnes. William and Gertrude Gael, 1368 W. Rav. Rsvmona and Beatrice Page 3114 Northwestern Wa'ter and Marguerite Smith. 1525 W. New York. Jehn and Pearl Elwards. 1237 N. Sheffield John and FRi® Cook. Colmn hospital Paul and Ruth Murphy, Coleman hospital Clvde and Mary Myers. Coleman nosnital u®nry and Opal Slider. Coleman hospital. El*~®r and Charlotte Applegate. 1315 W 23rd. and Gertrude Nichols. 1711 Prospect. 'leaths Ba'ser Kirsch. 76, of 1348 N. Dearborn. arteriosclerosis. William F Woods. 71. City Hospital. gr-*rir hemorrhage. Martha Frmioe Graham. 61 of 2918 Newton. amt'® intestinal obstruction. Jacob F cerebral apoplexy Margaret Evelyn Hayes 1 Rilev H-'-n'tai. complications of birth. Wil'iam Plant. 41. Veterans’ Hospital. '-Srr'”Oma. Ju'ta Neal Smith. 15. City Hospital, o-ritonitis. Mad-line Hinkle. 48 Long Hospital, carcinoma. Vm'a Do'v-ev. 48 Traction Terminal Building, on- ■•■tarv occlusicm. James WU'-m Lvtle. 60. of 1032 W Vermont, rnr-imonia. Robert f Rav. 4 months. 1115 River. asnh” vi atiop. Est''-r Ftmemaker 36. Methodist Hospital. care‘nomn Lura F Stafferd. 50. Methodist Hospital acute apn-udirjtis. A'e'a Williams, 31 of 1304 N. Grant, anemia. Emma Long. 68. City Hospital, lobar pneumonia. Hattie B Stanton. 75. of 1427 N. Delaware. carcinoma. Florence F Mackev 78. Me’bodist Hospital. cardio vascular renal disease. John W. Nichols. 54. City Hospital, carcinoma. Leon Gallaread. 24, City Hospital, skull fracture. Marjorie Irene Jones, 20. MethodlSt H"sp’tal. tuberculous peritonitis. Indiana Sanders. 61. of 1932 Caroline, acute cardiac dilatation. Georee Spencer. 40. of 1934 Yandes. diabetes. Everett Maddox. 46. of 1115 Knox. -nro-Tv reclusion

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Deaths Oeraidtne Brooks. 13. Riley Hospital, broncho pneumonia Lawrence Ltueral. 1. Rilev Hospital diphtheria Bobbv Lee Holt. 1 month. Rilev Hospital, complications of birth Louis M Johnson. 70. of 1641 E Rav nrond. cerebral hemorrhage George Davis. 46. Veterans' Hospital uremia. • lumping Permits E Fishman. 336 E Washington, 5 fixtures Frank Clark 833 N Jefferson. 1 fixture. Roy McQueen 814-16 Hyland 4 fixturn ANNOUNCEMENTS Death Notices EASTER. ROBERT—Entered into rest Sunday. age 70 vears. beloved brother ot Tavltha and Madona Brandenburg and Charles Easter, uncle ol Melvin ana Osra Brandenburg and Marv Johnson. Funeral Tuesday. 2 p m . HARRY W MOOR FUNERAL PARLORS. 2OSO E Michigan st. Friends invited. Burial Floral Park cme'erv I INCH. NELLIE R.- Wife of Shelhv J Finch, mother of Shelbv Jr. and Louise Finch, passed awav at her home. 4266 Bowman ave iUniversity Heights'. Sunday. Dec 2 Funeral Wednesday. Dec a. 10 a. m. at the Madison Avenue M E church Friends invited. Burial Crown _ Hill. HARRIS. BESSIE AGNES - Beloved daughter of Harvey and Dora Harris, sister of Mrs. Ophelia Small pod Robert Harris, passed away Saturday morning at residence. 1934 Wilcox ft. funeral services Tuesday. 2 p m. at above addres. Friends invited Ili.rial Crown HIM. CONKI.E SERVICE. HIGGINS. JAMES—Father >f Mrs. Mary Ma'henv, Charles, Robert and George Huggins, passed away at the residence of the daughter. Mrs. Matienv. 24 North Rural st.. Sunday. Dec. 2. Funeral Wednesday, Dec. 5. 2 p m at the above address. Friends invi ed. Burial Memorial Park. MESSER. LEE—Passed away Sunday a. m Services and burial at Union Chape! Tuesday. Friends may call at the FLAN NER & BUCHANAN Mortuary Mondav evening. THOMPSON. CRAWFORD W. Beloved husband of Ida M Thompson, passed awav Sunday evening. Dec. 2, aqe 45 vears. Funeral services will be held at the residence. 2161 S. New Jersey St. Wednesday afternoon. Dec. 5. at 1:30 o'clock and at St. John's Evangelical church, corner Leonard and Sanders Sts., at 2 o’clock. Burial New Crown cemetery. Friends invited. Friends may ' call at the residence after Tuesday noon WALD FUNERAL DIRECTOR. WILLIAMS. OLIVE H —Wife of Lewis D Williams, passed awav Sunday morning. Services at residence, 2930 Kenwood ave.. Wednesday. 10 a. m. Friends invited. Burial at Cambridge City. Friends mav call at residence after 7 p. m. Mondav. TYNER SERVICE. WILLIAMS, A LET A—Beloved wife of Evert Williams, daughter of Mrs. L. Sanh sister of Mrs Harrv Arnold of Detroit passed on at the residence. 1304 N. Grant St. Saturday morning Funeral Mondav. 2 n. m . at THE McNEET.Y MORTUARY. 1828 N. Meridian St Burial Crown HHI. WILSON, SAMUEL— Little son of Alfred Wilson passed awav Dec. 1. at Riley Hospital. He leaves tw'o brothers and two sisters. Funeral Tuesday. 2 p m.. from res’dence. Rural Route 7, Box 65. Burial F’orel Park. Friends invited TOI.TN FttNER AL SERVICE Funeri Directors Florists finn Bros” Funeral Home *39 n Meridian St i A 1836 FFANNER & Bl JUHANAN W Pali Creek Drive I A 4400 GRINSTEINERS 522 E. Market HI-5374 11 ise Y&rrn is 957 N. Delaware LI-3828 GEO. W. lISHER h’UNERAI HOMES .614 W WASH ST BE-0148 <719 N Capitol AVE TA-1719 J C WILSON ■ 230 Prospect HR-1)321 32> ( Lost and Pound STRAYED—White wire-haired terrier' black face and right side with tan eyebrows and jaw. Reward. HU-6350

Coals of HIGHEST Quality Ix 2 Furnace 6 ' tn Indian r, No^- 69 (gjHgj5| ■loneer island Creek i£7 -i y lump clean forked pi.xo i ip-Top West Virginia 7X Furnace Chunks 6x3 1 ° Citizens Coke, Qfl egg and nut po.Jv Indianapolis Ice & Fuel Cos. DR-2400 4 Yards DR-2401 inrttane mine run INDIANA MINE RUN **.ll Economy Fuel Supply DR-1220 ’ DR-1321 "Economize With Economy" " BETTER THAN “ ORDINARY LOW-PRICED FUEL $5-46 ~ Furnace Chunks Indiana No. 5. YOUR MONEY BACK IF NOT SATISFIED ss= <m I™ <israp Indiana Vo 5 Furnace Chunks Casady Fuel & Supply Cos. 906 N. Sherman CH-1427 CH-1427 Special Indiana Coal Sale 2-IN. NUT AND SCREENINGS *1 48 Good lor Furnace and Stove BRAZIL BLOCK Mine Run . 55.23 WHITE ASH Lumov Mine Run *5 11 Best Cordwood Fireplace. Furnace 54 BLUFF RD. COAL CO. DR-6767 BRAZIL BLOCK, $5.23 Mine run. mined tn Indiana We Deliver Any Amount Perry Coal Cos. Rl-1567 s s.23™Buys BRAZIL BLOCK Run a mine. This coal runs very coarse. 75 to 80 , lump. One of the best mines In the district. Center Coal Cos. HE.-1458 TEN PER CENT discount on all Casn Want Ads placed at Ttmea Want Ad Headquarter*. 214 W. Maryland St.

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HELP WANTED 13 Help Wanted—Male . WE WANT TO TALK TO A RELIABLE MAN now employed, desiring to better himself bv qualifying as INSTALLATION and SERVICE MAN in the ELECTRIC REFRIGERSTION and Air Conditioning bus. No exper. nee., but chosen applicant should be mechanically inclined and willing to train spare time for a few months. Write, giving age. present occupa.. phone. Utilities Eng. Inst., Box K. 330 Times. STUDIO WORK—Salary. Permanent job 206Vz E. New York. l a Hein Wanted—Female WANTED —Girls for advertising work; pleasant work, good earnings. Call 2042 N New Jersey, ask for MR. PLESCHER between 6 and 8 p. m.. 10 to 12 Saturday MIDDLE-AGED woman needing home and care for child. Small salary. 810 Park. Ave. 3 MORE girls for work in citv: guaranteed salary and bonus. Call after 4 p. m., 272 Century Bldg. 16 Situations Wanted MIDDLE-AGED gentleman will exchange light work for room and ooard. MR. SPENCER, HA-1786-M., 2016 N. Delaware. TYPIST. COMPETENT. P. B. X CLERICAL WORK. HU-6059. RENTALS 17 Furnished Rooms 53: 24TH E. 515—Cozy room, next cath. HE a i494 eat wa er Widow’? home ALABAMA. N. 2355—Large front room; overstaffed; also bedroom: private entrance: garage. Reasonable. ALABAMA, N.. 702—Apt 4; attractive bedroom: steam, hot water: modern; reasonable: close in. LI-3173 DELAWARE. N.. 1407 Laree. pleasant bedroom: good heat: reasonable: close <n. RI-9267. EMERSON. N., 421 Exclusive sleeping room, adjoining bath: gentleman: heat guaranteed: reasonable. IR-5834 ILLINOIS. N., 1907—Attractive steamheated room; constant hot water. Refined home. Gentleman. Reasonable. ILLINOIS, N., 3025—Private home, comfortable room; suitable I or 2; hot water; $3 sgle. TA-0896, MERIDIAN. N, 402. Apt. 51—Very desirable nicely furnished front room: shower and bath. LI-6972 PENNSYLVANIA, N.. 1347—Lovely furnished room for man; near bath; quiet _home. LI-8857. ST JOE. E.. 132—Nicely furnished room: I or 2: private entrance: home: steam heat; privileges. LI-4126 29TH. 139 W. —Lo'.elv front room. well heated: quiet home: meals optional’ privileges HA-1233-R. 36TH, W., 14—Delightful front room, private home; easy transportation; gentlemen preferred. 17-a Hotels, Resorts, Inns HOTEL ANTLERS Offers all comforts Ultra modern note service As low as $2 a dav $lO week 150 N Meridian LI-2351 HARBOUR HOTELrooms: running hot. cold water: low rates HOTEL: 124 E NEW YORK Modern outs'de rooms: reasonable- '/, so from onstoffice. * hwenzer hotel 4ot> t Washington ?t.: clean outside rooms $2 50 up wiclv running water showers tubs 18 Housekeeping Rooms * $2.50—2238 W 16th; 2-room modern apt completely furnished: private entrance: adults BE-4275-W S3- 2225 E 10TH—1-room, modern; newly papered. Close to bath. Utilities furnished. BROADWAY, 1134—1 to 3 large, clean warm rooms. $2.50 to $6 week. CARROLLTON. 2230—1-room and kitchen_ette; good heat: private entrance; $3 ILLINOIS. N. 2339—1, 2-room apts.; everything furnished; $3.50. $5 HA-4928-M ILLINOIS. N . 3471—Clean 3 rooms, private bath and private entrance: good neat. LEXINGTON. 1206—4-room upper dupiex; nice, clean: adults: private entranre Reasonable. DR-1190-J. MICHIGAN. 615 E.—Sleeping and housekeeping rooms. Modern. Good heat Reasonable LI-4792 NEW YORK E. 1405 -Elderlv ladv for housekeeping: reasonable. l'i sauares Holv Cross church LI-7636. PARK. 1535—2-room apartment; ~ sink: j furnished or unfurnished: modern; Drivate entranceppeasonable. PENN 815 N—l Clean room, adjoining ! bath. A-l location, steam heat. Cheap i LOVELY WOODRUFF 608 _ M kitchenette: furnished: utilities. 3rd Poor: $lB mo CH-4108. CLINTON HOTEL—Large front room, housekeeping steam neat, gas range 29 Virgina ave.

19 Rooms with Board $5: PARK: 833—Cozv room; 3 good meals, gentlemen: good home: close in RI 9930 MOUNT 52, N. —Attractive room, next bath: suitable for 2 Home cooking: privileges, be-0791-m BABY or children to board: good care’ modern home; reasonable. RT-7123 il Unfurnished Anartments 'Ti •)(! l-inNDE- col Virgin's ana M< Cartv sts Price includes heat eas Prieidaire CH-2777 GUILFORD 6364 '2 Modern 2 otoioom. sunparlor garage; steam heat; *27 50 HU-1859 37 W 21st ' *37 50-S 2->0 2035 N Meridian *<o-eo LOVELY 2-bedroon apt north Fall c-eek Frig gar.: *42 50 LI-3164 TA-0335 Indianapolis Rental Agency Furn and unfurn ant* *►•>• srrir f <n> ■'9'-'Der’sr(nr T 1-5452 AMRWt€Nr flfNTflC 6UR€flO SO". tnientJ o in jarl> .• n* it> ee traniportarion to inapen ujirtmen'i a l ' HE 1326 or Rl-1371 dav *r night ►’OR eolorea jancson Ct T222 : 24~Corneli *2O Include* utilities See cuntodian -OR olorec ixiuglas Court ait % Blvo di so jnrliide* ijft' "nstndtar 22 Unfurnished Houses *10—950 BELL ST.—6-room double, near Tech: redecorated in—ou f RI-2929 *10; 427 S. GRAY—4-room double: garage: water paid. CH-0357-.m 512.00 M 0.—1419 Montcalm. 6 room semi-modern single including garage Gregory & Appel, Inc. *ls GUILFORD. 2619—5-room modern; water paid; garage HE-4967 ADAMS. 2059—Attractive 4 rooms and bath; good condition: Heatrola: garage: cheap. CHURCHMAN. 3429 6 Room double. Beech Grove car line, garage, chicken house: *l2 50. DR-1099.

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RENTALS 22 Unfurnished Houses COLLEGE. 5445-47—English tvoe home: Frigidaire. stove, furnished HU-1708 W A-0800. CONGRESS. 364—6-room mod , corner bungalow; $25; water paid; garage TA--6095. DEQUINCY. 320—Desirable 5-room modern single; newlv decorated: excellent furnace. DORMAN 425—A-l, 4 rooms, semi-mod-garage, water: sl2. EAST—Near St. Clair; 8 rooms, bath, furnace. gas. electricity; $9. HU-6397 ENGLISH. 1115—5 rooms, bath; redecorated; garage. DR-4682 or 231 S. Noble. GRACE ST.. S.. 431—0-room modern bungalow; near transportation. CH-0344; HU-6631. HAMILTON 314 —5 room double: good condition: new furnace; garage. LI-4206 HAMILTON. N.. 538—5 rooms, semi-mod-ern; garage: single. IR-5410. HIGH ST.. 1002—4 rooms, near Eli Lilly; good cond : wa'er paid. LI-2290. LASALLE. 2607 N.— Bungalow; 5 rooms, breakfast room, full basement, laundry, garages. TA-6415. NEW JERSEY. 1903, N—l O-room modern, 2 families, will redecorate; S3O. HA--3089-M. NEW YORK. 3110 E.—s-rm.. semi-mod. and garage: on bus line: water pd $lO. NORTH, 3600—Beautiful 3-bedroom double; $27.50. WHITE. RI-7766. IR-7956 SHEFFIELD. 137 N—6-room semi-modern double, near Washington high school. BE-4020-M. SHERMAN DR.. N„ 619 3-bedroom modern: srarage: $35 SHIMER AGENCY LI-1003. TA-1003 STATE. 425 N.—B rooms, modern, newlv painted and decorated; garage: near Tech: reduced UNION ST . 2231—double. 5 rooms. semi-modern. sl2: water paid. DR-4673-J TEMPLE. 936 N.—4 rooms modern $13.75 BALTIMORE. 850—5 rooms SIO.OO ST. CLAIR. 817 E.—6 rooms $12.50 COFFEE ST.. 538—5 rooms, bath $12.00 COFFEE. 550—4 rooms, water pd. $ 9.00 JENNINGSJBROS.. 28J3. IlHnois 25TH & PARK—Corner 2-way double. 6 rooms, just cleaned. Reasonable. HU39TH, W.. 323—6-room modern and garage: just off Maple rd.; nice location; s2.i. RI-6412. Rent starts Dec. 16. FREE RENT until Dec. 5: 123 S. Arlington: 4 rooms, semi-modern: newlv decorated'. $lO. IR-3516 HALF rible., 5 rms„ basement and attic; semi-mod.; Jackson st. A. E. CLASHMAN. RI-9210. COLORED; 1523 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. —4 rooms, electricity, gas, garage; $6. HE-1127.

23 Furnished Apts, and Houses M. Nicely furnished efficiency apart- = = mem. $35; also delightful 2-bed- = g room apt.. SSO: all utilities, §| §§ Frigidaire; splendid environment' = = references required. Inquire 1603 = H Central. HE-1328. Illllllllllllilll!llllllll!!llllllil!ll!lllllllllllllllll!llllll!lllllllllllllllllllirilllllilllllllllllllllllllli3 $30 —BEAUTIFUL, private. 3-room apt.; garage. WHITE. RI-7766. IR-7956. CENTRAL, 2131—56 wk.; living rm.. bedroom kitchenette, private ent.; adults HE-4155. NORTH, 3400—Finest finished. S3O home in city. WHITE. RI-7766. IR-7956. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ’27 Houses For Sale Michigan TOR SALE—Eight-room two-storv house; all modern, double garage, boathouse 110-loot lake front, sea wall, motorboat. rowboat; all fenced in. plenty of shade: ideal for small children. Cost SII,OOO three vears ago. Will sacrifice half. Diamond Lake. Cassopolis, Michigan. U. S. ACKERMAN. 1405 Lincolnwav West. South Bend. Indiana. - v'ERAL desirable properties for colored clients; good cond.. well 'ocated. Reasonable prices and terms Call Fred D. Stilz. A. J. HUEBER & CO.. 144 N. Del. LI-4412. 28 Sale Suburban Property 4-Room Suburban 2 large lots, few doors west of Indpls. Motor Speedway. 2nd house west of Georgetown road on 24th stl. SIOO 00 cash: bal 510 00 mo Call MR. NEUKOM. Gregory & Appel, Inc. LI-7491 • t SURE Ul voiii utie uemana an ao stract prepared bv UNION TITLE CO 155 F Market S? Unio- Title Bldg MERCHANDISE 3* Swap-

SWAP Things You Have for Things You Want TO .4DYERIISF.K Each ad appearing in this column is listed in The Times Swap Bureau directory for sixtv davs free of charge Your Swap' ad will receive a special rate of seven days for the price ol five and fmit ilav tor the cost of three TO TRADERS 11 vou can not Snd 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 no ■barge for this service *5 00 CASH for vour old bicvcle on anew b'cycle 803 E 63rd WA-1133 MY cash for vour Chevrolet. Model A Ford 727 Fairfield. apt. 9 HA-2399-W C TILLMAN for Nature’s Crystals; *1 00; guaranteed. 4017 E New York st. IR-1974 *5 00 for old bicycles or new bicycles 803 _E 63rd St. WA-1133 AUTOMOBILES repaired at vour home allows cheaper price, cash or ? DR-4146-J DOUBLE garage doors—For coal, cash or ? Jst. ave.. West and Amber st BICYCLES— *l2 up tires repairs HOFFMAN 251 Mass LI-5256 205 E Wash FRIGIDAIRE- New 1931. 8-cu ft Will take R R B 8c L stock HU-3132 35 Household Goods FOR SALE—B-pc walnut dining rm. suite 315 N Senate Apt 13 CROSLEY Shelv a dor 1934 model. FDR ud only 30 davs sell for onlv *lo<>’ save money Equitable Securities Cos. 544 E Wish LI-7081 FORCED to lose mv electric refrigerator, will give to responsible part? for unpaid balance Address K-311 IndianaD olisTimes REFRIGERATOR—Present the family with a beautiful Polar Refrigerator for Xmas Easy terms. POLAR ICS 4s COAL CO.. 2000 Northwestern.

.DEC. 3, 1934

MERCHANDISE 35 Household Goods Iht rnor Washer* SM Used A Rb’.t* Washers $5 *p Wrinter Rolls 1 *j Terms. $1 25 Weekly <’ N .I®, i HOK ELECTRIC SHOP U-s,iß ff. m PER WEEK WILL REM A NEW VT MAYTAG WASHER MINIMUM I CENTAL, o WEEKS L S AYRES St I JO Rt-9441 ■ Seventh Floor ana uontairs Stora WAL..UT CIRCULATOR- Must sell 4. 50 Ace" Oil stove 2912 Shelbv st ELEC TRIC Washers, reconditioned Whinpool " ' Ro’arex," ’"Thor." Easy.” bargains RI-4087 i Radi's Musical instruments NEW RADIOS $i a K KaOio lube> a iot 1 n e.-rt •’** • R >rtt. , n An l/\ SALES aad StftVlCt #f r% U I VJ Y 1 JO INDIANA AVI V U LVEH IKUMPEI 2,5 j Itiitruments and accessories cut prn-N LOR: NZ MUSIC STORE 20 Pembroke \rcade MAJESIIC radio 8-tube super S.i FIT WTDFH CH-1449 1934 CROSLEY Radios at < 2 off R ,v R STOIIEB 223 E Wash ’0 ÜB7D radio* <8 SO ta R A R STORES 225 E Wash MAJESTIC 9-tube all wave 119 vO R An STORES 225 E Wash RADIO R C A screen grid table et. tike new sls 00 825 Parkw av ave PHILCO 7-’uhe, $lO 50 ECONOMY RADIO SHOP 245 F, W h 17 Miscellaneous Pot Salt 12 CROCKERY lamps; cost $3 65; selling $1 50 each: shoe cabinets, toys: 1 hicvole S3O. bargain, utility cabinev gas stove, good condition. ?50: furniture; kitchen cabinets BIG FOUR UNCLAIMED FREIGHT STATION. Corner Capitol and South st. ELECTRIC MOTORS Ai’ernating and direct. 1 to 10-H P . reasonable prices. I, .1 Mr MASTER CH-1945 STORE FIXTURES -Bakrrv equipment; special equipment: buy and sell 419 E. _ Ohio CARLOADS AND CARLOADS ot fine new suites and odd pieces to trad* for vour old furniture; generous allowance Baker Bros . 219 E Washington at. STEAM BOILER—A-l condition; reasonable MILLION POPULATION WRECKING CO 310 S Delaware st FLUSH-CLEAN—Clears stopped-up niumb,ing: fine for sluggish sinks. ALBERT G MAAS 31 Virginia ave RI-3315 LUMBER bargains Slightly off-grade 6” drop sdg . 4' fig.. $2.60; framing. $3; 6” redwood sdg.. $3.20. Seeing is believing. Nickel Plate Lbr. Cos.. 1130 E 25th NEW EMERSON 's-h. p. motors Special price. SB, guaranteed. Also other new and used motors. All sizes. Reasonable. MEIER ELECTRIC A MACH. CO. 3525 E. Wash. IR-1151. GOLF STICKS—SIOO set of MacGregor woods and irons; leather bag; sacrifice. $25. 821 N. Penn., apt. 25 37-d Beer Equipment BEER equipment, bars, booths, coll boxes, desks chairs Terms 327 W Wash. 3U Wanted to Bay Attention, Junk Peddlers WE PAY THE FOLLOWING PRICES FOR JUNK Mixed Wipers 3' 2 c per pound Mixed Rags 75c per hundred! Cotton Mattresses ...$1.25 per hundred Red Brass 4c per pound Yellow Brass 3c per pound Light Brass 2c per pound Copper Wire 5c per pound Light Copper 4c per pound Aluminum lie per pound Radiators 3c per pound Zinc 2c per pound Batteries 45c each Mixed Lead $2 75 per hundred Books 30c per hundred Tires $4.00 per ton Iron . . $5 00 per ton BEST PRICES FOR GLASS AND BOTTLES The Miller Cos., Inc. 130 S. California St. RI-5150 1 OLD GOLD, silver, platinum all Kinds jewelry bought from properly identified persons. Free appraisals. 213 Mass ave. MILTON GOLD REF. CO. GASH PAID IMMEDIATELY lor ola gold! Jewelry, watches, rings dental bridges. STANDARD GOLD SMELTNG CO. 423 LEMCKE BLDG., 4TH FLOOR Entrance 106 E. Market Street HIGHEST prices paid for old gold watches! dental bridges. lewelrv. etc. SACKS BROS 308 Indiana ave Phone RI-5994

Furniture Buyers MM IK. I. 2019** & WANTS GOOD FURNITURE MR PIERCE _ PROMPI SERVICE Cal] Rl-0469 For an v furniture V/clii rugs, stoves or clothing you have for sale Calls answered promptly. I 1-9271 We pay more. EXCHANGE x fURN. CO., 304 E. Wash WE BUY WE SELL WE TRADE. Coll T T 98*29 For best prieps and Xji quick service for any amount of furniture, rugs and stoves. BUY whole nouses or odd pieces ot lurn.. Pianos etc MR WERELEY HU-7274 WILL pay extra good prices for anv kind household -goods. DR-6446 LIVESTOCK 42 Dogs, Birds, Pets SMALL TERRIER PUPPIES—Cheap. 747 N. Wallace. IR-6488. MALE Fox Terrier wants to find home. 1309 Comer ave. 4.4 Horses, Cattle, Poultry YOUNG Jersey cow. closeup springer, gentle: good milker. LI-0474. AUTOMOTIVE 45 Autos for Sale GOOD Transportation ‘3O Ford A touring $125 Chrysler 75 sedan, 5 w. w 245 Chrysler 72 spt. coupe.. 145 Chrysler 75 spt, coupe .. 195 Stude. light sedan 245 Chrysler 66 sedan, 6 w. w. 295 Chrysler 70 sed., 4 speed 295 Chrys. 70 sp. cp., 4 speed 295 ’3l De Soto 6 sedan 325 '33Ford V-8 spt. rdstr... 395 ’3l Ford A tudor, clean .. 275 ’32 Mod. Ply. coach 300 ’32 Mod. Ply. sed., A. W. 345 '33-Mod. Ply. del. cpe... . 450 ’33 Chrysler 6 sed., 6 w. w. 675 ’33 Chrysler 8 sed., 5 w. w. 695 ’32 Chrysler 8 sed., 5 w. w. 59q| ’32 Chry. 8 spt. cp., 6 w.w. 595 ’33 De Soto 6 sed., 5 w. w. 595 ’32 De Soto spt. cp., 5.w.w. 395 ’33 Chrys. 6 spt. cp., a. w. 650 ’32 Chev. bus. cp., good.. 345 '33 Dodge bus. cp., 5 w. w. 575 C. H. Wallerich Cos. 958 N Meridian. RI-4576 Open evenings till 9:30. 1932 Buick Coupe Model 32-96 Vie* this beautiful 5 pass, i coupe strikingly finished in maroon exI cellent tire equipment. low mileage; i eouipped with radio and hot water heater. Here is eloquent transportation at a price that will amaze vou. CENTRAL BUICK CO. j 832 N Meridian St LI-1935. 1934 Pontiac 4-dr. Sed. i Finished in a beautiful faun cream- ; wire wheels; has been driven onlv 2204 miles. View this smart looking motor car at our salesroom. 832 N Meridian I Si and make a substantial savings CENTRAL BUICK CO. I 832 N. Meridian St. LI-1995. 32 PONTIAC sedan, strikingly finished in ebonv. 6 wire wheels, excellent tire equipment. View this snappv Uttle motor car at only *395 CENTRAL BUICK CO.. 872 N M s* LI-1995 1532 PONTIAC 2-dr redan nere is a car : that must be seen to appreciate the ! value offered: has had excellent care Neatly finished in cabalt blue striped in gold A d-monstratlon will convince vou that this is an outstanding value. CFNTRAI. BUICK CO. ; 832 N Meridian si LI IM§. 1932 PLYMOUTH sedan, finished tn cobalt blue good average tires; attractively priced at *295 Mondav special. CENTRAL BUICK CO. _ ... 832 N. Meridian at. LI. 1995. USED CAR BARGAINS A W BOWEN CO. Mi n. Wayne ate. 10th ano Central Chevrolet Denier*